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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1972-04-13, Page 8CFPL TV Listings 4 11 Auburn he last in a series, of CWL • card' parties was held Friday night • with 11 tables- playing. High lady, Catherine Halahan; Man, Leo Foran; Second High , Lady, Mary Kelly; Man, Jerry Hefferon; Door Prize, Mrs. J. Ivers, Dungannon. FIRST COMMUNION First•Communion was held in Kingsbridg•e on Sunday when three childreh from St. Augustine were received. They are Coline Foran, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon' Foran, Kataline Foran, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Foran, Harry Boyle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Boyle. We are sorry to learn that Mr. Gus Deveraux is inWingharia Hospital with a heart condition. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hickey, Steven, Pibous and George are in Prince Edward Island attending the wedding of a niece. FUNK'S SEED CORN How susceptible are your present Hybrids to Leaf Blight? 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APRIL 22nd, Get your copy of the CO-OP Spring Sale Catalogue at your local CO-OP ... there are over 350 Sale items at LOW CO-OP SPRING SALE PRICESi IBEnr,Allry/41111.11 Built to last 'a life-time Rivetted Construction and pon- eagginckAvailable, in 4', 8', t0', 12', 14' and .16' lengths 8 FOOT • 10 FOOT. 12 FOOT 14 FOOT ace NO. tee No. mum- lee No. 563.800 Item No. 663-610 lit Value Rowdy Value Regular Vid•11 Regular Value 5 $32.7'6 534.90 • 541.55 SALE -SALE SALE SALE • PRICE ,PRICE PRICE PRICE PRICE 29.49 32" 3759 3919 "Reynolds" 20' Push Up Or 32' Aluminum Extention Ladder WITH NEW HEAVY DUTY "Dm RUNG This strong, light-weight, alum- inum ladder carries a 5 year war- ranty! New interlocking. 3" deep T beam rail design. Side Mils On models' area full 3" wide. Raise ladder with ease with the smooth-sliding interlock- ing T beam side rails and •spring-loaded safety lock. Comfortable safe "D" rung prevents slipping and t foot fatigue. item N. 580-019 `Regular Value 48.95 SALE PRICE 43.88 20' Vomit Pd." 112*.035 hem No 660.030 SALE PRICE PHONE' 627 =0740 'PI Prices Slashe Even More ... FOR FINAL THREE DAYS OF SALE Bargains You Can't Afford To Miss All Day Friday, April 14 PRICES SLASHED ON OUR REMAINING 20% Off AO Items Not On STOCK OF CHESTERFIELD SUITES BED ROOM SUITES AND KITCHEN SUITES A GOOD SELECTION TO CHOOSE FROM Sale SAVE 204 on Every Dollar DRYSDALE CREST J. BONTHRON St SON HARDWARE Phone 262-2015 HENSALL - ONTARIO 'Phone 262-2016 A Report From Queens Park by Murray Gaunt,M.P.p.0 Correspondent Mrs. Ken Elligsen Pastor A.113aret was installed Mr. Caufey was'paid $62,000 between May 1969, and August 1971, which was after he had- submitted his.resignation on May 12th, 1969, and for which he did no work. He claimed this was the agreement he had worked out with Mr. Bales, and he was also entitled to accumulated sick leave credits and holidays which he hadn't taken during his 28 years with the Board. - Even though the stated reason for quitting, given in his letter of resignatidn, fas ill health, he produced Workmen's Com- pensation Board records to show he .had net missed a day in 1969, Premier William Davis has promised he will decide within a week whether to set up a Royal Commission inquiry or a jud- icial inquiry into the operation of the Workmen's Compensation Board, and specifically the Cauley Matter. • The Premier also Made a statement this week with res- pect to the use of Government aircraft by Cabinet misters. In essence, he said there would be no change in policy, and Min- isters including himself, would continue to use the aircraft for work purposes even though part of the time' was taken as a holi- day. The Ontario Legislature's- Committee on Resources Devel- opment, of which I am a mem- ber, is currently investigating the resignation of a former Vice Chairman of the Workmen's Compensation Board. Mr. John C auley told the Com- mittee on Wednesday that he agreed not to appear in pane for six months alter his forced retirement from the Board to substantiate that his retirement was for health reasons. Mr. Cauley said that was part of the deal worked out with Dalton Bales Labour Minister at the time, during the Spring 'of 1969, and now Attorney Gen- eral. Spring brings flowers and problems at the Sunday morning service at St. Peter's Lutheran Church by Rev. Otto Reibling, President of the Lutheran Synod. Pastor L.Kalbfleisch, Zurich led the de- vOtions at the opening of the ser- vice. Lutheran Church Women met with a good attendance and one visitor. Mrs. Edwin Scherbarth and Mrs. Bpyd Driscoll on devo- tions, the -topic being,"What I See In the Picture's which were all Biblical, Presenting the Eas- ter Story. Two poems "The Women Beautiful," and" The Lord's Supper" were read by Mrs. Scherbarth and Mrs. Dris- coll, A quarte_tte, "C hrist Arose" was sung by Mrs. Albert Bauer, Mrs. Harold Elligsen, Mrs. George Rock and Mrs. Earl Rock with Mrs. Edgar Elligsen at the piano. Mrs. G. Rock wel- comed pastor and Mrs. Horst and presided for the business period. There is - to. be -a clothing drive through the .congregation and clothes can be brought to the church basement during April and May. • A layette ,has been completed. Cards were signed for Pastor Lassing who resides in a nurs- ing home in Preston and Mrs. Lena Bennewies who is a patient at the Kilbarchan Nursing home in Seaforth. A letter from the church board was read by Mrs. Bauer acknowledging all the don- ations and help rendered towards the Parsonage before Pastor Horst, his wife and family moved in from their former home in Heidelburg. Birthdays were re- 4 -H club The seventh meeting of the Brodhagen Bed Bugs was held at the Brodhagen Hall. Fourteen members answered the roll call and discussed the Achievement Day project and decided to use puppets in the presentation. Members finished the sample of Italian Ilemstiching and work ed on their bedroom accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe accompanied Laurie and Gay Fischer, RR #4, Walton and Mr. and MrS. Martin Diegel,.Shakes- peare to Toronto during the weekend. They,attended the Home and Garden Show and visit- ed with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Som- erville and' family and Mr. and ported by Pastor Horst, Mrs. Mary Dittmer and Mrs. C.W. Leonhardt and a hymn was sung in their honour. The committee in charge of lunch included Mrs. C.W. Leonhardt, Mrs. Irvin Mil- ler, Mrs. Manuel Beuerman and Mrs. Frieda: Mogk. Mrs. Kelly Haupt. Mr. Noienan Rock returned home last Friday having been a patient at the Seaforth Community Hospital. Mr. Norman Benne- wies is a patient at the same hospital. Mrs. Earl Bennewies return- ed home Saturday having under- gone surgery at the Stratford General Hospital early in the week: Mr. and Mrs. Fred A.Kistner acc,ompanied_Mr. arid Mrs. Roy kistner and boys to Goderich on Sunday and attended the confirm- ation of their grand-daughter, Debbie Walker, at the Presbyter- ian Church there. They were guests 'after the church service of Mr. and WS. Don •Jackson. Mr. and_Mrs. Morris Schneid- er and family attended the Wedd- ing of her nephew David Lawson to JoAnne Clancey at London on Saturday. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Eric Hinz en the Safe Ar- rival of their baby boy on Mon- day. Northside presents cantata Northside United Church was well attended Good Friday even- ing for the choir's presentation of the Cantata "Calvary" by Henry Wessel, based on the seven last words from the cross. The choir was directed by Jas. A. Stewart with Mrs. Stew- art as organist and solo parts were taken by Sam Scott, E, Williams, Miss Anne Reuber, Wm.' Campbell, Mrs. Robt. Mc- K ercher and Marlen Vincent, with a trio by Mrs. Don Wood, Miss, Ruth Cluff and Mr. Stewart. After- the Cantata a social hour arranged by the was held in the church school rooms for -the members of the choir and their families.' Miss Mabel Turnbull, • a long time member of the choir was preS- ent for the gathering. SATURDAY, APRIL 15, 1972 9:30 a.14. Live & Laugh 10:30 Underdog - 11;00 Spiderman - 11:30 The Pink Panther 12;p0 Noon Here Come The Brides 1:00 Mr. Chips 1:30 The Outdoor Sportsman 2.00 Kaleidosport 4;00 Don Messer's Jubilee 4;30 Roundup 5:00 Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Hour 6;00 Adam 12 6:30 FYI - News, weather and sports 7;00 All In The Family 7;30 The Smith Earnily 8;00 NHL Hockey Playoffs 10:30 Country Time 11:00 National News 11:15 Provincial Affairs 11:20 P,M.Weather, news and, sports 11:40 Movie - 'Promise Her Anything' 'starring Warren Beatty , Leslie Caron and 'Circus Of Horrors' starring Anton Diffring, Erika Remberg. SUNDAY," APRIL 16, 1972 10:30 a.m. Major Plum Pouding 11;00 Quelle Famille 11:30 Castle Zaremba 12:00 Noon Hymn Sing 12:30 Family Finder 1:00 Roy Jewell Farm Show 1:30 Country Canada 2;00 NHL Hockey Playoffs • 5:00 Audubon Wildlife Theatre \-5;30 Wonderful World of Disney 6:30 Act Fast 7:00 The Rovers 7;30" jiiiimy Stewart Show • 8;00 Flip Wilson Show 9:00 The Whiteoaks of Jalna 10:00 CBC Weekend 11;00 National News 11:15 Nation's Business 11;20 PM Weather, news and • sports 11;40 Under Attack MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1972 12;30 News At Noon 12:40 Movie 2;20 Fashions in Sewing 2;30 Dick Berryman 3;00 Take 30 3;10 Edge of Night 4:00 Family, Court 4;30 Drop-In 5;00 .Bewitched 5:30 Truth Or Consequences 6;00 Pierre Berton 6:30 FYI - News, weather and sports • 7;00 Gunsmoke 8;00 The Miss Teen Canada Pageant 9:00 Partridge Family 9:30 Front Page Challenge ' 10;00 Man Alive 11:00 National News 11;20 P.M.Weatlier, news and sports 11;40 'The Petrified Forest' starring Humphrey Bogart Bette Davis. TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1972 12;30 News At N'odn. 12:40 Movie. 2;20 Fashions In Sewing 2;30 Galloping Gourmet 3;00 Take 30 3:30 Edge of Night 4:00 Family Court 4:30 Drep-In 5;00 Bewitched 5:30 The Wild Kingdom 6;00 Pierre Berton 6:30 FYI News, weather. and sports 7:00 The New DickVan yke Show 7;30 The David Frost Review 8f00 NHL Hockey Playoffs 11:00 National News, 11;20 PMWeather,news & sports 11:40 'Doublecross' Starring Donald Hbuston, Fay Compton. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 1972 12:30 News At Noon , 12;40 Movie 2;20 Fashions in Sewing 2:30' Dick Berryman 3;00 Take 30 3:30 Edge of Night - --INSURANCE_ Auto, Fire, Life Donald G. EatOn. insurance Agency Liniited Office in Masonic Block Main Street Phone 527-1610 — Seaforth .411,•11...0-41•••••-.0,10...••••••-•••••••••••••••••••••••••:,•-.0,0,10,41y 14:40 ninny Ociourt 4;30 One Northern stp rrtgr 5:00 Bewitched 6;30 FYI - News, weather and 6;00 Pierre Berton spor 5:30 Truth Or Consequences 7 300 My Three Sons 10 Bewitched 108:3000 sEpari si3Wa seeebka I I • 11;00 National News 11:20 PMWeather,news news & sports 11;40 Movie: 'A Wing And A Prayer' starring Don Ameche, THURSDAY, APRIL Dana Andrews AtA :1%1Rotn 20, 1972 12:30 News 12:40 Movie 2:20 Fashions In Sewing 2:30 Galloping Gourmet 3:00 Take 30 3;30 Edge of Night 4;00 Family Court 4:30 Drop-In • 5:00 Bewitched 5:30 Reach For The Top " 6:00 Pierre Berton 6:30 FYI-News, weather & sporta - 7;00 Midweek Magazine 7:30 The Odd Couple 8;00 O'Hara: U.S.Treasury 9;00 Movie; 'Five Card 'Stud'. starring Dean -Martin Robert Mitchum , 11:00 National News 11:20. PMWeather,news & sports 11:40 Movie; 'Our Man In Jam- s, aica' - Larrypennell, Margarita Scherr. FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1972 12:30 NeWs At Noon 12;40 Movie ' 2:20 Fashions In Sewing 2:30 Dick Berryman - 3:00 Take 30 3;30 Edge of Night 4;00 Family Court .4:30 Drop-In 5:00 Bewitched 5:30 Truth Or Consequences 6;00 Pierre Berton 6:30 FYI-News, weather & sports 7:00 The Brady Bunch 7:30 Arnie 8:00 Laugh-In 9:00 Tommy Hunter Show 10;00 Hawaii Five-0 11:00 National News 11:20 PMWeather,news & sports 11;40 Movie:‘The Werewolf' starring Don-Megowan, Joyce Holden. News of Egmondville Correspondent Mrs. Charles Geddes Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Teatero and family were Mr. and Mrs. George Stephens and family of Newmarket, Ontario. Visitors with Mr., and mi:e,a, 9['e'd'Llifigo-W were 'Mr..and Mrs. Tom Card of Vivian ,Ont. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Carter and family was Mr. Don Gardner of Flint, Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. E. Stephenson and Mr. 'George Anderson, attended the funeral of the late Orville McClinchey in Zurich on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Weber at- tended a wedding in Elmira on the weekend. • Mr. and Mrs. Ron Brady"and Joe spent the weekend fishing at Port Albert. Mr. Charles Dalrymple and Mr. C. Green are patients in Seaforth Comniapity Hospital. We all wish them a speedy recovery. Dennis Chapman spent the weekend in London. Mary Swinkles, who formerly worked at Ray's Family Mar- ket, has left the village to join the staff at the ToronteeDeneleion Bank. We all wish her the best. Wes Green of Mitchell ,was visiting with Mrs. Nell Green. • Witnesses gather Properties Are Sold. Recent property, transfers Realtor, include: made through "the, real estate offin of Joseph McConnell, The residence of Mrs. Joseph Jordan,Nelson Street, Dublin, tb Mr. /Frank Williams, R.R.2, Dublin. Immediate possession. The house owned by Jack Nicholson, Rat. Preston in Egmondville, to Mrs. Ruth • Kirkby,. Walton. Immediate pos- session. The residence of Ronald Kel- terborn, Egmondville, to John G. Baker, Exeter. possession June 1st, 1972. " The Silas W, McFalls resin dened in Egmbndville to Mr. David Lemon, Beaforth. Posses- sion in May. The residence Of Mrs.Della Clark, Brucefield, to Mr. and Mrs. Barry Linden, Nobleton, Ontario. News of. Brodhagen ne* pastor The flowers and the Spring tra la's we'll leave to you but maybe we can help with your Spring problems. Like finding the money for home renovations, for cottage re-habilitation, even providing the where withal for a new home. Whatever yo'ur money need, bririg it • to the people who reach back to Over SO years experience• in' solving money problems. TIMM.d GREY VG TRUST COMPANY siNce 1869 • Help WontOd Attention Residents of Seaforth and Surrounding Area, New fast growing company requiies Distributors for Our widely accepted pro- ducts for HoMe, Farm and Industry. This, area is _open with an exceptional income opportunity, for full or part- time representatives. PHONE COLLECT 493-6665 0 • • • a, • The' religious organizations of ,c_hristendom came under scrutiny this past week-end as, Jehovah's Witnesses assembled together in the Goderich District Collegiate. Local Witnesses met with seventeen other congregations to form an audience of 1265 fierL sons who listened to Bible dis- cussions that included comments from John Didur, •District Sup- ervisor. for Mid-Western Ont- ario. During the weekend 23 per- , sons were' baptized. 4 1. 3.