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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1960-04-14, Page 51 CROSSWORD PIl,E. 11111111111101 01111111 AMIN 111411111111 60 PUZZLE No. 563 ACROSS 61 Cornish prefix: town 53 Doctrine 54 Persian title 55 Japanese porgie 57• Debatable 59 Storage place for car 62 Attack 64 Scolds 65 Arrows 66 Weird 68 Short for gentlemen 69 Kind of barrel 70 Mine 71 Abst accts being 1 To throw 5 10 To geaet 14 German river 15 Allude 16 Opposed to aweather 17 Pompous show (pl.) 19 Curling waves 21 Triad (pl,) 22 Weightof Eastern Asia 23 Kiln 24 High card 25 Chop off 28 Evergreen tree 28 Ravine 30 Contended 32 Prefix: halt 35 Those in office .36 Ripped 37 Covered with tall marsh gratia 39 King of Bashan 40 ToWard the center 41 Mountain lake 42 Syllable of scale 43' Animal (pL) 45 Ireland 40 Hawaiian herb • 47 A serous - fluid (pl.) 48 To school 00 Gloves (var.) DOWN 1 Egyptian 2 Month In Jewish calentilir 8.Continued stories 4 •Spell 5 God of war 6 Thing in law 7 Whether 8 Spanish American shawl 9 Great LIMO .: 10 Juice of plant 11 Permitted 12 Dregs .13 Examination 18 River of 10 Foldland . 22 Drlilk heavily • 25 Domineer 27 Paradise 28 Stringed ' instrument 30 Shoreline 31 Flow off gradually 33 Deserve 34 Notions 36 Malay pewter coin 98 Sea eagle 40 First name of Persian Poet 41 Decorate 44 Painters 45 The orient 48 Corsairs 49 Engaged In unruly outbreak 60 Optical illusion 52 Ostrich -like bird 55 Powdeared seapatone 50 On the ocean 68 Genus.of olives 69 Command to horse (pl:) 80 Roman clan of male tine 81 Italian city 63 Inquire 84 Small Portion 47 Japanese measure ESL 1I4 WuL a EMU" 3M00 00= u f U3ELL 4I'iOO OMR EMCEE G1l]hII1 Elf `°©UE I ` Il®© CIl'JEI1;! ; IROMrnr 40©©dr riln rm 3 OMR ii ficin ©ntitjp I IJ 11 E.]G1CihIif Unr r E1Il ane •• gonn19 DOD 0I0'®lilJyMEMEIN JCIIC UUM .til[ EIC piaci 00012 ©0151 inn UQAa4 anon D©EO ©I MMO MUD UM At,SWer to Pusele No 501 WIN.CHELSEA NEWS OF THE -WEEK The Winchelsea Euchre Club held Prizes went to: ladies' high, Mrs. their last meeting of the season in Fred Walters; gents' -high, Philip Elimville Township Hall. Supper Hern; lone hands, Ward Hern; con - was served at 7 o'clock, with Mrs. solation, Emerson Penhale. ,Newton Clarke and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. William Walters Walters as hostesses. Cards fol- attended a twenty-fifth wedding an - lowed, with five tables playing. niversttry party for Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ballantyne on Saturday even° ing in Farquhar Hall. Masters Johnny and Jerry Mor- gan, of Thames Road„ spent the weekend with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Newton Clarke. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Smith, of Crediton, visited on Tuesday eve- ning at the home -6f Mr. and Mrs. Colin Gilfillan. Mrs. William Hey, of Zurich, vis- ited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Prance and family. C.G.I.T, Easter TEA and BAKE S -A -L -'E Wednesday, April 20th 3:00 to 5:0013.rh NORTHSIDE UNITED CHURCH COME ONE! . COME ALL! EASTER DANCE Sponsored by Seaforth �_ Junior Farmers Seaforth Legion- -Mall (Main Street) Monday, Apra 18 Ian Wilbee's Orchestra, Admission 75c each — $1.25 Couple Draw will be made for a Wrist Watch and tilt Certificate EGMONDVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shera and Warren have moved into the Bea- ton house. Mrs. Harry Weiland has return° ed from a visit with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. E. Cook, Kingston. Miss Jean Watson, Reg.N., Tor- onto, spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. J. S. Watson. `• Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gray vis- ited on Saturday with- their son and daughter-in-law and family, Mr. and .Mrs. Don Gray, London. Mr. and Mrs: Raymond Scotch - mer, of Bayfield, were Sunday visi- tors with Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Stephenson. SEAFORTH MONUMENT WORKS OPEN DAILY T. P ryde & Son - ALL- TYPES OF CEMETERY MEMORIALS Inquiries are invited. Telephone Numbers: Clinton 1620 Seaforth 573 Exeter 41 -, PROCLAMATION Town -of Seaforth DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME The Council of the Town of Seaforth has in - strutted me to declare DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME, adopted for the Town of Seafcirth, dur- ing the period of Sunday, April 24, 1960 at 2:00 a.m. -- TO -- Sunday, . October 30, 1960 at 2:00 a.m. and respectfully request the citizens to observe. the same. Beverley F. Christie, Mayor • "God Save-tizu Queen" Arreu -:Of fivers r Visit Members Of Legion Availinry The April meeting of tae Legion Ladies' Atudliary to Branch 1.52 was held in the Legion Hall, Guests were Mrs. McCann, gone conalnan- der Zone C-1, and Mrs. WilsAa, president_ of Howiek Auxiliary. Twenty-nine ladies ansWered the roll call. Mrs. E. Brown won the monthly door prize. The president, Mrs. H. Jessome, opened the meeting with a word of welcome to Mrs. McCann and Mrs. Wilson. Secretary Mrs. 0. Little read the minutes of the last gen- eral meeting and special meeting. Treasurer Miss T. Forbes read the. accounts and' gave 'the financial report. Mrs. 0. Little read the cor- respondence, which included letters of thanks from Miss V. Hudson, Mrs, B. Snell and Mr. Alex Mason, the auxiliary's adopted veteran at Westminster Hospital, London, for a parcel sent on his birthday; also a letter from Brandi 156, Seaforth, thanking the ladies for a donation of $300 towards the new hall, Reports were given by the com- mittees. It was decided to send an Easter box to, Mr. Mason at Westminster Hospital, also a letter of thanks. to Mr. Lee Learn, Maple Leaf Dairy, for donating the choco- late milk for hockey players on par- ents' sThanks night. T ks .was extended to Mrs. L. Edgar, Mrs. Jack Tay- lor, Mrs. M. McGrath and Mrs. Cleave Coombs for donating equip- ment to the kitchen at the new hall. Mrs. H. Jessome introduced Mrs. McCann, zone commander, Zone C-1, , who spoke on auxiliary mat- ters. She was presented with a gift, and made a suitable reply. DUBLIN Mr. and Mrs. William Smith and Mr, and Mrs. Tom- Kay, -of -Sea- forth, attended the funeral of Mrs. William Keifer, who died at the age of 95 at Caledonia. Master Billy Smith spent the day with his grandparents, Mr. and Garnet Harper, and cousin Sharon, at Carlingford. Mr. Frank J. Malone has been transferred from the Canadian Bank of Commerce, Dublin, to the. Bank of Commerce at Parkhill. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Evans and children, Chippawa, and Mrs: John Cleary and Karen, London, with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Evans. Mr. Matt Coyne is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Mr. and Mrs. Cullen Russel and family have moved into the form- er home of Mrs. Loretta Jordan, in Hibbert township. Mr. Joe Eckert, Jr., is a patient at Victoria Hospital, London. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jordan, of Hibbert township, have sold their farm 'and moved to Dublin, where they bought the new home of Mr. Louis Framers. CWL Annual Meeting The annual meeting- of the Dub- lin Catholic Women's. League was held on• Monday evening in the parish hall with 30 members at- tending. Mrs. Dan O'Rourke, the president, presided. Mrs. G, Hol- land read the minutes of the pre- vious meeting and the•correspond- ence. The annual treasurer's re- port was given by Mrs. Frank Kist- ner with a donation of a cheque to Rev. R. Durand. The convener's report showed a very successful year. Mrs. O'Rourke thanked all the officers for their assistance during the past two years and being so co-operative in their work with the society , The nominating committee, Mrs. Gerald Holland, Mrs. Fergus Stap- leton and Mrs. Frank Kistner, pre- sented the slate of officers for the coming year: president, Mrs. Fer- gus Horan;._ first vice-president, Mrs. Frank Kistndr; second viee- president,' Mrs. Fergus Stapleton; third vice-president, ' Mrs. John Geffen; treasurer, Mrs. Ed. Dean; secretary, Mrs: erald Holland. Rev. Father Durand installed the new officers and gave a -Abort talk on the value of the society with —the chu cl,, -The-meeting was- ad- journed—end progressive euchre was played for an hour. rVfrs. Ed. Dean had the most number of games. Reception & Dance For Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McBride (nee Patsy Dowson) Zurich Community Centre Saturday, April 16 9:00 p.m. DESJARDINE ORCHESTRA , Ladies please bring lunch. I111th■ll#Illiil1IIHU11AINHimmimmt For All Kinds of UPHOLSTERING (Furniture, as well as Car Upholstering) • Let us give you a Free estimate and show you our' samples. SEAFORTH UPHOLSTERY Centre Street - Seaforth Phone 446 I11,111(rWftiuII flfll111ll111111lliluuuh CHURCH, -GROUPS REPT MEIN .G40.0 X, Wit; was ANO itt ad Mr; PrittAn elpse,i - The April meeting tf Group , the mo Ung with prayer:.. WA • of Northside United Church 'CROW Iii', WA' was held, at the home of Mrs. I~iar. '.fl Easter meeting, of Orono 4 old Connell, with la members pres.. WA of Northside United chtsrcb ent. The ,president, Mrs. Wilmer was held at the home of Mrs: Jean • Cuthill,. opened the meeting with Whine, .Mrs.- Lindsay was Til an -Easter reading, We Call It charge of the devotional period Good." • and read a •Passage from St,`Luke, The tipsiness was then conduct- 'chapter 24, This was followed 'by ed. Yawl and -other material were three Easter messages entitled., handed out to be made up for the "The Risen Christ", "Winning With bazaar in the fall. The devotional a Victorious Christ" and "Its Vas - part of Mrs. E. the Williams. Mram rs. E Elin lis ter The -minutes of the last meeting Ied in prayer. The Scripture 'end were read and adopted.- The roll address were given by Mrs. E. R. call was then taken and answered Close, "The Story of Easter ',- by a household hint. This was #ol- A•,social hour followed, lunch he- lowed by the treasurer's report ing served by Mrs. Ellis and Mrs. and collection, L. Hoggarth. Mrs. Marg. Sinclair and Mrs..J': A. Wee_ egtt were in charge of the program and introduced Mrs. John Thompson as guest speaker for the evening. --The; 23rd Psalm was re- peated in unison, and Mrs. Thomp- son continued with' her topics, "My Cup Runneth Over", "Origin of Easter Customs" and "The Story of the Scarred Hand." A delicious lunch was served by Mrs. -Kinsman, Mrs. Brady, Sr., and -hostess, hostess, Mrs. Wilbee. Mrs. Jean Dill thanked Mrs. Wilbee for the use of her home. FIRESIDE GROUP 'i'he Fireside Fellowship Group of First Presbyterian Church met in the schoolroom with a. •good at- tendance. Mrs. F. R. Cosford op- ened the meeting with a poem, fol- lowed by a hymn, with Mrs. John A. Cardno at the piano. Mrs. R. E. McMillan read the Scripture and gave the prayer. Rev. D. Leslie Elder introduced Rev. Duncan, who is connected with the Dr, Graham homes in Kalipona, India. ' He gave an In- teresting talk and showed films of the people in that country. It was from Kalipona that this group un- animously'deeided to adopt a child for six months S a lid requir- ed pay the uir- ed;fee for the child. q Rev. Ekier closed this part of the meeting, after which lunch was enjoyed. ea ' GROUP III, WA The April meeting of Group III of' the WA of Northside United Church ••was held at_ the home of Mrs. B. F. Christie, with an at- tendance of 20 members and three visitors, Mrs, Glen. Steffen opened the meeting by reading a poem. In the absence of the president, the business was conducted by Mrs, Staffen. There was a General WA meeting on Wednesday, April 13, at-•2:30—part. The devotional part of the meet- ing was taken by Mrs. J, C. Coch- rane, and sheead a poem, "The Legend Of the Easter Violet." Mrs. J. W. Talbot led in prayer: • The scripture lesson, Psalm 139, was read in unison. Mary Jean Boshart and Nancy Berger favored with an accordian and piano duet. The . guest speaker, Rev. J. C,• Britton, spoke on "The Story: That Has No Ending," and based his remarks on Matthew 28:20, "Lo! 1 am with you alway." Mrs. Tal- bot 'moved a vote of thanks to the hostess, the speaker, and all tak- ing part. Another Easter hymn Rebekahs Name Mrs. 1. G ru m.m ett For District Office Mrs. Joseph Grummett was re- commended as district deputy president for Huron District 23 of the Rebekah Lodge for the coming year. She was named at a meet- ing of Edelweiss Rebekah Lodge Monday night. Visitors were present from Hen - sail, Wingham, Wyoming and Pet- erboro at the meeting, with Mrs. Keith Sharp, N.G.; presiding. Mrs. Dorothy Parker, Hensall, D.D.P., of.,District 23, paid an of- ficial visit and gave an inspiring address on "How Big Are You?" stating that "a woman is nq big- ger than the way she treats her fellowman." An invitation was -received to at- tend a daffodil tea in the ToWn Hall on April 16, sponsored by the local Cancer Society., A donation was, made to the current Red Cross appeal. Winners in a draw were Mrs. Keith Sharp, Mrs. Wm. Dalrymple, Mrs. Chester Henderson, Mrs. Charles Smith and Mrs. Charles Felker. Following a period of games, a delicious lunch was serv- ed by Mrs. Dalrymple and her committee, EGMONDVILLE WMS Egmondville United Church WMS held their Easter .thankoffering meeting at the church Wednesday. Mrs. Ed. Boyes Y s the erred P t e m eet- ing with a hymn, after which Mrs. L. Strong read the Scripture. Medi- tation on the Cross was given by Mrs. L. Hammond. Meditation on the Resurrection was given by Mrs. A. Chesney, Who also led .in prayer. Mrs. Charles Eyre read, "Easter Is the Festival of Victor- ious Living." Mrs. Boyes closed the devotional with prayer. Visiting ladies from Kippen, Brucefield, Varna, Goshen and Turner's Churches were welcomed by Mrs. Boyes. Mrs. Bill !Taylor, Mrs. Clare McBride"' and Mrs. Bruce Keyes, of Goshen, favored with an instrumental trio. "What ...(les. Easter_ Mean_ To You?" was a timely readi#ig given by Mrs. Erlin Whitmore, of Turner's. Mrs. Boyes introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. H. Donaldson, from Seaforth .Anglican Church. Mrs. Donaldson gave a very interesting talk about her life as a missionary in South 'America. Mrs. M. Haney thanked the speaker. After the offering was received, Bill MacLean gave a pleasing vio- lin solo; Mrs. R. Broadfoot, of Kip- pen,,favored with a piano solo, and Mrs. Gordon Johnson, of Varna, with a reading. Lunch was served in the Sunday School room, with Mrs. N. MacLean and Mrs. L, Hammond as hostesses:' . BETHEL WMS - WA The Bethel WMS and WA meet- ings were held Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ross Leem- ing, 'The president opened the meeting With 'the invocation. The Scripture lesson was read by Mrs. Ed, Regele, followed with prayer by Mrs. Stanley Hillen. "A Letter From Africa," from the Missionary Monthly, was read by Miss •Tennte Dennis. Mrs. Wm. Roe read an article on "What Does W.R.Y. Mean?" It reminded the group that this is World Refugee Year. A skit called "Associate Helpers' Secretary Makes a Call," was presented by Mrs. R. Wild- fong, Mrs. Duncan McNichol, Mrs. Everett Beuerman and Mrs. Glen McNichol, This showed how the shut-ins can be kept in touch with the work _of the WMS. Miss Ethel Dennis gave a review of the• Presbyterial which took place in Seaforth on March 24, The society are invited to meet with the Walton ladies on April 29, at. 8:30 p.m., Mrs. Tiffin, of Wing - ham, to be the guest speaker, and also to Duff's, McKillop, on April 20, at 2:15 p.m., Mrs. H. Donald- son, of Seaforth, to be 'the speak- er. The Explorer Group met at the home of Mrs. W. Roe after school on April 11. Mrs, Don Dennis is to be the hostess for the May 5th meeting. • Mrs. William Dennis presided for the WA meeting which followed, Twenty-three members answered the roll call. It was decided that a $20 donation be sent to the Re- fugee Campaign. N yrr A COS ON. LET G g tbsp • milk. il take cheese cup gat _ (Iv cressa 2 eggs ndpeppex 1/� yvitb chives eat cage pooh Balt a OW touch! p' ex end Lenten favorite h1 k, adding salt; pepper a .yarn, Len or Whisk, over" low with io1: �, y omelet over itis cln�vea de - ox cream t e Cheese w serve sa tthal spread omelet *ICkl and It.e plenty l heli: gold be sure to ticioua 'SUNDAY and HOLIDAYS—Maple Leaf riairy Products are available at SVPERTgS1' SNACK BAR and SEAFORTM GRILL Maple L- Dairy Phone,101; : Seaforth - O 04J: Mr ai* Mra.0 Zu eh,wish to auu'.apuee the ea,. gage,>ael7t,qt :#" slaughter'. ;Kath. aruth -.tune Agnes, to l 4 d wolf Copper, Kippenr A04 of Mr.. and Mrs', Morley Aoper, the Wedding talsu place on May lth a i;1p p.m., at GoshenUnited Church. Mrs. Nelson Gowdy,, of vft�ingham,. wishes to announce the engage- ment of her daughter, Muriel fray, to Murray Qhriatopher, son of Mr. R, 1, Cl n - ton, the wedding to take place Sat - and Mrs, Verne Hale, X,urday, April 3Q, at 2:00 p,min the Wingham United Church,. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mennell, Seaforth, wish to announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Bar- bara Lucille, to Mr. Lloyd Wendle Adair, son of Mr, and Mrs, Jack Adair, of Seaforth. The marriage will take place on Saturday, April 30, 1960, at 2 o'clock at St. Thomas' Anglican Church, Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Marius Christen- sen, R.R. 4, Walton, announce the engagement of their daughter, El- linor, to Mr. Robert T, Betties, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theron Bet- tles, R.R. 1, Seaforth. The mar- riage will take place early in May, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon. O'Brien, of Clinton,' Ont.,' are happy to an- iounce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Diane, to Mr. Wil- liam Charles Lewin, eldest son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewin, Halifax, Nova , Scotia The mar- liage will take place at St. Jos- eph R.C. Church, Clinton, on Sat- urday, ,April 30, at 10400 a.m. Huron Farm News (By D. H. Miles) 'Continued wet, cool weather will prevent seeding for a considerable period of time yet. Farmers are spreading manure on the higher meadows. There are very few trees tapped within the county. Feed supplies seem to be adequate in most cases for livestock require- ments until pasture. ST.,5 COLUMBAN Pat Sloan, Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs. James Sloan, Mr. and Mrs, Frank McGrath, Penetanguishene with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Morris. Miss Marion McIver, Detroit, with Mr.. and Mrs, William •Mc- Iver. ..• Mrs. Grant Bailey, Detroit, with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. 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