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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1973-08-23, Page 17(Contineed ft:enr Page ,terefited people (i.e. OW high -school SecreiaVieS),Sct Most pf the,/people worked 'for $1119Wed, their gratitude. ' A. major difficulty encount- ered was that once the workers arrived, the senior citizens sometimes took advantage of the workers by insisting that more work be done, although time' had ttot been alloted for' it. This was due to the fact that when the appointment was Made, they had asked for one specific job and when they asked for more to be done, the appointme.nts became backlogged. This resulted faiths need to hire extra help. Generally -the project Mem- bers feel that this summer was a great, experienee and oppor- tunity for them, and were glad to • have shared it with the senior citizens of Seaforth. Hopefully these services will not end' here and will be continued by some interested groups or persons in the community. Again, thank you to all those who helped in any way. Project workers were:, Rosemary Newnham, Dean Cor- nish, Sandra Johnston, Gerry Sa- raras, Vickie Miller, and Ruth Anne Dunlop. News • of Cromarty Correspondent - Mrs. Bob Laing SACE,S cAtt6 SERVICE lemog°v.' Queen Size. • oul(aN105P9srratt 01 'OFY • As part of the ruraltairban exchange programme, Bonnie , Norris has as her .guest this week Colleen O'Connpr of Scar- borough. Mass O'Connor is the youngest of 'a family of five. Her father is a furniture sales- man and her mother is an information operator with Bell Telephone. After wetinesday, Boneie will accompany her guest 'to the O'Connor, home and remain there for a' weeka Recent visitors with Mrs. John Jefferson were Mrs.Emma Marks and Messrs. Lloyd and Elton Marks of Trowbridge. John Hamilton attended the 4-H regional conference at Waterloo University last week. , 'John it a member ,p,f3tbe Huron 4-H Sheep Cittb. Mr. and Mrs. William Miller moved on Monday to their new • home in the Myers Apartments on Coulton Drive in Mitchell. Mr . and Mrs. John Jefferson, Cameron, Ian and Cathy, Sault Ste. Marie, holidayed last week with his mother, Mrs. John It. ,aeffersoe,, •cther visitors during a VIA YiggR 1.ggrg , MIlyailigi,JA4 P- ,,. .Laidlaw, and. family, Dorchester, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rlehl and boys,Seebach's Hill, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. ChesSell and Brian, varna. M. and MrS. Otto Walker and Mrs. D. Parker visited recently with their cousin, Mr, Herb Walker of Markdale. Marilyn Laing, Stratford, 0 Spent the weekend with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laing. Visitors on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. 0. Walker were Mrs. J. McGhee, London, Mr. and Mrs. LarryGardiner,Crotn- . arty, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Hulley, Winthrop and their families. Mr. and Mrs., Fred Johns are taking up residence shortly in their new trailer home in Far- quhar. As a result of winning their semi-final best-of-three play- offs, Cro'marty and Chiselhurst men's slowapitch ball teams will Meet in the finals. on Saturday night, Chiselhurst defeatedStaffa by an 8 - 6 score and on Sun- day evening it was ,25 - 8 for Cromarty over Rays, Last Monday a large number of Cromarty, fans travelled to Kirkton to see' the, second -game in the Bantam playoffs between Hibbert South and Blanshard. In .spite of Brad Marsden's grand- • slam homer, Hibbert South came out on the short end of a 11 10 score. This left the series tied at one game each and the deciding game will be played in * Kirkton on WednesdaY night. Classified Ads pay dividends. STEWARDSHIP THEME FOR SUNDAY SERVICE At the Sunday morning service • at Duff's United Church; Rev. Docken showed a film. strip, “share-Live". The theme being on Stewardship, Evangelism and. Development. It is associated with what Stewardship is, what God is and who God is. The commitment of the best we have, our concern for others and the best we are. A world-wide mission to the service of Jesus Christ. The presentation of the film- strip was made • using three screens and projectors. Some slides of local scenes and interests were inserted to help bring the message home to the • congregation. Two hymns "It's a' Small World After AU" and "Amazitig Grace" were- sung during the film accompanied byRev.Docken with his guitar. • The offering was received by Ross Mitohell and Brian wilbee. Mrs. Ian Wilbee played the piano durlpg offering and Doug wey assisted with the projectors. PERSONALS a ' aaarisitors with Mrs. Roy Ben- nett Were' Mr. and Mrs. Ken Rutledge, Agincourt, their daugh- ter Mr. and Mrs. Pete Koster,' Wllowdale; Mr. and Mrs. Horace Rutledge, Jean, Tom -5:4c1 Bill 01 London. Dr. • Brian and Mrs. Travis: and Alison of Kitchener, visite( Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Herl Travtss. Among those attending, the two-day training school foi, leaders for the fall 4-H project "A World of Food in Canada" at The Seaforth Legion Hail las week, were: Mrs". Don Achilles, Mrs. Harold Bolger;Mrs. William • Leeming; Mrs. Barry Hoegy; Mrs. Dianne McNichol;. Mrs. Don McDonald and Mrs. Gerald., Ryan will attend the leaders training school at Wesley Willis United Church on Monday and Tuesday of this week.' Mr. And Mrs. Nelson Reid • attended the Scott-Scholl wedding, on 'Saturday at the, Mon kton • Ldtheran Church. - 'Miss Marie Mason, B1yth, spent a few days last, week at a cottage at Port Elgin. Michelle and Scott Beuerman are holidaying this week with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James Shortreed. -Mr. and Mrs. John Michels .. of Kitchener spent the Weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Campbell ll wey. • They have completed digging a well the depth of 105 feet at the home of Leonard Chapman, fdr- erly owned by Mrs. EthelHack- well. . Mrs. Edna.iia4Cwe/1 attended the' HoWrnah-Bolton wedding last Saturday at the Faith Missionary ITEM: NeW home microwave ovens can brown, sear, grill and fry a variety of foods like steaks, pancakes and'hOme fries. • ITEM:Wet hands with bald water before preparing fish, to keep them free of fishy odors. Then, wash hands with warm . water before preparing fish, to keep them free of fishy odors. Then, wash hands with warm water and soap. ITEM; The Chinese influence has beautifully developed in• a new easily-Cleaned cookware of poi•celainized steel. The motif is)blue and white. SEAFORTH JEWELLERS for DIAMONDS, WATCt4ES JEWELLERY, FINE CHINA GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION All Types of Repairs Phone 527-0270 • • • Church in.1C teh er. M umphries w also guests at Mr. and Mrs; Ron Bennet thnded thnded the 25th weddin anni- versary party f . and Dean Earngey (the, former Kay Willits) • a week ago Saturday evening in Weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Achilles were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Taylor and family, Kintail, Mr. nd Mrs. Jim Sills and"Tracey o Seaforth; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ac d Debbie of Fergus. Mrs. Marg. Taylor, ,Lynne and baby, remained for a week's holidays. Rev. .and Mrs. D. Do en and Kristen spent a cou e of days the first of this w ek at their cottage. Miss Rosemary Ryan of Cal- gary is spending some time at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe 'Ryan. Mr. and Mrs. .loe Ryan spent a few days at Lurgen Beach. _ Catherine Hunt, Home Economist for fthron County, examines a cook book a local 4-H leader' prought to the 4-H training school held last Thursday and Friday at the Seaforth Legion Hall. Over' 30 leaders from the Seaforth and Brussels area attended the session on A World of Food in Canada. 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