HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1959-10-16, Page 3KINSMEN, KINETTE OFFICERS
INSTALLED AT HENSALL `CEREMONY
At the dinner meeting of Hensall
Kinsmen Club Thyrsday eventing at
the Kosy Korner Restaurant, Depu-
ty Governor of Zone p, TomMay-
berry,. of Woodstock, installed the
officers : at a - joint installation of
Kinsmen and Kinettes.
Kinsmen officers are: 'past presi-
dent,''Harold Knight; president,
Ross:inks•; vice-presidents, John
Stove. and
Furnace' O}I
Prompt Farm
and Home Delivery
DON
BRIGHTRALL
Dealer and D'istri'butor of
Canadian `Petrofina 'Ltd.
'Petroleum Products ..,
•' . ` PHONE 354
Seaforth Ont.
Heal and Robert Redburn; secre-
tary, Neil -Taylor; treasurer, Eric,
Mansfield; registrar, George Saw-
yer, bulletin editor, Bill Mtekle,'
The Kinettes installed; past presi-
dent, Mrs. Jack" Drysdale, presi-
dent, Mrs. William Mickle; vice-
president, Mrs. • Itoss Jinks; secre-
tary, Mrs. William Clement; treas-
urer, Mrs. Robert Reabtirn• regis-
trar, Mrs. Bob Baker, Jr.; bulletin
editor, ' Mrs thin , Qlark,
During the business .portion ';of
the meeting, presided over 'by'
President Ross. Jinks, a motion was
passed to donate $75 to the Hensall
Boy Scouts to.assist • then. to carry
on:- Harold Bonthron won the raf-
fle. A social hour was 'enjoyed in
playing euchre, .and winners were:
ladies, Mrs William Mielde; men,
Eric Mansfield.
Orange Hall, 'Seaforth`
MondaYy, , Oct. 1:4
SPONSORED BY L:O.B.A.
Admission 40c
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BOOTHS ' m BATING
Chances Tea Room
2:30 P.M.
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Dai cing''at 9:30
•Tickets $2.00 per couple
Ac mission to. adult's by .
invtatlori only.
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`IGEN• POWELL
Seaforth-
ST. COLUNIBAN
The Oetober meeting of the local
council of ;the Catholic. Women's.
League was :held,• at the home of
Mrs. Jack Mclver on 'Tuesday eve-
ning with 30 members present. The
'president, Mrs, Angus Kennedy, op-
ened the meeting with the. League
Prayer. A- donation was Voted .to-
wards the Diocesan Reserye Fund.
It 'was. announced that the Strat-
ford Deanery meeting will be held
'November '11, at' St; Josephs Hall,
'Stratford
Conveners . were appointed • and
final plans made for the bazaar
and bingo.to be held' in the parish''
hall on' , October.21; Mrs: ' Joseph'
Eckert and Mrs. Stephen„Murray
to
volunteered;, care for the:altars
during November.
A .mystery prize, donated by Mrs.
William !VleMillan, , Was won by.
Mrs. J. L. Malone,.
Church Groups
WA.
Mrs Evelyn Mills opened her
home_ for the October 'meeting 'of
Group 1;• WA, . Northside United
Churcbi , Mrs E. 1 .Close Opened'
the devotions, with a hymn;' and• `a
prayer. ' The Scripture . reading,'
Psalm 8; was. -taken by' -Mrs W.,
Cuthill. Mrs. E M.' -Williams read`.
a poefirp "Recipe ` '.For '..Living.”
Twenty-three Members And,- five
visitors answered the roll call. •
The president, Mrs D. .Lemon;
took' the chair for' the business' of
,the evening.'' Miss N. Taylor was.
guest speaker and 'showed several'
slides'. on astronomy, which was
enjoyed by all. Sharon Strong"sang
a "lovely solo r"The,.Bible Tells Me
So," accompanied by Julene El
liott on her 'aecordian. • Mrs.. Kelly'
"t d the.
IvyJohnstonses e
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and VI s ora
ch and a social.
hostess, with" pun
hour spent. Mrs. Ellis thank
ed those taking part, and' -the hos--
-GROUP FOUR WA
Mrs, Peter Christianson" was hos
tess • for the October meeting of
Group, WA of Northside ".United:
Church. ,ibIrs:-R-.1Bowie-oge ed -the
meetingwith a "poem, "The "Sec-
ret". '. Business was conducted, by
vice-president Mrs."' Howard Wil-
son. The quilt top, which Mrs, Me
Nichol donated to the group has
been' sold. '' .-
Mrs. Elmer Hutchinson introduc-
ed Robert Bowie, who showed
slides of various places he had •vis -
iced.;" Mrs: , J. A. •Westcott, thanked
Mr: `Bowie,, and 'Mrs" Harold Wil-
son thanked. Mrs. Christianson 'for'
having the meeting, at her home,
• Herbert: "Yen say that's' a
sponge cake?"
Filbert` `•`-1 •le"avet to you -My
wife`. borrowed the eggs; ' flour and
baking, tins from our .next-door'
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BRODHAGEN HALL
for" Mr. • and Mrs.• Irwin •'Johnsbn
."._EVERYBODY ;WELCOME , _ ,
Ladies Flease Bring Lunch.
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United Church''
Anniversary
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Services'.
Sunday,Oct. 18th'
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Services 11 a.m. - 7:30.p m,
Guest Preacher.'
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A • Cordial. a?zv2tatian
• Extended' To. All' !
to 2:` 'Years
uaranteed Investment Certificates
To , invest -just send. IA your . cheque $100. or more.
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RCAF PERSONNEL in Australa to demonstrate Canada's, ;anti
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e--airc aft.to
take: .dvanta e of :soma time, off"'to
;.-the :Royal Australian Air r'Foree�'and `':`do"wn under. nubile; a g .
do . a little sightseeeng in Canberra Here--with-Fhght -Sergeant_ R J. Fenton' of the -RE AF ("left)
they look 'over the... Olympic Pool, The '.'Canadians" are;.. left ::to righty Warrant Officer, A.. R. '
a ' an Flying Officer
:Coutts,,of Seaforth, pnt;;:-FItght.Sergeant A :J;;Smart,:of Saskatoon,;S Sask.., ,d •• y g
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of Powell River; B•C,(National Defence. Phot(r.).. ,
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Mrs,'Inez McEwen, Noble Grand,
presided for the meeting on Wed-
nesday ,evening; of Amber Rebekah'
Lodge 349, twhen the District Depu-
..ty President'Mrs. Dorothy Parker,
installeii the.officers.for the lodge
The ;following 'reports ,were given:,
Mrs: E:`'Shaddick reported for the
CP & T •fund, "stating: they. Were
selling tickets on a TV chair 'Mrs
-E. '-Chi,pchase';: reported the;"pur
chase of an electric tea kettle :and
dishes,;; ,Mrs. Edna Corbett for. the
(mance committee, and Vice=Grarid
Mrs; ,Glenn :Bell;, on her recent:vis-•
.
`it to the •Hom,a inBa.rie, Treasnr-
er Mrs: Laird? Jacobi``submitted a'
gratifying report. ' '
An invitation' was received from
•'Goderich lodge for the members to
accompany the DDP and installing'
officets, to _their lodge on October.
20. The installation ceremony. was
presented by. the District 'Deputy
.Presidelitt Mrs Dorothy Parker
and- lier staff,' iiy`'the''D'epuly
Marshal; Mrs.::Bertha :'MacGregor.
Soloist,; MrS. a•.VVilliam Brown, , sang;,
This is My Task'.and'=`,Bless This -
Following, are the newly -installed
officers Noble Grand, Mrs.. Glenn
Bell;. Vice Grand; Mrs. E. Chip
chase;' recording secretary ";Mrs.
John Ingram;;; financial secretary,
Mrs. Clarence Volland; . the treas-
urer, 'Deputy ;Marshal 'Mrs. Bertha
Orange, Group
At Woodham Has
IV6emonal Banquet
A banquet in- Woodham United
Mirth Wednesday, attended by -0,
Marked the lith birthday party of
the Agnes Watson Memorial Lad-
ies' Orange „Benevolent Associa-
tion 1167, of Woodham. Visiting
lodges attended 'from :Clinton, Sea -
forth, Mitchell, St. art's, 'Lake-
side and Lucan r:
' Guest- speaker at,t e " meeting,
held' in -the' Orange 'Hall, was'. the,
Most Worshipful Past Mistress of
British America, Sister Ruth ,Day,
of London,; who ° spoke on ':lodge'
work.; Worthy: Mistress of. Wood-
ham; Lodge,, Mrs' Olives • Jaques,
o£..I'lensall,• chaired, the meeting
Hit'By Geese '
Mr. and 1VIrs. William, T. ,:Irwin
and 'baby son, Murray, of: East
Wawano$ ; met with a freak acci-
dent at the weekend while on their
way to Hamilton to visit relatives:
At Freelton'two "geese in a °barn-
yard ";suddenly took flight.;' They
flew over a "fence beside the high-
way ` and swooped low over, the
road. One 'hit the car and WAS in-
siantly killed, falling 'to ,the- ditch.:
The .Second . bird crashed through
the windshield of the Irwin oar,
the broken glass showering the oc-
cupants. Murray, a 'year-old,' was
seated 'in a' child's car seat 'be-
tween his parents and suffered a
badly cut face. Twelve stitches
were required'to close the wounds.
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MacGregor' will be: installed' at `a
later date,•'. R,S,N.G.; 1Vtrs.' William
Caldwell;. L S.N,G. Mrs, Alex. M'ae-'
:•Beath R:S VrG. Mrs.. L e o`na
Parke, L.S V.G., Mrs' Wm: Brown;
warden,., \V rs A B Orr; ;conduc-
tor; • Mrs. •High•;; McEwen; • color -
bearer, 'Mrs Howard' Lemnion;
pianist; Mfrs,William Fuss; chap-
lain Mrs Lawr'encJEyre .inside
guardian„ MTs: Taigin• !i'homson
outside- . guardian, Mrs.' George
Clifton.
' Following, theAinstallation sere -
irony :the': newly'; :installed. Noble
Grand; Mrs', "Glenn Bellspoke, con-
gratulating -the'' District: •Deputy
President' Mrs, Parker, :`:who: ad-
dressed the lodge, using as her
'motto, "Love One,' Another." Mrs.
wain Dougall moved a ' vote :of
thanks to D.D.P. '; Dorothy Parker
and staff and soloist, 'Mrs., Brown.
Mr Earl .Campbell spoke' briefly;
congratulating.the, District -Deputy
President;". "wishing her' success
throughout. the 'year. Jr. P.N.G.
Mrs. Inez McEwan spoke and pre.
sented the D.D.P. with a gift on
behalf of the lodge. Mrs. A1ex.Mae
:Beath' presented Miss Maybelle
Whiteman; retiring' recording sec
retary, with a . gift, and Mrs.. Bev-
erley Beaton 'made the:. pre eta-
tion of a ' gift to the pianis i Mrs.
b
William �`uss: -,
Mfrs Sliaddick was appointed
convener of the sale, of tickets for
a draw 'fora sw'vel TV, Chair ,:for
the CP &. T find
Bingo:: Winners'
Legion .bingo winners Saturday
were: Iyan Boa (:2),' -Mrs. Norman
Long, Mr. Doupe, Sharon Smale,
Louis .Johnston„Mrs-.Clarence Reid;
(2),''Miss 'Pearl Tidesv ell,'Murray
Tyndall, Harold Sw5rtzentruber,
Fred Kennings, Bob Carlile, Mrs.
;Doupe; share the wealth, Patricia
Harris; .door prize, $5.00;. Mrs.:Wm.
Smale, - Jackpot . this Saturday is
$105 in 58 calls. '
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THE H'.URON. EXPOSITQIt, SFAVIMalf,>Q;
H�nsa'Gro
Tenth `Anniyersary
Observing their 1.0th birthday an,. Joynt, and member with the $0)41.-,
niversary, Hensall.Legion Ladies' est purse, Mrs.. Wes Veneer. '
Auxiliary -enjoyed a turkey banquet
in the,sch0o1room of Carmel Pres-
byterian Church Tuesday; evening;, T; i �yv t
A '•most delicious' supper:: was eery- KA►IS a �7f.,.
Greatest Std' 'c►' 1CTh .,
efd by' Mrs "•Frank ; Wrigiit's •g pup OVERSHt)ES Ever t
of .the:Ladies' Aid, who was assist
ed by'Mrs. W, McLean, Mrs. Archie .In colors.- Sino$e. Beige; E`rost
Hoggarth, Mrs. G nn o e Mrs NEW •HEELS NIaW TOES
Gordon Schwaim, t r . x "Mc Frgm $1.'98 bu 2•'':',
Gregor (president), s: • w . renee
Velland, .•Mrs. Egberl Faber . and WTLLIS' SHOE, .STORK
Mrs-
anTdhe.l"oJtovehealny,ta'Bcbarkessavg, eEsf" w' vy b"ayttrthace-
Since 18G2
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five, centered with autumn,flowers
aux-iliary,members, made -by Mrs
E. R. ' Davis,were much admired; TURKEY',
President Mrs. William"' Brown :ex,-
pressed thanks to the•ladies for the
supper, and President Mrs.McGre
gor replied"
•' The regular' meeting followed,
held in the Legion Hall, with Press
dent Mrs; Bwn;: in the chair: Mrs.
Mary' Stanton •was admitted into
memoersbip-ro .Mrs.wt
.' Brown , and
Mrs. Gordon Munn were appointed.
representatives::of Hensall Auxil-
,ary'to, attend the 'annual meeting
Of the sports 'officers of Zone 1,
which will 'he 'held in Walkerton
Legion Hall Wednesday, October
14. A Motion was passed to serve
coffee :