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and John were
with Mr. and
1i n of Newcastle.
Mrs. Archie Purdon
of Whitechurch and
Robert Purdon visited on
with the latter's son -in -
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Bout of Fergus. They also
'tad with their granddaugh-
ttera,. Mr: and Mrs. Don Brown
*ltd: Mr- and Mrs- John Shafer of
Ora- iff
Edmund . Irwin of Goderich
visited last Wednesday with Mr.
and Mrs,, Berson Irwin.
Miss Given Scott of Barrie was
a visitor last week with her uncle
and aunt, Mr. and . Mrs. Albert
Coulltes, 'and other relatives.
' Mr. and Mrs. Gerdon Gross and
Anita of Blyth visited on Sunday
with 'Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Chamney.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hibberd,
Rev: Bruce and Mrs, Penny, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Collar, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Kilpatrick, Mr. and
Mrs. Al Thomson of Wingham
and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shore
of Wroxeter attended the annual
banquet of the Bluewater Fellow=
ship. , Baptist Association and
play, "The Centurion", hi Elm-
wood Community Hall on Friday
evening.
Easter Day guests at the home
n of ..and,Mr's, 4a8li R1nn and
John were Mr and. Mrs. Elvey
Reck, Joanne and Jennifer of
Monkton, M. and Mrs. Keith
Rock and\Jane tte of.Walton, Mrs.
Gladys Rock,and,pruce of Monk-
ton and 'Walter Rock of Seaforth.
Waiter Scott, Henry Pattison,
Harold Webster, Thomas John.
son, Robert Wallace,: Roy Noble
Personals
and Milo Casenloae attended the
sessieee 0 the Greed eek
Chapter and ' Grand Orange
Lodge of Ontario West in. Barrie
last week. Walter Scott ?was
elected Grand Master of the
Grand Black Chapter.
Ronald Taylor of 'Ontario
Veterinary College, Guelph, has
returned home after completing.
his course for this term.
The Belgrave Women's Insti-
tute members have completed
their canvassing for the Caner
Society and have received
$511.40. They wish to thank
everyone who contributed.
Miss Joyce Taylor of Toronto
spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Taylor. Miss Franci Talframan
of Islington accompanied her and
she spent the weekend with her
girlfriend, Miss Doreen Taylor.
KNIT -PICS
BELMORE , The fourth
meeting of the Knit -Pies was held
at the home of Ruth Hastings.
The meeting was opened with the
4-H motto and Evelyn .Dickson
read the minutes. Demonstra-
tions at the meeting included the
making of ' a neckline edge
trimmed with' binding and the
attachment of a collar to a gar-
ment.
The fifth meeting was held at
the home of Susan Underwood.
Gail Renwick read the minutes of
the last meeting while Mrs. Hays,
leader, demonstrated putting in a
sleeve and doing a V-neck. The
assistant'Ieader, Evelyn Dickson,
demonstrated howto do a tailor's
hem. TO Oxt meeting is to be at
the home of Mrs. Hays.
Agrkultua
Society
How
icer
GORRIE. - The
Howick Agricultural
their sPriag
in the local!
e 1973 Howl;
mmunity icenl
items of buaip.
Douglas Banker, .I
the Community
Spoke briefly on the
centre, outlining'th►e Wading and;
ground plans. The society v
$500 to the pro,lect, }whit
erect facilitiesTMt
naee`y'''.
a fair on the
years.
The secretary was a
invest remaining;
Victoria Trust and. contact Sink
Been Amusement Agency for. ,.
$midway concesslo for thisfair
to be held in Gorrie October' 5 and
Members also decided to, pen-
nor a commercial clanteformaple
syrup and maple ,products,:.the
horse and pony 4-H club and five,
field crop competitions.,Farim
in Howick and Turnherry= are in.
,vited to compete in ung ,>.or all the,
field crop.competitions bcon-
.tactin the same o t,
g e., mmrt.
last year, or the secretary, A
committee was, namedfor+'sci,,al
:prizes collectionjudges were
picked for all departments of the
fair.
Everyone enjoyed the. excellent
report of the O.A. A.S. conventions
held in Toronto- in February
and given by Mrs. Oscar Kieffer.
Mr. and Mrs. Kieffer were dele
, gates from the Howick Fair•,
;Board.
The Queen of the Fair contest,
will again be held this year; all
oung ladies in Howick and;Tura-
ry are cordially invited to en-
er. Mrs.. Ken McMichael,` Mrs.
Imer Harding and ' Mrs, 'Scott
Clarkson were named: in charge
KEN TE RV IT WON 5th prize in the Skate-a-thon and Ho*'
and Lancaster congratulates him and presents his prire�;'
( Staff Photo").
Confusion cleared
over hockey vucto
The Advance -Times received a
delayed 'report on the outcome of.
the hockey House League in
which Rev. Barry 'Passmore,
league convener, clarified the
confusion which surrounded the
• final game of the playoffs.
The Police Maple- Leafs- o
cap -
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ilex. Wa lter Silver ,studied, languages in..
, SwNtswland, ° atter he attended . t orrfe
Paint CQiI , - and, graduated from
•bents Wsslyn College Allow York: as
raeeeiving him41ka er of ,Divinity
Degree from Asbiiiry� Theological
Unary. Rev• , end 01.ipL' Silver were
oC'10isiQog)1•.arrnd, inZire >Af afht
ie
later taugbtclieses
at Bible
3clsiol;il Rwanda,; Africa:
'tured the.league trophy by virtue
"of a very strong last half. In the
semi-finals the Leafs eliminated
the Brophy_ Bruins while the
Canadian Tire . (anadiens dis-
posed of the CKNX Hawks. In the
finals, .the Bruins edged the
Hawks two games to one, to cap-
ture the consolation trophy.
It was in the other final playoff
that the confusion arose. Both the
Leafs and the Canadiens had won
me game apiece and had tied
ane.
In ,the final game, the Cana-
Iiens took a 1-0 lead in the third
ieriod. Then with four minutes to
go, the Canadiens drew a penalty
rind the Leafs, using ' a power
play scored to tie the gam;'
e
A league rule states however,
that during the playoffs,.'a team,
may not use a power play . while:
the other team is shorthanded,, h
The Leaf coach was not awar.F
that this rule applied during pia'
offs- due to anoversight on 'tl
league convener's part, in that he.
had never been given a copy': of
the miles. As a resultthe goal wa;
disallowed and the Canada..,
won the game. and the series',
About this confusing end to
hockey season, Mr: Passe orc
said,. "If my decision. hurt,; .any
member of the Leaf team, f,'a
truly sorry. However, 'felt
decision had to be made. Ihop
does not discourage anyone Irani
this contest.
Aunty
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young.t
, .,The county tree ..._re lacemen
'DOUG NEIL,: f, th
o ireereet�'on board presents awards to
Tim 'Henderson Who qualified for third prize in. the
Skate -a -then. Absent When: Skate -a -thou . winners received
-their-awards was Randy Gr+naway of BIuevale, winner of
the trophy given to the.s;kater'.in ,the l unlor division (9 'years
-and` under). bringing in the'highest amount in pledges.
(Staff Photo)
dedicated
4 BLUEV SII, Rev. R. H,
Armstrong :of -Wingham .conduct-
ed communion service at the.
Presbyterian Churcl ,on Sunday.
Mrs.,R9aymond, Elliott present-
ed a baptismal font in memory, of
her late. husband; Bernard
Thomas accepted on behalf of the
congregation and ' Rev. ' Arm-
stronggave the dedication and,
prayer. -
Four new members were re-
ceived, Mr. and'. Mrs, . Ron
Boonstra, Brian Warwick and -
Robert' 'MacTavish.. Ross Gray
presented the certificates;
The choir sang "I've Been to
Calvary".
'program was reviewed briefly My girl is the luckiest person in
participating in our league next under the Huron County Road restaurants. She's always finding
year." .:,Committee report it last Thurs. ' money under ,plates,
He also offered special "thanks „day's session of County Council.
to the coaches and managers, who It was learned • the county is •
did a . tremendous job all winter, planting 2,100 six-foot to eight -
long and hoped they would:Th foot hardwood trees this ,spring. .
back next year. hese hardwoods are. in addition:
3,000 seedling white pines land
pines Which will also be
anted 'this . spring .by county
rces..
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son ,er4t son 'anal '"llriiss Elva,`
Foster attended the annual ACW
meeting of Anglican , Churches
held Thursday in London
Teachers' College. '
Mr. and Mrs. Ian Pittendreigh
and family of London spent the
weekend with' Mr. and Mrs.
George Pittendreigh.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Frew and
Sharon of . Preston were Sunday '
guests with. Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Moore.. '
Mr.n.
a d Mrs. Frank Slater of
Strathroy, Mrs. Walter Buttell of -
Blyth and Mrs. M. Kane of Van-
couver visited o4er the weekend
with Mr. apd Mrs. Crosby Soth-
eran.
The Gorrie, 'Wroxeter and
Fordwich mixed bowling leagues'
held their annual playoff bowling
night on Wednesday in. the Ford-
wich, Bowling Lanes for the Bob
Douglas Trophy with the Ford-
wich team winning.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Robinson re-
turned home last week after
spending the winter in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs.' Randy King and
baby, spent the weekend in
Guelph with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
King. Bruce returned home with
them after spending a few days
with his grandparents.,
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Law and
family of Belfountain were week-
end guests with Mr. and Mrs.
`Iv Piercer,
Miller and 'Miss Chris•'
Elora were
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Miller
A large crowdattetded,.
spring concert on• Thursday eve:
Hing at Howiek i entral°school. It
was worthwhile and the teachers
deserve a great fleal of credit' for
the work they put into this con-
cert.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer William-
son -visited recently wiifli Mr. and s
Mrs. Wayne Edgar at Coiling -
Wood.
Mr. and' Mrs. Ted Klaassen
were Kitchener visitort one day
last week.
Mrs. Pearl Patterson returned
home last week after 'spending a
couple of weeks with relatives hi
Toronto, Tillsonburg and Peter-
borough.
Mrs. Roy Kennedy was able to
return home Saturday after being
confined for some time in Vic-
toria Hospital, London.
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Harris
visited one day last week with
Mr,' and Mrs. Les Watkins.
Mrs. • Anson Ruttan ac-
companied Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Montgomery of Wingham to
Kitchener on Saturday.
Miss Doris Ward of Listowel
and Mrs. Pearl Patterson visited
one day last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Williams in Goderich.
bus beat OnisF"t
ion a trial bas
find that 80 per cent to 90
ent''of the hardwood trees
ved the first winter and ton-
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aimed Coun►' Engineer Jim
:ritne 1- "To b sr knowledge
*iron is theby 'county, in On-
o with a tree , replacement
ogram 'df pais iaiagnitude.
xs "We.estimate that about •3,000
elm: and
Other tree
var
ieties on'
county.rcadsides have
been cut
veer. the past eight * fell years
tie to Dutch elm and other
diseases, old age and storm
damage," reported Mr. Britnell.
4i
K'yl`e hoptto be able to continue
this,repla etnent program and in
some small. way help to beautify
our` roadsides."
THE YOUNGEST SKATER to complete 24 hours at the
Skate-a.thon was Michael Rantoul and he received his prize
from Jim Ward. (Staff Photo)
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