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The twenty-th0 Annual Hu.rob
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$100 Inst itute Scholarship and
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living. In connection with the'
brjdge an amusing incident
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County Women s Institute Rally
a Tailoring Course will be given in
certificate to Mrs. Stewart;
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Agricultural Office who showed
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New 1974 phone) b0hs • some
341,290 .of them } will be
delivered throughout the London -
St. Thomas•Goderich area
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Mrs. Olive Muir spent the afternoon.' Thanks Joan, for "v
Bell Canada area manager, J.
t+ av r LAltweekend in Oakville, where she makin this possible. 1 shall not M. Scott, Stratford said the books,
visited daughter Shirley Mrs.. E. soon forget it. will have a new bright .blue cover
' Seers. She.was accompanied b A smalP note in explanation, made u of a geometric design
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Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hansen of one reason Bannockburn'a eats . green
in blue and
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Sparling Street,, to me., it Is most like Muskoka of squares.
Your correspondent spent a any spot I have found around Mr. Scott said the books .are
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very ,fiappy afternoon Saturday here: 1 might add that driving part of the more than 13 million
n. reviewing old haunts in the Varna through there one time two. deer Tele -Direct Limited will publish
area where Mrs. Robert leaped across the road in front of for Bell customers in will.,
\'' Grunewald (nee Joan Bach) called
� the car and over the fence. 1 was Quebec and parts of the north-
" and took me on an extensive drive urpris a retic.
so surprised. astern �►
through the Bannockburn
The Rountrees are very happy
r' fryy. Conservation area. My grand -
with their newme so close to Shootln Mach
za ` parents, John Wanless' lived on a •Nature'. They are very fortunate �' QlJEEN'S
farm near Varna which was a•
4 to have found A spot of such Monkt ll Park
-� favourite vacation spot for us for
k ra hist' ric interest and I'm sure a HOTEL
I t a two 'or three weeks every ver fine hast and hostess has TJEIANKS(iIVII�TG DAY
summer. that whole area is very been added to the area. 3•
° familiar to me. - e� Mon Oct, 14th
,• ` ' °e „`' Joan and Bob Gruenwald live in •/
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J,gan took me down to the old Seaforth
swing -bridge which spans the a very attractive old stone house GLASSES FOR:
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located on the same road as Hea Rifles
v•vk river from the old Diehl farm to Cemetery.
Baird's C
his sugar bush across the river.
. ' Shot Guns Entertainment:.,
My grandfathers bush , also a An Saturday aY a wedding of
22, Rifles
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�&good ma�le bush, was separated 'interest was 'solemnizgd' 'when
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.� � .� •. from the piehls by only a fence. James Henderson and Evelyn Games of Chance
Elizabeth Store married. The T h u r s d a ,
One of the -best holidays I can Y and BINGO y
° remember was a week at Easter-' wedding party eame to At l:so pin. Sharp.
HORSES GALOOE There were horses of all brass trimmed harness are owned and showed by time when my twiny neles were Kilbarchan to have pictures taken, program in the Friday
? shapes and sizes at the `recent SeaforthFall Fair. The Arnold Young of Goderich. (Staff Photo) boiling sap in the big black. iron with Mrs, Lena Bennewies, Community Centre
work horse t eam above, all Spic and span in their kettle. We took, our days lunch Brodhagen. James-is,,a grandson J
q with us andpayed the whole day. of Mrs. Bennewies. They then Elimination' Draw and Saturday
f I The Diehl place has been ' proceeded to the 'Manor' where
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bought by Mr. Keith rountree of Elizabeth's grandmother, 'Mrs. in the evening for
London. He has repaired the old McGavin is a resident and also $2,000 CASH
COu. I hStit V -es meet B. bridge and added to the house had pictures taken there. "THE
I.which 'makes for comfortable '
remarks on
brought greetings and invited
members to attend their Convert-
Clair Campbell read the IM psalm
for the scripture lesson.
.
and Mr. Scott gave the comment
Secretary of East Huron reported
tion on Oct. 27 & 28 where their
Rev. E:G.Nelson led in prayer.
The twenty-th0 Annual Hu.rob
Pie, will be held in February and
$100 Inst itute Scholarship and
introduced the guest. speaker;
living. In connection with the'
brjdge an amusing incident
Mrs.Gordon Elliott, Secretary of
County Women s Institute Rally
a Tailoring Course will be given in
certificate to Mrs. Stewart;
Stan •Paquette from the Clinton
occurred which, bears repeating.
°f entertainment by Gorrie W.I.
was held in St. Johns Anglican.
April.
R.1115, Seaforth who accepted it
Agricultural Office who showed
the Huronview' Auxiliary
- Representatives brought
Church with an attendance of 125.
Mrs. Mery yn• Batkin, Clinton,
on behalf of her daughter, Ann
pictures of a recent trip to
The last time we visited it the
The basement was decorated with'
Secretary of the Historical Society
Marie. Poems by Robert, Secyice,
Holland, Germany, France,
Diehls were still living there. The
bridge didn't look very safe when
mums in fall shades. ,
reported 184 members. Four
were read by Mrs. Jim Axtman of
Switzerland and Austria which
Majestic Institute; -last Huron,
general meetings are held each'
Walton W.I. and interesting
showed the different ways of life,
we told Mick Diehl why we
was hostess Institute and Mrs.
year. Another volume df Huron
the interesting way they cropped
weren't anxious to try it. He said
John Speir and Miss Laura Lucus
Historical Not es was printed. this
commehts were made on the
displays set up by three of the
the. land and their cattle breeds
•the castles
"i had a horse across it this
morning". We were still timid
were in charge of registration.
year making a tqtal of 10 volumes.
East Huron branches. Mrs. Earl
along with -old and
about trying it even though a
.
The meeting opened with. Mrs.
Mae" Allan, President, of East
Mrs. • Batkin thanked the
Institutes for their support. Any
Cudmore of Brussels commented
beautiful scenery. Mrs. John
Freeman, Fordwich thanked Mr.
horse had been across it.
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.Huron, residin and Mrs.
Institute wishin to order
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on a display of beautiful old•and
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Paquette for his pictures. and
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Knowing Mr. Diehl to be quite a
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Freeman as pianist.
Institute .plates were a§ked to
new quilts and,Mrs. Mac Allan of
comments. Mrs. Donald Haines,
Joker we questioned him further
"Yes
A welcome was extended to the
contact Mrs. E. Ferguson in
Wroxeter on an interesting
Auburn gave the courtesies to all
and he admitted a horse, a
ladies by Mrs. Earl . Cudmore,'
Mrs. Mac Allan reminded the
display of hand made jewellery
who took part and extended an
saw horse". Of course we all had
President of Majestic W.I. Mrs:
ladies of ,thy F.W.I.C.
and other crafts.
invitation for the Rally to meet
'a good laugh. His joke went over
Donald Haines, President of West
Competitions for the Convention
Mrs: Alex Graham .of Gorrie
with them in West Huron. -in 1975.
_big and I have never forgotten it.
Huron and Mrs. James Keys,
in P.E.L,in 1976.
President of South Huron brought
greetings from their respective
B.R.Heath, director of the
Childrens' Aid Society gave the
Firesidehears India
Bgfore Joan and I left we met
Mr, and Mrsthen urn and we
districts. 'Minutes were read by
Bursary Fund Report. After some
Of
had another turn through
Secretary, Mrs. James
discussion it agreed on a motion
a
Bannockburn to feast our eyes on
`then
Armstrong. The auditors report
by Mrs. Keith Webster and Mrs.
There was a large attendance of
'and
Mrs.J.E.Patterson and Clair
its beauty. She turned •into
.,by Mrs. Win. JRumphries showed
Mel Dennis to resume the levy of
members friends,of Fireside
Campbell. Miss Peg Grieve gave
their own home where I had a
a balance of $175.03. Letters were
SOc per member for the Bursary -
Fellowship present to hear Mr. an
the treasurers report. James
delicious dinner, also meeting her
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read from William G. Davis and
Fund.
and Mrs.J.Iy1.Scott of McKillop
F,Scott, introduced Mr. and Mrs.
husband and family. I returned to
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H.LMacdonald in answer td "a
clition sent from the 1473 Rall
At the ;afterngon session Mrs.
Eleanor 13radnock President of
tell of their three month visit with
their soil John in India.'
Scott. ;fmrs:''S[ci7itl`.a;v a+ 5Y1�R�ay
introductor their
{y;
i re4frL.ybbltng witl�,tdeligot
a er spen mg auch'a wonder'�ul '
Saturday Night
Dance, Oct. 12th DENFIELDS"
Admission restricted• to per-
sons 18 years of age over.
Sponsored by the
MONKTON LIONS 'a VB
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regarding. Regional Government^ the London Convention Area P trip, which was very interesting
for Huron County.
Mrs. Emerson Ferguson,
brought greetings and invited
members to attend their Convert-
Clair Campbell read the IM psalm
for the scripture lesson.
.
and Mr. Scott gave the comment
Secretary of East Huron reported
tion on Oct. 27 & 28 where their
Rev. E:G.Nelson led in prayer.
any on the pictures. John
1 I branches. with 299 members;
'guest speaker will talk on "You
The minutes We read by the
Patterson thanked the' Scotts fqr
Mrs.Gordon Elliott, Secretary of
Are What You Eat". Mrs.
secretary and adopted by
this very interesting evening.
South Huron reported 9 branches
W.B.Smith, ,President- of the
'- witb 316 members and Mrs.
Guelph Area brought greetings
Buchanan, Secretary of West
and urged as many as possible to
Huron reported 1 I branches with
attend the Guelph Area
433 members. The, Roll Call was
Convention on Nov. 25 & 26 at
as follows: West Huron 41; South
Kitchener. Mrs. Keith Webster,
Huron 31; East Huron 52 and one
Blyth, thanked the members 'for
visitor. The collection was taken
helping with Huronview projects
by Wroxeter W.I. followed with
especially the birthday parties
°f entertainment by Gorrie W.I.
and the Huronview van. She,
q Mrs. James McNeil and Mrs.
invited members to attend any of
Gordan Pippli . Federated
the Huronview' Auxiliary
- Representatives brought
meetings on the third Monday of
R' greetings from the Provincial,
each month.
t'. Board A report was read from
Miss Pengilley presented the
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OCTOBER 1112
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• KIWANiS KAVALIERS,.DRUM CORPS •
• ACRES OF EXHIBITS LIVESTOCK SHOWS •
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the Canadian Cancer Society
thanking the institutes for their '
support.CASH
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Miss Jane Pengilley, Home
Economist for Huron County
Legion Hall, Sedforth
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thanked the institutes for -their
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support thyrough the year for
Friday/ Oct. -11
supplying leaders and assistant
leaders. A record was set when .
8:15 pan.
.1300 girls in the County
co►npleted thg 4-H Clubs A World
16 Games for $10:00
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of Food in Canada and Taking a'
THREE $26,00 (TAMES
Look at Yourself. 189 girls
$75.00 JACKPOT TO GO
received County Honours, 73
TWO DOOR PRIZES
Provincial 'Honours and 9
received Advanced Honours. This
— Admission $1.00 —
t
is the 61st year for 4-H work in
Extra Cards 25c or 7 for $1.00
Canada. Miss Pengilley hopes to
(CH3LDREN UNDER, 16 NOT
have a Garden Club. in 1975. One
PATTED)
day Nutrition Work Shops will be
=Proceeds for Welfare Work—
held from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. for
Auspices Seaforth Branch im
East Huron on Nov. 7 at Hensall.
Royal pa,taman I,egiorb Seatorth
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• KIWANiS KAVALIERS,.DRUM CORPS •
• ACRES OF EXHIBITS LIVESTOCK SHOWS •
• "SWEETHEART OF -THE FAIR" CONTEST •,: y
•- MISS DOMINION OF CANADA •
RED Clop AEROBATIC TEAM • •'f'HE WILLIAII7 S BROTHERS
• NIGHTLY VARIETY SHOWS AND DANCE •
.AII.This And More! -- Don't Miss It!
MONDAY, OCT. .14TH ONLYI
TEESWATER , TRACTOR
PULL
12:00 P.M. FAIAGtROUN'bS C.T.P.A. RULES
Sunday October 13th Only
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