The Huron Expositor, 1976-09-23, Page 19QUEEN CONTESTANTS — Seaforth Fall Fair
Queen Beatrice Thompson, sponsored by Vincent
Farm Equipment Limited, was in good company at
the fair Friday'. Behind her is first runner up Debbie
McClure, sponsored by Seaforth Insurance Agency,
second runner up Janet Bolton, sponsored by.. the
Seaforth Optimists, Joanne Ross, sponsored by the
• Queen's. Hotel and Brenda People, sponsored by
Seafcirth Gulf. (Staff Photo)
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Rev. W. D. Jarvis conducted
the Rally Day Service in Cannel
Presbyterian Church on Sunday
and presented the following.
Awards and vSeals for Sunday
School attendance. One Year: ,
Karen. Campbell, Leigh Soldan. 2
Year Seals: Robert V011and.
3 Year seals: Brian Moir, Jamie
Reid. 4 year.seals; Tammy Bell,
Ronalynn Bell. 5 year seals: Jerry
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Taylor, David Skea. 7 year seals:
Darlene Faber, Darlene Varley,
Murray Taylor—,, Miran! Moir/ 8
year Diplomas & Bible: Barbara
Stretton. 10 year diplomas Gregg
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Munn
'returned home after spending a
` week with their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Don
Gooding at Parkhill and Debbie
Gooding, R.N.
Rev, Don Beck . will conciuc
the 116th anniversary service at
Chiselhurst United Church on
Sunday, September 26th at 2
P.M. There will be special music
by Mrs. Grace Campbell and
Mrs. Ruth Townsend, Seaforth.
Mr. andMrs. Bill Shaddick -and
Mark of London , spent • , the
weekend with the former's'
mother, Mrs. Pearl Shaddick.
Anthony Gelderland in
Ridgetown last Thursday. • On
Sunday, accompanied by Mrs. J.
M. Glenn of Exeter they attended
Anniversary Service in Varna
where Dr. Goth of London was the
guest speaker and afterwards
were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs.. Mervin Hayter, Varna.
Hensall Livestock Sales
Supply 'consisted mainly of
heifers and steers;' demand was
Aair and prices were lower. Fat
cattle: heifers, $37.00 - $39.00,
top to $42.00, Steers, $39.00 -
$41.00, top to $41.60. • Pigs:
wehings $33.00 to e41.0.9 chunks
$45.00 - $55.00.
Rail Day Servit-e visitedMr the
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Sangster, Becky Baker, Sandra
Nixon, Tammy Baker.
The St. Paul's A.C.W. held
their autumn meeting at the home
of Mrs. Ted Roberts. The
President, Mrs. Forrest opened
the meeting and Mrs. Annie Reid
,read the scripture. Mrs. Forrest
and Mrs. Roberts gave the
meditation. The Litany was
followed by the roll call answered
by a, verse containing "Harvest".
A Bible Quiz was conducted and.
Mrs. Anderson closed with
prayer.
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A special Children's
Service was ba1,4 at. Hensall
Vnited ,C.4.0.N.11 on Sunday when
the Rev, of•
Blne'Vale conducted " the Service.
The Junior Choir sang "Ynty. Me,
1.444" and "Lgoli I Want' to be a
Christian" Accompanied at the
'Otto. by Brenda Pepper, .The
theme of the service *as is
Jesus? " and Jews was presented
as 4 144derr, as a Itittn of anger, a
Man of sorrow and a-- man of •
laughter..Blblbreading were read
by Lisa Hamather, Vicki . Mann
and Steve Sararas. Prayer was led
by • Sunday • - School
Superintendent, Mr. Bill
Rowcliffe. ' •
Gerry Smith had the misfortune
to fracture his right -thtimb while
playing football at school last
week. His hand will be in a cast
for a month. • •
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Schwalm, Mrs. Daisy
Ivey and Mrs. Elizabeth Volland -
were Mrs. Margaret Thorndik'e of •
Clinton who was bowling on a
KitChener T.V. show last
Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Gary
- Finlayson, Ronald, Randy, Cathy,
Kim and Karen of Kip n, Mrs.
Marion Dougall and nelen_of
Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. -7Af----
Ammerlinck of- Sarnia, Mr. and
Mrs.Bob French and Roy of
Rousseau, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
• Coghlin, Debby and Paul, of
Fordwlch, Mr. and- Mrs. Cecil
Robb of Clinton, Mrs. Margaret
Coombs of Clinton, Mrs. Vera
Johnston and John of Brucefield,
Mr. Robbins of London, Mr. and
•Mrs.Desmond Ivey of Sarnia and
Mrs. Dorothy Mason and
Andrew of Huron Park. Hensall
visitors were Mr. and Mrs.Lewis
Clark, Mr.- and Mrs. Alan Miller,
Mrs. Irene Finlayson, Mrs. Hilda
Payne and Mrs. Winnie Skea.
The Three-Links Senior
Citizens Club met in the local hall
Tuesday 'reopening for the fall
months with a "pot luck" supper.
The president, Percy Campbell
presided over the business
following the supper. After
,singing "0 Canada" a one
minute silence, was observed' in
T hree open season`'
with .potluck sipper,.
Noble Grand •Mrs. Bertha ;,•
MacGregor presided for the
meeting of Amber Rebekah
Lodge on' Wednesday evening
assisted by the Vice-Grand,
Mrs. Dorothy Parker, who
.reported for the visiting
committee. A letter was read
from Mr. Eric Luther in regaids
for the canvass foi the Institution
of the Blind. Mrs. Dorothy Parker
and Mrs. Hazel Corbett
volunteered to canvass. A letter
was read from Pride of Huron
Lodge, Exeter,. stating a "school
of instruction" will be held in
their Lodge Rooms on September
29th at 3 o'clock and 8 p.m. when
all the members are asked to
attend either session. Mrs. Betty
Robinson, Past Assembly
President of Ingersoll will instruct
the sessions. Supper will be
served following • the afternoon
session. Birthday Greetings' were
extended to the Vice Grand Mrs.
Dorothy Parker. Several members
Amber Lod
Correspondents Hilda Payne Bertifa-Mac regar
eat belts
and lower
speeds do
save lives.
memory of an exeuctive member,
the late Glenn Bell. Bill Rogerson
was appointed to the executive
committee. It was reported fifteen
tables and sixty chairs had been
purchased as well as a piano and
bingo set. A card of thanks was
read from Mrs. Glenn Bell and a
letter from Mrs. Rosa Halris
The Chiselhurst U.C.W. held
their September meeting at the
church. Mrs. Harold Parker
presided and opened the meeting
with a poem "Lord Give Me
Faith". The theme song was
followed by prayer.
Mrs. Rosa Harris presented the
Worship on "Stewardship" taken
from 2nd Corinthians.
The business was discussed
and it was decided to hold the
annual bazaar on October 28th.
Mr. and Mrs. Earle Hackett of
expressed thapks ,to "Secret
Pals" for cards received.
Arrangements were made for
the Installation of Officers on
October 20th when the District
Deputy President Mrs. Mary.
Fisher of Exeter and her staff will
be present.
ge meets
stating the "fall Rally" for the
Senior Citizens of Zone 8 will be
held j.n Saltford Valley Hall,
Goderich on October 14th,
During the evening the winner
of the 'lucky cup" was Mrs.
Richard Taylor and the "lucky
chair" was won by Mrs. Percy
Campbell. Mrs. Rogerson,
treasurer, gave a detailed report
of the funds. The October
meeting will be held October 19th
when it is expected the "Projector
and Screen', which has been
purchased will be on hand for
films. Mrs. Laird Mickle led in a,
sing song with Mrs. Wm.
Rogerson accompanying. Several
selections were played on the
. piano by Mrs. Mickle and all
joined in gamis of Bingo. .
Stratford were guests and showed
pictures of the trip to Hawaii last
winter, which were both ,
humorous and beautiful, The
meeting closed with prayer by
Mrs. Parker. Mrs. Earl Kinsman
and Mrs. Jack Brintnell were
hostesses when lunch was served.
Correspondent
, Mrs. Mary Chessell
Varna I-hilted Church Ailniyet,
ptty was celebrated; on Sunday
With Urge' crowd in attendance.
Rev. Dr. Peo: POth Of London was ,
guest preacbek, and tit!ed his
thought provoking message ;"For
Such a Time as This." Several
messagesln sung were brought to
us by the talented barbershop
quartette, The Town and Country
Four, and by Mrs, Campbell and
Mrs, Townsend, all of the Sea-
forth area.
The committee for the next
U.C.W, meeting has invited Mrs.
Marie McGavin of Walton to tell
of her - "TerjFilugl at .41Pul. College this past Summer, Please
remember,, She 'date for _ gs
-'meeting.been chained to'
-Sept: 30.•
VP,' Percy .Harmon., of echa.
Bay, Mrs.' Stella Mitchell, and
sons Wgininy and Brien of Sault
Marie visited over the
Weekend- with - Mr. and
Murdock MOTTison and family.,
Arnold and Verna Rethwell of
Port Elgin visited on Stln443' with
Bill And Eleanor McAsh, • -
The .StanleY .1rawnsb!P: Peewee
girls Were defeated by 'the.;:
Goderich Township girls
game at •Hohnesville on Sunday.
UCW sees pictures
Since JarCuary 1, 1976, Ontario motorists have
been re.quired to dear seat belts. And since that
date, Ontario speed limits have been lowered to
60 miles per hour on freeways and 50 miles per
hour on other highways..
These new regulations are paying off. For the
first 6 months of 1976, there were 66-fewer deaths
on Ontario highways and 6,765 fewer injuries.
Rolice officials in major Ontario centres credit
the wearing of seat belts and the lower speeds
with these lower death and injury rates. And indeed,
improved safety is the prime reason for the
regulations. But there are other benefits, too.
When you drive slower, you save gasoline— and
lower your fuel costs.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Smiley, Erin spent .a few days this
week with their cousin Mrs. V.
Berry.
Mrs. A. Paterson and daughter'
Ina. Mr. and Mrs. Cribbon,
ibronto were guests of Mrs. E.
Paterson, also Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Sholdice; Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Sholdice, London, and attended
the Hill-Raymond wedding in
Brucefield United, Church on,.
Saturday.
The many friends of Mrs. Ida
Meneray, Hayfield were sorry to
learn that she fell and fractured
her hip and is a patient in Clinton
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Elliott,
London spent the weekend with
relatives in Clinton and Bruce-
field and visited with* their aunt
Mrs. Meneray in the hospital.
This is what Ontario's new
regulations are proving.
Brucefield
Visitors at wedding
HURON COUNTY
BOARD OFIDUCATION
invites
The. Ratepayers of
Tuckersmith and Stanley Townships-
to a meeting in
• Huron Centennial School
on Wednesday, Oct. 6, 1976 at 8 p.m.
For the Purpose of discussing proposed
school boundary changes
D.J. Cochrane H. Turkheim
Director of Education Chairman
So buckle up. Slow down and drive sensibly.
For your' free copy of the booklet "What You Should
Know About Seat Belts," write to:
Public and Safety information Branch
Ministry of Transportation and Communications
1201 Wilson Avenue '
Downsview, Ontario M3M 1J8
Ministry of Tt:ansportation
anclComMunications
James Snow,
Minister
William Davis,
Premier
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