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onCounty will "host on,
1978 f, International;' Plowing
ch and Farm Machinery Show. Huron County delegates "
e Ontario Plowmen's Association 67th annual meeting
oronto February 14 and 15 from left (front row) are:
Hilderly, treasurer plowing match committee;
and Datars, chairman local plowing match committee;
Armstrong, host farmer; Roy Pattison, county
irman; and Don Pullen, OMAF agricultural
representative.' Back "row from left are '$iii Harnly;County ,
Administrator; Jack Riddell, MPP Huron -Middlesex;:
Learning, president Huron County OPA; Lori , Stafford,
Huron County Queen of the Furrow; Doug McNeil, Huron
County warden; Russell' Bolton, Secretary -treasurer OPA;
Carol Armstrong, chairman Ladies Program; Murray
Gaunt, MPP Huron -Bruce; and Bill Alcock, deputy -clerk
Huron County.
ncounters with topic.
ruary, meeting of ° interesting deviations on The
Least Coin from the Bible,
from St. John's Chapter 8.
The topic for the meeting
was Study. Two from our
Study book "Encounter with
Christ" with Mrs. Gordon
Henderson giving an in-
teresting account of
Nicodemus' encounter with
Jesus in John 3, 1-21, and Mrs.
Gordon Kaitting related in
story form the Woman of
Feb g adopted on motion of Mrs.
Women's" Missionary G.G. MacEwan and. Mrs.
Afternoon Auxiliary Genevieve Lanaway. Mrs.
Id in the Church Parlor W.E. Elliott thanked the
ay, February 15. members for the Life
ent Mrs. Clayton Membership Certificate
d -opened the meeting presented to her last month
poem, "You have to and for those that made it
e in Happiness Or possible for her to attend the
ess never Comes". meetings for the last few
tes of 1W meeting years' by making tran-
ead and Viopted and sportation available.
oll call showed 25 Mrs. Floyd- Lodge- gave
rs present. In the
ondence a thank you
as receivedfromMrs.
e and Mrs. Ann Leitch
nto sent the Auxiliary
of "Good News Bible"
r Valentine greetings,
book library.
president announced
rld's Day of Prayer
e in St. George's
n Church Friday,
4 and Mrs. Enright
our representative on
nning committee to
denesday February
bers welcomed Mrs.
Bogie as the Associate
rship Convener and
rs were asked to co -
with Mrs. Bogie in.
pect with the visiting.
arch meeting will be
y, March 15 when Rev.
rt Royal will be the
treasurer's report was
tablish musk award
ge A. Buchanan of 97
ve. E., former postai
Goderich Post Office,
away at Victoria
1, London, on Monday,
Ty 21.
s survived by one
Mary Buchanan, of
h.
Buchanan was the
and conductor of the
h Harbouraires, who
ting up a Memorial
for a music student at
ral service will be held
Iles Funeral Home on
ay
at 2 p.m.
teobituary will ap-
next week's edition.)
Samaria's meeting with
Jesus at the well as in John 4,
1-30.
Mrs. A. Enright, Literature
Secretary, presented three
books for members to fake
home to read, "The Woman
at the Well", "The Beloved
World of God an,people" and
"The Big Fisherman".
After the Benediction,
members enjoyed a social
half hour with lunch served
by the Lunch Committee.
Police report six accidents
The Goderich Police in $5,000 damage to vehicles Avenue and veered into the
Department reported six driven
accidents during the past MacDonald, 85 Montreal Sts of eastboundtheMacDonald vehicle.
week, three of which resulted Goderich and Brenda Wylds, Damage was estimated at
in major damage estimates. R.R. 7 Lucknow. 4
A twoocar collision on Elgin The Wylds vehicle was $2'500 each vehicle.
Avenue February 16 resulted travelling west on Elgin Wylds was taken to -hospital
nt
g by ambulance for treatment
of minor injuries.
A second two -car collision
on Bennett Street February
17 resulted in a total damage
estimate of $410 to vehicles`
driven by Thomas Crabb, 163
Sunset Dr. Goderich and
Barron Purser, 351 John St.
Goderich.
WOMEN'S
Dak
come
one
come
all!
Wills! Hardly the main realistic, death is the only
topic of conversation for a sure thing we can count on in
mid morning coffee break! Life!
But it was the subject of much Mr. Egener also shared
discussion last week. with us some laws' that the
Mr. Egener gave us some Provincial Government ,,is
tips . to consider when we considering for legilation.
make, out our wills. People One such possible law would
tend to put off making such allow a deserted father to
decisions until there are claim funds to help him raise
children in the family. A le- his family.
gal guardian must be chosen And three cheers for our
carefully (your next door
neighbour could be a great
friend -but would you want her
to raise your children!)
Godparents selected
through a church have a very
definite moral obligation to
the upbringing of an orphan.
However, they do not have a
legal claim to provide a home
for the child.
People are usually un-
comfortable when this sub-
ject comes up. But let's be
<n.
WEHAVE
OKED ROAST HAM
(WITH DRESSING)
"Our Specialty"
' Ramage to the Crabb
vehicle was estimated at $10
and $400" to the Purser
vehicle. There- were no in-
juries.
A collision at the stop lights
at the corner of Hamilton and
Victoria Streets resulted in a
total damage estimate of $615
to vehicles -driven by Leonard
Thompson, 171 Park St.
Goderich and Anita Bour-
deau, 166 Bennett , St.
Goderich.
Damage to the Thompson
government! It has finally • vehicle was estimated at $410
recognized that the average and $205 to the Bourdeau
housewife has some vehicle.
monetary value. This means During the past week the
she could claim some com- Goderich Police Department
pensation if she's unable to laid 18 charges under the
perform her duties. Highway Traffic act, one •
Our value has been under the„Liquor Licence Act,
estimated at approximately two under the Criminal Code
$8,000.00 per annum. In case of Canada, three under the
you're interested that's about Juvenile Delinquent Act, one
$1.00 an hour. Nothing to brag under the Motorized Snow
about BUT it's better than Vehicle Act and two under the
nothing! Motorized Vehicle Accident
Claims act.
LENT SPECIAL
BONELESS -SMOKED
COD- FILLETS
a (FINNAN HADDIE)
FREEZER:SPECIALS CUT FREE
save
JO' LB.
Car burns;
traffic halted
" An engine fire that com-
pletely destroyed a car owned
by Bill Broadworth of 150
Sunset Drive, Goderich,
backed lip traffic -on Highway
8, west of Clinton for about a
half hour, last Sunday af-
ternoon.
The Clinton Volunteer Fire
Department answered the
fire call and had to hold back
the traffic on either side of the
burning car until -an OPP
cruiser arrived' at the
location. Fire Chief Clarence
Neilans blames faulty
igpition wiring for the blaze.
Mr. Broadworth and his
3% -year-old son, Mark, were
out for a Sunday drive when
Mr. Broadworth noticed
flames coming out from the
car dashboard near Taylor's
Corners.
He stopped to try and put
the flames out with snow but
found his efforts were
useless. As the car continued
to- smoke and flame, "Mr.
Broadworth tried to drive to
Clinton, but,panicked by the
flamesjran the car into a snpw
bank a few nines west of
Clinton.
He managed to get -himself
and his son out of the car and
stood back - to watch the
flames engulf, the vehicle.
Damage is, estimated at
$2,500 to $3,000.,',
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