The Huron Expositor, 1988-05-18, Page 18Egmondville UCW
discuss farm issue
The May meeting of Egmondville United
Church Women was held on Monday, May 2
at the manse.
President Doris Carnochan presided,
opening with a poem "Why Should I
Complain".
A brief business period followed and
several coining events were noted.
The worship period was opened with a
quiz on Food and Farm Costs. Many were
surprised at some of the answers. Cheryl
Ann Stadelbauer-Sampa introduced a video
relating to "Farm and Fishing Today" nar-
rated by Don Langford, United Church
Foodgrains Co-ordinator. Mr. Langford
discussed and interviewed several United
church farm members one of whom was a
former U.C.W. member, Bertie Blake.
Feelings of discouragement, loneliness
and low wages were discussed. A major pro-
blem is cash flow and how pressure on each
farmer relates to stressful situations. Mr.
Langford reported many farm accidents in-
volving children who were trying to help to
keep costs down. In Canada, 251,11 farms
have been lost in the past few years. Nearly
one-half of the United Church members ip
consists of farm families, so involves caring
and sharing by all members. The London
conference has set up a rural co-ordinator to
give assistance to congregations.
The local U.C.W. members related their
feelings on their farm experiences too.
People need to be reminded how our food
is produced the cheapest in the world and
how important our farm community is.
Rev. Cheryl Ann read a feature titled
"Who Cares Really?" and closed with
prayer.
Members were reminded of June meeting
to be a dinner at Blue Foun t:in Restaurant
in Clinton, followed by a visit to the School
Car. Cars will leave the church at 5:45 pm
with Wanda Dietz in charge.
Local jeweller
attends conclave
Cathy Anstett of Anstett Jewellers
Limited, Seaforth, attended the 1988
American Gem Society (AGS) Conclave in
Toronto between April 23-26.
The American Gem Society, a profes-
sional organization of jewellers in the
United States and Canada, sponsors an an-
nual education convention for its members
and friends. Jewellers learn about the latest
industry developments, hone their
gemological expertise and gain other impor-
tant information during the intense four-day
program. Sessions on appraisals, diamond
and colored stone grading, pearls and detec-
ting gemstone treatments were included in
the program. Business and marketling
courses were also offered.
The 54 -year-old Society has provided over
half a century of dedication to improving
and advancing gemological education in the
jewellery industry and providing consumer
information to the public. Before the
American Gem Society was founded in 1934,
there was no formal organized gemological
study in North America.
Every AGS member jeweller Must pass
an annual reregistration examination based
on subjects covered at the Conclave to
renew membership in the Society.
The Annual
FIREWORKS
DISPLAY
Monday, May 23, 1988
JIM AND MARY O'CONNOR
Couple wed 50 years
Jim and Mary O'Connor will celebrate
their 58th wedding anniversary Saturday,
May 21, 1988, with their families.
Married in St. Columban on May 24,
1938, the `golden' couple still live in that
community, and in the same house they
moved into as newlyweds.
The O'Connors ve three children, Dan
and Ron O'Connor and Marie DeGuast; 11
grandchildren and five great
grandchildren.
BUCK & i' OEI
for
Art Tracy
Glanville & Wright
FRIDAY, MAY 27
at dusk
MULLETT CENTRAL SCHOOL
GROUNDS
— Londesboro —
Admissione $5.00 per car
Sponsored by the
Hallett Township
Recreation Committee
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SAUNDE:RCOCK-AXTMANN
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Saundercock of Clinton
and Mr. and Mrs. James Axtmann of Walton
wish to announce the engagement of their
children, Mary Elizabeth Saundercock to
Robert Douglas Axtmann. The wedding will
take place at Wesley Willis United Church,
Clinton, on June 4th, 1988. Reception to
follow In Holmesville,
Buck & Doe
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and
Bob Axt _ a ; n
527-0180
VICTORIA DAY
Next to Mac's
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12:00 noon to 10:00 p.m.
MAY 28
For more Information:
527-0107
or 527-2248
Sun.
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
Regular Hours Open
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11:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m. Thurs. 11:00 a.m. - Midnight dor
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11:00 a.m. - Midnight
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HOT BUFFET DINNER
Seaforth Legion
Ladies' Auxiliary
SUNDAY, MAY 22
5:00 - 7:00 pm
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BUCK & DOE
for
Cathy Meidinger &
Steve Henderson
SATURDAY, MAY 21
Age of Majority
For Information call 527-0462
FARMERS
DELL
HIGHWAY 4, BRUCEFIELD
HAPPY 40th ANNIVERSARY
DAD & MOM
Bill & Clara Brown
HARVEY - KNOX
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick F. Kenny of Seaforth
. are pleased to announce the marriage of
their daughter Lori to Phillip Knox, son
of Harold Knox of Blyth & Marion Knox
of Stratford, on June 18, 1988 in Seaforth.
Open Thursday
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BIRTHS
WILLIAMSON - Heather and Bob are pleas-
ed to announce the birth of their son, Donald
Robert, born on Sunday, May 1, 1988,
weighing 9 lbs., 8 ozs. Proud grandparents
are Ken and Anne Williamson of Walton and
Brenda Perrie of Brussels. Great grand-
parents are George and Marie Blake of
Brussels and Mildred Perrie of Brussels.
WYNJA - Gerben and Jeanette are pleased
to announce the safe arrival of Christina
Sandra, born on Sunday, May 8, 1988 at
Seaforth Community Hospital.
MALONEY - Francis and Sharon Maloney
are proud to announce the birth of their son
Brian James on Friday, May 6, 1988 at Strat-
ford General Hospital. A brother for Robert,
Richard and Maureen. A grandson for
Catherine Staples, Seaforth.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Happy 9th birthday to Bruce Griffin on
Saturday, May 21, 1988.
From Stephan, Norah & Family, Ken,
Betty & Family, Bill, Louis & Family
SDHS Girls' Band
S4115*JV
THURSDAY, JUNE 2
One Night Only
Tickets
88.00 dance
$10.00 at the door
THE SEAFORTH OPTIMIST CLUB
PRESENTS
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BROWNIE'S
DRIVE4N. THEATRE
THIS WEEKEND: MAY 20-21-22
The Name In Laughter
Fran The Hereafter
BEETLE)
FRIGHTENING SCENES
theatres branches Ontario
SUNDAY, MAY 29
Fundraiser for S.
Eat -in or Take-out
at
High School Cafeteria
For tickets call
S.D.H.S. 527-0380
Also 527-1647
or 527-0936
5:00 p.m. -7:00 p.m.
D.H.S. Girls' Band
Adults $7.50
Children $4.50
Seniors $6.00
3 and under, FREE
ADVANCE TICKETS ONLY
— PLUS 2nd FEATURE —
ASSIGNMENT MIAMI BEACH_,
ADDED 3rd FEATURE
SUNDAY, MAY 22
RICHARD PRYOR
MOVNG
On the New Jersey Turnpike
no one can hear you scream.
Fri. - Tues., May 20 - 24
Fri. & Sate 7 & 9 p.m.
Sun. - Tues. 0 p.m.
Stacy and Melissa are about
to discover a new
four-letter word
for sex in the '80s..
Help!
FEATURING
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DANCE
DESTINY
SATURDAY, MAY 28
Seaf®rth & District Community Centres
8:00 m 1:00 a.m.
TICKETS:
$800
AVAILABLE FROM:
BOB & BETTY'S, SEAFORTH GULF,
ARCHIE'S SUNOCO, AT THE ARENA,
OR FROM ANY OPTIMIST MEMBER
NO MINORS — AGE OF MAJORITY ONLY
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL
JACK DON
BEDARo 527-1792 HOFFMAN 527-1730
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' 8th Annual Clinton Klompen Feest
sh •''::: '' , '=� WIND-UP DANCE
,'• at the Clinton Arena
' r711t ' � ' SATURDAY, MAY 21
. 8 P.M. ON
..Z1,- dance to
"Whiskey Jack Music Co."
TICKETS $5.00 EACH All Proceeds to Clinton
Available at the Door, at Klompan Feast and to
the Information Booth In Downtown Clinton Recreation
Clinton, or Ball A Hutch Committee
Fine Furniture.
Licensed under LLBO Special Occasion Perinit
SDHS Girls' Band
S4115*JV
THURSDAY, JUNE 2
One Night Only
Tickets
88.00 dance
$10.00 at the door
THE SEAFORTH OPTIMIST CLUB
PRESENTS
•
I'
BROWNIE'S
DRIVE4N. THEATRE
THIS WEEKEND: MAY 20-21-22
The Name In Laughter
Fran The Hereafter
BEETLE)
FRIGHTENING SCENES
theatres branches Ontario
SUNDAY, MAY 29
Fundraiser for S.
Eat -in or Take-out
at
High School Cafeteria
For tickets call
S.D.H.S. 527-0380
Also 527-1647
or 527-0936
5:00 p.m. -7:00 p.m.
D.H.S. Girls' Band
Adults $7.50
Children $4.50
Seniors $6.00
3 and under, FREE
ADVANCE TICKETS ONLY
— PLUS 2nd FEATURE —
ASSIGNMENT MIAMI BEACH_,
ADDED 3rd FEATURE
SUNDAY, MAY 22
RICHARD PRYOR
MOVNG
On the New Jersey Turnpike
no one can hear you scream.
Fri. - Tues., May 20 - 24
Fri. & Sate 7 & 9 p.m.
Sun. - Tues. 0 p.m.
Stacy and Melissa are about
to discover a new
four-letter word
for sex in the '80s..
Help!
FEATURING
w
DANCE
DESTINY
SATURDAY, MAY 28
Seaf®rth & District Community Centres
8:00 m 1:00 a.m.
TICKETS:
$800
AVAILABLE FROM:
BOB & BETTY'S, SEAFORTH GULF,
ARCHIE'S SUNOCO, AT THE ARENA,
OR FROM ANY OPTIMIST MEMBER
NO MINORS — AGE OF MAJORITY ONLY
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL
JACK DON
BEDARo 527-1792 HOFFMAN 527-1730
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