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�NNWS-RECORD, THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1980
Holmesville UCW
make donation
By Blanche beeves
The Holmesville United
Church Women (UCW)
met on June 10 with Petty.
Stoner and her group in
charge.,
The group discussed
evorkandlIWPurPose
of the UCW and Edna
Lervi$ received the of-,
tering and Muriel.Qrigg'
gave areadinr ¥n the the absence of the
. president, Jean Ginn and
Phyllis Cox conducted the.
business and pennies
, were collected for the roll
call.
• The UCW agreed to
make a donation to help
with the renovations to
the Sunday School rooms.
WI meet '
• President* Millie
—DyThpened "It
June meeting of the
.Goderich Township
Women's Institute (WI)
with Sarah Storey at the
piano.
The group discussed
horticulture and Helen
Fuller showed slides on
flowers and bedding
plants.
The past presidents
were all honored and
Mrs. Dempsey read their
achievements and each
was presented with a
silver spoon.
The plant auction took
place with Barb Betties
as the auctioneer and
lunch was served.
Baseball news
The.upcoming baseball
.schedule includes:
June 19, pee wee boys,
firstgme at
Vanastra, 7 pm;
June 24, pee wee boys,
Goderich Twp. at
Colborrie"7 pal ;
June 24, squirt boys,
Stanley at Goderich; 7
pm, school diamond;
June 24, Squirt Girls,
Egmondville at
Goderich, 7 pm, school
diamond;
June 24, midget girls,
• Goderich Twp. at
Stanley, 9 pm ;
June. 24, midget boys,
Stanley • at Goderich
Twp., 9 pm, new
diamond, ,
The midget boys won
their exhibition game last
week against Varna and
the squirt girls won their
opening game of the
season against
TUckersmith, The pee
.weebOYS lost one,
exhibition gatrie against
Stanley and won a match
against Goderich last
week. • • ,
toilet' the slo,
pitch game, on Tuesday at
the pew, diamond when
Porter's Hill Qun Club
and Holmesville meet.
Church news •
The men's choir par-
ticipated in the Father's
Day service at. the
Holmesville United
Church on Sunday.
Rev. John Oestriecher
—and -tire--Suirday School
children talked about
their trip to Storybook
Gardens and the theme of
his sermon was, The
kingdom of God. Ken
Harris received the of-
fering.
Personals
The community wishes
to express their sym-
pathy to Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Sowerby on the loss
of Mrs. Sowerby's
mother.
Good wishes go to Mr.
and Mrs. Broome and
family on their move to
western Canada.
The community wishes
to express their sym-
pathy to Mr. Rapson and
family on the death of his
wife.
Remember that this
Sunday, June 22 a joint
service and picnic will be
held for, the Holraesyille
and Wesley Willis
Churches at Camp
Menestung..„
Do' you know?
Canadian cows produce
on the average about
twice as much•. milk
(about 4,800 kgs) as they
did 30 years ago. About
two thirds the cow
numbers (1,900,000)
provide milk for nearly
double the population.
The fund raising project for the new addition to the
Vanastra Recreation Centre was a $1,000 richer this
week. Past president of the Vanastra Lioness Betty
McLean, right, presented the cheque tti Tucker -
smith Reeve Robert Bell at a Lions banquet
recently. (News -Record photo)
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Heavy Horses, Light Horses
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AUCTION SALE OF CALVES - 9:30 P.M.
PONY PULL
in the Auditorium at 7:00 p.m.
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Prizes-fOr'all contestants
OLD McDONALD'S
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PARADE
at 6:00 p.m., with commercial
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MAPLE CITY SHOWS
PARADE 6:00 - OFFICIAL OPENING 7:30 P.M.
Murray Cardiff, M.P. for Huron -Bruce
ADMISSION: Adats - $2.00
Students - $1.00
Children under 12 - Free
CKNX Mobile Unit in Attendance
Neilsen breaks Canadian records
SEAFQRTH Seaforth
District High School•'
shOtpUtter john'
Neilsen earned himself a
spot in the record books
as he broke both the
OFSAA and the Canadian
interscholastic standards
for senior boys recently.
Mr, Neilsen not only
hrake tbe Canadian
record of 19.17 metres set
in 1017, but managed to
40 it three times with
successive throws of
19.26, 19,44ancl19.69.
His win in the shotiout
followed a first place
performance in the senior
boys discus event, in
which Mr. Neilsen threw
50.53 metres, 1.71 Metres
farther than his closest sbotputter -in his class in
opponent. Distances in Canada,. Re has been
tbe discus were relatively
low as the event was.held
in the rain, •
After winning the
Canadian Junior
Championships in
Vancouver last year, Mr.
Neilsen is rated the best.
..H441'eis'stUdy.open fires
H�imesviIle.J, 4-11
The second meeting of
Holmesville 1, 4-H club
Everyone brought a
suitable exercise that he
or she demonstrated for
the rest of the club.
We discussed how a
pressed flower could be
used, what parts are
better pressed and how to
pressit- - -
Did you know that over
•
2,000 forest, fires are
caused annually by
careless campers. For an
open fire, the wood can be
stacked four different
ways, • They 'are teepee,
log cabin, criiscross and
Indian.
Did you know that
burning coals gives a gas
called carbon monoxide?
Foil is a very handy
tool. It may-vvrap food for—
easy storage, cover grills
on barbecues and cook
food • in during outdoor
cooking.
The home activity is to
find a waterproof con-
tainer for a survival kit,
cook a, recipe from
Meeting 2 and record the
results and choose a
favorite family recipe
and adapt it for outdoor
cooking.
1).,u.r.next meeting will
be held on June 23
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