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The Huron Expositor, 1972-02-03, Page 9q, yw 0 q. ' 4 0 to. THE McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE .CO. OFFICE _-Main Street, Seaforth — Phone 521-0400 Mrs. Margaret Sharp, Secretary-Treasurer FIRE, EXTENDED COVERAGE, WINDSTORM,, THEFT, PROPERTY - -DAMAO, LIABILITY, ETC. — COMPLETE FARM COVERAGE, including Machin- ery and Livestock Floaters. — URBAN PROPERTY ‘Ve —novv offer Composite Dwelling Insurance as well as Homeowners In- ' surance. — SUMMER COTTAGES, TRAILER HOMES. CHURCHES, HALLS.' - AGENTS: 'JAMES KEYS, RR 1, Sekforth; V. J. LANE, BR 5, Seaforth; 1VM. LEIPER; RR 1, Londesboro; SELWYN BAKER, Brussels; HAROLD SQUIRES, RR 3, Clinton; K. J. ETUE, Seaforth; DONALD G. EATON, Seaforth . '01111.1111111111111.1111111111.11.01111.1111110.111111111111111111.11111111111.1111.11r- Your TREFLAN- Dealer in Seaforth and District Is MILTON, J. DIETZ 'LIMITED OR 4, Seaforth — Phone 527-0608 HOG CHOW for farm mixers PURINA FARM BLEND HOG CHOW is a base mix supplement balanced completely with high levels of, amino acids,, vitamins and minerals, Whep mixed with grain it provides maximum nutrition fo'r all market hogs weighing over 50 pounds, and sows, too. -Buy in bulk, store in one bin and save several dollars per ton. PURINA FARM BLEND (H.M.C.)140G CHOW is specially formulated for the hog man who wishes to teed High- Moisture Corn. . MILTON. J. PIETZ RR4 Seaforth — Phone 527-0608 * Ready pasted for easy application 111• Stain resistant and scrubbable * Dry strippable for easy removal the yes-you-can walkovering WALLPAPER & PAINT DIAL 527-0550 SEAFORTH DRY 'BEAN- OUTLOOK '72 An informative look at the coming year for Dry Bean produc- tion in Ontario and Michigan. THURSDAY FEBRUARY. 3rd, 1972 at 8 p.m. HENSALL COMMUNITY ARENA FIENSALL, ONTARIO Presented by ELANCO- PRODUCTS • a. division of Eli Lilly & CO. (Canada) .4d. .and Your Local TREFLAN DEALER "REFRESHMENTS ourro....0" Ti":ORQN gvqsprO .sieAFs:41q11, Fats 3,, 1172:14. NEW United Church Holds Annual- Correspondent ' Miss Mary Mcllwain ' Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bannon and Melanie of Stratford spent Saturday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Riley, Gerald, Greg Sandra and Lorna. Mr. and. Mrs. Reg. Lawson, John and Elizabeth visited on Sat= urday 'with her father, Mr. John Turner of Tuckersmith. Mr. and Mr's. Allan Dunbar and family of Belgrave were Sun- day visitors with Mr. Mrs. John Jewitt, CaroI, -Judy, Dahny and Billy. Mr. and Mrs. John Wammes • spent a few days visiting with friends and relatives in Chatham. Mr. and Mrs.- Charlie'llough- ton of Holmesville visited - on Sunday with Mr. and. Mrs. Bill Storey. Mr. Gordon Miley of George Brown College in Toronto spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Riley and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson and family spent the weekend with Miss Betty Thompson ofMother Craft College' in Toronto. They also visiteK with Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Reynolds and family of South- field, Michigan, who mot theni in Toronto for the weekend. Sunday visitors withM:..s. Ir- ene Grlmoldby were Mr. and Mrs. Don Lamont of Gbderich and Mr. and ,Mrs. Jbhn Mann of Clinton. Mrs. Elma Jewitt and Brian of Clinton were Sunday visitors - with Mrs. Ella Jewltt and boys. Set Hog Deficiency Regulations The regulations for deficiency payments 'on hogs, call far the amount of the ,deficierypayment to bring the annual price for 1971 up to 80% of the previous10-year average price for hogs according to 'Huron M.P. R.ff.Mekinley. It has now been established that 80% of the 10 year average pre- vious to,1971 was $24.14 perjaun- ' dred.', The 1971 average price has been established at only 47 * cents per. hundred below 80% of the iO-year average. Hog producers have made. strong recommendations to the government that in view . of the higher costs' 'of production plus the lower prices encounteredbe- cause 9f the American surtax, the regular formula should not be followed Put that there should be considerably higher deficiency payments made for 1971. This matter is now under consideration by the Minister of Agriculture and the Cabinet. Siitid'ay visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Riley ancjfarrilly were Mr, arid Mrs. Jerry Riehl, Jackie Kim and Shelley and Mr. and Mrs. Doug Riley, Wendy and Debbie, all of Huron Park. Mr. and Mrs,Harvey Snell, Shane and Shannon Blyth visited on _Wednesday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Dale and Cheryl. Mrs. Lawrence Hill of Crediton is spending a few days this week with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszcator, Dianne and Nancy. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Thompson and. Joan were ' Mr. and Mrs. Art Mc- Michael, Rhonda, Jeff and Scott of Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thompson and Ric-ki. • . Kevin Jewitt was able to return home on Saturday from Seaforth Community Hospital, he is still continuing therapy, and • under doctor's care. mr. and Mrs. .Frank Riley visited en Sunday evening with ' Mr. and Mrs. Tom Riley of Clinton. Mrs. Alice Armstrong of pilot Mound, Manitoba is visit- ing this week with her nieee,•- Mrs. Luther'Sanders. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Riley, Gordon, Greg, Sandra and Lorna, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shaddick of Londesboro spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Goodfellow and . Kristina of Georgetown. The Proverbs from the King- ston area' were special guests' at the Kinburn Community Church on Sunday.. They conducted the church service and -supplied the special music. ' A , HENSALL UNITED CHURCH ANNUAL MEETING The annual supper and Con- gregational meeting of--liensall United Church was held in the Fellowship Hall, Wednesday evening. Followinga supper served by the U.C.W., Edison Forrest paid tribute to Rev. and Mrs. Beek and a' token of appreciation was presented by Mrs. Jack Drysdale. Rev.Beck read scripture from St. Luke versed 37,- 53, with the theme of his message being "See my hands" followed by prayer. The business portion of the evening- was chaired by Mr. Beck. The Life and Work of the congre- gation was appraised and set forth, and reviewed in the annual report booklet. The, proposed budget for 1972 was presented • by Mrs. Jack Drysdale, Chairman of the Stewards* Committee,..- and accepted. The restructured board as reviewed and recommendati were approved by the congreg,.. tion. Honor Bride-Elect . Setrerarevents have been held in the honor of Margaret Ann (Peggy) Stretton, bride-elect who was married to Brian Harold Campbell, R.R.#1, Exeter, on Saturday. Neighbours and friends gathered in the Legion Hall January 20, in her hcnor. Kathy Fuss; Mrs. Ernie Davis and Kay Davis conducted contests and Melanie -Veal and Susan Stretton were the prize winners. The guest, of honor was seated in a C. O. C. CARMEL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The C.O.C. of Carmel Pres- ' byterian Church met on Sunday morning. - Leader Beatrice Thompson opened the meeting and the roll call was answered with six members present. The offering was taken and it was. emphasized to the children that the offering would go to buy Bibles and hymn books for boys and girls in Nigeria. Leader- Mrs. Robert Taylor introduced the- 'study on Africa - this months being on Nigeria. A story of a Nigerian boy and how a missionary helped him - was told by Mrs. Taylor. News Woodham Correspondent Miss Jean Copeland Mr. and Mrs. Norris Webb, Julie and Lorie were guests on Suntiay with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wareham, Jeffrey and Suzanne of wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Barber,• Mr. and Mrs. Vic Hearn and Mr. and Mrs. Don Nairn of St. Marys were Saturday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Brintnell, Terri and Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mills of Orillia visited Saturday after- noon with Misses Blanche and. Rhea Mills. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Martin and .family of Delhi were weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. John Redd, Pamela and Calvin. Mrs. Rthert Corsabt Of St. Marys spent the week with Mr. and Mrs, David Wheeler. Satur- day evening guests were Mr. and Mrs. Gebrge Wheeler. ' ' Miss Cynthia Copeland spent Friday 'evening and Saturday with her friend, Miss Joan Ross of Kirkton. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jeffrey, Allan and Connie of Thames Road were Sunday afternoon visitors with Mr. and MrS. John Rodd, Pamela and Calvin. BOWLING PARTY Hensall.United Church Adult -Fellowship Group Bowling party has been rescheduled and now will be held on February 5. Mark 56th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Roy Consitt, Hensall, • celebrated their 56th wedding anniversary quietly 'at their residence on Saturday. Visitors for the evening were the couple's two sons, Jack and Ray and their families, Mrs. Farqiiar and Mrs. Kaiser, sisters of Mr. and Mrs. Consitt. Many happy congratulations were received throughout the day by telephone and many calls were made from the neighbours con- gratulating them on the happy event. 82nd BIRTHDAY PARTY A small birthday party and tea was held Friday at the home of Mrs. Edna Paterson, in honor of her 82nd birthday. Mrs. Pearl , Errat, Mrs. George"Thompson, Miss Rena Stephenson, Mr,os. R. Boyce and Mrs. Eric Lilther entertained during the afternoon. A birthday cake espedially made by Mrs. Boyce for the event was enjoyed. KINETTE MEETING The Hensall Kinettes met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Ian McCallum. Guest for the evening was Mrs. Dean McKnight from the-Exeter Kinette Club. Following a hockey game on February 6, between St,Michael's. College and the Hensall All- Stars, the Kinettes will cater to a meal for the players. A silent auction was held for entertainment. Raffle was won by Mrs.Jack Bettke. The Kinettes canvassed the village on Mondayjor the Ability Fund. . The AM11241 Meeting of the Brucefield United Church was held at Kippen Church on Sunday afternoon following a. poi luck lunch after the morning service. Rev. P. Packman chaired the meeting and Mel Graham was secretary,. ..- Reports were read by the different organizations showing a s,uccessful year despite the lack of a new church building. It is hoped the new, church will be opened in early Spring. Three Stewards retired this year, namely John Moffatt, Alex Townsend aed Robert Fothering-• ham. Mr. Fotheringham was r,- elected and the others were suc- ceeded by Jack McGregor and Robert Broadfoot. Mrs. V. Har- greaves was elected as repre- ,.sentative to the Steward Board from the U.C.W. replacing Mrs. Berry who had served for two years. "Mrs. Robert .6 •Han Will lead the Explorers, assisted by Mrs. P. Packman. Mr. Ross Scott spoke on behalf of the Church committee of, the progress' of the new church. Mrs. Stewart Wilson was named as represen- tative to the Official Board. Mrs. W. Haugh is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Barry Lyndon and other relatives in Toronto. The many friends of. Mrs.' John Cairns, Seaforth were sorry to learn that she had fallen on the ice and fractured her .hip. Mrs. R. Snell, Goderich spent af few days with her parents, News of VARNA Correspondent Fred McClymont The Explorer Groun_held skating party at the local rink on Tuesday eyening last. After- wards lunch was served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eric C huter. The United Church Women are holding their February meeting on Thursday evening of this week in the church. Miss Fran Carpenter of Lon- don spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Hayter. Mr. Floyd McAsh of HamiltOn visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John McAsh during the 'weekend. • ' • Mr. and, mrs, X, 141"00air.0#!.: mr.. and Mre. Johl1:040179# visited Over tiONygPIONVOir:,, and Mr$, -L. Pete:Spa. Mrs. !Attie Wilson,ceiOrged her birtlisi4y reAly.Kanyr04,-..- Ayes, • neighbOtirS. 4101100. called to wish her 414Prb:110" day.' Mr. Robert- Allan is a patient in Loudon kfaspit0,1; RANct . re,.Ufi kieric*.POt40. Offke M@s9nic Bieck 'Mairr*reet phane-r504010.. .404fort Classified par News of Huronview I Sunday's regular chapel service was supplemented this week by a sing song Sunday evening presented by the Christian Reform Young People under the leadership of Dick Roorda. The regular Monday -afternoon old tyme music session was held with the accompaniment provided by Norman Speir, Mrs. Mary Taylor and Miss Della Peart. On Wednesday the Kinnettes were on hand to serve tea to the residents and sing a few songs after the luncheon. During the program a wheelchair -was preSented to the home by the Kinnettes. Mr. Archibald accepted it and thanked the ladies on behalf of the residents. Thursday's Family Night program presented by Jim Laurie of Blyth was a very great success as far as the 120 residents-in attendance were concerned. Being Bobby Burns Night the program was, of course, Scottish. The show began with Mrs. Adelaine Campbell and Mr. Laurie singing twOduets, "Flow Gently Sweet Afton" and "When You and I Were YoungMaggie". The Wharton Family . namely, Hugh and James Wharton,. Sylvia .and Sherrie Bremer, played a medley of numbers including, "You Take the Highroad", "Buffalo Gal" and "Put on Your Old .Grey Bonnett". James then sang "Nobody's Child" and following thiS Jame's and Sherri sang the French 'seng "Dominique". Avon Toll was the next performer and'she very capably danced the Highland Fling. Angela Duttman on her accordian played "Popcorn Polka" a.,;:,..."Grand Old Medley". Mrs. Adeline Campbeeturned this time by herself - to sing "Mary Argyle", and "I'll Take You Home Kathleen". Bill Hicks treated us to three saxophone solos, "Peek-a- boo", "The Waltz You Saved For Me" and "You're the Only Star in My Blue Heaven". Jim Laurie did two numbers which one could probably hear in a Scottish pub. The songs were "She's Ma Daisy" and "She's the Lass for Me." The Whartons gave an encore performance consisting - of "Life is Like a Mountain" Railway", "Telephone To Glory" and "Anchor in Jesus". Jim Laurie got back to the lighter side again when he sang "I Love a Lassie" and "Stop Your Tickling, Jack". The famous Scottish sword dance was next with Avon Tell the-entertainer. Accordian music by Angela Duttman once again filled the audiforium and she played '"Scotland the Brave",, and "Spanish Eyes", Bill Hicks and his saxaphene returned to provide us with "Easter parade", "The World is 'Waiting for the Sunrise" and "Now Is the Hour". . One person not mentioned yet who did a very capable Job was • Mrs. Grace Brown who was the pianist throughout the program.. The evening was brought to an end • in a very appropriate and practical manner by the joining of hands and the singing of "Auld Lang Syne". • 10 i 4 News- of CONSTANCE respondent . Mrs.Joyce Pepper The annual congregational meeting and pot luck dinner was held in Chiselhurst United Church' on.Thursday afternoon. Rev. Beck chaired the busin- ess portion of the meeting. Ste- ards retiring in 1971 were Ross Sararas, Mrs. Jack Brintnell and Mrs. Gerald Glenn. These were re-appointed and - will retire in 1976. The Life and Work of the congregation was appraised and reviewed in th. annual re- port booklet. Harpld Parker and Clarence Coleman were .re-appointed auditors for 1972 and Mary Kinsman was again appointed re- cording secretary' of the congre- gation. The congregation reported that they had had a very succes- sful year. ' Sunday morning In Hensall United Church , Tanya Lynn, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baker of Stratford, re- ceived the rights o f baptism. Rev:"Beck chose for his sermon the theme'"Run. With Determin- ation" and the chOir sang the anthem Happy Home". Mrs. Carl Payne left this week for a short' visit with her daughter and son-in-law S-Sgt. and Mrs Gary T. Merritt, Gregory and Lisa, at Ocean- side; California. Mr. and Mri. Norman Cogh- lin of Atwood visited with Mr; and Mrs. Gordon Schwalm on • Sunday. decorated chair beneath an um- brella and streamers. The gifts were presented by Judy Campbell and Susan Stretton assisted by Nancy Stretton. Anne Morrissey, Crediton, was hostess for a miscellaneous shower attended by school friends of the bride elect. A community shower, hosted by Mrs. John Goddard, Mrs,, E role Davis, Kay Davis and Edna Mae Sangster was held in the Hensall Community Hall. Mr. Earl Rowe and Mr.Harry , Horton were. re-appointed War amputees want to stand . auditors for the year 1972." on their own two legs, even if Mr. Ross Kercher was again they only have one.- The--pur- appointed Lay Delegate to Huron- Chase of key tags helps these Perth Presbytery with Bill veterans, wounded in the service Mickle as Alternate. 5 , The congregation expressed pendence. - of their ,coeritry, to attairrinde- their thanks to Harvey Keys for acting as Treasurer -for the past two years and - it was an- ouhced that Cecil Pepper will now act ,as Church Treasurer:-- ,a1111.1.0. Correspondent MI's. Hugh Berry ALL PURPOSE ONE BIN HOG SUPPLEMENT .