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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1974-01-10, Page 92 i I • • A k a rh CteYeNYW. d �' 4 r !.QWUa, "MI, , W :. :. •, .. ,, ...., 'i -, .,111„ '•y; �f i . rs ', :'. r,.. 'N 1 \r'% ,4 r1 ,.,.:; �% t i^..l V :A. t , .. I 7 V ''�• 1 j -Vm ,. ��.. 'x'� ., ,e, � y /l f\/, j (:• k> � � � nl„ .��''f Grp_. ,yt�� }}}},���� �y t♦� (��('� 1 •' 1.974 1i�� 11Y'7r. A, .4 1 1V`'*4QMQ� Ta�•Ti », rl'►. y4,pf�n as ,� �Yr Fr'`'y 1 d� d+•.,.. ^ , '�■,,'r(}..,r (�y. C • •r`r tk91i N+pA ,'�`: .,j ^Iqa `�^�,�,:" `x •T tf•1,:+�'�•:F e14,1:�M4,,, \ .I•, a -,�i' . , r:<. Rev. T.B.and Mrs. HantOC Program Cm y Mrs. An,dcew' Minn and Mrs.. N,., j F were hosts, at the manse ofi . Leonard Strong, convener; Mfrs. St.im'Are. Social mtrlitte . s //"� Wednesday when the tJCIY L•' Grummett Februar and Lunn, Mrs., N,Y_r art, Mrs,ilQ tr*_ B monde Ile United Church met September) lvirs4 Y Eggert, g p Charles Eyre `�,,E,Iia.ncpGlt, MrS.. f, Strong. And Re-elected are President, (March and November); Mrs. group Leaders - One'- Mrs. Adin *y � Mrs. Earl Papple; Vice President, Robert Tyndall, A cil and Forbes, Two - Mrs. $dmor,e; 4 i s Ppp. "Warren, ��a Miss Mae Smith; Secretary, Mrs. December);' i4rs. Jessie Gray .Three - Mrs. Russell Mijjer Four Ed. Bo es; Treasurer, Mrs. (May and October) to be in charge - Mrs. Douglas Wallace. 'Press ).1Towis Opt 'tupo: iec' juts Y e IDe a atiots Pat' {• E.F.Durst; literature Secretary, of the year's activities. reporter, Mrs, Grumtn . tt; e„ t., • >t . e:o[ ` a, ,, M Visiting and card' committee, representative t9 C. and E. - Mr$, aseving; �• ' T%r. ,r.r 7r ar +a`•, E s " I", ous Mrs. Boyes; Representative to g a c p 1 �. i official board, Miss Smith; Mrs. Kenneth Smith, Mrs. St'i'more, Mrs.Hancock; Supplies tnakgN, !ut x,' . •. Mrs. C. Pullman, Mrs. Erlin, pllatTts, checks; ,striPesor!uvet Worsteds,, .Surges an n Y Whitmnore; Manse Mrs. L. Strong, Mrs. R. Tyndall. Usborne council holds g, y weaves. Allow about 8 weeks for de. Notes of thanks from the War f� ✓ t Live Memorial Children's Hospital, Livery an these° tailored sults, �y 115.00 to 189,b0 'ABILITY London and- the. Fred. Victor: Rst of of 1914 �'�ul�a'EZegQ'si' o $ ,P ,meeting Mission, Toronto, for cash and a $ , r Sale., g9 t 1or%Qv = + L clothing shipment received were%r Usborne Council met January 3 instructed to enter into an read. agreement with the Count Road "N' , at the Township'Hall in Elimville g Y st with Reeve Lloyd Ferguson, Superintendent for the ordinary Mrs, Durst Rave' the year's Ready -to -Wear Ss i intenance of County financial report. Consideration is Deppty Reeve Walter McBride dragging ma and Councillors William Morley, Road No. I1 after the initial to be given to the purchase of SUIT S John Stewart and Gordon Johns spring fitting at the rate of $10 banquet equipment. Local campaign captains and the executive of the Seaforth and Area March of Dimes Ability Fund resent. per hour grader time. 89 5o to 129.50�.. The U.C.W. changed its a met Tuesday to finalise plans for their canvass of homes and businesses which begins. this week. P Council was advised that the The application of Martin and Sale 50 to$101 regular meeting date to the first 4.g• 9 Committee members are, back, left, Mrs. Jack Case, general chairman, Mrs. Alf Beuerman, Mrs. Kirkton-Woodham Communit Mary DeJonge to sever Lot 13,< yTuesda of each month, on a trial / as Lavina Wheatley, Mrs. Frank Sills. In the front row are Mrs. Charles Geddes,Mrs. Gar Baker and Centre Board had reduced the Concession 6 from their holdings y basis, for.this year. Mrs. Adin Forbes. Mrs. Bill O'Shea was absent. new hall deficit to $2000, in each was recommended for approval w Navy, Br Wme own, n: s'✓' • of Usborne and Blanshard town- and 'without any consideration Mr. Hancock announced that ships. An invitation was received requirement. the church's annual meeting will FOrtral BLAZERS March Of Dimes "ility Fund' from Exeter for representatives to The Road Superintendent was be held Januar 20th with a Y Regular 56.00 to09 50 instructed to advertise gravelling • attend a Recreation planning g g pot -luck dinner to be served • • meeting on January 16. tenders to close by the February following the morning service. To Clear at' • $4,3.00 r �: campaignbegi S h'S Week . The Tax Collector reported a meeting and to secure specifica- This will precede the business total of $312,438.35 or 96% of the tions for a one ton truck with hoist meeting. Cortrel 1973 taxes had been collected. and prepare tendering proee- Double—Knit Pants The annual canvass for the bears the symbol of a green tree whatever cause, he still can be Council approved road ac- dures. The study packet for UCW e March of Dimes Ability Fund with a branch removed depicting counts for December of Stanley Francis, Murray Daw- study this year is "Partners in At 20 Dlscolilnt P g rehabilitated by medical treat son, Robert Chaffer Mrs. Emer- -Mission", dealing with the work begins this week as Mrs. Jack "though much is taken, much ment and' training in a skill $1'0,201.08 and General accounts g Case, this year's general and remains." g of $23,563.69. son Penhale, Mrs. William in Canada, Latin America, Islands recruiting chairman, handed out suitable to his ability, , 1974 memberships were to be Pincombe, Councillor' William of the Caribbean, Asia and WINTER WEAR CLEARANCE g' Although an adult person may The physically handicapped taken in the Ontario Good Roads' Morley and Deputy Reeve Walter Africa. kits to area captains. The kit bag be maimed or disabled through need help to get started along the Association, the Association of McBride were named 'a township The Devotions theme "I am the IN OUR. LADIES' DEPARTMENT road to independence. Your Rural Municipalities and the Recreation Committee. Light of the World", was 'b ' h NA;. •h f 1 d �tl contra ution to t e rc, o Dimes helps. Disabled adults Ontario Farm Drainage Asso- ciatior`.�t' ' Council reviewed sa arses an rate of pay schedules and agreed introduced by president, Mrs. E. WINTER COATS Sale $39 to $95 Operators $3.00 per hour, Day 'Labour Rate $2.25 per hour, want a helping hand, not a The Road Superintendent was on revisions to provide for: Papple. Mrs. Strong read a Scripture passage; Mrs. Roy REGULAR 59.95 to 150.00 power of these workers. „Luvie Duvies 33 handout. Through its research program, California last spring. Mrs. N. Reeve $600; Deputy Reeve $550; Councillors $500. McGonigle led in prayer and Miss Smith read two timely readings. CAR COATS �" Sale $19 to $26 Swinging Six 55 the Rehabilitation Foundation Tile Drainage Inspector $4 per Stimore will be lunch convener Clerk -Treasurer and ,Tax Col-• Mrs. Papple, read a couple of REGULAR 2995 to 3995 Madeline Yeats, Clinton. The March of Dimes program is pioneered new techniques and January and Mrs. L. Grummett, program Flyers 38 Ladies' High Single and lector $9500 poems regarding `the New Year two -fold - that of medical may average close tear- + treatments needed to restore the disabled to his or her rightful' � Road Superintendent $835 and $100 office expense per month season. SPORTS WEAR -- ' 331/3 off place in society. • food ' Kramers (spare) 365• John offering of locally produced fruit may be scarce in som, plus mileage allowanee " for Group one, convened by Mrs. Coleman 301• High Triple Johnf 'Rodd, Pamela and Calvin, Mr. Shy Men M Y The 3-1 over Genesco with Gard Pryce Jr. Farmers vs. Genesco 10:30 outlook private car Forbes, served Iunch. Q PARTY DRESSES -- 1/2, PRICE., --- Fiat Convertible, S -Speed, Radio money raised by the,March getting all 3 goals for Archer's, Centralia are in charge of the end of the mo nt�Humers Waste Disposal Control Officer W L i GF GA Pts. at 2:00 m. p• � Ladies High Single Thelma • Ladies' High Single and Triple, of Dimes in Ontario (more than Genesco's goal getter was not g g referees for tonight's games. -.. VEGETABLES: Potato storage- away with a 4 - 2 victor The win Y Y• $21 per week Mrs. William J. Storey of R D 300/ ff recorded. $800,000 a year) returns to the Road Department work foreman Constance will be the guest agu a'r razzes O tO SO /O O BOWLING 213. Men's High Single, Brian public in two ways - namely, ShoWS goo $3.50 per hour, Grader Opera- speaker at the February 5 Huron Rural League Barry, 246, High Triple, . Tom savings of welfare payments ton for $3.20 per hour, Machine meeting (Tuesday). She will T S d' A T. the disabled who have returned to resent a travelo ue of a tri she earn tan mgs - Model T's 46 Costello, 649, verage, tm Barry, 209. work, . and the new spending supplies Bob a Links 46 Operators $3.00 per hour, Day 'Labour Rate $2.25 per hour, P g P and other local persons took to Team Standings- Fire Birds 40 ' Winner of St. James and power of these workers. „Luvie Duvies 33 Drainage Commissioner and California last spring. Mrs. N. j Snoopies ' 65 IN Jaquars 36 Egmondville Bowling draw - Mrs. Swinging Six 55 Pork: Siaughterings in both Tile Drainage Inspector $4 per Stimore will be lunch convener Life Savers 42 Road Runners 32 Madeline Yeats, Clinton. The March of Dimes program is Eastern and Western Canada hour' and Mrs. L. Grummett, program Flyers 38 Ladies' High Single and Triple, Country Club two -fold - that of medical may average close tear- Car mileage rate 15 cents convener. Ann Vogels, 235, 607. Men's Pearl 'McCallum 236 630 Men's Team standin s - restoration of the physically earlier levels:,. **y time and advice. FRUIT: Storage stocks of apples ' Kramers (spare) 365• John ` L,�gh, S'in�l 1 Doyg Ypun� ?�55; I�gfi `Th�ple, Frank,1211ey, 59-le6.. g Hit & Mtss S,9 %eet`Cweets 51 afflicted through treatment a d' g P egdip'm$nt 5e'rvice, and ih'roUg BEEF: Slaughtering levels may is g Y xfiffflwI"I �I �. F Commercial League Bob a Links 46 vocational rehabilitation achieved' levels. 'However, continuing Team Standings- Pioneers. 33 through psychological services market uncertainties make a Brownees 77 „Luvie Duvies 33 and sheltered workshops, of reliable : supply forigcast j Snoopies ' 65 Happy Six 30 which there are over 90 in extremely tenuous. Swinging Six 55 Ladies' High Single and Triple, Ontario., The March of Dimes is . EGGS: Supplies across Canada Life Savers 42 Ella Munro 296, 642 and average an "Investment in People." will be plentiful. Swifties. 39 Ella Munro 191, Men's High balill resumes POULTRY: The supply of broiler Flyers 38 Single, 'Bob Harris, 252, High The clinic for this area is at Kitchener the most highly chickens will be plentiful, 0 Ladies' High Single and Triple, Triple, Laverne Hoegy, 644 and ,and skilled doctors give freely of their roaster chickens adequate and Ann Vogels, 235, 607. Men's average Jack Ungarian 202, Bob Mixed League Team Standings• turkey meats abundant. High Single, Frank , Harris, 202. time and advice. FRUIT: Storage stocks of apples ' Kramers (spare) 365• John offering of locally produced fruit may be scarce in som, In the early game the Blues spotted the Kings and early 2 - 0 at the beginning of December Coleman 301• High Triple Johnf 'Rodd, Pamela and Calvin, Mr. Shy Men M Y were about four percent below 784 I Coleman, 1 j Legion Bowling League e� s goa , e ... the o a victory over Genesco on . Dec- Zurich, C lead Year earlier levels while pear 'stocks were 21.7 percent below. In Industrial Hockey action last Y Sunday two close games were Ron, Dale led the Flyers °with two goals while Bill Teall and John . * OH/4 Intermediate "C" Hockey Genesco's goal • from Lloyd Richardson, Tammy and Michael the final frame. Bill Price, Ken Bedard, 319, Seco Lo Second Chiselhurst over both having broom Tuesday ed League MixMix game, Team Standings- parr Line vs. Chiselhurst 7:30 Team Standings-' Firemen 2-9. Rick Hauwert and Total supplies of apples and played with winners Watt each added singles. Reiny Van Loon assisted by Wade 147 0 Meatheads 68-• n broom ball balill resumes pears will be seasonally to come from behind two goal deficits to earn their victories. Games for Sunday, Jan. 13th. * Sunday/ Jan. 13th High Triple, R.Beuerman 683. f` Topdawgs 51 � Happy adequate. However, the Mixed League Team Standings• assisted by Jim Finlayson got Brad *, Happy Six Stingers 49 45 On December 20, Archer's won Hensall vs. Firemen 9:30 offering of locally produced fruit may be scarce in som, In the early game the Blues spotted the Kings and early 2 - 0 Stars VS Blues 7:30 Kings VS Flyers 9:00 ,�. God a ri e h vs. Seaforth 'Rodd, Pamela and Calvin, Mr. Shy Men M Y 43 3-1 over Genesco with Gard Pryce Jr. Farmers vs. Genesco 10:30 East ern markets towards the lead and thert roared back with I.H.U.STANDINGS * 1970 --- Fiat Convertible, S -Speed, Radio 38 getting all 3 goals for Archer's, Centralia are in charge of the end of the mo nt�Humers four unanswered goals to skate W L i GF GA Pts. at 2:00 m. p• � Ladies High Single Thelma • Ladies' High Single and Triple, Next Monday night:' Genesco's goal getter was not g g referees for tonight's games. -.. VEGETABLES: Potato storage- away with a 4 - 2 victor The win Y Y• Blues 10 6 2 2 48 27 14 Blues * his goal. Ray Dalton from Bill Price and Ella Munro 268, 658'. Men's High recorded. The Happy Citizens met Thursday afternoon, Jan. 3rd in holdings in December were 2.5 for the Blues gives them a four lead the Flyers 10 5 5 - 36 37 10' • SEAFORTH ARENA Single, Al Nicholson, 274, High Triple, Steve Hook, 768. Bill Brown scored for Chisel- Standing for games hurst to lead them to a 1-0 victory Dec. 31, 1973, played to percent below the same date in 1972. Storage stocks of onions, -point over second Place Flyers with only five games Stars 10 4 5 1 29 36 9 •25 Randy Gredzak from Lloyd Chiselhurst vs. Centralia, 8:30 Parkinson, Margaret and Janet. the Legion rooms, Winners were g High Single and Triple, Bill Brown, 341, 834. High Average Lasteel led Genesco to a 2-1 victory over Hensall whose goal ,kings 10 3 6 1 38 7* * l��[ ♦C,�[ �C ♦C >� >� t�, St. fames' League 1972 over Jr. Farmers. W L T p carrots, cabbage and rutabagas remaining in the regular season Mrs. Robert Corsaut of St. Marys Mabel Scott and Low - Mrs. Vern Team Standings- > > / Centralia vs. Firemen is to be Zurich 4 0 0 8 are well above last year. schedule. Jack Groothius, Dave •` . Adams 63 rescheduled. There was a mis- Clinton 4 2 0 8 Supplies of potatoes will be Broome, Larry Broome and Bill "-'- Cutlass 442 B k t S Saints 58 understanding over the Hensall- Mitchell 2 1 0 4 seasonally adequate. Supplies Boshart scored for the Blues y Tigers 56 Parr Line game. Seaforth 1 2 1 3 of other storable 4egetables while Ray Devereaux .and Dale + Ti -Cats Jokers 40 39 Dave Turner assisted Wayne Love on his 2 -goals and with Doug Goderich R 'd' 1 i d P t 3 r Hensall 1 0 0 2 1 3 1 3 will be plentiful. Kennedy replied for the tail -end Kings: The Kings picked up four Of seven minor enalties called in Toros 37 Ladies' High Single and Triple, e� s goa , e ... the o a victory over Genesco on . Dec- Grand Bend 0 2 0 0 Sandra Johnston, 226, 609. Men's ember 27. Jim Watson scored Bayfield .O 3 0 0 High Single and Triple, Jack Genesco's goal • from Lloyd Richardson, Tammy and Michael the final frame. Bill Price, Ken Bedard, 319, Seco Lo Second Chiselhurst over Ladies broom Tuesday ed League MixMix game, Cardno and Ken Burgess scored Veteran parr Line vs. Chiselhurst 7:30 Team Standings-' Firemen 2-9. Rick Hauwert and victory. Last Thursday night Jr. Far- burst 2-1. Gail Nolan got both Farmers Marg Expos 65 Reiny Van Loon assisted by Wade 147 0 --- Meteor, 8-cyl., 4' door, HT. Spitfires 46 Kelly scored for Chiselhurst. balill resumes Colts 39 Then Clyde McClure scored db h'1 ` R High Triple, R.Beuerman 683. P the game. 7h in the Lat le game defenceman Jim Colemaf fired two goals and assisted on 42other as he led the • Stars to 5 - 4 victory over the, ll" 27-�%SO • SEAFOWN Flyers. The Flyers held a 4 - 2 , iead with just over twelve minutes Lot Open Evenings to 9 p.m. remaining in the game. The score was tied 2 - 2 at the end of the A 'd 41, +h St Hurricanes 38 Ookpiks 38 at for the Jr. Farmers w i e ae Mathers scored 2, Gerald Smith The ladies broomball had a Christmas break but on Monday Mr. and Mrs. Dennis rst perto wi a ars . outscoring their opponents 3 - 2 in 1968 --- Pontiac 8-cyl.,Sedan Athletics 31 getting 2, and Tom Papple added night got back in action with the Richardson, Tammy and Michael the final frame. Bill Price, Ken Stan Peters / Ladies' High Single and Triple, one to lead Archer's to a 5-1 Jr. Farmers winning over Chisel- were New Years Day guests with Mrs. Grace Mills St. Marys. Cardno and Ken Burgess scored Veteran parr Line vs. Chiselhurst 7:30 Dyk, 627 and average Betty Smith Marg McCauley, 267, 637. Men's victory. Last Thursday night Jr. Far- burst 2-1. Gail Nolan got both Farmers Marg of ter. and Mrs, David Wheeler the other Stars goals. 147 0 --- Meteor, 8-cyl., 4' door, HT. High Single, Bob Dinsmore, 264, goals for Jr. with High Triple, R.Beuerman 683. mer's came on strong to defeat n Firemen 6-1. Dale Kennedy McCauley getting Chiselhurst's entertained on Monday evening in honour of Steven's first Happy Mixed League Team Standings• assisted by Jim Finlayson got Brad goal Jane Roulston, from Gail birthday. Mr. and Mrs. George Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. John PB - PS AM -FM Radio Arctic Cat S 4 Firemen's goal, while Finlayson was the big gun for Jr, Glanville, scored for Seaforth Janet Klaver scored for 'Rodd, Pamela and Calvin, Mr. Cit1Zens , -, Moto Ski 48 Ski Whiz 30 Ski Doo 29 Farmers with 2 goals and assisting Ross Mitchell on his 2 while parr Pine to play to a 1.1 score. Centralia and Hensall to and • Mrs. Glenn Copeland. ' Cynthia, Ellen and Deanna and 1970 --- Fiat Convertible, S -Speed, Radio Allouettes 27 goals. Clyde McClure scored once played a scoreless tie. Miss Jean Copeland. meet ` � Ladies High Single Thelma and assisted Bob Henderson on Next Monday night:' Mr, and Mrs, Herman Foster ofFk• , Coombs, 233, High Triple, Haze, his goal. Ray Dalton from Bill Price and Exeter visited on Friday eveningd with Mr. and Mrs. Fred The Happy Citizens met Thursday afternoon, Jan. 3rd in 1971 --" Chev. Sedan; 8 Auto PS PB - McGonigle, 579, High Average, parr Line vs. Hensall, 7:30 - � � � � - a. o ` Barb Weisenberg 182. Men's Randy Gredzak from Lloyd Chiselhurst vs. Centralia, 8:30 Parkinson, Margaret and Janet. the Legion rooms, Winners were g High Single and Triple, Bill Brown, 341, 834. High Average Lasteel led Genesco to a 2-1 victory over Hensall whose goal Seaforth vs. Jr. Farmers, 9:30 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Corsaut, Jeffrey and Lisa of London and Ladies' high - Miss Bessie Davidson; Lone Hand - Mrs. 1972 --- Chev- Sedan, L V Auto- PS- PB. John Coleman 230. getter was not reported. Mrs. Robert Corsaut of St. Marys Mabel Scott and Low - Mrs. Vern > > / Gerben Wynja from Graeme visited Sunday afternoon with Patterson. Men's High - William 1NgmondvtlleLeague Team standings - Craig and Gerald Smith from i d A h' Mr. and Mrs. David Wheeler and Steven Kelly, Lone hand - Frank Smale 19/ 2 "-'- Cutlass 442 B k t S Tiger Cats. al' 61 Keith Williamson, a tc er s to a 2-0 victory over Parr Line. Keith golden Bears 49 49 Lapp from Rayre Swance and Elle Cats Rough Riders 45 Tom McBratney from Tom Burke Argo -noughts 35 for Centralia with Len Riley scoring for Chiselhurst, Centralia Stan Peters 33 over Chiselhurst 2-1. Ladies' High Single, Bonny Tonight: Fortune, 231, Triple, Mary Van parr Line vs. Chiselhurst 7:30 Dyk, 627 and average Betty Smith 1 C t 8 30 uc e e z Saturday evening dinner guests low, John Taylor. with Mr. and Mrs, Fred Lunch was served by our Social Parkinson, Margaret and Janet Committee. Consul, PS-. PB* were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pickel and family of St. Marys. 19'2 Ch 1/2TOn V Standard Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Lannin of Every week more and more ..... ., Dublin visited Sunday evening people discover what mighty jobs e . with Mr. and Mrs. David are accomplished by low cost :n Wheetor a `d St . Want Ads Dial, 527-014(1 Archer s vs. en r to n even. ..