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THE HURON EXPOSITOR OCTOBER 30.. 1930
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otospOndeni ,.. The. Zttober ineeting of
ERT RHORRIROOK the Ainivv,c11 Unit was held 6n
'523-4250' ' •Monday t ,MaS011 ' Hank,:
President FlArence', Roll Call verse on Thanks -
Cartwright opened with a giving was answered by 13
poem members and 2 visitors; Shir-
ley Norman and Mr. Howatt.
Mintites of the September
meeting were read by secre-
tary June Fothergill. The
group decided to make tos-
mpietaeltifnagvprs at.the November
Presbyterial report was
read; Helen Lee will look
after supplies for the favors.
The November meeting Will
be at Brenda Redfords. Roll
call will be your favorite
a ostle. 'Lunch will be Mary
eel and Pearl Mason.
It was moved that we sell
the quilt our members are
making.
•Kathy McDougall intro-
• duced-our guest speaker Mr.
Howlett from the Bible so-
ciety in London. He 'spoke of
their work. An interestino
filWarnter,":Sfrii2ngmsinuotfe fi mivionng
Haiti was shown.
EXPLORER. ,S
EXPEDITION #3
• President Florence , Cart,
wright was in charge of
worship: Lunch. was served
by Mrs. Whyte. They opened
the meeting with the Explor-
ers purpose and sang the
• Explorers song. The emblem
was read by Lisa Bosman and,
Deanna Lyon. Picture was
read by Brenda Finch and
offering was dedicated by
Sandy Merner.
Thio new members were
accepted. Initiation was held
for 7 first year members'.
Worship was -lead by Mrs.
Whyte. A discussion on help-
ing others followed.
A Hallowe'en party was
then held.
W.I. CARD PARTY
First W.I. card party for
the sea -Son was held on
Friday night. There were 7
tables in play. Winners were
ladies high, Mildred McNall;
lone hand, Pearl Cummings;
low, June'Fothergill; mens
high, Don Buchanan; lone
hands; Bert Shobbrook; low,
Sadie McDonald (playing as
a man). Ladies in charge
were Jessie Tebbutt, Ann ie
Vincent and Margaret Taylor
There will be another card
game in 2 weeks, November
7,
PERSONALS
Congratulations to Mr.
and Mrs. Cunningham who
celebrated their 30th wedd-
ing anniversary on October
23. 1980.
Rev. and Mrs. Scott, Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Alexander
spent Friday and Saturday in
Barrie attending the U.C.
Renval fellowship.
THE PROUD GRANDPARENT —Mrs. Florence McGavin (centre), wife
of the late Gordon McGavin; a "longtime_ provincial director of the
Plowmen's Association, is flanked by grandson Brian (left) of Walton,
who won the Junior championship at the annual Huron County Plowing
Match, and his brother Jeff, 12, (right), who won top honours in the
newcomers' match at the -event. The two boys were presented with
trophies at the association's awards night at the Pineridge. Chalgt on
(Photo by Oke)
Friday.
).LF. ROSS For Council
CONCERNED, INTERESTED IN
SEAFORTH AND AREA
— Age 45 .years, 'married, wife and three
children. •
— Resides at 1 Silver Creek Cres.
— Employed by Ontario Government -
'Inspector for The Crop ' Insurance
Commission of Ontario
Successful farmer in area for 22 years
— Active in Spaforth an -d, community,
— Past Pres. Seaforth Agr, Society
(member & director)
— Past Pres. Seaforth Optimist Club
— Master of Britannia Lodge, Seaforth
— Member of Town of Seaforth Planning
Board and Committee of Adjustment.
ISSUES'OF CONCERN
— Protection of downtown area
— Offstreet parking
— Business improvement area BIA
— New Official Plan
— Co-operation between council and all '
•Depts.
— Senior citizens' facilities
— Ratepayers get value for tax dollar
.For further information phone 527--1229
Campaign headquarters, United Trails
office, Main St.
Mr. Dave Mayers of
Deerborn Heights, Mich..
spent a few days last week
with his sister Mrs. tlyrtle
• FairserY ice .
it pays to
SHOP AT HOME
Main Street
Valuable Coupon
REDEEMABLE IN MERCHANDISE
'
ONE 1 ONE
' Dollar
"1,14012Guoitz
7-41.11
)
Seaforth
No Cash. Refunds
$1
From November 1 to December 24
with,every $10.00 worth of purchases,
Hetherington Shoes will -give you a $1.00
merchaticlise voucher
Seaforth
527-1110
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and area news
A successful sale was held
On Saturday 25 at Richard
Lobb's barn, Clinton for the
estate of the late Harriett
Knox.
The family of Mr. Lorne
Hunking celebrated • his
birthday on, Sunday; present
were Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Duizer. Laurel, Lisa, Stephen
and Shannon, Mr. and Mrs.
Art Hunking, Todd and Tara
Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Mur-
ray Hunking and Brad, God-
erich.
Mrs. Bert Shobbrook's
family celebrated her 75th
birthday on Saturday gather-
ing at the home of Thelma
Ellerby by her family and on
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ross.
Millson, Paiticia, Darren,
Sarah and John) Woodstock
visited her. '
Anyone wishing to take
crewel embroidery please
contact Marjorie Duizer 523-
4359- or Margaret Anderson
523-4379. . •
Mr. GeOrge-Addison, Sea -
forth visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hulley
irid attended the christening
-
of his great granddaughter,
Crystal Joy Hulley.
Congratulations to Mr.
Dave McLeod who celebrat-
ed his ,S0,th birthday _ a_t_
Mitchell on Sunday with
"Open House". Present -
from here were Mr. and Mrs.
Garnet Wright and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pen -
found and family, , Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Wright, Mr.
and Mts. Bert Shobbrook,
and Mr. and Mrs. Stan Ball.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thomir-
son visited on Saturday with
her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Hamilton, Moorefield
Friends will be glad to know
Mr, Hamilton returned home
on Friday from spending 31/2
weeks in Palmerston hospi-
tal.
Sunday dinner visitors
with Mr., and Mrs. Ken Scott
and family were her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Wrn. Seholl of
and Rev and Mrs. Scott,
Morikton Mrs. Jean .Scott
Angela and Debbie.
Congratulations to Mrs.
Howard Clarke on her birth-
day on Saturday. She visited
Mrs, .Verna finite in Wing-
ha
inIng'haniond Nho9svvvaitiadi, Clarke, in
yv
Welcoming on Sunday
Were Margaret Whyte and
Greg Andrews; ushers were
Susan,.lameison, Cheryl Lyn,
Diana 7Shobbrook and Suz-
Anne TamblYti. •
itev. Scott welcoined tilt
and gave announcements.
• Neki Sunday Mr. kick Haw-
ley will be the speaker while
. Rey. Scott is at ALIO-Pin.
Sacrament of baptism was
Lidtninistered, to• - Shannon
Rose', daughter .of mr,,r..okt
Mrs. Ken Set* 4601W0i01
by, Elder AlrejanieisoiV''and
Cfystal Joy) datighter,Oti
and mr4.140 tfull0,1000Pf
anied' by liffinlgCl,
,
The children_ .t St*
about JesuS, who was God's
baby and knows whatitklikeli
to be a child. Junior teaeherS', •
,
were Bev. Riley ansv:$01Y1
Willard. The 'choirs, iitnior
and senior, comb -hied song.
The message was Hope for
the future of the 'church and '
.the world,
•
RUSSELL BOLTON HONOUREDRussell Bolton of RR1,..Seaforth,
secretary -treasurer of the Huron Plowmen's Association for the past 14 -
years„was -honoured on his refit -meat at the group's dinner Friday
night. Mr. Bolton and his wife Edna were presented with a painting by
the group's president (far right) Allan Campbell of RR1, Seaforth. (Photo
by Oke)
Euchre popular in
Correspondent
MRS. ALLAN MeCALL
887-6677
they visited with their daugh-
ter- Helen, somin•law Jim
Duncan and grandson, Cory.
Mr. and Mrs. Torrey A.
McCall, Victoria B.C. and
son Ross McCall. Toronto
Hullett
Congratulations to all
members of the , cross•
country team for the excell-
ent showing on, Octob r
22nd's meet. Mullett came in
first overall out of seven
schools. In the eight races
that were held. Hullett took
first place in four of them.
The midget girls and boys
won their disistoos and the
senior boys and girls won
their respectise divisions.
Individua11%. tori Bromley
came in first place in the
midget divisum and Robert
Wilts came on first in the
senihoracrita'Radford
d
ace. Rrysntral Whyte.
mk
Darlene Gulutzen all came in
second place ;n their races
a'nd Brian Whyte and Debbie
Preszcator same in third.
There were approximately
thirty-five runners in each
race. The eciaches, Mr. Mill-
‹. son and Mr I- altrot. and all
the runners q serve congrat-
ulations for a highly sucress-
ful day.
MULLETT S TERRY FOX
RUN -
.Mulett's Tries Fox Run
was held or Monday. Octo-
ber 20th Melo S630 was
collected hs students cif
Mullett Centra' It was di-
vided between tke school and
the Terrs.fund. Pupils
ran as mars as f-19 times
around thc eatstele of the
school groerds which is
about 1 km in length.
(Intended for hist week)
SOCCER TOURNAMENT
On Tuesdas . October 7.
tWo tepms from Mullett Cen-
tral competed in a soccer
tournament at Brucefileld.
'Five other schools also
competed. Mullett girls.
coached bs Mr. Millson
finished sesond and the
boys. coached by Mr. White.
trying their hardest, finished
sixth.
TRIP TO THE APPLE
ORCHARD
On Tuesdas. October 7.
the two ,kindergarten classes
went to an ople orchard just
outside of Brussels. They
learned about picking.
moving. storing and the
processing of apples. Their
guide was Mrs. Cardiff.
'Eaedcliso°mf ct-
ethwe,instudfdaenntsappeloelsre.
SCHOOL VIEWS SAFETY
FILM
On Thursday, October 2,
kindergarten to grade g
vieWed a film called ”The
spent a few 'days this past
week at the home of Mr. and
Mrst All McCall and visited
other relatives in the sur-
munding area,
UNIT MEETS
thc 8th and 16th unit_ met
at the hdme of Mrs. -Don
1 Imre were nine tables or
euchre in play at the progres-
sive euchre on Saturday
evening in the Walton Com-'
munity hall.
Prize' winners for ladys
high: Mrs. Ernie Stevens.
second high: Joan Simpson.
low Mrs. Dave Watson.
Men's high: Ted Fothergill.
second high: Gordnn ,Mur -
happenings
The purpose of the film was
to give the pupils better
knowledge of how.much care
setaken m assure that when
they Tide the bus it is safe.
iney also learned that if they
don't play their part of
obeying the rules of the, bus
they could cause an accident.
We hope that by watching
this film thc pupils will ride
the bus more safely
Walton
ray. tow: Harold Hudio. •
Institute hostesses serving
lunch included. Mrs. Harold
Hudie. Mrs. Nelson Reid.
Mrs. Torrance Dundas and
Mrs. Allan McCall. The next
euchre will be held on
Tuesday. November 11.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs, Allan Searle
returned home last Wednes-
day from a motor trip to
Russell. Manitoba where
McDonaU October 22 with
7 members present.
Mrs. J Van %Met opened
the rn. Wing with a reading
Mrs. Don Fraser presided
for the business opening with
a poem. Minutes were read
by Mr. John Davie.
Mrs. Don Fraser presided
for the business opening with
a poem. Minutes were read
by Mrs. 'John Davies.
Members were reminded
of the U.C.W. recognition
day on Sunday November 2
when Mrs. Anne Stinsemf
'tomato will be the guest
speaker at the nkorning see.
vice at DufFs Unit' ed. all
U.C. W. members are urged
to attend."MeMbership care-
s are ordered for U.C.W.
members and
soon available. There will be
a Candlelight servtce this
mming Christmas Eve. Plans
were Made for the up coming
Turkey supper at the church
on Wednesday. NoYember 5
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CHILD'S DRESSING TABLE .
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480 $40
sPits $25
$33 $28
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'246 $220
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