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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1970-04-09, Page 7• • • 6 Days a Week All Year Round Call Mitchell 348-$383 Mitchell Metered Concrete • • 10 Namommeamommunimem, USBORNE HIBBERT MUTUAL _FIRE INSITRANCE COMPANY HEAD OFFICE - EXETER, Ont. President ▪ William Chaffe RR 4, Mitchell' Vice-President Raymond McCurdy RR 1, Kirkton Directors Mutin Feeney RR 2, Dublin Clayton Calquhoun RR 1, Science Hill RR 3, Lucan RR 1, Cromarty • Agents Hugh Benninger - Dublin Harry Coates - - Exeter Clayton Harris - Mitchell 14' Secretary-Treasurer Hugh Patterson - - raceter 4,H Groups-. SEAFORTH II The eighth meeting of the Seaforth 11 44 Prultloops" was held at the home of Mrs. F. Sills, After Mrs. Wheatly, the past Home Economist was introduced Achievement DO was discussed. The meeting was turned into a shower for Miss R, Willems. Following a few games, an address was read by Joyce Ha- ney and the group presented cid with a mirror on behalf of all the, club girls. Mrs. Sills was also presented with a gift by Debbie Wallace on behalf of the girls. Every week more and more people discover what mighty jobs are accomplished by low cost Expositor Want Ads. Dial 527-0240. TH,O.H0aoil..ExpoAkTpa,,Ag.F9R.Ttig. GOING` SC F PETITE _DRESSES -. FOR THE HIGH $6409, 'MIND BrigttApw-SUMMerliRdqS and patterns-are te•tgrefl in this young group cor Croohets, Liao* Aringth Fortrels and Laces for the young crowd. Every dress is differept so you, must see them. now.Sizes 5 to 15. 16.95 to 29.95 0# Tim Toohey . Robert Gardiner • • !ow -,59* 10 7f.#1?kRivs, FOR MO miff 40111.4. . 5 b OPENING SOON MEL'S TV CENTRE Special Confirmation services were held at Northside United Church Sunday morning. Received into communion were - ,Front (left) Floyd Johnston, Anne Stewart, Ray Harrison, Debby McPherson, Brenda Savauge, Lori Lingel- bath, Joanne Bode, John Hulley, Terry Stephenson, Gloria Johnston. Back - Gerald-Smith, Keith Hulley, BarryGordon, Lee Bell, Dennis Campbell,- Ronald Johnston. SMART . YOUNG EXECUTIVE SUITS 6 In the Former Gingerich Store SEAFORTH TV Sales and Service — Radio Repairs Owned and operated by Mel Melanson, Seaforth. a Profitable Pastime! Home Made Pure Pork Country Style Fresh Sliced PORK LIVER Meaty Pork SHOULDER RIBS - 4 lbs. $1.00 Westons BREAD - 4 loaves Store Sliced BREAKFAST BACON Lean Butt Sweet Pickled Sausaget SEAFORTH MEAT MARKET . 39fb 79?b 99c • CONCRETE • Don't Buy CONCRETE! If you nee a sidewalk or patio come in and see our sd9ction of sidewalk slabs• and patio stones. We are open all day. • • Mitchell 11 Metered Concrete Wins UN Speaking Contest A Grade 11 student at Go- derich Collegiate Institute won the United Nations Youth Pil- grimage Speaking Contest at Cen- tral Huron Secondary School in Clinton on Friday night. Cather- ine Russell, 16; daughter of Rev. and Mrs. G. G. Russell of Go- derich took first place, over six other contestants in-the contest sponsored by' the 1.0.0.F. and Rebekah Lodges of Huron County. Runner-up was Richarci OttaL • well, 15, of Exeter, a Gr'ade, 10 student at South Huron Secondary School in Exeter., The winner will go on an all-. expense paid trip in July to New York to the United Nations. A highlight of the tour is for the' group to be allowed to sit in on the U.N. sessions as this is the only sponsored group allowed to 0o this. • ° Catherine will be one of the thousand students from United States and Canada taking part in 'the 21st annual Oddfellows Pil- grimage for Youth. • The judges for the contest which required each speaker to give a 7-minute prepared speech and a 1-minutes impromptu speech, were: Rev. H. W. Wonfor, Clinton; Mr. W. H. Knisley,Clin- ton; add Rev. Glenn. Wright, Exe- ter. The conteAL opan,only to Grade ,ld and Grade 11 students. Taking part besides Catherine and Richard were Barbara Lep 'of Londesboro; Linda Sparks of R.5., Lucknow; Betty Mc- G rggor , R. R, 1., Londesboro; Larry Murray, R.R.4., Walton; and Karen Such of Godefith. John Broadfoot, Brucefield, was chairman for the event which .was attended by a large group of interested spectators. Mrs. Frank Bower. doderich, District Deputy Grand President of Rebekah Assembly, District No. 8, presented the award to Catherine. NEWS OF Brucefield A large attendance featured the taster Thank Offering at Brucefield United Church onSun- day. The meeting opened 'with soft music played by Miss Mar- garet McQueen at the piano. The Devotion was in charge of, the President, Mrs. Jim Broad- foot, Mrs. Mel Graham, Mrs. Gerald Rathwell, based on "Easter". The offering was re- ceived b' Mrs. Bruce Rathwell and 'Mrs. Cliff Henderton, Mrs. Judy Seaman sang a very lovely solo "The Old Rugged Cross" accompanied by Mrs. Fred McGregbr. • Following the, meeting. Dr. mcintosh , Toronto, showed slides ci,ca trip he and' Mrs. McIntosh had taken around the world. Mrs. W. Haugh introduced the 'guest and Mrs. William Scott thanked him and presented him with a gift. Rev. E. Stuart ronounced the Benediction a invited all to remain for a p of tea in the. school room served by members of the U.C.W. Mrs. Bert McKay, London, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wilson. Miss Taylor, Mitchell, vi- sited last week with Mrs. Elsie Forrest. - Mrs. Donald Broadie is a patient in Victoria Hospital, LOA- don. Dr. and Mrs. John McIntosh, Toronto, were weekend guests of Mrs. W. Haugh. Mr. and Mrs. William Pepper visited on Saturday with their son, Mr Bert Pepper and fami- ly, Newatead. Mr. Pepper- is re- covering slowly after his accident several weeks ago. • Mr. and Mrs. Lenard Boyce, k,Goderich, Called on Miss M. E.' Swan and Mrs. Ham on Sunday. • An Expositor Classified 'will pay you dividends. Have you tried One? Dial 5270.0240. Those received into full com- munion at Northside U.C. Sunday morning after the, Confirmation class sessions beginning in Ja- nuary, were Lee Bell, Joanne Bode, Dennis- Campbell, Barry Gordon, Ray Harrison, Keith Hul- ley, John Hulley, Gloria Johnston, Ronald Johnston, FloydJohnston, Lori Lingelbach, Debby McPher- son, Gerald Smith, Brenda Savauge, Anne Stewart, Tere Stephenson. Received by letter:' Mrs. F. Johnston, Mrs. Gebrge Wheatley, from caiian D.C., Mrs. George Townsend,,BluevaleU.C., Mrs, Peter Wilbee, First Pres- byterian; Seaforth. At Cavan United Church in the afternoon the follo-wing were received into ,full communion: Sheila Campbell, Kathy Dalton, Ken Dalton, David McClure, Wil- liam McClure, Debbie McClure, Isabel Pethick, Jill Wheatley. Also received by letter were: MrS. William McClurey• Brod- hagen Lutheran; Mr. Douglas Schroeder, Atwood Presbyterian; Mrs. Douglas Schroeder, Grims- by Lutheran; Mrs. Gbrden Hog- gart, Northside United. Cavan ,and Northside United held their Confirmation classes together this year for the first time. Large congregations attended communion at both Northside and `Cavan on Sunday. fThe Christian EduCation Cornmittee ,at Northside presen- • ted the confirmation class witiva J. EL Phillips New 'llestalnenti "0) In the aCcotint last week of the Cantata presen,.ed Good Fri- day evening 'by Northside United Church' choir, the name of Mr. Marlen Vincent as one of the soloiSts was omitted. • The following is.a testimonial letter sent by-the Cavan Session in appreciation of the long ser- vice to Cavan U.C. by Mr. and Mrs., 'William Dodds. Mr. Dodds recently resigned from-the -S.es..- sion on account of ill health: To Mt. and Mrs. William Dodds: Over a period of many yeats you have diligently, and faith- fully. served C avail congregat ion. • .Evwy' week more and more people discover what 'mighty jobs are accomplished by low cost Expositor Want Ads. Dial ,527-0240. Read the Advertisements - — It's a I • • • Cottage Rolls Pork Chops Correspondent Mrs. Hugh Berry • Northlide and Cavan Churches Hold Confirmation You, Bill, have served as elder, clerk of Session, S.S. Su- perintendent, tchairman of C.E. Committee, often at one and the same time. You, Pearl, a very worthy help-mate, have served as' 8.S. teachet, 6n U.C.W. executive, as a member of the C.E, Com- mittee, and as a - promoter of the Vacation School. We beg to acknowledge the self-effacing devotion,' the tire- less energy and, the Christian love which has been displayed by you - a wonderful couple who have earned an honoured place in the life of Cavan Church and the whole community. We, the present Session, are proud to append our signatures to this testimonial. Signed, Rev. J, C. Britton', Minister Stanley Hillen, Clerk Robert McClure Russell Bolton Prepared for' Farmers, Businesses ind Individuak Reasonable Rates — Annnal, Terms Ronnenburg, InsurOnce Agency. 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