.(Dri-~k to Me Only' ctd) ... . . ... .... ... r-e·~. 'iii '' iov'er8'i"_'Iane'>i1Y'''deirie''''''''''''''! But might I of Jove's nectar sip, i "t. eddl.n~ bells w~ll nng so I would not change for thine. ~ mernly 2 2 SMILES ~Every. tear will be a mel!lory There are smiles that mke us j S? wa~t and pray_ each m.ght for me, ~

happy, ~ T1.ll we meet aga.l.n. There are smiles that make us blu~ 26 MY OLD KENTUCKY HOl.E There are smiles that steal away ~Th h' b · ht ;n the old

the tear drops ~ e sun s ~nes rJ.g 4 As · the sunbeams steal away the de~ ., . Kentucky home, . • There are smiles that have a ~ Tl.s summer, , the_dark1es are gay, :

tender meaning, (see ~ Th~ corn- top s npe arxi the meadow~ That the eyes of love alone can j 1.n ~e bloom, . j But the smiles that fill my heart : The b1rds make mus1c all the ~ay . :

with sunshine :The young folks roll on the httle Are the smiles that you give to me.Allcabin falloolrha, d b . ht ( : merr y , ppy an r 1g ; : 23 SWEET AND LCX/ ~ By 'n by, hard times come a knocking[ Sweet and lovr, sweet and loo , j at the door , j V/ind of the western sea; ~ Then my old Kentucky home ,good Low, la.·· , breathe and bl CJN, : night . \'l ind of the western sea; Over the rolling wate r s go, ~ 27 POLLY- 1'TOLLY- DOODLE Come from the dying moon and blO\';; Oh I went dovm south to see my Sal , j Blow him a~ain to me , ~ Sing Polly-wolly- Doodle all the . JaY While my l1ttle one, while my j My Sally am a spunky gal,

pretty one sleeps . j Sing Polly-Wolly- Doodle all the day.

24 THE OLD FOLKS AT HOME · •w d th s R'bber ~ Fare thee well, fare t hee well, ay own upon e wanee 1 ' ~ Fare thee well my fairy fay, far, far away, : F 1 , · t L ' · 'Dere 's where my hea rt is turning ~- For t m go1.ng S 0 ou s1.anna ebber, j ~r o see my usyanna ,

' Dere ' s where de old folks stay, j S1ng Polly- Wolly- Doodle all the daY,. All up and down the whole creation,

sadly I roam, (tation, : Still longing for the old plan- · And for the old folk s at home.

All de world am sad and dreary, . Everywhere I roam, (weary, · Oh:darkies how my heart grows Far from de old folks at home .

2 5 TILL WE MEET AGAIN Smile the while you kiss me sad

adieu, ( \~en the clouds roll by, I ' ll

come to you (blue . Thon ... the ... skie s .. w.ill .. :?.~.

n-a~ii~···~·;·· ·st"~·~~:y·~ ·~ · ·· ~·td:~"Y · ··············· ·····\7h~·~···"I~·i;;;··h~·~·~t·~· · ·~·~·~· .. h~~~~·~····~ii ....... : j The love bells shall ring out, ~ the world is bright and gay, jRing out, for you and me. [And· when Irish eyes are smiling, [7. ' Neath the crust of the old : they steal your heart away. j apple pie (I. ~ 11 . WAITIN' AT THE GATE FOR KATY j There is something for you and for;Yfhen the cows c orne home and the j It may be a pin the cook has drop- [ milkin ' is through, i ped in, ~ I can always be found, ~ Or it may be a dear little fly . j\'laitin ' at the gate for Katy [ It rre.y be an old rusty nail, . j • (Whistle) [Or a piece of the pussy eat ' s tai~phen the.Katy -d~ds does what the ~ But whatever it be, ~ Katy -d~ds do, ~ It ' s for you r:tnd for me , (pie. j i'~l.be hangin ' around, i 'Neath the crust of the old apple ~Vial. tJ.n • at the gate for Katy . : i (Whistle) . 8 . S~LVER THREADS ~MONG THE GOLD [l 2 • LOVE'S OLD S1JVEET SONG ( Darl~ng, I am grow~ng old, ~Once in the dear dead days beyond Si~ver threads among the gold ~ recall, (to fall. .

, S~1ne. upon ~Y brow to- day, When o ' er the world the mists began j Life ~s fad7ng fast a~ay; (be [Out of the dreams that· rose in : i Bu~,my darhng ~ you .\nll be ,w~ll j happy throng, (sweet song, . ; Al"mys youn~ and fa~r. to me ; ~ Lo to our hearts love sang an old : i Yes,my darl~ng, you .vnll be --- :And in the dusk,where fell the i Alwa~s young and f~J.r to me. ~ fireli ght gleam, , ~rl1ng, I am grovnng,growing old,iSoftly it wove itself into our dream. ~ s~~ver threads a mong the gol d !Just a song at twilight, when the : ~ S~1ne. upon ~y brow to- day' j lights are low (come and go; · , L1.fe l.S fad~ng fast away. [And the flickering shadows ,softly · ~ 9 • THE OLD SPINNING WHEEL [Though the heart be weary, sad the : ; There's an old spinning wheel in [ day and long, ( old song ; · the parlour, ~Still to us at t wilight,comes love's ; Spinning dreams of long,long ago , ~Comes love ' s old sweet song . = Spinning dream> of an old fashiored : garden , (beau , [13 . LET ME CALL YOU SWEETHEART ~ And a maid with her old-fashioned iLet me call you sweetheart : Sometimes it seems that I can hearii ' m in love with you; . her in the twilight, :Let me hear you whisper [ At the organ softly singing, "Old :That you love me true . i Black Joe"; (the parlour, :Keep the lovelight glowing ~ There •s an old spinning wheel in :In your eyes so blue , ~ Spinning dreams of the long long 'Let me call you sweetheart, j a go. 'I'm in love with you. ~ 10. WHEN IRISH EYES ARE SMILING :14. PACK UP YOUR TroUBLES :when Irish eyes are smiling, sure =Pac~ up your toubles in your old ( : it's like a morn in spring, k1t ?ag . . : In the lilt of Irish laughter, you.P.nd sm~le, sm1le, sm1le; (your fag, · ....... can .. hear. ... the .. ang.el s. .. .si.ng,. ................ .. l1hile you.~ v.e .. a. ... luc.i.fat" ... to. .. ligh~ ....... ..

sniii'e .. boys~ .. ti1at'' s ... the ... st:Yte· . ........... Tr~-~ .. ·;;~~-~~ ... h~~ .... ;i-~:t~·d ... th·i~ .... ~~-~-r~~--t What ' s the use of wor~ying! ~ day ' It never was worth wh7le, so ~ With colours that never fade, (day . Pac~ up your toubles ~n your old : And we find at the end of a perfect

k~t bag, : The soul of a friend we've made. ; And smile ' smile' smile • l 1a. lET THE REST OF THE VJORLD GO Bf 15. PUT ON YOUR OLD GREY BONNET ~ With someone .like you ,a pal good ' Put on your old grey bonnet, : and true \'lith the blue ribbon on it, (shay~ I ' d like t~ leave it all behind, atrl While I hitch old dobbin to the [ go and find An~ thr01.;1gh the fields of clover ! Some place that •s known to God alone We 11 dr1ve up to ~over i Just a spot t 0 call our own, On our gol den wedd1ng day • ~ We ' 11 find perfect peace where joys

\'/HEN YOU AND I WERE YOUNG ; never cease.

(r •vt de red today to the hill ,M3ggi..ei Out there beneath a kindly sky ; . · .tch the scene below, (lli3.ggie ~ We ' ll build a sweet little nest _ creek and the old rusty mill ; somewhere in the Vlest, Where we sat in the long , long agq And let the rest of the world go b~. The g:een grov~ is gone from the ~ 19 • MY WJl,D IRISH ROSE

h1l~, Ml.gg~e , . . j My wild Irish rose, V/he re fJ.rst the. da~~~es ~prung, • . 1 The sweetest flov/e r the grows, T?e old rusty m1ll ~ st~ll , MaggJ.~ You may search everywhere s~nce you and I were young. l But none can compare And now we are aged and gray,~~ With my wild Irish rose . The trial~ of life nearly done; ~ My wild Irish ro se, Let us ung. of the days that are j The dearest flower that blows;

gone, lhgg~e, j And some day, for my sake, When you and I were young. ; She nny let me take 17. THE PERFECT DAY ~ The bloom from r.1y wild Irish rose . When you c orne to the end of a per4 20 THERE'S A LONG, LONG TRAIL

feet day 1 There's a long, long trail awinding And you sit alone ~1i th your thougJits Into the land of my dreams, While the chimes ring out vri th a ~ Where the nightingale is sin!$ing ,

carol gay , i Where a white moon beam . (ing For the joy the day has brought . i There ' s a long,long night of wait-Do you think what the end of a pef,-Until my dr eams all come true,

feet day ; Till the day when I ' 11 ~e g?ing Can mean to a tried heart, ( ing ray D~n that long , long tra~l Wl. th y :m When the sun goes down with a flam- 21 DRINK TO ME ONLY WITH THINE And the. de':r friends have to part~ Drink to me only v1it h thine eyes, Well th1s l.S the end of a perfect And I will pledge with mine

· y, Or leav.e a kiss within the cup,

( '.• the end of a journey, too; And I ' ll not a sk fo r wine; (rise,

J .t leaves a thought that is The thirst that from the soul doth . ~ . _ ... g an~ strong . . : Doth ask a drink divine, : :.W:~th ... a .. w~sh .. :t.hat .. ~s ... .kind .. and true . . ... .. . ... . . .............................. ..

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bv J1'3len

Widner .

D. Pr 11s.

of W. I .

Five ~irls receive countv honour cer+ift cRtP s

r.. to R. 1ary- Anne Kocsis , Port ~tanlqv,

B~rbara Jolley , Lockes 's. An~a qae Green ,

Lockq

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Miss Bonnie Wilson El gin Cou ntv

qome Economis t , makes a fas t min -

ute check on t he broth befor~

serv i ng lunch to 22 4 H. T.e e de rs for Pro j ect "Which came firs t , t he

ch£cEten or the e gfl ?"

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Elanor Stove r and Sandra Cansyn

receiving their ~ yr. leaders

certificate .

Advanced Honours . April 2~ . 1081 .

Miriam Fri tz Belmont .

18 club . projects .

Bonnie Wilson Home Economist of

~lgin County

1~ich came first the Chi c ken or

Eleanor Stovor received her ~ j7.

certificate .

~~~~ d Sto~er hev aon iS~ai ved h•• his

6 club County honours.

Mariann Lunn her 16th project.

Roger Stover and Jackie Terra

Received their 6 club project

County Honours .

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Miriam Fritz , Jackie Terra of Belnont , Ro~er Stover of R . ~ ~

Aylmer, received c ounty honours at 4 q ac~ievement day .

Mrs . Russel l Lunn (Shirley)

received ~er 4 H. certificate for bein~ a Le Pder . for K. M. -

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Le aders Mrs . Russel Lunn Shirley

Ass . Mrs . David ~tover Eleanor

Pres . Brenda Kokko

V. P. Rosemary Van Bommel ,

Sec . & Press Reporter rotating

Telephone Joanne Foster ana Gordon Helka

Skit Com . Joanne Foster , Shawn P,oble and Barbara Sheils .

Club What came first the chicken or,the Egg .

April 4, 1981

This club 14 members 2 leade rs and 15 Institute members were

( entertained and had lunch prepared by the club .

Skit I have a Bone to pick with you . was done .

Puppet show- - Nancy Robinson Brenda Kokko What Easter means to me .

Piano Solo-- Lisa Stringle Easter Pa rade Pa tti - Lyn Lunn led singing .

Points Contests - Roger Stover . Winner s Bea Fuller , Les ley Morris John Weber

Guitar sole- - Shawn goble .

Word Oame -- Michael Stover , Winners Brenda Kokko an:i John 'vleber .

Flute solo-- Rosemary VanBommell

Piano solo-- Kristen Wri~ht

Poem- - Lisa Stringle '1\-lhat Easter means to me.

Piano sele-- Nancy Tobins on , Kristen Wright.

Guess the Jelly beans - - Gorden Helka Win . Kristen Wright .

Guess Pennie s - - Gorden Helka , \olin. Roger Stov9r .

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. • 1 Accessori es the Final Touch .

Na~cy Taylor, Joanne Hooke r, Linda Berry, Marily Raylor

Marianne Lunn, Karin Prohl , Ruth Jen ken

Le ader Marily Taylor

Food For Friends

JoanBe Hoo~er, Karin Prohl , Nancy Taylor , Marily Taylor,

Ruth J anken ,

Leaders. Baney Tay lor, Marilyn Taylor.

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Michelee Wright , Michael Goble , Larry Jenkins , Roger Stover

John Weber . Sean Gardener.

Leader-- Nancy E . Gardener ,

Ass . Eleanor Stower

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4 H Club awards were presented Friday night at the annual

County Hosteia Club banquet in Springfield to {left to right)

Denise Weaver , Belmont Dairy Cal f c l ub . Mar y Catt , East Elgin

Da iry Club . Fr ank Maynard , Sheeeen Dairy Calf club. Pat Mannell ,

Corinth c lub and Charlie Jenkins of Belmont club . Mar . 7 , 1979

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These 4- t.I young cattle b reeder s .)n dp-ed on overall poin ts

in 1978 were honoured at the Elgin Cm1nty ~olste i n club ' s

annual banquet in Springfield , L*R Mar y Catt , E . Bl~in firs t

time winrer . Back row , Frank Mayna~d, ~hedden , second time

winner ?at Ma nni ll , Corinth 3rd time winner . Charlie Jenkins ,

son of Donald Jenki r s Belmont , winnPr and hi~hest over- all points

in Blgin Count y . Charlie d ispl ays the true t~ue model for his

hi~h afgregate s c ore a ward .

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4- H Homemaking Club Project - Essential Edibles

Kingsmill - Mapleton Kooky Kookers

Leaders : Mrs . David Stover Mrs . Roy Gardner

Members : Tracy Annan - lst project Officers : Pres . - Roger Tracey Gardner - 2nd Debbie Jans - 5th Jenny J"'"lS - 2nd

Barb ra Sheils - lst

Brenda Sijeils - 2nd

Roger Stover - 2nd

Rosemary VanBommel - lst

Anna Marie Vanderwyst - 2nd

Kim wasyluk - 2nd

Kim Willsey - lst

Michelle Wright - lst

Vice Pres . - Kim Willsey

Secretary - rotating

Treasurer - Tracey A.

Press Rep . - Brenda

Exhibit for Achelvement Day - Meatless Main D~shes

Commentator - Rosemary VanBommel Helper - Jenny Jans

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Sp r ine; 197R Essential Eatables. ie~der-- Cole~n B~rry

Members-

Ass. - Louise Ber ry

Mariann Lunn, Ruth Henken, Cath) Howey ,

Patr i cit: •icCEullum, liinda Berry , Dorthy Howey ,

Eery Joe Cloes .

!Pall J978 Beedlepoint Colten Berry . Leader

As s . r~s . Loui s P. B~rr~ .

j\ffirll e r s - -Dorthy rlowey, CatAy HvweJ, Pa~rlc~a McCallum.

Mary Joe Cloes , Hu.th J eu.Ken, LL.ud. Be.~.·r,y,

Coleen Berry, Mariann Lunn Provincial Honours 12 .

Club n.me "Po .. ter Sisters"

Club # I

Members--

Fall term Needlepoint

Leeder-- Mrs. Eleanor Stover Ass .--- Brs. Nancy Gardner

Brenda Shiels, Marcia Dance, Roger Stover.

Ann Marie Vanderwyst, Tracy Gardner .

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4 H Homemaking Clubs

The Third Meal Leader Mrs. H. Jenken

Ass. f-irs. Eleanor Drake With 14 girls

Conn1e Jenken recei vea her county honors .

1970 Fall Featuring Fruit

Leader Mrs. H. Jenken

Ass. Mrs . Connie (Jenken) Stevens.

with 8" girls

Poem Their Secret

Some women give a f avorite r ec i pe

With mat hematical precision , les t

The bread or cake or pi c~les copied be

I nferior to their established best.

Then t here are other women , like Grandmother,

Who say, "I seldom use a book, but go

About it my way ," and t hey tel l another,

They use a "bit" of th1s, a "Pinch" or so

Of that; "enough n of something else to sea son

Shocking, and yet, perhaps t heir confidence ,

Perhaps t heir gay abandon 1s t he reason

They set a table of such excellence.

Elaine V. Emons

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DAIRY FARE - The schools for 4-B leaders and assistant leaders on the Spring 4- B Homemaking Club, uairy Fare , place emphasis on the use of dai ry foods in daily menus . ~hown as they take part in one phase of food preparation are Mrs. Charles urake, Kingsmill- Mapleton Club; Mr s . George Jenken, r armou~h Glen N~. 3; Mrs. Harold J enkins, Kingsmill-Mapleton; Mrs. Murray Smith, Fingal; Mrs . Russell Lunn , Yarmouth Glen No . 3.

Miss Donna Florence Jenkins, daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Donald E. Jenkins, R. R. #l , Belmont , Ontario- g r aduated from the St . Thomas Elgin General Hospital school of nursing on

June 13th, 1972.

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Members- Kathy Lunn

Mary Ann Lunn Linda Berry Ruth Ann Jenken

Mrs. Harold Jenkins.

Evelyn Vandebeek Eddy Vandebeek Susan ..,t.nroestel

4 -H Homemaking Club 1975-76

Leaders: Mrs. Russell Lu.nn Assisted by : Mrs . George Jenken

Subject: Stitchery

Members: Donna Lunn Kathy Lunn Nancy Lurm Mariann Lunn

Ruth Ann Jenken Allison Bramwell Corinne VanDeurs en MarY Ann VanDeursen

Spring 1976

Leaders1 Mrs . Donna Lunn Ass . Nancy Lunn Subjec t : Leisure Clothes

Members: Ruth Ann Jenken Mary Ann Lunn Corrien VanDeursen Mary Jenken Mary A~e VanDeursen Sus an Vanroestal Nancy J..unn Linda Vanroestal

Summer 1976

Leaders: Cathy Shively Ass . Colleen Berry

Subject: Garden Club

Members: Nancy Lunn Mary Ann Lunn Ruth Ann Jenken

Cathy Shively Colleen Berry

Sprin~ 1977

Leaier Mrs. Geo. Jenken Ass. Mrs. Col in Berry

Subject Tbe Third Meal

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~tb Anne Jenken, N~ncy Jenkins, Mary Ann Lunn, lNewell)

Suaa. Vanroestel, Coleen Berry, Brenda Willsey, Windy

Taylor, Corinne Vandeurcea,

Pal.1. 1 9777

Leajer Mrs. Colin Berry Ass. Mrs. Geo. Jenken

Subject Peeus on LiYing

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1972- 73 (4- H) Homemaking Club Leaders and Assistants for the Kingsmill- Mapleton Women ' s Institute.

Group No . I - Leader- Mrs. Russell Lunn Assistant- Mr s . Harol d J enki ns

Group No . 2- Leader- Mr s . Wilson Denni s Assistant- Mr s . Brenda Daniels

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1973- 74- Sewi ng and Gardening Clubs:

KNACK OF SE\'liNG WITH KNI TS (Feb . 8 ,1973) Ladies who took the course are : Left to Right- Eleanor Stover, Shi rley tunn , Joyce Zavi tz , Robena Finch, Marjori e Orr is , J erry Jenken , Gr ace rree, Mildred Rogers . (Absent when the picture was taken : ) Mesgrs . Audrey ~enkins , Rosemary Goble , and Joan Bogart .

Group No . 1 - Leader - Mrs . Russell Lunn Assistant- Mrs. Harold Jenkin s

Group No . 2 - Leader- Mrs . Wilson Dennis Assistant- Mrs . Doyl e .

Gar dening- Group 2 girls were not i nter ested.

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