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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1959-10-09, Page 88 --THS AKRON EXPOSITOR, S.FAJ ORPTI, ONT , OCT. 9, 1959 On YOUR F®o® .BULL .SPECIALS Thursday Friday, Satu d y October"'..$�. A YLMER PUMPKIN--228-oz Tins. MAPLE. LEAF M ,,'CEMEAT-Large 28. -oz:. Tin; HEINZ TOMATO EETCRVP411-oz.. Bottle ALL SvnigT MVIA.RGA#INF, .Pound KOUNTxr KIST KERNEL , CORN'fQR PEAS : T :MIrTHEM OR 'MATCH' THEM CRANBERRY `SAUCE -15 oz: Tin . : 2i FOIL—WIMP-1'0r Your Thanksgiving Turkey 12 -inch Width .. 1$ inch �vadth 33 6, Fruits and ,. Vegetables For -Your Thanksgi Dinner • SUPERIOR PHONE 12 ;FOOD MARKETS. WE DELIVER BRUCEFIELD The autumn tTiankof£ering )meet-. ing,of the"Brucefield Woman's Mis- sionary Society .was held In the church auditorium on Wednesday,; Sept, 30 at .8 p.m., with. the Tien- Bali and Kippers societies as guests, Miss' R. " Fennell, of . Seaforth, i the guest speaker, shgwed pictures of China and Korea and told Of a,cozl- vention of Christian• -Education Which she : had attended in Tokio,' Japan, Miss Fennell was - much im-. pressed- by the fellowship enjoyed by all nationalities is attendance at this convention.',' (Intended for fast week) Mrs A. McQueen and :Miss' Mar garet McQueen were recent guests with -friends in London and Sea - forth. , Mr: John , R. Murdoch received word that his 'brother, Dr. -Alex- ander Murdoch, Vancouver, had passed away. N •M' Douglas McBeth, Windsor, was a recent . guest with his :par-. ents., Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McBeth. Mr. Earl Karsen, Detroit; was visiting at the home of William -and Jahn:. McIntosh and other friends in the village last week. --Mr. .and; `Mrs.. S. McKenzie and Mr. and Mrs. George Henderson spent Sunday at St. Thomas with friends. " Mr. .George_McCartne'y was con fined, to hospital for a few days,. having fallen and, injured his ldiee. Mr. Neal: McGregor, Stanley,, en- tered Western. •University, London, last week Mrs. E. Manson ,;and son; Mur ray, London; spent -Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Elgin.." Thomson. :Mr. and lVhrs...Bert.McKay, Lon don,' spent Sunday: with relatives in the village In the roadside dinerf Customer: I .doift like all these flies, miss `Waitress 'Well, "just pick out' the ones you do -like,': and, we'll shoo therest=-•out." PERSO`'N AL IZ E'D COASTERS.GIFT .EIDEAS_- SERVIETTES POS R THE HURON E X 1�0,-, SEAFORTH SPONSORED BY Admission 4Dc' —LLUNCH You ran'tbeat these VALUES KIPPEN The flowers in. the . church on Sunday were placed bY the family of the late; Mrs. R, Hinsdale and by Mrs. Harry k abet of Heusall, in -memory of her parents, ':the late Mr, and M.rst "Guy.''• Caldwell, and a brother the late Harry Caldwell. ` guests Weekend`ofNtr.and Mrs. John Sinclair .included: Miss Marie Sinclair, nurse in training atStrat- ford General Hospital, and Mt. and Mrs, Wflliam 'Riley;and Sharon, of Mr. Ivan. Wren, of Hanover,.. vis- ited -Sunday with - his parents, Mr.. .and Mrs Gordon Wren .-.....:. • ' Mr. W. R: Cooper narrowly es- caped. being drawn into his' coin bine_last week. He suffered -a .cut leg .-and a 'bruised” and cut fore head. M. Ivan ren,, of Hanover, vis- ited 'Sunday with, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wren. • ` Mr and ;Mrs. Clarence ,Hutchi- son, of St. Thomas, and Mrs. Elsie Haney, 'of".Wingliam, visited Sun- day' with , Mr. and Mrs. W. Mellis:; Mrs. 1Vlousseau, , of Zurich, visit- ed Sunday with -her son -and lie ugh- --ter-in-law,-Mr. and Mrs. Elzar: MR. AND MRS: `'ANDREW, LAVERI" E `SCOTT;` seen' -following their 'marriage in Cromarty'Presbyterian 'Church.- ;The bride is the former„Janet Ma,rgaret Coleman,. daughter :of Mr. and Mrs. Harold; Coleman, Staffa, and the bridegroom's parents are; 1VIr. and Mrs. Arnold -Scott,,, R.R.:1'; Seaforth. The couple will re"side- m Seaforth: (Photo by Phillips). WkLTON NEWS The :October.'meeting of the WA was held last . •T11urs'day in • the chnrchbasement, when Rev. Thomas dedicated the new .:desk chair' .:to o thh. glory rrod and to :the service of all who -Use -,it Mrs. "Ken McDonald, presided, .with, l6 'ladies.; present;, Opening . with .a ,hymn, accompanied atLthe pianoby Mrs, D. Watson MrscN. Reid, read the Seriptore taken from EPhesianS 3 7-21; followed by comments` and praY... er. The secretarys report read hy Mrs R'- Bennett was approved, al SO a letter from Moncrieffinvit-•• ang the, WA ladies of- Walton to their bazaar; to beheld on Nevem-" ber 6; at 8 34:p.m.. Mrs. N. Reid its to::be responsible for a nuni:ber. A 'donation, of $50". is to be sent to ' CKNX. Television for, Storytime and Singtiine.:. Twenty-five dollars of it is tobe sent now and the: rest the end,of 'the~ year. The treasur ,ers report, given by. Mrs.• A. Coutts`showe,d a balance on hand The f ollowing are to act as door - ,keepers at the .fowl supper in N.O. venter: Billy Bennett Jack His ;aapy " Herb Travis and': Barry: hilar (shall, :-calling :mumbers, Jack Bry- ' ans 'and BertJolinstori; ;collecting tickets, Mrs. ,en•.McDonald': and Maud Leeming. -:The making 1 Bel Air Sedan -Standard trans missiun-- 1 Biscayne Sedan —. Standard trans mission 1 4 -Cylinder Vauxhall` Super` 1958 Vauxhall Sedan - 1957:Studehal er President. matic, radio 1955 P1yriouth;Sedan'`. 1955 Olds;Sedan 1955 Chev. Pickup PRICED:. CLEAR RAILWAY ME TABLE HANGE$ Effective Sunday,. Oct. 2Sth1959 'full: Information ,from agenfi"'•" SEAFORTH an PHONE 541' • MITCHELL. -' 'Enjoy the Year 'Round Convenience:.of DRYI-}G-. UR CLOTHE Y W'EAT`� • For Fresher; Faster Drying 'V ESTINGHOUSE I.T Iry WESTINGHOUSE DRYERS there •are i- o obstructions •t .:.. cut :down, drying effreiency. Warm air blows . DTaECTLY into all your clothing: 'This Is the Most economical :way' of dryingclothes. -You ,fever, risk fading delicate colors in the sin —,tearing oh:'; . shredding articlesin the• wind.: Just drop your clotbeg WESTINGHOUSE DRYI!IR, set the Dry Dial_ for damp;dr�y..or dry, •,set your 'heat selector for. 'fast. ot, slow -drying, ;and. WES'PING HOUSE does the 'rest. LOW DOWN . PAYMEN1 Easy Terms NITIU D-110 ° Phone 43 Seaforth OFTHE WEEK -gLitki..dressing, is to be_ ft 'with the group. Mrs;; R Bennett and Mrs. N. Reid were appointed; . to look after the:-..hakirig, rafter the, fowl supper "•Mrs N.'; Reid''will contaet Bayfield, on prices of their tiibles; alsoJack McDonald'•and committee were left ,tq, purchase what they; thought best. fThe,':WMS izieeting- was, presided over. by ;Mrs . E. Y:Mitchell. The P •Seri tare was`read b ::Mrs. J. Me_ d 'taken . r m Exodus. odus Donald, f a Ex and: Col assians, and comments"on` same a'nd prayer,- were given by the president: The roll 'Call' was answered' by naming ;-a man of -the•'Bible", and the minutes .were°,read by Mrs. R. M'cMichaei Mrs: H Craig gave the financial statement.-" •The " group:;. is invited"to Blyth United •Church Novemb'er 19 at to,liear Miss Waldridge, of the London. Conference,, -speak-. irig--and•'shnwing,lslides on Africa. It,,, was decided,'to.'have`` an open meeting 'on Sunday •evening, j'o vember 15, for the thankoffering `showing ;the film' on Africa "I'll Sing .and; Not. C:ry ' A i nvitation was read from Monerieff•to at tend their autumn thankoffering ,October 16 at 8;3i} p m. ;,Delegates to' the • devotional'' meeting at Con- stanee on Noveinl er 2 are Mrs.: C. Ritchie• and Mrs:'" J. ' Clark. 'The first chapter of `the -study `:Africa, ',Disturbed," was given by ;Mrs. C. Ritchie and the second:. chapter ,-by Mrs., H. Craig: Due fo .reports -from WMS and. WIV off sectional meeting, there will be no topic for next;, meeting Mr. and Mrs'. Edward Dugan were guests at the home of Mr. and—Ars:. Cosby • •Sotherah, Ford with . onSunday.. .`8th and 16th • Group The 8th and .116th m Group et;' at Milne the hoe of • Mrs. •Ken�'McDonald;' Mrs,' Les Oliver and :Mrs.. Doug• Fraser had charge of the•devotion- al- part of the .meeting., Readings; "Life Like a CIeek Dial" 'and. "To.• morrow,"' were; -given by; ,Mrs. Les Oliver, Roll calla and �niinutes of the lash meeting' were read. The •topic, •"Building One's Character„ 'taken: by Mrs. Dougraser,'..w,as well received. This . Was, followed' by prayer .by .1 irs. Oliver. The :date -set for the bazaar was Oetober .9. Many Item's of •bus;i- Mess 'were di§cussed. 'Lunch was served' at the close•of the meetingg .by' the .lunch committee; assiSte'd by the •lostess.' World WideaCommunidn was ob served in -Duff's. United' Church .on, Sunday' horning,. when the follow- young'people were received in ,to' .the membership• of the 'church: Brenda ' Houston, Both: Ritchie, Marfan" Turribfzll' Barbara Turn bull; Aileen Williamson; Pauline. 'Thamer,' Yvette .Van Pducke, ?red Uhler, B1i1 Uliler,, Allen, 'Johnston, John Baan, Tgi1-'Love, Keith •I yr-- diatt, Bert Clark .andBob Houston. • Mission Band -Noll lie ,. ,held ,next' Sunday. 'morning' • 1,. the church basement at 11:34 ' ,, ' 'e' •• :'Mrs..John Shannon attended the funeral of the late Thomas Reid- in, Toronto• last Week aril spent a"few' days, with reTafive s Young Peepte'.s': Union; will meet in the church next Sunday evening. When officers will be' elected• °for the coming year.; -' Mrs. 1': H. Miller and Mr, and Mrs, Dr. Finns visited 'with-Me:4nd Mrs.. Dan Beuermann,.-Mclillop, on Sunday-• - Mrs. John Taylor had the'`mis- fortune to fall and break her. ankle ,,,and finger.the erid of last week. Mrs': Vtarguret. Huniphries„has returned -home-.•after spending ;the past three weeks, with her, niece,, Miss • Dorothy Balton; Itoehester, �Y Mrs E`ern Patterson spent a week with Mr:- and Mrs: Art Hen derson, Seaforth. Mrs, Reta Orr, visited with'Mr. and Mrs. William liumphries"IasC- We9k. HURON VAUNT' NEWS .. - • Sugar beet harvest ;`is taking place with fairly gond yields - re- ported, Some Born picking has. taken place with fairly' low mois tore content reported. Recent rain is going, to.help fall plowing. There is an Active movement of . cattle, both in --rind; out of 'the eouhty, fat cattle: being sold' and stockers ;nozn lit in, Mr. Bob Love is'• attending the University ';.`of Western Ontario, completing -his--master's degree in busines's administration: Mrs Russell Brock spent, a coo-- ple-of 'days Iasi” week in- Hazed, Park, Mich., with her brother and,, sister-in-law, Mr. 'and Mrs:,•How- :ard'TMorley' and fainly: Mr and -Mrs N. Dickert •and Mr: and Mrs Ken C:.NicLellan at -•tended .the Wahl-Biac`kmore wed ding in. Toronto on. Saturday. Mrs . Ross Love returned home after -spending ,a'few• .,days in To ron_to recently Messrs: Nyman -Long and Robt Thonson' spent Sunday "afternoon' at the home of Mr. E. Allah; • of Kirlton , .• Mr andMrs Sparks, Mrs Alice. Keene and`'Mrs. Cellia 'Ew. assack,;. of "Stratfotd, m ere i Sunday;;;, guests- With-IVtr: and_=,Mrs t . Eisio inW ]V hiss Y • Nakane, of Vancouver, • who: has spent the past We ek.with' her sister and' brother-in-law r.' a.nd; MTs .M, Matomura, retur home by; plane- on Monday': At the recent meeting of'the Kip pen.';East W.I., it was decided .to •hold.. card parties ,a-nd, dances the second Friday evening in;; Decem=:` d March - n r F eb'riiar an er Ja ua b Y,. Y in the Hensall Community, Centre.;, A":will silver anniversar y -Jane lie° e heldin December.,' Hallowe'en COSTUME DANCE Sponsored: by the Insall and District Teen Town THURSDAY,;. OCT. 29th, 830 to ? , - - He isall Memorial Centre Music by Stew and His Collegians., "Soft as the Moon "Bright as the Stars" ADMISSION — 50c per person EVERYBODY:, WELCOME ! Announce .4-H Homenic ers", ; PrOIect This 'fall, the 4-H ,Hornemakzng in"g 22lclubs present.:A third lead- Club..giris of Huron' County are ,era' training school is being ' beld undertaking the very timely pro- n ^HepeaatOctbet . 2 n` os Deagtte.""CTlhoihsprojCstetconsUispts 'roof Crlauhinsingwillschboeolsrprreesbunntedde.r- The making a garment covet, a • laun- leadershin of Bette, Tillman, Home dry -bag, and a pairof-shoe packs; EconDmfst, and:Shirley McAllister, the girls -'cover a clothes .hanger, ,former; t ome Economist' for Hpron,. ` and • a -'hat .box complete".with hat County. • • standard. If the. girls find' that their ',,;A 4-H Homeinaking Club may ' clothes. storage could be -improved organized in any community where. they will find'°that this .project pro- there are four interested girls `who vides opportunities,for renovation. are between the -ages of 12 and 26. Local ,Leader Training Scbools Members must have , reached their ° were held"on:September 29 and 30,l.2th.birtliday by'September:11959. at Brussels. • and. October ;1 and;2 It, is expected ;that this: year's: gn- at Auburn, ;with: leaders represent: rolment-;will exceed .325, n'tenabers. E NEW 19;6 Limited :::ARI H. ®N T -ODER C Featuring [- THEMODELS �0 o, ti . and �e New Sensttiona THE LOW PRICE ECONOMY' CAR. eafor'' entr unoco erv"tu • Phone- Sea ort MARCONI, Combination Radio Record Player'' Television - Gome in today and see this favorite model ,operate It's a dilly ! sailor IWodel 101 W 21" Low Down eayment Special'Terms` To Suit Your Purse A. 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