The Huron Expositor, 1987-05-27, Page 7Dairy princess explains ice cream
• The Kippen East Wornen's Institute rield
and agriculture meeting on Wednesday,
• May 20 at Hensall United Church.
Grace Drummond read "The Ten Corn-
• . mancrinents fdr a Farm Wife". Mary Broad-
' foot and Margaret Hoggarth had to pay a 10
cent fine' for failing to wear their institute
• pin. Roll tall was answered by members
• saying they would miss eggs, beef, fruit,
syrup, bread, milk and cheese if farmers
• went on strike. Pat Predhomme one of the
441 leaders for the spring club was thanked
by Margaret Hoggarth and presented with a
gift of appreciation. Barb Moffat the other
4-11 leader was unable to -be present due-to-il
Mess., Phyllis Parsons read a poem "Sun-.
shine Everyday".
Mrs. Parsons then introduced the dairy
priricess for Huron County Angela Nethery,
Who brought greetings from the milk and
cream producers of Huron County. Angela
• explained the story of ice cream; which was
• discovered 2,000 years ago by Romans, Em-
peror Nero sent his slaves out and they
• brought back ice and snow. The Chinese
•
•
Kippen Correspondent
MRS.1VIARGARETHOGGARTH
262-6902'
called 'it water ice., Marco Polo added milk.
It was the French who created ice cream for
us. Angela then demonstrated'a little on eh.,
qUette, showing the institute members the
correct way to sit and stand. 'The dairy,
princess then conducted a contest, did you
know that cows have four stomachs'? And
that there are over 50 varieties of Canadian.
cheese, and that vanilla is the most popular
ice cream flavor in Canada? Angela nien-
bonedllWWillTbe iirTfor the Dairy
Princess of Ontario at the C.N.E. in Toronto
this year. Angela closed with a poem ."So
You Want to be a Farmer?"
• Hilda Payne mentioned that she and
• Dorothy Bell had been to visit their Sunshine
Pal, Edna McLellan at Queensway. Visitors
• for the evening were Ruby Finlayson who
accompanied Pat Predhomme, and Jean
Nethery, mother of the Dairy 'Princess.
Courtesy remarks were given by Margaret
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CIIISIng drive
Churc fundr
• ' The fundraising drive is in full swing at
. the St. Columban Church. The response. has
•' been quite favorable and anyone wishing to
sponsor a window in the church may still do
•
so' by contacting Ray Maloney at 345-2562.
PEOPLE weekend, .
Frank arid Patricia Crowley attended the • 'Marianne Maylan was recently successful
Knights of Columbus convention at the Con- in achieving her bronze medallion •and
stellation Hotel on.Teronto on the May 16-17 senior resuscitation awards during testing
Hoggarth, followed by a 'delicious salad
plate lunch served by the committee. This
was accompanied by a relish tray with a
cheese dip which had been prepared by the.
Dairy Princess.
UNITED CHURCH NEWS
On Sunday, May 24, Rev: Lorne KeayS.
welcomed,the members of Hensall Lodge of
the Independent order of Oddfellows an the
Rebekah Lodge. Also present were the
Patriarchs Militant, the District •Deputy
Grand Warden Eric Mansfield.
• Flag Bearers'were Hugh Hendricks and
Jerry. Upshall. .Barbara Cooper presided at
the organ, • Crystal Jones favoured with a
omorrow . e Kipperi
choir sang "It's Net the First Mile". Rev,
Keays Sermon, "The Necessity of the Living
God"•reminded that God gives purpose and
meaning to life,
• PERSONAL :
Kippen Commiuuty extends symriathy to
• Leanne McKay and her children, David,
Lisa and Lori' on the loss of husband and
• father Doug McKay, who was a lifelong resi-
dent of the Kippen area. •
in full swing
following a ten week swinuning c-o,urse
St. Columban Correspondent -• the Y.M. Y.W.C.A., Stratford.
• MRS. CECILIA RYAN• Louise Ryan of Kitchener spent the
345-2028 • ' weekend with Clarence., and Cecilia Ryan
.• and Mary Jo Ryan of Port Elgin spent a cou-
ple days recently with her parents.
• Congratulations to Richard and Joanne
( Murray) Ares of Edmonton, Alberta on the
birth of their daughter, Monique'Elizabeth
Ann on May 10, a sister for Michelle.
Maddie Murray of Seaforth returned
home last week after spending 10 days with
Joanne and Richard Ares and family of
Edmonton. ••
.CWL MEETING
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Huron County Pubhc Library. The 'June meeting of the Catholic
Walton Correspondent
MRS. BETTY M cCA LL
887-6677
•
• "Recipe for a happy family".
• The meeting 'closed with the Institute
Grace followed by lunch served by Viola
, Kirkby and Helve Watson.
The Walton Women's Institute meeting
was held, in the hall Wednesday, May '20.
President, Helen Craig chaired the
• meeting reading a poem, "It's up to you"
following the opening exercise,
Several items of business were brought
up from the minutes read by Margaret
Shbrtreed. In the correspondence thank
you eards were read. A letter from the
Huron County Public Library brought a
• donation. It was moved that card tables or
chairs not leave the hall, long tables and
coffee perk to be rented out. Viola Kirkby
and Ruth Axtmann gave reports from the
District •Annual they attended recently at
Fordwich.
Next Thursday is the Dessert Euchre,
each member to take one large or two
small desserts. Price is set at $3 to begin at
7 p.m. Hall projects were ,disctissed.
Volunteers to look into pricing storm win-
dows.
• There was a good report of the turkey
luncheon held at noon, with a ‚pork lun-
• cheon planned for Wednesday, June 17.
Ruth Axtmann convenor of Family and
Consumer Affairs gave items on having it
all and rural stress ending with a poem,
ABOUT PEOPLE
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Kirkby and Viola
Kirkby attended the wedding of Mark
Kirkby and Sherry McLellan at the Knox.
Presbyterian Church, Woodstock on Satur-
day, May 16. Mark is the son of Herb
Kirkby
Sunday evening guests with Ray and
Margery Huether were Gerald and Ruth
McArter, Brussels.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan McCall, Mrs. Rev
Stevenson, Ron and Chris visited on Sun-
day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Currie and family and Edna Currie of
Hamilton.' ,
The Walton Area Sports Club wants to
thank everyone that helped or donated ar-
ticles to make their garage andtake sale
such a success.
• ' CHURCH NEWS
Mrs. Ward, Wingham took the morning
Service on Sunday at Duff's United Church
in the absence of Rev. Lamble who attend-
ed the annual meeting of London Con-
ference from Thursday till Sunday.'
Margery Huether and Phyllis Mitchell pro-
vided the mudic prelude prior to the
service. • '
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Parish Hall. Don Melady, a medical student
at Western.University; London will be guest
speaker. He will describe and show slides of
his work and experience in Medical Centres
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A reminder to the ladies, items for the
Penny Sale must be in by June 7. Tickets
will be on sale in the church hall on June 13
and 14 after Holy Mass.
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JUDGING' COMPETITION - Jennifer Dutot, of Clinton, was one of many Huron County
4 -Hers who participated in the judging competition at the Clinton Community Centre on
May 23. In this picture, Jennifer has the task of judging horses.
•Narejko photo.
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