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BusWesf ime 1111 ”,11111 +31yu ktf M awtt � � X 74 d: t r'; a • ' � `5,e�!F ual meetin of the Committee is Bo w �":,r ,b "ik �,T�kThe ann g b Cald ell, Ra Caldwell. l Y ,,�, Read nable Mates Y -- t, Hensall Curling Club was held in Gonslttw' Ken- Clarke Wa ne RumaeR-U-Middletonfiro h F � 'lr ` `+ � r F: :+ g Monday evening for meeting .VI. Twelve members answered tJ e roll call - one habit I will follow that will help make a lovely complexion. Hairdressers Lynda Bower was in attendance and demonstrated hair care and hair styles, and answered many questions on hair products and appliances. Next meeting will be on April 9. Hensall H Meeting VI of the "Glamour Girls" of Hensall II was held at the home of Mrs. Peter Bisback on Tuesday evening. Topic for discussion was hair, and three main points discussed were: , 1. Three things you think are important to giving your hair, care, 2. The type of hair you have and how you care for it, 3. Four or five things you learned about hair styling. After discussing these, we experimented with wigs and' rollers creating quite different effects on some of the girls. Ten Il 11 h' h does time goa reasurer s report was given "by Dorothy Amber Rebekahs meet The regular meeting of the Amber Rebekah Lodge was held Wednesday evening with N.G.Mrs. Aldeen Volland presiding and being assisted' by P.N.G. Mrs. Ruby Bell in the absence of V.G.Mrs. Margare�t Consitt. One name was prop= for membership and a character committee was appointed. It was reported that Mrs. Nancy Kyle had passed away and the Lodge service was conducted %at the Funeral Home Thursday evening with fourteen members attending. A semi-annual report will be audited and forwarded to moat o arch, the m embers have been visiting every Monday and entertaining the patients at the Queensway Nursing Home. It was decided to donate $10 to Bunny Bundle." The stody was taken by .Loretta Riley, telling of the effect that the United Church has had in other countries during the past century. Dorothy Britnell read poems entitled "Little ' Questions" ..and "Spring". -The April meeting schedule was reviewed. The meeting closed by everyone singing "Take my life and let it be", and theme prayer. United Church Notes A duet entitled ' `In the GArden" sung by Don and Gail Travers highlighted the service of worship in Hensall united Church Sunday morning. Rev. Don Beck preached on the sermon topic "The end or the beginning". Personals Bevan Bonthron has t d from a 7 da vacation to the Townships served by Hensall Firemen to see if these expenditures can be made. Chief Sangster also asked that Queen Street be made a through street for easier travel out of town by the fire trucks. Council will consider the matter. Council heard that on April 10 the Ausable River Conservation Association is conducting a tour to which they are invited and that ,a workshop is planned for April 19 in the Children's Aid Society office, ' Goderich, to discuss restructuring of local governments. Building permits were issued to John Simmons to make renovations;. to Gordon Munn to build a house; to W.G.Thompson & Sons to build a seed cleaning plant and to Hyde Bros. to erect an all steel building 60 x 60 east of the present structure. Council also gave permission for the establishment of a book and hobby shop at 121 King Street. _ MS S Plus atra$ino s° Y Lasso plus atrazine tank mix controls yellow and green foxtail, common ragweed, pigweed, lambsquarters and many more grasses and broadleaves; reduces competition from hard -to -control weeds like cocklebur and buttonweed. You minimize carryover possibilities because Lasso by itself leaves no carryover, and you use less atrazine. in the tank mix. LasSO, AAtrex is a registered trademark of Ciba-Geigy _ Corporation. HERBICIDE BY Always read and follow Lasso label directions. M OnSaO Monsanto Canada Ltd., Montreal, Quebec girls answered the to ca w tc re urne .11. was "One health habit I will the arena auditorium on 26th Y P P y McBride and Tony. Charret . Harold Knight, Marg. Knight, a' "wy �'.p ti,r* File Early to Avoid Delayr ' dows, rear axle traction lock. Licence March, 1974. Trophies, and prizes Trophy winners were: Bob Reaburn, Sheila Reaburn. Leaders and group commitCee_� 1972 MERCURY' MARQUIS 2 -door "� ----- complexion". Instructions for the special project were talked over, the officers of the Amber Lodge members of the Cromarty Pack were awarded prior to the Goodwin Trophy Two Game Winner 1971 FORD CUSTOM 500 -2-door hardtop, V-8, automatic, radio. licence and ideas for a skit were Qui perform exercises. Quite few Amber attended an Annual Scouts and Cubs Banquet on March 28 at the DQ 11 f1 @ n b e 1'g Lin s u ra n e@ ' Ag e n c yl } V-8, automatic, power brakes, power meeting. The officers elected for the coming year are: President John Henderson, Tom Neilands, Cecil Pepper, Joyce Pepper, John Richard Packham, John Neilands Eckel, Geraldine Eckel Mldtl, Cooper, r' ,.w a Opert`in ltsasse�a-.te`eetla�a > i":3ua1►liiilE/i ° ' eAeHarold presented and voted upon. a officers officers of Caldwell; 1st Vice Marophy Carolze Ray Corisitt, Marg. Consitt, Doug. Cooper, Carol Cooper,E Fire chef Wants en made torru stM° 069 1970 T -BIRD 2 -door, power brakes, power steering, air conditioning, power windows and seat, one owner. licence President -cecil Pepper; 2nd. Harold Caldwell, Wilma Eleanor Shiels, Tony Charrette. ` Lodge plan to attend. Word was Vice -Pr esident JohnHen - ' Eric utter.rson; Secretary -Treasurer - Eric Luther. is Mr, U.CW hears At the Hensall Town Council Council considered , making $27,000 last year. However there April meeting on Monday, town renovations to the Town Hall to • will be deductions 'which will WEDDING � I. N V I T A T I Q N S The social committee rep®rt foremanErnie Davis, a patient in enlarge the Library and decided make it about the same, as the for the coming years' activities an rs. R Blom, Mr. andSt. AT Joseph's Hospital, sent word to spend,$10 to get copies of the assessment is up the mill rate will THE HURON EXPOSITOR Mrs. Stu Broadfoot, Mr. and Mrs. Bob .Bell, Mr.. and "Mrs' Tom on H—P P that he had received black to and Third Reading of Bills. A general be lower. It was expected that p g g p had work finished up to date. discussion took place over the Education Costs will rise as usual. PHONE 527-0240' — SEAFQRTH Neilands, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Tuesday evening. The meeting Shirray. place this summer . Paul Neilands reported that budget as the County requests Bills and accounts of $3117 The Games and Membership The March meetingof the Brintnell. The roll call was kids were destroying property in $36,000 this year as against were ordered paid. - Chiselhurst U.C.W. was, held answered by thirteen members by the tgwn hall ..and making a disturbance in thehall. Town Hall >� �» F + •,r. 4 H Tuesday afternoon in tite °orm of "What Sunday School you a luck dinner following an all attended?" The answers varied will be locked at 6 P.M. and the ` CIub s pot day quilting, which is the final from Burgessville, Cromarty, Librarian will have a key.Controlgrasslesix A letter was received y.. Fire and broadleaves corn in' meet quilting session fpr the season. Pr Stratford and Staffa. A report was Chief Dave Sangster for Coleman presided given on the Huron Perth esident Erlameeting. asking tools for use the firemen. ■ ■ nd minimize carrya►ver• for the. meeting. The worship was Presbyterial meeting held in Harold Knight look into � The Hensall I 4-H Club met at . taken by Ruth Brock "Where Mitchell recently. , During the will will the the home of Mrs. Wm. Fuss on 9" Th T h f M agreement between Hensall and Monday evening for meeting .VI. Twelve members answered tJ e roll call - one habit I will follow that will help make a lovely complexion. Hairdressers Lynda Bower was in attendance and demonstrated hair care and hair styles, and answered many questions on hair products and appliances. Next meeting will be on April 9. Hensall H Meeting VI of the "Glamour Girls" of Hensall II was held at the home of Mrs. Peter Bisback on Tuesday evening. Topic for discussion was hair, and three main points discussed were: , 1. Three things you think are important to giving your hair, care, 2. The type of hair you have and how you care for it, 3. Four or five things you learned about hair styling. After discussing these, we experimented with wigs and' rollers creating quite different effects on some of the girls. Ten Il 11 h' h does time goa reasurer s report was given "by Dorothy Amber Rebekahs meet The regular meeting of the Amber Rebekah Lodge was held Wednesday evening with N.G.Mrs. Aldeen Volland presiding and being assisted' by P.N.G. Mrs. Ruby Bell in the absence of V.G.Mrs. Margare�t Consitt. One name was prop= for membership and a character committee was appointed. It was reported that Mrs. Nancy Kyle had passed away and the Lodge service was conducted %at the Funeral Home Thursday evening with fourteen members attending. A semi-annual report will be audited and forwarded to moat o arch, the m embers have been visiting every Monday and entertaining the patients at the Queensway Nursing Home. It was decided to donate $10 to Bunny Bundle." The stody was taken by .Loretta Riley, telling of the effect that the United Church has had in other countries during the past century. Dorothy Britnell read poems entitled "Little ' Questions" ..and "Spring". -The April meeting schedule was reviewed. The meeting closed by everyone singing "Take my life and let it be", and theme prayer. United Church Notes A duet entitled ' `In the GArden" sung by Don and Gail Travers highlighted the service of worship in Hensall united Church Sunday morning. Rev. Don Beck preached on the sermon topic "The end or the beginning". Personals Bevan Bonthron has t d from a 7 da vacation to the Townships served by Hensall Firemen to see if these expenditures can be made. Chief Sangster also asked that Queen Street be made a through street for easier travel out of town by the fire trucks. Council will consider the matter. Council heard that on April 10 the Ausable River Conservation Association is conducting a tour to which they are invited and that ,a workshop is planned for April 19 in the Children's Aid Society office, ' Goderich, to discuss restructuring of local governments. Building permits were issued to John Simmons to make renovations;. to Gordon Munn to build a house; to W.G.Thompson & Sons to build a seed cleaning plant and to Hyde Bros. to erect an all steel building 60 x 60 east of the present structure. Council also gave permission for the establishment of a book and hobby shop at 121 King Street. _ MS S Plus atra$ino s° Y Lasso plus atrazine tank mix controls yellow and green foxtail, common ragweed, pigweed, lambsquarters and many more grasses and broadleaves; reduces competition from hard -to -control weeds like cocklebur and buttonweed. You minimize carryover possibilities because Lasso by itself leaves no carryover, and you use less atrazine. in the tank mix. LasSO, AAtrex is a registered trademark of Ciba-Geigy _ Corporation. HERBICIDE BY Always read and follow Lasso label directions. M OnSaO Monsanto Canada Ltd., Montreal, Quebec girls answered the to ca w tc re urne .11. was "One health habit I will Toronto. An invitation has been. the Carri*am, ing, power brakes, radio, power win- dows, rear axle traction lock. Licence follow that will help make a lovely accepted to attend the Lodge meeting in Parkhill, April 2 when Leaders and group commitCee_� 1972 MERCURY' MARQUIS 2 -door "� ----- complexion". Instructions for the special project were talked over, the officers of the Amber Lodge members of the Cromarty Pack defogger. Licence FKD254 1971 FORD CUSTOM 500 -2-door hardtop, V-8, automatic, radio. licence and ideas for a skit were Qui perform exercises. Quite few Amber attended an Annual Scouts and Cubs Banquet on March 28 at the IT'S MATTRESS $ V-8, automatic, power brakes, power 2995 steering. licence CXN794 WEEK 1971 PLYMOUTH Sport Fury, V-8, presented and voted upon. a officers officers of ?395 brakes. Licence DTM571. 1970 T -BIRD 2 -door, power brakes, power steering, air conditioning, power windows and seat, one owner. licence $ 3295 Lodge plan to attend. Word was Kirkton Halla Plans were made ,4A The 4-H Glamour Girls met at ' received that the D.D,.P. Mrs. for the coming years' activities AT aie home of Linda Mock la t_ Mary Grigg of Clinton will make and camperees scheduled to take Tuesday evening. The meeting -tier official visit in April, also the place this summer . was opened by the President with -district- meeting will, be- held-'orr' =4.rliseussed.New direetor5 were >� �» F + •,r. the 4. H Pledge. For the roll call the members gave fan aid which April 12 in Clinton Lodge rooms. elected to serve for the 1974 term. would improve storage in their bedr000ms. For ' business we discussed our skit for Help Wanted Achievement Da}•.,For business SHEET METAL we discussed. our skit for Achievement Day. For discussion we talked about our skin;• what Apprentice kind we have, how we care for it. Apprentice Lisa Stretton, Donna Jean Allan or all round and Vicki Baker tried a dry facial mask on their skins and Rita Mechanic Gloor, Julie Mock and Brenda Pepper used lemon on their faces, ���-���� The meeting was adjourned by the President. 1973 OLDS TORINADO, air con- ditioning, stereo, power windows, tilt C ���� wheel, many other extras. Licence 1 FAV714 19.72 BUICK CENTURION 2 -door - hardtop, V-8, automatic, power steer- ing, power brakes, radio, power win- dows, rear axle traction lock. Licence DJM656 1972 MERCURY' MARQUIS 2 -door hardtop, V-8, automatic, power brakes, 12995 power steering, radio, vinyl top, electric defogger. Licence FKD254 1971 FORD CUSTOM 500 -2-door hardtop, V-8, automatic, radio. licence 1895 DHB148 1973 CHEV BELAIR 2 -door hardtop, $ V-8, automatic, power brakes, power 2995 steering. licence CXN794 1971 PLYMOUTH Sport Fury, V-8, t $ automatic, power steering, power ?395 brakes. Licence DTM571. 1970 T -BIRD 2 -door, power brakes, power steering, air conditioning, power windows and seat, one owner. licence $ 3295 DFU185 Remember ... It's Sense To See LARRY SNIDER MC61ORS LIMITED EXETER 235-1640 LONDON 2"`2�4191 Y11AGONS, 1969 LTD SQUIRE WAGON 6 passenger, V-8, automatic, power steer- ing, power brakes, steel belted tires. Licence FHS955 `1¢895 TRUCKS 1971 FORD BRONCO WAGON 302 V-8, radio, certified. Needs paint and body work. Licence C26082 S ' 2195. 1970 FORD FI'oirside pickup, 6 cylinder, heavy duty suspension, 36,000 miles. Licence C 17623 $1795 1970 FORD STYLESIDE F100, V-8, standard, hebvy duty suspension. Licence C28854 $1 895 1969 INTERNATIONAL PICKUP, '6 cylinder, 1 100 seriA. licence 'C43543 6 1295 -00n Week days Until 9. -Ob Saturdoys Until 6:00 Now... bed down with TWILITE SHADOW ' SERIES OF feefirmness Tufted,you pre- fer. MATTRESSES tops. Popular sizes. �SALE SPECIAL WITHOUT A DOUBT THIS IS A TOP _ VALUE TTRESS OFFER AT RECEIVE ;3Q ALLOWANCE. $159.97 FOR 54" BOX SPRING & MATTRESS -- 39" AND 48" SIZES ON YOUR PRESENT BOX AVAILABLE Also. SPRING & MATTRESS-- - REGARDLESS OF CONDITION. FACTORY OUTLET YOU VALUE $ 15997 LESS $ 3 O PAY $12997 , :,,::'•',��.:::;�; PRICE ALLOWANCE ONLY AT THE STORE + Ill FIT -11] 17114 DELIVERY AVAILABLE FOR A NOMINAL CHARGE - t • ' SEWING MACHINE 4 INTRODUCING466 THE, BRAND OF • This make of sewing machine has SEWING M been a well known and popular brand of sewing machlne In Western Canada for many years. Now to meet r our increased sales demand we. are ��tr Introducing this wall known American made brand to our Base Factory,., Outlet customers. NEW PORTABLE MODELS START AS LOW AS $7597. , .. .... .... a ... ",..: ., ..s -_...::e ..n .......: .:..�.: ...s. .,x':...' -....n e*-,n,r .: r:, ,,.. +nA e+n,. ,. .t•.. w, ru. edv ..re i'.L.—. :. ,-.... .. ,.....,... ... R DEMONSTRATION FRI. 1 P.M. to 9 P.M. & SAT. 9 a.m. io 5 p.m Mr.. Earl •Berscht our sewing machine demonstrator and in- structor will be at Base Factory Outlet on Friday, April 5 from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. and on Sat. April 64rom 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. -Mr. Bar- scht has over 37 years experience. Drop In for a consultation NO charge. Remember we service what we siall...We make repairs to all makes of sewing machines. Our rafes are reasonable and our work carries a full year's warranty. ,USED SEWING MACHINE SALE We have a large assortment of used sewing machines. There are numerous well known makes and models, from which to choose. Each used machine Is sold with our one year full written warranty. PRICED FROM $3000 AND UP tt R7t,r�