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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1976-10-28, Page 20rl Financial assistance Management counselling Management training Information on governmdnt programs for business DENNIS TOFFLEMIRE one of our representatives will be at 'The' Queen's Hotel, Seaforth on the 1st Thursday of each month NOV. 4 If you require financing to start, modernize or expand your business and are unable to • obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and conditions or if you are interested in the REIM management services of counselling and tiaining or wish information on government programs available for your business, talk to our representative. 446,0 FEDERAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK Pneumonia, Malaria, Measles and tuberculosis are among the Don't wait till you're up to your knees in snow Buy your Winter Boots Now WHILE OUR SELECTION IS AT ITS BEST 0 Plow DoWn Fertilizer and Steel Roofing & Cement to finish up your Fall Repairs SEAFORTH FARMERS CO:i0P 527-0770 • WINTER STORE HOURS 8am to 5:30 pm Mon. to Fri. 8am to 12 noon Sat. on most .new equipment new & used tractors EXPIRES OCT.31 Feicaw FARM EQUIPMENT LTD. SEAFORTH 527-0120 Small Town Newspaper 4, Find Happiness 1. In Today's Busy World?- -!es... It can when it's the best read community newspaper around. We're the paper that. has Seaforth and area thoroughly covered. Happiness is self respect. Our readers know they can count on the Huron Expositor to give them the news partially, without fear or favour. Even our critics admit it,. Happiness is humility --- an acceptance that we aren't the Globe and Mail and Seaforth isn't Paris, but a pride in our effort to do the best we can with what we have. Yes....Our small town newspaper has found happiness In today's big, brusque, busy world. Our readers like our style. Our advertisers like our readers' response. Won't you join us as an advertiser or as a reader, or even both? We know 'Yougl be happy here, too. tk. Can a Q., . Ca ) yes. .4, ...rtig HURON,- .E*P-QWQR:e4c1TQA,R.. r~uce f eld' crowd ears -Chordititres Dublin Lions plan fother,son.dinner "When you sing SOnlething..• say something". This was Doctor Norman. E. B..40,0errans philosophy when he first organized the Woodstock cboralaires in 1965. Doctor .Burt-q.errans is the leader and director and is also responsible for all actions of the choir. • The choir delighted a large audience in Brucefield United Church Sunday night., The choir- is composed of 60 slogers who sing for their own fun and enjoyment. They have over 150 songs in repertoire, range from The Beatles and Country and Western to , contemporary. The choir performs about 12 concerts per year. During their ten and a half years together they have come to Seaforth twice. Cominu ity School Council held thei card party at St. Patrick'sSchool 'Tuesday night with a fair success with 20 on hand, Door prize won by Vern Steinman, Si. .Colanban. Nest gaine Tuesday. Nov, :23 same location.' Dublin and plAtikt ions will b bold g their .annul father ay, o4 syec:ber4142 e-r tinheetVirlon .NT"oev4. 23 Sweilalfortblie ' sPCcitarnsamdaia4n 11113Lhetgioant consisting of dinner and dance to honour, players on winner ball teams. Opening new doors brito small IlLibusiness HURRY INTEREST FREE & CASH REBATE' PROGRAMS COUNCIL MEETS AT •VAN EGMOND HOUSE — Tuckersmith council met last week 'at the Constant 'Van Egmond House in Egmondville, where .it is believed the first Tuckersmith council met, when Constant was a councillor back in 1854. The meeting adjourned faster than any have in many years, perhaps because two fireplaces couldn't keep the Kay Sharp, coach, was 'presented With a gift, in appreciation of all her hard work and time spent with the girls.. The team would like to thank all those who donated their umpiring bout UNICEF The water -used by 90 per cent of the population in the develop- ing countries is either, unsafe or inadequate or \ both. Unicef projects help proir'irie abuiidant unpolluted water supplies. $60.00, collected by a school at Hallowe'en provides a simple hand pump which can be installed and used by a tarmer to grow nutritious food crops. house from being chilly. From left are councillor Cleave Coombs, road superintendent Allan Nicholson, and with their backs to the camera, councillors Bert Branderhorst and Bob Bell and deputy reeve Erwin Sillery, reeve Elgin Thompson, Wilma Oke of the press and Clerk Treasurer Jim McIntosh. (Expositor Photo) services and the Merchants of Hensall and area who supported the team in way of donations. Queensway News "Birthday greetings to Anna Dilling on October 29th. Visitors with Pauline Jeffrey were Elaine Ducharme and Blanche Bechard. Leslie Mitchell visited his mother Louise Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs,. John Glanville and Mr. and !Aril Lorne Glanville visited Harold Glanville. Mrs. Marjorie Hooper visited •I Hensall-Kippen ladies ball team, winners of the "A" trophy of the "Rural Girls Softball League", held their banquet at the "Bean Pot" October 23rd, 1976. Information a leading causes of child death in the developing world. Unicef provides vaccines and other medical aid to make possible the innoculation of 'millions of children Henson, Kipper) have banquet with Mrs. Florence Mitchell. Shirley Prouty visited Lynn Latimore, Roy McDonald and Dan Matthews. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sebben, newlyweds visited, several residents...• -- 6 Minnie Noakes also visited several residents. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Smith visited Lynn Latimore and several other ladies. Church service was conducted Wednesday by Rev. Don Beck with Louise Mitchell at the piano.