The Huron Expositor, 1972-09-21, Page 12You Are Invited 973 To Attend CARS
A Showing of
At
WEST4ND'GARAGE
MITCHELL
PONTIAC GRAND AM
Dramatic re-styling of'intermediate models is a highlight of the 1973
Pontiac line. The new body styles for all intermediate models feature
center pillars and_ frameless door glass." Visibilft§ is increased
through use of thinner windshield pillars and more glass area all
around. Smartly styled interiors feature a wraparound cluster design
instrument panel, easily removed for servicing. Shown here is the
Grand AM, the new top-of-the-line in the intermediate series. "
1973: "'fur- +me
BUItK CENT RY 6
Big news for Ruick in 19'73 is the introduction of seCeritury", shown
above, a newly-styled intermediate series replacing the Skylark.
The Century repregents a bold new venture in styling, featuring a
brand new expanse in glass and an unprecedented number. of body
and' chassis features, previously found only on full-size Snicks.
Three new series 'will be offered in 1973 - Century, Century Luxus
and Century. Regal - 9 different models in all.
WEST-END
GARAGE
Pontiac — Buick Dealer in Mitchell
Phone 3484932 Mitchell, Ontario
and
TRUCKS
There were lots of horses and ponies at the Belgrave Fair as pupils competed in a series of events. (Staff Photo)
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equipment ever shown inOntario.
There will also be plenty "to
interest visitors from urban communities.
The show begins Tuesday,
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September 26th, and will extend
through Saturday, September
30th. It is expected to attract
more than 100,000 visitors. '
There will be a parade every
day commencing at 1 p.m.'
Although the plowing match
itself is the main event, it
represents only a relatively
`small portion of the activities.
More than 300 exhibitors . will
show everything from farm trac-
tors to snowmobiles ] from camp-
ing trailers to kitchen interiors,
inside a huge tented city.
A Ladies Program is pre-
sented every day from 11 a.m.
to 4 p.m. Thele will be a fashion
show and cosmetic denlon-
stration ' every afternoon,
followed by demonstrations of
flower arranging, cooking
schools and a variety show.
The Queen of the Furrow
Contest will create keen compe-
tition among the ladies compet-
ing for a new automobile and ,a
cash prize.
Saturday will be the big day.
In addition to all the other
activities there will be a
horseshoe pitching contest and
the finals of the South-West
Ontario Tug-of-War Compe-
tition. In the, afternoon, a
plowing contest restricted to the
Mayors of Municipalities is
expected to spark some lively
interest.
The International Plowing
Match continues an Ontario
tradition that dates back to 1846
when the first contest • was
held.
Hobby display
at Majestic
W.I. meeting
The Majestic W. I. on Family
and Consumer Affairs, convened
by Mrs. Doug. Hemingway and,
Mrs. Leonard Meehan, met in
the Brussels library on Thurs-
day evening.
There' was a good turn-out
of members and -visitors whO
were welcomed by the president
Mrs. Leona Armstrong. She
also thanked all those who helped
with the Centennial 'events. The
Sr. Citizens contest, Childhood
,Memories had only one •entry -
that of Mr. Muir Thompson who
has since passed away. His wife
was sent a ,Centennial plate in
recognition of his entry. The 4-11
Club 'girl I.aders, 'Mrs. Jane.
arid Mrs. V&linee' cave
13 girls taking the course "The
Third Meal".
Miss Laura Lucas, secre-
tary-treasurer, presented an
encouraging financial statement
and 'dealt with other business
items.
The Fall rally of the Huron
County Institutes is to be held in
Auburn on 'October 2nd. The'
Guelph area convention is to be
held in StratfOrdi November 2nd
and 3rd.
Belgrave and Walton W. I's
are joining to take the cause
"The bedroom and bath" to be
held in the library on Noveniber
14th. '
An interesting letter from
Mrs. Herman de Vries, who is
visiting in Holland, was 'read.'
2nclosed in the 'letter was a
card designed by Mrs. de Vries'
sister.
A letter of thanks from Mrs.
McCarroll to the' Institute for
donating cookies 'for the Bible
School was read.
Mrs. Doug. Hemingway took
charge of the meeting. The roll
call was 'bring a sample of your!.
hobby and tell about it'. Hobbies
varied • from power arranging,
oil painting, knitting, crocheting,
sewing, quilting, button collec-
ting, baking, copper tooling,) rug
making, pianb playing, gardening,
petit point to pulling weeds. Mrs.
Jean Taylor brought a knitted
bedspread and souvenirs of. her
recent trip to the British Isles.
An interesting an otto on Lei-
sure is the time of your life"
was given by • Mrs. Leonard
Mecham Leisure is an exciting
'opportunity of doing, 'learning,
making and collecting, she said.
Mrs. Hemingway introduced
the guest speaker, Mrs. John
Perrie, who gave an informa-
tive talk on'oil painting which is
a 'bobby which can be enjoyed by
people of all ages. She had on
display a number of her paint-
ings and the equipment necessary
to do oil painting tubes 'of oil
paint - brushes - palette, knife,
easel, board to paint on, tur-
pentine and frames. Using a
palette knife she showed . how
to paint a tree. Mm. Perrie
was thanked and presented with
a gift.
Interesting current events
were given by Mrs. Carl Heming-
'wly.
1Mrs. Doug. Hemingway
showed coloured slides which she
had taken of the Centennial
parade.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Bruce McCall, Mrs. Thos. Stra-o
chap, Mrs. Wm. Perrie and Miss
Mae Skelton.
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