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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1974-02-21, Page 10s � - 5 a , ' A . ........ ...... .. "y`',pMIM4 oVir 1, v�. va.,.m.rr,r 3 •, ' R + 1 1 R, H4 itQlo#f !1XPG$ITQR. $ �F .1 T", QMT., 11111. 21, 1974 j ,.*0100 ►�9-f euro,or�C Producers "AwsV1 '7 ARN t•D T V UISSEN Q '� h m b oks dedicated at Duff 'want n t ' mStaffa,....� o re� s to i li ty �w scene. Nobody was hurt. Traffic S council works." advance to the next' contest in The Huron County Pork Elmer Harding, Howick . Correspogdent .,Mrs. Bohn Te�pt Iemaq P. Exeter. - On February' 13 and 15, Mr. Eggs." Songs called "On Top of Producer Associatibn held it's Township; George Campbell, Vince Elliott fi•oni the.` Exeter . Correspondent u Mrs. Allan McCall prayer, also read a couple of of'. Ken and Mrs. McDonald were: Mr. Mrs. 'Robert annual meeting in the Legion Hall McKillop Township; Lloyd _. semi-finals for the Oral Coin- poems, The collection was taken and in Clinton on February 13th last. Stewart, Hullett Township; Joe Meeting S of the Staffa NI, 4•H Walton Unit Meets by Mrs.. Merton Hackwell and Warwick of St. Th omas and Mr. In adressing the meeting Keith ' Millar Hay Township; Doug* Homemaking Club was held at The Walton Unit held their dedicated by.,Mrs. G. McNichol. Neil McDonald of Toronto. Weeden of Paisley, chairman of Fraser,, Morris Township; Ken the home of the assistant leader meeting in the church basement Mrs. John Burch gave the topic _ Mr. and Mrs. -Arthur Docked, the marketing board, wanted C a r n o c h a d, T u c k e r s,m i t h on Saturday, February 16 at 9:30 on Wednesday evening, February on "Mission Impossil t% Unless". London, Mr. Oscar Docked, more stability, in 'the pork Township-, Maurice H a i s t , A.M. �+ 13 with 24 members present. Mrs. W. J.'Leeming read a London, Mrs. James W. Daley, industry. Production cost will Stephen. Township; Alvin Roll Call-Make'and serve a Mrs. Don Achilles opened with poem, followed by Mrs. G. Blenheim and -Mrs. Karen Leigh likely be higher in the coming . Cudmore, Usborne Township; supper dish using one of the toe Call to Worship." Blest be the McNichol leading in prayer. eampleford, spent the week end year, he said, high grain prices Jim Consitt, Stanley Township) "pastas'% was answered by all 14 tie that binds" was sung Mrs. J. Burch presided for the at the Manse with Rev. and Mrs. and higher fuel costs being some Glen McMichael, Turnberry girls. accompanied by Mr s,• Herb business. Minutes of the, last D. Docked and familv. of the reasons. He didn't think Tow.nshipti Alan Miller, West The leaders conducted at)aquiz . Travis at the piano.s.:Achilles M� meeting were read by the hostess. for the euchre that subsidies was the answer. Wawanosh Township and Adrian on cereals and discussed with the" read the scripture from Tames 3: secretary. The roll call w•as party Community Hall this Jim McGregor of Kippen, a Vos, East Wawanosh Township. girls "cereals around the clock" 6 - 18, followed by the meditation "Gentleness". answered by a Valentine verse. Friday evening Feb. 22,are: Mrs. director of the marketing board, Directors at � large: Terry and "Kinds of Pastas". • on Mrs. Frank The meeting was closed by Torrence Dundas, Mrs. � Jack blamed the fluctuating prices on Dalton, Dungannon; '.George Joanne Ross; Mary Jane` and Kirkby led in prayer."Gentle everyone reheating the Lord's Gordon, Mrs. Earl Watson•and the unexpected high runs of hogs Monterief, Lucknow; n Geiger, Elizabeth Templeman made Jesus meek and mild" was sung. Prayer. Mrs. William Leeming, Everyone to the market. It seems that hog Keith Small, Wroxter; rancis tomato -meat sauce, Jane Ross Mrs. Kirkby closed the devotional A. delicious lunch was served by is welcome.' farmers do not keep statistics up Hunt, Walton and J.P.Rau. and Nancy Tem lenian made Y P period with prayer. Mrs, Dave Watson, Mrs, John " to date with their_ production At a directors meeting basic muffins and Joanne Jordon Mrs. Don Achilles chose as the Burch, .Mrs. Murray Dennis and Miss Connie Coutts, nurse -in- plans and as a result the board as immediately following the annual and Karen Miller made baked t is v o a very interesting s o p y t g tory n h the hostess, r s, M s. McCutcheon. training at St. Joseph's Hospital, wpackers-can't well as n t plan ahead rileeting. Eric Moore was elected lasagne. These were sampled by "The Teu Commandments". Church News London, spent the week end at _gither. Mr. McGregor suggested president. Elmer Harding vice- the girls at .the close of the Mrs. William Thamer presided At the morning service on the home of her parents, Mr. and ,that price fluctuation be kept at a president and Lloyd Stewart was meeting. for the business: The tninutes Sunday at Duff's United Church, Mrs. (Bill Coutts- . daily maximum of 25c similar to returned as secretary -treasurer. Personals were ' read by Mrs. .,Howard .Walton', there were t"-. Sunday guests with Mr. and the operation of the futures M'r. and Mrs. John Miller, • Hackwell, followed by the roll new hymn books dediclated to a Mrs. Nelson' Reid were Mr. and market. He said that this would At The Bank Karen,, Shirley 'ane)' Steven call. Mrs. Mac Sholdice gave the used by the congregation. These Mrs. Bob' Machan and girls and create a greater stability. The This recent European attended the graduation of • treasurer's report and received were distributed to the pews by Mrs. Laura Machan of Sarnia. number of producers in. the immigrant walkedl into the Corporal Baary- Oliver at Aylmer the collection. the Clerk of session, Emmerson Mr. and- Mrs. Jas. Scott Sr.'of , Province went down by 7,000 downtown branch of a. large bank on Friday: Announcements were given of Mitchell and the ushers, .Fred Blyth visited on Monday at the since a year ago, he said. and asked the guard, in broken Miss - Geraldin6 Templeman, current events in the church -Dunk, Alvin McDonald, and same home. < Elected asp, township English: `Can 1 -talk to the. man Stratford, spent the weekend with work. World Day of Prayer will be Stephen Dennis. - repre$entatives w'e're: Ross Eedy, who arranges loans?" The guard her -parents, Mr. and Nfrs. John held on Friday, Mai•ch l:at 2 p.m. Rev. Docken chose as his Miss Teressa Ryan of London Ashfield township; Eric Moore, told him:"I'm sorry, the loan Templeman and family'. The thank -offering, meeting is to sermon, "Through Death to spent the week end at the home of Colborne Township; Barry arrangeer is out to lunch." The Miss Helen Smate was a be on Sutiday-evening, April 21 Life",. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, Goderich Township; Jim European immigrant replied: "In w'eckend"grrk1 of Miss Joanne --with the Bradley Bunch of Clinton The choir rendered an anthem, Lawrence Rvan. W;Iliamson , Grev Township; that case, I'll talknto Tonto!" Connolly. R.R.5, Mitchell. as special guests! Anyone havin on of God Heald Hiss, Holy . used car ds are to leave them at W rd" taken from the new Hymn the church. A delegate was asked Bok. Mrs. Wilber assisted at the News of Hulleft 'Central to attend the annual Presbyterial Organ, meeting in Clinton 'on March 6. Social Evening ' "Jesus, the very thought of—. Neighbors of Tom Shortdary Thee" was sung and the Lord's .from the ni4ith line and boundary , french t e x e h �a n e d Prayer was repeated in unison met for a social get-together at closing the meeting. the 'home of Walter and Mr's. Lunch was served by, Mr s. Bewley,pint,,,,, a_turday evening.,- 1Jn Friday, February 8, Mrs. sixth: Grade eight-Steve�Bromlev accompanied` them to 'Douglas class presented • a Valentine Stewart' Humphries, Mrs. Jack February 16th. Smith, the French teacher, traded third and Christine McNall, first. Point. During the trip they were • Assembly on Thursday. 'February McEwing and Mrs. William -Tom and his daughter Emma classes with Mr. Orr from East The junior relay team shown thrpugh the Bruce Nuclear 14. The assembly began with O Humphries. had moved,to their new home in Wawanosh Public School at flame cond and the senior team Came Power Development. Much was Canada followed by the Lord's McKlllop Unit Clinton last fall. Belgrave. - ��t°ourth; Everyone did their best learned during this trip. Prayer and' the Bible Reading. The McKillop, Unit bf the The enjgyable evening was It. it . Orr's idea, thinking racing and Hullctt; came second Songs called Venice, Christopher U.C.W. was held at the home of ' spent playing progressive euchre, that it ould be different if the overall with Clinton Public Volleyball Columbus and Viking Warrior Mrs. C. McCutcheon with 11 with 9 tables in play. Winners children heard someone elso leading. On Wednesday, February 13, were sung. TwOle boys pee - members and one visitor present. were: High Lady - Mrs. A. speak French. Mrs. Smith. taught ;• the school volleyball teams were fortified the Parade of the -Months. Mrs. Glenn McNichol presided McCall; . Low Lady grades four and five of the Legion Public Speaking" involved in games both at A recitation walled "A Timely for the devotions opening the Mrs. K. DeJong; High Man - Belgrave School while Mr. Orr On February 13, winners from Scatorth Public School 'and at. Word from a Groundhog" was meeting by singing, "L -et 17s, Tom Shortreed; Low Man had the grades five, six and seven each of the senior and junior Hullett Central School. The girls 'given by Robert Nesbitt, followed Break Bread Together". Harvey McClure. at Hullett. The classes enjoyed contests held at Hullett Central travelled to Seaforth where they by"a play called "The Boy Who Mrs. W. J. Leeming read the Prior to 'lunch, gifts of sheep having Mr. Orr and would last• week, travelled to Blyth to won -'ail four games by scores cf Wouldn't Brush his Teeth," Then scripture from Philippians 4: skin rugs were presented to Tom sometime like to have him back represent ullett Centrai in the 15-3. 15-3, 15.3 and 15-2, while a song called "The Tootome hs 10-21. Mrs. G. McNichol gave the and Emma by Berva Watson and again.. Canadian I/egion Public Speaking the Seaforth boys team came 4o Tune" was sung; followed by meditation "Cry of the lonely Harvey McClure:, Contest. ` Hullett and were defeated in the short skit about White Cane heart", followed by a,discussion Mr. and Mrs. Bill Coutts have 'Visit from Former Warden Calvin Lovett, Kerri Medd and three games with scores,of 15-I f,' Week given by four girls, on how we as a group might help ret urned home from a 14 -day bus On Friday, February 8, Mr. Judy Jewitt front Grades 7 and 8 1_5-6. and'9-5, Because the founder of the Boy the lonely,,older people in homes, trip to Florida. Marie reported it Roy Pattison, former Huron and Christine Carter, Judy Carfer C<ingl•5tulations to both Hullett Scouts was born in February, handicapped people and other wa-s•very cool the first five days Countv warden, visited Hullett nd Karen Durnin from grades 5 ' teams on such a tine showing. Steven Popp gave the Boy Scout group s g P ' Mrs. Dave Watson le ;d' iii- they were there. ; y, iVeek end visitors at the home Central School to talk. -with the grade seven Class; who have been yid b, competed with Blyth ublic School at this contest. They will be taking part yin a „,., Volley all tournament' on Feb'= 4 Pledge.' A. recitation w s given about ,Thomas Edison next by six " studying about different forms of Kerri Medd with her speech ruary at Citral• Huron girls, and then a- play called government, about countVTouncil about "Toleration" won the Seco idary Sch'r3 '(,60inton. ','Hearts Tarts." Pat Stackhouse in this area and explain how the senior contest and will now scene. Nobody was hurt. Traffic tap-danced for everyone, forlow•ed council works." advance to the next' contest in New Shoes by a " dialogue called "Buying After his speech, he answered Exeter. - On February' 13 and 15, Mr. Eggs." Songs called "On Top of the many questions that grade Oral Communications Vince Elliott fi•oni the.` Exeter Old Sniokey" and "A Valentine seven firFd art him. On Tuesday. February 11, the High School returned to Hullett Song" were sung. In return for his helpfulness, semi-finals for the Oral Coin- Central to take the grades three Anne Reuber in Japan' which Calvin Lovett, • as. the class munication's Public Speaking and four oa snowshoe expedi- n The devoftonal period' was representative, thankod him for Contest was „held at Robertson ' rion`to sec how well they could, London: Mrs. Bannerman visited coming'and presented him with a Memorial Public School in God- handl the awkward shoes which visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bert gift. , erich and involved were speakers he had s own ,them how to use LIFE HEALTH and AOOWENT - Registered Retirement Pensions -�- Ineome Tax Deduetable Registered %tirement Annuities. — REPRESENTING — Sun Life Assurance Company Of Canada TELEPHONE : 527-0410 117 GODFRIQII ST. EAST = SEAFORTH Read the Advertisements — It's a Profitable Pastime! s N," SEW UP SAME., EASY, CARE '` 4 e� r: Fashion, - Fabri c p F �o 8• � ':K N. � Crim -lene, Trevira, Double -Knits; 'Seer - suckers, blain and Printed Polyester Crepe, Cottons, Broa'dcloth and i denims. i = We handle only first quality materials. — Just Arrived Complete Line of Sewing Accessoiixeil' — • a ro e s, BOOKS AND STAT10NERY STORE, The Friendly Store In Seaforth — "the friendly town" z� from six schools in the Clinton sevc . I weeks ago. Miss Roney's • Truck ��sli s on North � Ro' ad - and Goderich surrounding areas. Gra c three class took their trip . Carnival Races Ann Snell represented Hullett on cdnesda}'; while Mr. Tal- _ t` Q�Saturdav, February 9, Central, although she did not bots tour class took, theirs _ , Around 5 o'clock Monday y y skating races were held at' the lace in the to two. Two on Friday. ihev travelled to y Garr and Mar Ann McNichol, place P , evening, when visability was Jack Storey and Gerry McClure. Clinton Public Arena in connect- 'winners, on from Clinton Public "Stone Farm which is localed on. almost nil, a Dominion Consoli- ion with the Winter Carnival. The and one frond Robertson Memor ,he second concessiolt of Hullett, 0 r racesbe an at ten o'clock IrLthc ial will ad to the county Township. They caught on. very :dated tractor trailer truck slipped Call From Australia morning.' fivals. quickly to the trickiness of putting on icy pavement on the north road , Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Hulley " between Winthrop and Seaforth. 'visited with Mr. and Mrs. Otto The winners from hitillett are as one shoe in fropt of the other Inglis W shers/Dryers The truck was going up the hill at Walker, Cromarty. Marg's bru_ follows: Kindergar't'en to Grade Field Trio • without tripping. Besides being LIBERATOR Nesbitt's farm going south when ther, Kenneth from Australia, Three -Boys: Kent Howatt, On Thursday, February 14, the hard work, it was very enjovabfe r it started 'to slip and ended up phoned home at 7 o'clock.Monday - second; Girls: Marilyn Archam- grade eight students visited the to them as . they saw an'd with the longtrailer completely morning Australian t ime and it bault. fourth; Grades four and Bruce Nuclear Power, Develop discussed animal tracks at4d other ® QUICK CHECK: P Y g � ,Q.. ashen -3 c Iles .� blocking the road and the tractor was 3 o'Slock Sunday afternoon five -Robbie' Plunkett, second;, ment at Douglas. Point. Recentiv ' signs of furry friends. ® y - , O uper Agitator head -nose in ditch creating a real here. Also home were Mr. and- Grades six and seven -Steven they had' ben studying about ValeriTintes'Dai' Assembly ® ''ii` O 2 Agitator speeds ' hazard to nort' bound traffic Mrs. Hugh Currie.. Linda and Plunkett, third;. Karen Durnin, energy rTsouress. Mr. Tremcer Mrs. Livingstan's. grade five' O 2 spin speeds coming over tRi— 11 Joanne Dorchester Mr and O Brush filter Bill Brown -•s wrecker was. at the Mrs. Larry Gardiner, Steven and scene. Nobody was hurt. Traffic k was held up for more than 11h CAVEN CHURCH U.C.W. 3� „ moved. Read the Advertisements — It's a Profitable Pastime! s N," SEW UP SAME., EASY, CARE '` 4 e� r: Fashion, - Fabri c p F �o 8• � ':K N. � Crim -lene, Trevira, Double -Knits; 'Seer - suckers, blain and Printed Polyester Crepe, Cottons, Broa'dcloth and i denims. i = We handle only first quality materials. — Just Arrived Complete Line of Sewing Accessoiixeil' — • a ro e s, BOOKS AND STAT10NERY STORE, The Friendly Store In Seaforth — "the friendly town" z� from six schools in the Clinton sevc . I weeks ago. Miss Roney's • Truck ��sli s on North � Ro' ad - and Goderich surrounding areas. Gra c three class took their trip . Carnival Races Ann Snell represented Hullett on cdnesda}'; while Mr. Tal- _ t` Q�Saturdav, February 9, Central, although she did not bots tour class took, theirs _ , Around 5 o'clock Monday y y skating races were held at' the lace in the to two. Two on Friday. ihev travelled to y Garr and Mar Ann McNichol, place P , evening, when visability was Jack Storey and Gerry McClure. Clinton Public Arena in connect- 'winners, on from Clinton Public "Stone Farm which is localed on. almost nil, a Dominion Consoli- ion with the Winter Carnival. The and one frond Robertson Memor ,he second concessiolt of Hullett, 0 r racesbe an at ten o'clock IrLthc ial will ad to the county Township. They caught on. very :dated tractor trailer truck slipped Call From Australia morning.' fivals. quickly to the trickiness of putting on icy pavement on the north road , Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Hulley " between Winthrop and Seaforth. 'visited with Mr. and Mrs. Otto The winners from hitillett are as one shoe in fropt of the other Inglis W shers/Dryers The truck was going up the hill at Walker, Cromarty. Marg's bru_ follows: Kindergar't'en to Grade Field Trio • without tripping. Besides being LIBERATOR Nesbitt's farm going south when ther, Kenneth from Australia, Three -Boys: Kent Howatt, On Thursday, February 14, the hard work, it was very enjovabfe r it started 'to slip and ended up phoned home at 7 o'clock.Monday - second; Girls: Marilyn Archam- grade eight students visited the to them as . they saw an'd with the longtrailer completely morning Australian t ime and it bault. fourth; Grades four and Bruce Nuclear Power, Develop discussed animal tracks at4d other ® QUICK CHECK: P Y g � ,Q.. ashen -3 c Iles .� blocking the road and the tractor was 3 o'Slock Sunday afternoon five -Robbie' Plunkett, second;, ment at Douglas. Point. Recentiv ' signs of furry friends. ® y - , O uper Agitator head -nose in ditch creating a real here. Also home were Mr. and- Grades six and seven -Steven they had' ben studying about ValeriTintes'Dai' Assembly ® ''ii` O 2 Agitator speeds ' hazard to nort' bound traffic Mrs. Hugh Currie.. Linda and Plunkett, third;. Karen Durnin, energy rTsouress. Mr. Tremcer Mrs. Livingstan's. grade five' O 2 spin speeds coming over tRi— 11 Joanne Dorchester Mr and O Brush filter Bill Brown -•s wrecker was. at the Mrs. Larry Gardiner, Steven and scene. Nobody was hurt. Traffic Lisa. . was held up for more than 11h CAVEN CHURCH U.C.W. hours until'the tractor trailer was „ moved. Caven Church; Winthrop Mrs. Charles Geddes and family. U.C.W. met Wednesday, Feb - Visit Kentucky ruary 6. Among the' people attending The president Mrj. Koehler the Tractor Pul! at Louisville, opened the meeting with an Kentucky from this vicinity were: inspirational reading followed by Gail and' Alex Glanville, Kenny -Hymn 158 and read a letter from and Betty. Glanvifle, Lori ie and Anne Reuber in Japan' which Bonnie Glanville, Les and Pat proved most interesting. „ Bernard, Bill and Sharon 'Mc- •• The devoftonal period' was Clure, Steven and Nora Eckert. opened with Hymn 363, and Mrs. Anna Dolmage led in a lengthy discussion on "Missionary Work." Several questions were passed among the ladies and each question led to a new discussion and view -point. The minutes of the last meeting were read -,and the roll call was answered by your mother's Maiden Name. 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Billie, Steven and Chelene t Mr. Ivy Henderson is a patient Glanville , visited with Mr, and in Seaforth Community Hospital. Mrs. Orval Storey, their grand - We wish hirn`a speedy recovery. parent's, while their parents Mr. Carbianne Doig. of the and Mrs. Alex §rlanville attended 11ttiversity of. Guelpp was home the Tractor Pull at Louisville. tdf the WO-61titiil Kefittteky. 't r O Pump guard O 3 wash/rinse temperature selections O Variable water level selections O Dryer—Program Dry system O Permanent Press care O 3 temperature selections " O Large dryer capacity O Flexible timed drying ONLY THE PAIR.$450, The budget -priced Liberator washer and dryer offer.you exceptional value and years of gutsy performance. Look at the washer. You get 2 agitation, 2 spin speeds with Cdol Down Care for permanent press. You get a Super Agitator and you even get a Pump Guard to trap pins and things. The dryer's 2 automatic cycles and 3 tempelature sel-edtions handle all loads with ease. 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The dryer's 2 automatic cycles and 3 tempelature sel-edtions handle all loads with ease. And new to, all Inglis models this year: a lint trap thctt's'cover " and lint trap all in -one. The Liberator Washer is also available in single -speed as above except for lint filter. THE STORE WITH MORE,,.,,,,,,,, QUALITY and SERVICE GERICWS Ltd. ZURICH 236-4351 SEAFORTH 527-0.190 "GUAR.ANTELM HURON COUNTY'S LOWEST PRTCES OR DIFFERENCE RETURNED" t i • k 1 N e 7t