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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-11-23, Page 6TOW .i'090.9t4 i.EWS�L meta got Wif. entertained, lar. inei' nnembera on Weclnesdny • °iron Centennial: School when president Mrs. Grant Mac- Lean chaired the meeting. The secretary Mrs. James Drummond read the roll call, answered by members telling the year they joined KipPen East and some of the highlights they remem- bered. Mrs. William Bell and Mrs. James Drummond reported`on the area convention held in Lon- don, Mrs. Grant MacLean and • Mrs. Ross Broadfoot conducted an In`Memoriam service for de- parted members. Mrs. William Caldwell arranged a display of quilts and gave a talk on the making of quilts. ' Mrs. Alex McGregor and Mrs. Douglas McGregor attended to registration and presented each person with rose corsage. Mrs. William "1q'1e and Mrs, Dave Triebner favored with three songs. "Frances Kinsman gave a reading, "When father papered the parlor" and Mrs. James Chalmers gave the story An Expositor Classified will, pay you dividends. Have you tried .one? Dial. 527-0240. - e mothera. pr oNoma with the sCk>t+o#i. ISM, A play?' "Wanted Hduaekeeper"x Was presented with Mra. Wiuianl Caldwell and Mrs. . acnes Drummond in the leading roles and Mrs. Ross, Serves, Mfrs, Ken McKay, Mrs. Vern Alderdlce, Mrs. Robert Bell, Mrs: Grant MacLean,. Mrs. Joyce Cboper in supporting roles. The east of the pla' greed;ed a square dance with Mrs. Ross Broadfoot 'doing the hon- ors. airs. Morlc Cooper who had a birthday that day was wished a happy: 'birthday. In honor .of from twenty4ive to thirty-two years of contin- uous service in Kippen East WI, Mrs. Ernest Whitehouse, . Mrs. Stewart Pepper, Mrs. Camp- bell Eyre, Mrs. John Sinclair, Mrs. Alex McGregor, Mrs. Wil. liana Kyle werepresented with Centennial rose -cups and sau- cers. A penny sale was conducted by Mrs. Robert Kinsman and Mrs. Ken McKay. Lunch was served by„ the hostesses, Mrs. Campbell Eyre and Mrs. William Caldwell and the committee in charge of Mrs. Ross Sararas. -74 - r Thirteen -year-old muscular dystrophy victim, Kirk Clou- thier, whq is being helped by the co-operation of the Sea - forth FireTBrigade, has an announcement to make. While spending an afternoon among his friends at the local fire hall 'he posed for this bell -ringing picture .to symbolize the commencement of the Muscular Dystrophy Association's fund raising drive. Kirk and others .-like him depend 'heavily on their firefighter friends for money to help otzir scientists find a cure for MD. . ��- �. •.-4 .r�-'K Ka �- .� 42.:4 . • w ' C• fit' .� • %.'�•'. BIBLES For Christmas Giving Our selection in' eludes Hymnaries, Books of . Praise, Anglican Church Prayer Books TOYS :DOLLS DOLLS - • RIDING TOYS Distinctive Gifts - Books - Games .Including Hockey, Crokinole and Monopoly Games the Whole Family May Enjoy! Here at LARONE'S you'll, 'find a selection of everything that goes to make Christmas a memorable occasion R PRICES, BIG In Our Dry Goods. Department You WM find hundreds of useful and practical gifts! Biggest stock ever of •. LADIES' HANKIES TOWELS and TOWEL SETS Lingerie - • - Sleepers HEAD .SCARVES and "GLOVES Packages from 59c ,to $1.98 Nationally known Rust - craft and Coutts -Hallmark ' Cards and Wrapping Gay, Colorful Wrapping Paper, Tape and Stickers FOLDS 15c and 25c SCOTCH LACE TABLECLOTHS - =Mt e r Dozensb of selections of Boxed, ° .1..'`Y..R. LUNCHEON and VANITY' SETS The. Perfect Gift ! 2.98 - 3.98 - 4.98 5,98 BOYS' and GIRLS' SNOW SUITS Men's and Boys' DOESKIN -TYPE SHIRTS CAR COiATS for Children and Youth ti Our Sre Features , - . Choose GIGANTIC SELECTIONS OF CHINA GIFTS and GLASSWARE Dainty, Delicate Pieces, and All' Very Decorative 07/0 aur A MUSICAL GIFT Special Selection of RECORDS for Christmas Hundreds of titles , from which to choose. Records are a popular, gift! Let us help you avoid the Christmas Rush ! • A small deposit holds any ,purchase until Christmas l a Practical Gift from our Selection of -STATIONERY A wide range of prices and variety of styles .98 to 3.79, Hostess Notes .49, .98 Special Value by Coutts and Rustcraft BOXED. CHRISTMAS CARDS 45 Cards for $1.98 Tt Other Boxes—$1.00 - $1.25 - $1.50 up Vie have a full selection, including the popu- lar Rustcraft, Norcross and Coutts -Hall- mark Lines. LARONE'S Seaforth 5c to $1.00 Store STATIONERY •tijOd GIFTS Open Wednesday' A:f ernoons from} now until Christmas �ar+€00442i"i r<: r" r"' r""'r r ' ett Weather Slows Road -Work "Tire wet weather this sum- mer and fall has made road construction difficult," County Engineer' J. W. Britnell told members of Huron County Council at their session in Goderich Monday,.'' • He stated `ht the County had ' undertaken a rather large program thisyear and is try- ing desperately to complete the last item, that of grading on road 31 from Hillsgreen south ( to Highway 84. All other pro- �jects are completed and the rbad 31 job 90 per cent com- plete, he said, but it may be necessary . to delay „the- final trimming and shaping of the shoulders • and • ditches until 1968 on this project, he point- ed out. "While road and bridge con- struction in wet weather is more costly, we feel - that all projects will be completed with- in the original .estimates," Mr. Britnell declare& Road construction estimates total $485,00 and bridges and culverts, $165,000, -while maj- or maintenance 'totals about $575,000. He reported_ only on major items. A final report for 1967 -will •be presented at the January, 1968 Session of Coun- ty Council. Delbert Geiger, chairman of the County Road Committee, commented that _this had 'been a very backward year on ac- count of wet weather. He said the 'Council should congratulate the County Engineer 4and staff on trying to get the work com- pleted. • Mr. Britnell, announced -that a tentative date for the bfficial opening of the new county shed and garage at Zurich was Mon- day,December 11 at. 3;30 with a reception following in Dashwood Community Centre. Twenty -'.bate kergraP4i 411 dents of Goderien District 001- legiate Institute sat in the spec- tators' gallery. at- Huron Comb. ty Council's session in the Court House Tuesday afternoon. They included 16 pupas, from Grade 10 and 13, from. 'Grade 13, and were headed by, Neil Shaw,_ head.. of the• geography department at the sphool. They were introduced, by Harry Wor- sell, Goderieh depufy reeve, Griups of students from South , Huron Distet High School, and Central Hullett Eli ementary School, Loitdesboro, attended Monday's session. They were introduced respec- tively by Clarence Boyle, Exe, ter and Hugh Flynn, T•tuilett. Huron ;County will pay com- pensation to local municipalities in '1967 for lands under refor- estation for loss of -tax revenue, Council decided on recommen- dation df the Agriculture and Reforestation'' Committee. - Jehn H.' Cprbett, Hay Town- ship, chairman, reported that the committee is working .with T• , F ^M Auburn Wgn�enc institute lit AcQuar'ction. with the argg a4 jae• ent to Auburn Bridget; with .the thought in, mind of snaking it' into a park area for picnic pur- poses. •- A grader has dope some level: ling, Snaking a eonstderi le n- provernent, and the site has promise, he averred. "However, it remains to he seen when the frost comes out of the }ground in the ,spring, if the stones re-. turn. to the top ,again," he stated. 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