HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-02-15, Page 9HURON, PERT11: AND. WATERLQQ DELEGATES --.Representatives
from 1•luron and Perth counties and Waterloo; Region attended, the
Ontario Soil and Crop Im rovement Association annual meeting at
Oshawa recently From left are - John Warden, RA 2St. Pauls; Alfred
Kipper, RR 1 (lrunner; Ross, MaBeath, RR 3, Kipper); Lawrence Taylor
(OSCIA director), Aft 1 Londesboro, Ralph Weber, RR'1 Elmira; William
' Henhoeffer, RR 2 Kitchener, and Pon Racier, RR 3 Zurich:
On Sunday ;venial*
February: 11th the,
Londesboro united Churcb_.
held their family swim
night. Pespite a:late start an
hours fun in the .Water was
enjoyed at Yanastta ESfm.
tnenity Centre's pooh
411
A Reedlynum ro people
swimmers and spectators
,turned out rtt spite of sitz cold
, weather, .and~ Shepherd
wan prize fgryottngest swim.
mer The Nick Whyte family
icor largest .Larlmily!• in the
water.
Walton
The Family and Consumer
Affairs, meeting of .the
Walton: Women's Institute
will be in the form of Court
Whist Party following the
business on Wednesday
Every , week More and.
More people discover what.
!nighty jobs are accomplished;
by low cost Standard Want
Ads, Dial $23-9646,
Sun shines for poker rally
AA chilly but sunny day was
enjoyed by all who took part
in. the Family Paradise Poker
rally on Sunday. 23S poker
hands were sold.
Brian. Pryee 'received the
$40, first prize, money and
alsoa trophy donated in
memory of the late ;Orville
Betterrnann. Second went
to
went
l:edy 530, third.ww. crit
to '.Bryan Somerville 515,
fourth went to Ken Anstett
S10, and fifth went to Gwen
Hugel, $5, •
Other prize winners wcrc
Sherry McCall, <Mike Wil-
liamson, Brad Schroeder,
Brien Sandy 'f3rr�� Wi-
McClttrt.,i
bee SS each, Browns Repttr
Service.
,lin) Boitit tri_• case of pop.
Rays' Ferule, Market hgrnoem
dville; Murra), Prvee-1 need•
deluxe pizza, Forge- Sandra
Squire. Larry Nivel iv l s-' 5 each.
Jim Mite; 'Murrey McIntyre -
hey chain wall plaque'. Drift
Shop Scaforth; Doug Schroe-
der, oss t;:.s Colter -SS ivon-
-
R ..
• chcrs, -Doug Rceecliffir:. Ree
Dick -4 qts, skidoo oil Boy-
s't• ,Fare) Supply, 'Laurie
Fischer -ski -deo mitts, Co-op.
Seafertle Ron Brady -measure
ixt'g tape, .key. chain, Canad-
ian Tire Scaforth; Warren
El igsen-S8 worthof-ni'erchan-
dtsc. MacLean' Flowers: Dry
Squire -Sia, Sealant) Oleo
mists,
Wilma Ramaloo-S free (ee-
nc.
r CommCC Clal Hotel S
Ca
-
forth
Karen Johnston -1 lar
ge pizza, Pizza, Expres'.s,
LorrainePye, Brenda Dalton;
Dove. Elliot, Ruth Thamer3
cansski-dory it each. Bttrcle
RI : Automotive; Lea Greidan-.
us, Doug Metier* Ronnie
Glanville. Robert Eedy, .Jerry
Ryan, Don Fischer -55 each,_
Fleming Feed Mill; Don
Brady, Steve Rose, Dennis.
•Loughrane-510 each, Man-
ard Hoegy; Kee Dalton,
.,Joe 'Prescott -a jacket each
Milton Dcitz.
Richard Ginarksy-2'frce din
ners. Keyes Restaurant,
Blyth; Bruce GodkinetottngUc
Freers Pro Hardware Blyth;
Frank Bruggar- Childs ski -
don. .mitts, vincents Farm
Equipment: Diane McNichol
-
Sufferers may get 'relief
4 errs car oil. Geralds Datsun.
Scaforth; Jeff Jenkins -Leat-
her ,gloves. Topnotch Feeds
Seaforth, Ken Glanville -hat,
Harald, Pr} cel •
John griceker-coat: Harold
Pryee; .cane lioggart-hat.
Harold Pryce; Rose. McArt:
her -hat,- Cords Sports in
t
Gode,rich; Mike: squire -steak
sknrfc set, N.D. Comecon/
Carl McCallum.S10. Ron Dri-
still, Alex Glanville -S10 -Mc
Neil Lawn &'Garden Equip;
Kay McDonnel,Tim McCon-
nell, Tom Kyle, Dean Hach -
welt -55
ach-wclt-55. each, .Ryan Drying,
Carmen Howitt, Murray
McColl' rovine dl ticket each
p
Doug Kirkby and Ron McCal
lum; 'Kevin. Loughnane, Pat..
Nolan, ,iii Middcgoait Mary
Alice Ryan-ctieh. 3 gas; ;'line
anti-greee, . Jim Bosman;
Laurie Fischer. Stuart Glau
slier -each 3 ski-'doo oil. '.Jim.
Don. Rose.3 ski-doo oil. Mc
Cutchean Motor's Brus-
sels; Dick Marks,John. Ans-
tett, Cliff Ecdy, Doug Kirkby-
$S: each. De' Jongs; Anne
Ryan, Warren Beuermann-:
SS each, Family Paradise.
Park:Brad Boyd -shampoo,
blow dry. Diets Place
Sea -
forth;
a.
-
forth; 3 cH oggart Mic-
helle one 'an Bob Leemno-
also received prizes.
Ipi
eYentng„ February ?-I with
convener Mrs. Rot1. Bennett
in charge. Mempers ' are
asked to bring' a. friend, or
two, also - a Current S:Yent for
the Roll Call,
Hostesses are Mrs.
Stewart ftemphries, Mrs:,
Jack Gordon, Mrs. Torrance
Dundas and Mrs. Nelson.
Marks,
Loves s_
' Berean Unit of U.C,W,
met atthe home of Ida,
Durnin on Wednesday.
Leader .. Helen Lawson
opened: meeting with therne
"Love'" with a reading';
"Love", Psalm 103 was read
by Alice Davidson followed
with payer by Helen Lawson,
Hymn "Love Divine" was
Sung and an illustration
gi;+'n of tearing up your
With hurts bade
heart, .- tilt anger, ,,
saying andback talk". This
year's study is; Human'
on call collect.
• •.
into
O
n u
ern
for co
s r
Nearly 40,000 Ontario con-
sumers have used the
services of the Consumer.
Information' Centre since it `
opened a year ago today.
And ahnost 70 per cent of
the .inquiries to the centre,
. set up. -'by the ministry' of
• consumer and commercial , formation.
sponsibilities-
Whsle fielding on average
vge
t l'
of 200 inqul ries per day, the
centre also held 25 work-
shops across the' province
designed primarily to
provide community services
staff with consumer in -
Bosman; . Frank , •Duggar.:4:'relations, have been by tele- ' In ,addition, the'- centre
ofmore that 70
•� phone, Three per cent distributed ,000
=loves, Dong Schroeder; Mar, in uiries were by mail while , consumer booklets. monthly
- tin Murray each free dinners walk-in traffic accounted for ; dealing with specific
Brian Moore -5S, Jim Cartus the remaining 27 per cent. legislation and other issues.'
To provide Ontario -wide
service, the Centre, at -(416)
:'each. TimMcDonald;.David .,'963-.1111, accepts collect,
Ftihr-one• cap and ,knife, Bob leads from` aEross thea Pro -
Dalton: Paul . Storey,- 'Kay wince.
Welding: Glen McNichol.
Jerry Fuliir-tongue and hat
Hesclwood-cach'. 3 ; ski-doo More than 10,000 people
oil, A & P. Stratford; .Devin ' visited the facility at 555
:, Gillis -I ornamental _glass, Yonge Street in. Toronto to
New` satst
h fg
forav tCrner :Shop ;Stratford Mall; 'rie of 'Qntario's firfaieEquipment Roy Glanville, merit, industry and privateyA new vaccine has been
developed for::the specifictreatment of hay ,fever
caused by Eastern Ragweed
Called Pollincx-R, the thr-
apy requiresonly: four .inject
ions instead of the traditional
program of up to 20 injections over a. period of six to
eight months.Developed by'the Bcncard
Allergy ;Service Division of
Beecham Group,Potlinx-R
has beentested by Canadian
clinical investigators, since
1976, and found to be very
effective' for the majority of
the patients participating in
the trials.The vaccineutilizes aglutaraldehyde-modified pollen extract whichis absorbed
on to tyrosine, a naturally
occuring' amino' acidThrough, this process, im-munization can be achieved
with only four doses,'This 'is
a reduction in the total pollen
extract administered. and
provides a diminished. risk of
Art Glanville, -to -=an Farm centcaicollection of over
Look ail!! the dirt
RiNSENVAC got Out
of our carpet!'
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You'll be mate • when you see
how really deep down clean your
Carpets can be. RINSENVAC
rinses and vacuums out dirt and
Prime in 'a single sweep. Oleans
the way professionals do—but at
a fraction of the costl
lot prblefsidnel torpor dentin,
old tan do; youtse1/ bnttt
REST RINSENVAC S12.00
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HARDWARE
Phone 574420
Seaforth•
•
sensitivity reactions. ,
Annually affecting an
estimated 250,000 Canadians
in the arca between Windsor
.and Quebec City, ragweed
pollen..•regularly appears
about August 15, and lasts
until the fi'rstsevere frost of
fall,it is this precise; timing;
that identifes the ragweed
sufferer to the, physician. In
addition, 'a simple ragweed
pollen .testing kit will be
supplied to physicians•to
confirm ragweed sensitivity
before the patient starts• the
Pollincx-R treatment.
rian Price, lvtike Jones,. Mike publications • and other. re=
U Seat h B hs i
General, Store . Brodhagen; sumer rights and re
everau-r_ ,, use source ' materia s on., con -
1.
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LIFE • - and Mortgage Insurance Plans
Income Tax Dcductabte 'Registered
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Income Averaging Annuities
Ask for Oar new Flexible
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THE 2ND DRAW is to be held' in Sherbrodk,. Ouebec, at the'
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Phone 4824286
SER'S
SERVICE
Char le tc set Brucefield
• *Inward Cartwright. vuas.
thought to be oldest
swimmer and fellowship was
enjoyed Back at ,church.
Thanks:: to all who helped and
attended making it a
memorable evening.
W.I. CARD. PARTY
ns
THE HOB ft EXPOSITOR iFEBJ
9
There were 9 tables in play
' ort Friday night with Trudy
P'ollard;and 'Plrbara Bosman:
in taharge 'W-uners were
Ladies' High, Beth. Knox;
Lone Hands. "Frady Pollard;'
Low Ruth Vincent; Men High
Jack Riley; Lone brands, Jim
1115
Mr. and Mrs. David
Allison of London• Lite.vson
Sunday with .Mrs. Jean
Broadfoot,
Weekend guests with Mr.
and Mrs, golly Achilles•wrere
Mr. Jerry Achilles: and,
Debbie, Mrs. Linda Ander;
son Kevin and Jennifer' of
Bellwood. .
Mr, andMrs, Herb Traviss
and Mr. ,and 'Mrs, Stewart
QcCa11' have arrived hone'
�trfrm a- vacation in Miami.
also taking ;a week's boat
:Cruise to the Caribbean.
Islands.
Weekend guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Herb Traviss were
Mr, and Mrs, Ken Moffett,
Stratford and Dr, Brian, and:.
Mrs, Traviss, Allison and
Leslie.of Waterloo.
Berean Them .
Rights. Christine Carter,
Minutes of January
meeting read by Dora. Shob-
brook. Laving Knoxsent
thanks for her mothers.
birthday card. Treasurers re-
port ` given by Margaret
Good. Roll-- Call by a verse
with love answered by .1I`
members..
Next meeting will be
March 7th at home of Helen.
Lawson'., Addieflunking
clan braarch
e ss for March, was
moved to entertain Aimwell.
Unit in May. Lunch was,
served Hattie. Wood and
Alice Davidson,
Don. Darrell of Clinton was
guest minister on -Sunday
morning. Rev: McDonald is
on holidays. Greeting were
g.
Nick Whyte and David Lear,.
Ushers wore Linda Johnston
Joan Mason, Debbie and
Shelly Westerhout, Choir
Anthem was "Love found a
way" with choir Director
RuthS g
haddick, organist '
Louise McGregor. Children
time was as "Cat named
Samuel" Junior
Congregation teachers were
Barbara Bosman arid,
Mr, and Mrs. A11eni;
Bosman, Lisa and Kelly
moved: on February 3 to
their new home they built :in,
the viilage,, we welcome
them,
oeratt; tc/**. ti"e M141444g citt oghterJ'eogif+rr torme' bJrtt
WO: Zeroa.N0441ky to Kim and Aglow* Uodgtns
Cup. Elizabeth Lawson. .on January 31,st.
Congratulations to Mr, Saturday evening visitors
and Mrs,. Stewart Glousher with Mr, and Mrs. hart
tan their ,first'Grandelu1d and! ' Shobbrook were .her cou$ ras'
to Mr, and: Mrs,. 'Wilfred. Mr.. and. Mrs Charlie s
Glazier :on:. great grand- Goderich, •
Loll d.
esb r
Y. Q
yvi
W d,
nes a sitars with
Mr a Mrs Arie Duizer
were n
` r. d Mrs Jake
e
h' a
Murilwyk of Fonthill and
Mrs. Pete Hoonerd of Blyth.
Mr. and Mrs.. Bob •.
Thompson attended the
wedding_ of his niece Jane
Thompson to Richard Bains.:
on February 3rd" 'at Mt;
Pleasant and spent weekend
with their daughter Mr. and,
Mrs,. 'John Lawrie, Robbie:.
and Jennifer, Kitchener'
Mr: and Mrs, Tom ,Allen
left on Thursday to spend
weekend at Dwight Ontario:
enjoying snowmobiling,
Anthony Sleevwenhoek,
Kitchener, spent last
weekend with his aunt Mr,:
and Mrs. Arie Duix er,
SAVIN1 S ON
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. stocks sweaters
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Most New 79 models
in ,stock to hoose from
A good aete tion of other i1 erii'dieIS' n'fork..