The Huron Expositor, 1979-04-05, Page 8GOING G1. N,G', GQNE' :Auctioneer TOM,
-People calls, fn the final t idon a mirror during
the Seaforth Co-operative.. Nursery held in •th..e
Rathwell building on Friday Approximate-
ly $650 waS, raisedto. help With the operating
casts of the :nursery, held in the basement of
Aeaforth library, (Expositor photo)
Prices In effect: *All` Sat,
'Ontario No. 1 Grade
P OTATOS
10 Ib.bag
(Store Packed)
sAUsAG E
(Link)
Borden` 2Iiitre
ICE
CREAM
#sprit Ithi,
89a
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Deluxe Reg.price 2.49'.
Watch or Seato`th
GGA Handbill in the
mail this week with
over 55 special
features
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ds nends
1've always Il1e 11 Itanest wictt y'^ , - ►:e1i were running down the other';gujrrs Mtn,
alttiost aIways� Ales,: tcouldn't get excited over any of them,
This is going;. to
aothereesupper,
1eon the
colutnn..1al in;front of the typ typewriter fora tittle to ca weather forecast rain,
half-hour hour this afternoon with a mind as blank :cloud and; fog for the; nest three days.
as a blackboard before the class: smart aleck 1 left the TV on I thiflt t 'wets, punishing 1
sneaks' ine a ;I took a walk hoping myself for not coming up with any .column
When. no ideas Bain . g ideas.Why else would F subject !myself to
for mental stimulation. ,All 1 got was. a.rn 4 overdone; rurtatnerci ls, :hashed re -runs and'
bath fr sz pa passing .ntltorist * .u:ninteftivi lw eaztne; laughter"
of eau o m unfair, but once too often. I' went backHued"i ter.
Morkfronn.Ork •naneed" "na
•
it
thought it was to the typPeaa•riter.'
At th . thug I;
now. I: realize it was just. I've splashed a, i had on admit the day had yielded nothing
couple ofpedestrians thyself this spring, and dramatic 1 could share with you. 'Then I tried
naw I know haw It feels to be on. the to recall Something, f>r'om earlier in the week,
receiving end,
'What were the highlights of my week?
I picked up the trail: looking for the :My••hockey team -lost again, and 1 rail=oust
dramatic letter that is, going to change my of excuses. • .;
whole- life. (I've been waiting for -twenty My .brother-in-law introduced me to the
sears, and it didn't -come today either:) sport of basketball, which. I found more
Instead the mail included the telephone'exciting than baseball, but even more
I bill- I can't believe 1 talked to my sister that confusing than football, The most surprising
long, but 1 did! • part was the sums of money the players are
My car insurance premim notice came as paid to throw a ball through a hoop.
well, I've been hoping that, after rive years I previewed the spring styles and learned
of safe driving, the 1Saynrtent might go down the tall, slim feminine look is definitely not
a little, Silly mei les going up instead, made for my short pudgy fro e. .
insurance notice. I was dila ointed' to disc ver the postal
After the phone bill' and .tri... pP
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Why do hi scheduled for' April . 1 w ..not a
it
tbef rbc and, W hike..._J P
the utilities bill can a h y
bills always arrive on time or early, but Fool joke, Or was it,
never late?•When the column deadline arrived, 1 was
When l got home, I read a newspaper. It still searching the shadowy recesses of my
was filled with pictures of the leaders of the mind for .a provocative topic, "tier all I came
three major political parties' and reports 'of upAwith were a few pet peeves that you're
their campaign • Speeches,. When they probably experiencing too. This really is
weren't making their own promises, they odds n' ends.
The p:c pples, surprised',
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Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Townsend were host and
hostess for a surprise party.
for Gordon and Ruth 1?apple
March 29 for Ruth' and
Gordon's 40th wedding
anniversary.
Progressive' euchre:` was`
held with high score in ladies
Flora. Dowson; lone hands
Ruth . Papple Consolation;
winner Was Viola Lawson.
Gents high score - Harold
Coleman; Gents lone hands
Wilson McCartney; Consol-
ation - Sandy .Pepper, .
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An informal address' was.
read u:. Getrdou' and Ruth•k:y.
F Dow wn with many -
good wishes, and laughs
included.
Viola Lawson and Dorothy
Townsend presented the:
couple with a four hundred
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tarso Newest,
What crop has been advertised as Canada's
cindereila crop?:
What crop has been trading over 1300 Dan the Winnipeg
futures in February. 19797:
What crop can. be planted in early. May and harvested
in late August? .
What crop has -been tested in' Ontario in 1978 and has
shown with 'proper management it can be an attractive'
alternative?''
What crop can offer. you a guaranteed floor price in 1979?
What crop can be sold forward in. 1979?
Where can' this crop be sown?
'Where arecontracts for seed and marketing available?
Where can I get more information .on planting, weed
control and harvesting?'
For mmoreinformation and answers
to ' geese questions
CONTACT
OPNOTCH
TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED
MILVERTQN. SEAFORTH .BRUSSELS' WROXETER
59-5.-49 41 5 27 1910 887-6011 335-3555
and ask .abouf a contract for /y,
ESEED
year
day clock, a ruby vase acid a;
40th anniversary noon.
Gordon thanked, 'their
friends for the• lovely' gifts
4-H'ers bush fi
-BV-LISA-BEUTTENNIILLER'.
& KIM: SNELL
Seaforth i and 11 4-H Clubs
have completed and handed
in their books and projects.
They are bust. now with
Achievement Night plans
which' will . ;be held on.
Tuesday, April 10th at ?:;.30
p.m. ,at Seaforth Pubic
School.
and the nice . eve ling and
invited everyone ` to their
party on April ''th. Lunch
was served.
nishing project
Lasts •ednesda ...t'he two
groups visited Anstett
• Jewellers after school.
Thee. girls wrapped up their
project.. before the March
Freak with fun activities such
as.:•i cross -word- puzzle, a
..Total' Look Contest; ' a
wardrobe match -up, and a
4uii.en accessories.
M1
Man wins award
Three. area boys: were-
hmong: 110 rectpientlt of
wards at Mohawk collage in
klamilton; 'Friday' evening.
Cary Ites'fielr tt04 Meth won
the I011)e Faardeburg chap..
ter award of S7S« Hill Procter,
C'lintO4 wron the Spectate.
award of .$ 5p; and Tony
Arts ,from Seaforth won the
S. Mc?4a11v and; Sons limned;
award of $125.
Scholarshipsand bursaries
totalling. $26,000 were pre-
sented to over 17n >M11nh %*44
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College students at the
lege's 12th anmial awards
night, in the Fennell; enmpu
theatre.
Ninety-six donors have
contributed. 17S awards art
students for ' outstanding
scholastic achievement, per-
forrnance, attitude ante
involvement.• The awards
were presented'by represent-
atives. from industry, Masi-
pens,organizations, assOot-
atit7ns and indlvlduals.
(CW study hymns
Northside 'United Church
Women, entertained at their
Spring; Thank Offering on
Tuesday .of last week. The
'President Mrs, Gordon Mac
Kenzie opened the evening
with a poem 'Tack Spring
Cod Renews His Promise,"
Mrs« Lillian Malaniuk Pres.
of Unit 1 took charge of
devotions with the theme of
Easter.
The ':Ladies chorus under
the direction of choir Leader
Mrs. Margaret Whitmore
delighted the audience with an
Easter Anthem. •
The guest speaker Mrs,
Karl Shucssler of Brodhagen
spokeon introduction of
Music into Church Service as
we know it today and set
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inen
LADIES COATS
Classic edits, in all weather poplin
or dress coats 'all sizes and, new,
spring :colours, only
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5.0.0.
SLACKS & BLOUSES
many to choose.
from at low prices
DRESSES
exciting selection, t
in spring and summer
• dresses, long, 'short,, and e
`. sleeveless stiles
95.49.
HANDBAGS
summer and spring new shades
111
16.95-
9 9s
V�LdUR TOPS:
19195-2
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SLEEPWEAR
95
perms press cotton sets, gowns, long and short,P h
6.-1 795.:
IBEX BLANKETS Inst strived'
, 95 c . 95
70'1 'x 9dt, eo t loo"
We Also have • mens - spring
Jackets, dresspants, shirts;
pyjamas, sox, etc, Spring and
summer underwear and ••a
good variety of miens
spring •work, clothing at
reasonable prices,
Shrun
5eaf�rth.
forth the different character-
istics of hymns written by
early hymn writers, The
group sang Easter_ hymns to
illustrate her point.
Sir •Isace Watt . and the
Wesley Bothe were the
hymn writers •ole work,
has1lived down through the
ages and many can still be
found'. in the new hytttn books:
used, by all denominations.
She, stressed that the
musie and hymns are what
are remembered most when
one strays from the Christian
ways. Mrs. J. Vanslyke
closed the service• with
prayer,
A half hour of fellowship
was enjoyed by Women. from
nine churchs.
THE NEW OWNER -- Tanya' Vats, Steelandt
and cousin Leanae Vogels are trying out the
new tricycle Just purchased by Tanya's parents
at the Seaforth Co-operative Nursery auction on
Friday. (Expositor Photo}
ackgrass grow
The best•time to apply, Roundup', herbicide by Monsanto will:
vary. depending on where you live. and when quackgrass
reaches the recommended stage of growth.
But now is the best time to see your farm chemicals dealer.
Before quackgrass robs your crop of moisture and valuable
nutrients. This spring, let Roundup herbicide make you an
exquackgrass grower too.
• ,AL?? 1 �1 S READ ,AND FOLLO tV THE LABEL FOR ROUNDUP
%,undue" ,s a registered trademark of "5onsanto Co.
RCN. 1.79 Monsanto Company 1979.
ti.w9at~tr•Ca,tala.:,43 rnr+t : 'Acilvt,a1.V." •:K1t y A Cv': v�'•
Monsanto
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herbicide like this before.
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