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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1978-05-04, Page 11Each..cartiP didn't know where the other camp was. This went on fot about WO hours. By The time tin: was ever everyone, was ready for t good night's sleep. Sunday at 6:00 everyone Was up and ready to go. The first lesson was search and rescue. Then' we had 'to go out 'into the bush and find-Lieutenant Lauzon w_gp was stipposedry critically inured. After that we were, aught ways of handling 'rope. L eh and the' dismantling of cam took place and we were off to Sea •rth. Boy did we have a busy w kend . I'm sure the cadets tear ed how to survive. c.. Play euchre at Kilbeirchan Mrs. Spurr. ' ' i , • . Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nicholson Marie Flynn, .Lorne LaWson, . The priagram for Family Night and daughter Tracy with Mrs, 'Norman Speir, Cecil Skinner and was provided, by entertainers Gladys BrightralT. -, Rodney Stewart provided the... from the Goderich area. Mrs: Joy' • Mrs. Stella Peacock with her 0 -Time music for Monday's - Hairison and Mrs. Helen Lindsay mother, Mrs., Lucy Bushee. pr gram. The Clinton' Christian entertained with several vocal Harold Barry whobaS spent file Reform Volunteers assisted with solo and t cluet numbers. Ed. Stiles winter: in Victoria B.C. ^ and ' the activities. . provided the piano accompan- California with his- daughter and Reverend Wittick of the Blyth invent for the singing as well as family has returned to United Church conducted the piano solos. Sharon and Lesa "SchadevieW'. .. .,....,...„....... quarterly Communion Service in .' Mickey Welsh. Clinton, called Lindsay danced Scottish and Irish .,the Chapel on-Tuesday rtiorning,-7--- selections including the Sword and took Jack Tiernay for a drive Mrs. Webster, a----friember of the • Dance, the Sailor's Hornpipe andin the Blyth 'area. . Blyth Session, , and Mrs. -Watt the Irish Washerwoman. . ' " Dr. Toll came and 'took Jack Tiernay tO band practice.' ' :Lon esboro called last week-,and 'reviewed the " By Mabel Turnbull st week I enjoyed d game of euc re with some afire residents .„ and despite lack •of practice I was on the winning side. Our director is arranging a program of bridge for those who favour it: Some outside fans arc Huronview being' invited to help on this -OtterVille, visited Mrs. Wilbee project. and others here recently. Visitors: Mr. and Mrs. Charles I was pleased to have a visit McKay and Mr. and Mrs. Mel from Susan White and daughter Glanville Hensall with Gabrielle, five months. I took her Oliver, McKay. hand an,she has a healthy grip for '• Mr. ..and Mrs. Ian Wilbee, one so young. She' also smiled. a Walton, with Mrs. Edna Wilbee. farewell when she 'Was leaving*: Mr. and Mrs. Sam McSnadden, VV,ith.,Mrs. A. Y. Mclean they all ' visited great grandmother, Organist, helped cu Nursing ' Home inspectors peoplediscoyer what are accomplished Huron Expositor 527:0240.' by .Want Every week more and more mighty jobs tow cost Ads. Dial' ,••• It's as close to Yoii as your telephone! The Department of Industry, Trade and Commerce has established a Business Centre in Ottawa to help you plan your business trips to the National Capital and to help you in your telephone contacts len The Business Centre will provide .tt-hour answering service, recording your telephone calls in off-hoUrs for response within a day. The Business Centre can get,you with the Government of Canada. A toll-free call from anywhere in Canada will put you directly in touch"with the Business Centre:All-you need; to do is ask your long distance operator for: . , answers on Government of Canada pro- gr'ams affecting your,baness, whether you're in small business or in a large corporation. For, your convenience while in Ottawa, the Business Centre is located at: Level 011Centre area) 235 Queen Street Ottawa, Ontario KlA 0115. Telephone: 995-5771 Ther,e is also-an-IndustrwTrade-anci Commerce Regional Office at: _ Ontario Region • - Commerce court West,51st Floor PO.'Box 225 . TORONTO, Ontario M5L 1G1 Tel. (416) 369-3711 .Jack Horner, Minister Tony Abbott, Mipister Industry, Trade and Commerce of State for Small Business Ronneriberg Insurance Agency INCOME TAX PREPARED Farmers — Businessmen — Individuals —At Reasonable Rates -- File early to avoid the Rush •and delay in refunds [24 years Expe.rience] NOW PAYING % Cornpound and Annually 1/8 percent over regular rates eligible to investors 60 years of age and over. Minimum investment of 55,000. Brussels Office Open Monkton Office Open Tuesdays & Fridays_ ' Monday thru Saturday Phone 887-6663 _Phone 3474241 ' 0 THE HURON EXPOSI r OR, MAY 4, 1978 .Madness and all students participated. The therne was presented' in an operetta by the grades seven and eight classes. (Standard Photo) Members of the public can see a demonstration of life' saving skills of St. John Ambulance corps members at Mitchell District Secondary School on.May • The demonstration, which the annual review of the- Perth- Huron Corps, with unils from Goderich, Seaforth, Lisawel, St. Marys, Stratford and Mitchell in attendance, will be held at the school at 8:30 p.m. . . Mayor Harold Jordan of will be the inspecting officer. Following the demons* ion, the -,-public can ask ques ons, mingle with 'the members and., enjoy the refreshments which will be served. Cadets survive bush John demon's'tration, [by Karen Laverty] April 21.'12, 23, the Seaforth Air ,Cadets including the Mitchell Cadets went on a three day survival, out to Babs bush, six miles out of Mitchell. The squad was devided into two . groups, called Wildfire 1 and Wildfire - At 5:'00 Seaforth left. We picked up Mitchell and were on our way, 'W,,hen we arrived at the cold' of :00, ate breakfast and o Public%•. FweFir tt on the' Schedule' was the ,. nwhich•the two re tour way. bnSli the two' groups split up and Invited to St. ohsti etc course grOu )s were timed. Next was a . less( n On woodsinenship, where. we ere taught how '46 properly lien le an axe. After, came First both.. went different ways. When each' 'landed at the place they Were going to set up, we were , shown how to make a hutehy, a small shelter made of sticks. By the time this was, done, it was time to hit the sack. We had a - long day ahead of us. Saturd:yy we woke • up to the IndOstrip and Commerce . ' Aid where we were taught_ different slings and how to care, for an injured person, in the hush, By this time it was dinner and the two groups spilt up and went back to their camps. - • We were given ration packs which contained all the food needed. After hinoli. it was bac to work this time a lecture 0 orienteering with a compas march to follow. You must wonder why the groups were split up7 Well, after supper the two camps had` war games. One group had to go into the other group's camp and take their flag . • r. TOGETHER, NOW Kindergarten class at Hullett Central Public School presented. an Adventu're into Mothergoose Land. The concert' Production ,Wednesday, was called Munster (Continued from Page II) dessert euehres held at Summer- changes: that had been made hall , Wednesday p.m. and at according to regulations. They - intermediate class. Opened-with Walton in- the evening.Home" a clean bill of sing song led by 'Brenda Millar. W.L. Meeting will be held on health, according to tbe,„oWner, Guitar music Was pointed by • . T May 10th , at., 8 .m. topic Tom KatiVampuzha, Rtithqyftc4f9aricf0ally tollard u.e64.0.1 ROO : . M ississ a uga - • t ." ' Tigtil''Lawson, with. Cdrol . Cartwright at -the piano.` John - d Lawson , relate a story about "Benny Bunny" with the use, of stuffed animals, prayer was. led - by Brenda Millar, scripture read- ing was given by Neil Cartwright • and Ruthann Penfound. Fine,Skits concerning possible • . problem children .might face were performed by members of class.: Kevin Tamblyn, Cameron Moon, Kevin Fethergill, Kathy Radford, Bobby Penfound, Susan Jameison, Catol Cartwright. John Lawson, Ruthann Penfound, Sally Pollard. Brenda Millar, Neil ' Cartwright: •Assembly closed with • singing the Lords Prayer. Awromnim empura., • RAN , Government 1. of Canada Industry, Trade' and Commerce Gouvernement • du Canada Industrie ." et Or • • Personals Wallop 1p:3(AI/worms either way... • • ,®Dl-SYSTON - 'systemic insecticide, •• the organophosphate, . that wallops rootworms economically. - An at-planting-time application of Di-SYSTON controls corn rootworms, on contact, and the systemic action of s. OkSYSTON extends control throughout the active rootworm larvae season. And DI-SYSTON won't damage germinating corn seedlings. DI-SYSTON is available in 4.5.:o convenient formulations—liquid or free-floWing granular. Vapour-banief bag reduces storage.and handling odirs, too. . Mr. and, Mrs. 0.01V -7.-lewby returned home. on Thursday April 27th fi'oin spending past 6 months - • at Fort Pierce, Florida. • Mr. John Riley was admitted to St. Joseph's Hotpital. London on Sunday.' April. 23rd' hay ing surgery on April- 26th. Mrs. John Riley .spent :several- days last. week with her niece Mr. and Mrs 'Mike Bannon, London. Mr. and . Mrs, Tom ' Allen returned home on Monday, April 24th from a holiday touring Southern United States for 10• days. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Radford Dawn, and Monica of, Niagara Falls spent thiltsday-JU Stinday. -with Mr. ,• and Mrs. '• Gorden Radford .and Mr. and„Mrs. Radford. '" Mts. 'Beverly Gall. Toronto 'spent week end with'het parents • Mr. and Mrs„Jack Lee. • Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wood, Joanne, Karen and Doug, VVingliam visited on Sunday with his parents •Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Woods. g The family—of Mr. and Mrs. • Lorne Hunking spent Sunday with them. • Mr. and Mrs. 'Toni Duizer Laurel, - Lisa, Stephen and Sharron, Lodesboro, Mr. and . Mrs. Art flunking, Tara and Todd Exeter, Murray Hunking and Kathy, Stiatford, Mr: and Mts. ' Bob Thompson visited on Saturday. -April , 22' With her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm Hamilton Moorefield, also visited , on week-end with, his aunt Mrs. Russell Thompson, Claticesbnrg. Remember W.I. dessert euchre Friday, May 6th at 7:30 p.m. in the hall.' • • 'Mr.'and Mrs. Wayne Peck and baby of St.. TlicitniS• week-end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Saundereock. Mrs. Laura Saunderc0c1( is Spehding some Abbe with her niece Mr. arid Mrs. Pere MeEirook, Carlon. Several front• here attended the DI-SYSTON 15G application rate at 8 oz.' per 1,000 feet of row. Row Spacing DI-SYSTON 15G ' lbs./Acre 30" * , 8,7 34' • , 7.7 36" \ _, ,/ 7.3 , , 38" . 6.9 -40" 6.6 ;Y. • .85011T.T.. •• Milton J. Dietz, I...td. Rt. 4 Seaforth • 'FURAbAN® insecticide; the.carbamate that's . unsurpassed fOr corn . rootworm control. Best w,40y to prevent corn.-rootworms' from building up resistance to insecticides is to alternate from an organophosphate insecticide to a carbamate'. And FURADAN is the carbamate to switch to. FURADAN is the systemic insecticide • that kills corn rootworm larvae on contact and then is- absorbed by the roots to provide long-lasting residual control. Hard, purple granules won't bridge or,cake in the applicator. FURADAN 10G application rate at 9-12 oz-.per-1;000 ,feet-of-rw. Row Spacing FURADAN 10G lbs./Acre 20" 15-20 - 30" 10-13.3 • 34" , 8.8-11.8 36" - 8.3-11.1 38" 7.9-10.5 .40" 7.5-10 01-.SYSTON is a Reg. TM of Bayer AG. FURADAN Is a Reg. TM of FMC Corp. . S. 78302F A . • `olk • .