The Huron Expositor, 1959-02-13, Page 3`ST. EOLUMBAN NEMIf�s Q� THS WEEK
Mi and - Mrs., Frank , Bowman,
concession 2, Meiillop, • were hon
Dred at their home on Saturday
evening at a party given by rela-
tives and friends, on the • .eecasion
of their 25th wedding anniversary.
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da •' Feb..: 6t
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,un the Orange � • 1
,.,g nail
Admission 40 Cents..
®-- EVERYBODY WELCOME
Anther Lodge Hai
Cards and dancing were enjoyed, 1n L %r ■ :.':■.w■aj..rr.,..
A "congratulatory ,address was
read' to the' ,guests of honor by
Jack Walsh and apryseutation
•
was made- of _a chesterfield'; two„
step-up tables, with. coffee table to
match; and two ;table lamps..
, Mr. andWrs. Bowman:were mar-
ried in. St.. Columban's Roman
Catholic hurt on February
church 12,,
1934, by Rev. Father Dantzer, Mrs:
Bowman is' the' former Ann Dal
ten. They have 'a' family of three
daughters: ,Regina, London; Glee;
Stratford; and: „Eleanor, Reg.N„
Kitchener, •
• Also .pr sent a for the occasion'
were Mr. and: ;Mrs.-- Charles Ben-
inger, Mrs, Alf Bowman •And ;Mr.
William Bowman, Kitchener. :
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FRESH GROUND COFFEE -1 -lb.. ba .'
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Check Superior Store ad. in •
� London Free ,Press
Every „Thursday-_f
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At
Henson A N of
Noble Grand Mrs. Inez McBrwan
presided at the meeting of Amber
Rebekah Lodge 349 or Wednesday
evening, celebrating' the tenth . an-
niversary. DDP Mrs. William
Chambers, Exeter, and Edelweiss
Lodge of Seaforth were guests.
The warden Mrs. A. R. Orr,
and conductor, Ernest Chip -
chase, escorted the past Noble
Grandy of the ledge to the floor,
namely, Miss' Annie. E, Consitt,
Mrs. Alex MacBeath, Mrs, Ross
Richardson, Mrs, Leona " Parke,
Mrs. Baroid Parker,: Miss May
belle Whiteman, Mrs. Archie Mac-
Gregor, - Mrs. William Caldwell,
Mrs. Sam Dougall, Miss Mattie El --
lis, .Mr's. Beverley. Beaton and.Mrs:.
Stewart •Blackwell. Mrs. Anna
Walker and Mrs. Sam Ratline, ;past
Noble Grands, were absent.
• Noble Grand Mrs. Inez. McEwan
invited
DD.P.. Mrs. Chambers'• to
the -front and presented' her -with.
a corsage, after which -she • pre-
seated the PN G.'s with corsages.
'also PN.G Mrs - Stewart 'Dick; of
Pride of Huron Lodge, Exeter, and:
Mrs ,E; Andrews, of Edelweiss
Lodge, Seafo'rth; and the Vice=
Grand, •Mrs Glenn: Pell,".. -With
Sages.. Arrangements Were made
for ..a euchre Party: A donation:
-was'. voted to the Navy • League, • A.
.birthday, card :was received from
,theD33.P.1 Mrs: Chambers:
Miss Maybelle 'Whiteinan, pre
sented_-a-bedspread, hand -',Made,
and donated by her sister, , Mrs.
Dinsdale, :tickets to be ,: 'sold on•
sane
DDP •Mrs.• :Chambers,spoke.
briefly Mrs Andrews; N G;
brought greetings, .from • ,Edelweiss •
"Lodge and' presented a `gift Mrs;.
Harold ''.Parker expressed thanks
for.the corsagos. en behalf. of the;
Past . Noble': ,,Grandy„,Jr:';I PN.Gt:
Mrs William Caldwell spore brief
1y. s ; Mr Id's Mae 'Ilorrance,' Sea=
f
ve a -readm : --.-, n .. .. U cle-.
Jo'sh_s Tdea_of,.Woni:eu" 1YIrs-Hugh
MeEwan :;and Mrs,` Wm. Fuss sang
a' du'
et,• ,-The_.Lord. is 'My 'SheP-
: ;
herd." ac'cbmpaniedl by: • Mrs: Har-.
old%Bell at the piano Mrs,
Sharp'and Mrs. Joe Grummett of
Seaforth. resent d a
p. - e ,, ski : .Mrs::
Harold Parker gave a reading;
Cheerful Little ..—Earful,!': Bingo'
and games were played. The birth-
'day gift was won. by Mrs; Met
-
tenger; of .Seaforth;
Naminners__
e W
Bingo •tannets ' at, ilenSall Legion
bingo Sattirday' Were Mrs Bruce.
Walker;: Mrs: -Bob -Baker; � Mrs Biu' -
Austin Mrs Fleishaurer- Mrs:
Bruce Walker, Mrs A. Foster;
Mrs:; Bill. "`Austm,::Miss ;Bedard;
Mrs; Yanstone; ....George Shields;
Mrs:•Norman -Baird; Mrs..: Baird
and.;: Mrs. Fleischauer (tied); 'Mrs.
William
'Kyle, Mrs. Wes. `Veneer:
and: 13111, Austin (tied); Mrs. Wes -
Veinier; .- share -the -wealth .jackpot,_•
fiinmy .Seale,
NEWS OF NE SAL
o sTRIcT OR ANI Afl
SERIES ir0 U
i resident Mrs. 'William. Brown.
Presided for liensall adies' Auxi1
is Yat- the eru rY meeting
Tuesday:.
A 'motion, was-passed_:to
have -a
draw and s
ell- tiekets.
e
t
s. on
a maies - rr ad ''surt. MrsW
J.. Cameron, Mrs. Howard Smale
and Mrs, Garnet Allan were ap-
pointed a committee to look' after
this project. "•'rhe ladies will assist
members' of the • Legion inrecite
orating the. Legion -Hall.
The group; will cater for a luneh-
eon .and 'dinner. for the Legion bon -
spiel .February 18, ,and- will hold a
party'. for their Husbands • and
Legion members and their' wives
on February ,16, and will `conduct
a Red - Cross drive. in March,;_The
president informed the • .meeting
that a' wheel :chair' was needed in
the community• and:'that, she had.
contacted Red Cress;:. headquarters
at London and "one was in Hensa1l
in an•hour's
A' motion was passed that the,
telephone ..committee be discon-
timed: Mrs•, . John Henderson, won
the mystery prize. Bingo was:`play
ed and luncheon` served.. Twenty-
.two'pmembers; were ;present. ,
The interior- of the, , Legions Hall
is talc'
gon a newlo. thes days
wih s era -
bees. beXn held: The
Legion Ladies' Auxliarhave: been
busy •. washing the walls,_. etc,; in:
preparation for -the painting; -which.
is being done .by .:the ;Legion mem-
bers.:When coii►pleted; the hall 'will
_present a veil fine appearance.
A surprise • 'party . was., organized
and carried:. out by: three Patrol
Leaders and their Guides; in,honor
of Mrs
Thomas Laggpder, ,f9r all
the. helpful, contributions •she, has
_made `to .the Hensall. Girl Guides
Association work: Peggy •Goddard
presented .Mrs: Lavender with , an,
inscribed silver pin'.:'Patrol?lead-
ers••Peggy Goddard, Carol Brown
Seconder—Mary Scane; MICs: "Lav
ender: ,Lieut.Mrs. ,G'eorge Parker
and TCa tai
. p n M"rs .Bill"Fink=held' a'
court-: nfuhonor"-to--make- plans -
for coining meetings:
WM : Meet
S
s
Miss' M
Ellis presided. for tie
February • meetin of the Women's.
.g
Missionary'. Society of the United
hur`ch_-he d in
C 1the church,• school-.
room Thursday. ; Sacred passages;
were read by. Mrs P,,,Grahafl and
prayer,. offered` by- Miss Consitt.
The'study.en Canada -was present-
ed by; Miss Ellis;•'assisted ,by,. Mrs..
William. Henry:: Mrs,, George Arm
dtrong-,': ho.,wiU -carry`On as presi-
ent until a ;new Duet': is secured,
presided,.for :the business. An in- ,
vitation:..was accepte.& o join with
the , WMS• . of Carmet,';'Presbyterian.
Church at the. World, Day of ;Pray ,
er--in that church. on =Friday, • Feb.
13, at;;-3'p.m. k thank you-Ynote
from Mrs. M. Traquair and .a':let
ter froin .Alma. College .WMT, re,ad.,
The annual birthday .party will be:
held I in April: Thirty meinbers
Were present.
Threehundred: grid two - dollars
was yealjzed;;bythe •Liensall•'Knit-
men—for—thea-�-GrzFPled—Children'-s-
Building Fdnd' in,. their 'house -to-
PLA
man
w.
as �'re o e
.,. m glia g # the, pro-
'Nine quilts were uilted in three
daysby the• ladies of the Women's
Missionary Society of Hensall
i ted
m Church; which will tie fore
farded.to beadquarters at Taranto
distribution' to the. mission
fields:. The ladies . quilted in the
church schoolroom, 'starting on
Monday: and- .completing the pro-
feet 'on.Wednesday, working; from
9 a ni.,,to 5:30 p,m. Mrs. Norman
Jones' was:convener of; -the projeet..
Mr, and Mrs.John Atkinson, Br
an, Bobby, Jimmy and Bradleyand
Mrs. Atkinson, Sr., have. taken" up
residence in Exeter -'Mr; Atkinson -
is employed at the RCAF Station,
Centralia;: •
Mrs., George T. Wren,` :went !surgery . surgery at St. Joseph's Hos-
pital,, London, .Freda ; for the re-
moval of her .right leg, and came.
through nicely.. This is the 'second
operation; she. hat : gone through
during- the "past five Weeks,; having
had the left leg .also removed.
': OSLM' `Melvin Wurm` ' H:M.C:S.
Saguenay, at Halifax; N.S., is home
en a three weeks' leave and visit -
.ed `
with ham' sister and brother -in
law; Mr -a d--Mrs—Roy: Campbell
and family ori Thursday,evening,
.Mr.iand; Mrs. Tack Chipchase and
family, ';of•.Yellowknife, N.W.T.,
spent a few days last ,week with
the forniier's `brother and sister-in-
law, Mr -and Mrs Ernie .Chipehase:
and amily Mr-Chipchase is em-
ployed at the gold mines, at . Yel-
Iowknife
Mr. l and Mrs..To Ca
R Y mp1�ll,.ani
Eric. le#t,,,,Saturday -` er-7'lerda,
where they will• vacation: for `three
weeks
Mrs. •G. T. Wren mat' ;taken. by
ambulance to• . Joseph's ;Hospi-
tal, London, on Thursday
'B
'`''Mr. Harold`
onihron'h as
.: ur-
p
ehased--the,'building 'occupied'.at
present •by :the Bank of ',Montreal
Mr .-sail Mrs =;Boli: Irpdaeii,'1VLr:
ail rs
4 d,M _-Vernon.Hedden_and•iiay,
and. Mrs. •Muriel: Clemens _of St..
._'Catharines,'
visited ver -the wee -'
o k
end with rs. Catherine Redden.
'and family. Bob' Redden- is recov-
eringfrom three 'fractured toes he
,..
-Suffered. during 'a hockey. practise.
' Two 50 -year pins were-epresei te'd
to lodge inkmbers; in 'Hensall Tues-
day night.; J. M. 'Glenn, and W.; S.
Shepherd „:,received the pinsat,`:a
m
special .cereony; at the Hensall
I;0 O F. "Lodge ' 223, when Past
bistrict-?,Deputy'- W.-�, R. ,Dougai1
made the presentation, •
:Both men are Past• Noble Grand's.
Of" the Hensall''lodge, with :Mr.
e pherd joining- m - December,
;19OT,_and `Mr -Glenn m:January,
1908. ,The pasnoble• • grands Of
thelodge took the •chairs, for ..the
slecial occasion
Two.new mernler5, •Murray Bak -
and George McLeod, were iu-
itiatedr into the lodge at the 'same
meeting
Mrs Annie Blatchford is not,en-
joying the- best ;'of -health; "and at.
present is.-staying•,,at: the home; of
Mrs Annie Saundercockc
Brucefitid' W.A.
Holds Meeting, Henson Prices
The Woman's Association met is Prices. at gemalfDom unity;
ed Church.. on Tuesday - afte Weanling pegs, $7$146tk to ;e10.r1;
ren', CheIY11[fi; �� tp ;�f.4.s01 :feeder$,
with President Wilinour Broad -0
foot presiding. M,a
rs; J. Cairns'nd: , •$20.50 to st.ei , sows, X61,00 'to
2:00;olsteui
calv
es,.
4.
s
0
to
conducted thetlevo-
•
$1,,00;
i00' Durh
lv�
.5. D
t
o
The topic, "A New �mesad-bother heifersu8to 22.20';'' but-
. wastaken byMrs, anus..cher caws ug to .10,A hymn,�as sung with Miss Mar- Three hundred Rigs and 150 bead
garet McQueen at the lana:qh , of cantle and calves were sold.
the sebooirAorooBrucefield Unit- sale'�urs a Feb were.•
tional period $79.00; butcher steers uto$50
'
serapture, 1st,Corinthians,
2.33,
was read by Mrs.'.Eyre.:This part
of the meeting closed with prayer.
by Mrs. Cairns.
cus.
Mrs Broadfoot • took tile. chair:'
The secretary's report was given,
by ,Mrs,. Triebner. The roll call
was answered by a, Valentine`
verse. The treasurer's report .was:
given. and offering received by
Mrs. Eyre. -Thank-you notes were
read. by 'Mrs. II Berry from Mrs.
T. Baird, Sr., Mrs. Sohn ^Mustard,
Mrs. Roy Pepper, Mrs. Bruce Mc
Clinchey, •:Mr. and- Mrs. •: George
Baird and : Tena, `Miss Mary. El-
liott and, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wal-
tprc,
Mils ,Davison read a letter of
thanks from, Mrs. Janet Pollard,;.
Strattan, for the very fine bale of
clothing sent , to their family of
twelve, w1 ich •was valued `at $200
Mrs:- Broadfoot-announced that
Group No. '1 are'.liaving Dr: E. A.
McMaster' show his pictures of his
trip>to Japan, on Monday evening,':
Feb. '16,at`.8 15. The roll earl for
March• will 'be'soinething you will
give -up for Lent.
Group'Nov, 2 had charge' 4°,1.6
-program.Mrs. Cairns :favored
with a solo, • "The•Stranger' of Gall
lee.". John Broadfoot•coni`
4uited:_*..__Valentbne -contest;after
which, a' dainty lunch was" served:
by "the ladles o£ the;,group: ;
COLUMB
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SEAPORTS Comm.
NORRIS ORGOESTEA
' sio -� Lunch
Mme.. n � 5 c -lrt+fidet-
Sion$ ed by Seaforth titnaries
Inatatate
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G n o a
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Dealern andPe Distributorr 'e Ltd
Petroleum Products .'
U R.. .
STOVE;, and FUItNACE SeaforthDIL -= Prompt P. arm
Phone •aad354Horu-
e.
Denver"
rove
i
Miss 'Regina Bowman; - •London•
.Miss.;: Eleanor -• Bowman, :•Kitchener';
'and Miss Cleo Bowman; Stratford; '.
-with Mr:- :an : MrsS.. Fr
_._ auk •Bow-;
d
man:.
Ss J
sett=Dalton _-
Londo
n -an.
,, d
MiSs,No.reen.palton and M
ass Bet=,
ty'Dalton,.Brantford, .
with Mr and
Mrs; .Maurice Dalton.
Toni Murphy; • Elmira, with Mr.
and •Mrs. J. -F. Murphy.
Mi
ss
:Clare -
M 1
a one Str tf
,. a oral,
with Mr: and 'Mrs. %',J L.,: Malone-
fire
alone:=
` ite .Damages
-RICH-1 t
H IN CAL- -1
Witlioufsultelent milk 'baby
ah
(as 'well asacl
--
u is tend -ta- uffer-€r m ca-lcium
stare do • ' This a n . Th s causes :irritableness,,
"poor- teeth andbones Our milk is not and
high in tale aalsoVitamins,
1 m,;at has _
miner r..
minerals, and. d astu e fresh' flavor.
TRY IT
Logan --Farm Home
The home of Jelin O',Rourke, of
Logan • township, narrowly -escaped.
being destroyed by fire.jon Friday
-evening. The _blaze, of iirdeter-
mined origin, demolished t b e
frame back- kitchen, with all its,"
contents
The fire -was "noticed- first by
neighbors; about 6 o'clock, and.'
with their help, the' main';part of
the house was saved,, The Mitchell:
Fire, Brigade was `c'ahed, but the
outbreak' was under control; when
.the ;firemen` arrived: Total Alain,-
age'is estimated 'at -:about '$1',000:•
one 1
•
ea ort
Delicious... Delightful DAIRY FOODS
A chicken,.__donatedby Charles mg -the —vii net The—•proceeds, =�
Hay, a past' noble grand, was $15,5Y win. be 'donated to the CP
drawn;for with Alex McBeath be= and'T fund:;:
house :canvass'' on Tuesday even= "H
John Heal, Khismeri: cheir-
M W_®
'T AD,S I,RING- _RESUL1`
'hone `' 141 :or
ring
UsY
our Tr � � :.�
ac or Now
Before he Big t e Y`
r n Rush 1':
g Sp g Starts.-• +Yoii could'be in the"field In
lessthan',y i..
I. s 80 days, so don t delay-. � . : it could cost you Iinoney
'Blkaoce:- 'Your:. ''Wheels
Get '10 O0t miles more out of theh o .
:_... ...,, fi � ... out _.. life of your tires. Unbalanced-:
,heels could;cost-you-two tires -a-"y-ear: , r _
hone 17
J HN.. ' BACH
International Harvester Dealer
JOHNNIE BLUE
John Deere Sales & Service
Seaforth.`.
Seaforth
1
BALLIN
roT'PEN
RLi•
with purchase of
$5.00;' or more.;;.
All Major Appliances
15
Stoves, Washers, Refrigerators;
Televisions ..%
REDUCED
•SHATES, II�CK "t"•ST[CBS,'
•
SLEIGHS, TOEOGGANS,:TOYS,;
WAGONS,. TRICYCLES, • ARCH
Eli Y SUPELIEs r.
. .
` REDUCED
Automatic Electric REG. .' . SALE
FRY PANS=
Large -<11" size Q ' $26.95 $19:95
GE..
E!. :CTRIC FOOD MIXERS 24.95 19;95
ELECTRIC STEAM. or DRY IRONS, 21.95 17.95
Assorted. Colours ,
PLASTIC PAILS 1.49
;Three -Piece• Plastic -
MIXING -BOWL SETS 1.59 1*177
F,�
PAINT. ROLLER and TRAY SETS. , .1.85 1.39..-
Black Rubber, ,18x30
"WELCOIVIE"'' EO0R -.MATS•
_ ovar•or Ro;rnd.
PLASTIC,. CLOTHES BASKETS:::;
iiF
'Roiu.
PLASTIC DISH PANS b.:. 1.49 1.19
'
Pyrex
D.INNER'SETS--Setting for 4 7.95' 3:95
Three -Piece'
PYREX MIXING• BOWL SETS M: 195' 1.47
Large Heavy . -
GALVANIZED `'GARBAGE CANS
BOYES' ' FARM SUPPLY,
Phone_10
• ' :.Massey 1`larris:Fergusairi-=P'ealer–�
Phe 832 r`
' R®ON McGAV'°IN
rth-__.
STAINLESS •STEEL •••COOK-,
WARE -Revere and' 25%
Coronet--REDUCED"i.
LADIES ONLY ! All ,,the_
Clothes Pins you. can. spick up
• In one hand •, FOR
Cockshutt-New Rollan&New Xdea
Walton, Ont.
ROWCLIFFE , MOTORS
J. L Case Farm Itnplelltents
Seaforth
7.95 . 4,95
PAINT '
Reduced
O%.
STOREWIDE
Sikiinnt" of
"-A TABLE OF
"VALUES' AT 77¢-
MLen's
UNCH`OXES
'pint Size
VACUUM1BOTTLES
9 -Oz. Heavy
vy,
CL r
CLEAR GLASS TUMBLER ,
FUGS ' c
O'CedarSE "SkotPLUty"
"SPONGE MOPS
Wall'
CAN OPENER with Magnet .
NAFL AMMERS
• Blue ,
ENAMEL ROASTERS_ __:_.
Tvio.eeu°t -
FIASIILIGHTS with Batteries BATTERY LANTERNS ...
Special :1.39
Special .97
pecial 6 for .49
p@cia16 for .39
Special 1.98
Special
Special 185..
_,. Specia_Z•39 _'.
Special .89-
Special
89-Special 3.95
Galvanized -
CALF PAILS
50=Foot
PLASTIC- JIOSE
Assorted Plastic-Haudled
SCREWDRIVERS ; °: ...
FARM WHEELBARROW
Willi Steel Tray, Wood Frame and -Rubber Tire
White Swan
TOILET TISSUE
.60 -WATT 1113435
•
Special X79 _. ;
Special; 1:79 - -.
3
for -.69
26.75:
6 for° . .791
6 fo1.,1.00
Sale Starts Friday, February ruary 20th,(Intal' : Saturday, February 2s
Seaforth,
Rhone 797
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