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RASPBERRIES Approx. middle of July
Sundays Included
OPEN 8 A.M. NO POTS OR PANS
Bring Your Own Quart Boxes
2, 4 or 6 quart baskets
Quart boxes can be purchased
1 1/4 mi. North of Hensall on No. 4 Hwy.
& 1 1/4 mi. East.
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for wome,n in other Court'
tries.
Decorate your home
with beautiful
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Choose the fabrics and the
styles you want and Barb
Whiting will custom make
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shams.
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In over 60 countries. Times-A.00;ate, July 1, 1980 Pave 7
WI-e*pands around world
GRADUATES AT ST. PAT'S Graduation ceremonies for grade eight
students at St. Patrick's Separate Schaal at Lucan were held recently. Back,
left, Cathy Mitchell,Michael'Vanden Heuvel, Ann Van Bussel, Carol Manders,
Tony O'Brien, Carolirle Versteegh, Mark Pinnell, Michele Capalko, Dianne
DeNotter and Jim Mcllhargey. Centre, principal Des. deSalaiz, Michael
Vanderloo, Linda Giesen, Raymond McNutt, Tracey du Boer, Eveline Vander-
J.A.D. McCURDY GRADS — Graduation ceremonies were held last Wednesday at J.A.D. McCurdy Public School for the
grade eight students. Back row: Derek Hippern, Mike Walden, Ian Reid, Don McRae, Mark Stuckless, Ron Wilson and Mike
Gullage, Front row from the left: teacher. Mr. Harry Brooks, principal Mr. John Siertsema, Judy McDonald, Karen Snell,
Theresa Johnson, Gerry Grubbe, Glenn Osbourne, Sandy Glanville, Crystal Lowe, Nancy Koehler, and teacher Mr. Andy
Fraser. Staff photo
T-A photo
Will present
music program
The Bryan Gospel
Messengers of Dayton,
Tenn., who perform as a
mixed quartet with piano
accompaniment, will share
in a program of sacred
music at Emmanuel Baptist
Church on Sunday, July 6 at
9:45 and 11 a.m. according to
Pastor Linn Loshbough.
The student singers, who
are also members of the
college choir and madrigals,
are soprano, Karen
Crowder, a1980 graduate
from Gallatin, Tenn.; alto,
Cindy Braden, a junior from
Chattanooga, Tenn.; tenor,
Mark Karki, sophomore
from New Castle, Pa.; and
bass, Scott Johnson, a
sophomore from Waukon,
Iowa. Their accompanist,
Scott Hooker, is a junior
from Clearwater, Fla.
This five-member student
team, which is accompanied
by staff member Miss
Virginia Seguine, ad-
missions director, is one of
two musical teams
travelling this summer to
represent Bryan College
during its 50th anniversary
celebration.
After oa years of active
volunteer work, the Ontario,
Women's Institute is still a
thriving part of the rural
community. And since 1897,
the institute has expanded its
reach to embrace 60 PQM-
tries around .the world.
"We're still a very
meaningful. group because
the volnnteer is an, important
element 'today," says:
Margaret Zoeller, .editor of
the Women's Institute Home
and „Cetintry magazine.,
*about volunteers, society
would suffer."
The Women's Institute was
born out of a Hamilton
women'a concern about the
nutritional dangers facing
her family, Mrs. Adelaide
Ho.ocliees and Mr. Erland
Lee, a Farmers' Institute
member, encouraged local
women to form an
organization warning people
about food hazards. Since
then the institute has ex-
tended its goals.
"We have broadened our
scope,:" says Mrs. Zoeller,
""As times Change, our needs.
change-, We started out
teaching better nutrition but
now our main objectives
involve helping women and
strengthening the family
unit, as well as working
towards better .nutrition.,"
'The strength of Ontario's
WOMOIVA Institutes, better
known as the FAT.I.0„" lies
in the more than 1,000,
'branches .across the
province. These branches
meet monthly in small
communities to discuss a
wide variety of current
topics. They also organize
fund-raising ventures to
support their activities.
Within the community, the
institutes provide 4-H club
leaders .and leaders -for
senior courses provided by
the home economics branch,
Ontario Ministry of
Agriculture and Food.
The F.W.I.O. is respon-
sible for projects ranging
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Two 5 x 7
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* group sitting $1.00 deposit per additional subject
minnen, Nancy Van Geel, Dan'Murphy, Robert Vanneste, Michael Grace, Jim
Kelly, Tracy Qiesen, Jackie Rosch,'and teacher John Ziler. Front, Sean Rooney,
Paul Crunican, Ron Reymer, Gisele Williams, Chris Van Boxmeer, Jody
O'Brien, Debbie Manders,' Brian Haygarth, Deborah Giesen and Paul
Giesen.
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