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Dublin Womens.Institute held stop sign rules, drinking and N. McKay; Citizenship & World `
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heir annual meeting and discus- driving, breathalizer tdsts, speed- ' Affairs -Mrs. R. Pepper, Mrs. J. s' : � � a T,
sed safety at the home of Mrs. ing, defensive driving, ,women Burchill; Family & Consumer i
Harold Pethick. drivers, and girls maturity at an ti Lower -Interest nates
g g Affairs and Safety -Mrs. H. Peth- '• -
Mrs. Jack Burchill opened the earlier age than bo `s. , , NbW AVAILABLE ON '
P g Y ick,, Mrs. W. Annis; Education-& '
meeting, followed by the minutes , He said driving lessons at the Cultural Activitie$-Mrs. c. .. A PLAY-- This fearsome 'lookinb cast' performed in a play tailed The Stolen ;
read by Mrs. -H, Pethick. Treas- high school are an advant gem Friend, Mrs. C. Roney; Resolu Prfrice'•' at Seaforth Public School - last week, apt a concert that was held for Yst , and - 2nd Mortg4ges' .
titer's report was read by Mrs. R,: Visiting week at the O.P.P. tions -Mrs. C. Friend; Public ,
Burchill. Roll call was 'Interesting station ,at Sebrin viii is May Nomin- Education Week. Left, standing are: Joanne Rimmer -The Chorus' Jim McNichol -
g g ' y Relations -Mrs. J. Dorsey; The Executioner; Wayne• Matzold - Lond Fo; Carolyn McClure - Wing Lee and anywhere .in Ontario on
News of Another Institute. A 12th. A question and answer RESIDENTIAL . - DMUSTRIAL `
spring rally is to be held at the 9 sting committee Mrs. J, Burchill, Dianne Godk,in - Royal Nurse.'Seated on chairs are: Janis Van Vliet - Li Mo; Brian
P g y • period followed. He was thanked Mrs. G. Aikens. G4MMERCIAL and FARM PROPERTIES `
Coliseum at Stratford on May by Mrs. G. Aikens. K•.,.,. Officers Lee - Hi Tee; Seated on floor - Paul Bode - The Pro ert Man and Nelson Peters - � g i
n" _ S p Y . interim financing on new eonstructioru; , • r,
Z�1-24• The annual meeting then The officers for 1974-75 are: Joy. (Staff Photo) or WW development l
OPP Fred Mueilner of Sebring- followed. Minutes were read by Past President -Mrs. Ann Bur -1? 14PItESENTATIVES 19 YOUR AREA — PIRONE
Ville who was introduced by Mrs. Mrs,. H. Pethick: Report of chill; President -Mrs. J. Statton; N SAFEWAY INVESTMENTS.
L. Barker, gave a'very interesting auditors by Mrs. N. McKay. The Vice President -Mrs. 'W. Annis;
talk on safety. slate of officers were installed by 'Secretary -Mrs. J. Looby; Treas- < '
Safety Rules Mrs, H. Pethick. urer-Mrs. A. Burchill; District 4 CONSULTANTS LTD'
He* touched on many of the Committees Director -Mrs. J. Burchill; Alter- AREA CODE 618-744-0536 COLLECT
safety rules ' and regulations, Standing, committees were nate-Mrs. C. Friend- =Press Re-
includingOut.
school visits on, safety named: 'Agriculture & Canadian porter -Mrs. L. Barker; Alternate- n
for the children, not abiding the industries -Mrs. R. Aikens, Mrs.Mrs. J, Dorsey; Card Secretary- ? y WE RUT EXISTING MORTGAGES FOR INSTANT CASH ,
Mrs. O. Smith; Twecdmier Cura-
for=Mrs. J. Burchill; Pianist -Mrs.
+� NEWS OF C. Roney; Branch Directors-Mrs.'
O. Smith, Mrs.` J. Burchill; er + +
' Auditors -Mrs. N. McKay, Mrs.' Women's Hospital Auxiliary'.
StaffsThanksC. Roney. ` ;r
Correspondent Mrs. Burchill thanked all •pre- rr r' " '""' Ak
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Mrs. John Templeman., sent for all the assistance during
her term as President and for the _
enjoyable meetings and get MEALS ON WHEELS COMMITTEE — P -E N, N Y
A Meals on•W)>eels program, providing i
.Miss Vera Hambley, Mrs. urer-Mrs. John Temple ma togethers. A vote of thanks was three hot meals per week to ten Seaforth and area Senior Citizens will st art June 3.
Russell Worden and Mrs, Ross Assistant Sec. Treasurer -Mrs, Jo. given by Mrs. C. Roneywto Mrs. The co-ordinating committee for the program • named at a .meetin Monday night
McPhail were hostesses for the Van Valkengoed; District D• a Burchill and Mrs. Pethiok, the 9 Y 9
aM i past Secretary, for the excellent are, left, Mrs. Marlen Vincent, Mrs. Bev Thompson, Mrs. Betty Cardno, Mrs.
annual meeting of the Staffs for -Mrs. Ed Chappel; Alte nate- P Y Kennel
Womens 'Institute held in . the Mrs, Carter Kerslake; ranch work in the Institute. Anne. Y, Dr. Rodger
g Whitman and Recreation Director Clive Buist. E.
TAw'nship Hall on .Wednesday Directors -Mrs. Bert aynard, Mrs. J. Statton, President, took
evening, April 17, at 8:30 p.m. Mrs. George Vivian,' rs. Roy the chair. Courtesy remarks wereMeals
}Q 'The President, Mrs. John Miller; McDonald, Mrs. .Sam Norris; given by Mrs. J. Looby. Lucky on wheels coming / O S6aforth Knapp's Auction ,Rooms
presided and opened with the " Nominating Committee- ranch Prize was won by Mrs. R. Aikens.
.institute Ode and Mary Stewart Directors; Public Relations Of- The ladies of the Institute A Meals on Wheels service will meals paying for themselves, "If people themselves feel they t
Collect. In the absence of the ficer-Mrs. Frank Hamilton; Pian- donated food and assisted in begin in Se'kfdirth on Monday, Huron County Home Care' need the meals, then they really and Furniture Store
Secretary Treasurer, her assist- ist-Mrs. Bert Daynard; Assistant serving for the tornado area. June 3, it was decided at an director BettyCardno" and
ant, Mrs: Jo Van Vacken oed Pianist -Mrs. Ed Chappel; Press Mrs. J. Dorsey and Mrs. J. cases
Mrs. Cardno said.... �e' most
g PP organizational meeting in the Hospital Administrator Gordon cases people will sort ftiemselves' SATURDAY APRIL 27th
read the minutes and gave the Reporter -Mrs. John Templemen; Burchill organized a group of girls Senior. 'Citizens' Apartment McKenzie both stressed. ,
and entertained 'the shut-ins at g Y g out as far as nutritional need
financial statement. Assistant -Mrs. Cameron Vivian; building Monday night. Ten "About $150 should buy a case goes". - >)•,O
Roll Call Auditors -Mrs. Frank Hamilton, the Smith Nursing Home in eo le, somdgin the apartments,
P Pof containers and get you st anyone. who would like •more
+I Roll call was answered by the Mrs. Cameron Vivian; Sunshine Mitchell with their guitars„a $}.pg•„ ,some rept,, will benefit from the arted Mr. McKenzie told the rnformation about the. ro ram or
payment of fees for 1974-75 with Committee -Mrs. Russell Worden, song and step dancing. They were service at the beginning, and P g FRIDAY, MAY•,.:.3rd
I1 members responding. Mrs. Ruby Reed, Miss Olive assisted by Mrs. L. O'Rourke. each will receive three meals per
meeting. Donations from would like to receive Meals on
organizations of interested Wheels can call Mrs.Edward
Mrs. Charle§� lyouglas, r rs. Skate; 'TweedsMuir Curator- Spring seeding operations be- week. ,,ipdividuals can be sent to Meals Kenny at 527-1154 between •Ii --.SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE ---
John Templemeii; and lvits. Vert' 'amiss Very H'am6ley; Tweedsmuir gan here on the weekend and Organizers hope the program
on,.Wheels, c/o the Recreatiop- and 1„ p.m. or Mrs. Anne •
Daynard were appointed a com- Committee- Mrs. Carter Ker- should be general by this week- can exftnd gradually to provide Office, Box 885, Seaforth. or given Kelrnedy,, mornings at 527-0548.. -
mittee to plan a bus tri for June slake, Alvin Barbour, Tom Scott, end 'with good weather. Th more meals to more people per O ..any merSeaf , o the DRAW WILL BE MADE 9:0 :rrt., MAS S"�"d
P P week. The organizing committee have
sided for the election of Cameron Vivian,' Mrs. Ed Chap ground is working well.--- co-ordinating committee, A list of Alread heard
from, about 12
or July,
Mrs. John Templemen pre- pel• Personals Seaforth -Community Hospital y
donors will appear in the
officers. Convenors Mr. and Mrs. Geor e Covil e, will provide siz meals er da •••-or people who volunteered to drive
g I P P y Expositor. meals once a week from the TICKETS ON SA TIDE STORE OR;
Reports were given by commit- Standing Committee Conven- who spent the past two weeks in thirty a week at a cost of 85c per
tees and convenors and moved ors: Agriculture & Canadian New York State with friends, meal. Disposable' Styrofoam Meals will be available to Hospital to,,. some of the FROM ANY AUXILIARY MEMBER
accepted as read. Mrs. Miller Industries -Mrs. Jo. Van Valken- returned home on Monday. containers for each meal cost an Senior Citizens in Egmondville recipients. Meals will be ready to -
gave areport of the past years goed, Mrs. Penelope Fell; Educa- Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas. Kraus- additional 15c to bring the cost and Harpur-hey as well as be picked up at the Hospital at 5
It highlights,•• tion and Cultural Activities -Mrs. kopf have taken- up residence -on per "ttieal- to $1, Prospective Seaforth and can be purchased on p.m., Mr. McKenzie said and
New Offleers Lloyd Miller, Mrs. George Vivian; Saturday on, John Street in the customers of the program who a weekly or monthly basis. delivery would likely take 20
The nominating committee pre- Citizenship and World Affairs-- • Home of Mrs. Kate Krauskopf. attended the meeting felt the $1 ' Tickets will be sold for the meals minutes or a ' half . hour.
sented the following slate for Mrs. Carter Kerslake, Mrs,, Mrs. Steve Eckert of Hamilton change was reasonable. in advance so that lists can be Representatives from church
.1974-75: Past President -Mrs. Ed ' Robert Parsons; Family and Con- is visiting at the home of Mr. and A committee of Mrs. Bev. drawn up of who receives meals groups and the Legion who
Chappel; President -Mrs. John sumers Affairs -Mrs. Ross, Mc- Mrs. George Coville and other Thompson, Mrs. Marlen Vincent, on what days. The hospital will be attended the meeting said they O i
.Miller; 1st Vice President -Mrs. , Phail, Mrs. Robert McCaughey; relatives. Mrs. Betty Cardno, Dr. Rodger able to provide meals for'people would solicit volunteer drivers "
Charles Douglas; secretary tress Resolutions -Mrs. Ed Chappel, Mr. Paul .Horan of London Whitir}an, Mrs. Anne Kennedy with special diets, who often find from their organizations. „
s ent the weekend with his d Recreation Director Clive cooking for one especially Any individual who wants to
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father, Mr. Fergus Horan,
Mrs. Marion Kelly of Kinkora
visited on Sunday,with Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfred Maloney.
Mr. and Mrs. Al. Byers,
Barbara, Bonnie and Billy of
Kitchener visited on the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Byers. '
Mr. and Mrs. Vic,Layland and
dishes were prepared by the girls:
their niece, Penny Layland, from
Lasagna with tomato sauce
Malvern, Worcestershire,
by Cheryl Riley, Betty Anne
,England, are spending a few days
Miller and Margaret Laing;
with Mr. and Mrs., Mervin Dow
Mexican chili rolls by Kathy
hand family.
Douglas, Teresa Wallace, and
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Laing
Bonnie Norris; relish tray and
and Mrs. John Jefferson attended
creamy rice with meringue
an
Buist was formed to co-ordinate
the program.
Area organizations are being
asked' for donations to get the
program underway and ' to
establish a kitty so that anyone
who needs the meal and cannot
afford the $1 charge, can'have the
difficult.
Because many senior citizens in
Seaforth have' already indicated
an interest in receiving Meals on
Wheels, there was some
discussion at the meeting about
how to select the first ten
recipients. The first meals will
b bl h h h ve the
volunteer as a driver, one half
hour a week or a month can call
Mrs: Marlen Vincent at 527-0373,
In perhaps• a month "after.' the
wrinkles , are ironed out” Mr,
McKenzie said the Hospital could
probably provide 8 meals a day.
The tWaximum the Hospital could
meal subsidized. The program - pro a y go to t ose w o a probably handle would be 12 or 14
wiifdk be self supporting; with most urgent need and apply first. a day, he. said.
the Cantata in Listowel
topping by Lorraine Laing. and
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Presbyterian Church on Sunday
Julie Anne Elliott. Cabbage,
Ricky Maloney and Francis
and visited with Mrs. Bruce
salad, brad and cookies were
Feeney of Kitchener spent the
Cleland and family.
supplied by the leaders, Mrs.
weekend with their uncle and
Alec Scott has completed his
C.Douglas and Mrs. John
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Theo Melady. I
term of employment in Guelph
Wallace,
Miss Nell Doyle and friend of
and is home to take up farming
Betty Anne Miller presided for
London spent Sunjay with • her
with his brothers, John and
.the meeting which followed. After
brother.
"gh• '
the 4-H pledge the roll call was
Miss Rose Doyle of Cedar
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dow
"A convenience food used in my
Springs spent the weekend with
visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
home and how it compares in
her father Mr. Michael Doyle.
Ralph Feltz and family, Clinton,
price to something made from
Mr, and Mrs. S. McLean spent
Mr. and Mrs. Cy Canning of
scratch". Gail Harburn gave the
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. -Dennis
Lisle spent last weekend with Mr,
secretary's report and ' the girls
Nolan.
and -Mr!' . Harvey Dow and Jean,
discussed and filled in the sheet
Mr. and Mrs..Jim Doyle and '—
Munchkins
on meal planning.
girls of London visited with Mrs.
The Staff Munchkins held•their,
Frank Maloney and Francis.
final meeting of the Cereal Shelf
on Monday after'school. It was" a
supper meeting and the following
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Regier and
children of Kitchener visited Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Cronin on the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. James Mailioux
and Brother Joseph of Toronto
visited relatives here on'. the
weekend..
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Mt., -ray and
Correspondent daughters of Scarboro spent
Mrs. Charles. Goddes Mrs. Mary Thornton has Sunday with the formers parents,
returned to her home after Mr, and Mrs.\ Gilbert Murray.
spending last week in Seaforth Michelle Mutray and Maureen
Mrs. Howard James, Mrs. Dar- Community Hospital. Costello of Kitchener spent the
win Bannermat, Mrs, Leo Tea- Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Preszca- weekend with their grandparents,
tero, and Mrs. Walter Armes tot of Crediton visited with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. G. Murray.
ptended a meeting in Ingersoll and Mrs: Edward Regele . and Mr. and Mrs. Don Murray of
on Monday representing the Mrs. Mary Thornton on Monday Ldndon visited their grandparent's
Hospital Auxiliary of Seaforth. afternoon. Mr. ai,d Mrs. Gilbert Murray
Mr. and Mrs. Howard James Mr. and Mrs. Leo Murray of St. before leaving to spend the
have started the foundationof Coiumban visited with Mrs. Mary summer at Winnipeg and Cal-
-q&heir new -home in the village. Thornton M onday evening, gary.
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THANKS !
We would like to thank everyone who helped
to make our ' Opening a Success.
WINNERS OF THE DRAWS WERE: '
1. Jeff Cardiff --10 sheets Weldwood panelling
2• D. McMullen, RR' 1 "Listowel -- 36" marble
' Vanity Link
3: Russell Knight -- Skill Saw
'4. Mac�ussey -- 6 Luxaply Panels
5. Melville Lamont 3 gcs,l. Glidden Paint -,
6. Norman' Schade, Walton -- 1 Ji saw
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