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The Huron Expositor, 1976-05-20, Page 9TOO, BUSY WORKING TO LOOK UP — That was the story at the phonathon desk that organized the pickup of donations after they were phoned in on. Saturday. From left are volUnteere Ken Coleman, At St. Cdibmban Card season finished Correspondent Vincent Lane The St. Columban Old Timers' Card Club held their final for this term May 13. The attendanCe was not as large as expected, perhaps due to the excellent warm, dry weather. People took' advantage for gardening and working on the land thathad been at a stand still for several days previous. However, those that found it convenient to attend had ,a, very enjoyable afternoon. Prize winners were: ' Ladies Vine. Lane. high - Mrs. Jean' Cairns, Seaforth; low - Margaret McLaughlin; lone had - Mrs. 1'. Costello, Dublin; Men's high - Maurice Etue, Seaforth; low - Joe White; lone hands - Joe White, Seaforth. Mrs. Mary Ducharme was the At Staffa Clive Buist, recreation director ,and arena fund .,. raising committee head, Bill Eisler., Keith MacLean, Les Habkirk, Janet Fletcher of Kitchener and Peter Kling.. (Staff Photo); A GLASS OF CHERRY PLEASE — Jane RimMer's Grade 4 class from. SPS bought freshie fixings with money .they won as a class at the fall fair, made a prof it by selling it for 10 cents a glass and donated all that they raised to the phonathon. Here Mrs. Rimmer and Tracy Gowan pour glass fOr a customer. • -;:wrii(graammuaw.5..smonwazargervmsavierle::i?.mr, isk • first tallie drawn for the jack pot. ' Lorne Dennis made the draw and she was present and therefore received a voucher for two beef dinners . Personals Mr. and Mrs. Bill. Onneault of Windsor visited Mrs. Mary McIver. Miss Catherine Mcerlan of St.' Thomas with her mother Mary Moylan. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Flannagan, Kitchener with Mr. and Mrs. The winner of the desk calcula- tot given by Grade 8 draw was Joe Burns, Dublin. Minor Soccer Boys are hard at practice for the coming season.. I understand they intend to enter. an Atom team for boys 8-9 this year. Correspondent Mrs. John Templeman Two children were baptized by Rev. Bert Daynard at the Mothers, Day service at Hibbert United Church on Sunday, "Donya Frances" daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robin Daynard and "Pauli ne Lois" daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Fell. Mr, and Mrs. Jim Norris and family Btampton visited Sunday with Mrs. Sam Norris and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris and family. Miss Bonnie Miller, Toronto, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Miller and Paul. Mr. and Mrs, Jim Cross and Mr. and Mrs. Jack White, London, with Mr, and Mrs. Leslie Miller on the weekend. With Mr. and WS. John Templeman and family on the weekend were: Joanne Capling, Mississauga, Darlene Templeman, Waterloo, Geraldine Templeman, Stratford, Mike Parsons, Bob and Bev Templeman. Mrs. Eaton Sr. has taken up residence at a Sr. Citizens home in Acton. Mr. and Mrs.Eldie McNicol, London, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cole and Mr. and Mrs. John Templeman were recent' dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid Annis, The executive and standing committees of Perth District met Monday aftern on• at the home of the presiden Mrs. , ' Carter Kerslake to finalizc _the reports for the district An •al May 18 in Hibbert Unite ANNOLIKEMENT g. We are pleased to announce that William Bennett , Representing CROWN LIFE will be associated with SEAFORTH INSURANCE AGENCY LTD. to handle all your Li e Insurance needs in regards. to Mortgage Insurance, Pensions and Life Pions . Phone Office 527-1610 Res. 527.0913 39 Main Street, South SEAFORTH trarawmagam ',v. VW' Na;, s^,t Two children baptized 1, r14 MOO 'Me Mal 11101111 MON I Service Stqtion Em: ,Attendant . . = = is required to work full time SI = = - 5 nights per week - . 1 l': 00-p.M: tov8:00 aim-, at' ARCHIE'S SUNOCO S °forth in . urante nw Agency Ltd. moit t4 = ow. 24-Goderich St., E. Seaforth Apply in Person ReV. McWhinnie, Chaplain of the Home, who has returned from a Florida holdiay conducted the Sunday morning service. Elsie .,Henderson and Nelson. Lear sang a duet nuMber for Mother's Day accompanied at the organ-by Doug Crich. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Lut her, of Hensall, led the Sunday evening song service sponsored by the Christian Women's club. Two new residents Mrs. Myrtle Keys and Miss Idelia Fahrner were welcomed to the .Home at Monday's activities. Marie Flynn, Lorne' Lawson and Norman Speir provided old tyme music and . ' the Clinton Christian Reformed volunteers assisted with the program. The Clinton kinette Club entertained their adopted Grandmothers from Ground Floor North and Centre with a smorgasbo and dinner and program onTuesday evening at the Clinton Public School. Thrity-five residents took advantage of the outing and by all reports they had a delicious dinner:and an _ . inTereSfing program. The "OVER 90 CLUB" held their May meeting in the ground flbor' north dining area on Wednesday afternoon. Games of euchre and crokinole were played and lunch was served by the WalkerbUrreClub volunteers. Mrs. Doak was welcomed to the Club and a visitor, Mrs. White of Vanastra, was introduced to the members. Several of the residents travelled by van' to Goderich Wednesday evening .to attend the Magic Circus in the North Street United Church. Hall. Many' thanks to the Goderich Police Association, sponsors of the show, for the complimentary tickets, MEN S SUMMER VALUES 'Cut Off Denim SHORTS 1 1 '95 Men's SHORTS 7'95 - 13.95 T-SHIRTS 3.95.1 .os Short and Long Sleeve Casual SHIRTS 12'95 18'95 BATHING SUITS 3." - 8 *95 CAPS & HATS 79 4 2." Dress SHIRTS 8 .00 .00 SPECIAL Long and Short Sleeve C`pliton ortd Poly SH BILL O'SHEA Men's Seaforth . stria 4 CorreSpendent invitation Was, re4c1 fn.* the - The May Meeting of CroartY ladies of Caved', Church Exeter, nl W.M.S. was held at'the horde of inviting Cremarti the secretary. Mrs.. Thos. L.. 1,4th at 8 o'clock;, The: opened the meeting with 4 -he 'speaker. • '• Scott. Mrs. Calder WO* Re. Dowdles ofpresden will reading on Time. Hymn 5n, Progratmell,Faithinl*rFat)S- Master, Let Me Walk wikh Thee, in Taiwa'n, was taiteti was sung., The scripture, Matt. Douglas, assisted Mrs. 25:14-30 was read in unison. The., DPW. Mrs, 4. Jeffer$011, and Meditation by Mrs. McKaig was Jim Miller, A summary of 'the Bible Study, WM- was. taken places by ys aMrnsd. Tsto people were shown by everyone. followed by the prayer the Mx*. It:1-,Ong • Heritage tours of houses planned A CHAT THROUGH THE. BARS — CounOillor Bill Bennett has a talk with his jailer, Dorothy Williams at the phonathon 'jail on Sajurday. Clinton councillor Roy Wheeler is the jail's other occupant. Over $70 was raised to put councillor Bennett in jail. Nonewas pledged to get him out. (Staff Photo) The best places to learn about our architectural heritage are the beautiful old buildings in our own home towns. That's what the Huron Branch of the Architec- tural Consevancy of Ontario thinks and that's why they are sponsoring a series of heritage tours this summer. Correspondent Mrs. John Templeman Achievement Day for the 4-11 Homemaking project "Let's Bake Brad"- was held Saturday, May 15,, at the Kirkton Community Hall with 13 4-H' clubs partici- pating. Staffa 1 club set up, an exhibit on "Rolls of any shape" With Teresa Diehl, giving the commentary. Staffa 3 club presented a demonstration entitled "Versatile, Bread Stuffings" with Sharon Docking; Connie McCool and Rosemarie Smale participating. Among those, receiving county honours and pins for successfully, completing six projects were: Jane Ross from Staffa 1 club and Sharon Docking from Staffa 3 Club. • Receiving her• . provincial honours and pin for successfully completing twelve homeMaking projects was Elizabeth Temple- man, StaT-fa 1. Honout B. Roney Mrs. Lorne McKinnon and Mrs. Paul Barnes were co-host- esses Friday evening in . the Family Life Centre, when friends, neighbours and relatives honoured Barbara Roney with a miscellaneous shower prior to her marriage on May 29 to Craig Kerslake. The evening opened with musical numbers by Kathy and Jenny Barnes, Susan, MargaretAnn and Joanne Roney, Seaforth's Heritage House Tour is scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, July 17 and 18,,E ach tour will last about an hotir'and a half and there will be more than one tour each afternoon if there is enough demand. The tour will be by bus and will include visits to a number of Seaforth homes and churches, and rural homes that are of architectural 'interest. Different houses will be' visited- each 'day. -Participants-will-learn some-of the-- history of each house- yiisted and, of buildings of interest along the tour route. Some houses will be viewed from the outside, others will be entered. Tickets for the Heritage Tour are $3 for adults and $1 for children and include tea served at the Van Egmond house by the Van Egmond Foundation. . The Architectural Conservancy is planning similar hotise tours this summer ' in and around Goderich,' Clinton and' Bayfield. PUC decides town can use bockhoe at cost A sometimes heated discussion over arrangements for the Town council to use a yet to be purchased PUC back-hoe and truck arose at last Wednesday's PUC meeting with PUC Chairman. Ed Daly wondering if -"council still thought the PUC was "public enemy number one." The PUC has decided to buy a back-hoe at a cost of $17.950 from a dealer in Zurich and hopes to purchase a truck from Parkhill at a cost of around $7,500. Last week the Mayor told council that the PUC thought an, agreement might be worked o'ut for the town to rent the equipment from the PUC instead, of from a private contractor as they do now. Mr. Daly suggested that council should pay the same rate, to the ?LT as they do to a'private contractor, now $18 per hour, but Mayor Betty Cardno disagreed. "Contractors . are. making a profit and I don't intend the PUC to make a profit off the town," she said. "There would bench advantage of dealing with the PUC". "Is yorincil still sitting on the idea the PUC is public enemy number one? Do they expect us to run at a loss?" asked Mr. Dalyts. Mayor Cardno replied that she did not expect the PUC to run the back-hoe or the truck at a JOSS for council, but reiterated that she didn't expect them to run it at a profit either. It was finally decided that $10 per hour would be a reasonable fee for the town to 'pay plus the cost if a man to operate it. Mr Daly also suggested that there should only be a PUC operator on the back-hoe and that council would have to pay the PUC rate of wages for the operator. However Walter Scott, PUC manager disagreed. "As far as the truck goes anyone should be able to operate it. If the town has a chap capable of operating the back-hoe then I don't think there should be any problems," he said. The Commission finally decided that if there was a capable man from either the town or theeRIN,elther could operate it. The matter was left to the, next meeting to work out the terms for town ,,use. of the equipment. EXPOSITOR WANT-ADS Phone 527-0240 olowori onforsimisiaimirsiatim Taiwanese Christians were asked to pray. Following the secretary and treasurer's . ,reports, eight . Mrs. John Templernen was'` members answered the roll call hostess for the lay meeting Of with a verse on servants. An Crornarty Ladles' Aid on Monday night. Mrs, Robert Laing Opened the meeting with a poem, The Man Behind the Smile. Mrs; Charles Douglas.• and Mrs. John Miller were in charge of 'the ,devotions. The roll call, What You Most Admire About the Person Qn Your Right, was ansered by eight members. Barbara Templeman played a piano instrumental. Mrs. Jim Miller gave the secretary's report and Mrs. john -Miller, the treasurer's report. During the business there was discussion on the strawberry supper and a wedding dinner and a donation was made to the fund for improving the Presbyterian camp at Kintail. With Jean Carey as pianist, the meeting closed with Hymn 162 and-the-Lordls-Prayer On Christian Family Sunday, The Rev. Wilfred Jarvis baptized Scott Alexander Zimmer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Zimmer, R. R.#5 Stratford. Steven Quance, Margaret Laing and Katen Miller , also took part in the worship service. Mrs.John Scott played for the junior choir who sang Happiness Is.. Janice and , Sandra, Vivian and Jennifer Jackson. This was followed by a hilarious mock wedding with Mrs. Harvey Dow, Jean Dow, Mrs. Reg Elliott, Julie Anne Elliott, Mrs. John Drake, Mrs. Ernie Harburn, Marion Striae, Mrs. Alf Ross, Mrs. Leslie Miller, Mrs. Barry Mahon, Mrs. Bill Mahon ^ and - Sharon McKinnon • participating. Linda Roney read an address of good wishes and Barbara was assisted' in opening her gifts by her Mother,, Mrs. Frank Roney and Craig's mother, Mrs. Carter' Kerslake, Gloria and Karen McKinnon and Nancy Scott. Barbara expressed her appre- ciation to all. Personals • - Carol Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller, was among the graduates of the Food Service Management , course at Centralia ,College on Friday. The Staff a Women's. Instittite hosted the Perth South District Annual on Tuesday at the Hibbert United Church with Mrs. Carter Kerslake presiding. The Hibbert Corfithunity young people enjoyed a bowling party Friday evening at the Mitchell Lanes Mrs. Miller is 94 Mrs. Mary' Miller, Riverside Rest Home, a former resident of Staffa community, celebrated her 94th birthday on Sunday at the $2500 RICHER — The Seaforth arena fund took a $2500 jump at 11 Saturday morning when Marlen Vincent, right, presented MayorBetty Cardno in handcuffs, at right, with a cheque for $2500 from Vincent Farm Equipment Ltd. A number of Vincent employees look on. The presentation followed. a tractor parade down Main Sit. (Staff Photo) Staffa • Receives provinicial honors home of her son and daughter-in- law, Mr. and •Mrs. Leslie Miller. Mrs. Miller. is enjoying pretty good health and said how pleased she was to receive birthday greetings from so many old friends. ' Visiting with her and sharing her birthday cake were MisS Belle Campbell, Seaforth; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lamport, Exeter; Mr. and Mrs. Ted Pooley, Exeter; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Miller, Mitchell; Mrs, Douglas Good, Dorchester and Mr. and Mrs. Jack White, London. An Expqsitor Classified will pay you dividends. Have you tried one? Dial 527-0240. CLERE-VU AUTO WRECKERS NEW, USED AND REBUILT trucks DUNLOP & REMINGTON Car, truck and tractor tires TRACTOR TIRE SERVICE REPAIR SERVICE Clinton 482-3211 Hwy. 8 W. of Clinton R.R.2, Clinton-