The Huron Expositor, 1979-01-04, Page 5y
• by Steve Cook
'Win* et cat', be one of the mast beautiful:
times: of the year and snowshoe;, or cross.
couritt',y 411.1$ are the two things that can
help you appreciate :it. The silent white
world is a very r'elax$rig-place tq be and the
triumphs and tragedies, of forest creatures
are written .in the snow for you to. read.
Here a ruffed grouse .took to wing just in
front of a fox's rush; while a little furth r
..on, a set of cottontail tracks end hi a tuft of
fur with the' wing prints. of a great horned
Owl stamped' ,in the snow. These .graphic
stories seldorit. take, place in your back
yard, and to appreciate -them, one must get
back .off the main roads and. travelled.
• _paths, Snowshoe*' are just the ticket for
doir'g that. '.
Snowshoes; come. in a .targe: variety of
shapes and sizes and the style orihehoose
.P y y
is largely a matter' of .personal preference..
The 'Bear Paw was developed for thickly,
•• wooded areas, while the - Pickerel or
Alaskan' is long and ' narrow and.. was.
intended for use in open country. The best:
all. round design for our area is often called'
the Algonquin or Maine model, Snow§hoe
size varies in relation to .the weight. of�the
wear*. The 48" length; is the most
cpm on with12"
m a width for le, that
PSP:.
weigh 130-160 lbs., 13" •width for 160-190
lbs,: and 14" width for 190-220 lbs. People
weighingless than 1.30 lbs.. can .opt for the
1,2" 42
size while � those oyer 220;• lbs,
should go for the 14' x S2"' 'and larger
s1zes. •
Proper harnesses are also .requited and
there is a large variety of styles and shapes.
to choose from. The things to watch for in.a
harness are: 1. that they are good sturdy
bindings A,nd 2. that .they are fully
adjustable `The Bates Humane and the
Faber :harnesses are,,,the„ ones I prefer
although there are ' mal g gather --rood
design available One of •the Simplest and.
'best harnesses; Still, available is the •'old
Iarnpavack Style.; het. you should get •art
bid -timer to. •show you how to tie, It
,Properly., •
" ""'•Mgce,1sins are the ori `nal footgear,' r
snow,xhoes, but:,in this art of the country
a 'c ,O►ir snow
theyareimpr side
al tends to be
on the wet side and quickly soaks through.
the leather. .causing cold feet. Rubber
bottomed,leather topped pacs are prob.'
ably your hest bet. ',.•i° . ,, Aiii. with.
snowmebile :beets `.•r insulated ' rubber
•boots, a good. second. Boots with hard
rubber'or leather soles and heels should be
avoidedif at all possible as these will
damage the webbing.. '
Th rpllin gait used when, welkin 4
snowshoes is not too difficult to master and
.it is surprisinghow it will eat up miles
when: you are accustomed to it, It is a. good
idea to get acquainted with your snowshoes
by taking short trips initially, however.
;Muscles you never knew you had are used
g B p•.
when snowshoein , and long tri the first
try can bring pain . i•..tn and a ony;ttr�nezt day.
, Y
More irn ortant, going into the bush can be
easy
oowshocs, bet if you tire
and:your
`moscles: start to "stiffen, •;getting out
becomes not onlyainful.erous., but dangerous.
g.
The backyard, or a' vara'tit lot,
y i `s an ideal
cal
spot for a few half hour practice sessions," .,
Snowshoeing is . probably 'tke least
expensive of the winter •sports, so• strap.
those' • old webs on your'feet and shuTtle off
to nature's winter wonderland, oa.'` '
Frank Bruxer has,'
hwopened: the doors of •his 'new
J ,Garage on #8 htgh(vay next
Le Huron Hotel as Bruxer's
Repair Service,.
a
Correspondent •
Mrs. Lavein, Wolfe '
:The annual congregation:.
meeting --was held • at St;
Peters Lutheran'Church.
Thursday ; evening. g It was
decided to renovate the base-
• ment and:gins all• • a .
t new,
furnace;
Guests' on (Christmas day
:with Mr. do Mrs; Reuben
Buuck "was . their family,
Martin, Marlene Buuck and, -
David from Milverton, 'Rose
ti.Eva, Leonard•B'ur ess Cons
g. tt
`' enc and Joanne of : Stra. ord, -.
'Carl Jarr
,,,+fit Butrck„ Juhe;ond. •
Danny 'oF Mifehell:
Sincere sympathy is exten-
ded
xten ded to the.Bauer
"'Lamely in.
thekleath of therlate Herman
Bauer, 73, who died sud `
denly athis•home in Glencoe
• an Christmas? is funeral
was held op :Thur Dec.
28th; at St. John's•' Anglican •
Church. He was a'member •
of the Brotherhood of Angle-,.
can Church Men, a. member
and past president. of ` the
Glencoe Rotary 'Club and a
chairman of the .Easter, Seal '-�
Campain !for :many :years,
Chairman/ of Four'Counties
Hospital board, Past• Pastor
• of Lorne Lodge No. 282, Past
• D.D C, M,. of Chatham Dis-
trict, .:Member of . Modica •
, Temple,,. Past- T.P C.M. of
_London••Lodge of perfection
& Honarary 33rd degree.
member of the'Scotish Right.
• He leaves to mourn his wife
Irene, a daughter Joyce:•'of
Oakville, two sister, ,' Mrs.
Hen (Clara) Lease of Reis
toc1 and Mrs. HuldaMogk of.
i3 runner, five brothers Rein-
hardt, Brussels, Martin of
Guelph, Emil of 179 Perth St.
Stratford and Rudulpr and
Albert both of Mitchell R.R.
//5,;- one Aunt Mrs. Clara
Young 104 Fife Crescent
Stratford, and a 'nephew,.
James Bauer of Brodhagen.
Mare members ofSt. 'Peters
LutheranChurch where Her-
nu was a former
Christmas Day guestiwith
Mrs. Dorothy Wolfe, Warren
Ken and Faye were.' Judy and:
,Ross , Wood and family,
Mitchell. Linda and Clayton
Markle' of Guelph, Wendy
and Gary Dcrferd:
Kitchener,' Wayne and. Marie
• Wolfe.
h Friends of Mr. Louis hear
will'be'sgrry tet hear
he is_confined to the General
Hospital Stratford from the
Community ' Hospital'
Scaforth.'He had the Misfor-
tune to break his leg from a ..:
fall,
Celebrating Christmas
with Mrs. Harold Smyth at:..
the home of her daughter
Mrs, Ford Dickison 'where
her family Mr. & Mrs.
Robert Gibb of Glencoe Mr:
& Mrs Ray Lum, Vancouver
and Mr. & Mrs. Manuel
Moniz from Toronto. '
Sincere sympathy is
extended' to Mr. Keith Leg-
gate and family in the death,.,
*of a be -loved mother, grand-
• mother and great grand-
mother and friend, The late
Mrs. John . (Addie) Legatt
who died -in Spruce Lodge in'
Stratford on. Tuesday even-
ing. The funeral was held 'at
the Leslie Heath. Funeral .
home on. Friday. She leaves
to mourn her son, Keith
Lcgatt,, three grand child
ren ,and 'four great grand
children. Mrs. John Vock
ktebmpanicd Mrs. Ken Reiht,.
Vitterren and Barry to • the
enc
urc
home of .Mr & Mrs. Milton
Vock aria annly' in .Mitchell,
Mr. & Mrs,Glen Mogk had.
a phone call from Miss Sheila,
Mogk'. R.N., Saskatoon,
•Saskathewan on Christmas
iii. ..
Visiting at th• e same ;home
were Mr. & Mrs,. Ray Leake,
Mr. .& Mrs, Harold Knott' of
Carlingford, Mr: & Mrs.
Dean Robertson Stratford,
Mr'.'. C .
&•M s Kingslcy•Robin-
sat; Mr. &.Mrs, Ken;Huns
berg er; Melissa and
S Jeanette,
Mitchell : and—Marie--Leake
•Hanover. 1 •
Guestswith ...• r' •'
s M , &. Mrs;
Mervin Leonhardt;
Virginia, Sherri, Roger.and,
Jeff on Christmas Day were
Richard Leonhardt,Kitchener,
Karen and Dean Machan,
:Edmondton, ,Mr. & 'Mitis, -
.Dbug LeonhardtSh err%"and
Roger • of Seaforth, Mr. &•.
Ml's. Dave Lconhardt, Scott,
Steven Btodhagen.
Congratulations' are
extended to Mr. & Mrs.
Frank Ward who celebrated
their 35th wedding anniver
sarY at the Blue :Barn,
Listowel, where they were
honored with a family dinner,
A social evening was-'.
enjoyed at the home',' of
Graham Ward,'Monkton.
during which the .honored
couple were recipients of a
Card ,:table setting and .a
4,0'.
• Royal mutton • Tea Service.
iFrant and 011ie have five
4boys and two girls. Dwight,
Ward and Heather of Mit-
chell, Cheryl. '-and . Bruce
Varnum of Toronto. Graham
Ward ..and'. Mr, & •Mrs,
Shcldia
n Ward. Monkton R.R.
if2 Shanan
Shayng d -Bryce Ward
.• R,R, #3, 'Monkton.. 'Also:
• attending were Miss Gillan
Stevens'of London ' and Miss
Barbara T'
. Timing i ng of Stratford.
Unable to' be; present was ;
Debbie and Sheldon' Ra
(Debbie) y.
craft' of Kitchener -
Christmas guests
is with Mr.:�
& Mrs. Lloyd' l?iu :shelbur
g.
Larry. Ken, .Dwight. and .'
Anne were 'Elaine, : John
Valsamos, Mary and Chris of
Stratford,'Bonrtie,.Ted, Elliot
Pam and ' Cherry
• Maras..' .Many homes were
saddened over Christmas,
Sympathy is also extended to
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Wurdell
Frank and his family have
been longtime residents
•. in
Dublin and Frank has many
years. experience -as; an auto
• mechanic both inStratford
and Mitchell
Winners in the Dublin and.
Mitchell District Lions Club
TV Home Bingo Channel 12
Cable were; Laura Rock,_
Mitchel; David Pauling Nova
Scotia; Shirley Kramera,
Dublin; Isabelle= Chesney',
' Seaforth* Marg-,, McNaught,
Mitchell; and tKramers,:.'
Dublin.'
and'Mr; & Mrs. Ken Smith.
whose niece Mrs. Arthur
Smith, Blenhem lostt her life
in a car accident also to Mr: •
Mrs. Frank:' yanhevel and
family in the death~ tf' Mr
Marcel
Vanhevel the
former's father wh ad'
been ill for recenf:week .
Visiting with Miss Marie''
Meyer Christmas week• was..
Mr., & Mrs:, HenryMeyerMe
and Gary and Miss`'. lar ;
� Clam
Me er of, Kitchener ' Mr. y , r &,
Mrs ,;Win.. Pull es and family ,i.
Mrs. Lavern. Wolfe; was
pleasantly surprised with a
long distance p hone call from
her grandson,:, Marcel .Wolfe
of Halifax; Nova Scotia.
•
I. wish all my friends
neighbours and relatives
hats filled: with the., spirit of
love and a: blessed Happy•;;
New Year -an -ail.
ARNOLD J.• STINNISSEN.
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Visitors with Mr. anal—Mrs..
Joseph Eckert and: family
included all the -family for
Chri$tmas, Mr. and Mr,,s,.
Stephen Eckert and family,
Mr, and Mrs. Luke
Schoonderwoerd ,and farad
Y
Mitchell; Mr. and Mrs:
Rieny Van Loon and family,
Kippen, Mr and Mrs. Ken
Hurley and family, Stratford,
Mr. and Mrs, Dave
Steinback •andg irls,
Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs,:
t uenthe.r Borvsi•uk
Stratford, Mr, r and Mrs.
Duncan -EmnT .and girls,
Mitchell, Mr: and,Mrs.. Jack
Storey and family, Blyth,'
Miss Barbara Marriott.
from 'Victoria: B,C.' visited
with her parents Mr. and
Mrs, Walter Marriott over
Christmas,
Corporal Tom and Mrs
Prince and Glenna (Brown)
visited in Germaay' over
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Cleary: and family in •
London:
Mr, and. Mrs, Bill Evans
and: David, Niagara Falls.
visited with, MM. M. Evans
during the holiday season.
• Mr; and Mrs. Frank Benn, °
'Kitchener spejnt.—Thursday
Mrs,M.'t va
withn .
s
" • Mrs'rJohn. Frappier and
son Jrry of Montreal, Ed
Holland. Toronto and Jot,
Holland of .Winnipeg called
on Mrs. Millie Evans on
Sunday;
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In the new year,,i'esidents
of .Logan Township can drink
liquor, wine or hoer Where
food is served.
About 3$ per, Cent of the
township's—eligible voters
voted overiwjrelrSngly in
favor of allowing liquor: to be
sold where food is •served last
Thursday.
About 95. per cent or 526
voters east ballots; in favor of
liquor sales, with 23 people
Votingra$ainst the :sale. •+•
Logan Township went par:.
Bally ,"wet" In 1960 when.
voters approved beer ,and.
wine sales in the township,.
•
However., there aren't ..any
taverns in the township and
Without a successful wet
vote. the. Liquor Licence
Board of Ontariio couldn't
is:sue special occasion per-
mits for liquor sales,
Reeve Carl Vock said the.,
vote came up • alter
Brodhagen Chamber of Coin
me.i'ce,, rede'rv.ed the
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P
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Correspondent •vand Mr. and
MC c -
MRS. ED REGELE -
• 527-1106 Mrs, Edward Regele- ff4
Mr. `and Mrs. Robert • Walton and Thr: and Mrs.
McCowan #4• Walton' visited Edward`Regele ft4 Walton
on New Years with Mr, and l f,'and Mr, and Mrs,': Murray
Mrs:: Winston Powell• •Hare, Angeline and. Carrie of
Saturday visitors •wi 'th M
, c. tratford. :
Christmas 'holidays and and 'Mrs. Ron 'McCallurh; ,�•; �a
returned to spend New Years were;, Mrs. Margaret ;Mr, and Mrs, Stan
with Mr and'. Mrs: Herb Beudrmanand Glen, Mr, and Presz ator. were• 'recent
Browny Dub'l n. C
M`ksc • O'Neil' Beucrman and visitors with Mr., and 'Mrs:
Mr: and ..Mrs: Mike boys 114, Walton,' Mr. and .; Edward-Eegele,,
-�:
MacRae• and familyvisited
Mrs, Bill McClu•
re and family
Saturday night. with !ir. and _f Winthropp'•
"
St Y
Colum n
ba
o--- ,, „u."e"ap •�,VJL. and Mrs
Mrs JadeMacRae, M ac London. rid
on.. Paul Stephenson and girls of
Mc; and. Mrs. Ted, Feeney; Varna
Mr. andMrs.
Y Mike
and Billie visited with Mr: Musselman and
an lvlr s . .
' boys
and
STeve MaloneyMa and Meiand Mrs,Ra %T lei and
Visitors with
Mr. and Mrs
'Mrs: -Mary Feeney:over'Newfamily
of Stratford, Jim O'Connor -rawer; '`
,the
Years,
Christmas; visitors:he
with holidays were Mr, and/Mrs.
Mr, and Mrs. Vern .Robson
Mr. Lo
and Mrs, Harold rncDcGaus t and family
and ''Paula; ;44r, and Mrs. McCall e and Ingersoll,. r, and Mrs.
McCann. Joyce n CArol :Ron
John R ��, It
obson g1
Dull
In
R
---w O'Connor a
crc Mr. and �d .fam l
Mrs, Paul i y Luck ,
and• s,, CA'
Mr Mrs.' r,.l C49Per; M now an Si
,c.Callum-rand, 'Cindy, �l, d stet Rose Theresa
and family,;' ‘isited • in" '''and Mr, ;a d Mrs. RonO'Connor, London.
.• , n r
Smithville yaith Mr. and Mrs
Bill Budd. l•:
Father -John' Costello of . •
Tillsonburg, Mr, and Mrs.:
Gordan Costello and family,
Kmgstgtn,,Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Wickins . and; family of
London: Mr. and Mrs; John
Krauskopf,, Carel: and:
Theresa of . Guelph . visited
With Mrs. Tessie Costello.
Mrs. Millie Evans. spent JP
45-
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Pi EXPOSITOR, ,IA:IUY
signatures of7S ' t~ coat of
the ratepayers IP e town-
ship.
The chamber was. ' eon=
"cerned that , it would no'
,longer be able to get special
occasion permits after
December 31 • without .a suc-
cessfui` wet vote in the'
township-•'
spies
s
The plebicite'watto't Melt!
at the time of the rpttnieipal.
elections because prop�,ar $
'of liquor alis
deadlinef e
. or the 9oet'tR; to, '
appear•ont the ltallat,
Reeve Carl York said as far
as township c10neil was con-
cerned," the °Ouncit . was".
neutral in the liquor vote.
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WINTER/SPRING-1979
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which arc beingoffered iii this winter/spring•se ester.
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Monday 5:00 5:30 p.m.
- 6:00-6:30 p,m.
Saturday 2:00 2_30P :m.
Beginner 1 .
Moe.n
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Saturday;
8
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Tuesday 5:00 5:30 p.m.
Saturday 1:O0 -,1;30 p.m„
Beginner 3
Tuesday 5:30 --6':00 p.m.
Saturday 12:30.1:00 p.m.
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Beginner 4
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Tuesday.; I,:00 ;6:30 p.m.
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Junior 1 :
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Thur 5:30-6:00p.m.
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'Inter.niediate 1 8, 2
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Tuesday 7:30 - 8:30 p.m.
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Monday 7:30.8:30 p.m,
LADIES,
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10:00-10:.30,a,m: ' 1,
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10:30.11:00 a.m,
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11:30-12:00 a.m,
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Mondayi�.00-7:30 p.m.,
9,
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:10;30-11:00-:r m,
Kinder Gym, - Thursda
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Tuesday 8:30'- 9:00 p.m.
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' Wednesday 8:30 - 9:00 p.m.
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Ladies Gym + Sauna ' a
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Mon. Wed. Thurs.) :30 - 3:00
p.m. '.
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Ladies Health Spa, Sauna
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Tuesday 1 30-,3:00p..n.
•8:00-9:30 p.m.'
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Monday 1:00-9:30 p:m.
Yoga. -.10 lessons FEE
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