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The Huron Expositor, 1974-03-28, Page 150' 4 0 7 i w 4 iNDISPENSIBLE - This computer operated giant typewriter is the machine that prepares all the,copy for insertion in each week's paper. The machine is called a Compugraphic and the man at right is checking the masses of circuits and wires over with the help of the electronic scanner on top of the machine. 4A • BIG BLUE MACHINE Mrs. Henrietta Brown, Jarvis Street, Seaforth operates the computerized typing machine that sets up the copy for each week's paper., The machine has a regular typewriter keyboard and prints words'on light sensitive paper 77 ''t'•' , I. p.. lwl_gr0 NX� t�i�lti�..*,%!(�A�•,r�'At'sr.7e';�tT'i�r%�`,'!!� fr. of ' b tt ° .'+ ..*.,...,. I�. i ,y,. ... i I .¢.fM• ' n .. iihA r .{ i r is,'o-Isto AOMP IN Sunda. M,a :ch 2; , , Retktel:. asWa packaged in a plastic flannelatte plan0ts and °water. everyth ng !ley •axe.ttot; able :,#q y' ' a v . based mitt way used .ta xo, c to a stot f t ever eed' f Bible Church was b0.dt�,fa' VeXY' ;'O elope... p- p..dlt..p �0 4„ 9, �' lovable couple, Rev. and ltMi t. y "' I,tl order-, . to..;l�lp..lhe student 'the:b,ackgrR,tancl:, f2tle acl<$rgLtnd. Lastly,. ;sttby%ld .l,lr W- h �>I'ooi, , �! Alfred Wiener of Toronto. llskl,plize the story, flannel gra h 'served many lessons. ,... has butt able !g hold rtply'.to The sr~rvice consisted of the i vV4 used., the showed how .aid The misstonacy makes. use of the laird° highlights to his, life, from a f veryone is, in the wax Jewish, boy in Frankfurt, whole-heartedly, The ypop forward into battle, rThe old$texsslnes ft�r $melt Germany, to a young man in the, a= _ teenager boy, and ixl• pes, = ,E�t i> ianCe hands of the Gestapo. '' 00 Only those who have seen a aro the providers of the war material, concentration camp can know the ' treatment he rectived. The meeting closed with Psalm 91. Miss Collar needs to be Through many channels, he commended ,for abilities anti �� '�"����� ���� • :: ;: arrived •in Britain, thence to �: enthusiasm. Canada., Here he learned, English and' Mrs. William Emberling PIA T '� 7*�. w began to serve God a d man i>U a '` , t"nked Miss Collar and invited ; � Christian Jewish o anizatto ev ryone to fellowship,and lunch The Hope of Israel iVlssengers,�i t',', in ;the••Sunday Schgot. room. �. Rev. Wiener aided by his wifsd and four Sunday School pupils u d conducted the Passover FeasT. 41 ` •• Every step and every article was described in detail. So this was very informative. Last but not least, Rev. Wiener t' six �r," +� ' took the congregation for a"trip''` through the `land"of music. Two very beautiful pieces of his own - arrangement were Onward Christian Soldiers and Israel's DESS HOW MANY ? Y? - Counting gumdrops in the National Anthem. •.••. jar was another popular penny Carniva�•'game last'"•••""""""' The evening service tyas,_ .aR__,_, . hour well spent. His sermon was week. Enjoying Holtda'y`happenings and taxing, their inspiring as it was 1a4king ,. brains are Mark Underwoodleft grid Garth , forward 'prophetically.'"Vaughan. Bethel Bible Church Women's Fellowship welcomed on March 20 the ladies from many Seaforth, Kitchener and Stratford churches Ph. 527•-0240: Expositor Action -Ads. to their monthly meeting. The special occasion was to meet and hear a message by Miss jf Laura Collar, a returned missionary to Israel.. ' ' The meeting was opened by the president, Mrs. Gordon, Blanchard. She read a poem -to introduce the theme. Prayer St. Patrick's "'Miss Eunice Doerr of Stratford favoured the group with two solos euchre IS accompanied by Mrs, R. Dolton.• Mrs. Sieman introduced Miss /• Laura Collar whom she had met in a success Jeruka em, while on tour with a group from Seaforth. Fourteen tables were• .in-play.,4 Miss--Collar---presented a. -'very. when Edelweiss Rebekah Lodge fascinating message. She divided held a euchre party to celebrate her talk into three parts: St. Patripk's Day. a- Her struggle to gat her visa to Winners were: Ladies high- enter Israel. Mrs. Ethel McDougall; Ladies b- Her work as a missionary.' Ione hands- Mrs. Feta Orr; c- Israel's struggle to keep its Gent's high- Secord Mc$rien; independence., Mens lone hand- James Kelly;Miss Collar found the time Low- Wilbur•Godkin.• before obtaining her visa. very Lucky tallies were held by Miss frustrating. Teenie Dennis, Mrs. Fern Once there, she was confronted Pattprson, Lorne - Dennis, J. with language • and , cutto.m Kelly,�and Mrsr. Agin Agar. barriers. Lucky birthday- Mrs. Mae Her' work was to interest the Dorrance. Mrs, Hazel Coutts held 'people in Our Saviour. the lucky ticket, in a draw. She and her • companions Mrs, Everitt Smith and Mrs. worked out a method' of Foster Bennett were in charge of instruction. They produced games w nd dra''and Mrs. Keith packages. The life of Our Saviour Shar ' was dessert- convener. was divided. into ' stages of learning. Teaching or self - S DR70tM Dail ORDER YOUR SEED GRAIN CORN , 1REANS AND GRASS SEED Before' the Rush Fresh CEMENT in Stock SEA'T`O-RTK, CO OP 'FARMERS ,Phone 527-0770 Seaforth Remember ! It takes but a learning material was done on moment to place ,an Expositor coloured paper. Want Ad and be money in pocket. Each stage was mimeographed • through, a photographic process. The machine can be To advertise, just Dial Seaforth on specified colour of paper. This ■ ■ set to provide lines ofcopy of varying length. 527-0240. ome to Conestoga.. .on SEE WHAT CONESTOGA COLLEGE CAN DO FOR YOU l•! r ;. _,,, ,.,:...,.. _ M" .... ... ..... ,,., r,•,: CONESTOGA COLLEGE is offering._a series of courses desigfied to reflect YOUR needs! Now is the . '"• ' t"' ` r ? ■ ° time to continue your post -secondary education. Conestoga College is the place!.Right now we're ac- cepting enrollment in a number of excellent programs! CONS,.iDER! ACT NOW!I's ! . ;.. MATERIALS MANAGEMENT It's The path to a carer in administration, pur- i r actually qulto`srrrple: Indelibly marked. If you drive for chasing, production planning, distribution, If All you do is accumd1ate fifteen two years without a traffic con- chasing, like a challenge, like working with people, ° < ire and want an exciting ,career in a rapidly ex- demerit points and lose your viction your points are erased and panding field, this may be the program for r You I !i licence for thirty days. Do it again your slate is clean, and.lose your licence for six i Points WELDING TECHNICIAN months. How DemePoints ACCUmulate. ' s In an area of increasing complexity of tech- In thisr province, it definite! pays niques and materials, a graduate Welding Technician can move rapidly Into supervisory i � M' executive positions. > Ontario's demerit point system is ' designed to convince the poor CONESTOGA 0' 4 0 7 i w 4 iNDISPENSIBLE - This computer operated giant typewriter is the machine that prepares all the,copy for insertion in each week's paper. The machine is called a Compugraphic and the man at right is checking the masses of circuits and wires over with the help of the electronic scanner on top of the machine. 4A • BIG BLUE MACHINE Mrs. Henrietta Brown, Jarvis Street, Seaforth operates the computerized typing machine that sets up the copy for each week's paper., The machine has a regular typewriter keyboard and prints words'on light sensitive paper 77 ''t'•' , I. p.. lwl_gr0 NX� t�i�lti�..*,%!(�A�•,r�'At'sr.7e';�tT'i�r%�`,'!!� fr. of ' b tt ° .'+ ..*.,...,. I�. i ,y,. ... i I .¢.fM• ' n .. iihA r .{ i r is,'o-Isto AOMP IN Sunda. M,a :ch 2; , , Retktel:. asWa packaged in a plastic flannelatte plan0ts and °water. everyth ng !ley •axe.ttot; able :,#q y' ' a v . based mitt way used .ta xo, c to a stot f t ever eed' f Bible Church was b0.dt�,fa' VeXY' ;'O elope... p- p..dlt..p �0 4„ 9, �' lovable couple, Rev. and ltMi t. y "' I,tl order-, . to..;l�lp..lhe student 'the:b,ackgrR,tancl:, f2tle acl<$rgLtnd. Lastly,. ;sttby%ld .l,lr W- h �>I'ooi, , �! Alfred Wiener of Toronto. llskl,plize the story, flannel gra h 'served many lessons. ,... has butt able !g hold rtply'.to The sr~rvice consisted of the i vV4 used., the showed how .aid The misstonacy makes. use of the laird° highlights to his, life, from a f veryone is, in the wax Jewish, boy in Frankfurt, whole-heartedly, The ypop forward into battle, rThe old$texsslnes ft�r $melt Germany, to a young man in the, a= _ teenager boy, and ixl• pes, = ,E�t i> ianCe hands of the Gestapo. '' 00 Only those who have seen a aro the providers of the war material, concentration camp can know the ' treatment he rectived. The meeting closed with Psalm 91. Miss Collar needs to be Through many channels, he commended ,for abilities anti �� '�"����� ���� • :: ;: arrived •in Britain, thence to �: enthusiasm. Canada., Here he learned, English and' Mrs. William Emberling PIA T '� 7*�. w began to serve God a d man i>U a '` , t"nked Miss Collar and invited ; � Christian Jewish o anizatto ev ryone to fellowship,and lunch The Hope of Israel iVlssengers,�i t',', in ;the••Sunday Schgot. room. �. Rev. Wiener aided by his wifsd and four Sunday School pupils u d conducted the Passover FeasT. 41 ` •• Every step and every article was described in detail. So this was very informative. Last but not least, Rev. Wiener t' six �r," +� ' took the congregation for a"trip''` through the `land"of music. Two very beautiful pieces of his own - arrangement were Onward Christian Soldiers and Israel's DESS HOW MANY ? Y? - Counting gumdrops in the National Anthem. •.••. jar was another popular penny Carniva�•'game last'"•••""""""' The evening service tyas,_ .aR__,_, . hour well spent. His sermon was week. Enjoying Holtda'y`happenings and taxing, their inspiring as it was 1a4king ,. brains are Mark Underwoodleft grid Garth , forward 'prophetically.'"Vaughan. Bethel Bible Church Women's Fellowship welcomed on March 20 the ladies from many Seaforth, Kitchener and Stratford churches Ph. 527•-0240: Expositor Action -Ads. to their monthly meeting. The special occasion was to meet and hear a message by Miss jf Laura Collar, a returned missionary to Israel.. ' ' The meeting was opened by the president, Mrs. Gordon, Blanchard. She read a poem -to introduce the theme. Prayer St. Patrick's "'Miss Eunice Doerr of Stratford favoured the group with two solos euchre IS accompanied by Mrs, R. Dolton.• Mrs. Sieman introduced Miss /• Laura Collar whom she had met in a success Jeruka em, while on tour with a group from Seaforth. Fourteen tables were• .in-play.,4 Miss--Collar---presented a. -'very. when Edelweiss Rebekah Lodge fascinating message. She divided held a euchre party to celebrate her talk into three parts: St. Patripk's Day. a- Her struggle to gat her visa to Winners were: Ladies high- enter Israel. Mrs. Ethel McDougall; Ladies b- Her work as a missionary.' Ione hands- Mrs. Feta Orr; c- Israel's struggle to keep its Gent's high- Secord Mc$rien; independence., Mens lone hand- James Kelly;Miss Collar found the time Low- Wilbur•Godkin.• before obtaining her visa. very Lucky tallies were held by Miss frustrating. Teenie Dennis, Mrs. Fern Once there, she was confronted Pattprson, Lorne - Dennis, J. with language • and , cutto.m Kelly,�and Mrsr. Agin Agar. barriers. Lucky birthday- Mrs. Mae Her' work was to interest the Dorrance. Mrs, Hazel Coutts held 'people in Our Saviour. the lucky ticket, in a draw. She and her • companions Mrs, Everitt Smith and Mrs. worked out a method' of Foster Bennett were in charge of instruction. They produced games w nd dra''and Mrs. Keith packages. The life of Our Saviour Shar ' was dessert- convener. was divided. into ' stages of learning. Teaching or self - S DR70tM Dail ORDER YOUR SEED GRAIN CORN , 1REANS AND GRASS SEED Before' the Rush Fresh CEMENT in Stock SEA'T`O-RTK, CO OP 'FARMERS ,Phone 527-0770 Seaforth Remember ! It takes but a learning material was done on moment to place ,an Expositor coloured paper. Want Ad and be money in pocket. Each stage was mimeographed • through, a photographic process. The machine can be To advertise, just Dial Seaforth on specified colour of paper. This ■ ■ set to provide lines ofcopy of varying length. 527-0240. ome to Conestoga.. .on SEE WHAT CONESTOGA COLLEGE CAN DO FOR YOU l•! r ;. _,,, ,.,:...,.. _ M" .... ... ..... ,,., r,•,: CONESTOGA COLLEGE is offering._a series of courses desigfied to reflect YOUR needs! Now is the . '"• ' t"' ` r ? ■ ° time to continue your post -secondary education. Conestoga College is the place!.Right now we're ac- cepting enrollment in a number of excellent programs! CONS,.iDER! ACT NOW!I's ! . ;.. MATERIALS MANAGEMENT It's The path to a carer in administration, pur- i r actually qulto`srrrple: Indelibly marked. If you drive for chasing, production planning, distribution, If All you do is accumd1ate fifteen two years without a traffic con- chasing, like a challenge, like working with people, ° < ire and want an exciting ,career in a rapidly ex- demerit points and lose your viction your points are erased and panding field, this may be the program for r You I !i licence for thirty days. Do it again your slate is clean, and.lose your licence for six i Points WELDING TECHNICIAN months. How DemePoints ACCUmulate. ' s In an area of increasing complexity of tech- In thisr province, it definite! pays niques and materials, a graduate Welding Technician can move rapidly Into supervisory i � a driver to score a bi fat zero. big'fat executive positions. > Ontario's demerit point system is ' designed to convince the poor CONESTOGA driver to drive properly. Drivers < <�v FLUID POWER TECHNICIAN #g who do not improve are then awn The increasing use of Fluid Power Compo, k ,z nents and Systems in transportation, eon- h* taken from the road because ;sE struction and manufacturing Industries over the ' } past twenty years has created a demand for ,F�> te re a menace to pedestrians h y' specialists in the field of fluid power tech- f and to'other drivers, niques. N { But the system is not at all unjust. WOOD PRODUCTS TECHNICIAN It's aimed at telling the driver In this intensive program theoretical class-. where he's gone wrong and room work is balanced by an extensive pro- . grain of practical work in the best equipped giving him plenty of time to c6r- fi y pro ram is wood laboratory in Ontario. The g •S' specifically designed to answer the increasing rect his faults. ��, demand for well-trained, management orient- ed young people in the wood -using and fur- For instance. When you've :::,<.�;?':; nature manufacturing industries. accumulated sik points, you'll be CONESTOGA COLLEGE Is the place to'begin YOUR post -secondary educationl notified and urged to improve If you're interested in receiving more Information about any of these programs, or if you wish to your driving, receive the current Conestoga College Calendar, send in the coupon below. We'll be glad to advise you 11 When you've got nine, you'll prob- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ r `PI y d ` b h _ ^ ` ' ~ M� r _ ably be asked to attend a private I ease sen me a roc. ure on. ❑ aeras Management I ❑ Welding Technician interview and re -do your driving The whole point is to score nothing, I C] Fluid Power Technician Wood test. keep your record clean and drive CONESTOGA g g C] Products Technician ❑Please send me the current Conestoga College calendar. At fifteen points, you'll lost? youx% happily ever after. COLLEGE APPLIED ARTS NAME thirty daysand-dro licence for �Y P AND - back to seven points. Get fifteen.Ministry -of Transportation TECHNOLOGY ADDRESS again and you won't drive for & Communications TELEPHONE sig months,U1W Hon, John R. Rhodes A.Y.C. McNab RETURN TO: The Registrar, OR PHONE: (519) 653-2511 However, your record won't be Minister Deputy Minister Ontario $. Conestoga College. I 299 Doon valley Drive, •r t �' l KITCHENER, Ontario. "