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HURON EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTH, ONT., AUG.
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Services in the United Church
' will be withdrawn next Sunday,
. but will resume on Sunday, Sept,
2nd with the pastor,. Rev. Mur-
' dock Morrison in. charge. -
Mr. and Mrs..Bob McClyment,
Michael and Shannon of Guelph
visited here with l relatives 'at
Clinton during the .weekend. , .
Mi'. Floyd'MeAshofBalrilltan,
is visiting ,at tne_home of his
parents, Mr, and Mrs. • John
Molsh.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Murray Merri
son and Shawri7of Ilderton,. spent '
the weekend in the village. •
The directors of the Bayfield
Agriculture , Society ',held their
float meeting last week prior to
the fair which Will be. held 'on
SabirdaY, Sept. 1st.•
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Webster
have reterned ' from a nine-day
tour of the. Gaspe Peninsula.
Miss Emma Shortreed is fisiting
her, . stster, Mrs: Wet ter. •
(.
Confirm
adults-or
St. Peters
- Sunday was a special day
at St. Peter's.- Lutheran Church.
During the .service adult' Con-
firmatien 'was -held -with four
new members joining the Church,.
They were Mr. and Mrs. Reg,
Badley, 'Gordon Byers, and Ross
Wood.. Robert Loren Badley, in-
fant sari of Mr, and Mrs.NReg.
BadleY was. baptized with his "
sponsors petng, Mr. and Mrs;
"Garry Givens of Owen. Sound. ,
Communion followed' for anyone •
wishing to take part', Flower's
were' placed in the church frofn
'the funeral of Mrs. Ray Hart
Of London. '
See the 2
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Canadian NatiOnal Exhibition
in , ioro-nto.
,Special buses lea
Cleave's Surioto Saturday
Wednesday, August 22nd.
August 25th.,Wednesday,
ye 8:35 A.M.
,August
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August 29th.
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be leadership
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Liberal leader Robert Nixon
announced last week that he will
be a candidate at the provinCial
Liberal leadership convention in
October.'' ,
Mr. NiXon said, "A number
of i;easons have prompted me to
make my decision. The most
, important is my conviction that
after 30 years of Conservative .
government in this province, the
people are now prepared to elect
a responsible alternative - an
alternative which I believe only
the Liberal Party cart provide:"
•,,Since - the elevation ofMr.„
• Davis to the Premiership, a dark
cloud has hung over the Conser-
vative government at 4ueen's
Park..• The Fidinam affair, the
Hydro investigation;andcoailicts
of interest in the cabinet have
created° a crisis in confidence
which 'must spell the end of a
third of a century, of Conserva-
tive rule, at the next election
he added. ' "r`)
Mews of
Varna
Correspondent
Fred McClymont
Gardens' in London arid, rodintS of
Merest in London and district.
On ;Thursday they visited with
Mr. and Mrs. John Konynendyke
in WoodSteCk.
Mr. Sim Roobal and cCor-
neilus Roobal visited ith Mr.
Tony Gelderland in Ridg town
over the weekend and While there
visited, Uncle Tom's Cabin rand
the 011 Museum at Petrolia and
surrounding, area.
Mr. James 'Cochrane of
TorontO visited On -Monday with
his sister Mrs. Hugh McMurtrie.
Mrs. Sim Rciobal is a patient
in .-St. Joseph'Hospital in
Lop on.
Mr. and Mrs. on Dodds and
family, and Mr. Cornelius
Roobal, and Mr. Sine Roobal mo-
tored to Niagara Falls forAsight
seeieg,tour Tuesday andWednes-
day of this week.
and Al Scholl.
Zinc, manganese, chromium;
cobalt and selenium are words
that may soon become familiar
to you even if !you've never had
'a chedlistrycourse in your life.
-,For scfentists are finding that •
these,trace 'elements ar,e needed
nutrients, important in your diet.
• By choosing foods from the
Four Food Groups, 'you can be
reasonably sure of getting ade-
quate amounts of these elements. .
Green leafy vegetables, ' flesh:"
fruits, whole grains- and organ
and than meats all contain gen-
erous amounts., - With a well"-
balanced 'diet, the risk -of de-
ficiency is slight.
However,. all the tr‘e,
eleinents are known to cause
ininry It'high levels of intake.
Don't•.take `food supplements to
supply ,any. of these, 'elements
without the recommendation of
a: phyAie.ia.n.
Geordie is considered to be of average intelligence but
his performance in kindergarten was below average. This ,-
youngster is perhapsa bit-immature and it takes him a While to
get accultemedetir a new routine, like 'school. .He is-usually .
co-operativewith adults, however, and responds well to kind
explanations,and firmness. *7'; „,
Geordie needs warm,. understanding parents who will give
- him stimulation WithOut pressure, firm giiidtrice• and a great
deal of innividual attention. It is eapecWly important-thathis\
adopting father will enjoy sharing many activities with his
small-son. -
MRS, EMMA J.SIIEPHERD
Mrs, Emma J. Shepherd died ,
at .the Bluewater Rest Home,
Zurich, on Sunday, August 19,
1973, in her 91st -year, The
former Enima "J: Dickson 'of
Hensall, she was the wife of the
_late, John Shepherd. Surviving
are; two stepsas Clarence and
Harold Shepherd Of Toronto; and
two neices, Mrs. Bill (Mona)
Finch, and Mrs. Morley (Helen)
Sanders, both of Grand Bend.
The late grs. Shepherd rested
at the Bonthron Funeral Home in
Hensall when a private funeral •
service was held on August 21,
1973, with. Rey. Don Bfick offi-
ciating. Interment in laTaggarts ,
emetei.y.s •
allbearers. - were: Fred
Sanders, TedSanders,13111Piricsi
Jeff Finch, Bill Gibbs.. and Jack
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English,. Irish arid Scottish ;in descent, Geordie,five, is , ,
healthy and active. He has light brown. hair, blue eyes and
fair ":Skin. `•An pperation, hen corrected a turned eye-and he
wears glosses' to maintain the correction. . He 'Is • light '
sleeper, always wakiugtarly; .
• Geordie is curious and' adventurous. He is fUll.of queStions...
Indlikes to .go.;.e.xploring. He. Mixes well with otherchildren;
being .happy to visit or be visited, but is not keen on'rough • •
games. He'd rather ride...10 tricyble.
. .
• "‘ To inquire,' about.adopting Geordie, please write to Today's,
Child, Box 888, Station K, Toronto MO MM.' For general
adoption information, please contact your locall Children's -
Aid SoCietY. ,
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' Claude —, 17. "A Boy .,- .. to . 42. George's had that I don't have"- and the
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. Holidaying in the. Eastern
Provinces are; Mr. and krsSs.,,
Ernest Whitehoute; Mr. and km::
' Wm.' Bellk Mr. and Mrs. Camp-
bell Eyre. "
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across ' piano
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wagon 11, Capital chew-
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, Kippen East women's Inati-
35. Accdm- lute 'enjoyed. a--visit to the •
plished
. • 6.0derich museums part of the
36. Ionian gulf Curator's meeting. After the tour
38. Take for the rest Of the meeting was, held
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- 'Scott Cooper visited last week -
with iris, 'aunt . and Ample, Mr.
and Mrs., Robert Dinsmore at
Barrie,
. Mr. d aritan ,„ Woodburn
Greenway, spent 'Sunday evening .
with Mr., and-Mrs. Elsar Mous-
seau.
. Mr. Larry Wright 'spent the
weekend with Isi.s parents, Mr. e
.and Mrs. Percy w.
k
ight., - .
' Mr=s. Steve P.in , Sault Ste.
Marie visited last week with hir
pUrents, Mr. and' Mrs. Ed Mc
Bride, ,
Mr. and Mrs. Alex McGregor
spent last' week with relatives at
Sault Ste: Marie. '
Mrs. Mildred Cornelissea,
Clearwater, Florida, and Mrs. -
Annie Todd, Eau Claire, 'Wis. „
visited .with' Mr. and Mrs. W.L.'v
Meats during the-5 .past'..week.
Mr. and kr. L. Kirk and pail,
who have resided. in the village
for -some time have, sold-.their
home and moved to Mansfield..
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HENSALL ONTARIO
Roobals celebrate' 40th anniversary
TODAYS'PHIt11.1
HELEN *LEN
' Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobal
celebrated :their. 40th wedding,
anniversary recently by having
a dinner in the Fellowship Hall
of'Hensall United:Church. Thir-
ty-six relatives Ora friends were
present from Woodstock; Ridge-
town, Goder-ich, Seaforth, Bruce-
field, Exeter and Ifensall. The
happy • couple. 'received many
'beautiful gifts.' ,Very special
guest for the event was Mr.
Roobal's brother Mr. Cornelieus
Roobel of Holland. Several
moriSr `performed by Rev.' Donald
Beck took place inHensall United
Church on Saturday, August 18th
1973. , Following a honeymoon to
Antigua, •, the young conple.• will
reside to TIllsonburg.
Orie day last week, Mr. Cor-
nelius Roobal of Holland was
entertained by Mr. and - Mrs.
Dore Dodds an family of Sea-
forth. They - sited Storybook
. •
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Add flavor, zest and nutrition
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eriware so that electronic waves
-can pass
WOLFE-KYLE .
Nancy Louisa Kyle,daughter
of Mr, and Mrs. David Kyle of
Hensall, was wiled in marriage
to James Max Wolfe, son of
Mr. and .Mr-s. Blake Wolfe ' of
Straffordville; The quiet -cere-
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through..
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congratulatory telephone calls OBITUA-R.IES HE IS ADVENTUROUS , were received from Holland
during the ay.-
. A- go9,dly %crowd attended erick Charles Beer died
Hensall United Church for the • ate residencd on Sunday
morning 'service on Sunday, morn- •st 19,,1973, in his 76th. Year.
the,' Rev. Don Beck preach()• is survived by his wife, the
on the sermon tepic rewhe. former HildaBlo g; sons,Ge
The musical contribution to thee of. Hensall; Jon of C. . .
service was prOvided by Jdhn, Borden, onedaughter, Mrs. Ralph
Beatrice, Mary and Bruce, family (Elaine) McArthur ..of Edmonton; .•
of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Thompson ' and eight grandchildren.
John accompanied on-the guitar The late Mr. Beer rested at
while Mary, Beatrice and Bruce the Bonthron Funeral Chapel in
sang. The flowers in the Chui'ais Hensel' when funeral service was
were plated - there from the held August '21 at 3:00 pm.' with
Wolfe-Kyle wedding.. Rev...Den Beck officiating. In-
terment in 1-jensall Union
• ,metery; -
easing
ce metery
_Pallbearers were: Ron Mock,
Jim Taylor,,Dave Sangster, Wil-
mer Dalrymple; Jack Simmons
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