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READ �vy '.�� ° '- ,.t'• ' , r% d y�R r_, tt�4 �,1 Jy �;: .i ., ;:. +� 'S� � ��' � _� -';� �t��t'Mc.. r�� +'�♦ L ''`� �v t<'��' , '' a,,•J ResidQnt Partner .:( •s N x ,a !.Y! �: �° } I r, F�.1 I �,,�; A t�.w Y�;H 'in'`..tj�f;'F .��*� SxaW dA'rt�i4s.� w ` b��y�ke rti��'i' -ti " ti '"�5 235-0120 .SFE. R*,� Kins,manik rodeo underwa "i Hensall Kinsmen Club officials Dr. and Mrs. RobertMickle Mickle. "'" ,�,~-'�� ,� " i C x as �•ir��+ �•�'��« f�+i•,�� y.. have expressed appreciation to and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crouch Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mickle'of, ►S.. Yry,S rye:' G'•�*•�,, +..,,j„� +R,., parr+ parents for letting their :children of London, visited recently with ' London spent Sunday with Mrs, "°' ' 'G.. ,u.>ysy ,tl^u""as .s. y 4 ��.. ♦. 1M♦ - I b' I-: 6,.•.., n.•'c __+h P.• Mr l.ai"i 1 sir 1 KA; A,I • Paint finish is guaranteed for 20 years ... in writing . • Installs quickly ... saws and nails easily 0 Beautifies any home. any style, old or new • Insulates ... reduces home heating costs a Call us for free estimates t Remember Cash Sales Earn You 5% Discount r1N1911VG F:AdLr BALL=MACAULAY LTD. Is ONE or-, I "11WP G BUILVING 'SUPPLIES Acrvrr1Es. Mftn 482-9514 HensaN 262-2713 — Seaforth 527-0910 �'♦iRRE':R'�Ps M�.q:..pu •.-p•M1,w .nw-?>•� 4t=:hw y. -,a w.,>o.., ,. .. ,.. <�.. .., WEDDING INVITATIONS THE HURON EXPOSITOR, PHONE 52740240 — SEAVORTH NTERESTED IN and a gold medal Opportunity For Readers of �.X�1D1�1�O1r $400 is being awarded to the reader of a weekly newspaper associated as a member of the Cam - than Weekly Newspaper- Association who best describes in his or her own words just what th* . weekly newspaper means t im or her. N The written expression of frank opinion on, "Our Hometown Paper" should be(cif least 250 words'but nof=exceed 700. Objective is to encourage readers of CWNA Weeklies to think about what their weekly -means to them, their families, their,. lives and their com- munites, and to set . these thoughts down in straightforward language. Polished literary ex- pression is not sought. The judges will be inter- ested in simple, clear exposition that indicates an awareness by the reader of the role of the week- ly in the community. Entries will first bepublished in the member J Judges will not look .for excessively high praise for the localweekly; they will study the judgment and understanding by readers of the function of the weekly. iThis could come from a weekly of any size, large or small. This is a unique award since it is offered not to member papers, their staffs or regular contribu- tors ' (they are specifically excluded), but to the reader of a CWNA weekly who best describes in his or h wlrn words just what the•weekly newi�' paper means to him or her Send in your entry -now to ml�u Box 69 _ Seaforth, Ont. '(NOTE: Entries mvis't be received not later than May 13th, 1974 F! 07 C.l _ - take part to the c u s tcycle ` PLAN CRAFT FESTIVAL — Planning for Seaforth's first Craft Festival on July 13 safety programme, In introducing with stores. from 10 to 10 is well underway 'under the leadership of Mrs, Elva Ellis, Nora the program the Club felt that safety is badly needed in District Director, Hospital Auxil- Hazlewood, lefty Shirley Staffen, Mrs.' Ellis and Ruth Pickard we%e among those road Hensall as well as the who attended a planning meeting in the Library .Tuesday night. At least 75 surrounding area. exhibitors are expected at the show and sale. Registration forms for local people A number of registration forms who would like to sell or exhibit crafts will be available. Monday -at the Recreation have not been turned'in,and these office. (Staff Photo)- ��-'Wy be.b,rought to.,,�she Hensall Arena Thursday morning May 11 at 9:00, A.M. when the children • will be tested for roan sense. Hospital Auxiliar i will- hold During the next week a written test will be given at the Public fall in Seaforth School and the marks from this test will be added to the road test conference for a final result. The fall conference of the 20 work. _ Dr. Town said there is no f The speaker +at th� definition of hypnosis that is Any Bonthron„daughter of Mr. Hospital Auxiliaries ,in this area be held in Seaforth in guest conference, Dr. James Town of- satisfactory, or any adequate and Mrs. Bean $onthron, was will September. This decision came as Woodstock, spoke on Hypnosis. description of it. He said it is a the winner of a special Cream Pie recently. The raffle was 250 delegates attended the an- He started talking by saying what perfectly normal thing and can be conducted by Sandra and Debbie nual Spring Conference of District hypnosis is not --it is not a loss of used for your own good. Tower and Cindy Bisback. The No. 2 of Hospital Auxiliaries Association of Ontario in Ingersoll consciousness--'aperson should He spoke of the value • of be able to hear everything 1 hypnosis for becoming relaxed . proceeds were for Bunny Bundle. Monday. say' --it is not asleep. He said it is and of all kinds of symptoms that Mr. and Mrs. Grant Love of Caro, Michigan, visited recently Members of Alexandra Hospi- not anti -religious but could be are amenable .to hypnosis. Dr. with Mrs.Grace McEwan. tal Auxiliary at Ingersoll were part 'of a religious experience; Town concluded his two-hour talk Mr. and Mrs. Allan Olson, hostesses for the conference held that if is not a truth serum --but by giving a lesson in relaxation in Elizabeth and David of London, . in Trinity United Church with through hypnosis things can be order to rid a person of tensions, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. F. MacDougall convener of seen sensibly with an adult mind; stress and strains. Filbert Dilling. the conference committee. that hypnosis • will not cause The fall conference will be held. Mrs. Beecher Menzies of Clin- anti -social behavi ur or acts; and in Seaforth at Northside United ton .presided over the day -long that people do t go into a Church on September 30. United Church Notes conference. She reported that hypnotic state and 'stay there-- Attending the conference from Mr. Tom Travers, an intended there are 5,671 members in the 20 that hypnosis is something you Seaforth were: Mrs. Leo Teatero, candidate for the Ministry of the auxiliaries in the district which can do yourself. Mr ._W.C: Bennett, Mrs. Joseph United Church of Canada, stretches from Guelph on the east Dr, Town said hypnosis is an McConnell, Miss -Jznet Cluff, preached at the service of worship to Goderich on the west, Mount everyday occurrence. It, happens Mrs. James Devereaux, Mrs. in Hensall United Church Sunday Foiwst to the north and Tillson- when you read a book and don't Howard James, Mrs. Russell morning. The choir under the - burg to the'south. She said these hear when a person speaks to. Bryans. Mrs. Elva Ellis, Mrs. direction of Mrs. Turkheim sang members had raised .$166,770, of you, or when a child,watches T.V. John Turnbull, Mrs. Walter two hymns from the new hymn which $145,000 was spent on and shu'.s out what is being said Armes, Mrs. Zelda Bannerman book as a way of introducing new - hospital equipment and $5,000 on by a parent. and Mrs. Orville Oke. hymns to the congregation. bursaries and e4ucation- Auxiliaries in. Action was the theme of the morning session five when workshops were held: BALL-MACAULAY Ltd. The first workshop, Fund ' Spending, was conducted by Mrs, J.M. McGrigor of Cambridge, who told the auxiliary members they should be well informed s” about the hospital ” board. She urged that every auxiliary should plan the whole year ahead by having an organized plan on how to raise money and how .it is to be spent. Mrs, McGrigor emphasized theim BUtUDING.CENTIRE opp�anee of spending money from fees or if needed, by money n ' from special projects, educate Lu i.•.:.,, , " auxiliary members byy sending xaclad .•—, " them .tg conferences and work- ork-shps. shops.She said as many as ssshould be sent to confer- confer- ALUMINUM S ences, but expenses for, two -- delegates only should be paid to voting members to attend the in Your home can be aplrual conveption Toronto each October. _. Mrs. C.J. Worsell of Goderich" spoke at the' workshop on Clift Bright and new looking. ■ Carts and Shops in Hospitals under 100 beds, and advised that. every article should be marked, a I m ost overnight _ with the price and the tax so that any volunteer working in the shop would be able to readily see this when making a sale. " rk `tin Meeg .procedure was the subject of the third workshop conducted by Mrs. William Weir, of Tillsonburg who gave advice on 4.:t.. ;,`V '' ��• • a well prepared meeting. A workshop on Hair Dressing was conducted by Mrs. • C.A. Beghetto of Guelph who said this was a service appreciated by the patients who were in hospital more than a week. She explained np that 'it is a need, not a pleasure, i7 " and does not necessarily have tobe done by a professional but can be done by a volunteer.' Mrs. P.E. Beaudoin, Kitchen- -Consider these outstanding features:........... er, speaking at the workshop on " Gift Sho s in Hos itals over 100 • Paint finish is guaranteed for 20 years ... in writing . • Installs quickly ... saws and nails easily 0 Beautifies any home. any style, old or new • Insulates ... reduces home heating costs a Call us for free estimates t Remember Cash Sales Earn You 5% Discount r1N1911VG F:AdLr BALL=MACAULAY LTD. Is ONE or-, I "11WP G BUILVING 'SUPPLIES Acrvrr1Es. Mftn 482-9514 HensaN 262-2713 — Seaforth 527-0910 �'♦iRRE':R'�Ps M�.q:..pu •.-p•M1,w .nw-?>•� 4t=:hw y. -,a w.,>o.., ,. .. ,.. <�.. .., WEDDING INVITATIONS THE HURON EXPOSITOR, PHONE 52740240 — SEAVORTH NTERESTED IN and a gold medal Opportunity For Readers of �.X�1D1�1�O1r $400 is being awarded to the reader of a weekly newspaper associated as a member of the Cam - than Weekly Newspaper- Association who best describes in his or her own words just what th* . weekly newspaper means t im or her. N The written expression of frank opinion on, "Our Hometown Paper" should be(cif least 250 words'but nof=exceed 700. Objective is to encourage readers of CWNA Weeklies to think about what their weekly -means to them, their families, their,. lives and their com- munites, and to set . these thoughts down in straightforward language. Polished literary ex- pression is not sought. The judges will be inter- ested in simple, clear exposition that indicates an awareness by the reader of the role of the week- ly in the community. Entries will first bepublished in the member J Judges will not look .for excessively high praise for the localweekly; they will study the judgment and understanding by readers of the function of the weekly. iThis could come from a weekly of any size, large or small. This is a unique award since it is offered not to member papers, their staffs or regular contribu- tors ' (they are specifically excluded), but to the reader of a CWNA weekly who best describes in his or h wlrn words just what the•weekly newi�' paper means to him or her Send in your entry -now to ml�u Box 69 _ Seaforth, Ont. '(NOTE: Entries mvis't be received not later than May 13th, 1974 F! 07 C.l P P beds, said it was important to use common sense in pricing articles ` so that they would be competitive with stores. Mrs. A.A. Twiddy, London, District Director, Hospital Auxil- iaries Association of Ontario, whp was a guest at the meeting, said' that a conference is a time to get together to solve problems, meet friends and get new ideas. She urged that younger women be encouraged to get into auxifi r�, • Paint finish is guaranteed for 20 years ... in writing . • Installs quickly ... saws and nails easily 0 Beautifies any home. any style, old or new • Insulates ... reduces home heating costs a Call us for free estimates t Remember Cash Sales Earn You 5% Discount r1N1911VG F:AdLr BALL=MACAULAY LTD. Is ONE or-, I "11WP G BUILVING 'SUPPLIES Acrvrr1Es. Mftn 482-9514 HensaN 262-2713 — Seaforth 527-0910 �'♦iRRE':R'�Ps M�.q:..pu •.-p•M1,w .nw-?>•� 4t=:hw y. -,a w.,>o.., ,. .. ,.. <�.. .., WEDDING INVITATIONS THE HURON EXPOSITOR, PHONE 52740240 — SEAVORTH NTERESTED IN and a gold medal Opportunity For Readers of �.X�1D1�1�O1r $400 is being awarded to the reader of a weekly newspaper associated as a member of the Cam - than Weekly Newspaper- Association who best describes in his or her own words just what th* . weekly newspaper means t im or her. N The written expression of frank opinion on, "Our Hometown Paper" should be(cif least 250 words'but nof=exceed 700. Objective is to encourage readers of CWNA Weeklies to think about what their weekly -means to them, their families, their,. lives and their com- munites, and to set . these thoughts down in straightforward language. Polished literary ex- pression is not sought. The judges will be inter- ested in simple, clear exposition that indicates an awareness by the reader of the role of the week- ly in the community. Entries will first bepublished in the member J Judges will not look .for excessively high praise for the localweekly; they will study the judgment and understanding by readers of the function of the weekly. iThis could come from a weekly of any size, large or small. This is a unique award since it is offered not to member papers, their staffs or regular contribu- tors ' (they are specifically excluded), but to the reader of a CWNA weekly who best describes in his or h wlrn words just what the•weekly newi�' paper means to him or her Send in your entry -now to ml�u Box 69 _ Seaforth, Ont. '(NOTE: Entries mvis't be received not later than May 13th, 1974 F! 07 C.l