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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1974-12-19, Page 7r 1. r y ............... c' 4 .. :.; v.-:. .., <. ✓1r1ry •'za .:::, y, ./...., :. _,. , ..:, ri ,.:.: ..... .. A ir .�, �. �� �P'l• �,li..!,��,[s lr �...4 (yam) �wr.r .�yM���y{��,wy, �. 1 W/,,{g(r>'.. ,,fir+ jr�.yy ��. �� f!1'�n,...'A+"1F.,A .. �. y��/r76 "!R. •..,T . , e ,,y,'.. tp/.: s// J :.,: IS..% ai "-:.:/ry, i:,. Y::/ tk: '..:'z.,.... ,. ... r•. yP S NEWS OF $0: � ' F,1fHilr' 5.,.,' l.. 'A,Y , o.{ f//�f,.: qf:•. � }1 ^h 7 yj • rr t 9 ORT �. �a � �`� , T ,� rs X ,. n s' y,.:y :r' �r;:� /s {` , .�.,.: A , PrS y n '1�'M rfi,, sa . rr./... y , „ Qlzds . .'�[y +J.F�.q s H'sur. te., w tx ✓ >:<.., :r' X r .Y:'x _ �. fir`,:; on . " �+ ,.yjr ...v�?. �/( M.Ym¢. t y f �•' /1,�.. /i. ala.. �.5. ..,ad �f. �' ::iQ' } , ..; �-.::•.fes` � �,.df �/� � ,M a: �' :, / a>.. ,- lP'..:e. % .xr t. d^:; ,✓., ,Y>' r ,'1 • ,>.•a ,rf.M,'s�wbd T FX �i ... ., <'"r�'F{'t 6'3'y <.:..r �<: ,._ 'r.:,., F. ;v,X��.. �•..�' � :5 �/. ,.! ,sad >., f, ..r, /: ,', ��•�•��, Mr.$rte Luther oHensall led t Christian Vlromens Club 'P �,�,k �, 4 Y ra >, r ' �. ; :,� . ,;:.,. ed t foi'�h � �� � i� .� ..he � � � , :y , , _. ,.�� ��. Luann TaYtgf• open he 1p; • songservice on. Sunday evening. Eris Luther played the ,.f t Explorers Meeting with the pu r - organ - , for the singing of Carols with, a Christmas poem by was answered a collection was t l? ,' ..,., ase, motto and hymn, Rdll call lhli�� Q. hpMl'$>j Pearl Erratt and a vocal duet by Mrs. Britton and Mrs. taken by Loral Hayter and de -di - The 0 kB t� Luther. The •Bayfield volunteers visited the Home on Monday 'to in" -Denmark catt d. yMembers. practised the, Y assist with the afternoons activities. Mrs, Myrtle Parker, WI bears aboof Chrisfmasplay and Lori Hayter led in test Norman Speir.and Jerry .Collins provided the old Lyme music prayer. On adjournment the 4 n with two numbers by the Huronview Rythm Band. The Christmas meeting of the penny sale was enjoyed at the president Erla Coleman to open members delivered gifts and sang �. velr, Bruce and Susan Cann, Lele and Estells Finkbeiner, •ii Hensall W.I. was held Wednes• conclusion of the meeting and the the Christmas meeting of the carols. Milford Proud and Mrs. Jean Triebner. provided special day evening in a beautifully Hostesses Vera Brintnell and Chiselhurst U.C.W which was The Christmas concert will be Qpgrl every @V@niing tJlltil 9.00 P,M, number for the Tuesday afternoon bible story conducted each decorated Legion Hall. President Nellie Riley and their assistants held in the church on December held in the Township Hall on '•; week b Mrs. Prouti of Exeter. Hilda Payne welcomed members served a tasty Christmas lunch. 10. She also welcomed the Y Saturday y Monday, 23. y a11d Xmas @1/@ $;QO P.M:. Twenty-five members of the Over 90 Club met on and guests and the meeting members and several visitors This past Sunday was White Wednesday. Following the program of carol singing, in the usual form. The Leglon Auxiliary Meeting Gift Sunda with mane h go ng to "' • openedwith Christmas wishes. The roll y y g g recitations and readings lunch was served in the dining :mom' roll call was answered b twenty The December meeting of the the School for the Retarded in Y Y call was answered by 19 members • ,{� Mrs. Hackwell was a guest of the club and played the piano members with the best Christmas Hensall Ladies Legion Auxiliary statin what .their favourite Goderich. Next Sunday, Decem accompaniment and an instrumental number. was held December 3. President g • • '• gift I ever received. Secretary Christmas carol was. The trea- ber 22, will /'� the specol r • • •., The Hendcrson Family of Seaforth entertained on "Family Janis Bisback read the minutes of Vanda McClinchey presided. by Christmas Church Service in • r' Night". The three girls Donna, Darlene and Debbie Past President, Mildred Chat- surers report was given re the November meeting. Dorothy Brintnell. There were Varna and Goshen. accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Henderson provided a good Correspondence consisted of a mens installed Kathleen Geiger as several donations given by the Anyone in the Varna district variety of entertainment with several numbers by the trio, a new member. Plans were thank you note from the Home ladies to charitable organizations. having any news to report in this solos and step dances. Mrs Butt expressed the appreciation of Economist Jane Penguilley; a finalized for the New Year's Dorothy Parker used as her column, please call - 482-3214. the residents. dance. The Auxiliary and Legion - letter from Eric Luther announc- in that the C.N.I.B. canvass had members are spiin;aoritrg a child theme fgr the worship service g No More Darkness," Dorothy been a success; a thank you note ren's Christmas party for mem- Y Brintnell and Mary •Brintnell f from Hilda Payne. It was bers on December 22. Mildred St. PaUis L I M I T E D Y assisted her by reading there uested that leaders and assis- Chalmers won the mystery prize, - 4 Ti scripture. Rev.on Beck tants are still needed for the next and Wanda McClinchey thefy ' guessing prize. The money doll enlightened all with his Christ / , 4H club coming up in the spring. mas message on '.'Lightness". r Jessie McAllister reported for the draw will be held on December For the ro ramme, T % yi�f1. 21. P g Dorothy and ACWpacks ��� , , �, birthday party held at Hu ronview Mar Brintnell, Mar Cole ander ''� i� in November and also ave a Girl Gnldes Hold Enrollment ?'s R . Tin g Pearl'Taylorsang' Silver Bells". g `n` `` " re ort 'of the board meeting held The members of the 1st Hensall boxes f o r Tuckerstnith Group 1 the President, Mrs. Walters. The F g A candle lighting service with all ��'�'�� �� Brucefield United Church U.C.W. secretary's report was given by in November and read a letter Girl Guide Company fell into participating was conducted by from Brother Bob in India, formation, in full upiform, � held their last meetingfor 1974 on Mrs. Ervin Sillery and the the minister before the meeting bringing us up to date of the marched into the horse shoe was closed, after which Rev. Beck Thursday, Dec. 12 with an treasurer's report, by Mrs. Berry formation and stood at attention shut—ins Will be attendance of 20 and two visitors. who reported over $1,000.00 had Phe eedings and happenings while three tenderfoot guides, pronounced the benediction. A A pot luck dinner was held at 7 been raised by the Group in 1974. Roxanne Laver Karen Shiels, gift exhange followed with secret p.m,, folowed by the regular Mrs. Broadfoot read thank you Treasarer Marg Ingram gave and Joann Lavery,. Karen Shiell pals being revealed. The hos Prior to the regular meeting of meeting under the leadership of cards from Mrs..Caldwill, .Mrs. the financial report. Programme enrolled b their Guide Leader, tesses were Fredo Boa and St. Pauls A.C.W. shut-in Christ - CLOSED ,•'N1rs.'Walters. and Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Wilber Keys for coiiyenor was -Grace Peck. y mas boxes were packed at the Mrs. Eric Luther and her assis- Beatrice Boyce and Sarah Dick. Mrs,Walte'rs read" ""a Christmas cards and flowers 'at Christmas. It Everyone enjoyed a carol sing rectory. Thursday afternoon, was decided the winter meetings with Myrtle Sherritt at the piano. tant Mrs. Arthur Slade. December 12, the president Mrs. P g g After a ick exit, the Guides Euchre Held to Lodge Rooms Wed. Dec. 25th - Christmas Day poem.. Silent Night was sun with g Earle Shapter favoured everyone 9� g Anderson opened the meeting ' Mrs. Wm. Rogerson at the piano. be held in the aft ernoon, with a vocal solo "Whispering reappeared, transformed into A Christmas euchre was held with a prayer. The minutes were Thurs., Dec. 26th - Boxing Day Mrs.Stoll read the Scripture The meeting was sorry to Hope" accompanied on the piano candle -bearing angels, humble Wednesday evening in the Hen- read and approved. The study Fri., Dec. 27th - Inventory "Glory to God in The Highest". report that the President, Mrs. P P p shepherds, wisemen and the Hol sail Lode rooms. Sponsored b Walters had resigned, by Joyce Pepper. Grace Peck P Y g I? Y book was given by �nnie Reid on "O Little Town . Betspo a on g for introduced Mrs. Tove Bell, who family to present- an impressive • the C.P & T. Committee, eleven "Settle Thoug is before. was sung and Mrs. Stoll spoke on personal reasons. Several la The Coming of the King" tables were in la Winners Evenin The officers for 1975 and Will Christmas Happiness on Jesus contests were conducted along told everyone about Christmas in play " g g play. g." Denmark. narrated by Vicki Mann. The were: Ladies High -Mrs. Joe are the same as in 1974. Birthday followed by prayer. The with several games by Mrs She showed a decorated choir of angels, accompanied on McLellan, Seaforth; Ladies Low - Correspondence was read and �. offering was received and Allan, Mrs. Stoll and Mrs. Walt Christmas tree and' different . the piano by Mrs. Joyce Pepper, Mrs. Glenn Bell; Men's High dealt with. Mrs. Forrest and dedicated by Mrs. Walters. Walters followed by an exchange other decorations, and also told sang the appropriate Christmas Ernie Chipchase;, Men's Low - Mrs,' Anderson read about the RE Mrs. Walters gave a poem on of gifts -carols as the la roceeded. Alex McBeath; Most Lone Hands Eskimos in the far nor%, Jt was :+ Christmas and closed this part of g w w bb prdinner. Grace also introduced ogramme E.- Luther concluded the - Annie Reid.. A drawfora ha m decided that the A.C.W. wouul&1:-, Saturday, Dec. 28th 8 A.M. - 12 Noon Mrs. McNaughton thanked about the menu for the Christmas the meeting with prayer. Mrs.Walters for her fine Shop north who owns a H bby programme with an inspiring was won b Cecil Pepp er, and a send a donation to theHunger `: Monday and Tuesday, Dec. 30'— 31 The business was chaired b leadership. Mrs. Tomkins, r c ns a Hobby Y prayer in front of the Nativity draw for a box of a ermmt Relief and the MissionaryBudget CLOSED JANUARY 1St Morris W showed and demonstrated Punch Tableau. The Guides then patties was won• by Joe -Carter of of the church. Mrs. Anderson �• News of embroidery and also showed graciously and proudly served Exeter. closed the meeting with a poem. different other designs to make < coffee and their own home baked discussesu up for Christmas. Courtesy cookies to the mothers present.* Kippe j remarks were given by. Elsie . Chiselhurst U.C.W. Meeting nursery Carlile. Sara Simpson gave the "We have Seen A Great Correspondent duties of the District Director. A Light" was a poem read by the Christmas gift buying got you stumped? Morris Township Council met Mrs. Rena Caldwell "' � .. on Saturda with all members Y present and Reeve Wm. Elston Mr. Keith Lovell returned presiding. home from hospital last week: Robert Charters, chairman of ,Mrs.' W. L. Mellis returned East Wawanosh Recreation, from a pleasant trip to Florida. Parks and Commu nity Centre Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Gackstetter Board was present and discussed Guelph visited last Aaturday with plans of the board with council Mr. & Mrs, Harold Jones. and Wm. Stevenson brought Senior choir +� information concerning a proposed nursery centre at h iii s P Ct rt y, Belgrave School. 3195 On motion of Jas. Mair and The Senior Choir of First Thos: M filler council granted Presbyterian -Church and their $25.00 to the Canadian Mental families spent Sunday afternoon Health - Association, Ontario and evening, Dec. 8th , at the Division. home of Mr. and .Mrs. William A resolution from the town of Brown, Jarvis Street. Christmas Seaforth concerning lack of carols were sung and Peter provincial support for waste Malcolm rendered tunes on the disposal received council's bagpipes and accompanied endorsation. VV Joanne Carter when she danced Council authorized payments of the Highland Fling and the Sword rebates of taxes of,$9.07 on NV2 Dance. Musical selections were ' Lot 5, Con. 7 and $3. lan 5, also enjoyed. Everyone had a very Lots 1, 2, 3. enjoyable time. 57 El Lt` 1 ii. GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE ALL LADI9S' and CHILDREN'S WEAR -- PRICES REDUCED 20 -- 50% —' 1/3 off all WINTER COATS and JACKETS Boys' to Size 18 Girls' to Size 14x Ladles' Size 12 to 20 1/3 off all DRESSES -- 2 or more 1/2 PRICE Sizes up to 24%= 1/2 PRICE on SNOWBOOTS 1/2 PRICE on SNOW MOBILE BOOTS MEN'S -- WOMEN'S -•- CHILDREN'S 1/3 off SNOWMOBILE SUITS TA%ftORFS MY404UR YIENSALL MFT 1969 THUNDERBIRD LANDEAU, 4 -door, 429 4-V engine, power steering, power brakes, radio. 20105 Licence 4TB9A 1972 FORD GALAXIE 500 stationwagon, V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, Licence x2895 CYH903 1974 TORiNO 2 -door hardtop, 302 V-8, s automatic, power steering, radio, radial ply tires. 3195 Licence DAD165 1974 FORD CUSTOM 500 4 -door sedan, 351 V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, s radio, body moulding, rear defogger. Licence 3195 FKC242 1973 FORD LTD BROUGHAM 2 -door hardtop, 400, V-8 engine, climate control, air con- ditioning, AM/FM stereo, radio, power windows,, s 3995 tilt steering wheel, etc, etc, Licence DFU781 1972 FORD GALAXIE 500 2 -door hardtop, 351 $ V-8, engine, automatic, power steering, power 2995 brakes, vinyl roof. Licence DFU565 1972 BUiCK SKYLARK 4 -door sedan, - 350 V-8, C automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio. 2995 Licence DHC417 1972 PINTO WAGON 4 cylinder automatic. $ 249 5 Licence DHJ608 1970 CHEV 4 -door sedan, 350 V-8, power ster- t $1795 ing, power brakes, radio. Licence DDP535 1970 MUSTANG MACH 1 351 V-8, 4-V engine, automatic, full console, power steering, and ZV95 brakes. Licence DHB260 USED TRUCKS 1971 F250 3/4 -ton, 4 -speed, 6 cylinder, 19,4002495 original one -owner miles. 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