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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1974-09-05, Page 8MAKING FABRIC FLOWERS - Jayne Cardno, left and Mrs. Dorothy Williams (behind flowers) had' a bee one night recently, along with Jayne's mother Betty Cardno and made a batch of the fabric flowers that they have been selling at craft shows. Any money they make is going to help restore the Van Egmond House. The women will have a booth at the Seaforth Fall Fair September 19 and 20 and will sell any other donated crafts. (Staff Photo) WATCHING FATHER PLAY — There was a good crowd of wives, children, friends and relatives out on Sunday 4o watch the men's baseball tournament at the Winthrop ball park. Several teams from the Seaforth area played, including the - Winthrop Warriors, Kinburn, the Archers and the'Bobcats. Aching feet is problem with pigs (Continued from page 4) growing pigs, --he recommends floors. Totally slotted floors net calcium , and phosphorus diets containing , `.75 ' percent cause more wear and tear to feet intake for a given amount of calcium, .65 percent phosphorus weight cin," Mr. Morris Says. than 29 percent slotted floors. g g y and 300 IU vitamin D per pound Exposed aggregate and chi ed The reduced intake of calcium of feed. ppp andphosphorus may be the Claw injdries: can be reduced if .floor edges should be avoided greatest factor in producing leg careful attentin is given to the" because they increase the hazard and feet abnormalties. For sloping . and finish of concrete of foot damage. John LaNN;wn spent a few days i�. .E . J and Mrs. George Turner, Barry Steven, Sharon. K�mny and and Bonnie. Michael visited on Sundav with Brian and Lori Crozier of Huron his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Ridge, Kincardine, spent Bos of Mitchell, who have just Wednesday and Thursday with r iVr Mr. and Mrs- Carl Merner, Holland. Sandra, Julie Ann and Michael, �1 also with their grandparents Mr. Tuesday to start his secdnd year V }A 'y and Mrs. George Mellwain. - ;< , Lindsay. Molan, Paul, Mark and Margie of Mr. and Mrs.Ross Jewitt. Lori !, k and Scott of Clinton visited on 5 M bF'i_ �X. weekend with Mrs. W.L.Whyte. Sunday evening with his mother. i Tom and Mr. Harold Whyte. Mrs. Ella Jewitt and boys. jSharon and Bob Thompson returned home on Sunday from , _ r — — — — - — o —) MAKING FABRIC FLOWERS - Jayne Cardno, left and Mrs. Dorothy Williams (behind flowers) had' a bee one night recently, along with Jayne's mother Betty Cardno and made a batch of the fabric flowers that they have been selling at craft shows. Any money they make is going to help restore the Van Egmond House. The women will have a booth at the Seaforth Fall Fair September 19 and 20 and will sell any other donated crafts. (Staff Photo) WATCHING FATHER PLAY — There was a good crowd of wives, children, friends and relatives out on Sunday 4o watch the men's baseball tournament at the Winthrop ball park. Several teams from the Seaforth area played, including the - Winthrop Warriors, Kinburn, the Archers and the'Bobcats. Aching feet is problem with pigs (Continued from page 4) growing pigs, --he recommends floors. Totally slotted floors net calcium , and phosphorus diets containing , `.75 ' percent cause more wear and tear to feet intake for a given amount of calcium, .65 percent phosphorus weight cin," Mr. Morris Says. than 29 percent slotted floors. g g y and 300 IU vitamin D per pound Exposed aggregate and chi ed The reduced intake of calcium of feed. ppp andphosphorus may be the Claw injdries: can be reduced if .floor edges should be avoided greatest factor in producing leg careful attentin is given to the" because they increase the hazard and feet abnormalties. For sloping . and finish of concrete of foot damage. Loc 1. I (OCQUE 1!. 11I- 1N�r� r efs F kMrs. Angµs Kennedy has. Visitors with Mr. and Mrsrned fr /etu om a visit with h . er sbt), � .Elmer Townsend of Har tirhey ��i� S _ t tFfro Kennedy, who was for a pork barbequi war their features 1� cq1 4 . o le � Chaplain in Mineral Springs ' entire family and Mr. and Mrs. J Hospital,, Banff and Lake Louise . James McClure and Murray, of The annual Festival HOTEL for the summer, Fattier Kennedy Winthrop;, Mr, and. Mrs. Ed, val of Flowers At the Civic Centre a 'flower has also returned to St. Michael"s Andrews of Harpurhey; Mr, was held in the Kirkton-Woodshow sponsored by the Brantford Seaforth College School, Toronto. Stanely Mitchell of Exeter; .Mrs, ham -Community Centre With � a Garden Club was in progress. The , " Mrs. Irene Clark of Perth, Elizabeth Trefry, R.N., of beautiful array 'of flowers. The theme of the show was "The Bell Scotland, was a visitor the past Richards Landing and Miss Erma many entries were judged by Story." A chronological record of few days with Mr. and Mrs. Ken 'Broadfoot of Sundridge. Mrs. Pauline' Richards of London. the life of Alexander Graham Bell Entertainment: Doig and family, and Mrs. A, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walsh of The evening . program was depicted in flowers. Many beauti- Powell. , Woodstoek spent Sunday with, opened with...O Canada. Susan ful , flowers and imaginative -David and John Sills have re- Miss Leone Hotham and Mrs. Van der Speck sang a solo and arrangements were to be seen. Thursday,, turned to their home in Mary Hotham. Bonnie Norris favoured with a The.. Garden )Club supplied a ... - .. - Baltimore, Maryland after Mrs. 'Edith Campbell of step dance. guide for the buses and a visit spending -two weeks with Mr. and Brighton is visiting with her Mrs, Jean Durst of Seaforth was made to Lorne Park, Glen- Friday Mrs. Frank Sills and other brother, Mr. Frank Hunt and demonstrated 'the drying of hyrst Park and•Mohawk Park. On relatives in the area. Previously, Mrs. Hunt. f flowers and showed.: and the homeward trek supper was Margaret and 'Joan Sills had Mr. and (vlrs. Nelson Goven- explained several arrangements enjoyed near Woodstock and the and Saturday, spent two weeks with.. t their lock of Simcoe were guests of Mr. she had made. group arrived back ' of Kirkton :ousins in Baltimore. and Mrs. M.H. McKenzie and Prizes were presented to the around nine o'clock.. «TL WI will talk anscho®ls The Seaforth Women's Insti- tute will meet at the home. of Mrs. R.M. Scott on Tuesday, Septem- ber 10th at 8:15 p.m - This meeting is in charge of Mrs. John Henderson and Miss Belle Campbell, on Education and Cultural Activities. MMrs. ae .Dorrance. Lieutenant Norman Speake and Mrs. Speake returned to Calgary last week after, spending a few days with the formers parents of London and Leo Hagan, Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Patter- son had an enjoyable vacation in Winnipeg where they visited with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Patterson. Richard Stewart who has been employed by the Department of Natural Resources for the months of July and August has received winner with the most points. Mrs. Tom Hern of Zion was the winner. with 'the most points, 106, followed by Mrs: Gordon Laing of Staffs with 74 and Mrs. Norman Brock Exeter, 54. The following Saturdiay two bus loads of members took in the tour to Brantford. They first visited the Bell Homestead and had their lunch on the grounds. The next stop was at the Mohawk Chapel, the oldest Protestant Church in Canada, being ` built in 1785, shortly after the arrival of the Six r. Snazzy Warts" • Rememberl It takes but a moment to, place a Huron Expositor Want Ad and be money in pocket. To advertise, just Dial Seaforth 527-0240. Mrs. Eileen Whitmore will be his work report from the Chief Nations on the Grand River. This the guest speaker. Ranger. He was ,rated good to little church is the scene of many Roll call will be "What do you excellent. Richard arrived home weddings. consider is the Main Subject in on the 27th of August. school?" The Motto, "Getting back to the 3 R's" will be given by Mrs. R.J. Doig. , A display of The Tweedsmuir History and Scrapbooks will be at this Yneeting. Members are reminded to bring in the Quilt stubs and money. Lunch is in charge of Mrs. Joseph Keys; Mrs. Ken Stewart, Mrs. G. McKenzie, Mrs. Mae Hillebrecht. MERCHANTS' EXHIBITS SEAFORTH FALL FkR� SEPTEMBER 19th and 20th 1VMerehants interested in obtaining space for exhibits in the Arena for the THURSDAY EVENING and F MAY AFTERNOON SHOWS, please eontaot: KEITH SHARP fWATUMATi T7H1NlOR MVCW. ACTnT%TQt — PHONF 527-1740 Country and Western Entertainment - SAT URDAY NIGHT in, the RED' KNIGHT ROOM Elgin Fischer Trio • IN THE LADIES' and ESCORTS',ROOM FRIDAY and SATURDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY "THE THREE TOiVS" • Tasty Chicken Wings for Snacks -- AMPLE FREE PARKWO — WE SERVE BEVERAGE ROOM LUNCHEONS 12to2and 6to8 --• AT VERY LOVA PRICES -- COMMMERCIAL HOTEL -- Seaforth Hospital Aux. plans pot luck The Seaforth Hospital Auxiliary members will start off their fall program with a pot luck supper in the Board Room at the hospital on Tuesday, September 10 at 6:30 p.m. New ,, members would be welcomed, Bring a favourite food, also your own plate an(rcutlery. U -ceased !Ander.L.C.8,0, Bayfield Road Goderich, Ph. 524-7711 ( ourlNa � a�'�rclNs - NIGHTLY ENTERTAINMENT I This Week:— . , '.,Ron Jaster Seaforth Agricultural Society TRACTOR PULL Sunday,Sept. 15th'-, 1974 at Agricultural Ground! Seaforth 1 p.m. sharp -BROWNIE'S I'll, I'm ' CLINTON -.ONTARIO too�E��E` BOX OFFICE OPEN 8 P.M. - SHOW STARTS 8:30 P.M. Open Weekends Only after Sept.1- FRIDAY - SATURDAY - SUNDAY September 6=7-8 The ultimate In adventure ^� and excitement! Adult Entertain M I 1 '*' > TIIE NE i MOVE IS ;.. MM UItI3ER ` Slarrm (In Alphatietul Drderl RICHARD BENJAMIN - DY AN CANNON JAMES COBURN JOAN HACKETT- W46 MASON • IAN WSHANE • RAOUEL WELCH DANCE To Lionel Thornton and his Casa Royal Orchestra FRIDAY, S'EPTE'MBER 13, 1974 In the Brussels Arena. Sponsored by: Brussels Lions Club $5.00 per couple. Advance sale tickets:. -available from members of Brussels Lions Club or Phone 887-6117 !J-�T!4`. THURS.-FRI.-SAT. SEPT. 5-6-7" WhI&XV-Sa k yt LAST-DEATAIL.?il. S'days 4 cities 7 women 3 brawls 200 beers and a Int COLUMBIA PICTURES piesents JACK'NICHOLSON - in"ME IA&4;f DETAR AND , CE"CRAZY JOE" FF.I.N li r1A1f 01 101 01 OYE/ SUNDAY ONLY SEPI!. 8 "SEX- BRA TS" 4, aT AND 11 "HITCH. HOOKED"I MON.-TOES.-WED. I SEPT. 9-10-11 Most cops play It by the hook , Newman wrote f his'... GI EORGE OWDI I&pAKR® �• IN John LaNN;wn spent a few days Culburne 'fow uship. holidays the past, week with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Marris Box, and Mrs. George Turner, Barry Steven, Sharon. K�mny and and Bonnie. Michael visited on Sundav with Brian and Lori Crozier of Huron his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Ridge, Kincardine, spent Bos of Mitchell, who have just Wednesday and Thursday with returned from a months holiday in Mr. and Mrs- Carl Merner, Holland. Sandra, Julie Ann and Michael, Mr. Jim Thompson returned on also with their grandparents Mr. Tuesday to start his secdnd year and Mrs. George Mellwain. - at Sir Sanford -Fleming College in Mr. and Mrs. }frank Van der Lindsay. Molan, Paul, Mark and Margie of Mr. and Mrs.Ross Jewitt. Lori !, Oakville spent' the holiday and Scott of Clinton visited on weekend with Mrs. W.L.Whyte. Sunday evening with his mother. i Tom and Mr. Harold Whyte. Mrs. Ella Jewitt and boys. jSharon and Bob Thompson returned home on Sunday from , _ r — — — — - — o —) their holidays in Ottawa. They 0I returned with,Mr and Mrs. Barry ' •Powley, Jonathan and Jason who Playing t is i are remaining with the Thompson family for a weeks holidays. :.i Mr. and Mrs. George Murray ( Weekend r of Cambridge - Galt spent the I I weekend at their summer ho(tie. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Scott and I Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Scott of Parkhill visited on Friday evening I AT THE I with Mr. and' Mrs. Jim i Preszcat or, Bill, Debbie and Michael. I ROYAL HOTEL Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley I attended the Kincardine Fall Fair I . MITCHELL on Saturday. i ....Jeffrey Whyte, returned home I after holidays to Lindsay over the I 'In The Weekend with Bill Whyte, John j Glbwn, R.R.#2, Seaforth, Dave Crown Room I Ireland of T'eeswater. They all I A. spent the holiday weekend at the Maple ;I I iI' "TRILOGY" T. cottage at Lake. +eelCend visitors with the John Tfionipsoit family wero Mr. Ra tl M•rs. Aniiy `'T'hompson ofo•T'orontu,...... Mr.: and Mrs. T'ereted Hunter �, ....... . of..�.�....."..,,,,...:...r; Loc 1. I (OCQUE 1!. 11I- 1N�r� r efs F kMrs. Angµs Kennedy has. Visitors with Mr. and Mrsrned fr /etu om a visit with h . er sbt), � .Elmer Townsend of Har tirhey ��i� S _ t tFfro Kennedy, who was for a pork barbequi war their features 1� cq1 4 . o le � Chaplain in Mineral Springs ' entire family and Mr. and Mrs. J Hospital,, Banff and Lake Louise . James McClure and Murray, of The annual Festival HOTEL for the summer, Fattier Kennedy Winthrop;, Mr, and. Mrs. Ed, val of Flowers At the Civic Centre a 'flower has also returned to St. Michael"s Andrews of Harpurhey; Mr, was held in the Kirkton-Woodshow sponsored by the Brantford Seaforth College School, Toronto. Stanely Mitchell of Exeter; .Mrs, ham -Community Centre With � a Garden Club was in progress. The , " Mrs. Irene Clark of Perth, Elizabeth Trefry, R.N., of beautiful array 'of flowers. The theme of the show was "The Bell Scotland, was a visitor the past Richards Landing and Miss Erma many entries were judged by Story." A chronological record of few days with Mr. and Mrs. Ken 'Broadfoot of Sundridge. Mrs. Pauline' Richards of London. the life of Alexander Graham Bell Entertainment: Doig and family, and Mrs. A, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walsh of The evening . program was depicted in flowers. Many beauti- Powell. , Woodstoek spent Sunday with, opened with...O Canada. Susan ful , flowers and imaginative -David and John Sills have re- Miss Leone Hotham and Mrs. Van der Speck sang a solo and arrangements were to be seen. Thursday,, turned to their home in Mary Hotham. Bonnie Norris favoured with a The.. Garden )Club supplied a ... - .. - Baltimore, Maryland after Mrs. 'Edith Campbell of step dance. guide for the buses and a visit spending -two weeks with Mr. and Brighton is visiting with her Mrs, Jean Durst of Seaforth was made to Lorne Park, Glen- Friday Mrs. Frank Sills and other brother, Mr. Frank Hunt and demonstrated 'the drying of hyrst Park and•Mohawk Park. On relatives in the area. Previously, Mrs. Hunt. f flowers and showed.: and the homeward trek supper was Margaret and 'Joan Sills had Mr. and (vlrs. Nelson Goven- explained several arrangements enjoyed near Woodstock and the and Saturday, spent two weeks with.. t their lock of Simcoe were guests of Mr. she had made. group arrived back ' of Kirkton :ousins in Baltimore. and Mrs. M.H. McKenzie and Prizes were presented to the around nine o'clock.. «TL WI will talk anscho®ls The Seaforth Women's Insti- tute will meet at the home. of Mrs. R.M. Scott on Tuesday, Septem- ber 10th at 8:15 p.m - This meeting is in charge of Mrs. John Henderson and Miss Belle Campbell, on Education and Cultural Activities. MMrs. ae .Dorrance. Lieutenant Norman Speake and Mrs. Speake returned to Calgary last week after, spending a few days with the formers parents of London and Leo Hagan, Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Patter- son had an enjoyable vacation in Winnipeg where they visited with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Patterson. Richard Stewart who has been employed by the Department of Natural Resources for the months of July and August has received winner with the most points. Mrs. Tom Hern of Zion was the winner. with 'the most points, 106, followed by Mrs: Gordon Laing of Staffs with 74 and Mrs. Norman Brock Exeter, 54. The following Saturdiay two bus loads of members took in the tour to Brantford. They first visited the Bell Homestead and had their lunch on the grounds. The next stop was at the Mohawk Chapel, the oldest Protestant Church in Canada, being ` built in 1785, shortly after the arrival of the Six r. Snazzy Warts" • Rememberl It takes but a moment to, place a Huron Expositor Want Ad and be money in pocket. To advertise, just Dial Seaforth 527-0240. Mrs. Eileen Whitmore will be his work report from the Chief Nations on the Grand River. This the guest speaker. Ranger. He was ,rated good to little church is the scene of many Roll call will be "What do you excellent. Richard arrived home weddings. consider is the Main Subject in on the 27th of August. school?" The Motto, "Getting back to the 3 R's" will be given by Mrs. R.J. Doig. , A display of The Tweedsmuir History and Scrapbooks will be at this Yneeting. Members are reminded to bring in the Quilt stubs and money. Lunch is in charge of Mrs. Joseph Keys; Mrs. Ken Stewart, Mrs. G. McKenzie, Mrs. Mae Hillebrecht. MERCHANTS' EXHIBITS SEAFORTH FALL FkR� SEPTEMBER 19th and 20th 1VMerehants interested in obtaining space for exhibits in the Arena for the THURSDAY EVENING and F MAY AFTERNOON SHOWS, please eontaot: KEITH SHARP fWATUMATi T7H1NlOR MVCW. ACTnT%TQt — PHONF 527-1740 Country and Western Entertainment - SAT URDAY NIGHT in, the RED' KNIGHT ROOM Elgin Fischer Trio • IN THE LADIES' and ESCORTS',ROOM FRIDAY and SATURDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY "THE THREE TOiVS" • Tasty Chicken Wings for Snacks -- AMPLE FREE PARKWO — WE SERVE BEVERAGE ROOM LUNCHEONS 12to2and 6to8 --• AT VERY LOVA PRICES -- COMMMERCIAL HOTEL -- Seaforth Hospital Aux. plans pot luck The Seaforth Hospital Auxiliary members will start off their fall program with a pot luck supper in the Board Room at the hospital on Tuesday, September 10 at 6:30 p.m. New ,, members would be welcomed, Bring a favourite food, also your own plate an(rcutlery. U -ceased !Ander.L.C.8,0, Bayfield Road Goderich, Ph. 524-7711 ( ourlNa � a�'�rclNs - NIGHTLY ENTERTAINMENT I This Week:— . , '.,Ron Jaster Seaforth Agricultural Society TRACTOR PULL Sunday,Sept. 15th'-, 1974 at Agricultural Ground! Seaforth 1 p.m. sharp -BROWNIE'S I'll, I'm ' CLINTON -.ONTARIO too�E��E` BOX OFFICE OPEN 8 P.M. - SHOW STARTS 8:30 P.M. Open Weekends Only after Sept.1- FRIDAY - SATURDAY - SUNDAY September 6=7-8 The ultimate In adventure ^� and excitement! Adult Entertain M I 1 '*' > TIIE NE i MOVE IS ;.. MM UItI3ER ` Slarrm (In Alphatietul Drderl RICHARD BENJAMIN - DY AN CANNON JAMES COBURN JOAN HACKETT- W46 MASON • IAN WSHANE • RAOUEL WELCH DANCE To Lionel Thornton and his Casa Royal Orchestra FRIDAY, S'EPTE'MBER 13, 1974 In the Brussels Arena. Sponsored by: Brussels Lions Club $5.00 per couple. Advance sale tickets:. -available from members of Brussels Lions Club or Phone 887-6117 !J-�T!4`. THURS.-FRI.-SAT. SEPT. 5-6-7" WhI&XV-Sa k yt LAST-DEATAIL.?il. S'days 4 cities 7 women 3 brawls 200 beers and a Int COLUMBIA PICTURES piesents JACK'NICHOLSON - in"ME IA&4;f DETAR AND , CE"CRAZY JOE" FF.I.N li r1A1f 01 101 01 OYE/ SUNDAY ONLY SEPI!. 8 "SEX- BRA TS" 4, aT AND 11 "HITCH. HOOKED"I MON.-TOES.-WED. I SEPT. 9-10-11 Most cops play It by the hook , Newman wrote f his'... GI EORGE OWDI I&pAKR® �• IN "OLA C , , a .. ,,... _....... IV w ROGER ROBINSON >s; EL GENE ROCHE-,, ; N Itoffiti ire 04ie"gAWHOM"W1SON.O_,,t,RICHARDp EFyF.�"�,,�/.. •`'�" ffn4JM Y ItICFIpRD PANG z• 'Y�Ilvx. A UNNEASAL P1CRAE. TECHW, oLon• "OLA C , , a .. ,,... _....... IV w