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ongregations
Presentation of `a chesterfield
suite, twin desk set and lazy boy.
'chair were made to Rev. Charles
D. Daniel and Mrs. Daniel by the-
• congregations ',of, Hensel' United.
and Chiselhurst Churches at a
•farewell gathering at the United
•Church Thursday evening.: The
address -to, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
was read by Jinn by
and pres-
`,entations made by Joe Ferguson:;
Mrs. Daniels was presented with a
corsagehy Mrs. Dave Kyle :1
Mr. D 1 el
adi .'i' m sex res " a
P 91IIg aPPre
dation for the .gifts, stated that
he .would carry with hien ha
pA
'memories of his ministry, here, anc
"left a challenge for, -the young peo
p1e to carry on the traditions o'
their , fathers.; 'Mrs. 'Daniel, who
spoke briefly, invited members, of
the 'congregation to visit' them and
see their' gifts at theirhome in In-
gersoll... .
Mr. Daniel, who has been in, the
ministry 44 years, and: who has
:served both congregationsfor the
past four years, is retiring to, In-
gersoll. 1. L., McNaughton, .oltair-
man of the board of stewards, was
chairman, and gave the chairman's
address. Steveread—scripture
Passages and Rev. •Daniel offered'
prayer;
A program was enjoyed, consist-
ing of a vocal'luet'by Mrs. Pearl
Passmore and Mrs. William Fuss;
vocal solos by : Eric floss, of Chis-
elhurst, and Mrs.: Carl Payne; a
reading, Miss M, HIXis.' Accompan-
ists - were Miss Greta Laramie and
Mrs. A.. Ross. Luncheon was sery-,
ed by members of ' the Evenings
Auxiliary..Walter Spencer; extend-';
ed courtesy • rennarks to the Evil -i'
ing Auxiliary for a delicious 'lunch.
The Old Pro—Applying 'at the
accounting department of �a rail -
read for .bis first job,.. the recent'.
high school; graduate wasmomen
tarily stymied : by a question on',
the application 'blank which read:
"What machines ' can you oper-
ate?"
Pausing briefly, he finally' wrote:
"Slot and Pin Bali."
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MR AND MES HAROLD PARSONS seen 'following their
marriage in Knox: Presbyterian ':Church, Moukton• The bride; is
the foriner Charlotte Battin, daughter of Mr. and -Mrs. Glen Bat
tin .
Monkton, and
the bridegroom's ,bi m
�' s :P are.are -
ntsMr: and Mrs.
Russell. Parsons, •- Staffa. The ,couple are - residing in Staffa.
(Photo by, Spackian and Ross). '
NEWS' OF HENSALL :
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. HensaIl.United'fChurch, 'lovely
'with -profusions of -red; and'White
peonies:: and orange blossoms, .Was,'
the setting Thur'sda'y afternoon: for.
the annual Bally Band:party; when'
theWomen's Missioiiary Society
'entertained he"m
others`an
dbabies ,
Presideht-MTS -Ger ;grins r�ong;
.who ,presided; '• extended the ., wel-
;come..' Reeitation
s were ti
Ven.,
by
:,Bre
nda.
Noakes and -Catherine:
,Christie;', h sties and a:;piano solo by,Jim-,,
:my Traquair. Baby Band su, perin-
tendent,••Mrs. w.; pilling
told the:story•on "Jesus and thettle'Chil
dren and ofered,.pr
• ,In atvely g ad ationremon
-
fifteen members of. the Baby': Band
(graduated into',;the Mission Band,
passing; throughthe gates entwin-
ed with, ivy "and colored ; peonies,
•with" Ann. Mickle, Suzanne- Ronnie
•and Nancy Kyle • Singing the gradu-
ationsong, as they • passed ,through
onto the platform, where .Mrs:';Ran'
Mock., welcomed thein:' and Mrs
Dilling•presented the diplomas.-
Graduating• class were: Pauline
Grace Allan, •John David'Bjaekw,ell,'
Wayne ';:.Edward Corbett,-, Beverly
John Corneil;,•Catherine"Ann. Chris-'
tie, Catherine: Janice:,,Fuss,Julne
Ann Heal,• Keith" Eugene Harburn;'•
Sandra"Dianne- Munn; Timothy
David Mock,:• John Douglas'Noakes,
Donald `' James" Noakes, Shirley
1Vlarie;._Smale,6,'Nancy ,NLarzeTra=.
quair,. tonna Smith. Mrs Grace
•Harpole: accompanied at the piano
for the•- ceremony.
rs., :.Daniel an'K
d Mrs:en Elder;
'were M
`were in charge of the presentation
of the,. mite „•.boies,which realized
$41.73. Rev. Dame 'spoke briefly
and pronounced the !benediction,'
after Which.. refreshments were
.served,Baby Brand superintendent
Mrs. Dining :and her .assistants;
Mrs, Grace Harpole, Mrs. • Stanley
Mitchell- and Mrs. Blighton 'F.erg
are td he congratulated for such,a
delightful and successful", party.
Visiting';leaders' of the Band,. Mrs.
Edison: Forrest,. Mrs:',,Ross .For-
rest,- Mrs. Ken Elder, ` Mrs. E.
•Chipcbase, Mrs. Daniel and Jr;s
N • -E. Cook,, ,formed -the 'ret eption
committee, and. MS •.•''' V'. B. Cross
:and- -Miss Ellis were 'in: "charge of
the registration:: Mrs. TS .J. Sher,
vitt was pianist •
A communicant class; prepared
b the • i
Y . minister, united;. with the
•church:• Friday, night• at the pre
natatory service -and took their.
first communion' Sunday morning
at thet7nited' Church; Those join-
Hensall- : Prices
Market' was steady at• Hensall,
Sales Thursday::" Butcher steers,
$23 to $24,90; medium^ steers,, $22
tt>' $P;; ,,butcher ''heifers; $22:50 to
$24;• fat cows, '$15 to $13.50;. good
cdivs, $18 to $19.50; light cows up
to $20.50; babies, $23.50 to ,$25;.
veal, $25 to $28; smatll,'ccalves, $1
to'; $15; ;' good bull : calves, $20 to
$2&; Holstein heifer calves; $30 to'
$42; Durham •calves, $46 to :$7&;
Weanling pigs,, $9.50 to $11;; chunks,
$12 to $16.50; ,feeders, $16 to $24;
sows, $60 to $75.
Sold were 680 pigs and 160 eat-
tle
JIITHE B�
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FLES
DUATE `TO
LORFt L CEREMONY
ing were By ,professron,;.of faith:
William Thomas ',Shaddick- Jack
Albert Chipchase,, Elaine:Marjorie
Keys, 'Sharron Lee'Skidtniore, Her-
bert Bruce- Horton, Dennis Ronald,
Mock, David Stephen.George Kyle,
Har -
Harold- Fre
d..,L
4aques _Marlene' -01
ive .Jaques Bili :Sa;rnuel' Wesley
Jaques, ,Marlene
GraceRuthAnnTra uairy Donna
a D
Bigonuainse,
Jones
Howard, Doug Ronnie, Ray=
mend Kenneth McLean;- by ,letter:
Miss Ruth Soldan, Mrs. `Ian Me -
Allister, Mrs. Roy: Brock.;
Recreational 'activities -:for ch 1-
dren of 'different : ages will start
Monday,• "June 29. Registration will
• beginat 9:30 a m for basketball;
swimming;: crafts; -volleyball and
• softball: Recreational director, J:
R. '"Scottie" Hnme will be .assist-'
ed by leaders.. Miss Jean, Noakes
and Miss ,:Pat ,itowe who '•. are .tak-
ing an•.;instructor's` course in .play-
.ground activities : at . Goderich
Rev, Currie Winlaw,
of;: Wawa.(Jamestown), %Ontario,
who will succeed Rev: Charles. D,.
Daniel as-3ninister •of the United
Church,- ;will be inducted.; on•Fri=
day, July';3 .Rev. Hugh Wilson -of
Thames Road,- and .Rev. H. E IRA:
ly,;' Grand: Bend, ;will be the in-
ducting officers,.
Rebekah . Lodge M• eets
m 1Virs Inez McEwan� N:G., pre-
sided for ;the regular meeting of
Amber Rebekah Lodge .349 Weds
nesday evening.::Mrs. Laird Jae,
'obi treasurergave'the financial
.report: The, secretary, .Miss May
belle Whiteman, read.a letter from,'
Mrs Carrie :Reice; Ndrth Kansas
City, Iowa. 'The report from the
D.D.P., -Mrs. William'" -Chambers
of ::the Rebekah 'Assembly; of On;
tario on her year's work, was also'.
read'.
Arrangements were made ?or the,
I)OF and; -Rebekah picnic to ' be':
field at the'Hensall-Park.July
Mrs E Chipchase Mrs. E. Shad --
dick and :Mrs.. Ross-. Richardson;
were appointed en, the sports cora,
mittee- for the picnic. - Arrange
meats were also made for: the in-
augural •meeting to be held •in the
}Jensen:lodge on June 24, it 8:00
para, Nominations. fer:the officers
for the fall term were as follows:
Noble Grand, Mrs. ' Glenn Bell;
Vice Grand, Mrs. `'E. Chipchase
recording. secretary; Miss Mabelle
Whiteman;- financial 'secretary,'
Mrs. Clarence Volland; treasurer,
Mrs. Laird:' Jacobi.•
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Shaddick at-'
tended theex=warden's banquet at
Little- Inn;,Bayfield, . Thursday,:
.tune 18.
•. Mr, and. Mrs Gus-, Voth '-and Jim
my; of ; Detroit, ,visited over the
weekend with Mrs.- L. Simpson.
• Gary Lawrence, who underwent•
an , appendectomy operation. at
Clinton Hospital, 'has ` returned
)forme
J m: Sa•
r n str who o under'
g Went an
appendecton y operation. at Clinton:;
Hospital; is improving nicely.
Pamela Taylor,'; daub '
6, . g ter df
Mr. ;and., Mrs. Jim •- •Taylor, is a
patient in Victoria Hospital, Lon-
Mrs •J..• E, IVlcEwen and -'Mrs.
en McKay, Kippers, attended the
Mahone
ne
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Seaforth Pee Wees
Top Mitchell. 16 x'11•
' On Friday 'night .the Seafortla
Pee Wees defeated Mitchell 1$-11
in a game played 'at the :recrea-
tion grounds. The : visitors pushed'
five runs ;across the plate . in the
first frame and added one: in the
second inning, The locals counted
twice in the first and one in the,
second At, the encs of the third`
:stanza Mitchell led the locals 7-3.'
Seaforth : canie to 'life; in • their
part of the fourth frame, shoving
five runs. across to take the lead
8-7. Mitchell went - down one -two -
three in the fifth frame, while the
locals
garnered seven' runs, -,to 'take
a lead of 15=7, Mitchell pt .on a •
determined bid in, their hail of the
seventh frame, on three hits: and
a walk, when .they : counted four
runs, to close the gap '11..16, but
the locals • retired the visitors with-
out further scoring.
Mitchell • - 11 11 3
.. Seaforth . 16 ' 10 2
Batteries-.Mitehell ' . Deitz and
Robertson; .Seaforth: Price and
Dick, Wright and :Hotham,
MITCHELL --Hughey, 3b He -
Muth, 1b; .Malcolm, cf; Pepper,,
ss; Vipond, 2b; Hulley, rf; McCor-
mick, If; Robertson, e; Deitz, p;;'
Fuller' in, fourth and Malcolm
SEAFORTH Dick, c; ..Boshart
Campbell, 2b;
, 1b; Price, p; Eagan,
3b; Wright, ef; Patterson, ss; Me
Llwain If; ,,Devereaux, rf; :Boshart;
in third, Rowat in fifth, Fortune in
TI,IE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTH,,
COUNTY HOME AUXILIARY
Ladies •of the district Inet in the
audaicariuxn of the, -County home
on Monday afternoon fpr tiie rega-
lar :meeting of the Huron ' Coanty:
Rome ' Auxiliary. Mrs, kl.; G.
Thome Was in the chair, Ladies`
fro Yth were present to make:
ngements for the monthly°
irthday party being held Wednes-
day afternoon which tbeY .volun
Leered to have. Each .resident hav-
ing a birthday this' month gets a
'gift; those having birthdays in the
future.are looking forward to their
day, and all will receive • enter-
tainment
o
and lunch ,.
A penny sale , at: the, Conclusion
of the meeting' added, to the treas.
.
ury, after which a socialhalf-hour.
was spent.
CLEAR'
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'SR won'ni
IL
ICE CREAM
DAIRY_4 BAR
SEAFORTH.
R AM
saw
Eastern n Star
mother and daugh-
ter lianquet-at the Angfiean'parish
hall, Exeter;._: Friday evening,,
Mrs R. J. Cameron and Mrs. R.
Y., -McLaren: were joint. hostesses
at Mrs,.Canzeron's "home Thursday.
evening to; entertain the.,.,.ehoir
Carmel Church and their husbands `I
and wives. ;Mrs. McLaren' con-
ducted? a •'period of contests for
Which there were several- winners,'.
after which 'a .buffet" luncheonwas
ser -V
• Members ,off, the boy, Scouts, ac
conipanied by
Scoutmasters " Jo
hn,
Raker .and Eric Mansfield; enjo�ed a weekend' Camping
at the Pin=
ery.'
.At the meeting " of the r Park:
,Board at,
the .Memorial-, Arena,
chaired lay. Don Joynt,:representa
tives`,df the "various organizations
of the town; were. present to give
their answers) to appeals for: dona-
tions to . improve 'facilities of
arena. The Kinsmen Club donated
.$1.00', and: hope to give $100' in• • the'
fall; 'Kinettes, $100; -Legion: Ladies';:
Auxiliary; ;$100, and; $100 in the
fall; Legion, " $100 and Women's`
Institute„. $25 • -
Miss Elvera Churchill, Toronto,'
was a•weekend guest with` -:.her si's
ter and brother-inlaw, •Mr. and
Mrs:, E.. Shaddi'ek and Bill.
Sell' that unnecessary piece of
furniture through a Huron Exposi-
tor .,Classified ;Ad. . Phone 141..•
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SEAFORTH L
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FRID1
ATURD
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= SUNDAY
D
AY
June e 9.
from
1.30. to 5:30 p.m.
the
Pool
will operate `on n daily
y,
IaSIscommencing
.... �
C .m
, o rn@acing Friday, June 26
Open Daily,
Weather -Permitting ,,: :
1:30" to 5:30
and 7 t' 9
Gasoline
Smasolhi ie !!
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SWIMMING INSTRUCTION
FREE swimming instruction for'
� school .children
by qualified instructors available each :morning.
Registration closes July 3rd
Classes are being arranged and students are
asked to report -as fallow:`�T`
Thursday, July 2, at 10 a.m.—
Pupils of Rural Schools. and . of St. James'':,
•'Separate School.:
Friday, July 3, at 10 a.m.
Pupils of Seaforth Public,' School,
Classes commence - Monday, July 6th, at, 10 a.m.
ADULT.: SWIMMING CLASSES
Tuesday and Thursday Evenings
7:30 to 8:30p m: =
Learn to swim with qualified:instructors,
A.` minimum of 10 4essons-. $2.00 and admission
If sufficient interest is shown, classes will be arranged; eommenc
ing Tuesday eve , July 7th. Make application in person, or
phone. the Park. PHONE 245.
'Confused About
Gasoline'
Claims?;...,
Whyn go �t long-
winded,'
. a ton -
'i
winded,' over -exaggerated,
highly unnecessary 'write-
up • about this very eontro-
wversial product. It seems
every gasoline manufac-
turer has the, best,the
most powerful, the most•
economical; the most
phooey!•
We are not going to use
a lot of frilly adjectives,
in fact all we are going
to ..say. about --._CO_..OP..
GASOLINE is that it is
SECOND TO' NONE I
Now act that; is left to
say is: When it comesto
gasoline for your car,
, truck or tractor .
come to your local CO'
OP, We. like to serve you.
PATRONIZE _ YOUR
MYllAN H
ro 2 Mijf'lO4 ar454 5
BANK OF' . ;ONTnE'
t ensall Branch: K.gNNETI{' arkis 1.AN, Manager
Bruce&'eld (Sub -Agency) • ' Qpen Tuesday' and P riday,.',
111:100 Wiry CANADIANS
.•' OM140 ANO .00D
1T5IN ALI'n-tkrmoistcy
THE ',•' SPENT ON ROf35-
ICE REELS-RENT.1Nb,
BQX, A sQAT..Fbie
. ®t111 Plsat:.
!11102; I1!?
SEAFORTH
FARMERS
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Seaforth, . Ont.
Mill m 9
Egg Station *1 .
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ADMISSSIONS ---
Children. under Hi h.School:!
.H
10C
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dr
1:5U for r S
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_,.;. �• Season's Tick
Fourth and Additional
• Children
Seaso.s Ticket u l in.one Family ly .Free
HI
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S
C O
al
Stud
. g eats °: � •
5
Cents, or�3.00 per Season's
• :......M. $ Ticket
Adults
25 Cents, or $4.00 pr Season's Ticket
C • ildre
h ofn`
One e p'a.mYl and y Two Adults—$10.00
(in (in each -case a checking basket is included)
Night.' .Swimming
For the convenienceof those who are ..un ,bTe` to
swim during. regular hours, the Pool 'Will remain
open throughout the evening on certain nights,.
depending on the weather. Announcement will
be made over ' CKNX Entertainment Guide, or
;:Photle 2457 Seaforth. , "r
PICNICS•
Arrange to hold your `annual:plonk ' amid the
pleasant surroundings of the Lin 'Park. Com-
plete• facilities,- 'Admission is ee.
�a
For further iinformation
,the :Seaforth : Lions Par
Phone 245