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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1969-11-20, Page 4'r • . . . • COrrespondent Mrs-' Ken McKellar 7:„4.# W.M.S. of Croznarty riPeRt.gr144 Church met at t.1* ,to4pwe of Mrs. Sadie Scott with_, MrS7Cliarles Douglas pre- Sidtg)and opened the meeting WI TOein on'Remembrance'. The topic was given by Mrs. Mtn Wallace on'Remembrance Day'. The List part of the Study B-i-Nalt was given by Mrs. Grace Scott and- Mrs. Calder Mc- Kalgii Interesting gurrent ev- , rents were given by Verna Brooks. 13 members ansered the roll call on 'Peace', Mrs. Mervin Dow conducted busi- ness. Lunch was served by M. Will Miller and Mrs. Grace Seott. An 'Around the World' supper was held In the base - meat of the -church 'with the -C. G. I. T. girls and their leaders. Mrs. Mac Lamond and Mrs. Gordon Laing in charge. The C.G.I. T. girls sang a couple of numbers accompanied by Mrs. Gordon Laing on the ac- cordion. Dr. 1R(.;.:,,r Whitman of the Seaforth Medical Clinic , showed pictures taken in Kenya, Africa, and had many things to show from Kenya were he served under the 'Crossroads' pro- gram. T'io Silver Wedding An- niversary of. Mr. and Mt •:. Frank Ham.lton was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Scott - at their' home as previously Printed. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mc- Ghee and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Walker; London, with Mr. Otto Walker. Mr. and Mi.i. Calder me- " K.i.ig visited in London with a former student 'of Mrs. Mc- Kaig, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mills and Mrs. Lawrence Mills. Mr. and Mrs. Calder, Mc- Kaig entertained their friends and relatives on the occasion of their Silver Wedding An- niversary, November 11th, to a turkey dinner at the Dominion Hotel in zartoii.,., Guests were present from Toronto: Kit-. cliener, F--e-gus,Gielpli, London and Seaforth. A social hour was enjoyed at. their home afterwards. Mrs. George Wallace and Mrs. Verna Brooks entertained several ladies at their home last. week in honour of Miss Olive Spedre's hirthday.Thase present 'were - Mrs. Will M!' - ler, Grace Scott, Mrs. Sadie Scott. Mrs. Bella Col- quAoun. Clinton, Mrs. H-rton McDt iig al. I le risen and Miss Olive Spea re. Miss Mary Tnomp F,-r- glIS, Mr. ant Mrs. CalderNu- Kaig with-Mr. and Mrs. R.!),' Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth London. Mr. and Mr‘• ii eh Cerine. Linda and Joan- ne. lIorchester wah MI', and 1i s. 0,10 Walker.., Entertain At Family Night Brownies of the 2nd Sealorth ' Pack entertained farniiy and friends on Monday evening of last week. During the evening, 'the Brownies carried out a rept:. lei meeting illustrating how a Brownie ,progresses. Skiers . and Seconders received their stripes. Sixer and Se.:onder of the Gnomes are Valerie Sip nainon and Snabhan Kennedy; cif the Sprites are :Carol Staf- fen and Linda Heard; of the Little People a reSusan tt and Joan Iltcho; and of Kelpies are Vanda Storey Kim Campbell. Eadh sixer was then asked if she had any Tw:enies to be enrolled: Curl Habkirk, Karen BEnnewies, Cindy Horne and Kathy Maloney promised 'To cia my best' and were welcomed into the pack. Also enrolled during the programme, Mrs. Lyle Racho was a:.cepted into the sisterhood of guiding. The Brownie Spry was pre- sented for family and Ts'enies by the older members of the Pack. Passing through the golden arch, Joan Racho, Jayne Baker. Connie Willis and Debbie Dupee. received their Gold ?•.n Bar, ack- nowledging the' comf•letion of the second stage of Brownie life. Then the Brownies cpickl formed Pt,w WoW. Each trek a six !s responsible for Show, and fel I and the Gnomes achiev- ed more points for theft" Six by having a very .interesting Show and Toll. Brownies are also busy 'earning Interest Beiges. Va- derie Sinnamon, Dabble Dupee, Joan M,cho, Susan Scott, Cneryl McC lure, Sioblian Kennedy, Vanda Storey,- Sherry Dale, Linda Heard, Jayne Baker and Kim Campbell received the Ath- letics Badge. Kim Campbell also received the Book LoVer and Collection Badges. The Beawnles then invited their, familiet to join them in closing. and DEAR DORIS - I have al- ways found it hard to , show affection. Now I am ao. am engaged to marry a man 35. I love him, but he is always' the first to squeeze my hand or give me a hug. It leaves me feelitigiamhappy with myself when my boy friend says: "It would, be nice if just once in a. wbile you would put your arms around me instead!" Will this cause future heart- aches if I marry him? - Arm's .Length DEAR ARM'S - It might - if you le+ it stand at that. We need the human touch for ful- filment. Demonstrations of af- fection can actually help love grow. The psychologists tell us we run not only because we are afraid; also, the mare we run the scareder we get! Similarly, we commit ourselves with a hug and a kiss, and find that we love our dear one•riiipreV. Qne of the biggest dew- backs to writing • a karts' and figures column is ;:orrectly copying the facts and figures from press releases.(Ed.note: The' line Was written with tongue-in-cheek). I'd make an educated guess ' that affection has been lacking in your life, or you'd have sol- id, hand- squeezihg, heart- warming habits for the man in your life. Practice makes per - -feet 'Neff said? . %•-, DEAR DORIS - I • %mild like to know Dn which side, should the mothers of the bride and groom • wear their . corsages. My mother wore hers on..the right shoulder akicl the bride's mother wcre hers on the left. • - Wanting To Know DEAR WANTING °- They were Nth right •-• since there's no special rule. Sometimes. when a girl is dancing, she, pins her corsage on the right / 811/Wider w%ere it is less likely to be crushed. 0: she can trans- fer-it to her evening bag. It might land at her waist- line, or on a l‘racelet wher- ever it looks arid- feels best. DEAR DORIS - A auhiber of young married couples get Polaris70 MUSTANG bream' a little. Then test drive a Mustang. It's the pride of Polaris with wide 20-Inch track, multi-foam seat cushion, underseat Storage, wrap-around taillights, warning brake light, optional electric) starting and reverse. If you want ft deluxe-snow- mobile . .. you want a 70 Mustang. - • With %atom that gave-Pol- aris the most sales in 1969 in the U.S.A., of any com- pany. POLARI S SNOWMOBILES From 675.00 Lass Trade • • ALSO SEE THE '70 Soo-Commander A new snowmobile at a used machine price, E.G.4300 c*C 'girth Only 675400 Less Trade • II A lit 11 together in' the basement of a home for a party. They are ail very close friends. Is it always necessary for both host and hostess to escort, each couple to the door When-, they leave ,at different 'later,-, vacs, or is it acceptable for the earlier couples leaving to say their goodbjkes dowustairs,- and either host or hostess to escort them to the door? Wondering . DEAR WONDERING - No need for both to go - but it is proper etiquette for e least one of the home team to see guests to the door. DEAR DORIS - When this boy takes me out with a group of others we have -a gold time, but when we go anywhere alone it is a boring evening. Is -it fair to him for me to.let him think I like him the same way be likes me? He has asked me to go out again to, dinner and a show. I don't think I should,,, but my mother thinkS I should. To Go Or Not To Go DEAR TO GO OR NOT - No sense in leading him on; • yet we can't expect every date' to be terrific. If you haVe done your level best to draw him out, if you are certain there are no hidden depths and that you are simply operating on different wave lengths, I can't see stretching it out: "Lucy^ Wants Your Eggs She will Per 7011 Se to 0c ptr dozen above t.00 market prizes. he also Vairate your old ben& tater wilt Pay you no to 10o per pound,. She giveS-a darn good egg grade. Won't You let little Lucy solve your poultry problem She also Pick up wour eggs and **ens. :WI Her Today At 105 Brussels ti 348-8383 MITCHELL I.' YOUR CONCRETE NEEDS SKINNED & DEFATTED LEGS 83%) BREASTS SMOKED HAM BEST OF FRYERS IC•ric to Centre Cuts or Slices 87 lb. Devon Sliced. Side Bacon (Vac Pao) -89t lb. Boneless Rolled Veal •Roost # 99e lb. Leg Portion (Backs Attached). Breast Portion (Wings Attached) ;Chicken in the Basket or Mixed QUarters CHICKEN %pi lb Come and Get 'Em WEE FRESH FRYING CHICKENS GOVERNMENT INSPECTED GRADE 31/2.41 '2•1b. Size • ROASTING CHICKENS • . . Canada Grade, "A" Broiler • FRES SAVE I lc — ALLEN'S ASST'D SWEETENED FRUIT 48-oz' 080 DRINKS Tin gri ti ,SAVE 34c — BANQUET ASST'D , , FROZEN MEAT a n. 88, DINNERS Pk9s. NOV. 19.22 INCL. HE RIGH WE RESERVE T T 'TO LIMIT QUANTITIES PRICES EFFECTIVE • U.S. NO. 1 CAL. PASCAL 10.0Z• • TIN Irvin's'Irlardware Phone 52T-J1.160 Seaforth, Ontario WILLS BE CLOSED MONDAY and flj ESDAY November 24 and 25 to prepare for our LIQUIDATION SALE Watch Next Week's( Paper for Details! MITCHELL METERED CONCRETE CO. 11 • HEATED. CONCRETE AVAILABLE ALL THIS, WINTER • IS DAYS A WEEK • . • rove THE Huggil EXPOSITOR, SEiFRT O141%, NOV. 204 190 Cromarty Mr. and Mt S. Everett Mar- tin, TIUSCiaburgt with Mr. and Mrs. Ray McCulloch. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Wal- lace, Stratford, visited with Mrs. George 171:-.11ace and Mrs. Verna Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. George Vi-' Wan and Iamb!, Staffa, with Mr. and ara.xLarry Gardener and Steven. Mr. and. Mrs. Alvin Bay- ley, London, with Mr. and Mrs. CI:wider McKalg. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gardiner were Mr. and Mrs. Iti-zhard ' Kilpatrick and Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Atkinson, Winghara, Mr. ati3 Mrs. Earl Eggert, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Zurel, Rostock, and M.-. Adam Leinweher and Dennis, Strat- ford. _ Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Par- ker, Staffa, with Mt. and Mrs. Larry Gardener and Steven. NS ' Equipment I Mlle Eta. of ltlhrraltlsld Phono $2.74131 I'm frigid, I guess esol tr.,t , Resolutions pasSed at the November I meeting of Grey Township included: - - • That the tender of Glenn McKorcher, ftitteVal.e, Qatari% for snowplowing, fpr, the 70 season atftte. PrIneIg $9.00 per hour and standby time of $9.00 per day fordaysnot snow- plowing he accepted. That the tender of Gordon W. Clarke---4Son, .11,R, • #2, Listowel, Ontario, for the con.- ' struction of the Stutters Muni- . cipal Drain for the price of $3,999.74 t)e accepted. That Grey Township Conn- ' 01 endorses the resolution as was resolved by the Town of Seaforth 'pertaining to. the un- equal punishment in the Courts in Ontario. That the Council of Grey - support the Huron Plowmen's "Association to the amount of . a $25.00 grant in 1969. That E. H. Uderstadt, O.L.S. Orangeville, Ontario, be ap- pointed to make :a survey and prepare plans for the repair and- improvement of the tile portion of. the Johnston Munk; cipal Drain as requested by 'J. Gordon 'Workman, owner of . Lots° 3 and 4, Concession 16, That Gamsby and,Mannerow Limited, Guelph, Ontario, be appointed to make a survey and prepare plans for the Drat:- nage Works petitioned for by Clair Campbell, owner of S1/2 N1/2 Lots 57 and 58, Con- . cession 1, and Mac Smith, ow- ner of Npt S1/2 Lots 57, 58 and 59, Concession I. That the request of Thomas Prescott to have a portion of the Hanna Drain repaired in order to relieve the Denman Every week more and more people. discover what mighty jobs are accomplished "by low ,cost Expositor Want Ads. Dial 527-0240, a • 3 Main and minor 4'PaIrs !OaCig to Bra-11.Pb 'A' O. the Denman prain he aPAVSe4i , Approved accounts paid lactude. General - $14021540 .ROads an( Bridges - $22,917- 79. ...- LIGHT 111ULDI 3o gz 9'9* CANDIES Top •vain Tiii?aroni SPAGHE 00 !At, 9911 • k. Latteheon- Meat t POLY BAGS Mitary KAM izoz, vg, RoLlnCTin Pt I Asserted Westinghouse 0 and 109. Watt. LEEDS " ra Volu.efini POWDERED' DETERGENT tia''‘; 990 rIfiatitATED • ANACIN MILK 1), 1 if' 16$ arAgars 00 B6tlx 0. Of 1 or erten Giant Niblet dr Cream Style CORN ' 12-1440z. 210 Tina Green. Giant. Large GREEN PEAS 14.02. Tin GREEN 2 740 Shirley Gay Chocolate CREAM ROLL 112i2 490. 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