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The Huron Expositor, 1974-01-24, Page 16[ , . •.., k'f tY � m4','S M y„X +1-5,-rviM ' a , .. ?7U' 1 ; yy k II p, ,7KP0$fTOti, SEAFORTH,, 04T JAN. 24, 1974 w; 4 t , • err--': .. err.. --- ��" � �,i+# • ��� � � it 7777 .� Fa' r ' • , }a rC 5 M C k h4 Competitors in one of the races for local fine and track conditions were good for Saturday's snowmobilers at the Optimist Winter Carnival on events, but freezing rain forced cancellation of the. Saturday -come across the finish line with the end of main Carnival races on Sunday,. the race flag dabout to be dropped. The weather was { ' I I , M OR OUT yTERIAN1J H SA Oft' ,_ J SUNQAY, JANUARY 27 r. X1 am* - •46rniog Se rice Conduoted by REV. SAMUEL �KERR The service will be followedbyPot-Luck Lunch and, ANNUAL MEETING - - , 1 r ' 1 . amp s oves coo in as ice • stormniTs g annual meeting of South Hibbert Icicles lined the bleachers at Seaforth here. , ,. v y °. °r ' `a i ,the Fairgrounds. ort Sunday as freezing rain. coated , ' .• - ` everything in sight with a thick blanket of ice. Icy pillow cases and white shirts for.. ! conditions and driving rain forced cancellation. of bandages, etc:.a A contest o 1i .pies wa's. reported off in the village shortly -Sunday's Winter Carnival Snowmobile races. conducted by Mrs. J. Carey. _ after noon -and later, the whole area was without it.. There were We ask your Delp \ There was a good crowd and lively competition in Carnival. A balloon relay, a water race and a.western Hibbert Athletic Ass yclntion secretary; Eldon Allen presided for the The new president, Mrs, Beverly „ ' the race and novelty events for local snowmobilers pick-up were featured. As tell us what you like and dislike of our continuing during the Saturday events of the Optimist Winter people cooking,ollowing ..,..part program to serve the needs of our about the paper. • payment of fees and a New Year's A readers and to ensure 'that the Completed questionnaires can be mailed or brought in to the with camp stoves, pumping withwhich chain saws, etc. Hydro still hadofficers ,,, features we publish are interest- ing and useful to you, we ask that Expositor office. A draw will be Crom pr/j y PHONE 527-0240 — SEAFORTH you take .a few minutes to fill in made from all the questionnaires the questionnaire on page 13 of we receive for a ,free one year's . • this week's Huron Expositor or on subscription to 'the Huron page 12 of last week's issue and Expositor. . amp s oves coo in as ice • stormniTs g annual meeting of South Hibbert . here. , Because of the ice'storm, both th in hydro panel box on fire. Russell Miller, Lloyd Cameron. Leprosy Mission, and old sheets, Sunday School and Churc He wa a to prevent further damage by pillow cases and white shirts for.. Services were cancelled n Sunday afternoon. The hydro was shutting off the Evening Auxiliary .. ,power. 'The January meeting of the bandages, etc:.a A contest o 1i .pies wa's. reported off in the village shortly Marian Ritchie Evening Auxiliary conducted by Mrs. J. Carey. _ after noon -and later, the whole area was without it.. There were 9 Annual Meetingof South was held at .the home of the Mrs. Robert Laing. • i Misses Janet Allen, Toron manv reports of broken"branches, p Hibbert Athletic Ass yclntion secretary; Eldon Allen presided for the The new president, Mrs, Beverly and Marilyn Laing, Straiforr the homes 1 d th ' r half an Cromarty Presbyterian Church spent weekend at their some a en - ice ove inch, thick. Those fortunateAthletic annual meeting of South Hibbert Taylor, opened the meeting with "Another here. , Barn is Saved Vice Pres. -John Templeman; Association which was ,the poem Year is Laverne Wallace's barn is still , 2nd. Vice Pres. - Russell Miller; farmers who had invested in •carry held at Staffa Hall on Saturday Dawning". Mrs. Cart& Kerslake Annual Meeting W E D D I'N G INVITATIONS generators were ablo to on afternoon. Lloyd Cameron was read thescripture,, Psalm 95'. The a' Eldon Allen was elected without any difficulty, but many found themselves secr ary. roll ,call was qnswered by the Cromarty Presbyterian Church THE HURON EXPOSITOR people cooking,ollowing the annual reports, • payment of fees and a New Year's held its annual meeting on neighbour couples stopped for Recreation Comm. -Mr,. and Mrs. with camp stoves, pumping withwhich chain saws, etc. Hydro still hadofficers showed a successful year; Thought. Mrs. Lorne Elliott gave Thursday with the Rev. Wilfred' PHONE 527-0240 — SEAFORTH Women's Missionary Society, were elected for 1974. the treasurer's report and Jarvis presiding. Following the' Marian Ritchie Evening not been restoredggn the tenth of H -bb b 2.30 M d These are: Past Pres. - Eldon received the offering. reading of 'John 19: 1-7, Mr.' ' } ert y p.m. on, on ay. Allen; Pres. - John Wallace; 1st Mrs. 'Eldon Allen read an Jarvis spoke for a few minutes on Barn is Saved Vice Pres. -John Templeman; article 'on the new artof bird recent events to which -'these. Laverne Wallace's barn is still , 2nd. Vice Pres. - Russell Miller; reading. NF s.' Taylor gave an verses could be applied, and led standing today thanks to the Sec. - Lloyd Cameron; Treas. - account of th nnual meeting of in prayer. quick action of the owner. John Scott: Grounds Comm.- Stratford 'Pres terial Women's Eldon Allen was elected Following community skating at Ross Riley, Roger Dow, Bob Missionary Soiety and led in secretary for the meeting.. Hensall on Saturday night, two Laing, Carter Kerslake; discussion on the various reports Reports from the following neighbour couples stopped for Recreation Comm. -Mr,. and Mrs. presented at it. organizations, were read coffee at the Wallace.,., home. Ivan Norris, Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle • The group decided to collect Women's Missionary Society, Before the second couple left for Meikle, Mr. and Mrs. Laverne used cards, nylons and empty Marian Ritchie Evening 'home. the lights went out and Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. Larry spools for nursing homes and Auxiliary, Ladies' Aid,, Children upon investigating, Mr. Wallace Gardiner. Ball Games Comm.- schools for the retarded. They will of the Church, Explorers, found the barn full of smoke and John Wallace, John Templeman, also 'collect stamps for the Cemetery Board, Cromhenex and ' Cradle Roll. ' your week ahead 6 DR. A.W. DAMIS Def erse There are 131 members on the .membership roll of Cromarty Forecast Period: January 27th to February 2 system •7 �i alerts, e rtS Church 11 of whom are non-resident. There were 3 " ARIES Hold it Aries! Concern" ng affairs of the heart? Mar. 21 Apr. 19 Remember.. baptisms during the year, 3 - -no one, you included, can afford the luxury halluhinations. body to g e rm s deaths and 4 transfers. The Tory of controlled Take an treasurer's report showed a total objective look at a member of the opposite sex, of $7,110.87 raised for current TAURUS Substituting, taking someone else's place - isn't se Our bodies have a defense bodies expenses and $963 for the Apr. 20 - May 20 always desirable. Especially, when your atti- system as complicated Y ,m p budge. $10.40 was sent to tude is one bf mixed emotions, Meaning? Illu- our country's. How our cells send' Toronto for the National sionary gains are likely, this week. out defense alerts and fight off •,Development Fund. , GEM*I This ha opens to be an ideal time for you to re- invaders is a subject captivating l p g The following officers were May 21 - June 20 channel your thinking, relative to the opposite medical researchers. elected for 1974: Auditors, John sex. What is more, you must initiate several changes, in affairs of the heart. What • happens when we Wallace, Eldon Allen; Sunday r MOONCHIILD This week, especially, handling or knowing how breathe in invaders like TB germs, cigarette smoke, cold School Superintendent - Mrs. Thos. L, Scott, Assistant, Mrs. J. a ' June 21- July 22 to manage money - is your thing. It's highly probable that you will see through". a risky viruses, pollutant particles? One. Carey; Library Comm. Mrs.,,John business transaction. researcher is investigating the Templeman, Mrs. G. Laing, Mrs. -; LEO Thiseosme eyele finds you somewhat out of activities of 'one major, line of defense in the lungs, the T. Scott; These Days Sec. - Mrs. Calder t Believe it or not, you're inclined, Jnty 23 • Aug. 22 charatoward Mcl{aig; Record Sec. - u ' toward underestimating your potentialities. In macrophages. Macrophages are; Mrs. Eldon Allen; Cradle Roll other words, you'll accomplish something you scavenger cells that literally eat Superintendent - Mrs. Carter did not !bink possible. germs, viruses and other Kerslake; Cemetery Comm.- r VIRGO Things y6u believe to be under control, won't assaulters. The Investigator is Calder McKaig, Thos. Scott, John r': Aug. 23 - Sept. 22 be! Your miscalculations will include the oppo- site sex. Advice! Meet coming problems on a spring into action and why they Gordon Laing, Carter Kerslake, "one to one" basis. often fail to digest and conquer. Otto Walker. Trustees, Gordon LIBRA According to your -chart, most of your effortsScott, Another researcher is exploring Utto Walker, Robert ,Sept. 23 - Oct. 22 •will be misdirected. Meaning? You'll devote how the macrophages fight off TB Gardiner, Managers for 3 year 't too much time to lou term projects at the p 1 in articular. When the p term John Scott, Robert i expense of obligations at hand. a germs g macrophages alone gulp down the, Templeman, Laird Ruston; 2 p SCORPIO The planet Mars duringthis week's cosmic TB germs, the germs simpl� keep Years - Gordon Scott, ,Philip Oct. 23 -Nov. 21 cycle, will give fou a "shot in the arm." In on multiplying inside the James, Otto Walker; 1 year, } - other words, there's lots of energy coming your way. A warning, however! Guard against aeci- macrophage. But when the prank Elliott, Jim Miller, Ivan ! f'`j dents. macrophages join forces with Norris. Church Treasurer - Jarhes t:4, yi SAGITTARIUS Don't rely on support from associates; this smaller, white• blood cells. then Miller, The Budget Allocation of # ` Nov. 22 - bet 21 week. As a matter of fact, turn around and the macrophages" develop the $$925.00 was acce ted for 1974. p take a look - only your shadow will be there. power to digest the TB germs and The increase ift, theMinister's f . r ll I"WCORN Hold it Capricorn! You're inclined 'to become Dee. 22 Jon. 19 too keep them from reproducing. stipened as recommended by the } - over • agressive and pushy with your eo "lf Cromhenex Board was accepted workers an4 associates. This week, you won't you can determine by and it was decided that a • : win a popularity contest. ellular structure which people a Presbyterian Centennial sign by ; AOUAR•Yitd It fright seem foolish, title late in the game. 'I":_i'2tf-Feb. 18 Nonetheless, a little self improvement refresh- iii have trouble fighting off TB, the Researcher says, "you would be purchased and placed can on the front of the church. or course or adva»ted training will be ex - single out those people ahead of petted' of you. time as high risks and take steps This cosmic cycle happens to find you in an to protect them." Faking a Villi. 0 - kar, 26 ideal position to persuade a member of the special kind of pill can Help these An Expositor Classified will • other sex, you are going %to want, your ar �' high-risk people avoid getting the pay You dividends. Have you wlt� strings attacbedl disease, tried one? Dial 527-0240, r ° as NEWINTERNATIONAL .. 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