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NO INTEREST UNTIL MARCH 1,,1979. • Offer ends November 30, 1978. opic."E' McGEE AUTO ELECTRIC'" "'SALES BACKED BVERVICE 355 Josephine Street, Winghom,Ph. 357.1416 tr • Santa has asked The Expositor for help! So that He and his elves can fill the sleigh with all the right things on Christmas Eve, Santa has asked that you write to him at The Expositor. We'll publish some of the Letters each week 'till Christmas and we'll 'forward all your letters by specicil delivery to the North Pole. Send your letters to: SANTA CIMS Huron Expositor Box 69 Seaforth, Ontario NOK 1 WO "ss•• c.;\ trj-,g, • • Avt,L12 1707 .. to' MARRIED A HAPPY 50 YEARS.—William and Lena Boyd of .74 East William Street, Seaforth, celebrated their 50 - -ddlng anniversary o Friday at a reception an s dance held in thei honor at the Seaforth. Leg i on. Mr. a . k rs.B• d were married on Nov. '4, 192 in Br sels United Church. Mrs. Boys e former Lena Miller of Brussels. The couple farmed in IVIcKillop Township until ten years ago when to town. Mr. Boyd served on the, rth Milk Producers Board and the County Holstein Board f9T several years farming. The 'couple have one daughter ia, Mrs. Keitii Pethick of Hickson, Ontario. . and Mrs. BOyd were alsq honored at a amily dinner held recently. (Expositor photo) they move Huron-P Huro whit GI. 111E Hi RQN exPpssToR, Novell:3ER .00 1978 ift iStinday at Huron C. S. tours haunted house. The Huron Centennial stitdents enjoyed a tour through a mysterious haupted house on Tuesday, October 31st, 1978. ,..The Student's Council created the haunted house, Supervised by the teachers. Mrs Carter and Mrs. Gernmell. The courageous kids who entered the horror house, were greeted by a hungry man, who took the fee of ents. Escorts gave a tour o the dark, dingy area. G °its, creatures of all kin and hands were ssing • bodies frightened • some of the younger visitors. The intestines and blood of a vampire were felt by those 4fave enough while a mist Covered the air. They travelled through a • dark tttimei and came upon a dead man and a vampire laying in a coffin, with chains tattling nearby. The child eating *hell stood by the „exit sfirring her brew. , was a, very successful init.. fun day. Faye Ca rnochan , On October 26th the Grade 'eight 'daises from Huron Centennial visited the Huron „Cbtinty Pioneer Museum. this visit was a highlight in ode current study of pioneers. We are fortunate to liaVe a local museum which is sb interesting and has so `ititcb to offer 4rt pioneer rinterials. ',Mthotigh it would have 1011 fug living in pioneer 401, think we probably ag&ed that we really would nOrWant to trade our homes th'eitt. • White Mrs, Bert Shobbrook 523,4250 Greeting into the United Church Narthex on Sunday writing were Garnet Wright and Kevin Holley, ushers were Bruce flunking, Bob Jameison, Bill Jewitt and Bob Pinfounci. Choir anthem was "0 Come tb my heart, Lord Jesus" with, Mrs, Allen Shaddick choir director and Mrs. Glenn McGregor organ- The children's story was 'Things that you have to tell." Junior teachers were Debbie Westerhout, Betty Holley .and Florence Cart- wright. Rev. McDonald's message was "The man outside:: Next Sunday, Dec- ember 3rd Annual pageant and White Gift service at 10:30 a.m. On Monday, December 4th, the United Church Women's Christmas Challenge Games The challenge games be- - gan when 7D challenged 7C to games of football and soccer. The result, 7D de- feated 7C in football and tied _Them in soccer, ater on the Senior Boys H use. Leauge Football mpions, Tanner chal- lenged the teachers to a game of football. The teachers put uThe good battle but lost 14-7. This led to Morenz, the , Senior Girls Soccer Champ- ions playing a game of soccer' against the teachers. The teachers won 1-0. The games led• to a new respect for the teachers by the students. Bruce Morton The Trip to Goderich "Grade 7" In science we were taking about water. We are taking this to learn the different cycles that water goes through. The go'ernor of the water treatment is the Ont- ario Ministry of the Environ- ment. The sewage treatment place has different cycles. After this the water is dump= ed in the lake and it is just taken, back in the Water Treatment Plant. At the jail, we, learned about the council room. The governor's room is in the jail. The walls , were high with rocks on it so they can't escape. They have a big room with windows. for light so they would not use much electricity. At the museum, we saw the different machinery and the tools used a long time ago. The wheels are •not like ours but are may_cof steel. They showed us the stuffed Banquet is is planned for all ladies of the congregation. (pot luck) There will be a table of white elephants for sale. The ladies continue their Thursday morning. Bible study, The past week was on Mary, sister of Lazareth. Last weelp.,they studied Martha, then looked at the sisters' different quali- ties of faith and character they brotight to life. November meeting of the Aimwell Unit was held on Monday in charge of presi- dent Audrey Thompson. Roll call wall answered by 17 members and 1 visitor. Fol- lowing a report on work and life committee of church by Florence Cartwright, it was moved to dispense with the December meeting and Christmas party this year. A card was signed by members to Vi Httlle.y, a member who , animals. Jeffery Campbell The Grade 5-6 Visit to the Zoo One of the highlights in the month of October was our trip to' the Grand Bend Zoo. Mrs-. -Scott-and-Mrs: -Sal diver helped Mrs. Thomas look after our class. We went to the zoo by bus and our bus drivel' was very good to us. At the zoo we had a good laugh at the baboons. An- other kind of monkey was the North American type. It turned out to be yourself look big in a mirror. Our visit to the zoo .r was part of Animal Science unit. This helped us to learn more about animals. David McLlwain, Grade 6 Grade 7's Make Pottery On Thursday the 16th of November and Friday the 17th of November the grade 7's of Seaforth Public School made pottery. Many pots and dishes 'emerged from the lumps of clay that were given out by Mr. Carroll the princi- pal. His wife, Mrs. Carroll, showed us how to work and knead the clay. The grade 7's still have to paint the pieces of artwork. David Campbell Report cards out at Hullett On Tuesday, November 21, report cards were given out along with interview sheets in case interviews were requested by parents. Interviews were from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. on the 28th of November and during the day on the 29th. is in hospital. The group will provide two numbers for Christmas concert at the church on December 15th. A nominating committee of Joan Whyte, Helen Leo and Gail Leargave President Audrey Thompson a vo. thanks for her 2 years in office. Betty Flulley a nd Helen Lee were ip charge of the, programme of making favors for Clinton Hospital to 'be given out en Christmas Day. Lunch was served 'by Margaret Good and Norma Glousher. Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Datema on the death of his mother Mrs. Roels Datema on November 16th age .77 in Holland. Mr. Jack Snell was admit- ted to St. Joseph's Hospital, Londesboro4-H 11 The sixth meeting of the Kitties Kooking Cats was like no other meeting of the group The place was Kittle McGregors and the setting was a Holloween party. Each girl %vas dressed in a costume and brought a friend. The girls were' split into four groups of four for an exciting scavangor hunt. The winners were group consisting of Judi Dewitt, Betty Konarski, Judy Anstctt and Karen Dale. These girls were awarded With Wintario tickets. The party continued with bobbing for apples then JUdi Jewitt led in several mind games. Debbie Wallace ,won prize for her costume and received a Wintario ticket. She came dressed as Beep, London on Thursday having hip surgery on Friday Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lee visited on Sunday November ' 19th with his aunts Mrs. George" Cowan and Mrs. Gordon Robinson at Han. over. John Cartwright spent week end with his friend 'David Whyte, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hamilton Moorefield spent Monday to Wednesday with their daughter Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Riv rs of Tweed ‘',isited on wee end with her brother Mr. nd Mrs. Jack Lee. Visiti g over week end with Mr. < d Mrs. Ken Scott was her brot er and his wife Mr. and Mrs. Bob Scholl of the' Martian, although there was only one prize winner, all the costumes were great When the games were over girls made mini pizzas and bad lemonad. Londesboro 4-H 11 -Nt Seventh meeting was held 7 November 6 , .at Mrs. McGregors. 8 members were ,,present. The girls judged the biscuits Mrs. Anstett made. Minutes were read by Nancy Wallace then Mrs. Anstetf and Mrs. McGregor read a case study and answered questions. The club mem- bers were told to write two commercials on good nutri- tion and design a T-shirt for next meeting. The girls also started work 'bn their skit for achievement day which will be held in Auburn on December I1. by Debbie Wallace Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs, Jint Scott'Sr. visited their cousins Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Stimore of Strat- ford past week, Mr. acrd Mrs. Bev. Jewitt, Woodstock ent week end with her mo er Mrs. jack Snell. Mr. Alf Bell of Prince Rupert, B.C. visited on Sun- day with Mrs. Joe'Shaddick. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crich of London visited on Friday' p.m. with her cousin Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shobbro'ok. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon .Shobbrook and: Diana spent week end with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Wilson and family in Woodstock, Congratulations to Bob and Vi Burns on , their wedding anniversary, on Saturday. Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Smith of Kincar- dine visited and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Colin Paterson London spent week end. On Sunday. Bob's sisterNr. and Mrs. Wilbert McDonald and Ricky of Kincardine and kandy McDonald of Tiver- ton. Remember WIL card party to be held on Friday Dec- ember 1st at Crokinole Party" An exceptionallY • good attendance was at the fall annual crokinole party held in the church hail on Friday evening, sponsored by the Sunday school staff. Winners were high ladies - Suzanne Tamblyn; High men - Scott Millar; Low ladies - JannetteJohnston; low man - Andy Riley. The lucky cup was won by Jerry Hoggarth. The proceeds of the party will go toward helping to purchase supplies for the Sunday school. The Sunday school staff would like to thank all who supported them in their project. Rev. McDonald attended the Executive meeting of the Canadian Foresters held in Brantford on Tuesday of this week. I:6 ,4f** 40 141.0-0. 0. it* isk 74T This. Christmas Season SPECIALS 44, * Soft DinnerRoll,F , 2 doz. - $149 Jelly filled Donuts: 1 doz. $1.69 *44 • BREADS WHITE SLICED ,'We have * FRESH DAILY • In Zurich we carry Ihe..f ual ity A naturally-aged cheddar cheeses available and 'over 50 varieties of s4 Canadian and imported cheeses to 1.1 suit everyone's taste. We have fancy cheese plates made to order for special occasions or parties and our vo. professionally arranged gift baskets make great gifts for family, friends or business. acquaintances. !TASTY NU BAKERY & THE * CHEESE HOUSE 1 Zurich 236-4912„ A "' Seaforth527-1803„, •0-044-411W-24*- 4r *If 4 - - WEDDING ANNIVERSARY- 6elebratipns were fhe order for the day for Jack d. Dorene McGee of Blyth. The McGees celebrated'their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house Saturday for all their friends and neighbours. A - dinner was organized in , Dungannon United Church for all the McGees neighbours of fifty years. The planning was organized by Mr. and Mrs. McGees two daughters Dorothy Errington,, and Helen McLeod. Besides their two 'daughters the have 6 granddaughters and one grandson and 4 great grand children. )Photo by Harvey McDowell) SPS students play challenge ball Kooking Cats have party in LOndesboro We would a 'do!Ighted to. supply you-with, delicious ,o1(1 'fashioned ChrlSitlia0 cake, fancy cookies, and a "variety of .breads and soft or crusty dinner rolls.