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The Huron Expositor, 1980-11-27, Page 14TICtArr 7,7t70,47-;;.,, 4 THE HURON E5(POSITORiNOVENIBER 27,, 1980 BY $181ELTYI'Y MCKIEE ilrt there was take-out pitza, then cattle take-out fried chicken and Chinese VhQW mein and now there's • take-oart. The 1970's and 1980's will tie remembered in history • hooks as the decades of c9nvenient fast foods and The Gallery in Stratford is itic,ing this popular service as step. further with a new innovative idea, tnke-out art. However, unlike burgers and double cheese pizzas, the art 's not meant to be quickly ored or forgotten. Instead Gallery's Art A , F'aelt program is an inviting scheme to bring art to the people and in turn, the people to The Gallery.' Offered to service clubs and public organizations in Huron and Perth Counties, Art Packs are available free of charge for a three week lending period. Covering work on fopics from Canad- ian heritage, famous artists, to the elements of art and color, the Art Packs are a combination of display mat- erials, slide presentations, prints and artifacts all aimed to entertain and educate. The Art Packs attempt to • Christmas Classics appreciate \f„.1 SHIRTS ROBES TIES SOCKS VELOUR TOPS PYJAMAS SCARVES SWEATERS Enter Campbells Christmas Draw NOV. 29 - 50 DEC. 6 - '50 DEC. 13 - '50 DEC. 24 - '100 with every.l. purchase THuor." MAIN CORNER, CLINTON 4112-9732 4111411.11' OM! New M.F. Specials 2 M.F. 18' set disc 1 M.F. 124 baler. 22 bale thrower 1 M.F. 230D tractor 1 M.F. 184-4 tractor 1 M.F 236 loader New Miscellaneous 3 Geo. White blowers 1 41' Speed King auger 2 J.M 350 boxes Used M.F. Demo 1 2650 M.P. 100 HR 17 month warranty 1 M.F. 880 16-6 furrow plow Used Tractors/ 1 M.F. 1155D cab, air: heater, 140 H P 1 M.F. 1135D cab, heater, 120 H.P. 1 M.F. 135G Ind. loader 1 J.D.4020 cab, heater. duals 1 Nuffield 10/42 tractor Used Combines 1 410G. cab, quick attach 1 410G cab, pickup 1 A.C. G. 6 row corn head. cutting head. pick up • Clear Out Specials 1 1160 Case combine, cab, 4 row corn head, cutting head 1 M.F. 21' set disc. 2 M.F. 72 P.T.O. combines 1 530 Ford baler 1 J.D. 5 furrow plow 1 M.F 74 6 furrow plow 1 M.F.44 Corn head 2 M.F. 63 corn heads A 1 M.F. 36 10' swather Boyes Farm Supply Massey -Ferguson Seaforth, Ont. 527-1257 include local ititists' • work when possible afid one local history unit inchnles photo- graphs done by 1.R. Sallows, a photographer Who lived in Goclerich at the turn of the •entury, According tb Bruce White, the entension co-ordinator of the program, Art Packs can offer a "vial stinutlus" to community halls, classrooms and librarieS. ,In its second year of operation, the program con- sists of 250 different pack- ages, all listed, in a concise 14 -page • catalogne, Mr. White's job Is to present the Art Pack concept to service clubs, church groups, schobl hoards_and_other_._ pith] i c organizations for their use. The program is not offered to private citizens or firms and Mr. White explained, "It wouldn't be fair for the art to sit in someone's office." The program is a new approach to art galleries and is attempting to dispell the myth that art has to be locked away in a gallery. The only program of its kind in North America, Art Packs were developed after .the Gallery's director Peter Bennett saw a similar pro- gram being used in Wales. Mr. White was hired as a summer student to produce the Art Packs for The Gal- lery. This has developed into a fulltime position and re- cently Mr. White has been showing the program to various organizations and the Aaii4r4 of edueation in Huron County. , The Huron -Perth Separate 'School board is also interest- ed in using the program and - f accepted. the packs or units they have selecte'd, would be sent to the interest- ed teachers for use in their classrooms. Mr. White explained that the units are resource kits and can be used in many ways for study or illustration. A Canadian native heritage kit allows students to closely study Inuit soapstone art, to handle it and see how it was created. Another pack studies color and the students could, for InstAnce, use their imagin- ations 1:1-3e trying to sound:ea-- the colours that -appear in an abstract art creation. Early European and Cana- dian history can be taken"; beyond textbook study with the use of slide presentations taken at pioneer villages and examination of replicas of early tools and artifacts. One pack illustrates children's books, some study sculpture, architecture, fabrics, animals and nature, other countries and cultures. Mr. White explained that the packs are meant to be in a wide variety of •ways. A group, for example could take prints form 'the Euro- pean masters and create a play about the scene painted on the canvas. Mr: White emphasized the program's value by noting. "We're producing a whole 'visually illiterate generatior0 • While each Art Pack costs $50 to produce, the units,are not untouchable. The Scull), tures, Inuit carvings, African dance masks and old artifacts are all replicas anti the artworks are all reproduct- ions, covered with clear acetate so they can be easily used and' not abused. "This is work that's pre- pared to go out. We want it to be handled," Mr. ,White noted.A 5,000, Wintario grant got the program underway in 1979 and now over $12,000 has been invested into the packages. Despite some dif- ficulties funding the free program, the -At t Packs -I -are becoming a popular means to advertise The Gallery. Along with the Art Packs, The Gallery in Stratford offers other interesting and informative tours and talks on the many facets of art. Groups are invited to take part in discussions on mo- dern art, antiques and crafts and view film travelogues on world famous cities. The Gallery, located on 54 Romeo Street in Stratford is open daily and more inform- ation on the Art Packs or any of the other programs can be obtained by telephoning 271-5271, MASKED MAN! John Devereaux of teammates during practice. Use of compulsory this year. the the HURON REAL ESTATE OARD Centenaires watches his protective face mask is (Photo by Dillon) CONTEST RULES_ 1. Ono entry per family only. 2. Contestants must be residents of Haron County. over IS. 3. Coupons to be entered at MLS re-ol estate brokers' offices only. 4 Draw to bc made December O. MO. ENTER AT THESE HURON MLS BROKERS ALEXANDER & CHAPMAN MA LAKE GARDINER Realty Limited Real Estate Limited ALL POINTS GAISER KNEALE Retail Value •Slit. Supplied by PETE'S T.V.-CLINTON Realty Services Inc. WILLIAM D. ARMSTRONG Realtor - BILL CLIFFORD goo i Estes te Broker CULLIGAN Real Estate Ltd. JOHN L. DUDDY Real Estate Ltd. F.E. EYRE Real Estate Ltd. Realty & insurance inc. DON HAMILTON •Oell Estate & Insurance Ltd. WILFRED McINTEE (Co. Ltd. RON SAMWAYS Real Estate SHAREN Realty & Insurance DEPOSIT THIS COUPON IN SPECIAL DRAW BOXES PROVIDED IN ANY ONE OF THE LISTED OFFICES NAME: ADDRESS: PHONE . On& Op. OW Pill -414 4•11.4•411 44--A, Brucefield Baptismal serviCes %ere held Sunda,. rrinrning at the United Church ,:rioducted Res- R Sic Mullen . Baptized ware the twin daughters of Mr and Mrs lames Collin, Ke ils Dawn -and Lori Beth; Enri Flizatieth daughter of Mr and Mrs Bradley Carno- :Aare Kendra lea. daughter al Mr and- Mrs. Donald Rosman Mr Renald Taylor of Van - shaw e (allege spent the weekend a ith his. parents. Mr and Mrs Arnold Ta \ kir Mr and Mrs Ron Sion of Tororie spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs Ken Scott See -path \ is expressed to Mrs I aw rem e Ellis ahd farnil\ on thr. death of Mr Nils last week A euchre w as held Friday eeening 21 at the Ocldfellows hall. 'Winners were ladies high Flora Dow- n. Grace MeClirichey. lone hands Marjorie Broad - foot. Men's 're hands Bruce McClinchev. high Jean McFai en. low Warden Hanes I uck \ draws were won to, Della Slavin and Flora Dow son The next euchre wig he in two v .•eks. All ladies of the U.C.W are reminded of the dinner at 12•30 on Tuesday Dec. 2nd and also to bring treats for the boxes to be packed for the shut-ins on Wed. morn- ing. • The World Championship exhibit of hay at the 1980 Royal Agricultural Winter Fair was shown by Russell T. Bolton, left, of Seaforth, Ontario. The trophy donated by White Farm Equipment was presented by p.A. -Stewart Manager, Advertising and Sales Promotion:* ' (Photo by Ken grown) Beard growers in Morris register Rules for the Queen and beard growing contests were discussed when the sports committee for Morris Town- ship's 125th birthday cele- brations held a meeting on. Tuesday, November 18. Registration for. the cont- ests is to take place between January 1 and January 10, 1984 at four homes in Morris Township. The four places are at Don Nolan's for the Walton area, Doug Machan's for the Brussels area, Lloyd Michie's for the •Belgrave area and Dianne English's for the Wingham-Bluevale area. , Rules for the Queen con- test are that contestants must be 16 by January 1, 1981 or 19 by January 1, 1981, must be single and must be Morris Township residents. The cost of regis- Foresters attend provincial Correspondent MRS. MARY MERNER 482-7143 The Foresters Provincial Assembly was held in Chatham over the weekend; those attending from Courts Constance and Constantine were Eric and Marjorie Anderson, Jim and Janie Preszeator. Ken and Betty Hulley. Walter and Muriel McClure. John and Carolyn Thompson. Sam and Mary McClure Don and Alice Buchanan. oliCf S8.000 was donated to Cancer Research 'torn all theloidges at the Asaernbly. Courts Constance and Constantine donated 51.250 tu the assernbls. The projects for the sear were Operation our kids and the Chatham Women's Centre. 51.500 was donated to them to he dded between the two Court Constantise wtH1 he going to Kijharchan Nursing Home to entertain them the 2rd week in Decerntier There will he No gift exchange between members at the Christmas meeting A number of people from the area attended the 489) wedding anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. Howard Preszcator (former residents) held at the Saltford Hall on Friday 21st. are evening Nov. Congratulations extended to them!. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Taylor, Shane and Sherri of R.R. #1, Londesboro were Sunday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. aPaul Stevenson. David. Darren, and Luanne and Ron Herman. Mrs. George Mellwain visited an Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Mellwain. Lynn and Steven of Stratford. Those visiting at the same home were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crozier. Brian. Paul ' and Lori and Pauline Fair of Huron RidgelKincardine,and Mark Granston of Stratford. when they celebrated Lynn. Stesen and Lori's birthday. Brucefield Mr and Mrs Bill Murdoch ,ealled on his aunt Mrs. W Mc Beath last l'sfonday. %Its Gregor McGregor spent last ‘Neek with her mster Mrs lorna Tulley at Peterborough tration is $3 and sponsors are required. ' The beard growing contest is open to anyone and also has a registration fee of $2. The three categories of best kept. fullest. and most color- ful beard. apply between January 1 and January 10. The fourth category is best beard which was started before January 1. Trophies will be given. •• • •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •..• •.. •• ••• Tradition •.. ••• ••• 11 ••• -in a name ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• es* •se ••• .:Tradition has always been a proud • ••• ••• •• ••• part of Seaforth's heritage. For three ••• ••• ••• •••generations the Larones and Spittals filo ••• •4 •• ••• 00have been Seaforth families. For that •• •.! ••• reason we thought Larone-Spittal 410* ••• ••• would be an appropriate Seaforth ••• •10 ••• ••• name for our family business. Within ••• 1.. ••• the next few weeks we will incorpor- eal, 014 ate the name in the renovation to our ••• store. ••• ••• ••• 4111• es. 0. ••• • ••• ••• *ea ••• v/s• ••• ••• ••• ••• itio• ••• 00. eve ••• es* es* 0.•• es. 004. ••• ••• ••• 00' It's more than 30 years since Elmer and Norah Larone established our family business. At first it was called Seaforth 5c to $1 Store. Later the name was changed to Larones. In 1979 Ken and Nancy Larone purchased the family business. Dur- ing the past year we have been making a series of renovations which we hope our customers will enjoy. The renovations have allowed us to expand our selection of merchandise. This Christmas we hope'you will take time to browse and enjoy some traditional Seaforth friendliness. Nancy aria Ken Larone. •00 ••• floe ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• •• • •• ••• •• •01 ••• •0- •0• ••• ••• •• IDi •• ••I •• 11 •• **. Christmas Is Coming Your dollars can be stretched by good management oil by keeping your spares at work for you in a Savins Account of Certificate with us ... where they will grow some . every day, 41463111SEMen And even a very good mohey manager's Job is easier when he has more of it to manage. Clinton Community CREDIT UNION 70 ONTARIO ST. CUD TOWN HALL BUILDING EXEfER 235 0640 CLINTON 432-3467 ,ase•mmosas.. A ritraka'