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The Huron Expositor, 1974-05-16, Page 6;4WOP iO% 0PAFQ8TH, QUIT., MAY I8, 107e ° Hensall council, . not -happy skirt count _ restructurin The idea of County restructur- prevent kids from turning off the r tr c s a i y z n fiaa r,u.NPx✓, i t ' �i. was not a big hit at the last lights in the library. n i e N 1 y' 4}�c ,��+ir , )�.��t;K,. 9w Y 1k 4�m•�+; �F � , , „ z S t� lav people, who have skills which An enjoyable evening was r Hensall•Town Council Meeting on , Council donated $10 to the , ' , �} �,; *'� :r x ri, �' '• ,4 ` � t s c y 4+ ,�,�-� Hospital in Exeter for the past May 6. Councilor Leonard Erb Huron. County Historical Society. attended. service in Hensall United Church. Third World countries. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Plumb of three weeks,' returned to her ' Wieren, a double re -fab. P reported on a recent meeting Offer of SI00 Rev. Don Beck preached on the A few pians for the Beef R. R.R,N2, Ki en gathered at their it home on Saturday. A letter from Keith Vivian was Pepper. about restructuring - held in An offer of $100 annually to Barbeque were discussed and home prior to hem leaving to P g Mr. and Mrs. Grant Love, read and Council instructed the Getting awards in grades five things that you would have fora gion." The ladies of the choir Goderieh.. Hensall from the owners .of,(�jR°j'it Caro. Michigan, visited with Mrs. Clerk to send letters to the owners and six were: picnic lunch, e.g. salads, cold sang an anthem for baptism. sell. Audrey thanked all who up residence Euchre was and the r Councillors felt that if restruc- turing would be as expensive and Queensway Nursing Home was taken under advisement. tt•was a T WI has' Grandmothersg m •�► /'� b,{ r °� t , `{". ,t F •" { played winners Ladies Mrs. k "y ineffective as County Boards Of' first time anyone has ever offered Laurie Pepper; third, Tammy ! ■ , meeting , a'+?w t, .•,.,,, �'"� "4'�„�„» I , � �•�`'�(,t �+ Education, it would be a 'good idea to have no part of it. money to Counril The Township of Hay is hosting The Grandmothers May meet- Gwyn inappreciation. Beryl Etgie from "The truth -about mission a lovely duct on the piano. played Y P Ontario Treasurer,John White a Municipal Officers Conference' "ing of the Hensalr W.l. was held gave 2 Curtesy remarks..».Susan fay" 'an article in the last `' � n ° The potted mums in the Church introduced the county, restructur- on May 22 at the Pine Ridge Wednesday evening in the Legion Pordy told everyone the duties -of Observer written by Garth Legge, Vera Brintnell. Everyone enjoyed b.0cvery0nc repeating in unison ing idea last fall when he said that Chalet. On May 31, there will be a Hall. President Hilda Payne the Curator who looks after the now Secretary of United Church's Corbett and Joan Archer. livmn 364 from tfie Hvmnarv, L'�ois McGregor and Ken McLean do more regional municipalities meeting. of clerks in Owen Sound welcomed everyone and opened Tweedsmuir History. The meet- division of World Outreach, who Sha ter then conducted a very P presented a lovely §wa 'lam on Paton, the new field worker for would be established. This week which Clerk Earl Shapter X11 the meeting with O Canada, the g in closed with the, ween and the g Q wasn't just giving thoughts of a 1 g g g most generous in their support Smiles in the north first hared. There are Mr. White sent leters to m,unici- attend. Ode and the Collect: The roll call Hostesses and their committee man that visited Zambia, but of!• -`"" • N 4 aware that this project will take body of water completely bl+ the chattgitfg world around palities providing guidelines for Accounts of $3,952 were was answered b something I buy Y g Y served a delicious lunch. one who has spent several years M restructuring and offering assis- ordered paid. that my grandmother made at as a missionary, so understands ' %� XV,�",. tance to municipalities studying home. Minutes of the April St. Pauls Anglican Church rhe conditions in this Third restructuring. Annual meeting were read by The Rev. G.A. 'Anderson con- World. He says in the division bt CONGRATULATES JUMPER Lieutenant-Colonel R. L. Mortimer,' Commanding Hensall's mill rate is up one secretary Janis Bisback. Trea- ducted the service in St. Pauls World Outreach, we have a Officer of 442 S n., Comox, B.C., congratulates Sergeant ,K.R.(Pinky) Hogg Sqn., mill, from last year. Rates are: Road test surer Marg Ingram gave her rep°rt Anglican Church Sunday morn- responsibility for vel- P' P Y � �., following completion of his, 700th Military Parachute descent. Sgt. Hogg, whose Residential Public 79 mills; Resi- dential Separate 84.50; Commer- Correspondence consisted of a ing. The sermon was on "Christ ian 'Motherhood." The pmenal upment. This is not a new idea, but one hometown i5 Seaforth, joined the Canadian Arr"ny in 194j8. He serves as a tial Public 9.1.40, and Commercial ends Rodeo card of thanks from Mona Ward, ,Forrest family accompanied the singing that now has taken central place ' `para -Rescue Spedialist" and has been stationed on Search and Rescue Squadrons Separate 97.40. The total assess- a birthday party to be planned for of a hymn and also played "it is in our understanding of obed- across Canada, He has been awarded the Canadian Forces Decoration and Clasp, a ment was 31,566,610 and tax The Kinsmen Club of Hensall Huronview on November 20, • a no Secret." Next Sunday will be ience to Christ. Missionaries used commanders commendation and The Most Venerable Order of the Hospital of St. 'p arrears were approximately $3,000. in connection with the Hensall Public School the local O. P: p, Blossom Tea at 3 m. on June S p at Huronview, District Annual on the Sacrament of Holy Baptism, ' be in the right proportions can assist the National Church in accepting John of'Jerusalem". Sgt. Hog'bJs a brother of Mrs. Doreen Brightrall of Seaforth. Permits and held their Bicycle Rodeo, at the May 16 h Zurich. A committee Special music will provided, its own responsibility. We used to �. Q In other business, council gave Hensall arena Saturday morning. was appointed to arrange a bus tri sometime in June Susan United Church Notes send Ministers and Deaconesses d n 're e t w'll till •e d him;hboure honour Plumbs building permits to Doug Manns for a swimming Peter Twelve children attended out of twenty-seven who registered and P Purdy reported on the Officers Dertck Ethan McGee, son of Mr. Mrs;, Rick- McGee an o qu s t s s n them, but today we send mostly V eligible to be elected as Provincial pool, 11"376onstra, a garage; Leonard all twelve passed. Getting awards Conference held h Waterloo and received the sacrament ref infant lav people, who have skills which An enjoyable evening was been a patient in South Huron Noakes, a sun room; Harry Moir, in grades three and'four were: which, she and' Hilda Payne baptism at the Sunday Family are riot readily available in many spent recently when neighbours Hospital in Exeter for the past a carport; 'and Mrs. A. VanFirst, Timothy Goodie; second, attended. service in Hensall United Church. Third World countries. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Plumb of three weeks,' returned to her ' Wieren, a double re -fab. P Dann Reid; third, Jo -Ann y For the next meeting in June, g Rev. Don Beck preached on the A few pians for the Beef R. R.R,N2, Ki en gathered at their it home on Saturday. A letter from Keith Vivian was Pepper. members are asked to bring sermon topic "Everyday Reli- Barbeque were discussed and home prior to hem leaving to P g Mr. and Mrs. Grant Love, read and Council instructed the Getting awards in grades five things that you would have fora gion." The ladies of the choir members were given tickets to take in Clinton. Caro. Michigan, visited with Mrs. Clerk to send letters to the owners and six were: picnic lunch, e.g. salads, cold sang an anthem for baptism. sell. Audrey thanked all who up residence Euchre was and the Grace McEwan over the of the dogs in question drawing First, Michael Lenting; second, meat, own dishes and cutlery and During the offertory. Mrs. Turk helped with the meeting, includ• played winners Ladies Mrs. weekend. V their attention to the Provincial Laurie Pepper; third, Tammy are to meet at the Legion Hall at 7 helm and Karen McAlliste ing the hostesses Helen Goddard were Robert. McGregor, Mrs. Frank Jim McAllister, who has been a Act which states, that dogs Turner. p.m. Program conveners for the a lovely duct on the piano. played Y P ;i'rd Dorothy Elder• who served a Plumb; Men -Monty Plumb and patient in South Huron Hospital running at large between the Runners up were Sandra Tow- evening were Myrtle Sherritt and The potted mums in the Church tasty lunch. The meeting closed Mr. Irwin Ferris.The ' in Exeter for the past three weeks hours of s4titi tset and sunrise may er, Bryan Beer, Debbie Reid, Vera Brintnell. Everyone enjoyed were from the wedding of Al b.0cvery0nc repeating in unison re- septation was iven by James returned to his home. be destroyed. Sandra Dixon and Lori Flynn. a singsong. Mable Shirray gave a Corbett and Joan Archer. livmn 364 from tfie Hvmnarv, L'�ois McGregor and Ken McLean Grill. Dublin) Alex Irvine; Pali `Tire) A brief was read regarding the In grades seven and eight first reading from an old reader. Nan g F.W.I.C. office in Ottawa,. Mrs, Sha ter then conducted a very P presented a lovely §wa 'lam on Paton, the new field worker for INSURANCE:— AUTO •AUTO - e FIRE � • I.II�'E ' Donald G. Eaton Insurance Agency Urnited Office in Masonic Block Main Street Phone 527-1610 — Seaforth U Fire Marshall's decision over the k d was awarded to Jim Pollock. Britton and Janis Bisback sang Unit 1 Hold May Meeting interesting contest. , J behalf of the neighbours. A• g eligible to be elected as Provincial fire and proposed demolition 'of p P 105 and 107 King Street. There were no second and'•third Jim'was the orily two beautiful duets accompanied by Mrs. Sherritt on the piano. Audrey Christie presided for W.M.S. Holds May Meeting , delicious smorgasbord concluded REAL ESTATE CAREER missed in last week's Expositor s prize winners as sons. Any group may sponsor a the Mai: -meeting of Unit 1. She of the World competition. Mrs. Noblitt and Mrs. Miller have been the PVPnin r, Malkus; Chocolates (Crich Mr. Fireworks grades seven student from 'and g Gwyn Whilsmith was the guest read the poem "Family Beall- Mrs. Harvey Hyde presided for Lotion (Mrs. A. Crozier; Monica ca - F' '1 f k h• speaker for the evening and she " t W M S f C° • 1 15th, sent to the Ottawa office. A report on the Ontario Food Young; 2 doz. eggs (Mrs. Ewart n tremen as a Couci or a eight who turned up to to e t e tudes , which was followed by a tic. , . . meeting o arm, donation to the fireworks display road test. Presentations were spoke on the comparison of the hymn. Her devotional, thoughts Presbyterian -Church recently and Personals which will be held on May 19. made at the Hensall Public School Past and the now present. She "Love in the Home" illustrated opened with a`pocitt on "Faith." Mr, and Mrs. Ron Packham of $100 will be given on motion of by a member of the Hensall asked doubtfully ".Are we really' ways of understanding our you ill Mrs. Gordon Schwalm was in Brizham, England, at`e presently Neilands and Erb. Kinsmen Club Dick • Packham, any better oft` now than we were of today. The strovgest tie in the charge of the Devotional. Mrs. visiting their son and daughter- ' Mr. Neilands reported on who chaired the project. Presi- one hundred years ago, and are, homes in sincere love and under- Rochus Faber, delegate to he, in-law. Mr. and Mrs, Richard Waste Management. It had been dent Bevan Bonthron was also we any further advanced?" standing and our example of ' �Qxccutive meeting held in Ches- Packham and Timothy. suggested to him that` garbage present. The Kinsmen Club The answer proved to be yes we t;hristian living everyday in our' le.y. gave a detailed report of the Mrs. Harry Horton; who has disposal should be paid for on the thanked Constable Turner from are better off in some things. 'We homes and with our neighbors. meeting. taxes. It was suggested that the the Exeter Q.P.P. who: cheeked can thank science and technology She then read another poem 'At The Spring P1:csby crial meet- E -cry week more and more dump be open from 8 a.m. to 4 the bicycles before the road test. for the things they are doing for takes example", which was fol- ing will' be held at Goderich on people discover what mighty jobs p.m. on Saturdays •only starting and Constable Moulton ftom the us. She said that no matter what lowed by prayer, and a hymn; . May 21 at 2:15 p.m. The 1975 are accomplished by low cost June d. Goderich O.P.P. who gave two changes we go through, human accom aniea on the ian6 b :. Synod will be held in St. Thomas. characteristics do not change, P P Huron Expositor Want Ads. Dial The .Property Committee de- t lessons at the school but was g . Helen Goddaed, Minutes of tha: The .June meeting will • be an 527.0171. tided to put a lock"on the panel to unable to attend the road test Lave, is a very misused word and April medf`' g were read, roll ca 1'' nounced later when a speaker is ' x: ."„. g”" r e o �lgs},its meaning, The was an' M by seventee contacted for.thc lnnrj4d B,irthdav ' • �'te e , �gd is`cs to thing ++'e can ntcmbei+ -/Offering +vas recci+-c ' Party. The Ladies Aid Meeting, On'tar" I oµ Ivo m e n count on today. instead of sitting and dedicated by Audrey fullowctl +when VI's. Clarence ` around and being depressed, let Christie. Volland presided. Plans us press on using this,tremendous" R Anita Cook read an interesting e�ntrplctcd for the; "Lunch.on is power and love which is available chapter from . the study book (served which w•as hell at the - from the Almighty • God, and make , g y "What mission' means"today" .•Church Tucsdav cyenirtg: �ieveral hear o f n o r• t h W • • these days of our 'era the good +vith all of the group taking part . nuittcrs of ` business were days. / She then read sonic highlights discussed. The Semi Annual Spring Board, wage -.,work and educational up- Mrs. Payne told everyone degrees meeting of the Federated Wo- •grading. Their children are sent about the thermometer in de g men's Institute of Ontario was out to schooling in English. They and the centigrade scale. Prizes are facing a reversal of roles, with . were given out to Joyce Pepper f held at the University of Guelph, g ; • t ` April '22nd -26th. The sessions children more knowledgeable for having a birthday closest to were held in the Watson Hall,. about survival in ,the white man's the meeting date; to Jessie<, ,:• •I The Separate Shoppe with all 32 Board Directors and 1 world around them than the McAllister for having an anniver• Junior Director in attendance. senior members of the family. sary after the• 15th of May; to MAIN CORNF.R CLINTON Mrs. H.L. Noblatt, Ottawa,•the W.I. can once again provide the Gwyn Whilsmith for having the a' president, was in charge of the frame work in which women of oldest dress; and to Susan Purdy BLOUSES --= PULLOVERS session, wmfor having the most great -grand Mrs. Win. • G. the North can get together to grand Miller, Highland Cree, secretar learn from eaEh other.' children. A ,gift was presented to g y' All Makes — AlI Prices s We require a person, with a license, who Is experienced in selling Real Estate to represent us` In the 8epforth area. 0 you have a.proven record of .salsa and wish to become part of a progressive real estate company and want to earn a Wgivair than average income, then 660-aff Bill Clifford, 5249097. Appralsals —Property Management —imsstments 26 THE. SQUARE -r•Reeldentlal -43usiness Resod properties GODERICN COMING SOON The All -New. Super.Cab Pickups 3 • treasurer, 'assisting. Miss McKercher 11• % Il Mrs. Miller reported attending Miss:Helen McKercher, direr- Open 2 m. — 6 p.m. �_ From Ford i' Cs.: all sessions 6f committee meet- tor; the Home Economics r%?i ins in connection with Finance, More Penny' Closed Wednesday -:.< g branch, Department of Agricul- %�% _ Be The First gn Your Block or Concession To Have One! Scholarship, Officer's Confer- ture and Food, said there would + ence, Erland Lee Home commit- tees and man others. Lists have be 114 District ' workshops on Nutrition in all parts of the Sale winners been prepared of those who are province. There were 3265 4.14 + 3295 eligible to be elected as Provincial Homemaking clubs, with a mens- Additional Hospital Auxiliary ,President. Many messages of ° sympathy and tokens of a recia- PP bership of 20:798. 26,990 women attended Food Forums and tour- Penny Sale winners which were tion have been sent to the winners ses, an increase of 1,000 per missed in last week's Expositor s of the Associated Countrywomen Y sons. Any group may sponsor a are: Hair Care-(Pricegar,) B. of the World competition. Mrs. Noblitt and Mrs. Miller have been 4-H or short course if they supply the leadership. Miss McKercher Malkus; Chocolates (Crich Mr. making arrangements for travel urged the branches or individual W Titford $5.00 gas (Gulf Station) MIs.. H. Leslie; Avon to the A.C.W.W. Conference, in Perth, Australia in October 1974. to subscribe to the F.W.I.C. publication Federated News, with Lotion (Mrs. A. Crozier; Monica ca Office mailings have been 7,940, an objective of 500 new subscri- Malkus; 5 gallons gas (Habkirk secretary's mailings 654. The _ hers. Renewal date is December Transit) Frank Smale; S games open bowling (Noble Lanes; Nan above does not include large mailings done by Home •Econo- 15th, sent to the Ottawa office. A report on the Ontario Food Young; 2 doz. eggs (Mrs. Ewart mics branch, Ontario Ministry of Council was given by Mrs. C661 Wilson; Phil Hoggarth; 1 car wash (McLaughlin Motors) Helen Agriculture and Food. There are Bell, Prescott. Priorities as pro- Aubin; Schaeffer Pen - Norm 1,290 branches in Ontario with posed by bepartment of National Angel Cake (Dorothy • 30,775 members. There are 2,736 Health and Welfare would streng- Par; Parke) Parke) Carl Cooper; 2 doz. life members. Awards then government regulatory role oranges (Phillips Market) Nan Mrs. Harvey Houston, Luck- for Canadian food supply. Devel- op, an effective in Young: $5.00 food voucher(Ray's now, the Public Relations Officer, p?ogram nutrition information education, Family Mkt.) Monica Malkus; Stapler and Staples (Expositor) expressed thanks to the Directors to develop individual responsibil- Mrs.lda Earle-, Pajama Bag for notifying her of the press ity, and train health professionals coverage in many parts of On- to meet nutritional needs. Mr. G oege S Market, Dubl2l.Wtif George Smith,Walton; $3. tario. 246 pieces of mail were P Nyholt, Ont aria Dairy Commis gas gas ' handled from October to April. Sion, spoke of the increased milk (Sunoco Station) Mrs. W. Titford; 'Mrs. Clifford Barber, Belleville, costs such as feed, fertilizer and Rug (Broome's Rugs) Nancy Kunder; Chocolates presented the proposed budget of Ito e. io labor. They are rising far iii (Huron Wholesale; Frank Case; thelFinance p 14t ansa excess of any other commodity. There are only 17,000 milk I/2 gallon of ice cr cam (Gay Leas students of College of Family and producers left in Onfario. There Mrs. Frank Smale; Air Sanitizer Consumer Studies.- University of will be a shortage of 'fluid milk. (G.W.Woods) Mrs. David Ellis; Brut Gift Set (Brians Hair Sho ) Guelph. In 1974 they will give 20 awards. before too long. P Mrs. bon Kunder; Pillow Slips Mrs. Harvey Noblitt reported Mrs. Austin S. Zoeller, New Hamburg, presented an informa- (T. Eaton Co.) Mrs. Elsie attending many committee meet- tive report on the Erland Lee Dinsmore; 2 dinners (Huron Ings: At a meeting of the Home at Stoney Creek. June Grill. Dublin) Alex Irvine; Pali `Tire) Northern Canada W.I. at the loth -14th is bntario W.i. week Minnow (Canadian F.W.I.C. office in Ottawa,. Mrs, and it is expected many bus loads Lloyd Hoggarth. Paton, the new field worker for will visit the home. The tranches, the NCWj, was present. It was an districts and areas have been •r opportunity to learn of condition• most generous in their support Smiles in the north first hared. There are which makes the project most S active •branches in the north. worthwhile. The members are A backyard swimming pool is a 'Northern women are fragniented aware that this project will take body of water completely bl+ the chattgitfg world around years and will need both financial surrounaed by other people's #ficin. Their husbands are seeking and moral support. kids. CHECK THESE OVER TODAY 1972 BUICK CENTURION, 2 -door hardtop, V-8, automatic, power steer- t ing, power brakes, power windows, 37,- + 3295 000 actual miles. licence DJM556 MERCURY MARQUIS 2 door $ ar hardtop, V-8, automatic, power brakes, 2295 power steering. Licence DFV242 . 1972 CHEV •IMPALA 4 -door, V-8 $ automatic, power brakes, power steer- 2695 ing. 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