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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1976-04-15, Page 31.9.910,2u1PATE•touE 174" CCURBDRURRN INSECTICIDE 0- 0 -•• Seaforth 527.0910 .Clinton 482-3405. liensalf —262.2418 F Eb.S. SEEbS PE1tTilt„I.Zte ,FlS Granton 225.2360 Mitchell 348-8433 Bengali 262.2521 • 11;1, • 4•41::,./.,j1.,,,...ke,,412dmar'', ••• • THE. ;k14!.RO.N 0317110.11A.M. HomOfrom .THE KIDS BEHIND THE MASKS — Brightly painted paper mache maskSlinepe hallways at SPS these days since one class made them -as an art Rroject. Those who are wearing their masks and those who, aren't are rear, left, Kevin. Coupland, Harold Chesney,n ext row, Patricia Knudsen, Mary Lynn Glew, Leanne- Hugill, Bobbi Dale, Karen Laverty and front, Darlene Simpson, Lynn McLaughlin and Angela Gomes. (Staff Photo) "Bill Batten of the Exeter Independent News' has been' 4- named president' of the', Blue. Water Regional Newspaper. Network. He' was named to the post at a meeting of the network in Goderich, Thrusday. He succeeds Bob Shrier, president of Signal Publications, Goderich. Howard Aitken, ' Signal Publications remains 'as secretary-treasurer. • Correspondent Mrs.Ed. REgere Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCallum and Mr. and Mrs liarry Hoegy attended the .Corlett-Young wedding in Stratford on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Thornton and'Mr. and Mrs. Louis Thornton of London visited on weekend with Mr.. and,,IvIrs. John McLean of Tuckersmith Mrs. T. Storey of- Seaforth, Mrs. Joseph Thornton and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Regele of R.R.#4, Walton and Mr. and Mrs. George Thornton of Brussels. Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and . Mrs. Edward Regele were Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCallum, Joyce and Carl and Mr, and Mrs. Paul M cCallum and Mrs. Joseph Thornton. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Hare and Angie of Listowel visited on Wednesday evening with Mr.and Mrs. Harold tvfcCallnm. Mr. and Mrs. Demonic Murray ,have returned to their home after holidaying three weeks in Ireland'. The network represents 14 weekly newspapers in Exeter,, Clinton, Goderich, Kincardine, .Listowel, Lucknow, Seaforth, St. Marys, Teeswater, Wingham, Brussels,Blyth, and Zurich. At the meeting, plans 'were approved to conduct several seminars in future months, covering advertising, news writing and production. Miss Joy Hey spent a clay last week visiting her friend at Aylmer. Leo Club elects first off leers Seaforth's new Leo Club, sponsored by the local Lions, has- elected its first executive. There are 21 members in the club, designed for boys and girls aged from' 13 to 18. Leo stands for leadership, experience and opportunity and the new club 'will get its charter at a presentation night May 14, according to Lions advisors bd Taylor, Ross Ribey • and Keith Snell. Mike Scott is the group's first president. Karen Bennewies is vice-president and secretary is Duane Malcolm, with Jim Laverty as. treasurer. ' Leo directors are Jerry Barringer, Mike Vander Velden and Cori Habkirk. Batten hegds news network See these Branch Managers Earl Hindley - Clinton. Erie Luther-Hensel' Douglas Knowles - Exeter - Good things happen with Gold Medal Banker, Lees talk. AA The First CanadiariBank Bank of Montreal PAINTING THEIR OWN DESIGN — Art classes went on as usual at , Seaforth , Public School during education week. Aboye Paul Kirkby, left and John Huether, both of Walton work with• paints along with the rest of their grade six class in teacher Edna Bell'sart room. (Staff Photo) McKinley named critic- You're Hurdri-Middlesex MP Robert McKinley has been named to Progressive Conservative leader 'Joe Clack's 32-member shadow cabinet. Mr. McKinley who has represented the riding since 1965, - 7 becomes the public works • Invite. committee chairman in the PC The Annual meeting for Dist- rict 8 Horticultural Societies will be held in Egmondville Church, Saturday, April 24. Those wishing to attend the dinner, please contact the secretary or treasurer, by , April 16. caucus. • s . He resigned as whip of the party just before the Conservative leadership convention because he said he believed the new leader should be free to pick his own whip. Norma Beecroft has joined the staff at BETTY'S BEAUTY SALON. • Phone 527-0470 and make an appointment... beginning April 20 Win at carclub Recent preliminary winners of $25.00 in the Liohs Car Club draw are Melvin Cooper, Egmondville and Robert Broadfoot, R.R., Brucefield. Correction The cut line's alder two photos of minor hockey players in last. Week's issue were reversed by mistake. The names under the two Pee Wee teams, both coached by Keith Snell should have been reversed. Sorry. Clean up at Vanastra .Correspondent Karen Lehnen lb the. Lions Club for Vanastra and District many busy 'volunteers are active and I am Unable to mention them all. Their Community contribution is just beginning, but will be a valuable asset,'in Vanastra. Ken McIlveen organized the formation of the Lions Club for Vanastra and District. Active club members are Jird Burgess, Bernie Bryan, Wilf Schneider, Karel Boersma, Ken Murray, Don McLean and Henry Bonte Gelok. At Vanastra baseball, soccer and tennis all have active volunteer helpers. The Vanastra Parks and Recreation Board members are Dick Lehnen, • Wilf Schneider, Barry Davis, Rob Gates, Bruce Collins, Aldon King and from Tuckersmith Council Elgin Thompson and Erwin Sillery. This board is responsible for recreation at the Vanastra Centre and indoor pool. . During the " planning, construction and parks eleari-up over 6,000 hours of volunteer manpower went into the Vanastra Centre and pool and park systeni. Because of these recorded volunteer hours an additional sum in grants toward Capital costs was obtained. Rob Gates and the Vanastra children spent last Saturday and three evenings at a spring clean-up of the large play park. Wednesday they had a big bonfire of all the fallen 'branches and debris collected. Special Easter services will be held at the Vanastra Christian Church Sunday, April 18. CUT FLOWERS POTTED MUMS EASTER LILIES REGAL BEGONIA AZALEA HYDRANGEA TERRARIUMS • BOX PLANTS will be available for SPRING PLANTING ADD BEAUTY, PRIVACY AND SAFETY TO YOUR PROPERTY WITH 'AN ATTRACTIVE WOODEN FENCE A wide variety of designs to choose from. VVe will be glad to help you select one that best suits your budget and style of home. Free estimates. R.R. 4, Seaforth 527-0608 Purina Chows- Sanitation Products- Seed Corn Provimi Feeds- Ventilation (Wholesale & Retail) Pesticides-Spraying Equipment MILTON J. DIETZ LIMITED Hoegy Fqrm Supply Ltd. Brodhagen, Ontario Phone 345-2941 heave nd saf sectic se. F u ge and s 'on. F rn. r for more inf em ical inbti n LF 14—THE "BASkETWEAVE"