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The Huron Expositor, 1977-03-10, Page 7We Offer a Large Selection of Samples 8 Stock * CARPET * VINYL FLOORING * DRAPERIES #-ORIENTALS * CUSTOM • MADE CARPETS HURON CARPET' THE CARPET SPECIALISTS • No Obligation -1.. We COnnect You_ To Cable! 2: In 30 Days We Call tack- And Either: . A) Re-connect you to your original aerial and it costs you nothing or- B) We charge you $'15.00 for the installation and 20 4 a day for Cable Ser- vice (for one outlet) from that day on. • U CAN'T LOSE! . This offpr expires in 16 days Phone your, Operator and ask for Zenith-82110, and leave your Name, Address and Telephones Number on our Telephone,\AnsweTing- ,.Service (oi'write us at Mitchell Seaforth Cable T.V., Mitchel), Ontario') • ASE NOTE' We are not, able io *service-of this time HarpurhaY,,Egmondviile - rand the portion of eaiorth south of the flailway,Trcicks. We will contact you lust pi rico• to hooking yoU up . If you require financing to start, modernize or expand your business and are unable to obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and conditions or if you are interested in the FBDB management services of counselling and training or wish information on government programs available for your business, talk to our representative. sis FEDERAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT' BANK THE QUEEN IN 1951 A reference In a recent :Expositor story concerning a new' picture of Queen 'Elizabeth which the council was obtaining, reminded long time subscriber and former well-known Seaforth resident, Robert E. Reid, of Hamilton; of a pidture which his son had taken„of Queen Elizabeth before she gained the throne. Mr. Reid's son Don was a piper with We-Argyle and Sutherland Pipe- Band of Hamilton in August 1951, when the band, while on tour in Sdotland, accepted an Invitation to play fdr the Royal Family. This picture, taken by Piper Don Reid at Birkhall, Scotland, shows PrincesS Margaret and Frincess Elilabeth holding Prince Charles by the hand and surrounded by members of, the: band. • - ne p wdoors to small business Financial assistance' Management counselling Managerneattaining Information on government programs for business DENNIS TOFFLEMIRE one of oiirrepreselitatives will be at The Parker House Motel, CLINTON on the 3rd - Thursday of each month. March 17th . , ! TH.E6101014,..E.XPOSiTOR, I.V141911 10 1977s* les Centennial room on Tuesday . Katherine. Laverty who celebrated ' March 1st. Mrs. Ann Agar presided and opened with a prayer, Hymn "Bless be the tie that. binds" was sung and Miss -•-- Belle Campbell read a poem. "An Invitation to Church". Mrs- Jas. Keys read the Scripture, 27th Psalni and Mrs. Robert McMillan • led in prayer. Those interested in attending a Meeting on -Sunday, March 6th at 2 p.m. for Camp Kintail was asked. to contact Robert McMillan. Keyes. Brampton and Mr. and Mrs. Muriel McClure_ Mrs: George Keyes, Varna, Mr. introduced .the guest speaker, Lin McKellar was visited by his Miss Paz Rivero, Mexico whO is daughter Mrs. Jeanette Wallace attending Seaforth High School to and son Jack. • • .... learn English and is a guest with Mr. EArl McSpadden of, Miss Joanne Rimmer.' Miss Winthrop visited With Mr. Zach Rivero spoke on the customs of iviiSpadden and Mrs. Minnie Mexicol Hawley. temperatureis much-warmer than Visiting with Miss Ethel Canada. While Spanish and McClure and Mr. Bob. McClure were Mr. and Mrs, Jim McClure and Mrs. Marjorie 'Anderson. AlsO visiting Miss McClure were Mrs. John McCowan, Miss Mae Smith and. Mrs. Glenn McClure and , Donna. Mrs. Jas. Shortreed, Mrs. Ken Shortreed and children visited with Mr. Jas. Shortfeed and Mrs. Leila Dtin-das. ALPHA the group for physically handicapped adults has learned that a 100per cent grant for elevators installed in arenas for the use ' of the handicapped, has been 'confirmed. . by Queen'si Park. inquired The regular Third-Wednesday, -at Queen's Park, they - eetin of-the-month-meeting at the were told theirs was only _the ,,manor,! *as different than, second application in ' the usual and of particulart interest to .province. , the residents. Pastor Yielding building must be accessible to To qualify for such a giant, the showed a twenty-minute film of a wheelchairs at the ground level. pure white robin. The film was Washroom facilities for the taken in the backyard of the home- of ,Miss Ina H. McCauley , retired school teacher and an avid photographer. The bird appeared in her garden for three summers and then disappeared. The pictures showed "Snow White" ALPHA learns of elevator grant Ladies Aid hears_girl Presbyterian Chtirch met in. Tice" Birtlida, wishes to M iss :architects and • even those in English are the meant languages, Trench, Italian & German can also be taken in Unversity. Miss Rivero. is taking Chemistry, Biology, . Home Economics, Mathematics, while in Seaforth. Mrs. Ann Agar thanked Miss Paz Rivero. are presented her with a gift. Hymn "Jesus calls us", was 'sung. Money is. available from the chair placed in strategic areas in province `for innovations that stores for handicapped orelderly exceed the Ontario Building" -Shoppers. Even a handy, folding raising 'Tier yongsters and from Mexico sharing her responsibilities with The. Ladies-` Aid.; of First . her Robin Red Breast mate. charge of the Ministry of Culture Manor residents see • • and Recreation office at Hanover were unaware of its existence. .. When board ' the Brussels arena Code. However , builders, her 90th birthday on Saturday at the. Manor. A surprise was arranged for her on Friday afternoon and after bingo and birthday cake• enjoyed by all the ladies. Also visiting Miss Laverty on the weekend 'were nieces, Miss •Reta Duncan and her sister Mary and .son. Miss Laverty -received a number of birthday greetings from friends. • Visiting with Mr. Wilber Keyes were Mr. and Mrs. Stewart handicapped and doors wide chair would be welcomed. enough for the passag of a The next meeting will be held wheelchair must be provided'on in the Holmesville School on both revels. In addition, a heated -March 22 at 8 p.m. It will mark viewing area must be available. the first annivesary, of ALPHA in The ALPHA members would Huron-a most gratifying year. also.„Iike to bring to the public's For information, call ' Mary attention the convenience of a Howell in Goderich 524-8642, Pat and Ralph. Watson in •Brussels, 887-6236; or.Elaine Townshend in Clinton, 482-3073. ' filrn o Miss Ina McCauley of Toronto and she filmed this herself. It is very rare' that one sees a White robin, indeed if ever. On F'riday afternoon Mrs. Betty Beuttenmilter and Mr. Ernest. Williams showed thefilm of '.The: Littlest Apostle. Miss Donna Malkus a former staff member, accompanied at the piano for the musical part of the program and cookies and treats were enjoyed by all. Visiting Erle Dow were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johns' of Kirkton, ' Mrs. Mabel Clark and Michael of. Bayfield and Mrs. Amy Getke of Mitchell whd .took her father home-orrS-tin d ay . Visiting Mrs. Adele Fischer were Mrs. Edna Weber of Dashwood and Mrs. Joan,Jones of 'Walton. _:.....Visiting 'With -- Dr. 'E. Sadlier were the Farley family of Toronto. Marjorie and Jeannette. Rock and Miss Chrystelle Flofm us visited with Mrs .Lillie Hudie. Mrs. Manny 13cuerman visited with James Shortfeed and. Erie Dow. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Watson of Walton visited with Miss Bessie Davidson and Mrs. L. Dundas. Mrs. Morris Carter of Woodstock visited her father - Wilber Keyes, Visiting Angus Robertson were his' wife Mrs. Mary Robertson of Clinton and Mrs: Bessie Broome of Egmondville. white robin Sphtual convener, Mrs. Alvin Ntuale 'read a peom "Mission Resolutions". to open. the March meeting of St. James CNV:L. Five masses had been Offered ancl,the rosary said at. the funeral home for three members and lunch was served following the funerals. President Mrs. Ewart Wilson , paid tribute to the late Mrs. Joseph McConnell , for her untiring work and faithfulness to the League. Meiribers had formed a Guard of Honor at her funeral as a token of gratitude to her, Visitors for March will be Mrs. Gerald Groothius and Mrs. Peter Jansen.. Corresponding secretary, Mrs. Herman Hoste, 'reported on greeting cards and three letters received from the Save a Family Plan; from the--Diocesan Council on suggestions 'to combat Pornography and , from the. diocesan director, Fr. Spencer, 'regarding the convention to • be • held in Chatham in May. .Library convener, Mrs. James Kelly reported, there were seven new books, "In Search, of, the Beyond," "Be My . Son", "Comtemplative Prayer," "Body of. Christ," "Jesus". "The Mrs. Marie, Kelly and Veronica J. Vincent of the C.W.L. Visited residents of Seaforth Manor. Happy Birthday this week to Owen M organ, James Walmsle . and. Joseph. Provest all celebrating bitihdays the 'same day. Visiting Miss Ethel McClure were Mrs. Agnes McClinchey, Mrs. Edith McCli nchey, Mrs. James McClure and Jack and Dorothy Willi amson. Visitng Mrs. Ada • Reid 'were Mrs. Hilda Montague, Fred McGavin and Mrs. Harold Elliot of Varna. 111 CAR S . Car Stereo Needs We have our own EXPERIENCED INSTALLERS; Therefore we take Pride in our-installations and Service our work GET OUR PRICE BEFORE.YOU BUY Jerry. MacLean 8t Son Exeter AUTOMOTIVE LTD. 235 _0800 OUR STORE IS BIG ENOUGH TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS,., BUT SMALL ENOUGH TO BE FRIENDLY TIRED OF CARRYING,... --TT-HAT OLD CAR? Am.:come In and see us... our LOW-,COST 'CAR. LOANS can h41101 l 2 PER ANNUM r Clinton .(onmnin Credit Ontaloi:tt. EXEtER Ri Atta4:43ii MAik St kW* 23f4044 'Mrs. Hilda Montague and. Mrs. Ey,a,.McCartney visited Mrs. Ada and-Miss Bessie Davidson. 'Mrs. Leila Dundas 'was visited by her daughters, Mrs. Neale. Read,Mrs. -David 'Andrews and Mrs. Robert Pickering, all of Toronto. .. Visiting Mrs.. Flora Dalryinple were Mr. Arthur Varley, rs. Adeline Molnally,. William Dalrymple, Terrence Hussey and Mrs. Mary Chapple. Welcome to Mr. Robert McCluee who 'has' become a ,resident ;of Seaforth • Manor. Visiting with hitiC'and Mr.. Zach McSpadden was i Mr. Bill McDowell.. - -Wm: Scott was visited by his Sister Misses Ma. and Ellen._ Scott 'of London and his brother Mr. Ross Scott of BrUcefield. Mr. Leslie McKenzie, visited ,with Mrs: Lillie !Judie . • Mr. and Mrs. John 'Taylor, Brucefield with Miss Ethel McClure and . Mr. Robert McClure. , (Intended for last week) Pastor Yielding and members of Bethel Bible Church visited Seaforth Manor on Wednesday and provided a .program for the residents 'also Rev. Yieldin'g showed the _film "The White Robin". This was a most interest- ing film and story of the white robin who returned three years in a row to the lonely garden of NESS Ina MeCaludy of Toronto • Woman at The Well", "And • Would-yon Believe It." r Donations ' to the Planning Program, the Peace and Development Fund, the Education Fund, the Church T.V. .Frograni, and Our Lady of the Snows ,parish -in Labisirder were . ▪ approved. The annual meeting will, be. held on April, S with a pot luck supper preceding. . ConvenerS were reminded to have their reportS ready and WS.- Von Etue will audit the, hooki.' The -Elections Committee will be Mrs. Smale, Mrs. Ray Hutchison and Mrs...James Slattery. Nomination forms were handed out tebe returned by March 20th.' .Fr. Laragh spoke On woman's role- in God's . plan which is to, follow the example of the Blessed Virgin Mary.. Lunch was served by Miss --- Teresa Bauer and Mrs. 'Cor Dorssers and- a social time spent. •• HIGHWAY 83 WEST - EXETER - BEHIND.ACME NEON,,SIGNS Phone 235'1451 - • .For prior Information call 271-5650 or write 1036 Ontario Street Stratford.