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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1973-10-25, Page 12THEI HURON EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTH, ONT., ,OCT. 25, 1973 News of Walton WI sees display of original craft work a. SEAfhttla EAT Lean Rib STEAKS ro.1.49 WIENERS 69` Burns sweet Pickled Cottage Rolls lb. 93 iiisilkitAUT... 69' Weston': 2 for 69' The best income tax savings device available today? Regis- tered Retirement Plans, of course.' Ask your Investors man. SYNDICATE LIMITED TOWN OF SEAFORTH TAXE LAST INSTALLMENT DUE OCTOBER 31 WEDDING INVITATIONS THE HURON •EXPOSITOR — 'PHONE 527-9240. - SEAFORTH 4, McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY ....... %A.A. ..A.A. Established 1876 ...,..., HEAD OFFICE; Seaforth, Ontario ....., Mrs. Margaret Sharp, Sec. Trees. Phone 527-0400 ee.: It Only Costs A Little To Be Safe Fire, ended Coverage, Wind- storm, Theft, Property Damage, Liability, Etc. Directors and Adjusters: 1. Wm. Alexander, Seaforth Robt. 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Following lunch an hours dancing was en- joyed to the music of Elma, Ian and Keith Wilbee. Elva was organist at the wedding of DOW and Marjory. Their attendants, Mr. Cecil Cameron, best man and his wife Joyce of' Mount Forest, and MeseBruce Walters (Shirley Bennett)... and. jence,oe.,-,mreand Mrs.Dpug Fraser,Walton• Hanover were present for the and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clark, evening. Relatives were present from Bramalea, Stratford, Pres- ton, Cambridge, Eeteter, Staffa, Huronview, Seaforth, Windsor, Grand Bend and Walton area. Lost and Found 'group meets Correspondent Mrs.Allan McCall The Walton Women's Institute met in the community hall on Wednesday evening. The President, Mrs. Allan McCall, presided with MrseBill Humph- ries at the piano. Mrs. McCall read a poem, "Get Involved". They minutes were read by the secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Ken McDonald. 26 members an- swered the roll call, A New Year's resolution I've tried to keep during 1973". There were two visitors present. Mrs. McDonald gave the treasurer's report. A gift is to be sent to the area convention. It was decided to have a Court Whist ladles night on Tuesday,October 30th. Pieked as a committee to make plans were Mrs. Don Nolan, Mrs. Keith Rock, Mrs. George Blake and Mrs. George McCall. Winter season card parties will begin November 9th. The hostesses are Mrs. Ernie Stevens, Mrs. Richard Geis, Mrs. Don Achilles and Mrs.Clarence Hudie. • Mrs. Herb Traviss reported on the County Rally at Centralia. Mrs. Traviss . and Mrs. Ray fluether were voting delegates. The guest speaket, Mrs. A. McIntyre was introduced by Mrs. Harvey Craig, Mrs. Mc Intyre lives in Grey Township for the summer, originally from WIndsde, she had a wonderful display of crafts, showing many of her own ideas. Mrs. Alvin McDonald thanked Mrs. McIntyre and presented her with a gift. 'Lunch was served by Mrs. Nelson Marks, Mrs. Don Nolan, Mrs. E. Mitchell and Mrs. K. Rock. Properties are transferred Recent pioperty transfers made through the real estate office' of J oseple McConnell, Real- tor, include: r The P.D. McConnell Estate property, Victoria Street, Sea- forth, to, Mr. Norman Knapp; Essex. The Mrs. Patrick Nigh Es- tate house and property, Eliza- beth Street., to Mr. Larry Dillon C 1 intore The Maelene two-family dwelling on Ofeteorner of God- erich and Louisa Streets, to Mr. Leslie Seiler, Seaforth. - The house on Side Street, owned by Mrs. Anne Henderson, to Gregory Rau, R.R. Dublin. Mrs. Christie Turnbull's residence on North Street to . Brian MacDonald, Seaforth, The house on Market Street, formerly occupied by Mrs,Evelyn Mill, London; to Leslie Mon- tague, Clinton. The house and property on the corner of Jarvis and Brant- ford Streets, owned by 'James Watson, Goderich, to Keith Price, Seaforth. The .15oiVii d McLean residence, East William St., to Leslie Beattie, Seaforth. The Walter Kroskie residence Mill Street, Dublin to Louis ma- loney, The house owned by Mrs. Agnes Kale, St. Columban, to John D. Malone, Toronto. The girls met for their third meeting on Tuesday evening in the church basement. ,The roll cell was taken and plans , made for a bake sale November 3rd at the Community Hall. The fourth meeting was held the following Tuesday evening. The draw on 'a' sheepskin rug was made and' the winner was Jim parkinscin, Queens Hotel, Seaforth-, A total of $9.1.75 was realized from the sale of tickets. For crafts, members did batik. The fifth meeting was held on Tuesday, October 16th at the church, 19 members answered the roll call., Ruthie Thamer read the minutes. in the absence of the secretary, Janis Van Vliet. For crafts some of the girls worked on batik while "Corrie Habkirk, Julie Blake andHeather coming bake sale. Entertainment was brought byNancyKunder and Jayne Baker. e Those attending the Archambault- Grahani weddleig on Saturday beg. Marys were; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Willianison; Mr. and Mrs, "Enimerson Mitchell; Londesboro. - Little Allison Traviss spent the weekend with her grandpar- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Traviss. Mrs.Ethel Hackwell of Huron- view spent the weekend with rela- tives in the community. The Walton In‘titute are planning a Court Whist Party next Tuesday evening in the Community Hall with the come mittee -in charge of details as follows: Mrs. Don Nolan, Mrs. Keith Rock, Mrs. George Blake and Mrs. George McCall. Watch for posters as to time. Mr. and Mrs. A. Cottil and mr„ee and Mrs. de Vos of New Jereey have returned home after visiting a week with Mrs: Jeri Van Vliet Sr. Mrs. James W. Daleyof Blen- heim spent the week end at the Manse with Rev, and Mrs. De rwyrr Dock en,Krlsten arid Mark. Mr. and, Mrs. Ed. Smith and family of London visited on Sunday with- the latter's mother, Mrs. W. C. Hackwell. Miss Gail Traviss, Sarnia, spent the weekend 'at the borne of her parents. Miss Marilyn Laing received her Secondary School Graduation Diploma and Special Corbmercial Certificate - Data Processing Option at the Commencement Ex- ercises ire Stratford North- western Secondary School on Fri- day night. She also received the Stratford and District Credit fe- lon Graduation Proficienty Award for the student who ob- tained the highest aggregate marks in Special Commercial. m rs Rabe Laing and Mes. J. Jefferson attended the graduation exercises. Mrs. James eeiller 'was hos- tess , for a Stanley Brush Party on Thursday evening. Mrs. E. Kerslake and Mrs. R. Parsons attended the Tra4e Fair at Carlow last week. All members of the Otto Wal- ker family enjoyed a birthday party on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gardiner, Celebrating birthdays were Mrs. 0. Walker, CroMerty, Alex Wal- ker, London and Hugh Currre, Dorchester. Mrs. John Jefferson visited last week with friends and rela- tives in the Listowel, Trowbridge and Guelph areas. ' Mr. -,•and we, .w'n„ Laidiew and' family, Dorchester, were Sunday visitors with Mrs. -John Jefferson. • Relatives and friends gathered at the Waltoe Hall Friday evening October 19th, to celebrate the- 25th wedding Anni- versary of Doug and Marjory Fraser. Mr. Rae Houston, who gave the bride away 25 years ago was master' of ceremonies for the evening. The evening began with pro- gressive euchre) followed by a short program. Mark McLlwain of Seaforth played a piano solo and Margaret Craig gave two The Provincial Government has decided on a flat rate of $20.00 per child for Family Allowances according to Rene Brunelle, Ontario's Minister of Community encl. Social Services. New Federal Legislation allows each Province to vary the amounts of the Federal Allow- ance by age or Family size provided that 'the amount works out to an average of $20.00 a child. Mr. Brunelle refused to say whether families on welfare, or mothers' allowance would re- ceive reduced government assis- tance to eliminate the increase. He also told the Legislature that the Government plans to increase benefits on January 1st, to those 'under 65 years of age and "in need" such as disabled people. It will help reduee, inequities in the current system of welfare benefits, he said. John White, Minister of Treasury, economics and Governmental Affairs, told the Legislature that Ontario is preparing plans to scale down the land planning area for the Proposed North Pickering com- munity by as much as' 40%, if Ottawa decides to scrap the new International Airport proposed for the site. About 25,000 acres were originally designated but the Urban planning Consultants .afe working .on alternatives to accommodate a cut-off of up to 10,000 • epees from the area. Ontario has decided., e that because the economy is buoyant the Province will not finance its own job creating pro- grams to ease unemployment this winter. Treasurer John White told the House that predictions are that unemployment this winter will level off between 4.5 and 5% of the labour force com- pared with almost .7% last winter. If economic conditions de- teriorate the •Government is ready to step in with job creat- ing incentives, Mr. White said. Federal programs will still be available to Ontario,Municipali-. ties. , Ontario is spending an esti- mated $300,000.00 to advertise the Governmerit's Transit pro7 gram. The large, advertise- ments stress that ' the pro- gram 'means ,a choice for, every- one. It discusses the types of transit systems, the merits of staggered work hours and subsi- dies that are available • to Municipalities to encourage moderh transit, Gordon Carton, Minister of Trans- portation and Communications told, the Legislature that the purpose of •the . advertising, campaign is to 1dt 'the people know just what is happening in connection with Government finance an d subsidized transit. Duringethe discussion of the estimates of the Ministry of Community and Social Ser- ,vices, Ian Deans, NDP. Went- worth charged that the Ontario Government's Social policy is driving some women to'prostitut- delightful readings. Miss Glenna Houston of Windsor rendered a "Melody of Songs" on the piano and Mrs. Emmerson Mitchell and Mrs. Herb Travipleyed and sang a duet., Doug and Marjory were then called to the platform, where Mrs. Pat Bennett , read the address. Many beautiful gifts and cards were opened by Mr. and Mrs„ Fraser, assisted by their family Carolyn, Dianne, Clayton and Cheryl. Doug and Marjory expressed their thanks ion.. He told • Rene Brunelle, Community and Social Services Minister, that immediate . measures are required to in- crease financial assistance to mothers with dependant children, Ontario• Labour Minister, Fern Guindon, told the Legis- lature that the Government is considering an Increase in the $1.80 an hour minimum wage but refuse to say what it would be. The current minimum wage in Quebec is $2.00 and the proposed minimum wage which will take effect next' year in British Columbia is $2.50. Debate opened up on the Hydro report this Week with Opposition Leader, Robert Nixon; urging the Ontario Government to ex- propriate Ontario Hydro's new headquarters at the first oppor- tunity, severing all Hydro links with developer Gerard Moog and his Company Canada Square. Mr. Nixon said that Mr. Moog was obviously an attractive person and businessman but he had acted with deceipt and - misuser.- the friendship 'of — Premier William Davis on his way to winning the lease purchase contract for the building. Siik:T00U_RWD0A4400CaT.OBEle27,1973 8;30 professor Moffett's Science Workshop 9;00 The Littlest liobo 9;30 yogi's Gang 10:0a Huckleberry Hound 10;30 Roman Holidays 11:00 Amazing Chan and the Chan Clan 11:30 Junior Talent Hour 12:30 Reach for the Top &:00 Grand Prix. Wrestling 2:00 Canadian Open Tennis' 4:00 North American Canoe Championships •65::0300 F1 Bugs ,Bunny/Road Runner Hour - 6;00 Adam 12 7:00 Maude- 7:30 On The, Buses 8:00 Hockey NT igonrtonItno Canada Boston 10:30 CFL Football-Edmonton at Calgary 12;30 The National 12:50 Movie: "Funeral In Ber- lin"-Michael Caine and Oscar Homolka. 1;45 "Play Dirty"-Michael Caine and Nigel Green `'SUNDAY OCTOBER 28,1973 . 8;00 Quelle Famille 8:30 The Hilarious. House of ' Frightenstein 9;30 Max The Mouse 10:00 Rocket Robinhood 10:30 Ontario Schools 12:30 Hymn Sing 1:00 Roy Jewell Fern Show 1;30 Countrytime 2;00 Process 2:30 Under tack 3; 4:30 Country Canada 5;00 Music TO See 5:30 Wonderful World of Disney 6:30 Act Fast 7:00 The Beechcombers 7:30 The Walton: 8;30 Needles and pins 9:00 CBC Drama 10:00 A Man Called Intrepid 11:00 The National 11:15 Nation's Business 11;20 PM 11 :45 The Sensuous Man 12;15 Comedy Classics: "The Road to Singapore"-Bob Hope and Bing Crosby. MONDAY, OCTOBER 29,19'73 8;00 Ontario Schools , • 8;45 Mon Ami 9;00 Friendly Giant 9:15 Ontario Schools 10;30 Mr. Dressup 11:00 Sesame Street 12:00 Cartoons 12;30 News at Noon 12:45 Movie; "Romanoff. and ' Juliet"-John GaVin_and, Sandra Dee 2;a0 Dick Berryman 3;00 Take 30 3;30 Edge of Night 4;00 Family Court 4:30 Drop-In 5:00 Pick Van Dyke 5:30 Dusty's Trail 6;00 FYI 7;00 Guns'moke .8:00 Partridge Family 8;30 Cannon 9;30 This Is The Law 10;00 Quebec Election Special 11:00 The National le;20 PM 11;45 Sherlock' Holmes Theatre; "Sherlock Holmes Faces Death"-Basil • Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1973 8;00 Ontario Schools 8:45 Mon Ami 9:00 Friendly Giant 9:15 Ontario Schools 10:30 Mr. Dressup 11;00 Sesame Street 12:00 Cartoons 12;30 News 12;45 Movie: "My Man Godfrey" June Allyson and David Niven. 2:30 Dick Berryman 3:00 Take 30 3:30 Edge of Night 4:00 Family Court In participating in the debat , Murray Gaunt, MPP, HUT; Bruce, said that Hydro hs shown that it -is not the infalli- ble monolith everyone hs thought it to be. Mr. Gaul made the point that Hydro went( a super-duper monumental heat • quatters and wanted it whatevE r the- cost. They were prepared to do almost anything t o get it. Solicitor General Jol yaremko, has' asked -for a meet- ing with National Defence Minis- ter James Richardson, to re- view the effects of the Federal Government's decision to cut in half its support of the Emer- gency Measures Organization. Onteri o now receives a MU more than One Million • Dollar: of Ottawa's three million dollar annual contribution • to the Provinces. The decision we; based on the fact that EMO mainly concerned with natural disasters rather than a possible nuclear attack and the matter o natural disasters is primarily: Provineial responsibility. 4 • Ontario's present contribu-. ion to EMO is $415,000 with fuether. $106,,000 coming iron the Municipalities. 4;30 Alphabet Soup 5;00 Dick Van Dyke 6:00 5:30 FYI Lotsa Luck 7:00 Flip Wilson Show 8;00 Mary Tyler Moore Show, 8:30 Police• Story 9;30 Front Page Challenge 10:00 Up Canada 10;30 Some Honorable Members 11;00 The National 11:20 PM 11;45 Movie; "The Millioile.iress Sophia' Loren and Pete- Sellers. , OCTOBER 31,197 8;00 Ontario Schools 8:45 Mon Ami 9;00 Friendly Giant 9;15 Ontario Schools 10;30 MreDressup 11:00 Sesame Street 12;00 Cartoons 12;30 News 12:45 Mcrae; ?Kelly and Me"- Van Johnson and Piper 2 : 30 LaurieDick Berryman 3;00 Take 30 3;30 Edge of Night 4:00 Family Court .4:30 Drop-In 5:00600 Dick Van Dyke FYI 5:30 Van Dyke Show NeW Dick 7:00 Emergency 8;00 This Land • 8:30 To See -Ourselves 9:00 Special 10;00" Gallery 10:3012 Tommyip Banks 0 '11:00' The National 11;45 Movie: "House of Wax"- Vincent Price and Frank • Lovejoy THURSDAY,NOVEMBER 1, 1973 8:00 'Ontario Schools 8:45 Mon Mut" 9;00 Friendly Giant 9:15 Ontario Schools • 10f30 Mr. Dressup 11:00 Sesame Street 12;00 Cartoons .. 40 12:30 Movie: "Of Love and De- sire"-Merle Oberon and Steve Cochran. 2:30 Shirley Taylor 3;00 Take 30 3;30 Edge of Night 4;00 Family Court 4 FYI 0 Aplace Of Your Own 8:00 Dick Van Dyke 5;30 Room 222 6:00 ooa bbr &I Newhart BCuerrnoel t &ts Show redohow &Alice w 770 003 000 Carol 11:20 9:00pi Movie: "Bonnie andclyde' Beatty and Faye tioi Warren The Dunaway • 11;45 Movie: "Hannibal Brooks" J. Pollard and Oliver MichaelReed. no, t na Nr t Dori le Tsi Ec hMo B0 lEs R 2, 1 9 7 3 * F 031 70 00 A Mon 9:00 Friendly Giant 111 2209:: :31 0005 Ontario News Cartoons ws .Schools Dressup 11:00 Sesame Street 32:0300 Take Movie with Claire 3:30 EOdIsg ;not Night 4:00 Family Court 4:30 Drop-In 5:00 Dick Van Dyke 5:30 Roil Out 6:00• FYI 78:0300 Brian Keith Show 1 1 7; 21: 030 00 Th Couple I, 8 Family rs h dhFHeluvnet_eco 109::000 0 PTAllumoaemwIOamnidyTi 11:00 - The National 11:45 Movie: "Written on the W ir Ind"-Roc Hudson and Lauren 13aea1le Approx. 1:45 "The Tarnished Angels" Rock Hudson and Rebell Stack. rip Boundary and 17th Unit meet Mrs. George Williamson was hostess in her home for the Boundary. and 17th Unit meeting Thursday afternoon, Devotions ,.were opened' by , Mre. Harold McCallum reading poem, "Thanksgiving Day" fol- lowed by prayer. Mrs. Cliff Hoegy read the scripture from Luke 17: 1 - 19. Hymn 579, e We plough the fields and scat- ter" was sung. Mrs. C. Hpegy chose as her topic,. "our Thanksgiving" and "Stayed Home Sunday", The business was conducted ' by the President of the unit. Mrs. McCallum read the minutes. Tickets ,were given out for ' the annual fowl supper November 7th. Invitations were announced from churches to attend their Thank- offering -meetings and the Bible Collecting was done. Bazaar money was handed in and will go to the General Fund. Lunch served by Mrs. H.Mc- Callum, Mrs. C. lioegy and hostess. A silent auction followed the October meeting of the Marten Ritchie Evening Auxiliary on Tuesday night. Mrs. Eldon Allen was hostess with Mrs. Bevetly Taylor presiding. Mrs. John Templeman read the scripture from Matthew 21. The roll call, Name something for which you are thankful and someone you took for an autumn delve, was answered by eleven members and four visitors. The secretary's report was given by Mrs-. - Robertieaing -and the trea- surer's by Mrs. 'Lorne Elliott.. The -president, Mrs• Larry Gard- iner 'presided for the business when `final arrangements were made for the Luncheon Is Served 'party. An invitation from Caven PCW to attend their meeting at which Mrs. Malcolm Davidson of Brucefield will speak on con- ditions in India, was extended. ' Mis. Lloyd miller listed the cards and visits to shut-ins. For 'her' topic, Mrs. Robert Laing read a paper on some of the pro- blems . of being a woman in the ministry, as outlined by Dr. Anne Graham Langford. The meeting closed with a hymn and the Lord's Prayer. The Rev. S. Kerr, a former minister of Exeter and Cromarty Presbyterian Ceurciees con- ducted the service on Vunday and spoke on the words of Jeebs, Follow Me. Mrs. Mervin Dow, Mrs. Thos. Scott, Mrs. M. Lamond, Mrs. Robt. Laing, Mrs._ Larry Gard-' iner, and Mrs. Carter-Kerslake attended the Fall Conference of the Stratford Presbyterial W.M.S in Listowel on Tuesday. Me. and Mrs. Clarence Cole- man and Ruth spent the weekend in Peterborough with Mr. and M -s, Wayne - Coleman and Paul. Mark 25th anniversary CFPL TV listings .