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- 48" Regency Grande - [Hand Rubbed
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30" ContempraMaple $160.00
30" Madrid White $160:00
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24" Conestet)Ptue 055.00
24" Madridecan $135.00
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Hours: 9 5:30 !Monday to Eriday 527.1205 Other times by appointment.
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Mr. and Mrs. David Papple of North
Main St, who marked tWeIr 68th
Wedding Anniversary March 9
On February 28th, the grade 2
class travelled by bus to the Blyth
Fire Station. The class toured the
building and were shown the
different fire engines. They were.
also told what to do if a fire ever
Started. This trip tied in with their
studies. All the students had an
educational and enjoyable time.
Speeches
On March 1st, flullett held a
public speaking'contest for Blyth,
and Hullett finalists, The winners
of the junior division were first:
Julie Daer, Hullett; Second Garth
Wittich, Blyth, and Third: Nancy
Snell, Blyth. 'the senior division
winners were First: John Lauson,
Hulletti Second: Karen Farquhar,
Hullett and Third: Jane Snell,
Blyth. The sppches were all 'very
interesting and all the contestants
did well.
On February 27th, the grade
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The Wonder Workers Monday
March 6 had a special meeting
with the other 4-17.1 clubs in
Londesboro Community Hall
where John Jewitt reeve 'of
Hullett ToWnship, spoke about
the many things the council does'
for the residents, On-W.ednesday
March 8 at their regular meeting;'
leaders Hattie Snell and Mary
Buffinger took the girls to the
hinne of Mrs. Hazel Watkins to
demonstrate how to quilt and how
to knit.
Members had, discussion
about, federal and provincial
government, After the meeting
Mrs . •Watkins served lunch for
which members wiluld• like to
thank her very much.
Personals
Lloyd Pipe spent Sunday to ,
Thursday last week in University
-Hospital,. London, for tests.
Congratulations to Mrs. Myrtle
Fairservice on celebrating her
83rd 'birthday on March 6 when
she entertained some friends to a
card party, ,also some on
Wednesday.
Mr, and MrS. Colin Paterson,
London, spent the weekend of
March 4 with her parents Mr. 'and
Mrs. Bob Burns.
Sister city
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chat informally with their visitors.
Mrs. Cardno and 1 were'
overnight guests of City Manager
Mr. Olson and his 'Wife, while
Clive Buist stayed with the Grays.
and .Irwin Johnston' 'was with
Councilman, Arnold Dunbar.
Mayor . Cardeo, Councillor
Johnston and Rec.' Director, Buist •
were guests of West Branch's
radio.station of- Tuesday
morning. They were interviewed,
by ! Mike Carrell „,in a lively
fashion.
Mr. Carroll challenged the
town to' contest their-t6wn in a
bed race !this summer. Everyone
in West Branch- was• intrigued by
our talk of our bed races last
summer at Seaforth's Community,
Picnic--•sod-_will- hold -one tJreni.. -
selves. this May.
Clive !Buist, is hoping to get
enthusiastic • response from
Seaforth residents for the bed
races in West Branch on May 28.
Apply to Clive at 527-0882 •if you'
are willing to uphold Seaforth's
name in the bed race contest.
' West Branch is holding a three
day County widespicnic May 27, 28
and 29--their Memorial Day„.
holiday when numerous events
are Planned-family games, and
sports.'
Mayor Cardno and Mr. Buist
hope many Seaforth people will ,
attend and get to know the
friendly people of West Branch.
It is hoped that a number of
recreation activities can be
started between the two towns.
Many in West Branch were
intrigued with Seaforth's bed race
and have decided to challenge
Seaforth to a race May 28. The
race will be part of their three day
County Picnic. May 27. 28 and 29.
The challenge for the r ace was
made over their local radio station
and 'it has definitely created a
great deal of enthusiasm there.
according to , ,.!Seaferth ,Rec.
director Clive Buist.
Any Seaforth teams willing to.
enter the bed race are asked to
contact the SelfortE-Recrtation
Office at 527-0882. ' The ree,
director hopes they will soon be in
training to, captere the trophy for
Seaforth. Seaforth will be able to
enter at least six beds.
The largest event planned for
this summer is the Mini Olympics
which will also be held in West
Branch. Hopefully the Mini
Olympics will br held on an
annual basis and Seiforth will
host them in the Suirimer of
1979.A wide range of activities
will be'Offered for both yeung and
Old including track and field,
baseball, slowpitch, swimming,
tennis, table tennis, volleyhalL
wrestling and golf. Also included
in the weekend will be a ittinhee
of other social tetivitieS.
four class went on a poker Tally by
snowshees or Skis. They wrapped
their lunch in foil and Cooked it
over an open fire.
Report Cards "
Once again, the report Cards
were handed out to the students.
On March 8th, the pupils received
the second term report cards.
There were some surprises and a t
few disappointments for the
stedents. The pupils, were all
anxious to see their marks;' but
were told not to open Them until
they arrived home., The school is
n'ow entering a new term, after
the long second one.
Kindergarten Registration
On March 7th, Hullett ;held
Kindergarten Registration in the
auditorium, There will be niany
new happy faces in September to
meet their teacher, Miss Adams.
Lloy Shaddick, Kitchener,
visited on the weekend with her
parents, ' Mr. -and Mrs. Allen
Shad dick.
Mr. and Mrs...George Hoggarth.
and Mr. and ! Mrs. Nelson
MCClure 'returned home . on
Sunday night from two weeks
vacation at Homestead._ Florida.
.Mr. and•Mrs, Mac Sewers and
girls' of Barrie spent the weekend'
with friends here.
Itt" Sunday School annual
Spring ; Crokinole. Party is
Wednesday, March 22 at 8:00
p.m. in the church hall.
'Shower. . •
'A shoWer was held on
Saturday, March 1.1 for March
bride-elect Marlene' Sewers of
Mitchell at'theheme,of Marjorie
Duizer, co,hosted by Barbara
. Bosman and Gail Lear. when 30
friends were 'present. Contests ••
were conducted . by Madelon
\Sewers. :Winners. of birthday
closest was Shannon Duizer and
anniversary nearest. Addle
•Hunking. Gifts were presented by
younger girls present. Marlene
thatiked all for gifts and those
who hosted •the shower, •
. Eiplorers
• Explorers met on. Thursday in
Sunday School rooms. The WOrld
Day of Prayer service was
followed ' with each girl taking
part. The --ceremonies .of Stars
was held., ,
Qbituaries
MRS. ADIN RBES
Funeral sec the late
Mrs. Adin. Forbes ho died
March 7 was conducted by Rev.
Robert, Roberts at the Box
Funeral Home, Seaforth, on
Friday.', Pallbearers were: John
H,Poowgegl!,__JtidninH_ e:nidceerrsro, n c.Raortiniald on
Williamson and Ross Engel',
Flower bearers were Kevin
Forbes, Wayne Cootinbs, Clendon
Coombs 'and Daryl Robinson.,
FLORENCE GREEN •
Mrs. Florence Green died !after
a brief illness on Monday, March
6, '1978. Funeral . service were
held on March 8 in Islington
followed 15y interment ie Mt.'
Pleasant Cemetery.
She is theIrrandmother of Mr.
and Mrs. 'Barry Lind-en,
Brucefield, :and great grand-
mother of Robert: She frequently
Visited Mrs. Mary Haugh of
Brucefield in , the past several
years. She , was, one of the few
survivors ! of the sinking of
'Empress of Ireland in 1914.
During her years in Etobicokc,
she was' very active' in the
EtobieCke Seth9'r Citiz• s ! Club
with variou-s--er,a' in their
choir.
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milk prices*, Be explained, the
prices are set by use of the
formula which has been approved
by the government'as fair to both
'producers and consumers.
He said that efforts are being
made to have, the federal
government release through
Statistics Canada, facts showing,
the relationship of wages to the
cost of living on a monthly basis.,
Now, when the cost of living
find ex is released it usually shows
food price increases' 'as the main
reason for any increase in the
index and it makes farmers out to
be the villiaps, Consumers, would
see that food in Canada is cheaper
than anywhere else in the world if
all the facts 'were presented, he
said. Canadian consumers snend
13.8 per cent only of the their
disposable income on food, he
stated. ..
"Somewhere along the line we
shall have to have someone who is
a professionayobby for 'us to fight
the farmers' battles with
government," he •said, "To hire
such a person would be very
expensive."
"The Ontario Milk Marketing
Board is paying the •Qntarie
Federation of Agriculture just
over $18,000 this year to Carry out.
the lobby function for . the
marketing board and it would cost
three tittles that amount to hire a
Rrefessional," he said.
Supply
Why should farmers not have
Supply management, he asked, as
all large industries have it and
with only five chartered batiks in
Canada, that is certainly supply
management.
SHIPPER
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UNITED CO-OPERATIVE
OF ONTARIO
LIVESTOCK
DEPARTMENT
TORONTO •
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MIKE DOYLE
Tuesday is Shipping D'ay
From Dublin
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Mr: Smith informed , the
farmers that' the quota year will
change this year while the dairy
year will remain the same. April 1
to March 31: He said the next
quota year will be changed from
Apri1.1 to July 'J1, 1979, a total of
16 months, then after that from
August 1 to July 31.•
Mr, Smith discussed the
'hane to metric starting April 1,
"You will get the same amount of
money for the same amount of
He explained the new
measures' and said new charts for
bulk tanks will- be ready after
April' first.
In the question and answer
period he toid•one producer that
a move to a single pool for , milk
should be done as . soon as
posSible and that one of the main
advantages would be more
'Winthrop
• Correspondent
Mrs. Marg Hulley
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Visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Wilson for the weekend
were Mr, and Mrs: Allister
Wilson from Elora,
Margaret, Debbie and David.
Hulley Visited with Otto Walker,
Cretn)irty, Visiting in the same
home were Caroline McGhee,
-London, Helen CutTfie,
Dorchester, Alice Gard iner,
Lisa, Steven, Leanne and' Larri
Jo.' Otto just recently returned
home from a three week trip to
the sunny south.
L c ficWnt transportation.
MirSeitith criticized the quota,
lending program as "too many
greedy people• have made too
much money just lending their
quotas at inflated prices to
producers who qeded
Lorne Marshall Of Kirkton,
South , Western • Ontario
Supervisor, of the Dairy Herd
mprovement Associaton stAllte
on Brucellosis, stressing the nerd
for cleanliness by the farmer and
anyone visiting the barn , not
transferring the virus from Limig
farm to another. He spoke of.the
need of truckers of.cattle cleaning
their truck's properly.
Robert Hem of Kirkton was
chairman for the program.
We welcome, Mr, and Mrs.'
Doug Swan, Clinton, whO have
purchased the home of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Howatt.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Lear were June
Crawford anti daughter Carol,
Ottawa, Doris Lear, Burlington
and their father, ;icier-son 'Lear,
Huronview.
Visiting with Mrs. Alice
Davidson and i her mother on
Saturday, March 4, were her
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Lunan, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. J.
H. Rostal of Levack visited on
Saturday with Mrs. Alice
Davidson. They were on way to
Florida for vacation.
Joe and Charlie MOore of
Forest district visited on
Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Armstrong.
W.I. members Nona Pipe,
;Hazel. Reid, Myrtle Fairservice
and Dora Shobbrook attended
Walton W.l. courtwhiSton Friday
night. ,,
Aimw ell Unit of U.C.W. will
meet at e •manse on Monday
March at 8 pan. with Mrs.
Marrianne MeCaffery, youth
centre, Clinton as guest speaker.
All women invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson
visited on Sunday with their
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lawrie, Robbie and Jennifer,
Kitchener: •
Londesboro Wonder Workers