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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1972-10-12, Page 13° " News of Walton McKillop unit organizes meeting FORD vou caul miss . WITH THESE READY-TO. GaUSED CAR BARGAINS 1972 Pinto, Demo. 1969 Plymouth Fury II, 4-dr. 1972 Olds., ST W., Custom 1970 Ford, 2-door, HT. Cruiser, 9.060 miles Loaded 1967 Comet 1971 Ford ,4-door, HT., Loaded 1966 Plymouth Fury II WE STILL HAVE '1 ONE 1972 MODEL ON THE LOT. j • McLAUGHLIN MOTORS Ford-Mercury Dealer PHONE 527-1140 SEAFORTH "'"If"yEM didn't buy your last car from us, you prob- . ably paid too much" S EAFORTH UPERIOR TORE • SPECIALS FOR Thursday - Friday-- Satuiday OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS 24-oz. 550 Tide DETERGENT 5 lb. 1.73 Maxim Freeze DRIED COFFEE • 4-":1 .15 Dad's "/ COOKIES 16-oz. 530 Sunup ORANGE CRYSTALS ..... - - 5's 750 St. Williams JAMS Sc hneider's COUNTRY SAUSAGE • lb. 750 Schneider's FRESH CHICKEN LEGS lb. 650' Schneider's FROZEN. STEAKETTES lb. 850 Sunkist Valencia ORANGES, 113 doz. 690 each 230 lb: 690 (7i\ NOW FEATURING GRANDMA LEE'S Head , LETTUCE Fresh MUSHROOMS BREADS arid PASTRIES CENTRAL HURON SECONDARY SCHOOL CLINTON, Telephone 482-3471 TUESDAY NIGHT *AUTO MAINTENANCE_ BOOKKEEPING GOURMET COOKING LIQUID EMBROIDERY • SEWING. lintermediate) 'WOMEN'S PHYSICAL .FITNESS • WOODWORKING • WEDNESDAY NIGHT ART BRIDGE *FAMILY' HEALTH *HAIRDRESSING SEWING (beginners) • *SMALL ENGINES TYPING *WELDING (advanced) KARATE . . . THURSDAY NIGHT *EXPECTANT PARENT EDUCATION *RUG HOOKING SEWING (advanced) SHORTHAND (refresher course) „, WELDING (beginners.) GODERICH DISTRICT COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE GODERICH. Telephine 524-7353 MONDAY NIGHT ART 1 (beginners) ART 2 (advanced) AUTO MECHANICS AND REPAIRS (for owner/operator) *FAMILY HEALTH GEOGRAPHY OF CANADA (Grade XIII) GOLF INSTRUCTION HOUSE AND COTTAGE WIRING LADIES'. KEEP FIT LIQUID- EMBROIDERY PHOTOGRAPHY SEWING 3 (tailoring or dress design) TYPEWRITING (half year-beginner; half year-electric) WOODWORKING (general) - TUESDAY NIGHT BADMINTON *EXPECTANT PARENT EDUCATION SEWING 1 (basic) WEDNESDAY NIGHT SEWING 2 (Dressmaking) 0- • SOUTH HURON DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL EXETER Telephone 235-0880 MONDAY NIGHT CONSUMER EDUCATION *FAMILY HEALTH GPURMET COOKING SEWING — LEVEL 1 (beginners) SEWING — LEVEL 4 (tailoring) TUESDAY NIGHT CERAMICS MAN IN SOCIETY — GRADE XII ELECTRONICS SEWING — LEVEL 2 ENGLISH — GRADE X SEWING — LEVEL 5 (advanced tailoring) ENGLISH — GRADE XII TYPING (basic)' GEOGRAPHY — GRADE XIII TYPING (advanced) HOME NURSING WELDING JUDO „ Rr WOODWORKING & BUILDING CONSTRUCTION WEDNESDAY NIGHT BASIC ELECTRICITY' (Installation and wiring) DEOZMATIVE TUBE PAINTING AND BREAD DOUGH ARTISTRY ENGLISH — GRADE XIII ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE,--GRADE X *EXPECTANT, PARENT EDUCATION * LINGERIE SEWING (sew-knit-stretch) FUNDAMENTALS OF ELECTRICITY AND APPLIANCE MAINTENANCE FOR WOMEN BIOLOGY — GRADE XII BOOKKEEPING (beginners) BOOKKEEPING (advanced) OIL PAINTING MATHEMATICS — GRADE XIII WOMEN'S FITNESS AND RECREATION FIRST AID HISTORY — GRADE XIII THURSDAY NIGHT ART (general) AUTO MECHANICS (advanced) BUSINESS MACHINES OR BASIC COMPUTER PROGRAM CHEMISTRY — GRADE XIII CONVERSATIONAL' FRENCH MEN'S FITNESS AND RECREATION SEWING — LEVEL 3 SHORTHAND (beginners) TO START AFTER NEW YEAR * GOLF INSTRUCTION * INTERIOR DECORATING Half counts, Correspondent Mrs. Robt. Hulley A miscellaneous shower was held at the home of. Gladys and Ida Leeper in honour .of , Miss Doreen Hulley, bride-elect of this month. Mrs. Mel Hulley, Doreen . and the bride's future mother -:in-law, Mrs. Young of Brantford were seated in chosen decorated chairs. Miss IdaLeep- er was the pianist for a sing- song. Mrs.' Salverda was the bingo-caller for the bingo game that followed. Mrs. George Smith read the address to Doreen and- Sandra Hulley and Nancy-Salverda carried in the lovely gifts that were presented to. Doreen. Dor- een thanked everybody present. Mrs. Hazel Reed won the box of clothes pins, A delicious lunch 'was served and social hour was sUrer's report. There is tp be a bale packed to go to London with Mrs. D. Watson amd Mrs. C. McCutcheon offering to help Mrs. M. Hacicwell was appointed to look after the 1973 U.C.W. Calender and Mrs. M. Dennis to look after renewal of the Ob- server. The Regional meeting to be held October 12th at the Brucefield United Church, Lunch was served by the hostess, Mrs. Wm. 'Leeming, Mrs. Merton Hackwell, and Mrs. Campbell Wey. Reception for newlyweds A ,reception and dance was held In the Walton Community Hall on Friday evening to honor the recent newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mitchell, (nee Julie Streit) of, Listowel. Prior td lunch the young couple was called to the platform when Keith Wilbee read an' ad- dress of best wishes. Tom Wil- liamson made the presentation of a purse of money on behalf of their friends, eighbours and relatives. Gwdon replied thank- ing everyone. Doreen Hulley at the home of Misses Ida and Gladys Leeper, Londesboro. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hulley, Bobby, Sandy, Debbie, Danny and David attended Thanksgiving din- ner with Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Walker, C romarty. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Harris attended the 25th Wedding An- niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harris, Homesville, Saturday ev- ening. Miss Connie Willis, Seaforth spent 'the weekend with Miss Vicky, Harris. " The Galloping Gourmets met at the home of Vickie Harris. The rest of the evening was spent dancing to the music of Ian Wilbee and his orchestra. EXECUTIVE MEETING Mrs. • Walter pewley was in charge of the U.C.W. executive meeting in the church parlour on Wednesday evening with 8 ladies present. • Mrs. W. C. klackwell read the minutes and a discussion follow- ed on the annual Fowl Supper. Bible Society envelopes were giv- en out and thank-you notes read. A $50. donation was voted to the Children's Aid Society. 4H club meets The Walton I “Burger Chefs" met Monday evening at the home of their leader, Mrs. A. Searle. Eight members answered the roll call. Thir club decided to buy menu charts from the Milk Foupdations as proposed by Gail Searle and Kim Humphries. Mrs. G. Watson and Mrs. A. Searle discussed the different types of casseroles and what you could garnish them with, also what is included in the dish. Different types of meat can- -be used in casserole recipes. ' Anne Watson and Kim Hum- phries demonstrated the making of a chicken salad. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reid spent the Thanksgiving holiday weekend with Mrs. Laura Me- ehan and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ma- chan and girls of Sarnia. Mr. and Mrs. Allan McCall attended the Brown-Middlemiss wedding in Toronto on Saturday and spent the *eekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brown and Jim of Burlington. . ' The ladies of the 17th and Boundary unit are preparing for their bazaar on October 24th. ' Mrs. W. H. Hackwell spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. David Hackwell of. Stratford, also visiting at the same home were, Mr. and Mrs. John McIlwain and family of Seaforth and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Smith and family of London. Mr. and Mrs. Graham McCall of Victoria, B.C. visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart McCall for a few days. A get- together of the McCall families from Wingham, Brussels, Blyth, Londesboro and Walton gathered at the same home on Wednesday evening. ( We are glad to report that Mitat, denten, rfoirGav in/ 'Mut neth, hoMe last Thursday after having treatment at 'Westminister Hos- • pital, London. Ladies' Aid. Group 1140 Meeting Ladies aid of First Pres- byterian Church met Tuesday afternoon when there was an -attendance of 39 ladies. ' Mrs. Ed. Andrews, the pres- ident presided and Miss Jean Scott acted as secretary in the absence of Mrs. Reg. Kersalke. Hymns were chosen by Mrs. John McMillan. Mrs. Harold Agar read the scripture and Miss, Jennie Hogg gave a prayer. Dur- ing business plans were Made for the Razaar. a turkey supper Mrs. Frank Kling sang "Did your stop to pray to-day". Rev. T.C. Mulholland introduced the guest speaker, Rev. ,T.E. Han- cock of Egmondville, United Church who showed slides of old and new churches in west- ern Ontario. Mrs. Wilfred Cole- man expressed the thanks orthe group to the speaker and those taking part, and Rev. Mulholland closed the meeting with prayer. Members of Edelweisi Reb- ekah Lodge will actively support the Bio-Chemical Eye Research Program in conjunction with-the University of Toronto. The de- cision was reached at Monday night's meeting with Mrs. Charles Reeves, noble grand, presiding. It is an eye-testing program, so that an eye defect, known as amblyopia (lazy eyes) may be detected in children early. If children under seven years are tested they may be IDO percent cured with proper treatment. A machine to carry out this testing is to be brought to Huron County when the Rebekah and 100F led-. ges in the district support this- worthy cause. As district deputy president for Huron District, Mrs. Keith Sharp will be in charge this year, together with the D.D.P. of the IOOF lodges. Mrs. Lillian Grummett volumteered to re- present Edelweiss Lodge. The staff of Hillcrest Lodge, St. Marys, is to install the of- ficers here at the next regular meeting, October 23rd. Mrs. Sharp and installing staff have already installed of- ficers of Clinton .end:Hgeteti-lOcfr' gee. TheSe resolg‘sg, t4 be in 1434e0 are QQ0e114# .9.Pt9Pqf 17, Hopson, October 18i..:404" eels, October 34th andSt...1004.1 November' 1st. The members the lodge have been extended an invitation to most Of the§e'Peet' ings. An invitation bv; 000n, ai ,q#010:04.40:.147menlvbyfisT:*st401.401,115:4111 944.00r* there pOtot,ar-rtti, ifebiritK; Vcs- • ;09rnm410c4 441'440;:rt#1, for visiting de . Joint . TOPF. .touoc,osiet-oprar:01,07002f,,P,140:4401- . „ Correspondent Mrs. Allan McCall The McKilldp Unit met Wed- nesday evening at the home of Mrs. Dave Watson with 12 mem- bers and -3 visitors present. Mrs. Den Dennis opened the meeting with a reading,"Work- era with God". "Work, for the night is coming" was sung. Mrs. 1Ik Murray Dennis gave the medi- tation followed with prayer by Mrs. Wm. Roe.. The offering' was received by Mrs. Merton Hackwell and dedicated by Mrs. D. Dennis. A poem entitled, "End of Summer" was given by , Mrs, D. Dennis. "0, Lord 4 of Life, and Love, and Power" was sung. Mrs. Charles McCutcheon gave two short readings, "Wo- men's Life" written in 1898, and "Let's think it over". Mrs. McCutcheon gave the topic, "I'm • so Glad I'm a Mother", written by Mum Humbard, closing by reading scripture from Matt. 5; 3-18 and a. prayer "Prayer of Friendship." Mrs. John ' Burch was in charge of the busindss opening with a. poem, "Autumn". The minutes were read by the secret- ary, Mrs. Glen McNichol and roll call was answered by naming a mammal mentioned in the Bible. Mrs. M. Hacicwell gave the trea- News of Winthrop The roll call was read and the name." The Galloping Gourmets" was chosen for the ,Club. After the meeting , all enjoyed barbe- cueing hot dogs, hamburgs and toasted marshmallows. spent. The third meeting of the Those attending the shower "Galloping Gourmets" was held VI' from a distance. was Mrs. Don at the home of Elizabeth Pryce. McNichol, Paris, Mrs. Don Pan- v„W,e discussed the cooking of fish ple, Huron -park and Mrs. Young, ' Seimon, Brantford. F." lit 1.,7 ElizattethiDnyee rand/ Snedra Hul- 1 Mrs. Bob Hulley and Sandra ley demonstrated making a chick-' Mrs: Gene St. Louis attended the en salad which was enjoyed by shower held in honour of Miss all. PERSONALIZED COASTERS - GIFT IDEAS SERVIETTES. - THE HURON -EXPOSITOR Phone 527-0240 Seaforth THE HURON EgeosiTot, iEAFoRTH, ONT, OCT, 12,1972r-13 Rebekah lodge plans eye re„Searc a Huron County Board of Education Evening Classes 1. All classes will begin during the week of October 16. 2: Advance registration is desirable and may be made by phoning or visiting the school. 3. Late registration will be accepted on opening „ night if class is not already filled. REGISTRATION 4. Classes will be held weekly, generally from 8 p.m. to 10• p.m.- 5. One credit toward a Graduation 'or Honour Graduation Diploma will 'be allowed for academic courses completed. 6. Other courses will be considered if sufficient in- . ( terest is shown and a suitable instructor is available. PHONE NOW TO ENROLL Some courses may have to be cancelled if insufficient interest is indicated by enrolment. FEES Full Courses * $10.00 *Half Courses (fewer than 10 sessions 5.00 Weldir g 15.00 Grade XIII courses 20.00 Materials for projects must be supplied by students. Students must purchase required text 'books. F. E. MADILL SECONDARY SCHOOL WINGHAM Telephone 357-1800 WEDNESDAY NIGHT ART FOR 'BEGINNERS (oils, etc.) LADIES' PHYSICAL FITNESS ": LIQUID EMBROIDERY * PERSONAL GROOMING (hairdressing) SEWING (beginners) SEWING (advanced) TYPING (beginners-intermediate) UPHOLSTERY THURSDAY NIGHT * CONVERSATIONAL FRENCH ENGLISH (Grade XIII) • * EXPECTANT PARENT EDUCATION * FAMILY •HEALTH FARM MECHANICS (diesel & hydraulics) * FOREIGN CUISINE * PRE-SKI INSTRUCTION . * SMALL ENGINES (overhaul and diagnosis) WELDING WRITER'S WORKSHOP WOODWORKING ORCHESTRA (student provides in- strument) TO START IN JANUARY * RUG HOOKING COMMENCE THE WEEK OF OCTOBER 1 6 * ft