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Wedding- 4,
Reception
for
Marilyn
TAYLOR
and
, Randy
BLAKE
• 9 p.m.
Sept. 30
Pineridge Chalet t fiensall
Friends and relatives
Welcome
The family of
-Albert .& Olive
CLARKE
'wish to invite friends
• and relatives to •
OPEN HOUSE
fdr their ,
45th WEDDING •
ANNIVERSARY
to.be held at their
home in Atwood on
Suit 'Ott 1
2.4 and 7.9
Best Wishes Only
LEGION EUCHRE
1st DRAW
Siarting Oct.11/78 to
Dec. 2 1 /78
2nd DRAW
Jcin.3/79
Accumulated points
$1.09 per pe,rson
All money taken in will be `gives,back in prize's .•
Attention
Veterans
' Ex-Serviee Men, and , .1 (2.1_0_.„,
Women and Dependents
"the Royal Canadian Legion Service Bureau Officer
CLARE WALL
Provincial Service Officer of London
will be visiting in the area
An yo wishing information, advice or assistance,
3 rding: i
a] War Disability Pension;
] Treatment for entitled veterans; :
[c Application for Benevolent Funds;
, [d] Appeals against adverse original application for
- War Veterans and Widows Allowance,
is requested to contact the Service Officer of ,Seaforth
Branch '156' Royal Canadian Legion whose name
appears below, prior to
October 2ncl
To Arrange an Interview Contact CLEAVE COOMBS
Service officer, Seaforth Branch 156,
Royal Canadian Legion
Phone 527.1155 '
"Open Wedding
Reception
for •
RALPH
WOOD
a Y
DIANNE
CRAWFORD
at
Sanford
Sat.Sept.30
Dancing 9-1:00 -
Music Gy: STAR TREX
Open Reception
TOM & BRENDA
WHYTE
Oct: 7
at
Family Paradise
Music by: Ken Scott
Ladies Please bring
lunch
(Expso'itor Phot
Auxilary draw. The sewn
prize, alSo ,groceries, .was
Ron by Mrs. Agnes Hunter
of Seaforth and Marg Hatch
won a teddy .hear, third prize
in the draw.
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It's Not Easy To Raise Children Today
There are a lot of ,pressures on parents right now that
make it very difficult to do the lob they'd like to do in
providing for their children. IVs never been easy to do
it wolf °ea probably never will be, but it is possible, by
spending a little time, 'to help children lead a better
life and to increase your own satisfaction as a parent.
The normal stresses and problems of growing up can.
become extremely upsetting problems for the whole
family when, the relationships of family members to
each other are not satisfying.
When children become upset and disturbing, or aren't
gettlAg along, as well as parents want them to, and
they have already done the things that worked well
enough with other children, it's hard to know what to
do next.
•
That's the time to meet a trained and experienced
counsellor who con share with you a wider experience
than any family would opt in a lifetime.
The Huron Centre for Children and YoUth has provided
this service for hundreds of families from all walks of
life and allover Huron County and beyond, since its In-
corporation as a Children's Mental Health Centre in
1977. The Centre is verned by an Independent Board
of Directors elected by the citliens of Huron County at
a public meeting held each year.-
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THE HURON CENTRE FOR
CHILDREN AND YOUTH
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THE HURON EXPOSITOFi SEPTEMBER 28 '078
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The' coniregatinn, of Egmondville United Church will
host a . special' service in Northside United Church on
Sunday morning marking world wide communion Sunday
when the congregation of First Presbyterian Church
shitre.in the service. Choir including representatives of
three church wild take part and Rev, T.A.A. Duke of First
Presbyterian Church will preach. The service will
„corrinviio. at 11:15 a.m.
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Crich have returned •after
Spendi.w, some time in the British Isles,
Mr..arid Mrs. Don Hillis of Ingersol and Miss Marilyn
Hillis of Tillson,burg spent Sunday with their aunt Miss
Mabel E.Turnbull.
Mrs. Verna Stephenson., Mrs. Patricia Troutbeck _and
'Mrs. Pat Bennett are on motor trip to the East Coast.
Miss Ethel Mackay who was: on a tour of Britian has
returned to her home here. .•
Mr. and Mrs. Cal Caldwell and Mr. and Mrs. Howard
• James of Egmondville,. with Todd and Cassandra James
spent the.past weekend at the James' cottage in Lion's
Head where they enjoyed the 'autumn co
l
Iors of the Bruce
Penninsula. "
Visitor'S with the Stephen Hook family of Egmondville
this• weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Arblaster of London,
sister and brother-in-law of Mrs. Hook and Mi!. and Mrs.
Hook, Stepheir's parents of London 'and Dick Millson of ,
Kitchener. The guests attended the Ciderfest on Sunday.
Miss Gabrielle. White visited on Sunday with her
grandparents Bud and Fran Whiie•and her Uncle Chad
at Bogie's Beach north of Goderich.
Mrs. Dr. J. Cele„ of Windsor is visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Devereaux and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Win J. Scott are attending the World's
Poultry Congress in Rio, de• Janeiro, Brazil.,
Harold Vodden had a call from H. Gordon Green
author and radio commentator of Ormstown, Zruebec on
Monday morning.
Mr, Green had received a copy of the book.
"'Forward", written by Brock Voddcn from interviews
with hiscfathee, and asked perrhission to use excerpts
from the book on 'his prograin on F.M. radio CKNX
Wingham. He expects to have it on the air within the
. next -two weeks.
, Mr. and , Mrs. Norman.- Speake and son. Sean,
Fredericton, N.B. and Rob Metras, London. visited with
Mr. Leo Hagan and. Paul on Sunday.
Munchkins meet duties at the Van Egmond home during Sunday afternoon's successful
A PRESSING MATTEW— GeralcWartene handled the cider pressing
Ciderfest, sponsored by the Van Egmond Foundation. •
Lynne Dod,ds, Sharon
Thompson, StIsan Jamieson,
CheryV Campbell and Doris
McClure. The • leaders arc,
Carolyn Thompson and
Darlene ,Eckel. .
At this meeting, the girls
studied the Food Guide. To
test the girlsAnowletige of
the Food Groups, they had to
rick food items out of a,
grocery bag, identify the
food gro4--/each item
belonged to. After playing
this game Cheryl Campbell
and Valerie M
demonstrated how to make
Metric Crispy Granola. The
girls ate it hot with ice cream
or milk. They all enjoyed it.
'Try our Noon Buffet'
a luntheon feast
you won't want to miss
The family of
Dave & Lavine
WATSON
wishlo Invite friends &
relatives to
OPEN "HOUSE
for their
• 50th
Anniversary
tube held at
Duff's.Church
Walton, Ont.
on
October 1st
2100 - 5'p.m.
Best Wishes only
Mary Jane Visser
The first meeting of
McKillop '2 'Metric
Munchkins was, held at
Carolyn Thompson's" on
Sept. 16: The officers were
elected. They are President
Francine Visscr, Secretary
Shriley McClure and Press
Reporter Mary Jane• Visser.
The other, 'members are
UNITED TRAILS INC .
SPECIAL BUS-SUNDAY
Clintanillarness Race
12:00. LV Stratford 6:20 $6.80
12:25 Mitchell 5:55 ' $4.90
12:35 Dublin 5:45 , $4.00
12:45 Seaforth` 5:35 (--K $3.00
1;00 .Clinton LV 5:20 L.)
Fare includes track admission and race program
returning Bus connects with Toronto at Stratford
regular one way fares in effeit
262-201,2
Henson, C)nt:
BUFFET 12 noon - 2
Monday through Saturday
also 'A Daily Special'
For an Evening outcome and enjoy the
live entertainment ,
Friday & Saturday
Sept. 1.9 & 30
COUNTRY COMPANIONS
HENSALL. HOTEL
'Joanne Rimmer, ueen
the Fair, drew the lucky
ticket of Mrs. Stewart Wilson
of Brucefield as winner of t
aforth Worn ' In; •.te
quilt. Mrs. Rit 4,
There Were a number of
lucky ticket holders at the
$daforth Pall Fair.
On. Thursday night, Vicki
O'Rourke of Dub ' won the
Tin Lizzie, a mini Lure model
,T .car, in t e Seaforth
Optimists Clu affle.
Lucky winners at
, Walton, won a cushion, the
second prize in the draw.
Mrs. Alice Tyndall of
Seaforth won a box of
groceries in the Seaforth
Community Hospital
'
Wednesday, October 4, 1978
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7:30 p.m. , •
GUEST SPEAKER
-Dr. M. Hardy
Assistant Supervisor of Special
Services. Fictiirdaf Education,
City of London.
at the
HURON CENTRE OFFICES
160 Huron St..Clinton
(corner of Huron and North SU
•,,
Family & Children Svices
of Huron County
Operated by Children's Aid Society of Huron County
nnounces
Their
ANNUAL BANQUET
for
Foster Parents and Friends to be held at ,
Pineridge Chalet R.R.2, Hensall
Thurs., Oct.5
at 7 p.m.
Tickets: $4.50.
Please phone
Guest Speaker:
524-7356
David Link
for reservations
Consultant.Psychologist
Bingo
Every
Saturday
at Blyth
Memorial Hall
8 p.m.
12 reg. - 10 each
share the wealth
$150 jackpot 60 calls
every Sat. at 8 p.m.
4--
TWO PRETTY
BOUQUETS -- Andrea
Gingerich of Walton and
Dr. Roger 1/1/liftman's
floral arrangement made
a pretty combination
at the' Ciderfest held on
Sunday to raise funds
for the restoration of
the Van Egmond house.
(Expositor Photo)