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the members,
d guests, the 4-H
d girls of this last
joined in singing
g Ode, repeating
ewart Collect and
e Grace with Mrs..
the piano.
e'delicious meal,
pjoyed a friendly
et.together. When
one justice to an
t -luck dinner, the
presented their
how displaying
yhad made in this
t, "Clothes• for
The girls have
ed a great deal
hearty applause
howed how much
;e members en -
ow. The girls and
thanked the
r sponsoring them
it kind hospitality
Iced,
eting proceeded
minutes of last
d the roll call,
s' finding your
ster, for the past
esenting her with
is always brings
any happy In -
as moved by Mrs.
nter and seconded
nn Montgomery
stitute carry on
shine Sister idea
presenting of a
special event.
t Clark and Mrs.
ing gave in -
reports of the
nnual held in
May. The Area
will .be in
n September 28
d members are
illet some of the
f possible and to
s later. It was
e District Annual
e sponsoring a
members have
the past few
d this Thursday
y are serving at
tion Banquet to
dents of Colborne
ool. They will also
to a wedding in
lan on having a
parade on July 9
, friends; relatives and neigh-
bors attended the 'reception
for 'Reeve Doug McNeil,
'Warden . for 1977 and Mrs.
McNeil on Friday evening at
Saltford Valley , Hall.
Colborne Township Council
members and `their wives
played an active part in
receiving the guests and the
entertainment for the
evening. As soon as the or-
chestra started the music,
many' couples were seen
making their why'to the
dance, floor and enjoyed the
dancing while others mingled
with friends and renewed old
acquaintentences.
At the intermission, Mr.
and :`Mrs. McNeil were
ushered to the platform
where several Council
members made speeches. A
presentation of a lovely
painting of a Colborne
Township scene was.made to
the, honored couple. Mr.
McNeil responded fittingly,
thanking all for their interest
and co-operation and making
special mention of those who
have helped him carry on
with his farm during this
meeting of Tiger
omens Institute
ce in Colborne
Hallo onThursdayia
6:00 P•m
evening in that it
sunshine Sister
and the June
President, Mrs,
ood presided and
rs
dent thanked the
r their work that
make things so
d for all they do
stitute's special
he also thanked
s for coming to
and making it
ccess. She an-
lans are being
icnic for the July
e plans will be
tater. Business
ded it was moved
ge Robinson and
y Mrs. Maitland
that the meeting
n for Reeve
ber of Colborne
ratepayers,
Colborne
corner
Gertrude Kaitting,
correspondent, 524-2076
special year. Mrs. McNeil
also personally offered
thanks and said the reception
was something they would
long remember.
Lunch was served by Tiger
Dunlop Women's Institute
with Mrs. Henry Brindley as
convener, and a splendid
evening drew to a close.
BENMILLER U.C.
There was an appreciative
attendance at Benmiller
United Church on Sunday
evening When the senior and
j ,. kRit oio,z twith Darlene
Jeell} Choir"director and
pianist, provided a musical
night.
The program opened with a
prelude of piano selections by
Darlene Jewell. The
teenagers of the choir then
sang, I Believe in Music. A
quartette of, boys,-• Jeff
Feagan, Paul Jewell, Larry
Baer and Scott Baer gave a
splendid presentation of
Edelweiss, followed by a duet
by Connie Willis and Roxanne
Kernighan who sang My
Favourite Things. Brian
Treble and Roxanne Ker-
nighan (delighted all with two
piano solos. Darlene Jewell
accompanying herself on the
piano, then sang a solo, Into
White. The Junior Choir in
-pleasing harmony sang
several selections, Amen,
When the Saints Come
Marching In and Born Free.
Rev. Wood, minister of the
congregation joined in the, f,
program by giving three
much enjoyed piano solos.
Connie Baer in pleasing form
sang The Way We Were.
The congregation then sang
two hymns; Bringing, Ip the
Sheaves and When the Roll :is
Called up Yonder followed by
a sextette from the senior
choir singing Who at my Door
is Standing„'and How Long
has. it Been. This was followed,
by piano 'solos ,by Connie
Willis and Sharon Sowerby
and a vocal duet by Connie
Baer,and Darlene Jewell. The
teenagers then sang several
selections, A Theme from
Mahogany and The -Sound of
Silence with Brenda Feagan
as soloist.
There was considerable
musical talent. An orchestra
of four violinists, an electric
guitar and a pianist delighted
all with several selections,
Until Then, I Surrender All
and Jesus Saves with the
audience joining in. This—was
followed by a piano duet by
Darlene” Jewell and Connie
Baer. The musical night
presentation closed with the
senior choir singing several
selections such as Why Not
Me with Darlene Jewell as
soloist, No Man is an Island `
and rm on•My Way.
During the evening one of_
the highlights , was when
Russell Kernighan, on behalf
of the congregation presented
Darlene Jewell with a token
of their appreciation for the
active part she 'has taken as
choir director and pianist:
On Saturday evening the
Church basement was
beautifully decorated with
jardinieres of flowers and
trellis with climbing -vines
and flowers for the
Strawberry Fest *hen the
ladies of the congregation
served a delicious
smorgasbord meal to a
splendid crowd.
SCHOOL NEWS
The Graduation banquet is
at Colborne Township Hall on
Thursday evening, June 23
and the awards night is at the
school at 8:00 p.m. School will
be dismissed Friday June 24
but teachers will be in the
school until June 30.
SQ,CTAL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. George
Robinson of Carlow, attended
the wedding of their niece,
Hasler McCreary, in
Kemptville, Ontario recently
and have had as their guest
for several weeks Mrs.
Mararet Barber of
Oran eville".
Gu sts with Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Kaitting on Sunday
were Mrs. Beatrice,Geiger of
Zurich, Mrs. Clara Schwanz
of Huronview and Mr. and
Mrs. Stew Phillips of Sarnia.
Plans are in the making for
softball games with Colborne
Township players to start
next week.
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OUNCEMENT
sisto advise that the H.O. Jerry Hardware business has been sold to
hil Main of Goderich, Ontarib. The sale to become effective as of •
A th, 1977.
96 operated the hardware business since July 26th, T946, a total of
rsand would Tike to -lake this opportunity to say thank you to all our
hers and friends for their many years of patronage. We have en -
our. hardwaro Neatness :through all these years and serving our
hers has been a personal pleasure to both Ruth and me. It is our
lou will continue to shop for all your hardware needs at Phil Main
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lead a parade of about 450 students in pioneer costumes to the Square and back on
Tuesday to celebrate Jubilee 3. (staff photo)
Festival planned
at Mt. Brydges
The Komoka and District
Community Club is holding
its third annual Arts and'
Cr%ts • Festival in the Tri -
To MtiO ;a't enh, " Mt.
Brydges, on Saturday, July 2
at 11:15 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. t;,'
Dr. Wilfred J'ury,
prominent archaeologist and
former local resident, will be
opening the festival as well as
displaying some of his wood
and stone carvings.
Nine hundred and seventy-
eight feet of space on two
floors will be used ,by 78
crafters displaying and
selling their hand made work
which includes weaving,
leather work, Japanese
embroidery, wood work,
needlepoint, oil painting,
jewellery, ceramics, an-
tiques, knitting and more.
Two .beautiful quilts have
been purchased from Mrs,
Ruth Barber of4Komoka: One
will be raffled the day of 'the
festival and one will be won
by a lucky advanced ticket
holder.
Winners of the hourly draw
ti+ill receive a $5 voucher to be
used at any crafter's table the
day of the festival.
Outside the arena, the A
Fords of London will be
displaying their antique cars
which will be of interest to
many.
The admission fee' is 50
cents with all proceeds going
to the Komoka and District
Community Recreation
Centre Fund.
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