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" � � ��� „v~(t���y"�e,z�lf�• � rc 't� ,,,ffi'f i," Y �e•^�i' ��>�"�P '��� � �"r5:'' "S: �° '�., I I - �s�^3':•`i S � b��+x{ ;y;� �'' ,y:t • ��' �i J.�z, �+ .'�,. �t�� a ' C�'Waz 6 '�, �":, «r" '` i�` i " rMeq , Ladies' High Single and Triple, Atoms 1 ,�, '� rr• '!ref' n'" "t "5 . i„1 • • , N,V 67 'High Single and Triple, Jack ulme TUn q -Storey, 291, 674. . 52 n ,i ) 9 t `_ CanvaSserC a the Marc$. Mrs. Illiam._ Ths�, ' Mrs, P Susan Beuerman, Mrs: Jack Case LEE -' HEALTH and ACCIDENT , ¢, Lanes' + « Cameron. Men's High ;t v' .i o° } ( r. Dimes,Abilit Fund are callin 'at Y, g doors across 'the, Seaforth area, Ken Maloney, Mrs, R. Benne Y wie,s, Mrs. Tillie Dunn, Mrs. AlecSection and Mrs. A. Beuerman. , Four ' �' (Mrs• Fraftk Retirement Annuities• a Kenneth Vincent, Mrs. William , • • ' Topdawgs 59 �; Those taking park include Kerr, Miss ,Jane Ribey, Mrs. E. Sills, captain) - Canvassers -Ethel • u7 GODERICH ST. EAST - fiEAFORTH r Stingers 62 fily' Har urhe (Mrs. Gar' Bak r, P Y - e Williams, Mrs. Ann arnochan, �, MacKay,•Mrs. Michael Williams, Section Two - (Mrs. Lavine ,,;;, „ ShyMen N K ,, captain) - Canvassers -Jane Ba- Mrs. E,• Bryans, R. J. Spittal, Mrs. Frank 'Phillips, Mrs. Jack Men's High Singles and Triples,, H C. 60 -by the president. Mary Brintnell Richardson, Mrs. .R. Taylor.•mys dinner Miss Jane Pen ille country trails all over the year Tuesday afternoon. The y y secretary. ----- ker, Linda Heard, Susan Coombs, Mrs. Bruce; Johnston, Mrs. R. Bedard, Mrs. Harry Hak, Mrs. Adam Wilson was engaged as possible"'• Unless". Hostess 1. Pogo's instruction and to help in<forming'`rercent 4-H Club leaders. The caretaker and Arie Verhoef asas•-Eliza Kinsman. ! ! EgmondvfHe League to al clubs. Information is avail- Barbara Tilley, Ann Jan MaaC GlanvPle, Mrs. Q. Vapple, 'Mrs. William Pinder, Miss Julie Bell, Team Standings: le from the Federation of Cross Parsons and Mrs. Glenn Bell, -C MMercial League Ook Piks 42 Egmondville - East Side - (Mrs. William Stephenson, Mrs. Lenore Mrs. Ray Anstett. Team Standings: Athletics 38 • • Charles ' GeddGs, captain) - .i Southgate, Mrs: Gordon Rimmer, „ The canvassers will return their Browners 89 Ladies' High Single and triple, U -CW u n t holds meeting Canvassers,Mrs. Barbara Watt, Mrs, John Forrest 'and .Mrs. kits to their captain, who in turn,, Snoopies 78 Georgina Reynols, 278, 693 Mrs. Mary Murray, Mrs, Carol Wheatley. will return these kits to. the Swinging Six 65 Men's High single and triple, Unit 11 of Hensall U.C.W. met United Church Observer, was Impossible --Unless". A skit McLean', Mrs. Shirley Cooper, Section Three - (Mrs. Alfred treasurer,. Mrs. Charles Reeves, Flyers 52 Doug. Young, 291, 766. Monday evening at the Church. given by Mildred McNaughton,, "Give us our daily, bread" was Mrs. Betty Ryan, Mrs. Ann Beuerman, captain) - Canvassers- or one of the committee in charge, .. Life Savers 48 Huron Rural Lea ue g Hazel Corbett acted as chairl,ady, The roll call was answered by a pre ented„by Pat Veneer, Ha;cel ' James, Mrs. E. Stephenson, Mrs. Mrs.`Frank Goldin Mrs. Peter g'� The canvass is to be completed no li Swifties 47 Team Standings:Ed and opened the meeting with a New Years resolution I don't Corbett, Lillian Blackwell, Irene Boye.s and Mrs. Geddes. Dttnlo Mrs. Lillian Kerslake, P� later than this weekend, if Ladies' High Single and Triple Model T's 54 reading "A New Year's Pie". The intend to keep. The study was Blackwell and -Mildred Egmondville - West Side - Mrs. John Mere Jr., Mrs, Peter possible. - Dianne Van De Veldeen 262, Fire Birds 50 devotional "On New . Years eve given by Pat Venner, introducing -- McNaughton. ' (Mrs. Adin FoflP es, captain) - Malcolm, Mrs. Larry Gowan, In the event that someone has 659. Men's High Single and Jaquars 40 have a hot bath", taken from the the new study book "Mission- The business conductedby the Canvassers -Mrs. John McCowan, Mrs. Albert McKone, Mrs. Ella 'Robert been missed or was absent when Triple, John Coleman, 299, 775. Road Runners 38 new unit leader Grace Mrs. Norman Scoins, Mrs. Wm. Munro, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. the call was. made, gifts may be St. James' League D, Smith, Mrs. Andrew Lunn, Ladies' High Single and Triple, Atoms 71 Pearl McCallum, 305, 669. Men's Saints 67 'High Single and Triple, Jack Tijgers 60. -Storey, 291, 674. Ti -Cats 52 n Jokers Toros 44 41 Try cross Ladies' High Single, Sandra' LEE -' HEALTH and ACCIDENT , ¢, Johnson, 275; High Triple, Mary Canvassers -Mrs. John lwain, Cameron. Men's High Single, count Geor a LQve 306• High Triple ' Rogald Driscoll, Mrs. Henry Drummond, included the Annual d D, Smith, Mrs. Andrew Lunn, Harvey Moore, Michelle Say -forwarded to the canvasser in that Meeting January 30 with pot luck Mrs. Margaret McNairn, Deanna auge, Susan Kunder, Doris King, district. supper, World • Day of Prayer Barry, Barbara Doig, Mrs. ' Legion Team Service in the Presbyterian Kenneth Moore, Mrs. James Members Learn About Church March I. Mrs. Knights, Mrs. Thomas Morris, L. Grummett. ARNOLD STINNI�SEN Drummond gave a reading "New Mrs. 'M Horizons". Mrs. Corbett thanked Seaforth - Section One - (Mrs. William O'Shea, captain) LEE -' HEALTH and ACCIDENT , ¢, all who had taken part in the Canvassers -Mrs. John lwain, - Registered Retirement Pensions - meeting and Mona Alderdice Mrs. Roy McGonigle, Mrs. Y g .1. Income Tax Deductable Registeted conducted a contest. Hos)esses I d Lil]' BI k Il ' Rogald Driscoll, Mrs. Henry Retirement Annuities• a -N-<- g - Lyle Haney, 678.. boom in sales of cross country equipment which is quite a bit rng Mrs. Elzar Mousseau is a patient in Seaforth Community mm meetingwas o o opened b the new g ren an tan ae we serve lunch. McKenzie, Mrs. Nora Maloney, -REPRESENTING - ' Legion Team Hospital. es t Coleman. The "Time Members Learn About Mrs. E. Whitehouse gave downhill skiing. Miss Janet Cluff, Mrs. Clarence -Sun Life Assurance Cohipany n Team Standings: FUNK'S �` Cross Country skiing is a low The Metric System courtesy remarks. Mrs. J. Mr. and Mrs. Grant. MacLean holidayed Watra Resort Martin, Mrs. Eldon Hulley, Mrs. Of Canada Meatheads 75 cost, good exercise sport that is The Family and Consumers Chalmers chaired the program. Chiselhurst U.C.W. Meet Kenneth Vincent, Mrs. William TELEPHONE: 627-0410 Topdawgs 59 quickly growing in popularity in Affairs meeting of Kippen East Mrs. Dick Cornish, Goderich, After a days quilting and a of y q g P luck dinner, Chiselhurst U.C.W. McMillan. u7 GODERICH ST. EAST - fiEAFORTH r Stingers 62 this area, as in all parts of W,1. was held in the Legion Hall visited with Robert Thomson the 246, 621, A. V ogels (sp) 264, Section Two - (Mrs. Lavine Education and Cultural Affairs. ShyMen 59 Canada. Seaforth stores report a on Januar 16. After a of -luck Y p past week. held their first meeting of the Wheatley, captain)'- Canvassers - Men's High Singles and Triples,, H C. 60 -by the president. Mary Brintnell Richardson, Mrs. .R. Taylor.•mys dinner Miss Jane Pen ille country trails all over the year Tuesday afternoon. The y y secretary. ----- appy tx Humers 42 D boom in sales of cross country equipment which is quite a bit 1 g Y• Huron's Home Economist, spoke Mrs. Elzar Mousseau is a patient in Seaforth Community mm meetingwas o o opened b the new g 66 Ladies' High Single and Triple, • less costly than an „outfit for about the Metric System, giving Hospital. es t Coleman. The "Time do not plant knowledge when we Doreen Eisler 274, 681. Men's downhill skiing. first a history of the measuringMr. and Mrs, Grant McGregor, worship we spend" was iven 'b Vera Ross Pearl FUNK'S �` High Single and Triple, Jack Ungarian, 315. 762. Young and old like the peace and serenity of s ipway system and also how to think metric. The change to the Metric Mr. and Mrs. Grant. MacLean holidayed Watra Resort 9 Y with Taylor reading the scripture. SEED CORN Highs: Paul Carter 323 & 715; g your measurements in centimetres. at near Mrs. Taylor was in charge of the have to buy any gas. All you have Y.B.C. .silently over fields and trails in System will be gradual and may Durham. Ernie Whitehouse's sale and will Town and Country Team Standings: 80 the'bright winter sun. Dieters like not be completed until 1980. M C b 11 E supper. Pearl Taylor and Mary program and read an article entitled "The gift of the Maji". GOOD YIELD and Dirty s tion area, or even on the streets of the fact that an hour spent cross rs. amp a Y. Dingalings 66 country skiing burns up •800, commented on the motto, "If we Playboys 65 calories (an hour on the steep do not plant knowledge when we Rough Riders 58 slopes uses only 600 calories). - are young, it will give us no shade Hot Shots 46 Cross country skiing requires when we are old". The roll call Trailblazers 43 no tow fees or, weekends at was answered by giving your Highs: Paul Carter 323 & 715; expensive resorts. You don't even measurements in centimetres. Ron Scott, 237 & 598: Cris Ring, have to buy any gas. All you have Members will have a booth at 227: the report for Family and to do .is get out in your own Ernie Whitehouse's sale and will Town and Country Skiing in Toronto and Southern backyard, the Hullet Conserva- go to Huronview in March for the, The roll call was answered with 14 STANDABILITY mem ers and one guest. Six than you notes were reported to FREE Spring be- have been received. The offering livery on early orders. was dedicated by the President by reading a poem. A poem entitled SPECIAL "The Officers Prayer" was read VOLUME by Mrs. Coleman. The Finance. Committee read their report for DISCOUNTS Team Standings: " tion area, or even on the streets of birthday party. Golden Beers Argo-Nouts 1974• ' Hit & Miss 66 Seaforth when there is enough A skit "A Health Stunt" was The annual meeting of Baird's The visiting committee for the Tweet Tweets 63 snow around and ski away. presented by the members. Cemetery Board and Plot Owners following month will be Loretta Bob-A-fffi s' 48 There are books available at the Leaders were appointed for the was held in the I.O.O.F. Hall; Riley and Eliza Kinsman. It was Luvie Duvies 43' Seaforth Library on the sport and 4-H Club, : "Take a look at Brucefield on Thursday of last announced that the annual Pioneers 42 Toronto Life has just published a yourself". Mrs. S. Pepper gave week when the board members meeting for Chiselhurst will be Happy Six 32 book entitled ' "Cross Country the report for Family and were returned'to office. Members held January 31, with a pot luck Ladies' High Single, B. Skiing in Toronto and Southern Consumer Affairs and Mrs. R. are: Chairman, Watson Webster,, .. supper. Pearl Taylor and Mary McKenzie, 249, 636; R. Bisback, Ontario", at •$1.95. Kinsman gave the report of John Broadfoot, Bill McAsh, Brintnell volunteered to create a 246, 621, A. V ogels (sp) 264, Cross country skiiers have Education and Cultural Affairs. Wilfred Chuter,Adam Wilson, " new project to raise money. The 643. recently organized a province Mrs. J. Drummond presented Mac Wilson, Ross Scott, Gordon February meeting was reviewed Men's High Singles and Triples,, wide group, to develop cross gifts to Mrs. Stoll, Joanne Stoll, -by the president. Mary Brintnell Richardson, Mrs. .R. Taylor.•mys Gerald Groothius, 253-633; Bob country trails all over the 'Mrs. Postma, Sharon Brodie , secretary. oke onstudy book "Missign Regele, 250-65.0. province, to provide low cost Lynn Alderdice and Linda Bell, Adam Wilson was engaged as possible"'• Unless". Hostess 1. Pogo's instruction and to help in<forming'`rercent 4-H Club leaders. The caretaker and Arie Verhoef asas•-Eliza Kinsman. ! ! EgmondvfHe League to al clubs. Information is avail- hostesses were Mrs. Hugh grave opener. y y 60 g Team Standings: le from the Federation of Cross Parsons and Mrs. Glenn Bell, The chairman reported that the PERSONALS Tigcrcats 6 Country Skiiers at Box 400, every family. IvanMcClymont will new land has been cleared of 4 Al -+4- 5 M3M 8 1 , D 1 S brush and levelled ready for '' Mrs Sim Roobal is a patient in nue s Rough Riders , 53 � wnsview, 3A . Golden Beers Argo-Nouts 51 47 smiles Stan Peters .. 40 Ladies' High Single, Mary Van Said the lady visitor to the little Dyke, 234, triple, '690. High . girl; "And what will you do, standing Barb Alexander, 185. honey, when you're as big as I Men's High single, Brian Barry, am?" 280. High Triple and high "Diet," the child replied. i)istributed in Huron County by Mihon J.' Dietz LTD* PURINA CHOWS SANITATION PRODUCTS SEED .CORN LAYER CAGES VENTILATION (Wholesale 8, Retail) Seaiorth, Ontario Phone 527-0608 working prior to seeding. 'St. Joseph's Hospital, London. ( Seek tenders at Centralia Tenders are now, being called added to the building a ell. for renovations to Building 71 and Specifications call fqr"structural a greenhouse addition at -alterations to relocate windows Centralia College of Agricultural and install overhead doors new , .. a ,.:.... ,. , .,,.�: n..4. "nA� ,mnv �+., r.,...tlq a,ru l �.- .•�u ..,M1 .i i ..r...r. ... L'.r.._ average, Jtm Barry, 6 82,.209. - Tuesday Mixed League Little Tommy had a forlorn look ` Technology, Huron Park, ;•interior stud partitions, resilient Team Standings_ on his face and his father asked The annual congregational ..-Outario... according to .. -Huron- --floor' -tile, -washrooms -and- -- � .,: - - - 72 "What's wron son,? T g' meeting of the United Church was g M.P.P. Jack Riddell. painting the building inside and g g Spitfires 53 Replied the boy, "Just between held last Wednesday evening The renovations, covering' out. New mechanical and Colts 47 you and me, Dad, I can't get with the pastor, Rev. Mu;dock approximately 5,000 sq. ft., electrical services are also Hurricanes 46 along with your, wife." Morrison in charge. Good reports consist of converting an included, as well as an asphalt were given by the Session. The abandoned prefabricated metal paved driveway in the sitework. CROSSWORDPUZZLE treasurer reported all expenses barrack into areas for laboratory, Approximate construction time paid and a balance on hand. mechanics, implement and'other for the contract is estimated at ^ TODAY'S ANSWER Reports were given from the •storage; office space, lunch and ,four months by Ministry h d� United Church Women, Sunday wash rooms. A new prefabricated of Government Services staff who ACROSS DOWN Q ] 'di I 1V1 School and Vacation Bible School. greenouse, 18' x- 30', will be 'designed the project. 1. Pogo's 1. Lost no N O I 1 H S -L I Z1 It was decided to again send Okefe- time y y 60 g the United Church Obseryer to nokee, for 2. See 27 N 1 31A 9 -) d every family. IvanMcClymont will example . Across 1 , D 1 S be the delegate to Presbytery for 6. Flapper's 3. Seaweed yl S N O a N D 1 the next two years. The members LOOK song v 10. Fleming- 4. Island in the Med>t. 1 d (� S N of the Session for the corrin year way (abbr.)N d O 1 are: A,J.Mustard, Charles Reid, heroine 5.Oldcard ar i O Wm. McAsh, Gordon Johnston 11. "God's game O NSI N 3 ' and Win. Taylor. The Board of FOR second mistake" G. "Dear d M -1 I d d r dM Stewards are Louis - (Nie t -'. 7. �, amas, Taylor, Mervyn Johnston, Don sche) amat 19. Goad; 31._griev- Taylor, Peter Postill, Wm. 12. Musical 8. Women's foment ance Dowson, Mac Webster, Ivan instru- patriotic 20. Lohen- (com- McClymont and Roy Elliott. The ment . group grin's plain) Trustee Board will be Mervyn 42 wds.) 9. Actress wife (2 wds.) Hayter, Louis Taylor, Ralph 14. Goddess (Lar,) Blyth 11. Part of 21. Poet Gold- 32. Worked smith's at gar- Stephenson, Mervyn Johnston, 15. Hearing Miss nick - dening Taylor. Wm. Dowson and Barry Y 16. Be de- Muffet's name 33. Devine Manse Trustee - Alvin Keys, Tom '• pendent diet 22. Uppity 34. Lock out Consitt; Treasurer - Mrs. Charles on 13. Gun at one 35. Brazil's Reid; Auditors - Mervyn Hayter, yl� 17. Wood sorrel tachments 16. Uncivil 23. Federal play-/ agent ground Doug. McAsh; Rec. Secretary 20. Guarantee 17. Swan 25. Move like 36. Gershwin Mrs. Doug McAsh. 23. Small genus a snake 37. New The service in the United e drop 1& Coal 29. Invalid Guinea Church was cancelle8 last Sunday ' 24. Reddish- residue 30. Check town owing to the severe ice storm. yellow color 11 2 S.+ 6 7 s 9 Orange Lodge Meets (2 wds.) South Huron District Orange 26. Astrin- 10 Lodge met last Tuesday evening ' gent in the Woodham Orange Hall fruit 27. Product i2 is 13 Is with a good attendance from the various lodges. The Twelfth of ' of July celebration is expected to be Bordeaux 23' White i617 is iy held at St. Thomas. ^k ' robe The election of officers for 1974 . 29. Capillary �• zs are: District W.M.Alex Hamilton, t i. .4.Vfnd Grand Bend; Dist. D.M. William Fl. -R¢riaed �, tmbol of 24 26 r Dickey, Woodham; Dist. Chaplain Wellwood Gill, Grand EACH W E E K HERE Vis'#tain V�A Bend; Dist. Rec.Sec. Harold ? r.J 2 ISavis, Kirkton; Dist.Treasurer • .wf l tett Lloyd Hern, Exeter; Dist. [ n t h e i (crib- 31 s 33 Marshall - Ron Denham, St. t > 4 Marys; Dist. 1st Lecturer -Fred turned-- s 37 Jamieson, St. Marys; Dst. 2nd. down, �. .• °i'�lw 1p'4`�. -•�Marys. 9 - Burns B le St Lecturer lack r, i The officers were installed byi0L ' , 0r k Dlistrict - Master Charles " Reid: Varna, , .. a ,.:.... ,. , .,,.�: n..4. "nA� ,mnv �+., r.,...tlq a,ru l �.- .•�u ..,M1 .i i ..r...r. ... L'.r.._ ! 1 ,' ,. � .,: :':.i'- . '........�-.- p, � Vr ! cut your income tax now! With a Registered Retirement Savings Plan, taxpayers can de- duct up to $4,000 from taxable income. Save money today - build the income you'll need for retirement tomorrow! 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