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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1976-10-21, Page 9• ShOrtreed: ' has: ptirchased ' the :and Mrs,: Ray Lair o Coquitlam, 13,C, and Mr. and Mrs- Arobig ming, 11..R.1, Blyth ..„ Hwere. mIpper, Suc4s with' Mr. and lvjrrs,.George ': On Saturday evening they were guPs4 *the home of Mr. and Mrs- Allan McCall AN RGAN? CHECK THESE' FEATURES: t#Ouality Merchandise 1# Lowest. Prices v• Free Organ Lessons 1, Layaway Plan •,Bank Financing s# Free Home Thal FREE DRAW For merchandise worth $25°° to $100." with each Organ or Piano _ordered during October. LET US MAKE YOUR OLD FURNITURE: :BETTER THAN NEW! For a free estimate and a look at our newest samples of materials — CALL I COOK UPHOLSTERY "Put Your Upholstering Ph. 533-4272 R. COok, Prop. "Needs in Our Hands" Blyth, Ont. WE HAVE FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE -Community' Credit Union Limited ,418244611 , Unfortunately, not all these centres were built to the same construction standards. Modern engineering studies have shown that some of them contain dangerous flaws which must be corrected Happily, Ontario is able to help municipalities to do this with extra money from both the Community Recreation Centres Act and VVintario. In most cases, the people in the community need to raise . only 25 per cent themselves. 'AM.M.WAK `14.F.0 eNNAAa5,.,: f. Ministry of Culture and Recreation Robert Welch; William Davis, Minister Premier 4 Province of Ontario kyroiRnifiti, -44.4r.w4A4 , 4: • THE HURON EXPOSITOR,' pcToagn. 1974. . . (13Y Mabel T11;74)411) Holiday visitors at kiltmtchAn included: Mrs.W.C,Bettneff, SeafOrth; Mrs- Gary PenPett Tacy, Walton; Mrs. Ronald: Bennett of Walton; Miss Joan Bennett, Windsor; Lorne Nichol & son Ross, Brussels: Miss Mary Walker, Seaforth; Miss. Marilyn Hillis, Tillsonburg; Mr, Walter. • Murray, Corunna; Mrs; Gordon • McGonigle. Mrs. Ray Henderson :and family , Seaforth with Mrs. Lantz; Mrs. Lyla -Jackson, Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Repson, McKillop with Mrs. John Pethick. Mrs. Paul Brand (nee 'Ida Hogg) called and visited Miss Turnbull and Mrs, Pearl McFarlane. She remembered my grandfather and how he could add, three eolunins of figures. I don't seem to have inherited his ability in mathematics although therb, was a trace in his son, George. Also my brother Arnold and nephew Donald took as their major at-University, Science and Mathematics. Thank you, Ida for bringing this to mind.. It seems to ,me the McKillop residents were a clanish bunch. These names come to me as part of_that friendship circle, Hogg, Mclntoshs,. Hastie, Kerr, Dorratce, Scott, Cowan. I have viVid memories of these folk. Memory provides stKilya4 rich heritage. John Pethick, Winthrop as of to-day, Tuesday, is a resident here. Mrs. Pethick has been a resident here for sonie time. Rev. M.E.Reuber called this' week and 'administered Communion in connection with Worldwide Communion which was served at First Presbyterian Church.. Artist inspired to paint 1 hope the thought does not cause my readers to 'shiver. Perish the thought! As for myself,' I am a winter bird, and ,alWays enjoyed winter to the full. Winter sports are most invigor- ating''and their , popularity ' is growing each year. Winter sports centres prove this. They are springing up all Over Canada. I • have done some winter pictures from the window in former years. One.of which niece Barbara snapped up f wedding present, now in Otta a. Recently, I have been given Some more than gentle hintS by my family, for example, "When are you ping to start to paint • do it' jugtice. I was wishing so much to do this autumn . scene but consoled myself• that it would soon be covered with a white blanket of As for variety in colour, it is again?" I haven't lifted a brume difficult to equal anywhere. I was since. last December. One has to lacking in the necessary materials be inspired to paint a picture. to paint a picture. I have plenty of Some activities '• recently have paints and brushes but was giyen me an inspiration. But now lacking a canvas large enough to it will be winter that will give me the,final push. Mrs. Libyd Pipe, Londesboro, a valued member of the staff some years ago; called to renew old friendships. With her was Mrs. snow, when the old trees show Leslie .Reid of Londesboro. On Friday,: the Huron Expositor their interesting character when k ' t eir appearance. three- p.m. In "answer to their they have only the snow to accent - held Open . H Ouse for, their LOOKS LIKE A GOOD ONE —Frankie Ball and Walter Armes .were two of the many Seaforth people ,who took advantage of the 10 cent bargains at the library's book sale on Saturday morning. The library basement was crowded with people taking armfuls of books. home at that !rice. (Expositor Photo) ,76 invitation, 1, at first, sent 'My"- regrest owing to my handicaps, 1 • felt I would be unable to attend. However, when the" Expositor staff called here and talked with Lorcgstaff to make it possible for me to 'attend, .! reversed my `first decision and enjoyed it all very much.. • • We were ' shown around the office and were shown the routine before the paper is published. It was all very interesting to meet the correspondents most of whom were present. A delicious a tea was served. A speci thanks to the - Huron Expositor. It was a happy thought! correSpendebts from one .p.rn. to ' (By Mabel Turnbull). Upon request the staff here moved - me to the southwest window of our room' where, for an hotfr, I was able to feast Upon the beauty of the view within range. McKi llop UCW meets ...11 Custom killing, curing and smoking. We specialize in 0 cutting; wrapping quick' freezing the • way you like it. HURON COUNTY BEEF Hind 1.05 lb. Side .851b. Fronts .65.1b. (Price includes cutting and wrapping) PORK Sides .75 lb. Exeter. family ,Makef (Exeter Froien Fond] 236-0400 ARSOONAMMINAO !N p: Correspondent .• MrS, Man McCall After s:p7;i677)the tianY, desserts at the'Institute Dessert. Euchre op Friday evening in the community hall, there were 46, tables of euchre in play, Prize winners werebigh lady ,. Mrs, Howard Brown, MOnkton; lowlady - Mrs, TorreneeDundas, High man - Dave Watson; low . G. McCall .(playing as man), Other prizes given Were - cooked the largest turkey 1.9r Thanksglying - Irene ,IvIcCall; Man with the most change in ,his pocket . John Simpson, Brussels; ladies with most buttonS Maxine Marks. Recent, grandchild - Dora Shobbrook, Londesb"Oro. Tickets were, sold on a cushion donated by Eva Mills and won by Alberta Hudie. Mrs. Bill Humphries was M.c. for the evening and announced the regular. euchre to he held Tuesday, October 26th at 8:30 p.m. Lunch will be provided. • - Hostesses for the dessert euchre were: Mrs. Herb T'raviss; Mrs. Don 'McDonald; Mrs. Nelson Reid; Mrs. Jati.. an Vliet Jr. and Mrs. Stewaitt Humphries. Skit on Stewardship Stewardship was the theme for the October meeting for the Walton Unit in the basement of the church • on Wednesday evening, with / 23 members Collect offering for UNICEF Ron Godkin gave the Call to Worship for the' October meeting of the Mission Band on Sunday morning, October 10, held in the basement of the United Church. Hymn, "Can a little child like me" was sung assisted by Cathy McGavin at the piano. Jeanne McDonald gave a "Thanksgiving Reading," followed by John Huether giving prayer. Cheryl Fraser gave the secretary's report and Cathy McGavin followed with the treasurer's report. A reading was given on Unicef, then the offering was received for Unicef and dedicated by Ron Godkin. ' The ,membetis were, reminded that gifts' for the Children's Aid 'Society in Goderich should, be brought . to the November meeting. 'The Whole wide World" was sung prior to going to their classes . with teachers,. Doreen Hackwell, Dorothy Sholdice, Maxine Marks and Laura Dennis. present. • Mrs,gdnkliookWeltopoPoil. the. devotions with a Thanksgiving pnenL, Hymn new song to the 'Wol" 'W4 aecOmpanied by MO; :Huether at the piano. Prayer was offered by Mrs. Neb.,,on Marks.,' MrS. Hackwell read the • scripture from Luke 16: 1 13, followed' by comments on the Stewardship scripture, "HOW God judges how we make our :Money and spend it in the market place." ' . Mrs. Edna Haekwell and Mrs.. Herb ,.Traviss gave a "Skit on Stewardship" with the discussion on M & S Funds, .the way it is- spent, when it is to be sent to Toronto and what members can do about it. The stewardship committee shoUld draw up a budget for the year, and certain objectives should be named where the U.C.W. money' is sent each year, they said, 'Mrs. Mac Sholdide 'collected the offering and it was dediCated, ,Mrs.Hackwell closed this part of the meeting with a poem. Hymn "0 Master, let me- walk wityh Thee." was sung. Mrs. Ron Bennett, Presided for the' • business. Mts. Howard Hackwell read the minutes and a thank-you card. Mrs- Walter • Bewley brought back a report of the Regional meeting that seventeen of the 'U.C.W: had attended recently at Northside Uniteu Church, Seaforth. • Mrs.R. Bennett reported for the highlights . of the U.C.W. executive meeting early in the month: Observers are to be again purchased for every family. Anyone wishing to. donate for their subscription. may do so to r Mrs.-H. Craig, Calendars are to be ordered for the coming car All resignations for officers Rf the U.Q.-Wt are to be in by the end of October,,' It has 419W. been geeKet1 that tickets 4te to be available for the Turkey, Supper on, licoventher .3; Waitresses are to beat the church by 3 P.M, Any shut4nsiof the unit are to, let Jean Bewley know if they want their supper sent out, Mrs. M, Sboldiee .-gave», the,. treasurer's report. Members were reminded of _,the ' copper contest collection/fa' next rnonth. Mrs. fill Coutts reported for the quilt committee, it was decided prices should go up for the quilting,' plan to 'get started later next month. The Unil meeting for November will be put off a week, 'till Wednesday, Nov: 17. Mrs. ' Bennett closed the ,meeting with a poem "Our Thanks to Thee". A, social half hour was enjoyed when lunch was served by Mrs.Bill , Thamer and Mrs.' Nelson Marks. Personals Miss Connie Coutts R.N. of Guelph spent the recent holiday weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Coutts. Mrs. Phyllis Dunk has returned to 'her home in the village of ter several weeks visiling among her family in Toronto, Sheffield, Frankfort and other points. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Searle and Mary spent the Thanksgiving weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Saunders at Royal Oak . Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. WalterShortreed (formerly of the 9th line of Morris).have moved to their new home in Egmondville. Mr. Ken Because we know some arenas are too old or too costly to fix up, we are also ready to work out a plan to help municipalities to' build new ones. If you would like to know how Ontario can help to fix up your community centre or build a new one, write to: 1 Community Centres, Minitry of Culture and Recreation, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario, M7A 2R9. The McKillop U.C.W. Unit of Duff's United Church met at the home of Mrs. Dave Watson with 13 members and • one visitors present.. Mrs. Don Dennis presided for de‘iotions:,the theme based on "The Rarety of gratitude". Hymn, "NoW thank we all Our Lord" was sung. ' Mrs. M: • Delmis read the scripture from Luke 17, 11 - 19. Mrs. D. Dennis gave 'the meditation followed by prayer by Mrs: M. Dennis. • Mrs. M. Hackwell took the-, offering dedicated by Mra:D, Dennis. • • Hymn "Thank You Lord" was sung. Mrs.. K. Rock had the topic "Thanksgiving is for Thanking: Our Blessings" Mrs." J. Burch Closed this, part of the meeting with p rayer in poem form. Mrs. S. McCall presided for the business thanking eve ryone who had -taken part in worship also Mrs. Watson for her home. Mrs. M cCall then read a pdem "The Smallest Blessings". Minutes of the last meeting were 'read by Mrs. G. McNichol. R011 call was answered by everyone Commenting on "Something, ''%.,„the younger generation has taught us." Mrs. M. Hackwell gave the treasprer's report. Mrs. McCall closed the meeting. A social 'hour was spent . with lunch served by -the hostess, Mrs: N. McGavin, Mrs. D. Watson and Mrs. G. McNichol: IMMOWN,MaRAWANNE. ". Beef: For„ ,Your Freezer, Find out at our Annual Meeting on November 10, 1976, at 8:00 p.m., in the ministry of Agriculture and Food Board Room. A & F Craft Boutique OPENING Mon., Oct. 25 Goderich Street Wes Craft Supplies sc, ' and hand Made Crafts Community centres are the heart of the social, cultural and recreationaltife of many places in Ontario. . They have been bUilt by people in the community 'who have contributed their money and their labour and they are one place that everyone can .'share equally. Mario wants to help you m the most of your Cononnuni Arena. f. *it 4. :4. • t . Choose Wurlitzer, Zachary, Farfisa, Mark-O-Sonic organs: Wurlitzer, Willis & Currier Pianos PULSIFER MUSIC Seaforth 527-0053 ^".