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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1976-10-07, Page 5CHECK THESE FEATURES; A,Quality Merchandise Lowest Prices vi Free Organ Lessons I, Layaway Plan fr•Bank Financing p° Free Home Trial FREE DRAW For merchandise worth $2500 to $100.00 with each Organ or Piano ordered during October. (Ivi Noose Wurlitzer, Zachary, Farfisa, ark-O-Sonic organs: Wurlitzer, Willis & Currier Pianos PIP SIFER MUSIC Seaford' 527o0053, THINKING OF BUYING 'AN DUMP YOUR MONSTROUS WAGON. r.. FOR THE DATSUN F-10 WONDER. ONLY $ 3995 .* Who says a station wagon has to be e monster? • The car is also big in convenience features: The Datsury F-10 wagon has over 52 t u. ft. of tinted glass, full carpeting, package tray, 2-speed available luggage space and plenty of room for wipers and many more features you often pay people, yet it's no bigger than most mid-size extra for in other cars. Safety is another big feature sedans,,. in the F-10. Its front-wheel drive gives you With no excess hulk to drag around, the — exceptional traction and sure handling F-10 delivers great mileage, and makes ATSU driving, especially in traffic, much- more fun. M r Goderich Street 527-1010 Seaforth *Pre-delivery inspection, local freight and Provincial taxes extra, year round. The Datsun F-10 wagon. It's a big little wagon. ' rie HURON EXPOSITOR,OCTPROR 77.19' afo a or ap iquor vote Dec. Wingbauf. Mrs. go. poko..0.40;44.5* and Mrs. gileert Stroh of Wellpsloy visited Mr. fred .Seittnisdr, Mr. Fred MeGavht of town ,visited with Mrs. Ida. ,Reid and Mrs. "Lillie Hudie, " Mrs. Alex Dennis visited' with Mrs. Minnie and Etta Hawley and Mrs, Leila Dundas, .Miss Bessie Davidson enjoyed . an outing on Tuesday afternoon as guest of Mrs, Robert Cole. of Clinton and also had supper with Mr. and Mrs. Cole. Mrs. Mabel McAdams of Clinton visited her brother Mr. Thomas Churchill. Mrs. Don Knight and boys of Sheffield visited Mrs. Ada Reid and alio took her out for a nice wheelchair ride. Also visiting ,Harold' ,5rnythe..:Std P.oic pa.140.....019ipsl. • an outing to. Teeswater and; hail Misa TilikePtuAdas Visiteft supper' with f.Mir'. figrytfos. .Dunclas On . Thesday. anwin-law.• , afternoon. : Mr, gid Mrs. Den .Mctc.014. Winners' at Dingo on rriday end daughter of Clinton visited nfternonn ' were ist ru11 with Mr. Lin ,MeKeller. • .f1Conc-.TerliesTntulia, ,Wilber visitingwith Mr.. ffMce 10Y,, Dons and:- Bennett WAIMP, 9 ,6; A040,094 Salo- ' : me 'and Grae D. Anderson of • Four Cornere. rs. • Mrs, Reid wiaq gvs mccoth„. ey nie Doris Miss. Bessie Davidson and Straight lint-Mrs; Minnie flaWlekr Mr. Clarence Jackson, Fait l.' Leif k anti Bert Benclk.,' Full , (House-Miss- • Bessie Davidson, Mr. ClarenePJacksPno Mrs. Minnie Hawley and Mrs, Ada Reid. • What a beautiful week. of- weather we have inst had and how the leaves are chan colour and starting to fall There'll be a liquor plebiscite in Hibbert Township at the Dec. 6 municipal ,election to see if township people favour allowing occasional liquor permits. The Dublin Lions Club has obtained the signatures of 25 per cent of the township's- eligible voters and Hibbert' clerk Charles Friend says he sent ,the request for a vote into the Liquor Control Board last week. "They need a - full two months befere the deadlilne for a vote so that ought to give them plenty of time," Mr. Friend said. Brodhagen Mr. Friend says he imagines that liquor authorities will authorize the plebiscite on Dec. 6., "They might say they don't want it on the, same day as local elections, but we think it would be good because more people will be out to vote." If the plebiscite is approved, ...other halls in the township would also be eligible to obtain special occasion permits. Because Hibbert is "dry" voters must give approval before the Lions, or any 'other group can get a special occasion permit to sell liquor. The Lions originally only wanted a vote for the police village of Dublin so that they could get special occasion-permits in their new pavilion there. But the village isn't recognized as separate under the Liquor Control Act so the vote has to be township wide. The vote to go "wet" must get the approval of 60 per cent of the township's voters.' 'The Lions aren't interested in a liquor store or a lounge; the vote is only to allow special occasion. permits," Mr.Friend said. S Advertising,. CANADIAN ADVERTISING ADVISORY idPARD keeps you posted. Area man in hospital H-P Presbytery hosts moderator Rev. Howard, October 13 OUT IN THE SUN -- It's a lot easier for Alfie Dale, who is paralyzed from the neck down, to get around these days, thanks to the donation of a wheelchair from the Seaforth Lions Club. Alfie, his wife Loreen and Lions Club president Dr. Bill Thompson enjoy the sun on the porch of the Dale's Isabella St. house. (Photo by,Oke) New Hamburg. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie. (Pearl) Ridgew,ay from Stoney Creek, Mrs. Albert Buuck and son Bobby of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Fred (Emmlene)Wolfe of Stratford and Mrs. Louis (Sybil) Buuck, Stratford. The bride and groom's lens and daughter and grandchildren wre present including Mr. and Mrs. Martin Buuck and David, Milverton, Mr.. and' Mrs. Gerald Buuck and family from Calgary Alberta, Mr. and Mr's. Carl Buuck, Danny and Julie, Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard ,(Roseva) Burgess, Christeoe and Joanne of Stratford. Lots of other relatives, friends and neighbours also 'attended. Friends and relatives of Mr. Manuel Beuerman will be sorry to hear he is a patient in the Seaforth Community Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rock have ,rented th<arm from the former's parents Mr. and Mrs. John Williams and live 'in a mobile home on the farm. Mrs. Rock is employed in Stratford. Those attending `the 50th wedding " anniversary from Brodhagen for Edwin and Clata Rose Saturday evening were: Mr. and Mrs. Les Weitersen, Mr. and Mrs. Rueben Buuck, Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rose. It was held at the recreation centre in Mitchell with a very large crowd. Congratulations to the girl squirts of Brodhagen who won the W.O. A.A. Trophy, The coaches were Mrs. Harold Gaffney and or , Correspondent Mrs. John Templeman held their 'Citizenship and World The Staffa Women's Institute Affairs meeting on Wednesday evening September" 29 in the Hibbert Township Hall with 13 members present. Ferg. McKellar, Seafoi-th and John Smith, Clinton, were present and displayed many driftwood table arrangements and / wall plaques, with Ferg demonstrating how to prepare the wood and finish an arrangement. A draw was made on a table arrangement with Mrs. Russell Worden the Winner. Mrs. Charles, Douglas presided and during business an invitation to Meet with Goulds W. I. on Oct. 14 was accepted.An invitation to be entertained by the Staffa .# 1 & 2 4-H Homemaking clubs was also accepted and the member decided to extend an invitation to Motherwell W.I. on 'Oct. 27. Donations to the C.N.I.B. and Mitchell Distridt High School "Echos" were approved. Mrs. John Miller was named a delegate to the Area Convention in Tillsonburg in November, Mrs. Bob Parsons presented an interesting paper on the motto - Use Friendship as a drawing account, but don't forgot the deposit. Roll call - 'What in the present age do you think is worth preserving? , was well answered along with a world news item, of interest. Tweedstnuir books were on display and Several items of interest were handed in for the books. Mrs. Charles Douglas gave the past histOry of their farm. Mrs. Carter Kerslake chose within ourselves to get to the image `of God that is within us. .Once this is done new life and new vitality is discovered. Dr, Lochhead compared Charismatic renewal with other movements over the years, He was encetiraged that it was springing up within the-mainline churches:" Tensions arpse he said, when Charismatics feet that everyone should have their experiences or "when ' people without such experiences resent those, who h ave.,, One positive result Was that it was forcing the• church to look at other forms of worship. The speakers prompted a healthy discussion and a motion for further study at the next meeting of presbytery. The Singtime committee reported a reduction in 'the number -of programs for the coming season on a different time slot over CKNX-TV. The first piesentation will be "A QueStion as het topic - Citizenship, citing as-.its four main qualities, being personally responsible, socially responsible, politically -.responsible' and a responsible world citizen. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Lloyd Miller and Mrs. John Templeman. * * * Staffa #1 4-H Homemaking Club held their 5th meeting of a club girl entertains on Sunday evening, Oct. 3 at the home of Mrs. Spencer Jeffery with 6 girls and the leaders present. Mrs. Vivian read from the pamphlet, on how to judge sandwiches and each girl brought a selection of fancy sandwiches. These were judged and reasons g: A discussion on party ideas was held and Jill Norris demonstrated a dining room bouquet. Ruth Harburn . prepared relishes and Marlene O'Reilly prepared tea and this was enjoyed along with the girls' sandwiches at the close of the meeting. Personals Barbara Templeman was an overnight guest of Tracey Beuermann on Wednesday.. Visitng on the weekend with Mrs. Stain Norris and Mr. • and Mrs. Bob Norris and family were Jim, Judy and Gary Norris, Brampton on Saturday and Mr.. and Mrs. John Flurleigh and Joan, Goderich on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Botterhill, London visited Sunday with Misses Ethel and Laura and Roy Balkwell. ' Mr. and Mrs. John, Templeman and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mayer, Exeter, were Saturday evening guests of. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon" Maver t, London, • of Thanksgiving", October 11 at 6:30 p.m. London Conference's first store front rescue centre is expected to be officially opened during the moderator's visit. Located , on Mitchell's Main Street, the center .will be a source of materials for ministers and programming within the • church. Besides ,?lliterature :there will be audio =visual resources. The new facility' will serve other denominations as well as the sponsoring church. A number of special events were announced including the availability of the filmed interview with Jack Burghardt in the presbytery during November and December. In skit form Mrs. Doris Zurbrigg, Listowel and her committee presented a report on Stewardship. It indicated that the United Church was second from the bottom amongst some 20 Canadians churches in average *giviogs per member. Mrs. Lavern Wolfe . Correspondent We are sorry to know Mr. Orval Beuerman was removed from the Community Hospital in..Seaforth" to the University Hospital in London where he had surgery. We wish him a speedy recovery.. Mrs. Jim Cakebread, Hamilton enjoyed some holidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Les Weit ersen and other relatives here. Friends " and neighbours attended a miscellaneous shower • on Wednesday evening for Miss Joyce Vock, bride elect of this month. • Mrs. Earl Bennewies, Mrs. ivan Bennewies, Mrs. Charles Scherbarth, Mrs. Ken Elligsen and Mrs. Tom Turner were hostesses. Prizes were given for the lucky cup to- Mrs. Edgar Elligsen and for games to Mrs. Lorne Wilson and Miss Lois Horst. The shower concluded with lunch. There were a large number from here who attended the plowing match held in Walkerton last week. Relatives who enjoyed the wedding party dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Rueben Buuck's SO wedding anniversary held ' at the Community Centre Saturday wre Carrie's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Martin Dietzer. The former was the -best man '50 years ago, Gertrude Buuck who 'was bridesmaid from Cobourg, Mrs. Alf (Marie) Ratz, flowergirl of Mrs. Robert Davey. There will be a benefit dance held for Mr. and " Mrs. Orval Beuerman Friday evening at Family Paradise'. They had the misfortune to lose part of their house 'by fire.. The kitchen, bath room and pantry and everything in it was. lost. We sympathize with them. We are glad to see Mrs. Lorne Wilson had the stitches removed from her hands after having surgery on them. Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Hinz, Stratford visited with the 'Iatter's sister and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe• Saturday evening and attended the Aikens-Eickmeier reception held at the Brodhagen Community Centre.- Brodhagen and Community are sorry to hear the misfortune of Mrs. Monteer of the Nitchell Advocate who broke her knee cap and is a patient in the Stratford General Hospital. We wish her a speedy recovery. Water Wed: DRILLING ' W.D. Hopper and Sens 4 MODERN ROTARY RIGS PHONE Neil 527-1737 Durl 527-0828 Jim 527-0775 Introducing the All-New WHITE 510 Sewing Machine With Twin Sewing Surface - foldaway Free Arm, foldaway Flat fled. Features Pattern Selector Dial with 10 stitches, including blind hem, interlock, multiple zig-zag, overlock stretch stitch, straight stretch. Other features include an automatic button hater, two- speed motor, and twin needles. MARY'S INTRODUCTORY SPECIAL PRICE WHITE REG. LIST PRICE $399.00 WITH TRADE You're Invited to Our "Coffee Party" Downstairs at,Mary's Sewing Centre, all day Thursday, October 7 Drop in for coffee, and see the all-new White Open- Arm SIO Sewing Machine. Mary's Sewing Centre "Your Authorized White 4 Etna. Sewing. Machine Dealer" 17 VICTORIA ST., CLINTON 482-7036 • I Huron-Perth Presbytery of the United Church will host the. moderator, Dr. Wilbur Howard, Wednesday,October 13, Plans for the day were presented by Rev. Rae Grant, minister of Calvary United Churcb, Listowel, where '1r presbytery met last week. r In accordance with the moderator's wishes to meet the (people and see the church at work a 'bus tour has been arranged. :This will be followed 'by a pork :barbecue and rally at Mitchell :United Church. During the morning session of ,presbytery, Rev. August Meacham, conference Personnel .Officer and Dr. David Lochhead, Thornbury United Church, gave alternative approaches to the Charismatic movement for the court to consider. Dr. Lochhead is a former professor at. Waterloo and St. John's universities. Rey. Meacham said that the Charismatic renewal is the unwrapping of the defenses Staffa WI sees driftwood arrangements •• •• •••••:•