The Huron Expositor, 1959-04-10, Page 3M
SEE ` 'SAV THE DRiia'x:047 iiil 4 E
YOU MONEY s
See .the Ontario'" D"rill
® See:.the drill that:will•sow granulated fertilizer
Seethe. drill' •that: will sow corn, etc.
0,See the drill that is hundreds of dollars under
— other:dr111s`T —
. a also have 2 Case 15-Run;Fe'rtilizer Drills
nearly new
Phone 267
F:.
)TORTS
Seaforth .Ont.
certificate .o achi eve ' nt' r • success -
e 'tial ertaf f e me fo
SEAN; SMITH, ,Brussels, r cerved Via: pini and 'special
fully completing;,12 girls • homemaking "club projects ata 4-H .Club,..raliy at . Blyth on , Friday.
The 'awards' werepresented, by, Mrs.,: Wes,, Bradnock,,, right;. of Auburn, president 'of.:' West Iduron
,:Di•strict-of the -Federated Women's Institutes.. (B-H'•Photo):; '• •
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Presented by CONSTABLE HARDY
Ontario Provincial ;Police
Farm Forurr9:..fro n CKNX.
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Essay Contesi
Ladies. Please Bring Sandwiches or Cookies
Coffee will he''supplied
very one �Welcorne !�.;:
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TKE ALL IMPORTANT CROP!
•t ' F o�.,rri''.o®o p Seed It . Grows Bes r C e. d 'i
astures sawn -from recommended Co,op
Pasture Mixture insure the best seeding pos
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sole
reliable seedin•.i. Mixed in accordanee - .with thehos
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rm`•tio� available a d
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'. mixed onl with the highest ualit ' seeds
Co-op .'Pasture. Mixtures give the assurance
of better longer standing pastures:
CO-OP' MIXTURE "A"-Forlight, medium'
to ;heavielr soils, welt drained
CO-OP MIXTIJRE "B"—For types of soils
. when drainage is fair • - ' .
OP ' MIXTURE "C" For . low . lying,
poorly drained areas, subject to flooding
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FARfitERS00•ORRITIvis.
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A: provincial honors pin was. pre, _Killop Club File' Williamson ;for •,
seated to `Jean ®Smith, Brussels ':Walton• Club.' Girls who presented
and;counte_awards ere, pxesehte ..'skits :.or • demonstrations -me lude
to five girls, at,a'4H Homemaking; Barbara. McKay, Carol Rosertson _•
Chili: Achievement,; Day :;program and Mary McNaught, of.Moncrieff;
Cher' l -Madill Wil a' Alblas • Val -
in the'Memorial • Hall y /� �/ '
held: Friday b , m r �11�� O ;'.1 ears'
atBlyth. ,The program had been: ;erre Holland, Judy.. Taman "''and
'originally planned' for February `7., ` `_Madeline Lawrence; :•Blyth No 2; L f •, ..
but: had to be• postponed'rbecause Sharon Hemingway; and Edith'Dav- �Narkt, OCCaS�on
of •Winter, storms •and,bad roads is,I Brussels; Mary Nesbitt, Lenora -
The.•girls,••whb ;received county: ,Hallahan, Rose' :Marie. • Hallahan Mr. and Mrs. John Fryce, Jarvis
honors for ; completing six ;°home- Dorothy', Howatt; Blyth No- 1;: and St;; quietly celebrated.their fortieth
making.- rojects'were Bette Young- -all.; member's :of the, Cranbrook. wedding,;:anniversary .re'cent1y,:
p..J,
b1ut,;.Auburn .- The1'ma McDougall .Club.. wheel 'members, .ef:. their family'
and Ruth .Webster;- Blyth.;;:. Jean, :Centifieates.- gathered •together' for, a.'dinner '.at
o''.lan and :Marguerite,::Scott •Mc- the ir.:home on 'Jarvis ' St : They
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Certificates 'of achi ement�were .
I illop. Jean Smith re'ce'ived her' :presented :to 4s girls, as follows were married• Marcb,,...„.•, 26 1919.
provincial honors for successfully Auburn Club =' Mary''Kirkconnell =The dining -room table was spread •
complet}ng 12 projects: The•'iaward .Audrey.Maclian,."Eileen Schneider with a. white tablecloth and centred
to `1Vliss, 'Smith was:!; presented by :Betty`:Ybun blot 'Blyth No: 1: Grub with a•, beautifully _decorated yt ed -.
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Mrs W.e-s Bradnock,, Auburn, pres .:Mrs.• .'Evelyn"':Caldwell,,. Dorothy ding cake;:a` gift .rem their daugh-
ident of ',West II'aron .District of Howatt' Shirley Machan , Mrs". ter, Mrs. Aaron, Do rr, ; Preston.
the'Federated Women's Instltutes.:Thelma McDou'all,•,Mar Nesbitt All mem'bdrs ,of.: the family and
of` OiTrtalo:.-._ .. _ :: - _,.;: ., .. ' .- g y :grandcii' dren''21-an' a ;were _pre
M_s. Ruth Webster $lythe ,No 2 �
;Eight clpbs•took part in :the Fri- ;':Club- `Wilm'a lblas ..Dorothy :Bail .,sent for `this happy' occasion
hick a r deli- :rile. ne s of . e f rl -are:
day: program w w s..o g ie Valerie Holland Cher -yl Mad�ll,y.—_. •, Y
ed and directee%byy Mrs Ian. Mc-•-;Bpussels .'Club,—`J ' Alcock <Shar-. M'rs Aaronl Doerr, Preston; Alvin
i�llistei•,.,,home eoonomtst .for, Hur- 'en Hemingway°, Yvonne Pollard,..,Pryce, Kitchener; Les Pryce, RR
on. '> The. ,special guests• in ludedJean'Smith Sharon Store . ' Audre 1,,. Dublin; Miss. Beatric;e•..Pryee,
iM ss'Jean.Scott, Guelph; formerly : e' Hee Y: y London, and '1V1,'
Vlis`s:Helen Fry"ce, ;at
Wheel r, H 1 n W l e°1T-''Gran,
Home' " economist,• for Perth and` nbrook ,Club, Tonne Engel, Dorot iy home•
`now supervising- economist• for On- 'Knight;. MCKil'lop Club; Marjorie .i 'The day was •'1• i:ghbghted b'y the. -
tario:' Comments en skits' and, Caixipbell, Loretta ,Gonnehy San- presentation to Mr, and:Mrs..John
demonstrations .w ere: given-byyMiss :d :Haig, • M: rio ''':Hunt'' Kare Pryce of ;an .automatic:popup toast-
,Scott; by Miss Mary LOU' Jpa'ck,, Kerr, Faye: Little, Jean'. Moylan er;-aluci;:was made by' three Of
home economist for`Bruce; and'by:,Luella Moylan; Joan Fryee; "'Mar their granddaughters -.Dianne
Miss•: •Hildegarde• gentler,: home: guerite, Scott,.` June , Smith,, Mar::Doerr,. Peggy. Pryce, and,Christine
.economist for Wellington. - jorie Smith; Moncrieff Club Pryce.
Comipentators for club ; exhs 'Cheryl''': Harrison, . Darlene Irvine,
included .Eileen Schneider,, for Au- Barbara MciCay; Carol Robertson, "" '
burn Club;< Jean Moylan;, for Mc-, '10bb a� r • .s- -.
Joan . 'Robertson; :.Walton Club,
Irene .:;7o nston,. ° Barbara. , Turn- l "
AA ♦♦ bull ,.. ea '.: Wa ter =Eileen tail- = `�ens:Cd i, ....�:u � ce$s
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MRS: R S ;:EVANS_�i Cub leaders who:: -or anized the The'.third aniiftial, hobby fair; in
,..I„ b ' g the Hensall Town;. Hall' Wednesday.
Death took place,; in Wellesley: :projects and supervised the pre
Hospital, 'i'oronto,,:on:','`Monday, ,paration 'of exhibits 'and demon Was very* successful and largely .
March 36; of ,Emily Clarke, widow. trations 'included: 'Auburn. 1VIrs. :attended, There., were over 10.0
of the late R:. S. Evans,; and d.augh ;Ed, Davies and Mrs„.sAudrey,:Ma- • entries,
ter of thelate Wiliam•. Clarke and Chan; ' Blyth -.Ivo: 1, `Mrs. 'Thelma „ Winners in the' various classes
Eleanor. Mcl coley', all, of • Stanley ,McDougall• andMrs:�.Rrith :- Web- were best wodwork model, ,,1161V -
township .Mrs Evans .lived in as
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terlyth 1`lo. 2 Mrs W Good and itannie .best shop ;work•'.art-
forth' for a• number;of years while ;and Mt s L:• McGowan, Brussels, idle, Howard Rannie; • best metal
her--e"r ,,-da tghter;-'Eleanor, u' Mr :'jobn 7"Whh`eler an• ' rs. ac ra ar lc e, 1 rs ora er•,
Mrs:: T '' R, Dryden', of ;Toronto;, Lowe; ,•Cranlirook, Mrs. Allan` Me- stamps:: best displayed ;collection
teas reeeivin• r�g her ;:education.... .,'Taggart; Mc (i114p;- Mrs::, -Gordan Charles • Miekle; ; best
Mnational eel-
rs. Evans is :survived” by her '',Papple. and 'Mrs James Keys; .lection, .Charles ,1Vliekle; best, first
daughter and two"'' dchildren, ..Moncrieff; ;'Mr5 KC:• Ludington; issue;• -Bob •Mieisle; hest .needle-
and, one sister, Mrs�..4..•iVhller,:Walton;; 1VIrs, F • Walters •and Mrs. .point article,,. Mrs, Vanderworp,
of Toronto., ,` G, Williamson:: best croteheted or tatted article;
The funeral was.held on Wednes ` 'Mrs L Baynthiam, • knitting, •Mrs.•
day from the:lVfcDougall and'Brown,: 7 E. ' Chipchase, best article of. ern
Funeral•Home, Toronto, Interment• f broidery, Mrs.:" Rodger Veinier;
was m Mouni Pleasant Cemetery,' CDuT� :Reporta
Toronto. best i5iodel plane, Wayne Ellwood
(Continued frons •Page2)'. :best ',water color. painting Mics;(A
MELVTLLE P. GILES : .. , 'a'ha` Dile,;': 1t•'nles r is. :It. has• :Consitt;• best oil painting; --Mrs: ;R:
HENSALL-The ' death ' occurred .' M' Peck ,best original.;,,painting,
suddenly. at the '"C0ueensway Gen-!.ensyforthu,•ile nix mg kis o 'it -;Mrs.,:Don;Joynt;,
eral:Hospltal, .Toronto,• en Monday, beat for d unle s six is bus :or a
y ear. And unless nt.'*.ts busy and ' Jucige5? were iVt 'ss C. i�icGowan,
•March•30, of:Melville„P: Giles, `late' gives Parliament strmdthing nnore :Blyth, Mrs, Vau:.bamni,': Clinton;
of Drayton; Ont., and formerly of solid to chety -en, it"will be•letting ;Mrs, C ^Smillie, Mrs R.., It, hlid-'
New Toronto, Past Master of 'Con the opposition: get away with the dicton, C. Wilkinson and; Rev. -C:
naught Lodge A.F. '.and A:M., No. starring .role, D: Daniel, Hensall.• Miss Peggy
501, • and Past .Patron of Rockwood k�or';Parliament, by the diction; ' Gaddafi d, den `a ham aa door pr,'ize,
Chapter,' 4-I S ,�N"o, .225, any defiiution, :is, a place "fbF alk, •The ,fair was sponsored by #Ietnsall.
Surviving . are : •his Widows the Opposition parties•are always; best- It creation Committee.
former Luella Patterson'; three at talkie the .- overnmerit must
dauglitors,,.:R1rea .; ,(Mrs.,''A. 'Ma- : e.legislation' om' 'fn to •ca tore
keep ov `�,
honey); .Ishii ton; Betty;;New TO- -the spolight of 'nt,biic attention. - YY I NTHROP
ronto; Patricia, Leaside;. one sis-
ter, 'Mrs. George :Thompson, Hen-: will help to hold that spotlight,for trop Y.i'. was':held in Winthrop
'tall;two brothers; •Fred, Harris-c:a start. Church. Recreation• was followed
.'on., and Hinie,,.' 1 otnsay.. ..� .., F a 'minutes
Funeral••.services were held from j e - byre ad d the .ro. l'he answer
• `Capital: Hi11::Capsul s 'Were read�,and the roll call anew'
the 'Arthur: ''B; Ridley Funeral; The• nnost .:eagerhy awari-ed atein ;&r-by°i •12.'mumbers:- $ible--Study_`
Home 980 Lake'•Snore toad - at " ,.
• rs' Feline Minister s ,twos started ,e with the: ,scxiptire;:
14th'•Street, .New `Toronto Thurs hill .of:;..humdn.•rig`hts, first intro Mark ,1,:21-28, ' berng..read: ,:111x.
day,' ,April 2, withcr
.. emation at diced 1;ast summer and laid aver •Summereli • spoke ,ori:„ ride.,,,, and
the Toronto Crematorinin. :A. Ma- fon a cohsrderation, by, all el'einents announced the benedict'ii • '
sonto servine: was •held in the chap-: of'the 'Canadian• society'. ' •
el Wednesday evening. ,' The l�ewfouhdland. - -affair, ,witil
u W1)✓LIAMVI• JOAN'AIXIN all its elements ofdanger:, and di-
• William ;John Allili died sudden- 'vision, ,has blown up -to prove the
ly on Sunday' ,at Alexandra Marine •heed for an all-encompas'sing•.bill ---
nd.-`Gene ai Hospital--i3ndeTitte. •f -rights- t.tit Mme- Diefenbaker's, ...
He was born in COlborne,township, bill coverS'only matters under fed-'
.a sonof., the late' William, and era]:jurisdiction ,Despite its' lim%
Elisabeth Treble Allin,. an'dlife.,'..',..,:
farm tations, it fs^ •abound• to stir up_ a.
ed in that township:.all his. life s ., 'good deal of heat in i.ihe Cotriinons
He• was in his ”-9th year, He was when -it.: -.4s: brought:": forward for
a mefnber- 'of •Benmiller - United •enaetntent, • And .' premier' Joey
•Church,' Tlis., wife • died in i anuary 'Smallwood's ghost will, be stalking
of ,,this. year. ;the galleries -
Surviving- are silt: sons,:.-oliver%iy x
ROY, and Clarence; •all.of:Colborne. Canadian. , business is still' await-
township; Reginald- Seafer.th, Chf-..;ing''tho. appointment .of.„a national
ford,.- Toronto, Gordon, Oshawa;~ energy board,- based' ri the tecom-
four sisters,! Mrs.`' uisa•oung • mendations of• the•'Borden royal.
and Mrs. William ( anny) Pitbla commission on; energy .submitted
do,- both of • Godericb., Mrs:. John last: Mail
(Ada) Craddock God'erich town }
ship; Mrs. Della .Masterson,. Wash When • Parliament •`adjourned Tford
ington, • D.C.; and.- one 'brother, );aster, the governments tempore
Everett Allin, Goderich. ary. subsidy :, plan to Counteract•
The body rested, •at the Stiles ,railway: freight rate increases'"Was
funeral home, Goderich, • Where a•' before: tie Commons,• It still faces
funeral service Was held Wednes- searching scrutiny before it: pass-
dayat 2 p.m, Rev: S. 4. Moot'; es„ . '
of Rein -hiller United Church, offn- '
elated. Burial t4as': made •in Col Commissions are,• not paid on.
borne "cemetery ' :argurrientis .won,'but on sales made;:
;J
PyQfficksF
Visit . Toa -Hensa•HI
Amber, tadge •
D:D.P• Made
William Chambers,
Clinton, Made her official 'visit to
Amber Rebekah Lodge. 349, Hen
salt, Wednesday eyening: Noble
Grand Mrs, Inez 14Ic'Ewan presid-
ed; :•.After welcoming the visitors,
Mrs. Chambers Was presented to
the N.G. by, Junior P.N.G. Mrs.
William Caldwell,. and presented
with a corsage by Mrs, McEWan.
'Financial: committee .report was
presented'. by, Mrs.. Joe 'Flynn; pro -
party committee by Mrs'. E. Chip -
Chase, Mrs.;' E. Shaddick_ reported
for the CP' and P Fund. An. invi-
tation
nvitation Was" received from. the Gode-
rich ; lodg' to attend their fiftieth
anniversary' May 13; also an invL
tation, was received from Clmton
to attend . "Friendship Night"- on
April 11, sponsored by the 'IOOF
and •Rebekah's in the -hall at On-
tario Street United Church, Clin-
ton. -The district meeting. :for the.
Past Noble Granswill be TielcT in
-Exeter, April. 8, at ,-3 .p,m..
A .letter was received' from Mrs,
1Vlarthia Ride in Kansas City, ask-
ing Amber. Lodge to correspond,
with their lodge. The D D.F. Mrs.,:
Chambers, spoke on- the Home" at
Barrie, and the correspondence
with the Lodge in Kansas City.-
She-.a1"so-expressed-since- thanks -
for the welcome she received.
Following the , meeting,_ contests
were directed by Mrs. Hugh Me
Wan; Jr;, ..and Mrs; Kenneth El -`'to; Miss Joan Smith, ' Preston;
�er. A Dutch auction was held,Mrs, i
Iliam Mre le
.and -the cake donated by•Mrs, Mc- MissSharon MacMillan,
H e ns'
all•
London;,
Ewan was won by` Mrs. Harold
iF HURON EXPOSITOR, SEAFQWfH. O1 T., APRIL 10, —.
ARRANGE TROU SE U TEAT HO 0
'HENSAU BRIDE oF THIS r WEEK.
Miss 'FIo rence Elizabeth Mickle; Mrs. Robert- Dry'sdatle, . Hence,
whose wedding to Walter Ross and Miss Joan 'Willison, London.
MacMillan, Toronto, will take place
Saturday; April 11, at the United
Church, Hensall, was honored at
a trousseau tea held at the Home
of .her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ern-
est Laird Mickte, Guests verb re-
ceived .by . the . bride -elect, her
Mother and the. groom ' elect's
mother; Mrs:. Charles Malcolm
MacMillan, London,
Miss '•Ann • Mickle attended the
Hostesses entertaining icor Miss
Mickle were the groom -elect's
mother; Mrs; Ma+eMillan, at as
afternoon :tea at. ber home la Lonio
don; Miss Shirley Stephenson, and
Miss. .fart,- Corner, Toronto', ':a
shower . and presentation Mrs;
Walter Murray.- and Mrs;' Charles
MacGregor atI the ,former's borne,
Toronto, :kitchen, .shower; Miss
Joan Smith and Mrs. Carl Stever,,
door and Miss Miss';Sandra: MacMillan at the latter's home, Galt,'.a .1tunCh*
Was in _charge of the .guest book. eon and a Gaup and saucer. shower
The tea '•table was covered ,with a and the Victorian Order of Nurs-'
white .out -work cloth and centred es Toronto branch,;a party, and
with . an„ 'arrangement • 4f, white presentation. Following rehearsal" -
mums, • pink carnations and' snap- Friday evening,; the groom -elect's
dragons, flanked by pink tapers parents, Mr, and Mrs. Charles
In silver candelabra.. Malcolm,•are entertaining the bri.
Presiding at the tea. table were dal. party.
Mrs. Frank Mrckle, Ridgetown,
"aunt of the bride_; Mrs. _Mire
Clark,: great-aunt of :the bride;
Mrs. • Charles': Daniel' . anti=. Mrs.
Mark Drysdale. Tea room. assist=
ants were Mrs. 'George. ZVlickle
Ridgetown, Mrs.' -Carl Stever, • --
-Galt;-- Mrs
-;Galt,:Mrs s Reynold Gelb, Guelph;
'Miss Shirley Stephenson, .Toronto,
and Mrs. Merlin.. Love, London. In-
vitirg guests to the' ,tea <room were
-Mr-s.._Robest, Middleton -.and._ -,Mrs_
Walter Spencer.
Trousseau. and gifts were shown
by Mrs. Charles McGregor, Toron-,
Logs and`Stanuling. Timber
WANTED
e -Pay Gersh TopPtices
Jags Te.<1104 • & Son
Saw•mooll - -Auburn—
Auburn
PH NE. WPI: 2,. -.CRAIG
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Parker
Harpurhey..; Bride
Guest 'of. Honor;
Miss Jean Scott and •Mrs Joseph
tznuiirmett w,ere,Co hoste'sseaJor a
miscellaneous shower ih-hgnor—of
Betty Jean :Aitdrews;•bride: of Sat
-urday at the-Gruirimett-heMe with
approximately' . �60' in T, -attendant =
.Contests•. and a musical program
were enjoyed. Many' beautiful gifts=
Were received and she was; assist
ed in opening the:,,'gi is by Hiss
Carole Elder' and •Miss" Sally. Fox
The choir of • First Presbyterian
Chchewsurch presented Betty' Jean-:An-
'
ean An-
ews with a pair.:: of . matching
rugs:' The. presentatiap• was'; made.
• by 1VIr.`Harry McLcod
Several girl friends of Miss An--
.drews abet at the: „home of Alice .
-Anand�ene Nn ixon 'for a shower.
Miss.Carole Elder.read the' -address;
and :Miss” •Lynn Nhidn presented:
her.; with ari electric:tea kettle.
Showers Honor
S
IV�.c�i[lo -B;ride
'Mrs
-- W lia'm Deems and Miss:;
Marg Dennis, McKillop; we�re`hest
esses on Friday evening to a large
gathering -of':friendsi and, neighbors:'
of Mrs Joseph Walton, of Barrie,
tm'B
:the forer eth Boyd,. whose' •tnar
ri,age took plaee.reeently. -'
M
During the' evening Misses ar
garet • Hille'n : , and Eileen : Smith'
sang aduet;-hirs. Gordon McGavin
and Miss.Fthel I7eiin15 Cacti ;aye
a .reading; -and, kiss, Mary Dennis`
and lire's.?inland Roe g ave a
humorous skit:, t `
• Three Contests wd e also -enjoy-
ed. 'i treasure hunt' throughout the
house was ';conducted, when " the
tared' found_ulaite, -til er:of pret
Maybe Mr. Fleiriing's' :budget ; The redu1ar meeting•;of'the Win
-
I), anduse.£idd gilts during the hunt.
Misses Jean; Dennis and Betty Roe
also, brought in a number; of gifts,'
aad'Miss Norma Leeming•read the
address...
' woo en's ;.Hospital Auxiliary
• GING A' DANCE
Coiraaa�unit -Ciente •.•
SE: 41F ORTH
Friday,' Aprd[ '�1Oth':
Music by .1
IAN VAI -BE -E'
and lis melody 1VIalers
Old and New "Tune
_,.]I arcing
ts75c
$2.00 por•Cotlple—nStuden:eaeb.
.'(includes iiineh)
N:OUNCEENT_
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Wishes. to announce the „opening.:of a' 1Vlodern' Frame'•
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