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The Huron Expositor, 1972-11-09, Page 7THANK YOU Your contribution to Christmas Sealsis gratefully acknowledged and will be directed towards the fight against tuberculosis and other respiratory deseases. Your TB and RD Association SEAFORTH JEWELLERS for' DIAMONDS, WATCHES' JEWELLERY, FINE CHINA GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION All Types of Repairs Phone 527-0270 :.BRUSSELS • • • PHONE 0874173 "The Horn. of Bettor Used Cars" OPEN EVERY EVENING " • •106••••••••••0 •••••••••••••••••••0050 ••••••••••••••••••41 ••«b, • MOTORS-1 .BRUSSELS — ONTARIO GET SOME BIG TOP BUYS . . Read the Want Ads SEAFORTH 'MONUMENT WORKS. All Types of - CEMETERY MEMORIALS ' `OPEN DAILY' T. PRYDE' '& SON p-- •••-• Inquiries are invited --- Telephone Numbers: EXETER 235-0620 CLINTON 482-9421 SEAFORTH: Contact Willis Dundas Or Bill Pinder 527.1382 — Bus. 527A 750 Hx JP-sm MAW.seconded. ,* Th94, poltpr that g grant .of *§Qi J*. kliTA to E,nu,eVe:ie Cerfir , naunity 1411 tioard, • ' EY: secomied R9§s Sin itil-that kgrant Pf4,1PAP he given filneyeie Cemetery board, Road Accetents ots$37,g99,16 and 084en.l. AcCcUPtA Pt $6;054.57 totalling $4344,44 were appreved. PLEA` e Dort"( I-W*10LE. MAGA zine5 HO LAND&MOORE frtotetemee INSURANCE OF ALL KINDSV7H4 GUARANTEED INVESTMENTS DUBLIN MITCHELL 34 -2512 34 -9067 MILL STREET 6 DUBLIN,ONT. 111111iiii.thiutd• Elegant power compact — that's lightweight Elan. A Features full length 1,5" track. .. Plenty of single or twin cylinder muscle — right up to' the new 22 horsepower twin-cylinder model. Nevy standard features including high/low beam, contoured seat, padded steering, kill button, braVelights and more. Feel the best floatation of any real snowmobile. At Our Ski-Doo dealer now. SKIDOO the machine that changed winter £.has changed •Tfado Pylorks of aombardeof LorOlOd (N. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 197,k,pontiac 9 passenger station wagon • • I. • e • • Correspondent • * Mrs. Charles Geddes We would like to welcome Mr. and Mrs. Ron McAllister and family to their new home in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Howard James • dence in their new home also. ,and family.have taken up resi- Mr. and Mrs. Gord Bryant of Peterborough have taken up residence in Seaforth. They are Mrs. Leo Teatero's par- ents and we all welcome them. p .0 SEAFORTH W. I. NOTES The regular meeting of Sea- forth Women's Institute will be held Tues., Nov. 14, at 8;15 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Wil- fred Coleman, when fall reports will be given. Lunch committee will be Mrs. W. Milson, Mrs. R. J. Doig, Mrs: B. Coleman and m:rs. E. Cameron. 'NEWS OF Mr. and Mrs. Ross Stephenson and family visited recently with relatives in Alliston and travel- led in the Parry Sound and Mus- koka area. Dr. W. L. A. and Mrs. Ward- law of Brandford spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. D. Ward- law. Mr. and Mrs. E. McTaggart visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McTaggart in Heidleberg. Mr. and Mrs. A. Bremner, MrS. A. Cardiff, Mrs. Geo. Pear- son, Mrs, Jack Cardiff attended the funeral of the late 5, Mrs. Edna-Sinith in Wingham on Frt., day. Every week more and more people discover what mighty jobs are accomplished by low cost Expositor Want Ads. Dial .527-- 0240. 4-H clubs EAGER EA TERS MEET 4he Egmondville . Eager Eaters met at the home of Mrs. Norman Eggert when Diane Nigh read the' minutes, The topic was "Table Talk", and Mrs. Eggert discussed table service and manners, and "Sunday sup- pers", and then Mary Van Dyke told about "picnic settings" and, "table settings for buffets". Achievement • Day was dis- cussed and plans made for the last meeting - when each mem- ber will invite her mother and. a friend to attend this buffet at the home of the three Van Dyke girls. Carole Eggert and plane Nigh, demonstrated hew to make Cho- colate Fondue. • Correspondent Mrs. Allan McCall The Boundary and 17th Unit held their annual bazaar in the basement of Duff's UnitedChurch on Tuesday evening with a good attendance. Mrs. Harvey Craig was in charge of a short devotional per- iod opening with the hymn, Come, ye thankful people, come., ac- companied by Mrs. M. Baan as pianist. Mrs. Roy Williamson .read the scripture lesson follow- ed with prayer by Mrs. Ross Bennett, Miss Linda Cook, Mitchell, had articles on display and ex- plained the benefits to the unit: Two articles donated as door prizes were won by Mrs. George McCall and Mrs. Wm. Roe. Mrs. H. Craig officially open- ed their bazaar and bake sale, followed by the unit serving lunch. CARD PARTIES RESUME The Walton women's Instit- ute are sponsoring a series of euchre parties, for the wioter season the first being' held Fri- day night in the Community Hall. Prize winners were: High lady Miss Tena Dennis, Seaforth; low lady, - Miss Ann Clark; High man Bob Smith, Seaforth; Low man Cliff Ritchie;, Most lone hands Mrs. Doll Achilles. The next card party was announced for Friday, November 17th, at 8:30 p.m. The coremitte e in charge were: Mrs. Nelson Reid, Mrs. Torrance Dundas, Mrs. Geo. Mc- Call and Mrs, E. Stevens. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Lee spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wally East of Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs. John Bps attend- ed the McGregor-Goldrich wed- ding in Wingham recently. Mr. arieMrs. William Dob- son, Darlene, Norman visited Mrs. Blanche Dobson of Listowel Sunday and attended Trinity Un- ited Church Anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cuthbeit of London visited with 'Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lynh. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bremner and Doris and Mr. and Mrs. Carl McDonald attended the ListOwel United Church An- niversary and visited also will Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Goldner. , Mr. and Mrs. Percy Stephen,, son are visiting in Hamilton 491 a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Lane 0 Ingersoll, Mr. and Mrs. Gerah Dorsey and family Monkton, Mr Claude Morren of Collingwoo( visited Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dow. ney. Mrs. Art Rock, Mr.' and Mrs. Elmer Downey attended the open. ing of the new Apostolic Churel in Listowel Sunday afternoon. My. and Mrs. Stan Sieber accoinpa.nied Mr. and Mrs. Sam Curtis of Guelph and vacationed in Florida for a few weeks and in Detroit bn their 'way home. • • • • • • '• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Family and Consumer Affairs convenors of the Walton Women's Institute, Mrs. John Bos and Mrs. George McCall will have as the guest speaker, Mr. KS. Wood, Clinton, speaking on "Chiropractic Care". The roll, call is "Gifts for Cancer Cup- board". This will be an open meeting next wednesday. We regret to hear that Mrs. Maud Leeming is a patient in Clinton .Hospital, we hope she is soon much improved in health. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Dunk are holidaying in Florida for a few weeks. Among those attending the. 33rd Annual women's Institute convention of the Guelph area in the St. John's United Church, Stratford, last week were; Mrs. William . Humphries, Mrs. Ken McDonald,- Mrs. George McCall, Mrs. Alvin McDonald, Mrs.Ger- ald Watson, Mrs. Ernie Stevens, and Mrs. Allan McCall. Mr, and Mrs. Rollie Achilles, attended the funeral inGuelph re- cently of Mr. Harvey Zeigler, not .Mrs. Harvey Zeigler as re- ported in ap issue earlier. Mrs. Hilda Sellers, Seaforth spent the weekend,at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Traviss and Gail. Mission Band children are reminded .to bring their White Gifts to the meeting this Sun- day. • Saturday, Noveniber 11th, Re- membrance Day, the post office in Humphries Store wil be closed. There will be no mail delivery in or out, Many of the boys of the Wal- ton Soft Ball Team, along with some parents ,motored to Ham- ilton, Sunday, where they ateenti- ed the Toronto-Hamilton foot- ball game: A number of • neighbors of Wilfred Shortreed held a plough ing bee on his farm the first of the week. Mr. Shortreed was injured in, a car -accident in September. Mr. and Mrs. Jack- Rowland and boys of Kincardine spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph, Ryan and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ryan. Mr. Dave Sholdice is a pat- lent in Seaforth Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Don Ryan, and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ryan. :ti t :'. • • • • . :•••7} • ... ••r ponsors_ `festival •fair The Ladies Aid of First Pres- byterian church held a success- ful "Festival Fair" on Satur- day afternoon. Mrs. Wilfred Coleman and Mrs. Reg. Kers- lake were the convenors of the Fair. At the tea table were Mrs. Drover, Mrs. W. A. Wright Mrs. W. A. liqcigert, and Mrs,. Harold Coleman - while Mrs. James Keyes was in charge of the tables which were decorated in orange coloured Moline and flowers. In change of the baking table were Mrs. HCrold Agar and Mrs. Wilfred Coleman; the "sew and so't table with Mrs. R. S. Hab- kirk and Miss Alice Reid. Pro- duce table, Mrs. Francis Cole- man and Mrs. Robert E. Mc- Millan, Friendship circle table Mrs. Wayne Scott,- Mrs. Frank Kling decorated the room with flowers and made the centre piece for the tea table.' Mrs. L. Kerslake made the decorations for the tables; Mrs. R. K. Mc- Farlane was in charge of the mystery box table; fish pond, Valerie Sinnamon. The guests were met at the Joor, by Mrs. Ed. Andrews, Mrs. Marg Scott, and Mrs. Thos. Mul-: holland. Rev. T. C. Mulholland opened the.. Fair with praye'r. Morris council 110014 Ist:ov ember meeting on Waylay with Cowl-110r James Mair eCtIng reeve until Reeve Wm., -Elston arriv?d. Frank mccutcheon and David McCutcheon :Mu Minor Hockey Association were present requesting financial ase sistance. Ian McDonald was present re,. questing that Township open un- opened part of sideroad for snow mobiling. Resolutions adopted in-eluded: That we endorse the resolution from the City of Pembroke re; level of License re; books, mag- azines etc. By Ross Smith seconded by Thos. Miller that we accept our share of any advertising re; ont- ario Housing for Senior Citzens in Brussels. By Robt. Grasby seconded by Ross Smith that request of Mel Jermyn for a permit to operate a wrecking yard at 1/2 Lot 1, Concession 3, be granted pro- vided it is 210 feet from centre of Highway No. 4 and 210 feet from, 3rd Concession road bf Morris and be, fenced that any Aril( is not visible from either road. By Jas. Malt' seconded by Thos. Miller that we apply for an additional street light on smith part of Hamilton Street in Bel- grave as requested. l• News of Walteiri 17th Unit holds bazaar • ., Huron Plowmen held their annual dinner and awards night in Brucefield United Church Friday evening. In the upper pic- ture are shown Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Love of Exeter presenting the. Queen Trophy to Marilyn Robertson, Queen of the Furrow, while Mr, and Mrs.Jim Armstrong (right) present her with a rug. In the next picture Mr. Love presents Joanne Hickey, R.R.3, Auburn, with the Bank of Montreal watch. Marty Becker of Dash- Wood received the Eaton award from John Clarke and in the lower picture Secretary Russel Bolton presents an International Harvester award to Bill Armstrong, R.R.4, wing- ham. (Photos courtesy Exeter TA) •••• OOOO •••••• 00000 •i• • • • 5 '72 Chev.Impalas 2 & 4 dr.H.T's. • • 2 - '72 Buick Skylarks 4 dr. H.Vs. • • 2 - "72 Ventura 4 dr. • • 1- "72 Grand Torino 2 dr. 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