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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-02-06, Page 114" '4 EP rmii• jlimai41 ? 1111IS WAY IO sums ONE ONLY! 527-1320 Seaforth CorreSpondent Mrs.Bob Lang Many friends and -relatives from Cromarty were guests at a dance celebrating the fortieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ross of Hensall. Mrs.Ross was the former Vera Allen of Cromarty. The couple were honored in the Legion Hall in Seaforth on Saturay evening. 'posts Showers On Monday evening Mrs. Hugh Scott was 'hostess at a shower for Mrs. Brian Dow, the former Susanne Smith. Mrs. Public health nurses speak at Staffa WI -"Like it? We chased some crooks through a car wash, Lower Interest• Rates' NOW AVAILABLE a 1st. and 2nd. 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SEAFORTI1 • CLINTON HENSALL 527-01910 482-4514 262-2418 , ^x,7•9: 7.; L:•:;•!. tours - milk 01 nt Liberals expect big *turnout at Windsor #I,RE CHIEF AT CRONIN FIRE — Seaforth Area Fire Chief Don Hulley peers out of the Window of the Alphonse'Cronin house just outside of St. Columban which ws damaged by a fire in the room over the kitchen on Sunday aft ernoon. Mr. Cronin said the family was in the kitchen pnd by the time they smelled the smoke flames were shooting out of an upstairs south window. staff Photo) The topic for tile., January meeting of the 'Dublin W.1, was Canadian Industries .when mein- bers toured Stacey's Milk Plant at Mitchell. Norman and Howard Stacey explained how milk came in by cans, was ' weighed and tested. They described delivery of cream, making butter, pow- dered milk and the storage plant. Chocolate milk was served to II members and 1 visitor. Courtesy remarks given by Mrs,. Jack Burchill. Members returned to the home of Mrs. Ann Burchill when tlie president, Mrs. -James Statton opened the meeting. Mrs. Joe Looby read the minutes and Mrs, Ann Burchill gave the treasurer's report. Roll call, ...Something' Manufactured in Canada arid Where". thank you cards were read from Mrs. Gordon Aikins. and Mrs. George Covelle, Lu y cup award was won by erna Brooks. Lunch was served by Mrs. Norman McKay and Mrs. R. S. Aikens.. Courtesy remarks were o'given by Mrs. Wilfred Annis. NEWS OF CROMARTY , Mr. &Mrs. Ross hqnoured on 40th 4.11 Staffa , 4-H Homemaking Club 'held the first Meeting for , their new project, ' Clothes for Leisure, on Montay at the home of Mrs. John Wallace. The following officers were elected: Pres., Margaret Laing Vice-Pres.- Bonnie Norris; Sec.-Treas. - Betty Anne. Miller; Assistant. Jeana' Elliott; Press - Margaret Laing; Telephone, 'Cheryl, Riley, Kathy Douglas, Achievement Day Comm.,-Kathy Douglas; Margaret Laing, Cheryl • Riley; Book Covers- Pamela Wallace, Betty Anne Miller, „Teresa Wallace, The roll call was "Why Do I belong to 4-H?" Mrs. W Mace ..,„,desCribed the - project 45(threttldntP %nd , „Mrs, C. Douglas led discussion on choosing the fabric, pattern and „_,trim;, When baying. material, one should watch these 'pOints suitability to pattern, good wearing quality, easy , care, comfortable, crease-resistant.,. home from Seaforth Community, Hospital. Visiting with Mrs. Verna Brooks and George for the weekend was Mrs. Brooks' sister Mrs. Velma Adams from Blyth,. Ontario. Mr. James Krauskopf has returned home from London University. Hospital where he was a patient, .Mrs.-Frank•Evans has returned home after visiting with her son William and family of Niagara 4r. and ,Mrs, Murray Eggert and Jason, Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Kneehtel, Rostock,, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gardiner. • Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Christie were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Whiteside, Islington, Miss Beth Christie and Mr. Chris Carver, St.Catherines. •Yri.62, `Lloyds' Stereo Hi-Fi Console with 8-Track Tape Player Each - • 377 ,Contemporary Mediterranean style plastic cabi- net in simulated pecan finish. AM/FM/FM stereo receiver features include AFC and a matrix switch for additional optional speakers. Built-in tape player has auto/manual selection and car- tridge storage well. 'BSA' automatic record changer has cueing lever; anti-skate control; ceramic cartridge; sapphire stylus. 8" woofers and 4" tweeters with crossover network speaker system. About 66 X 26 X 181/2". One year parts ' drid 90 day labor warranty. Model CC7063. The Liberal Party in Ontario, Which will hold its Annual Meeting and Policy Conference ' in Windsor starting February 7th, is expecting a record turn-out for the three-day event. Jeffrey L. D. King, Ottawa, President of the Ontario Party, said it is apparent this 'year's convention will draw the largest ;gathering of Lib.rals in years. More than 1400 delegates have registered in advance, he said, and some riding association delegate lists are still 'being processed. "Total registration, has 'avera.g.,a,abotit 1200 at annual • meetings for the last several years. VCIC've already exceeded that figure and all indications are that we can expect at least another few hundred in addition to those now registered." Mr. King , said that announcement 'of a recent Gallup Poll which moved the Liberals ahead of the Progressive 4 Conservatives in' popularity among Ontario , voters was ••-it'enortnbasly' .,_e_neiyifaging" in view of the convention's timing. The poll showed the Liberals with 41 per cent of the popular -vote •arnong derided. voters, night per cent ahead of the Conservatives. A highlight of the Liberal, Annual. Meeting will be ' an address by Party Leader Robert F. Nixon., Mr. Nixon is scheduled ' to address the- Windsor convention February 8th. Delegates attending„the event will spend the better part of a day discussing policy. Because the . Ontario government' is expected to call an election later this year,. emphasis will be on provincial rt concerns. Four major themes will dominate the sessions;_ jobs. houses, schools, and government. Format for the pblicy conference will resolve around panel participants who will begin each session With brief comments. Delegates then will make their views known on, the topics being debated. Chairman of a panel which will deal with schools is Bruce Bone, former chairman of the Metro Toronto School Board. Mr. Bone has announced he will' be a candidate fowr the Liberals in the forthcoming provincial election. Joe Cruden, Toronto, immediate past president of the Liberal Party in Ontario, is to act as chairman of a session concerned with government. June ROwlands, director of research for the Liberal caucus at 'Queen's Park, will chair discussions on housing. Ed. Tharen, President of the Hamilton and District Liberal Association, will be moderator at •a policy workshop charged with developing policy on jobs. Panel participants include Pat Reid, M.P.P., Rainy River; Mark MacGuigan. , M.P., Windsor-Walkerville, parliament. Secretary to the ,• Minister of Labour; Margaret Campbell, M.P.P., Toronto-St. George, and - Correspondent Desmond' Newman, : Mayor of Mrs. Templetpan.. Whitby. Mr. Newman has Dere_ wei0Atirteen, members declared his intelitaitilat' as a and two visitors "present for the Liberal candidate in the next Family and. Consumer Affairs election. • meeting of the Staffa Women's Institute held—in.-the--• Township Hall on Wednesday, Jan. 29 at 2 'p.m. Mrs. Ross McPhail introduced the guest speakers, Mrs. R. Lawson and Mrs.E, GaYlor, Public Health Nurses, who spoke on nutrition, from the birth of the baby to the elderly. Mrs.. Charles Douglas exPressed,the Insti e's appreciation. • Mrs. McPhail presented an interesting paper on the motto - "A IVIerchatt on sto, what the public de nds" and Mrs. 'John filler gave the nut ition hint,f r the day'on cheese, telling how select it, how urstore it and how to serve it. ,Roll Call was answered 'by, naming a new product recently tried, and your opinion, Mrs. Robert McCaughey' •favpured everyone „ with a piano instrumental. During. business the members moved to serve lunch to the Umpire Clinic on April 12. ' / Members agreed to have another progressive euchre party on Feb. 12 with Mrs-George Vivian, Mrs.Russell Warden, and Mrs. Carter Kerslake on the committee. Hostesses for the meeting were, Mrs. Frank Hamilton, Mrs. Orpha Norris and Mrs. Ruby Reed. Ronald Miller read a , short address and Pamela Wallace, assisted the bride in opening the many useful.., gifts. • Marilyn Laing, whose marriage takes place this month, was guest of honour at a miscellaneous shower at the home of her aunt, •Mrs. Gordon Laing, on Sunday afternoon. Guests • included relatives of the couple from Clinton, ' Seaforth; Stratford, Exeter, Munro, Dorchester, Listowel and Cromarty. Pauline Cleland conducted a' game, Debbie Jefferson played the theme front The Sting, and Anne Jefferson read a story. Lunch was servedby'the hostess assisted by,, her daughter Lorraine. • Personals Debbie Hulley of, Winthrop spent the weel4nd with relatives at Cromarty. Mr. and Mrs., James Bone,' Robert, Andrea, and Lloyd, South Carolina,. visited Thursday With Mr. and Mrs.Alex Gardiner. Mrs'., Bone was the former Alice .Sorsdahl -of Cromarty. Saturday visitors -Witt the Gardiners were 'Va'grr.tigr Tfa_Long of Wardsvi Mr. and Mrs. Barry Gammon, Agincourt, and Nancy .. ...'Stratford-,4. _spent , weekend with . Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Allen." Robbie Gardiner spent the last week with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gardiner. -. Falls. ' Mr. and-Mrs. Wilfred Maloney • visited Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mr. Joseph Kelly is a patient in Stratford General Hospital. Friday night euchre "Spon- sored" by the Mission Counsel! - Prizes were won by: High Ladies - Mrs. Peter Maloney Si.; High Man - Mr. James Krausk9pf, RR2, Dtiblin; Low Man Peter Maloney, Sr.; Low Lady - Mrs. Leo Kroonen, Lucky cup was won by Mrs, Joe Dorsey, RR2, Lucky chair was wort by Russell Smith, RRI , Dublin. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Flanigan for the weekend was Mrs, Leona Cowan from Stratford, Ontario and also Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pehlke from Maryhill. Visitors this weekend at Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ruston's were Mr. and Mrs. Hariy O'Neal and children Rodney and Chris of Fullerton, Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Kegler and elljlq_en of KitChener spent Run, 'clay ;Mr." and Mrs, Albeit Cronin. „ Those from a distance, who attended the funeral of Mrs,' Agnes Kale last week, included Mr. Carl Stapleton and son Jerry and David O'Reilly from London, Mrs. Lett Gaffney, Smith Falls, Mr, and Mrs.' L44ce, Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Frank O'Con- nor"from Toronto.- Messrs. Jack, Gerry and Basil Byrne of Detroit, Dr. Frank and Mrs. Stapleton from Cambridge, Mrs. Don Heard of ,Newmarket and Mrs,._ Ginn Hildebrandt of Kitchener. 1.1ey,fi „flier „,l,oh:n. 4St.:EtplP166, ey e ale ta: phoWmaido141drdn'':'sVioroarl sit:na:lelw:ftiutipd,r'etY:stie:!..1)'.esopg,rL Gera rd 94 ij.nr :11 :ft ..aa Me- 404 411,Tst' PaYt, ErliejllY .Prf t. ar-, ew' days last week with the latter's parents Mr. and Mrs. MLIA"fiY;e: on Sunday afternoon damaged the borne of Mr, and,. Mrs. Phonse Cronin. Firemen from Seaforth, responded and kept the fire fro damaging the main pail of th house. "In essence, the discussions intended —helfitTberals assess current policies of the Ontario government 'on a range of es of concern tosthe people 'of this province, and. to' develop more meaningful policies based on a Liberal viewpoint," Mr. . King said. Chairman of the Annual Meeting will be Michael. Brogan, President of the Windsor and Essex District 'Liberal Association. Mr. MacGuigan and Donald Deacon. M P.P., York Centre and the Deputy Leader of the Ont arfo Party will serve as vice-chairmen. The Party's annual election of officers is.schedpled to take place on the final day of the convention. Functions will • be held at Windsor's Cleary Auditorium and Convention Centre. • - Recreation News and Views By Clive Buist Seaforth Director of Recreation ••,...""i"••••• This years Holiday H appenings program will include a 'trip to, Tamonto,yo the Ontario Science Centre. The program will be fiVays in duration during the Mid Winter Break , March 17 - 2 . Chilren will have an, opportunity to' participate in activitieklike `Crania, gym, active and passive games, arts and crafts, outdoor activities, skating, movies and special events. The cost bf the program will be ten dollars for five exciting days. Brochureslare being distributed throughout the schools but additional brochures may be picked up at the Recreation Office.We do have a few positions open for students 16 and over to work in•. this program. Our Yoga program has been changed to Wednesday evenings, 9:30 - 10:30 commencing Wednesday, February 12, interested persons should register at the Recreation Office or during the first night. A St. Johns Ambulance Course will be beginning next week, Monday, February 10th at Scafofth District High School from 7:30 - 9:30. This course is eight weeks in duration. Anyone interested should contact the Recreation office prior to Monday, February 10th. Approval of a provincial' grant of $11,000.00 to the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority for the Saratoga Conservation Area has been received according to Murray Gaunt. Huron Bruce M.P.P. The Conservation Area presently comprises some 357 actres of land in the Township of, West Wawanosh, County of Huron. In keeping with the Authority; established program of acquiring land in the Saratoga Swamp area. the Authority proposes to acqu;re an addiflonal.,400 'acres in the Toyvnshifi. of West Wawanosh for the enlargement of this Conservation Area.' The proposed acquisition is primarily swamp forest with cedar, hemlock. swamp maple and some white pine comprising the bulk of the eforest species. Sharp's Creek traverses the south-west corner of the property. All member municipalities will bear ate Authority's share of the cost. MVCA gets $11,000 grant Correspondent Mrs. Gwen Ruston Mr. Daniel J. O'Rourke was fortunate to escape injury Sunday morning when the car he was driving was forced off the road and rolled over in- the ditch causing about one hundred dollars damage." Constable J.P. Malley of Sebringville investi- gated the accident. We are pleased to hear Mr. Alvin , Crawford has , returned Man escapes injury in car accident