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The Huron Expositor, 1974-02-21, Page 8r ..._...:..N. Agri-ftote's . St, , (By Adrian Vos) Col-umbaY1til t�4► WS Huronview Mrs. Gladys Van Egniond';and Stewart McEwen visited the Home on Monday afternoon' and helped to provide the Old • lk " c�n i; r• ' c`+yi•w.ay' yiYAc!�j� x� Y;4Fka vn }tG.�.. a u:y,r �ytsun {r,ti'� 4b ';ii& ., +hr: F- n ,.,t �i a.ik?r ,t# �SA •7' },iY r; wrJ ,y, i +y i i rYM `iwt� lfl x, : i a:�l� ,.aft * * * # ,, ,r „) , ,. 1 , „„ ;, x "The breed of farmer who s Mr. d rs. James Maill x•` Ty Music along with Norman Speir and Jerry Collins. tk. ,;'a°E3 k^ t �.�f <l , Gt « , ; M : 1, r« Y:,. The mons spent b farmer an M if i . ti ry r(*s, ;t,,s: b �o-�, 1 figured it ,was his God,give.. Y P y new Monday volunteer, Terry Gibbs, helped with the music, .:.^ ���� ` ` s�4 r R ° '*responsibilitygto roduce gfood P P the wheelchairs and the games. During the program three y.r d t o nutti s billions of dollars into the of Toronto are spending a week sa'+ '��;, ,,,.;,:.". ,... P regardless of income, is rapidly economy each year. Farmers with Mr. and'Mrs. V.J.Lane. new residents, were welcomed Mrs. Mousseau of Hensall, disappearing . ' ' George make up drily 5%u , of the Rev, Father Frank, Moylan Mrs. Kelly and Mrs. Parker of Goder I McLaughlin of the Ontario Milk Population but they create nearly S.F.M of Azud Central America - , The Kinette Club of Clinton treated the residents of Ground Marketing Board. 20% of the market, for basic and' Mr. Gordon, Moylan of Floor North and Centre with a Valentine tea on Thursday * * * * * * industries. When farm equipment ' Calgary arrived here last ,week morning. The girls served cheese cake made in the shape of a Farm input cost is up ,by labourers for example, win a pay owing to the illness' okMr. Jack heart and also presented a lovely bouquet of flowers for the arena repoirs- 20.2% while foodcost is up 18 increase, that additi6nal cost is Moylan. dining room. Members of the'Club serving the tea were prove Statistics Canada. So anyone who felt back on the farm,' Mrs. Maurice Dalton ofL Roxanne Brown, Bev. Riley, Laurie- Daw, Lorine Denomme, Ap- * * * * * Stratford Mrs. Jerry Eckert of thinks that the farmer is getting* y Carol Bowker and Pat, Mann. The postponed meeting ° of dump. accompanying on the piano. Kay rich off the poor consumer will do Each year a larggrad ate farm Owen Sound and Mrs. Robinette A group of young people from the Clinton area with Jim well to look at those figures. boys and girls graduate from of Tecumseh visited the formers Burgess as leader and teacher provided the "Family Night" Hensall Town Council took place A building permit was i�sued to gave the .scriptural thoughts "A * * * * * rural high schools and move on to brother, Mr. Jack Moylan on program.. Mr. Burgess introduced the. numbers and on February 13 with all members Mrs. E. Riley to install alurhinum map that hath friends must show "Canadian society is expkiited Provide educated, well motivated Saturday, accompanied Janet Postma, Lloyd Crich, Laurie Henderson -bresent. siding to her house at 153 King himself Miendly and there is no by land speculators. Price of workers for industry and We wish to congratulate Miss and Dave Harland with guitar instrumentals. Nancy Eastman, Wage scales for 1974 for the Street. friend that sticketh closer than a building lots is out of 'sight business. It costs the farm Gail O'Rourke , daughter of Mr. Jo Anne 6n'telon, Brenda Fee, Julie Bartliff and 0ayle La elected officials were discussed Fire Chief Dave Sangster has brother. Her all important theme because of the greed of, people community economy more than and Mrs. Len O'Rourke on Crouix accompanied by the guitars sang several numbers. but. no results were ready for advocated that some recognition "Do not desert an old friend" with capital, who ask u the- $20,000 to feed, clothe and winning first prize in the public Miss Pearl Gidley thanks the entertainers on behalf of the publication. be made to firemen for their gave everyone true thoughts to prices. Farm or anizationspmust educate'each high school graduat speaking contest held in Seaforth, residents. 'A deputation of two members services so he has arranged a remember. A true friend is one do all in their power to defend the e. That investment becomes. a last week. She was in the Junior from the Parks Board was present Commemorative Service to be who stands up for his friend in joy land". Bruce McCall, manager of contribution to urban Division and spoke on "Oscar the to discuss repairs to the. arena. held in Hensall United Church for or sorrow while a fair weather th B .1s stock ards productivity, Kid". Council approved their request to February 24th to honour friend refuses to stand' pp and be a russ , * * * * * * 111.1 *1* * ' make major repairs to the arena. firefighters who have given ten,.or counted as a defender. If we are Beef is a great family food Five percent of North Finances for this project will be more years of service to the true friends. of Jes,,s, we will value. And that values real America's populvat�on feeds the NEWS OF considered later. department. welcome his presence and share yardstick is cost per serving, not other y�%, plus a good deal of Grants for the year 1974 were �Jn�t 1 Hensall U.C.W. in his interests. Ha is the PPY cost per pound. It's surprising other country's population. It is to the Huron Plowman$ Unit 1 of Hensall U.C.W. met Person who can say of Jesus a learn, for example, that 'one unrivalled anywhere in the Cromarty.,..- Association of $25 and to the Thursday afternoon with Kay "This is my beloved and this is pound of ground beef for stew World. There is some' evidence , 5oumade I Huron Agriculture Society $100. Elder presiding. She began her my friend". K(ay offered prayer, wields two or three times'as many that non-farm .people are beginning to reco nize this. All of Mr. Garth Postill appeared . devotional theme reading oem• amp "Old which, by.the. Lord's in unison. The roll call was ,ervin s as short ribs. From the g g g b we expect now is that people. are before council to discuss matters Friends", fb11eWed' by scripture. from John. Hymn 502 prayer answered "b fifteen members. Y US National Beef Industry council. d NW willing to pay us accordingly. f pertaining , to the municipal ' I B I F Doreen ` Spencer had. a most in Ottawa last week and agreed to On Sunday afternoon, Mr. and weekend with Frank Allen. Mrs. Otto Walker were ' very First CronWty Boy,Scouts held pleased to receive a telephone call a toboggan party/.and cookout at from their son, Kenneth, whoxlias Spring Hill Park on Saturday been in Australia for some time. morning, r The call was made at 3 p.m. our time, which was 20 minutes to 7 on Monday morning, Australian time. Kenneth has been working for Chrysler. M6tors. Sunday visitors with Mr.and Mrs,O.Walker were Mr.and Mrs. Hugh Currie, Dorchester, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hulley, 'Winthrop, Mr. and Mrs. Larry d h A draw -for a picture painted by and used for the first time. Next the 'needs and understanding of ardiner, . Cromarty, an t e Mrs. Grace Peck was won by Mrs. Sunday the Hensall ,Fire ' the individual countries. A very families. On Thursday, Alvin 'Rosa Harris and a canned ham Department will be guests in the interesting group discussion was - Flyers hake now been distributed throughout the schools Cornish, Exeter , and Harry was won by Grace Drummond Hensall United Church Several held on the most important way of for our "Holiday Happenings" program. Additional forms Statham, Parkhill, were guests at former members will be honoured was sung wit I e va ass interesting 'study from the,new WI has Successful Euchre study, book, "Mission Impossible". One definition for their years of service' at this meaning of mission. given for the word mission is A Valentine euchre was held by the Sunday se;vice in Hensall sending fr6m or s"dipg to, which the Hensall Women's Institute United Church. The choir sang makes us'think of what is being Wednesday evening ,1,p the the anthem "0 Magnify the " done at the present time, the LegionHall. With 17 tablds in play Lord", with Wayne Payne taking inter -changing of missionaries. . winners were as follows: Ladies' the solo. The new hymn books, We now have Dr: Jas Evans from High - Ruby Bell; Ladies' Low - made possible through the -the Congo. Another definition Winnie_ Skea; Men's High "- generosity of a gift by the '('ook was a job to be accomplished'as Clarence Volland; Men's Low - family to the congregation. in community welfare. We must Jim. McAllister; Most Lone'Hands memory of the late Mr. and Mrs. approach our Christianity - Ernie Whitehouse. Norman E. Cook, were dedicated 'differently. It must be suitable to ' Mrs. Otto Walker were ' very First CronWty Boy,Scouts held pleased to receive a telephone call a toboggan party/.and cookout at from their son, Kenneth, whoxlias Spring Hill Park on Saturday been in Australia for some time. morning, r The call was made at 3 p.m. our time, which was 20 minutes to 7 on Monday morning, Australian time. Kenneth has been working for Chrysler. M6tors. Sunday visitors with Mr.and Mrs,O.Walker were Mr.and Mrs. Hugh Currie, Dorchester, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hulley, 'Winthrop, Mr. and Mrs. Larry d h A draw -for a picture painted by and used for the first time. Next the 'needs and understanding of ardiner, . Cromarty, an t e Mrs. Grace Peck was won by Mrs. Sunday the Hensall ,Fire ' the individual countries. A very families. On Thursday, Alvin 'Rosa Harris and a canned ham Department will be guests in the interesting group discussion was - Flyers hake now been distributed throughout the schools Cornish, Exeter , and Harry was won by Grace Drummond Hensall United Church Several held on the most important way of for our "Holiday Happenings" program. Additional forms Statham, Parkhill, were guests at former members will be honoured life and how to show the real may be obtained from the Recreation Offtt;e. I cannot the same home. for their years of service' at this meaning of mission. The emphasize enough the fact that only a limited, number of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Laidlaw, Tina Rev. Don Beck preached on the time. members agreed on ' the registrants will be accepted. Register earl to ensure a g P g Y •and John, Dorcheste}•, visited sermon topic "East of Eden" for Chiselhurst U.C.W. Meeting. following, (1) Witnessing for position in the program. Sunday with Mrs'. John Jefferson. theme "Staying away • from the Mildrgd Kyle presided for the -The - h th w ' till around us and will be for awhile S d M d 'After a morning spent in quilting and a pot luck, dinner, Jesus• where�ou are, (2) Helping those who help themselves, (3) oug a sno is s plans for summer programs will soonb a underway. Think atur ay vtsifors were r. an Mrs.Norman Jefferson and Chiselhurst U.C,W.met February Loving our . neighbours, (4) summer and give some thought for various activities which family, Munro. 12 in the liasearientrof tie Church, Brotherhood, (5) Supporting • have not yet been made possible but would prove to be fun Miss Lorraine Lain was a g withPresident Erla Coleman people to help themselves, (6) and make` for a. more interesting, and rewarding summer. . uest at the A & W Restaurant g . presiding, The worship with & Raising money for missionaries. Mrs, F. McGregor have returned',.Fred staff party. which was held in. theme "Staying away • from the Mildrgd Kyle presided for the -The - London last week. Lorraine worked for Stratford A & W last'- edge"•was taken by Pearl Taylor. business.... World Day- of speaker. , sie McGregor; Low -Mrs. Kellv. Scripture was read Vera Ross, The Treasurer's reporor t was given' Prayer, Marchat 3 in Carmel Presbyterian Churcrchh and LO BA has euchre summer and fall. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Riehl and Mr. and'Mrs. Stewart Wilson, the, roll call was answered by 15 the Huron -Perth 'Presbyterial 'at Agriculture Minister Eugene boys visited Sunday -With Mr. and Mr. and -Mrs`, .Robert Allan, Mr. membe rs and one visitor. Thank lAitchell United Church March 6., - Prize winners at the recent Men's Lone -F. Smale! High -J: Mrs: Robert Lairig. and Mrs., Don Brodie,' Mr. and you notes were read from Mrs, Miss Audrey McKim, a very -L.O.B.A. euchre were: Ladies Taylor;' Low -E. Townsend. i � Mr. and Mrs. Larry C,ardiner, Mrs, F. McGregor have returned',.Fred Brock, Sheila Riley • and talented person to, be the guest Lone -Mrs, L. McClure; High-Jes- A cake was won by Mrs. W, Steven and Lisa, were visitors from a pleasant holidaynin South Grace Drummond. The members speaker. , sie McGregor; Low -Mrs. Kellv. Kelly. with Mr. and Mrs. Robert. Hulley, America. were reminded of the Mrs. Mac Wilson visit ed for. a Huron -Perth Presbyterial few'days with her sister, Mrs.L. meeting on March 6 at Mitchell Neale,,�ondon, and her brother,. United Church. A forum on Mr. Ellwood Stackhouse who was "Alcohol, Abuse" will be held in a patient in Victoria Hospital.. Seaforth Northside United Mrs. P. Eyre and her. cousin Church on March 27. The World Miss I. Douglas of London have Day of Prayer Service will be held returned from a pleasant two in Carmel Presbyterian Church on weeks in Hawaii: • March 1. Pearl Taylor and We are pleased to report Mrs. Dorothy Brintnell volunteered to The Explorer girls held a were Sunday guests with Mr. and Geo., Henderson is improving jn take part in the latter. Visiting, Victoriasnowmobile party on Saturday Mrs. Glerin Copeland, Cynthia, Hospital. committee reported six calls had aftel'noon returning to the home Ellen and DLanna. ' Miss Salty Brodie is a patient in been made on the shut-ins. The of Mr, and mrs.. Glenn Copeland Miss Larraine 'Perroni .of St, University Hospytal. We wish her Bible study was taken by Dorothy where their leaders, Mrs. Marys spent the weekend with' a speedy recovery. Brintnell. A skit on "Christian Copeland and -Mrs. Don .Brine Miss Karen Insley. Mr. and: -Mr. John Henderson Visiting" was . given by Vera lwear'' recent visitors with their Ross, Pearl Taylor and Mary served lunch,. Miss.Janet Parkinson had as, aughter Mrs. L. Peterson and. Brintnell. The meeting closed Mr. aril Mrs. William Rundle her guest for the weekend Miss family, Sarnia also with their with the benediction. The hostessand Larry and Mr. and Mrs, Dianne Stacey of St. Marys. other daughter,' Mrs. Geo. for the afternoon was Ardys 'Gerald Britnell were guests at the Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Westcott, who has been ill. Glenn. Pridham-Russell wedding in •Hartwick, Stephanie, Janet and - Thamesview United Church, John and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fullarton on Friday evening and' Thomson spent the weekend at also the reception which followed the Hartwick cottage at Nine Mile _ at the Kirkton-Woodham Lake. W Community Centre. Mrs. Edith Taylor of London '•,'; Mr. and Mrs, John Cooke of spent the weekend with her . THIS WEEK Mitchell visited oil Thursday with , mother, -Mrs. Frank Rodd. j i*i Mr, and Mrs. George Wheeler. We are sorry to report Arthur from OttawaThursday evening dinner Barley' and Ira McCurdy are �►' y guests with Mr.' aed mrs. Fred patients in St. Marys Memorial Parkinson, Margaret and Janet Hospital. We wish them a speedy were Mr. and Mrs: Nelson Baker, recovery, Jobless Rate Good opportunity to work and see other Mr. and mrs. LaVerne Rodd, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jeffrey, Unemployment in Canada parts of Canada. and Mrs. Leonard Thackert, Mr. Atari and Connie of Thames Road seasonally -adjusted averaged in addition to these programs, andMrs. Oscar Brine and Mr, and were Friday evening guests with 5.5% in 1973, as compared with the Department of Manpower and Mrs. James Miller of Exeter., Mr. and mrs. John Rodd, Pamela an average of 6.4% in 1972. immigration will, further assist • Mrs. Mabel Roddis visiting for and Calvin. Statistics Canada reported that students to find jobs by bpening ,some time with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. .and Mrs, John Rodd the season ally -adjusted251 -special employment centres LaVerne Rodd, Wayne and Eddie. visited Saturday evening with Mr.' unemployment rate rose slightly- in April. Last year these centres Mr. and Mrs. William Spence, and Mrs. Wilf Douglas of in January to 5.5% from 5.4% of placed more than 200,000 David, Strsan, Steven and Sandra Mitchell. Winthrop and,celebrated Debbie. 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