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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1972-11-09, Page 14MATERNITY WEAR at the SEPARATE SHOPPE Main Corner Clinton OPEN 2-6 CLOSED WEDS. Tasty -Topic SCHOOL PLACINGS. I. Huron C. 312 pts. - 2. Seaforth 430 pts. - 3. Goderich 493 pts. - 4. Blyth 514 pts. - 5. Brussels 601 pts. - 6.Holrnes- ville 628. pts. '7. Clinton 656 pts. Pork Cubes with Rib 1 pound boneless pork shoudler, cut in 1-inch cubes 1 tablespoon lard or drippings 4 medium-sized onions, thinly sliced 3/4 cup rice, uncooked 2 teaspoons salt 1/4 teaspoon' pepper 1 /2-teaspoon sage 2 cups water Brown pork cubes0in lard or drippings. Cover tightly and cook over low heat lor 30 min- utes. 'Remove meat, to' absor- bent paper. Pour off all but 1 tablespoon drippings. Lightly brown onion in reserved drip- pings. Add rice, salt, pepper and sage. Stir in wat then meat. Cover and continutecook- ing slowly 30 minutes or 'until meat • is Acne:-• -4 to 'serving's. • ^ - Datsun announces "Discover Canada" winners. David Martin, St. John,s, Newfoundland Georges W. Butler, Shelburne, Nova Sbotia Edith R., MacDonald, Plotou County, Nova Scotia Mr. Ronald Whittaker, Yarmouth. Nova Scotia Mrs Adella Rogerson, Summerside. P E.I. Marc Long, Edmunston, New Brunswick Mrs. Mardi Pickard, Fredericton, New Brunswick • M. Jacques Fafard, Montreal, Que M. Rem' Binet, Ville St-Georges de Beauce, Que. M. Gilles Clavet, Hull, Que Mrs. Rita Dawson, Westmount, Que. M. Eugene Belley, Mistassini, Que. M. Dennis Alivizatos; Granby, Que. M. Francois Labrie, Co de Matapedia, Priscilla Noonan, Sherbrooke. Que. , • ArMand Lussier, Pointe-aux-Tre.mbleue Madembiselle Rheault, Cap-de-la-Madeleine, Que. Madame Bernard Hart. Cte Huntingdon, Que.. • Mademoiselle M, Beauchamp, Montreal, Que. • Madame M. B. Chevner, Quebec, Que. M. Andre Mayer, Ville Labelle, Que. M. D. Kabasele, Dollard.deaiOrmeaux, Que. M. Denis Plamonclon, Ole de Richelieu, Que. M. Michel Lamontagne...Montreal, Que. Mademoiselle Francyne Wolfe, St-Jerome,' Que M. Paul Albert, Ville la Fleche. Que. Madame Claudette Beaudoin, Sept Iles, Que. M,Armand Casavant, Omerville, Que. Nelson Kiser, Belleville. Ont Eugene Kruysse, Mississauga, Ont. Frank McGuigan, Thunder Bay, Ont,, Walter Hutter, Aylmer, Ont. Mrs. Wendy PrentyJibmilton,iOnt. Lynda Shires..St. CaThannes, Ont. • Walter Taylor, Willowdale, Ont. William Duimering,. Guelph, Ont. John Rupert. Belleville, Ont, Miclgael Valois, Ottawa, Ont. .Terry Giles, Niagara Falls, Ont. Wendy Wilcox. St. Cathannes,.Ont. Raymond Quinn, Hamilton, Ont. Betty Davidson, Willowdale, Ont Ken Craik, Oakville, Ont. Michael Bell, Downsview. Ont. Werner Reedier. Kitchener, Ont. Cliff Murrell. Newmarket, Ont Mr. & Mrs. Edmond Arbic, Huntsville. On't Alfred Randall, Mississauga, Ont. Marcel A. Sequin, Ottawa, Ont. - Mr, Axel Dietz. Toronto. Ont. Mr. A. G. Hanna. .Lyn. Ont. Mr. Rene Cardinal, Thunder Bay, Ont. - Mr. R. J. Davies, Hamilton, Ont. Mr. Robert Hultquish, Belleville, Ont Mr. Robert Brodie, Willowdale, Ont Mrs. E Simonson, Winnipeg. Man Mr Ed Ames, Swan River, Man Mr. Horace Dixon, Winnipeg, Man. Mr Carl Hultin, Thompson, Man. Mrs. Lesley Knight, Winnipeg. Man, Mrs. HennettaLester, Shaonavon. Saskatchewan Eveline Johnson. Bangor, Saskatchewan Danny Daniels, Assiniboia, Saskatchewan M. Phillips. Calgary. Alberta George Mutschler, Medicine Hat, Alberta Mrs. M Corbet Calgary. Alberta Mr. A, Martinella, Edson, Alberta Steve Yarema. Kamloops,iB.C. Doreen ravel. Sicarnous. B.0 Kelvin J. Martin, Burnaby, B C Mrs, Earl A. Price. North Vancouver, B C.. L. Mitchell, Vancouver, B C. Mr. R. McQueen. Victoria, B C R. and Faye Toevs, Coquitlam, Miss Nancy J. Tully, Courten.ay, B.C. "cr These 75 entrants in Datsun's recent"Discover Canada" Contest each on a $500 Canadian ' travel voucher- plot 3500 cash. (Alllhey really need for a great vacation anywhere in Canada ) T hey won by test-driving Datsuns, Even the contestants who didn't win, won. They discovered a great car for Canada. all you need not4r4 DATSUN • There are MOM than ISOONtsundealerea'eres4 &Made and the United States, ttA.V.7, SUN 1 DAT 11111 PRODUCT OF NISSAN WEDDING INVITATIONS • •••••••••• THE HURON PHONE 527-0240 EXPOSITOR 'SeafOrth :••••••• ^‹••••••.iiVitnige".q;;•:x....,•4 Today there's a car in Our family for every driver.in your family. For performance with economy, there's Datsun's popular 510. For low-cost luxury, our new 610 is a very smooth, comfortable number. - In three versions: hardtop, sedan or station wagon. • Saving is fun in a zappy Datsun 1200 sedan or fastback. Datsun also delivers the new Sportruck. And, of course, the fabulous 240-Z. All in your choice of,4-speed standard or automatic transmission. Look in at your Datsun dealer's. He's got all the cars you really need now . all you neednow---> DAtiUN PRODUCT OF NISSAN There are more than 1300batsun dealers cross Canada and the United Statc;', even the horribly disfigured ones, one patient was, just a being who had once been a 'man but was now beyond any recognition. The Prince it is told bent down with tears in his eyes and in- stinctively kissed the cheek of this horribly maimed man. He continued by saying men argued good naturedly about which battle was the worst and which war was the worst, all wars are the same to those who lost their lives he addxl. He then gave a resume of Canadians in action in France in 1940, Dieppe,' Sicily., Italy, Normandy and Germany. He closed by saying 4° we must always honodr the dead as they served to the death, we must remember the living; and keep serving them." Comrade Cleave Coonibs past. President thanked the speaker. Zone C. 1 Comander Com- rade Ted Elliott brought greet- ings from the Zone and Comrade Fred Tilker Deputy District Comrhander brought greetings from District C and from the District Commander Roily Rus- sell who is in poor' health and was unable to attend. Mrs. Evelyn Carroll Zone Commander of the Ladies Aux- iliary for Z one C 1 brought greet- ings- from the-Zone and Mrs. Jacqueline, Racho ,President of the Ladies Auxiliary thanked the Branch for their snpport. She also thanked the-members of the Ladle's Auxiliary' for their hard ar work in' preparing the banquet. Comrade George Hays first iVice President thanked the Ladies Auxiliary for preparing such a delicious banquet, and the members of the Seaforth District High School band for waiting on tables. Past President Comrade Cleave Coombs reported en the First World War Veterans' ban- quet atBrussels. Ten first World War Vet- erans' were present at the ban quet, and visiting from Clinton was Dave Cornish a veteran of the first World war who served in Russia.' " (Aliso visiting froth 'Other' Br- anches were past Cl Zone Com- mander COmrade Ed. Bell and his a, `• PAST EVENTS Bingo last Friday night at-• tra:cted seventy-eight players. Prizes to the value of $318.00 were won. , Last Saturday Nov. 4th Vet- erans' banquet. , 'Last Sunday, Nov. 5th Chdreh Parade and Service at the Egmondville United Church. • COMINC'EVENTS Thursday. Nov. 9th General meeting commencing at 8:30p.m. Friday Nov. 10th Bingo at the Legion Hall., Saturday Nov. 11th Remem- brance Day Parade and Service at the Cenotaph. Sunday Nov. 12th a memorial Service at the Brucefield United Churcii at 10:00 a.m. everyone welcome. The date has been changed for the Christmas party, it will now be held on Sunday Dec. 17th. , i-SUNDAY'S SERMONN There is nothing wrong with desiring- a nice place to live in, good clothing that will last and shelter .the body, and good food to nourish the body. Where we go wrong, however, is in our excessive desires for more and better materialistic possessions. God takes very good care of us in this community. We have nice homes and apartments, ade- quate clothing, and good food. But God demands more of us than just using the things of this world and demanding more. He asks us to take care of our neighbors in distress, to aid one another with love and charity. • It is so easy to go on getting nowhere by desiring more of the material things of this world. * And it is so easy when our minds are occupied with greed to for- get our neighbors in distress. Yet the satisfaction that comes from helping someone is one of the richest spiritual rewards. Let us help on another. " ^,4 4, 14 -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEAPORTH, 14141t. NOV. 9. 1972 A . V 0 0•0.***•••••••••••. Invest Securely in a 734 % GUARANTEED TRUST Certificate 4 and 5 Years Contact: John A.-Cirdno Insurance Agency SEAFORTN Representing: Victoria and Grey Trust ' Sterling Trusts Guaranty Trusts Royal Trust Classified Ads pay dividends. • Huron primary school pupils competed •in cross country meet on the farm of W. C. Millson, one Mite east of Kinburn, last week. The original date for the race had been set for October 17 but extremely poor weather forced several postponements until last week. Hullett Central which had planned to attend was unable to send a. team on the new date because of a previously planned. school activity. ' seven area schools were re- presented with each sending a team of six runners in each of the eight groups. A total of 336 pupils were thus able to take part in this annual fall ,event. Distances run were: Midgets (10 and under) and Jun- iors (11 years old) 1 1/4 miles Intermediates (12 years old) and Seniors (13 and over) 1 1/2 miles / Terrain was: .Bulldozed bush, small creek, plowed field, pasture land,-hilly and flat and a lane along a field. Runners were scored on a placing basis-1st place one point, 2nd place two points, 3rd place three points, etc. to laSt . place oT 42nd place won forty-two points. The first four runners of the team of six counted their scores for• the results. High - school students from Central Huron Secondary help- ed officiate. INDIVIDUAL PLACINGS Midget Girls Janice Webster - Huron Centennial Midget Boys BradleyHesselwood Blyth Junior Girls Denise Mitchelmore Goderich --3.1,.inior Boys Scott Wheeler Brus- sels • Intermediate Girls Terry Flowers Clinton Intermediate Boys Bobby Law- rence, Huron Centennial Senior Girls Nancy Dietz Huron Centennial Senior Boys Bill Stephenson Hur- on Centennial TEAM PLACI S Midget Girls - yth 38 pts.-• 2. Htiron C. 39 pts. 3. Brus- sels 47 pts. Seaforth 49 pts. Holmesville 56 'pts. Clinton 95 pts. Goderich 110 ,pts. Midget Boys 1. Huron C. 24 pts. GOderich 28 pts. Blyth 41 pts. Brussels 47. pts. Sea- forth 56 pts. Holmesville Mc Gregor Top Quality BEEF Government Inspected Whole Half Beef 72c Beef 73c • Cut and Wrapped Quid( Frozen • Free Delivery Within 10 Mile' Grant McGregor Phone 262-5839 114 pts. Clinton 122 pts. Junior Girls 1. Goderich 21 pts. Huron C. 26 pts. 3, Brus- sels 57 pts. 4. _Holmsville 63 pts. 5. Seaforth ,77 pts. 6. Blyth 90" pts. 7. Clin- ton 115 pts. Intermediate Girls 1 Blyth 25 pts. 2. Seaforth 35 pts. a. Brussels 47 pts. 4. Clinton 56 pts. Huron C. 67 pts: 6. Holmesville 92 pts. 7 .Crod- h 143. 1.r Senior 1. Huron C. 40 pts. r i c Clinton 44 pts. eG Girls 3. Seaforth 46 pts. 4; Brus- sels 59 pts. 5. Goderich 72 pts. 6. Blyth 97 pts. 7.Holms- vine 116 pts. Junior Boys 1. Goderich 31 pts. 2. Huron C. 57 pts. 3. Brus- sels 61 pts. 4. Holmesville 62 pts. 5. Seaforth 66 pts. 6. Blyth 77 pts. 7. Clinton 91 pts. Intermediate Boys 1. Hurqn C. 14 pts. 2. Goderich 51 pts. 3. Seaforth 56 pts. 4. Holmesville pts. 5. Clin- ton 67 pts: 6. Blyth 91 pts. 7. Brussels 109 pts. Senior Boys 1. Goderich 37 pts. 2. Seaforth 45 pts. 3. Hur- on C. 45 pts. 4. Blyth 55 pts. 5. Holmesville 65 pts. 6. Clinton 66 pts. 7. Brus- sels 131 pts. Does quitting smoking trigger weight gain? Millions of men and women are finding out their own answers. Millions more are waiting in the wings. weight gain is a complicated, individua 1 business. But a National Health Su rvey shows that, in general,-men gain weight progressively until the age of 45. From 45 to 65, there is littlf change. 'Then at age 65', some weight gaih begins again. • For women, the picture is different, rounder. They gain weight"progressiv,ely at each age bracket, until the age of 75.Keep- ing a svelte figure isn't easy. What happens when both sexes 'quit smoking? The National Clearinghouse for Smoking and Health tried to find out in two national surveys, which were four years apart. In their sample of several thOusand people, they dough of Windsor, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Colclough of Ridjgetown spent . Friday with Mrs. Irene Griinoiclby. • Mr. Jim Medd-returned home on the weekend from Prince Geo- rge B.C. Mrs. Ed. Dorrance Is visit- ing with her mother at Thunder B S y ev a. eral men from the area are deer and moose hunting in the Haliburton district this week: Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood Spicer of Regina; Mrs. Ella Jewitt and boys spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs,. Jim Preszcator, Billy and Debbie. Mrs. Ked Betties of Winthrop Mrs. Irene Grimbldby spentSun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Betties of Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Medd and Kim of Blyth, Mr. Bruce John- ston of Grand Valley 'spent Sat- urday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Medd, Jim and Kerri. Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Hun- ter of Colbbrne Township, Mrs'. Joe Armstrong of Detroit, Mich- igan visited on Saturday at the John Thompson home. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Pfaff, Elaine and Dennis and Mrs. Law- rence Hill of Crediton,. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dillon, of -Clinton were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszcator, Di- ane and Nancy. Mr. Tom Merrier of Mount Bridges was a Sunday -visitor with the John Thompson fam- ily. Mr. Ken Renwick of Monkton was guest, speaker on Sunday at • the Kinburn Community Church. found 'that among men aged 21 to 34, there was very little dif- ference in weight gain between ex-smokers and smokers. ,FrOm 35 to 54, ex-smokers seern.to gain more weight than smokers. After that, there is no difference between the two groups. For women, between the ages of 21 and 34, there is no apprec- iable weight gain among ex-smo- • kers.' From ,35 to 44, there is some weight gain among ex- smokers. But from 45 on, there is very little difference between the two groups. Studies show that people who gain weight after they quit smok- ing later lose those extra pounds. But weight gain is 'not inevitz- able, by any means. In fact, one out of every four ex-smokers lost weight; some of them lost large amounts. Once people de- cide to master some part of their lives, such as quitting 'smoking, they often..take control of other aspects, suCh, as eat- ing properly and exercising enough. Christmas Seals help point out the advantages of quitting smok- ing. They also continue the fight against emphysema, TB, and-air pollution. Answer your Christ- mas Seal letter right away. ft's a matter of life and breath. Public Relations Officer, (John D. Baker,)) Branch 156 V ETERANS' 'BANQUET ' .- Last Saturday November the 4th, Legion members, Honorary and Associate members and Pat- ernal Affiliates and their wives enjoyed a delicious roast beef banquet at the Legion Hall. The meal was prepared by the Ladies Aulxillary and served by members of the Seaforth District „High School band. • Legion President Comrade 46rdon Scott opened the evening with the traditional Legion cere- mony, and welcomed the large gathering of approximately two hundred and fink. After the toast to the Queen and to 'the fallen Comrades, a period .of silence was observed for the Comrades who had pass- ed, away since ,the last meeting of the members during which Mrs. Peggy Coombs past Pres- ident of the Ladies Auxiliary sang "In Flanders -Fields". She was accompanied oirthe piano by Mrs. Jge McConnell. padre Comrade Bob Spittal said the blessing. During the meal Comrade John Flannery, second Vice President introduced the head table after which Com- rade Frank Sills, Mayor of Sea- forth brought greetings from the town and related humorous stories of his experiences while stationed overseas during World War 11. Comrade Allan Nicholson past District Commander then in- troduced the guest speaker Com- rade Cecil Rickard. Comrade Riekard was born and educated in Galt Ontario and served in the Canadian Army in many theatres of wa r during World War 11. He' is presently Commander of Zone C2 and is also secretary for District C. His speech en- titled -"Day to Remember", "Some remember a husband or son who lost their life over- seas" he touched on the "thang- ink/ scene and times, and its effect oti.Rememkrance D,ay,. He recalled how when a boy his father took him to a Remem- brance service and how the people went straight home after the service was over. There was no visiting on the Church steps, they all went home each with theiyOwn thoughts and remem- bral*es. He, told the story of the Prince of Wales who when visiting a Veterans' Hospital did insist on seeing all the patients wife, President of the Goderich Branch Comrade 'George 'Low, *Comrade George Ingles, Coin- rade Harry Crich,,Past President Clinton Branch. Mr. James Nil- son who is visiting his daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Tom' Young also attended the banquet. •Mr. Wilson is from Brechin, Angus, Scotland. Head table guests . We're piped into the Legion Hall by Comrade Peter Malcoln). The colour party,' commanded by gomracle Ross Coutts Sergeant at arms, consist- ed of Comrades Chuck Wood, Bert McClure, Gordon De Jong and Pete Bannon.- Hinson primary pupils compete in cross country News of ?oilstone° Hold Ladies night Correspondent Miss Mary McIlwain The Court Constantine held their ladies night on Oct. 23rd 'in the hall. Euchre was played with 18 tables with prizes being given to Mrs. Florence Ludvigsen of Clin- ton, most games, Mrs. George Smith, lone hands and Mrs.Hazel Clifton of Clinton, low'. The evening closed with a penny sale. Mr. and Mrs. Ellwod Spicer of Regina, Sask., were visiting with Mrs. Ella Jewitt, Mrs. Elma Jewitt of Clinton and other rela- tives in the area. Mrs. John Wammes returned home on Wednesday from St. Josephs Hospital in London and at the time of writing Mrs. Bob Storey is a patient in Seafbrth Community Hospital. We would like to wish them a speedy re- covery. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley spent a Aveek visiting with their daughter and son-in-law and girls Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woods, Debbie and Michele of Gananoque. Miss Brenda Hummel of Clin- ton visited over the weekend with Kerri Medd. Mrs. Thelma Bromley of Kit.- chener spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Dale and Cheryl. g Mrs. Robert Reynolds, Janet, Bob and Nancy Jo of Southfield Michigan, Mr. Carl Merner of Kitchener, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson Betty , Jim, Sharon and Bob. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Col- Smoking and weight gain .