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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1970-11-19, Page 15SCHOOL PAPER STAFF VISITS PLANT Murray Caton Ftom ;mg HURON E4POP179R%:$E4,FORTtif, 411117., NoV., • Now* gat Co respondent Fred McClymont Mr, arid Mrs. Rob McCly- mont, Shannon and Michael, Mr. and Mrs. Al Patterson, Michelle and Ricky of Guelph visited at Varna and Clinton over the week- end. The executive of the Bible Society wish to thank all who helped and contributed to the recent canvass of the past week. EXPLORERS MEET The Explorer group met Tue- sday evening with the president Miss Cathy Taylor leading. Miss Beverly Cantelon read the Scrip- ture lesson, prayer by Mary Anne Kalbfleisch. Miss Sylvia Wilson read the minutes and Roll Call was answered by nam- lug a favorite T.V. show. Miss Brenda Dowson took up the oft- ering and it was dedicated by Miss Anna Marie Heard. The financial report was given by Miss Tanis Chuter. The Study book was taken by Mrs. Barry Taylor , Mrs. Eric Chuter had charge of the Craft period. Musi- cal chairs were played for rec- reation. Miss Cathy Taylor closed the meeting. HOSPITAL AUXILIARY WOMEN'S A profit of over $60 was made by the Hospital Auxiliary at the Tupperware Party at First Presbyterian Church on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Margaret Thompson of Mitchell was in charge of the program, assisted by Bert Web- ster of London who showed a film on Tupperware. A lucky draw was won by Mrs. Jack Patterson.' The event was in charge of Miss Alice Reid, while the lunch was served by Mrs. Clare Reith and her committee. The Ontario Government is pushing banks and mortgage com- panies to put up money to build 15,000 more' homes as part of a drive to provide jobs this winter. The Government itself is ready to start on a backlog of public works projects to increase activity in the construction in- dustry, according to Premier John Robarts. Lands' and Forests Minister Rene Brunelle announced this week that all people over 65 years of age would not be re- quired to buy a fishing licence. This was a matter which the Opposition had pressed for clur, ing the consideration of the Es- timates of Lands and Forests. I'm sure this is welcome news for all old age pension fishing enthusiasts. Persistent rumours have been circulating this week that have been making the rounds for week the they p int past bpt this The Premier, in reapeaSe to these news reports announcing his retirement, told the TAOS lature that he bas. 'been giving the matter serious considerat, ion. However, he stated that when he was ready to retire, he would make the announcement. It is reported that the Premier plans to step down shortly and that a leadership convention will be held in February, with an Election in the Spring or the Fail. This current session' of the Legislature prorogued, -com- pleting the work cohis calendar year. The new session will likely start in January or early February, depending on whether a Conservative leader- Offill INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BANK, A Source of Vinancing for Canadi'An Business INDUSTRIAL , , R.reglior don 44:0$ t4 4.#00 ishig•Piinye0P0 will be pekt ,zt. to step down as leader Pt 414'., Via! Oink • Government. These rileteera: PrIMMI•gri4P°,1!".,ar!r.?"!. . , • r '§9410fiCir • Wranta 4; Wil •4_ 4_2 kt Y911' 044) Kg ' Ask for this booklet from our representative', F. J. McNA.13 who will be at The Bedford Hotel Goderich, Ontario — FRIDAY, . Nay. 20, 1970 If you require a term loan to start, modernize or expand your business, we invite you to discuss-yribrITTeds with our representative. DEVELOPMENT BANK TERM FINANCING FOR CANADIAN BUSINESSES 291 Dundas Street, London 14, Ontario. Pupils of Grades 6, 7 and 8 of Seaforth public School, who are plannlng to publish their own school paper, recently visited The ExpoSitor to see how it is produced. Here they are shown paste-up sheets and photo negatives used in the offset printing process by which the newspaper is published. The students were accompanied by a teacher, Mrs. Sheila Morton (top) who is helping them publish the paper. (Staff Photo) At St. Augustine CWL Hears Reports The C.W. L. meeting was held in the parish hall with Mrs. tal Hickey, president, in the chair. The meeting was opened with prayer by Father Cassino. Min- utes of last meeting were read by Mrs. Bill Kinihan. Corres- pondence was read by Mrs.Wil- liam Redmond. A thank you card from Mrs. Niel Stapleton and Murrin, one from Christine Stapleton were read. A donation to the League from David Mac- Allister was received. Mrs. Cyril Boyle reported 32 paid members, 12 being 'present at the meeting. A report of the Deanery meeting held i n Stratford was given by Mrs. Gus Redmond. It was decided to buy a new floor polisher for the Church and ran electric kettle for the kitchen. Mrs. Hickney gave a report on the bake sale held Oct. 10th. The proceeds were $132.00. She also thanked the ladles who donated and helped prepare dinner for the Priest Deanery meeting held in St. Augustine Church. ' It was agreed to hold a series of card parties again this winter. Lunch conveners for December are Mrs. Alex MacAnnis and Mrs. Wm. Redmond. Mrs. James Phalen spent the week end with her daughter, Mrs. Cyril Boyle. A number from here attended the band concert in Goderich on Sunday by Sisters of St. Joseph bawl from London. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. John Franklin on the ar- rival of a baby girl , Nov. 3, In Clinton Hospital. 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