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The Huron Expositor, 1972-10-26, Page 5announce thattliP ental office elgSed'frOln Ociobe : 23rd to November St by Jean McKaig ,ROM V.Mig 41=ri,5'5:554.5555,,' .. . 55,45, Basketball 0 United Church onSunday evening. The Fall anniversary of the Church was observed on Sunday with Rev. Laurie Ray as Minis- ter.' The choir rendered " two anthems. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robin- son, Michele and Paul spent the week end with Gordon Robinson at Cobalt. UNITED' CHURCH WOMEN The United Church Women had as their guests for their Thanks giving meeting the ladies of Kirk- ton United Church, Kirkton Angli- can Church, Kirkton Class That -Counts, Zion West United Church and Coopers. Mrs. Nelson Baker opened with quiet music. Mrs.' Ted Insley read the Call to Worship and Miss Jean Copeland,read the scripture.. Mrs. Insley gave a reading on Thanksgiving afterwhich Mrs. Baker favoured -vflah ,'Hii instru- mental. Miss jean Copeland in- troduced the" spe'aker for the , evening, Rev. Barry Robinson, Minister of Thames Road United Church who showed slides and gave a very informative talk on his time spent in Newfoundland. Mrs. Don Brine thanked Rev. Robinson. The benediction was repeated after which lunch was served and a social hour enjoyed. Smiles . . Secretary to Boss: "I've taken all the criticism of my work that I'm going to take. How do you spell "quit?" The Girl's Basketball team has been busy during the past week playing 2 games. One at O St. Marys on Thursday, Oct. - Volleyball The Junior Boys Volleyball were successful in their games 0 on Thursday. In the first match Exeter beat Seaforth 15 - 9 but Seaforth went on to win the next two matches with tcores of 15-4 and 15-6. Likewise they won their game against Wingham with match scores of 15-4 and 15-7. This enables the Juniors to go * to Huron-Perth on Thurs. 'at Mitchell, where I'm sure they Will do well. The Senior Boys 'were not so lucky , winning only one match with a score of 15-8. Both teams will go to• WOSSA held on Nov. 11, Cross country The Cross Country team cer- tainly represented Seaforth well in the Huron-Perth track meet • held at St. Marys on Friday. After lots of hard work,, there were high hopes for our winners and they certainly didn't disap-. point us. The Midget girls team placed 4th overall with Mary ',r ammer- ant --c,oming in second and Barb Doig placing 12th. The Junior girls team placed 3rd with Marie Nash, Barb Smith, Marg. Jensen, Connie Van Dyke and Marg. Van Dyke placing in the top 17 out of 46. The Senior girls team secured a 4th place finish with Mary Van Dyke coming in 3rd and Hessie Wynja, Mary Van Bakel, Marg. Eckert and'Teresa Flana- gan also ran well. The Junior Boys team ran very well and placed second in overall team standings. Marvin Kale placed 5th with a, time of 21:13. Brian Lane came in 8th, Murray Houston 11th and Danny Maloney 14th. Vie entire team did well and the hard work certainly paid OM ' Plows of 0 • BARN DOOR TRACK Rag. Val. Item No 581-002 - 6' 4 Item No 581-003 • 8' 3.249.. Item Ito 5814)4,: 10' 3.940 • Made of 16 gauge wrought steel in galvanized finish • Will safely carry doors weighing up to-- 350 lbs with brackets spaced on 2 ft centres • Available in 6 ft ,att and tO ft lengths. SALE PRICE STANLEY RONNENBERG INSURANCE AGENCY TUESDAY — FRIDAY PHONE BRUSSELS 887-6663 Other Days, Monkton 347-2241 Auto Insurance — Before you buy give us a try. A —SPECIAL FIVE-YE AR'SELECT RATES— We can budget your premium for 12 months Investment Certificates Available Pay 8% for 4or5 years STANLEY SALE PRICE SEAFORTH PHONE 527 -0770 Egmondville Egera Eaters met at the Van Dyke home when. Margaret Van Thrice read the minutes; The topic qqatirilpg Good Meals" was diseussecMby Mrs. Eggert ands Mary Van Dyke talked about : "Plain and Contrasting Foods". The next meeting Will be at the home of Mrs. Norman Eggert. Connie Van Dyke and Valerie Patterson demonstrated how to make ribbon and checkerboard. sandwiches,. Phyllis Patteison was chosen to be the commentator for the exhibit On Achievement Day. iwgpti .ripipsirott'spii4Foitttf, 1tne.,4 r 19th and one at home on Tues., Oct. 24th against Giacierlch. Thursday's game left both Seaforth teams unsuccessful in their attempts to defeat the St. Mary's team. The Serriorswerisk, defeated by a score of 3 7-25. In the second half Seaforth played hard and managed to get 17 pts. to greatly narrow the margin of defeat. The lead scorers were Brenda Dietz with 9 pts and Sandra Coleman with 7 pts. The final score of the Junior game was 241 - 8 in favour of St. Marys. Cheryl Seymour accoun- ted for 4 of Seaforth's 8 pts, The Juniors played a good sec- ond half , but allowed St. Marys to gain a wide lead in the first which they were unable to re- gain. Seaforth played host to Goder- ich on Tuesday. The Seniors won their game with a scere of 35 - 17. The Seniors played exceptionally well this game and certainly deserved to win. The girls were winning at half time and maintained this lead through- out the gamb. Brenda Dietz con- Yearbook WOODHAM Correspondent Miss Jean Copeland ' Mr. and Mrs. James Miller enteapined on Monday in honour of .Mr. and. Mrs. William Rodd's 55th wedding"' anniversary. Present for the occasion were Mr. and'Mrs. Rodd,Mrs.Charles Jones and Fred Jones and Ron Jank of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. .Rodd Gunning and family of Tor- onto, Mr. and. Mrs. Ray Miller • and family of Kincardine, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Miller and family and Miss Betty Jean Miller of . London and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Constable and family of Kirkton. Wednesday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Insley, Mur- ray and Karen were Mrs.Dorothy Koebel of Winnipeg, Manitoba, 4. Mrs. E. Insley and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Insley and Susan of Exeter. • Mr. and Mrs. Ross Gunning and family of Toronto spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. James Mille'r. o Mr. Allen Berry and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Andersen attended the christening of Labra Eliza- beth Berry daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Berry in Hamilton on Sunday and• were guests fol- lowing with Mrs. Berry's mother in Winona. Sunday guests with. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parkinson, Margaret and Janet were Mr.. and Mrs: Jack Picket and family of St. Marys, Miss Brenda, Parkinson and Randy Preszcator of Exeter. Miss Debbie Schaeffer of Kirldon spent the week end with Miss Lorie Webb:. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Snack of Exeter and Mr. and Mrs.David Spence of St. Marys were guests with Mr. and Mrs. William Spence, Susan, David and Steven.* Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Stacey,. Kim and Daryl of Avonton were guests with Mr. and Mrs.Gerald • Brintnell, Terri and Scott on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Brine and ,Sheryl visited on Sunday with Mr. a.ncl• Mrs. Fred Doupe of St. Marys. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jaques, Yvonne and Dalton of Zion West were guests with Mrs. Arthur llopkin on Sunday. Mrs. Pearl Stephens and Mrs. Verda Morrison of Kirkton were Sunday guests with Mrs. Grace Mills. 'Mr. 'and Mrs. Gerald Lawson visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Lawson and larnily of St. iViaryS. A number from the community attended the Festival of Music by the St. Andrew the Apostle Folk Choir of London in the St.Marys 0 tributed 7 pts. and Cathy Stewart and Sandra Coleman 6 apiece but not only should credit go to the offence but it was a well played defensive game. The Juniors had a bad day and unluckily were defeated by "29 - 17. It was only in the second half that Juniors started to improve and'make 15 of ' their 17 pts. Susan Beuer- man was able to account for 8 pts. and played a very good game. The girl's next game IS at Seaforth, Tuesday, Oct. 31 against Stratford Northwestern and the pablic is invited to attend. student body was released front Tuesday •mdrning the entire classes to watch a film presented by the Huron County Health Unit. The film was a taped segrne'nt of a 'meeting of concerned citizens attending a lecture by. Art Link- letter. Mr. Linkletter is con- cerned by tile high level of drug abuse today and has decided to take an active'part tfy and stop this , and provide information to those ignorant of the facts. Mr. Linkletter himself lost a child due to drug' abuSe and so this was a very powerful and moving film. It emphasized the medical aspects of drug abuse, not the legal side and .I'm sure the film had an effect on all who saw it. Following the film there was a question and answer period with Dr. Mills of the Huron County Health Unit. News of VARNA • C orrespondbnt Fred McClymont The Explorer Group met at the United Church, Tuesday even- ing with the president Brenda Daw-sod in charge, Minutes were read 'by Bonnie Dowson. The offering was.taken by Janice Web- ster and dedicated by Luann Tay- lor. The scripture lesson was read by Brenda Dowson. Mrs. pat Taylor was in charge of the Study Book and the Crafts period was led by Mrs. Sharon Chuter. The closing prayer was given by Janice Webster and the meeting was closed by Brenda Dowson. Mr. and Mrs. George Beatty and family of Toronto spent-the week end at the home of Mrs. Marie Beatty. Mr. Floyd McAsh ofHamilton spent the week end at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. John McAsh. Best wishes to Mr. John Mc- Ash who celebrated' his 90th birthday last Friday. Earnie Putman is studying his lines for his part in,,the SDHS Drama Club offering of "A feudln' over yonder" which is playing in the school auditorium Wednesday through Friday of this week. (Staff Photo) In „the evening the Mtn wa.f shown again for interestec 'parents and concerned citizens Until recently the drug problen was thought of as removed an< only something that, happens it cities, not something that bother: us in our secure rural setting, Sc perhaps it's time we did realizt the facts of drug abuse. '72 CLEAROUT DEMO DRYER SALE 'WM 11.11111"111111111111111111111111.11111'vmgrAMM, '4,1giAi• r:1b):....Mit.lAi. Sterling Model'' NO 'GUESSING. 2 AUTO., CYCLE 1 TIME DRY • 5 TEMPERATURES ' BUZZER REMINDER GINGERICH'S LT Zi.kRI CH SEAFORTH CO-OP COW BOWL SALE FARM PRICE to 50 hogs. . fully automatic. Up to 60 heavy duty, plastic valve will not rust. Will serve up galvanized finish, instant cleaning, hinged cover, be used. 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About 25 interested students showed up and so nomin- ations were held. The editor for this year's book is Joan Hopper . with Jean McKaig acting as assis- tant editor. JoSephine Willems is 'treasurer and Ann Hopper will take on the job of secretary, Mary 'Janmaat is in• charge of activities and Karen Regier is - sports editor. Working on photo- graphy this year will be Joan Hopper, Rose Newnham, Sandra Johnson, Josephine willerns and Susan Hildebrand and Karen Hemingway has undertaken the jobs of advertising editor. Miss Harris is our staff advisor and' Mr. Kennedy assists us in the phOtography department. Little can be done until the individual photos are back but already the girls have been busy taking candids at 4.various s chool fanca'' 4 / Tuning up their instruments for thellillbilly Band, which is featured in "A feudin' over yonder" are: Joanne Bode, Doug. Hildebrand, Dena Wey, Sandra Huljey and Alec" Roberston. 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