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a
Waltoin
Xmas meeting .
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pct,m1t. voter t woottt ,,sy4s loo,". reps, 40on On cram collected,. 34 theirs In •theirs 010, represent ,
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McKillop where 35 per pent,ef the for the Huron Board Of giPegtitat wen county
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R9114 to vote for school" board there WPI!0'19 4,ei!#1. !3alicits, •
Clerk Marlon .VcClure' ,said; eligihle Ul2 voters eame,to the tyLEPcilinueo.Fr4n4Ytdieogioct4e1xvioetflescrfrgo;
Seaforth Manor Happenings
The Sunday School room was
decorated in the-ehristroas spirit
of tree lights and•nd candles for the
Decaniller ',meeting on
Wednesday evening when all
units combined for a pot luck
supper at seven o'clock.
;Rev. Baker said _grace prior to
the supper when decorated tables
had been arranged by the
McKillop Unit. Following the
supper Rev. Baker showed a film
"For Goodness Sake" on
television and interview with Jack
Burkhart.
The devotional period - elves
conducted by the 8th & 16th Unftt.
Mrs. Gerald Smith read a poem,
"What is Christmas? "Joy to the
World" was sung. Mrs. Martin
Haan accompanied at the piano.
Mrs. Alvin McDonald read the
scripture from Luke 2: 2-11
followed by prayer.
A reading on Christmas was
given by Mrs. 0. Smith. The
offering was received whicki1vIrs.
A. McDonald dedicated. Hymn,
"Hark the Herald Angels Sing"
was sung.
Mrs. Don McDonald gave the
topic, "How far to Bethlehem".
Mrs. Nelson Reid was made a
life member of the United Church
Women and a membership pin
was pinned on by Mrs. C. Wey.
A donation was voted to the
Children's Aid Society at
Goderich. There are still ch urch
The Federated Women's Insti-
tutes of Ontario met in Toronto
for the annual meeting, Nov. 29 -
Dec. 3. The president,, Mrs. H.
Maluske, welcomed 32 Board
Directors and two Junior Board
Directors from the 32 Sub-
divisions of Ontario. Mrs.
Maluske suggested a theme for
1977. A.F.E. "Aim for
Excellence." Two new Junior
Women's Institutes . were
welcomed from St. Thomas and
Ratings ,)County,
The •president 'spent four busy
days at the Erland Lee Home,
Storney Creek, during W.I. week
when 800 visitors came to the
Home. Mrs. Wm. G. Miller was
the chairman for the weeks
activities. • In ,•• June the 7th
National convention of the Feder-
ated Women's Institutes of
Canada was held in Charlotte-
town, P.E.I.
Mrs. Maluske presented "the
Telling, the .chtistmas, gory). the
hitth of Christ, the King. horn in
Bethlehem, the hirthday
celebrate. There are many needs
we push aside to get those- things
we want, if only we could take
time to re, memher our ,Saviour.
Mrs. Alvin McDonald read
poem, "A Chrlatmas Wish" this
was followed with .'a carol
sing-song with Mrs. Neil
McOavin at the piano. •
Mrs, N. McOavin presided for
the business; opening with a
poem, "A Little Kindness is
spoken". She also thanked
everyone that had helped prepare
for the supper and ,devotions.
. Minutes :were r ead by Mrs.
Herb Traviss. Thank you cards for
flowers and fruit from' those in
hospital, Mrs. Herb TravisS, Mrs.
Laverne Godkin, Mrs. Lois
Williamson and Mrs. Dianne
McCall were ' received by
corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Allan McCall.
Mrs. Ken McDonald 13N:eight in
the slate of officers for the coming
year. A second vice is still
required, this to be taken back, to
the units.
calendars available.
The Presbyterial annual
meeting was announced for
January 25, 1977 at Northside
United Church, Seaforth.
Mrs, McGavin closed the
meeting with prayer.
Entrance Awards for the College
of Consumer Studies of Guelph,
given each year by the F.W.1.0.
Mrs. Earl Morden, the secretary-
treasurer, F.W.1.0, represents us
on the Niagara Escarpment
Interest Groups Advisory commit-
tee. Miss Margaret Meyer, Act;
ing Director, for Home Economics
branch, Ministry Agriculture and
Food, expressed appreciation' to
attend the annual meeting of
F.W.I.O., being fully aware otthe
aims and objectiveso and the
educational 'programer that'-are
carried out, through 4-H, Senior
leader Training Courses, and
workshops.
Mrs. Russell Campbell, Iona
Station, secretary-treasurer,
Officer's Conference, reported a
very successful 28th Conference,
held at the University 4,0of
Waterloo in June. 480 pezifons
attended. In 1977 it will be held
May 3-5, at the same place, the
Father Laragh visited Seaforth
Manor on Friday morning at 10
a.m. and conducted service and
Holy Communion. Mrs. M.
Finlayson: accompanied at the
piano "for hymns and carols.
Miss. Tillie Dundas. of town
visited with Miss Bessie Davidson
and Mrs. Leila Dundas.
Erle Dow accompanied by his
daughter Mrs. Amy .Gethke
visited with Mrs. Wm. Clark of
London and Mrs. Carrie
Cheevers.
William Scott was visited by his
brother Ross Scott of Brucefield
and Mrs. Isabel Scott.
Humanities Theatre will be avail-
able. Program planning will be
stressed for, branch conveners of
Citizenship & World Affairs,
EducatiOnal and Cultural Activi-
ties and Family Consumer Affairs
will be the groups attending.
Mrs. Harvey Moblift, Ottawa,
Resolutions convener, brought us
up to date.en disposition of the
1975 resolutions. Mrs. Maurice
Jones,. Glencairn was appointed
to this committee.
...Mrs. Harvey Houston; Public
RelationS Officer, Lucknow,:&,also
had a busy year. One highlight
was the PRO section at Officers%
Copference, and the five days in'
the' W.I. Dropin Centre at the
Visiting with Wilber Keyes
were Mrs. Keyes and Mr. and
Mrs. Merton -Keyes.
Stanley Hillen visited with his
aunt Miss Bessie Davidson.
Dr. E. Sadlier was visited by ,
his daughter Mrs. Donna Farley
of Toronto. '
Visiting with Mrs. Ada Reid
were Mr. and Mrs, John Wain of
Bayfield and Mrs. Eva
McCartney and Elsie Dinsmore of
town:
Visiting with Mrs. Lillie Hudie
were Mrs. Helen McKenzie and
Sharon, also Mrs. Marjorie •Rock
and Jannette.
Bruce County Ploughing Mafch.
The A.C.W.W. Handwork
competition for a hand embroid-
ery bag was won by Mrs. Robert
Smith, Meaford, Grey-Bruce
Area, at Ontario level.
Wednesday evening a buffet
supper was held at the Lord
Simcoe hotel, to honor Miss
Helen M. McKercher, who has
retired, as Director of the Home
Economics branch, for the past 20
years. The Helen M. McKercher
Scholarship of $10,000 has been
established .by Women's Insti-
tutes across Ontario. This will be
'presented yearly to 'a °Canadian
citizen. holding a degree in Home
Economics, to further studies in
11M14 VoAgw, turnouts' in
both Huilett".7 and. Me flop
,townships for • .Monday's
iiwnicipatplectlen, litt1lekNipters
'elected .conneillors Joe ,0ibson
with 425. votes; :Greg BrandOn, an
incumbent, With 417 votes and
Toni, Cunningham with lao votes.
Former reeve )111411 Flynn was
defeated in his bid for council
with 188 votes.
Clerk Clare Vincent said the 44
Extension Education or a related
field. $1* was also given a prize
winning quilt, made by the Elora
Women's Institute.
F.W.I.O. will give $2000. again
each to International Scholarship,
for workshop for African women
and Pennies for Friendship, life-
line of A.C.W.W.
Sessions adjourned Friday
noon.
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(by Wilma 04)
McKillop Township council is,
sub mitting an application for
capital grant to the Ministry of
Culture and Recreation for the
renovations made at the Walton
Area Sports Centre.
The cost oil' the floodlights and
concession booth amounted to
$14,204.25. his expected that the
capital grant will amount to about
$3,250, which the Ministry
agreed to give when 'estimated
costs were first submitted for
approval prior to renovations.
Council accepted a drainage
petition from Ronald J. Murray
for repairs to the Givlin
Drainage Plan on Concess ion 11,
lot 4.
Passed for payment were road
accounts of $4,527.52 and general
accounts of $212,313.37 which
include county and school levies.
Nematodes
can damage
in greenhouse
Nematodes are extremely
difficult to' control in
greenhouses. They can move
deep into the • soil to escape
steaming and fumigation.
The tiny pests cause •severe
root damage to greenhouse crops
and have invaded more than half
the greenhouses in the area of
Agriculture Canada's Harrow,
Ont., Research Sation. Wade
Johnson, a nematokist at
Harrow, says fumigation before
planting each greenhouse crop
may be necessary for growers
with g gg. recurring nematode
problems.
McKillop has provided tile
drainage loans for $131,90Q
during 1976 which is' the amount
allowed to the township. , .
Road superintendent William
Campb„ell was authorized tie get
three quotations to lease to,
purchase a two-way radio system.
Applications for building
permits were approved as
follows: Harold Pryce, RR 1,
Seaforth steel siding on barn;
geeden Blanchard, 04, Wal10
addition to barn, Tiernan,
Westervelt% KR, 1/ $4,,i9rttit
implement shed; Clement
KrauSkOPt AR 1, PubVP/, car
port; Harvey McClure, Rtz 4,
Walton, implement shek Bob
Campbell, RR 1, Seaforth,
bricking outside of "beinse and
plastering inside;, William Mott,
RR 4, Walton, carport; Ken
Bachert, RR 4, Walton, steel
granary.
Mrs Reid made Duff's
UCW life member
THANKS440R. GEMMEL!, — Tom Gemmel! hands
over his ballot to Mary Finiayson, deputy returning
officer at poll 2 in Egmondville on Monday, while
poll cEerk Jean Lunn looks on. Tuckersmith voters
filled out the ballot for councillors and a rep to the
Huron County Board of Education. (Photo by Oke)
Energy answers
Q. Does switching lights on
and off use more energy than
leaving a light burning?
A. No. The "surge" of energy
needed to turn lights on - is
equivalent to only seconds pf
lighting time.
Q. How much energy do you
save when you lower the ther-
mostat? •
A. Each degree you lower your
thermostat reduces fuel con-
sumption by '-abo-nt, two per
cent. This means that if your'
annual fuel .consumption is
2000 gallons you would save
approximately 120 gallons a
year if you lowered the then-
movat by just three degrees.
t, Q. What has speed got to do
with using gas in a car?
A. Air resistance at 75 mph is
twice the resistance at 60
m.p.h. thus requiring more
energy — more gas — to pro-
pel the car.
WI starts McKercher scholarship
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