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The Huron Expositor, 1974-02-07, Page 3, .:.„ . ':>': �•. .."0. ,.:�A.•.. .•. ,r:e .,, •. .. ,^S"'.�cn^,^�-,M �A 4.3!fu�U •� '7t F1 kA 4I 41 ►11 6 W 0 a M p::. p�Mont � �!S•_•. j 1st - `� lima 4 1101 in Low "Imam 14, �..a-meaa .. -'---_ r . rarer t+rL:'nt19F1i1':�. ,. 1:• � . . . ., n41`�$z ;• ," '� <.' �� ,;'•,� Ladies Keep Fit classes are the most" popular offering of the Seaforth Winter Detroit on Monday. Recreation program, new this year. Two groups of women meet every Wednesday r� night at the Publ;jp School for a program of exercises and athletics. A volleyball "1 game like the one above usually closes, off each session. r���q,,����•�� Seafor'thmeeting advances automatic, power steering, power brakes, vinyl roof, electric rear window Recreation cluster set up past '"Be -41 The Lake Huron Recreation The sports and recreation 2• Because there are already Zone has set up a structure of 7 branch of the ' ministry of existing - communications and were: and Mrs. Gordon Pringle, Mr. and "clusters" or sub zones of which community and social services is often a similarity of programs said that income prospects for Seaforth is part of Cluster 7. This overseeing the program. Two among communities that are in An arts and crafts program for kids is being offered by-Seaforth's new Recreation Cluster which extends to Blyth in ministry representatives, close proximity to each other, the partment every Wednesday night in the Library basement. Last week the the north, Goderich to the west to C.M.Bitton, of Hanover, and small groupings as ,proposed ,De i patcipants were busy making puppets under the direction of Mr s. Susan Buist. Exeter in the south and Seaforth Donald Reid, of London, attended seemed a logical alternative to Here Corrie Habkirk shows off her paper maehe creation. to the east met Tuesday evening the meeting Tuesday as resource larger meetings which have $ 2295 in the Library in Seaforth. be released late in the' spring. P g After publication of the green previously included communities - Josling; Mrs. Olivc Wright; Mr. Dalton Diegcl, Mrs. Karen Twenty-four interested persons personnel. as far as 100 or more miles, '' took part in the meeting. The meeting was chaired by 3. Information sessions could '• Representatives from Recreation Peter McCauley, Recreation be held frequently and • Committees in Goderich, Zurich, Committee chairman in Goderich. collectively receive information Exeter, Clinton, Colbourne Benefits to be realized from ,from branch and other ^`''�–• Township, Hensall and Seaforth cluster groupings as discussed at consultants and specialists. 1 were present. the meeting are:' 4. Closer interaction among The community cluster theory 1. Representative members of neighboring committees could of setting up regional recreation Municipal Recreation provide better utilization of st aff areas was formulated last July at Committees in a group could and facilities on a co-operative or l't.• a provincial recreation meet frequently, with little time shared basis. conference. loss or travel expenses involved. The members present discussed their concerns and priorities where best such a group like Cluster •7_should concentrate"t its enerky. The distribution of Youth In Action Grants and the problem of Town vs Township participation in Recreation were noted to be the top priorities that the group should quickly look into. An executive committee was . t w We are sorry to report that tvtr. Mitchell; Mr. and Mrs. Ken setup to head up these priorities. t. Norman Hillebrecht is a patient in This committee is made up of one P Connelly and girls; Mr. Peter recreation committee membbr the Seaforth Community Connelly; Mrs. Irene Eisler; Mr. Hospital. from each town or township P and Mrs. Hugh Dietz; Terry and resent and one of the Recreation �• Flowers were in St. Peter's Mrs. Ken Elligsen, Terry and P Lutheran Church on Sunday from Warren, all of Logan Township; Directors from Seaforth, Clinton More vblleybg(IY, layers dbMbnfM.�fe dh!' the game at the RebreaTlon PrbgFarrr the • funeral of the late Henry Mr. and Mrs. Jack Phillips, Cathy or Goderich will act as a resource Ladies Ke 501 sst>3s'(�s VUR 16er' �,•Nf t. A Kee Fit Class for m�pen,is also in .!Geyer,whose funeral was, held q� and Cindy, .LGndon; and Mrs. Person along with a consultant o bo7snn r,'.rr�i r rl x�, t i�w: p ,;rrsrt', �!:!,, • �, Sartnrda Flowers were, also,, from --the Slibrt, 91 d TfRi•ealfoir ' session ever wee of is e u��lc c oo „ y' Ruth Pepper, Seaforth. -••'•.• y beside -the altar in loving memory Branch, ' of the late John L. Bennewies. During the service, Julie Dianne N Witnesses at Josling, infant daughter of Mr. Honour area and Mrs. Gary Josling, was Hanover ra��y bafi't'Pled. Her sponsors are Mr. Jersey Breeders II THIS WEEK and Mrs. Gordon Pringle. Area . Jersey breeders were ! ;: "Complete victory for God at Stratford. y 'r>' Armageddon is no mere quaint The sympathy cif the com honored at the annual meeting of from Ottawa story", said Laurence Gray, munity is extended to the !ami -1y the Ontario Jersey Club in District Supervisor of Jehovah's of the late Fred Scherbarth of Cornwall last week. Witnesses. Detroit, who passed away Thurs Production awards were • Addressing an audience of 1610 day. The funeral %yas held in presented at'the annual banquet Arad AistrtetP.Elssoeta�oh fob j#e MentaiFy �tetazddd a� 4#>:e Ag 40.. meeting' held %4 pasllash ` Wednesday. R Rev. A.G. Biackwej)!,';gl'µ�iClt <;! was ,re•electd pre... 1. Association. Mrs. Whitmore will serve ,40 chairman of the Flowed of Hope Committee. INCOME TAX PREPARED' 20 Years Experience For Farmers, Individuals, Businessmen — Reasonable Rates — File Early to Avoid Delays Ronnenberg Insurance Agency Open in Brussels — ftesdays and Fddm* -►-Plitw M=&Wn OPfloe Open Monday to Setwrfty — Phone 8472241 of your earned income Invest in a registered retirement savings plan INTEREST RATE UP TO 8 3/4% CALL .John Moore Insurance Agency Limited Offiee 345-2512 Rei. 348-9067 Dublin -- Ontario AGRICULTURAL MEETING economy. IMMIGRATION POLICY ,at the John Diefenbaker Detroit on Monday. toDalevill'a Climax Ethel who 1973 MUSTANG GRANDE V-8, $ Agriculture Minister Eugene Whelan, addressing the federal- Canada's immi ration policy g P Y Secondary School in Hanover this Sunday, Mr. Gray spoke on Guests of Mr, anld Mrs, Gary Josling on Sunday following Produced 13570 lbs. of milk and 627 lbs. of fat for a total BCA of automatic, power steering, power brakes, vinyl roof, electric rear window $ ���� provincial Agriculture Outlook for the future is presently under past '"Be Julie's baptism Nle, 349 owned by Mrs. Lloyd Dale, defogger, 12,800 miles. gg Conference in Ottawa last week, stud y' the subject, Confident of Divine Victory". were: and Mrs. Gordon Pringle, Mr. and Seaforth and to Lee Hill Ruler's 1971 CHEV IMPALA Custom 2 door 1972 BUICK CENTURION 2 -door said that income prospects for A federal green paper, the first step toward a complete re-evalua- Earlier in the day 30 newly Mrs., Roy Harris, Stratford; Mr. Pride1with a record of 10,541 lbs. hardtop, automatic, V-8, power brakes, $ 2295, Canadian .farmers have never ` tion of this country's immigration ordained ministers were baptized, and Mrs. Dave Matheson and of milk and 495 lbs. of fat fora power steering. Licence DD0562 1971 FORD BRONCO WAGON 302 looked better. Farm incomes reached a record level of $2.96 requirements and strategy, will._ , by complete immersion in water Mark, Molesworth; Mrs. Frank total of BCA of 344 owned by Ronald Lee Walton. 1972 MERCURY MARQUIS 2 door $ 2295 billion in 1973 and will climb even be released late in the' spring. P g After publication of the green to symbolize their dedication to serve their God Jehovah. Josling; Mrs. Olivc Wright; Mr. Dalton Diegcl, Mrs. Karen of Jack Van Egmond, Clinton, hardtop, V-8, automatic, power brakes, power steering, radio, vinyl top, electric $ 2995 higher this year, to an estimated Remember ... It's Sense The Saturday evening program Thompson., Bonnie and Robbie, was elected to the executive. defogger. Licence FKD254 $4:55 billion. the Department of Man- paper, P A 1 'll was devoted to the evangelistic 0 The minister also urged Can- Power an mmtgratton wt ada and other nations to increase sponsor a "National Conference w'or'k of the Witnesses. their food production. on Immigration and Population." Mark Howes presiding minister Before his meeting with Can- EXPORTS UP 25.4% of the local congregation said that ada's agricultural experts, Mr. Canada's exports rose to $25.17 there was unanimous approval of Whelan said in an interview that billion in 1973 from $20.27 billion the program by attending the federal government will in 1972 - an increase of 25.4%. delegates. propose a form of guaranteed annual income for farmers this year. Farmers and government would contribute to a special "stability insurance" fund, from which farmers would draw money if their incomes dropped. TRADE WITH MEXICO Industry, Trade and Commerce Minister Alastair Cillespie ac- companied by government offi- cials and top Canadian business- men, was in Mexico for three days of trade talks. The " minister predicted that Canada will do a $1 billion worth of business with Mexico in the next few years./ NEW BANKRUPTCY RULES Consumer and Corporate Af- fairs Minister Herb Gray said in a recent report that he hopes to introduce in Parliament this year, new proposals to revise the Bankruptcy' Act. FINANCE MINISTERS MEET Federal Finance Minister John Turner predicted a healthy economy in 1974 but the energy situation made firm projectians impossible. At a meeting of federal - provincial finance ministers, Mr. Turner rejected provincial re- quests for compensation for losses incurred from indexing. A committee will be set up to watch investments in energy developments, ,Igoe ensure there are no great demands on the r rrA r. r 1971 FORD LTD 2 -door hardtop, V-8, automatic, power brakes, power steer- ing, power windows; power seat; speed $ control, trailer package. Licence 2595 DF U208. 1972 CHEV BELAIR V-8, automatic, $ power brakes, power steering, vinyl 20495 roof, radio. Licence DDE094 -..... 1970 COUGAR V-8., 3 -speed. stan- $2195 dard transmission, radio, styled wheels. 1972 DODGE CHARGER 318 V-8, $ automatic, power steering, radio, vinyl 2195 roof. licence DDP045t 1972 BUICK CENTURION 2 -door hardtop, V-8, automatic, power brakes, power steering, power windows. Licence $ 3295 DJM557 PLYMOUTH Sport Fury, V' 8, $ uta automatic, power steering, power 2395 brakes. licence DTM571. TRUCKS 1971 FORD BRONCO WAGON 302 $ V-8; radio, certified.. Needs paint and 2295 body work. Licence C26082 1955 GMC 6 -wheel drive stake dump, $ 2295 automatic. A steal at 1972 GMC Fl, Pickup, V•8, $2695 rear automatic, radio, rear bumper. Licence C26392 Remember ... It's Sense To See Snider's ECONOMY CARS 1970 MAVERICK 2 -door, 6 cylinder, standard transmission. licence DFV748 $1395 1969 VOLKSWAGEN Notchback, automatic, radio. licence DFY547 $1495 WAGON SPECIALS 1970 FORD RANCHWAGON 6 passenger, V-8, automatic, power steer- ing, power brakes, radio. licence DFW732 - '1695 1969 LTD SQUIRE WAGON 6 passenger, V-8, automatic, power steer- ing, power brakes, steel belted tires, Licence FHS955 '1895 1970 METEOR MONTCALM 10 - passenger Wagon, power brakes, power steering, V-8, automatic, radio, roof rack. Licence DHB301 '2195 LARRY SLIDER MOTORS - LIMITED EXETER 235-1640 LONDON 227-4191 Open Week days Until 9:00 Saturdays Until 6:00 0 W