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`PURPLE.GROVE •
WOMEN'S•'INSTITUTE
• A large crowd of •members,
visitors and.friends gathered at
• Purple Grove Comtlnunity Centre
for the July meeting of. the Worn-
en'.s• Institute: Mrs.:' George:,'.
Harkness and Mrs. Don Gillies
are in. charge,: with Mrs ; Morford •
Mackay as pianist.' ,EldA'HarkneSi
had .a. good Dominion Day reading..
Mrs,- .Herb Farrell read the scrip-
ture lesson. The members were
to •name their favourite quilt block
pattern and the large number of •
patterns named„ showed thatquilt
making is :still popular. Miss Joan
Anderson is the new Home Econo-
mist for Bruce. We welcome her:
The new 4-H Club will be Meat
in the Menu :and Mrs.: "Frank.
Currie and Mrs- Morford Mackay •
agreed.to act, as• leaders'for this..
fine Homemaking Club-.. Mrs.
• ' W m . L. Arnold reported that the
Centennial Doll has beensent in. •
• The' August Meeting will also be
held in the Centre and be an
evening meeting., •Each member
is asked to bringa guest,' July 24th
is ;Hostess: Day at .the Log Cabin
,and the president would .be glad •
to hear of anyone able to go to
Southampton that day.
Mrs. Don MylcCosh was. Convenor
of the program - She • ex'pressed,the
pleasure of everyone when she
said how pleasant it was to have •
oar juniors present' and able to take
take part. •The District president ,
Mrs,.• George Whitby., of Lucknow
v�ras present and,gave a fine .'
*address. Since this was the Home'
Economics meeting., she: diose
Health and Food as her topic. The
letters in HEALTH could stand for
Home, Eicercise, Attitudes. Lei-
sure.
ei-sure, Teeth and• Happiness . while
FOOD could be Fads. Over in-•
dulgence which leads to obesity
and Diet, ..She had mans• fine •
ideas on, these subjects', She was
presented• with a copy of •Throiugh
Roadside Windows by Mrs, .Don'.
Galles;
Currie had 2' games which, caused
plenty of laughs. Joan Thompson •
did .some fine Scotch dancing and
her brother.Wray did some tap •
dancing
Mrs. ,Cecil Sutton had the motto
on Waste Not Want Not, Mrs..'
Herb Farrell showed how'.to,do
quilting'. on a large wooden hoop,;
an'd, told some of the history of,
/quilt -making; .Mrs,' :Wm. Arnold
•gave, a •short: report of the Zone';
Folk 'Schbol,heldrecently at Inver-
huron. There had been represent=
drives of various ;ages from Water-
loo, Perth;• Wellington Huron,;
Grey and Bruce Counties as well..
1 as .a group -of Indians from Saugeen
andCape Croker Reserves
Individual Potato Salads were
judged by Mrs: Agnes Hodgins,
Miss Lettie Gawley. and Mrs.
Geo. Whitby. Winners were. Mrs.
Russell Needham and Annie Mac-
kay. .
Mrs. McCosh hada quizz
on the formation of .our. Dominion
and members found they didn't
know their history too. well. `
• The secretary has Miss Ethel
• Chapmari's Books for sale ;
Ross Veitch, Brussels, '40, a... •
' member of the North Huron Junior
Farmers` will be Huron County's ,
ambassador on the United Nations
bus trip, September 1$-24 The
R itinerary will include the cities of.
Washington. and New York with a
visit to the United Nations Building
. being billed 'as a: highlight: Ross
is a:gr•aduate of the .Diploma
• Course from the Ontario Agricult-
ural College and is currently.
'fanning with his father at home.
A July Meeting; was held by the
Group Cpnunittee for the 1st Kinlos
Boy Scouts in the Seoul Hall on
July 4th with chairm9'n, ,N..E.
H'aldenby , presiding. •
It was,reported that all the wood.
had beep hauled and piled by
fathers and sons on June 23rd,
Mrs, Frank Ivlauldenwas present
and handed in Keiths' resignation
as assistant cubmaster, This was
accepted •with regret as Keith has.
been a 'faithful leader. .,,Cubmaster
Rae Haldenby stated that at .the
meeting held in Walkerton out •
lining the new Cub programme •
it was noted that most troops meet
every second week , If this: plan
Ywere followed it would be better, °
for the leaders. . . •
It was decided that the Group
Committeeinterview. some young
men who might be future leaders.
A ny Volunteers? ..
It was moved by.Albert .Colwell
And. seconded by'Dan Maclnnes
that Lloyd. Ackert be contacted
•re cutting•the grass on the Hall
grounds. .
'Rae Haldenby, . Cubmaster, , •
stated that there .would by approx.-
:,imately twenty five.,boys attend-
ing cub camp. the 'second week-
end in September. .
. The chairman said a special
meeting,might be called •later
in the summer to plan for the ,
.sale of cider at the Fall Fairs:
The. _meeting ;then 'adjourned.
Mrs. Francis Soyle gave us all
some exercise as we followed .her
in action songs; Piano solos• were
• given by° Cathy Dore,: ' .'arzie
Collins, Mar; Needham ..' "arr~n-.
.
I od ins, and Sandra milt s
Donna,;eedl oar, and Da 1e::e
Mondays ! Hogs, in by 4:00 pen', • .
CATTLE,. CALVES and LAMES EVERY DAY,
EXCEPT SATURDAY
• A
: we do Curing and Smoking . . Beef, Pork and Lamb.
Sold . Whol , Half or Quarter ,•, . For Better Service,
' And Lower Prices '-- call Ripley 100.
CHAS, HOOISMA. — Prop.
the county), the Kincardine Cham- as ambled spec trtoilk hen proce,ea
ber of Commerce and the Kincard g.mach
ine Agricultural .Society . Five ince,. milk a cow, then 'ds
girls besides MrsGregg'wffl be assemble and ,crash the Milking
S . equipment. At 7;00'p.m, the
competing this year•to represent
Bruce County at'the '66 C.N.E. other three contestants will follow
corn etition., The are Mrs', the same 'procedure• and at 9130 the
ChP y, 1967..Dairy. Princess will be.anno
Charles •Rpxy of Und°e wood Jane'' red and crowned , un• '
Posthumus., of. Tara; Rene Manain of
The judges will base .their decis-
ions on, a point
•Teeswater;•:Mary Elizabeth Walden .
system. Half of
and W flma Huizinga of Pine River,
gel the points being slotted~"f"'� the
The winner will Ieceive many•; �
gifts donated byKincardine' mer- s milking routine and the 1
Callied dustries,:and. a anther half alotted for her poise
sizeable cash prize. The winner personality, interview and speech,
' of the Ontario. competition. at the The girls taking part. are all ex;=
tremely capable-and-fine-pera
C, N.E, will win a trip to the 'alines and' it should make for an
British Isles, 'plus many other
gifts.. When, she returns `to Ont- extremely:' good 'competition • . Any,
ari , she
one' of the.contestants could go on
member of the Ontario Milk :Mar -will become a staff :' to the C. N.E.. corripetition•and
kering Board and will spend the •
just could bring the Ontario, title
to Bruce County for' the, first time
next twelve months travelling
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• and. promoting the dairy industry in our .history,,
through out the •province: ,
• The six contestants in this year's
competition will.be. guests at a
noon luncheon July 16th,. ,along
with the judges of the event,
During the afternoon, they will
be:part' Of a convertible and 'floatv..
parade through the.town of •Kin
car.dine.' At,4:00 in the afternoon,
the threegirls in'the'first milking ,
will make a short speech to the
. Walter Safety says,
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out ofthe. watei . Play:
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• The Bruce County Dairy Princess
Committee is busy finalizing plans
for this year's :competition. The
e vent is scheduled to be the main.
attraction at the Kincardine Town
and Country Day, Saturday July 16
It is expected thatthis year's
competition will provide as fine
a display and create asgreat an
interest as'those that have been'
. run in the past Last year's Conn
ty winner Mrs.•.Marilyn Gregg,
.will be defending the title •she
won a year 'ago at the '65 com-
___petition'. Mrs Gregg carried the
Bruce County banner to the C. N. E
competition last suinrner and
made a very fineshowing in
that ;event ,Since then she has
attended and spoken to many.,
groups, promoting the fine quali-
ty dairy products manufactured in
this fine County., •
: Dairying is a very important,seg
ment of Bruce County agriculture,
There are in excess of 1500 Indus.
trial milk shippers,sending their
raw product/ink) one of the three
:Powder' plants located at Tara,
Teeswater'and Kincardine, or'to
'the sole cheese factory located at
• Pine River, along the Lake Huron
!shores.. Although this cheese fact•-,
ory. is small by Eastern Ontario
standards, 'it still manufactures
the highest grading cheese in the
province, The per-centage of
' .premium and first grade:on thea ,
one and a half, million lbs, of
production in *65, 'was by far the'.
highestof any factory in Ontario:
The three skim milk powder plants
process considerable milk•per day
Much of this Milk is handled lathe
modern bulk tankers operated by
the plants and independent haulers.
This milk comes from 'farm. s
equipped. with the most modern
methods available to farmers
today:.
This years competitons w:ill'.be
'yointly sponsored by the Bruce ,
County Milk Committee (which
represents all milk producers in
Cr.M, '''itechtch plated
July Ir �-. �.y, ,
at Lucrnow. w ith Luclr :ori victor-
• icx:5 b.v a storeG Qof G-'-2,.
• Cr. , air. i�, lir_:!.",f:r: returr'.ed to
°r`:ere they defeated
r�e.'pi.`:��ey:'.:C.". tear ryr a :core
•T:r.e ..ex zarne it.?= hey' :ed` for.
1966 ' MOdoIs
SEVERAL, TO CHOOSE 'FROM
1966 FORD Galaxie 500, 2 door '.hardtop
1966 FORD Custom 500,` 4 door;
1966 METEOR, 4 Door
1966 COMET,.` 4. door
1965 PONTIAC, :4 Door, 6 Cylindor, Standard Transmission
1965 CHEV Super Sport Convertible
1965 CHEVROLET, . Super Sport Convertible, V -s, Futl power:
1965 PONTIAC, 4 Door, Automatic Transmission
1964 CHEV, 4 -Door, 6 Cylinder .
1964 CHEV, Impala; 4 Door Hardtop
1963 PONTIAC,:STRATOCHIEF, 4 Door,6 Cylinder, Automatic
Transmission • .
1963 PONTIAC, 6 Cylinder, 4 Door' Standard Transmission
1963. COMET, Custom.4 Door::
1962 CHEV,..2 Door, 6 ,Automatic
1961 FORD, 2 Door, 6 standard
1960 METEOR, 4 door, V4•
1960 AUSTIN, 44 Door
1959: PLYMOUTH stationwagon Vt
1959 CONSUL, '4 Door
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