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Queensway studies native Indians
as the native snack.
At Friday's session n residents
sorted through a number of artifacts
including totem poles, arrow heads,
beadwork, a genuine head dress,
woven baskets and moccasins. They
winched a shirt fila called "The
Deas Family" which portrayed a
typical day in the life of one
reserve family. After discussion
time they enjoyed the stack of
cornmeal muffins, maple syrup and
apple cider while listening to a tape
QUEENSWAY
went tine timely focus of
Queensway's monthly information
smite Friday.
The 'IDursdsy movie helped
prepare residents for friday s session
when they viewed "'Our Cholines
Are: Our Future". This was a very
Call now for
It's time forto start
thinlcula about die Spring
tadet involved by joining the
Hensall Club. Boys and girls
under the age of 21 are invited to
join the club and receive a calf,
through a draw, to prepare for show
and sale at the fair.
This week buyers are out west
buying heifer calves for the Hensall
Calf Club raanba,s that have
To register children can
21°club canminoe members:
Freida Kerslake 345-2648; John
Kinsmen 263-6008; Tom Ryan 345-
2494. When the calves arrive in the
MK future a draw date will be set
and the children will be called.
The draw will be held at the
Grave Diggers le
The second meeting of the
McKillop 11 Grave Diggers was
held at the Stewarts home, Septem-
ber 26 at 7:30 p.m. Guest speaker,
Mrs. Malone, showed members how
to Tie Dye and each person did a
sample in either blue or green.
Everyone enjoyed it immensely.
The topic for this meeting was the
native people. Members discussed
their culture and beliefs. For
example - white represents power
and purity. Each person then
brought out their individual crafts to
work on.
The meeting was closed and Wild
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with the
identity cress many Indian dukirca
face when placed ui nun -native
fovea homes and lata when retur-
ning to tee reservation
Baking club prepared cornmeal
muffins on Thursday to be served
a Club calf
Heasall Sales Banc. Each calf will
have a numba that is put into a hat
and each child will draw a number
to claim their calf. The children
will feed and care for their calf and
get it ready for show and sale. As a
member of the Hensall Calf Club,
members are expected to attend two
meetings, a Fun Day to meet other
members and a class on grooming
and clipping in the spring.
At the Hensall Spring Fau the
Calf Club members show their
calves and compete in showmanship
and finish for trophies, ribbons and
prize money. The calves are then
auctioned to the highest bidders.
Last year over 30 children par-
ticipated.
am to tie-dye
Rice soup was served to keep in
theme with the club.
The third meeting was held Oc-
tober 10 at 7:30 p.m. at the McMil-
lan's. Each person brought an ar-
ticle that has been handed down
from generation to generation.
Life with the settlers was the
topic for this meeting. Rug making,
quilts, crochet work, etc. were
discussed.
Some books and atlases about this
area were brought to the meeting so
we could take a look at them.
The next meeting will be held
October 17, at 7 p.m. at the Beck-
er's.
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Everyone teat Rua bsumr w
fanned about the ladies Culture ai
the end of the program and wit
cvntinuc to watch the sews ter
unformauun regarding Native cow
MILS.
Coating events are Oclobcr 17 at
7 p.m. the Fellowship S ,
October 25 at 7 p.m., Bzr hd y
party with Sherry Stop
Dancers and October 27 at 2 p.m. a
Dance with Godeich No Notes.
MAMMOTH CARROTS
Ross MacDonald of RR 1
Varna and formerly of
Seaforth grew these mam-
moth carrots, which he calls,
74.
mama, papa and the twins.
The largest measures 7.5
inches long, and has a width
of 3.5 inches.Robinet photo.
Seaforth WI holds PR
speech
meeting, hear
The Seaforth Women's Institute
held their Public Relations Meeting
at the Orange Hall. There was a
good attendance of members and
visitors form Huron South District
despite of the very wet night.
Viola Lawson welcomed everyone
and opened the meeting with the
Institute Ode and Mary Stewart
Collect. Members were reminded of
the Area Convention at Exeter on
Thursday. Viola turned the meeting
over to Jean Keys P.R.O. Convenor,
for the program. Jean introduced
Katie Papple, Queen of the Seaforth
Fall Fair. Kate represented the W.I.
in the Fair Queen competition, and
was chosen Queen from a group of
11 girls. She gave the talk she had
given at the fair, and Gladys Doig
thanked her and presented her with
a gift. The next number was a skit
by several members "Once upon
sometime Street". Gloria Wilbee
sang two numbers with her own
guitar accompaniment. Readings by
Helen MacKenzie, "Womens
Institute" and "The Price of a
Cow".
Viola Lawson and Marion Gordon
presented Clarissa Stewart with her
25 year Institute pin. Dorothy Wil-
liams was the guest speaker, and
told of her trip to Australia, which
was very interesting. Thelma Dale
thanked her. Gloria sang another
song and played her guitar. Annona
Cerozier gave the courtesy remarks
and the meeting closed by singing
0 Canada and the W.I grace. The
lunch committee served a delicious
lunch. The draw was made for the
guilt which was won by Linda
Morrison Egmondville. The $50
grocery voucher was won by Sue
Wilson Brucefield.
Memorial donations $2,000
A total of $2,000 was turned over
to the Huron County Board of
Education recently, to be used in
establishing a memorial scholarship
for Jeanne Saldivar, the 21 -year-old
Staffa area resident killed in a two -
car collision on August 12. The
scholarship will be awarded to a
Seaforth District High School
student going into nursing.
The money, plus an additional
$100 to keep flowers on Miss Sal-
divar's grave site, was collected
through funeral home donations, as
well as donations by the Seaforth
Community Hospital Nursing and
Medical Staff, customers of
Ginette's Restaurant and family and
friends of Miss Saldivar.
Announcement
Henry A. Krech
Parrish & Heimbecker Limited is pleased to announce the ap-
pointment of Henry A. Krech as Chief Executive Officer of
Cook's Division of Parrish & Heimbecker, Limited.
Mr. Krech succeeds William L Harvey, the present C.E.O.,
upon his retirement December 31, 1990
Mr Krech is an experienced Senior Executive with a proven
record of accomplishments, directly in the business arena
through various positions and directorates held in the St. Law-
rence Starch Group of Companies, and indirectly in the govern-
ment arena through the Ontario Grain Corn Council and the
Canada Grains Council.
Cook's Division of Parrish & Heimbecker is an Elevator and
Farm Supply organization, operating with eight branches and
specializing in edible bean processing and distribution. The
Head Office is located in Hensall, Ontario
DIVISION OF PARRISH
& HEIMBECKER, LIMITED
HENSALL, ONTARIO
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