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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1971-10-21, Page 14OUR FALL SALE ENDS ON OCTOBER 23rd Pick-up your Anti-Freeze. while SALE LASTS at $1 .98 a gallon Permanent Type 14—THE• MORON EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTH, ONT., OCT. 21,1 1971 COME TO BRUSSELS ACRES APPLE ORCHARD and pick your own apples or buy *inn already picked. All prices are reasonable. Varieties such as Macs, Spies, Delicious and Cortland to choose from. During the picking season we will remain open seven days a week. 9 am. to 9 p.m. Daily, Monday to Friday. 9 a.m to 6 p.m. Saturday and 1 p.m. to 5 p m. Sunday Location West End of Brussels — 887-9443 Read the Advertisements It's a Profitable Pastime! rr•rrxr:r:rx,,,, Ask Us About CH EMSTOR For Storing High Moisture Corn APPLICATOR FOR RENT • Tulip Bulbs Now in Stock Ask us for prices it SEAFORTH FARMERS Phone 527-0770 Co- Seaforth ;;:inriniiiiginiiiii!!!!!inninp:,:!:!!!':!,::!!!!:!Wrffrirtn,:;::4:r4r,... • rIrMiriritriririiiririririin?,`,iii!iiiii!!!iVM*Irirlin!!!iiiMMiiri Correspondent Mrs.Robert Hulley Mr, and Mrs. Ron Decker ••• • •••• • • •••••### 44, #4.4#44 FREEZER FILLIN' Time at IGA Annual Beef Round-up Freezer Orders Taken This Week for Pick-up Week of • OCTOBER 30th. WILKINSONS IGA 4Nr••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • and 'family, London visited with Mr. and Mrs. Don Dodds and family. Kenny Blanchard and Debbie Hulley were among the Sunday School claSs of Mrs. Murray Dalton of Bethel Bible ChUrch who visited the farm of Mr. and Mrs. John Rapson and family, Saturday afternoon. , ' Mrs. Robert Hulley visited with Mrs. Bill Binning,, Mitchell Tuesday evening. Visiting in the same home were Mrs. Ber- nice Armstrong, Staffa, Mrs. Alvin Kemp, Fullarton and Mrs. Ha'zel Sadler, Sault Ste Marie. Miss Jackie McGhee, London, spent the week end with Miss Sandra Hulley. A NEW ''S-HOE -STORE IN SEAFORTH THURSDAY OCTOBER 2 1 Don Keast Quality Footwear 53 MAIN ST., SEAFORTH, 527-0102 124 QUEEN ST., ST. MARYS, - 284-1520 We specialize in narrow and wide, widths for men, women arid children by famous manufact- urers — McHale — Hartts Ritchie for men Air-Step — White Cross — Hush Puppies — Oo mphies for women Savage —Buster Brown — Classmate -- Bonnie Stewart for children — and many more. GET ACQUAINTED DRAW — ENTER YOUR NAME WITH EACH PURCHASE 1st Prize t=om $100 Worth of Merchandize 2nd Prize--- $50 Worth of Merchandize 3rd Prize --- $25 Worth of Merchandize Draw Will Be Mode .On _November 1st and a list of the winners will appear in The Huron Expositor an November FRO M • rest SCOPE Head&Shaders e. ing" was given by Mrs. Jan Van Vliet, who also led in prayer. Hymn 557 was read in unison and• Mrs. Houston offered prayer. Mrs. Jim Smith conducted the business. Mrs. George McCall is to bring back the report of the Tenth Centre Reg- ional United Church Women's Convention, which was held on October 1t 5, at St. Andrew's Uni- ted Church, Bayfield. Lists were # given out for the Turkey Supper. Grace was sung and lunch was served by Mrs Don Fraser, Mrs. Clarenge Martin and .the hostess. RECEPTION FOR NEWLYWEDS A reception and dance was held in the Walton, Community Hall on Friday evening to honor Mr. and Mrs. Ken Shortreed (nee Judy King). Prior to lunch the 'happy couple was called to the plat- form when Larry Bolger read an address of 'congratulations on behalf of their neighbours and friends. Gerald Smith presented them with a gift .of money. Ken made a reply thanking everyone. Ian ' Wilbee and his orchestra samlied the music for 'dancing during the evening. Rev. Warren Dickson of At- wood was in the pulpit on Sunday morning at Duff's United Church when Rev. D. Doc ken was preacti- ing anniversary services at Donegal United Church. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mills, Mp Walton accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Herb, Bolger of Brussels last week when they motored to Cochrane and Thunder Bay and toured the State of Michigan. Mrs. Ken McDonald and Mrs. Nelson Reithattended-thetwo--day - --- senior training school in Clinton last week. Anyone wishing to take "Sewing with Knits" is to get in touch with either one of these ladies, as they plan to have their first meeting next Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Mel. McCut, cheon, Karen and Wayne of Brussels and Mr. and Mrs. Allan McCall spent the Thanksgiving weekend touring northern Ont- ario through Algonquin Provin- cial Park and taking in the,Bon- nechere. Caves at .Eganville, Ontario. The glorious colours of autumn were most 'spectacular. • • • • "Loosely translated it says `the Pharaoh is . a fink!' " , rr Mrs. Harry Brown, Mrs. John Turnbull and Mrs. Wes. Roe display merchandise in ''Ye Olde Country Store", a popular attraction at the annual Autumn Fair sponsored by the U.C.W. Wifiththi:;---Area Members Affefid Assembly of Northside Church. This year's event was held last Saturday in the church basement. (Staff photo) • Mr. and Mrs.. Bill Embling, Brampton visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Blanchard. Congratulations to Mrs. Gordon Pryce on being among the top five winners in the plowing competition at the Plowing Match. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Blan- chard have been chosen foster parents of the year. Several members of Cavan Church attended open house at the Manse, Sunday. Several members of the Can- adian Forresters from Kinburn attended the 12th Annual Wes- tern Ontario Provincial Assem- bly of Canadian.Forresters held at the Victorian Inn, Stratford. Huron District Council were hosts for the event with a re- ception Friday evening, Saturday Assembly and Saturday evening a banquet and dance with 300 delegates attending. UNIT I U.C.W.' Unit I of the Cavan U.C.W. met at the home of Mrs." Ken McClure with nine members and two, guests present. Mrs. Bob Dalton, the president, presided ,. ,...... # '''''''' C;t1:15:1: L' REGMAH or MINT Family Size 1. 09 ' L SCOPE MOUTHWASH 17-oz. Size ' 1.49 ( ----_-:..--..s -s------" /..„... ........, ,-4.--.6 ---. \ IV SHOULDERS SHAMPOO Family Size 1.59 '''' • SECRET EMOSORANT I 1 'ii 29 6. SEE s.T.THEoR SPEDFIORLDAEYT,,:-T OUR DETAILS ,, :411t t..,z) Vb. •ei..-41M40 rieff1121111 2 MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH NEWS OF WALTON Correspondent Mrs. Allan McCall MISSION , BAND The Mission Band met in the basement of the church onSunday morning with 29 in attendance. Doug Mitchell-opened with the call to worship, followed by a hymn Kum Bay Ya_accompanied by Debbie Wey with her guitar. A film entitled Bernorda, a story of a little boy in Africa was shown. Joyce•McCallum read the minutes and the treasurer's report was given by Dianne Den- nis. A special offering was taken for UNICEF. The members are- reminded to bring a white gift to the next meeting, to be sent to the Children's Aid Society, and their mite boxes are to be brought in to the December meet- ing. Classes were held with the following teachers, Mrs. Merton Hackwell, Mrs. Wm. Roe, Mrs. Ross Bennett, and Mrs. Mac Sholdice assisted by Debbie Wey. McKILLOP UNIT MEETING The McKillop Unit Meeting met at the home of Mrs. Roy Williamson for their October meeting on Monday evening. Mrs. Harvey Craig opened the meet- ing with the thought for the day. Hymn 577 was sung followed by ''the business. The secretary, Mrs. J. Bos read the minutes of the last meeting and a thank you card was read for a shower gift. An invitation was received from the Burns U.C.W. ladies to attend their bazaar at Londes- boro Hall on October 27th at o'clOck. The treasurer's re- port was given by Mrs. Cliff "Ritchie arid—the -miscellvireouS-- report by Mrs. Van Vliet SrJ The role .call was answered by 10 members and there was one visitor present. We are invited to Mrs. Albert Clark's home in Atwood for the November meeting and the slips were given out fOr the fowl supper. Mrs. Cliff Hoegy and Mrs. Hugh Johnston are to be in charge of the next meeting. • The collections were now re- ceived. The Devotional period was opened with reading hymn' 731 in gave v ei mai sroen. ad iMn Er s. , (D ont t Harvey envy Craig other folks": yrs. H. Williamson led in prayer. • Mrs. H. Craig gave the topic, "Thanks be to God" written by Billy Graham. Hymn 579 was sung followed by Mrs. H. Wil- liamson closing with prayer. 8TH AND 16TH UNIT The 5th and 16th Unit met at the home of Mrs. Jim McDon- ald Monday evening when Mrs. Rae Houston opened the meeting with the call to worship. Psalm 734 in the Hymnary was read responsively and Mrs. Houston read a Thanksgiving Poem, fol- lowed by prayer. The scripture from Colossians Chapter 3, verses 12-17 was read by Mrs. Rae Houston. The Topic "With Thanksgiv- . Go "thaw' light! 'N KONGSK ILDEH • The NEWOK Plow . Quicke Loader • SGB Triple K Cultivator -,•••1/ Kongskilde Fertilizer Spreader ir . - , 0 OK Plow Ar Aril ' IIIIIKAI '''':.' I , i .... '. .r , 1 • . ''' Add on fuirows , i- Reversible shares Adjustable 12", 14" and 16". 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Mrs. Bill Dolmage gave an interesting and infor- mative talk on "Inter-American Reladons" as her topic for the evening. Lunch was served by Mrs. Don Dodds and Mrs. Ken Thompson. Smiles . • • A motorist skidded off the road and into a muddy ditch. He tried in vain to shovel his way out. Another_ motorist stopped and after watching him with in- terest for a few minutes called, "Are you stuck in the mud?" "Oh, no!" replied the exas- perated digger, "my motor died and I'm just digging a grave for it." • • A