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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1970-01-29, Page 3Correspondent Mrs. Maude Redden Clark Forrest recently gra- dilated from DeVry Institute of Technology and has accepted a position with C.K.N. X. Radio and Television, Lt., Wtngham. He • ,is' the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Forrest, Hensel!, Mrs. Howard Salale and five year old son, Paul, are patients in Clinton Community Hospital , where they underwent surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoy attended the funeral of the 0 former's brother, Mr. George Hoy of Kitchener. While at- tending the funeral Mr. Hoy took very ill and is confined to his home in Hensall where he is resting comfortably. Mr. and Mrs. Robert 'Cook attended the funeral in Learn- * ington last Eriklay of the latters brother, Mr. Vernereldebrand, 34, of Leamington. Mrs. Grace Peck has returned after spending several weeks with relatives in Toronto.. AMBER'REBEKAH LODGE Nobler Grand Mrs. • Elgin Thompson presided at a meet- ing of Amber Rebekah Lodge Wednesday evening. A number of members were absent with 4 the flu and colds. Word *as received that both Clinton and Goderich Lodges will be represented at the 21st birth- day party, if weather is lavour- able. Plans were discussed to invite the 1969 student.,who,. had been• chosen to attend lastnrears session of; the •United 'Nations. U.C.W. SETS DATES ' The executive of Hensall Unit- ed Church"' Women met Monday afternoon. The president, Mrs. Vern Alderdice chaired the meet- ing and' the minutes were read by the secretary, Mrs. Jack Drysdale. It was decided to hold the general meetings on February 23 in charge of . unit 2. May 25 in charge of unit 1 and Sept. 28 in charge of unit 4. The annual meeting will le held Nov. 23 and a special Christmas meeting will be held Dec. 14th. Worlds Day of Prayer is set for March 6th. It was planned to have "All Fools Day supper at the church Wednesday, April 1. News of Brucefield Correspondent Mrs. Hugh Berry Mrs. V. Hargreaves spent a few days last Week with friends at Peterborough. •-•••• Mrs. A. Paterson and her mother, Mrs. M. Sholdice, Exe- ter, left on Thursday for two weeks holiday in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. M. Wilson vi- sited with Mrs. Bert McKay, London. At the Brucefield United Church annual meeting, Mrs. Glen Swan and Fred McGregor were elected to the Board of Elders, replacing Mrs. W. Haugh and Norman Walker. Miss Marion Trebner of the Brucefield Public School, now in Germany, fractured , her leg while skiing •and is' hospitalized. The community was shocked to learn of the tragic passing of 1Vliss Katherine McGregor. The sym'p'athy of the community goes out to all the relatives and friends also to friends and relatives of the late Mrs. John R. Murdock who passed away in Hamilton Hospital on Saturday. Every week more and more people discover what mighty jobs are -accomplished by low cost Expositor Want Ads. Dial 527-0240. ' • • . • Organize for Winter Carnival News of BRODHAGEN Correspondent Mrs. Ken Elligsen. The , sympathy of the commu- nity is extended to the family of the late John Meyer, who passed away Sunday morning early. Guests of .Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Brown on Sunday were Mr. eand Mrs. Ray Kettlewell and fainily, Strathroy, and Mr. and Mrs. Al Brown of Melbourn. Pupils of public shcdols from this district are now attending the new Upper Thames Public School at the northernedge of Mitchell. MarilYnInd Stephen Ahrens. youngest children of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ahrens, were patients at the Stratford General, Jfespital. Marylin returned home the latter part of last week, but Stephen is still a patient there at the time of this-writing. Little Colleen Leonhardt. daughter 'of Mr. and Mrs. Henry I,eonhardt, Jr., of Thamesford and granddaughter of Mr, and Mrs.' Herman Leonhardt here underwent an appende'ctomy at the St. marys General Hospital last week. She returned home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Oliver and Robert. Stratford, visited On Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe. Lithe 'Doreen Priestap. yowl- gesr &leiter of Mr. and Mrs. Ga.6 Priestap. haS been a patient at the Stratford General Hospital since last Thursday. Name fi Delegates IT'S JANUARY SALE TIME! StaRor--(Deal Pi!ck) Hot Chocolate _ _ _ 2 lbs. 79c Wizard—Aerosol—Assorted-6 Oz. Room Deodorizers 39c Easy-Off-7 Os. .Oven Cleaner Spray _ _ _ _ 59c Vire Toilet Tissues _ 6 Rolls 95c Sava-All-109 Peet Wax Paper Refits _ _ Each 29c (Deal Pack) Ogilvie Oatmeal _ _ 5 lbs. 69c Sera 'a Oz. Chocolate Chipits _ _ _ _ 2/$1 Kounty Kist Cream—Garden Patch—Standard-14 Oz. Corn or Choice Peas -. 7/$1 Tasty Twist—(10s)—Packapas Weston's Crullers _ _ _ 3/69c Raspberry or Strawberry—(Added Pectin)-24 Or. Stafford Jams 2/$1, Stafford—Apple, "or Strawberry-Rhubarb-19 Oz. • Pie Fillings 2/69c 32 oz. Plunge Drain Opener _ _ 69c 1-LR. PACKAGE WIENERS 49c FOARE RIBS lb.75c COLDwMEATS 2 for 49C SHOULDER BUTT CHOPS 16.69c BRAISING RIBS lb. 55c BEEF LIVER lb.45c • PER YIN HEAD CHEESE 89c PRODUCE err Yo. '1—GOLDEN' YELLOW BANANAS (Product of Honduras) 12c Lb. No. 1-14 Oz.—(Product of Honduras) CELLO TOMATOES 37c CANADA No. 1 'CARROTS ' 3 Lbs. 33c FROZEN FOOD Aunt Jemima Waffles AT1: 39c 1111111111111111111111 111111111111111111111111111 COFFEE RICH 16 0L 25c NE**, ALT King' Carnival reigned, sup- reme Saturday, when Minor Hockey Week in Canada offici- o ally opened at the Classic ,City Arena, Stratford. Besides hockey, there were bands, drum majorettes, a parade and television personnel on hand to prpvide two days of Inn and entertainment. • The weekend was highlighted by the International Minor Hockey Tournament between-Detroit Ma- vericks and Bob's TV'in peewee competition, and Detroit Mar- , quettes and Y's Men An bantam. Both series were two-games tonal-goals, with the Jack Hood • Trophy being awarded- to the peewee champion ,arid the mar- ten's Sports Trophy to the winner of the bantam series. The two days' program opened 0' with a ' hockey game between teams ),•aretrentine the various snowmobile events.. ' On Saturday afternoon there also' will be free skating in the Arena and the Hensall Legion will' be 'serving weiners and beans in the picnic Pavillion. A feature of the Saturday night performance will be an exhibition hockey game between the Hensel' Kinsmen and 'the. Zigich Lions Club. Hensall Tykes will play in a house league game and the Hensall Mites will entertain the Clinton Mites. There will be bingo in the Arena auditoriuni.. During the afternoon on Sa- turday, judges will be at work viewing the snow sculptures throughout the village, for which the Hensall Council are awarding prize. money. A highlight of the .Sunday af- ternoon program at the Arena will be an OHA Junior 'D' Ho- ckey game .between the Lambeth • Flyers and the Zurich libininions. Following the hockey game there will be the burning of Christmas trees at the park,• The hockey events at the Car- nival •are being supervised by', the Hensall Minor Athletic, As- ciciation with . Iry Elliott in charge. Paul Neilands is the general chairman of the Winter Carnival -had Is being assisted by members of every organization in the coin'. munity. Service clubs in Stratford. Lloyd Weltoh, executive director, Stratford YM-YWCA coached one team, Hugh Edighoffer, MPP for Perth, masterminded the other. The Edighoffers were the win- ners, 4-3. In the tournament games, Stratford and Detroit broke even. Bob's • TV won The Jack Hood Trophy when they turned back the Mavericks 6-0 Saturday and 6-1 Sunday to capture the series 12-1. A big well-coached Detroit Marquette sextet won the bantam series and the Marten's Sports Trophy by holding Stratford Y's Men to a two-all deadlock Satur- day before 'overcoming a 3-1 deficit Sunday with four straight goals to nip the blue shirts 5-3 and Win, the series 7-5. Attendance at the arena.both days was good. Hundreds of fans enjoyed the action-packed pro- ceedings, especially the smartly- uniformed mixed Windsor WEDDING TO WTON - REID A ,quiet but pretty wedding was solemnized in Carmel Pres- byterian Church, Hensall, Satur- day, January 24th, 1970 at 2 p.m. when Linda Gail Reid became the bride of Donald Gordon Towton in a double ring ceremony before the, Rev, W.D.Jarvis. • The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. John N. Reid, Hen:- sail and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tow- ton, Exeter. Miss Sandra Maxwell of Hen- sail attended the bride and Carl Towton, St. Marys was his brother's groomsman. The young couple oil, reside at R, R.1, Zurich. Huron Names Committees During the session,' the striking committee selected the following committees. In each case, the first person mentioned is chairman of the committee. Roads: Elgin Thompson, Harry Worsen, Elmer Hayter, Joe Hoffman and William Elston. Huronview, Wilmer Hardy, Borden Cook, Harold Robinson, Joe Dietrich and Hugh Flynn. Health, Everett Mcliwain, Roy Westcott, Roy Cousins,Der- ry Boyle, John Morrissey (ap- pointed). Library: Walter Sheardown, Harold Eugene' Frayne, Stewart Procter, Duff Thomp- son and Geo.McCutcheon (last three appointed). Property: Allah Campbell„ Roy Pettison, Oliver Jaques; John Flannery and. Ken McMi- chael. - ' Planning:•- Arson McKinley, Geo. Lawson, Charles. Thomas. Ed. Oddleifson, Merv. Cudmore and C. Laithwaite,' W, Brock, Cal: Krauter, ' Ian McAllister and • R. Jewell, all appointed. County development; Girvin Reed, Wilmer Cuthill, Alex McGregor, Bill Jenkins, Harold Lobb and' Don Pullen, Jim Brint- ,and , the management forester, all appointed. Executive: J. P.Alexander, Lloyd Hendrick, Gordon Hess,, Mel Allan, James Hayter and Bob Lyons. A , special ' committee to he' set up in 19'70 to deal with sal- aries and wages as well as fringe benefits will consist of the warden. 'Jack Alexander,anci any other members of council the warden so selects -. plus' ad- ministrative staff where neces- sary. • Correspondent Mrs. Allan McCall .The An ual Congregational Meeting -of uff's Unite0 Church, Walton, as held ThurSday eve- ning last week in the basement of the Church. Attendance was small owing to so Many mem- bers still confined to home with the 'flu. Rev. Derwyn Docken chaired the meeting, opening.with singing hymn 441, 'Guide Me, Oh Thou Great Jehovah'. with Mrs. Camp- bell Wey as pianist. The minister chose as his scripture reading Paul's first letter of Corinth, followed by prayer. ' Mrs. Harvey Craig was ap- pointed secretary, • There was 'a minutes silence in memory of the members. that had passed away in the last -year: Tribute was paid to Martin Baan for his many faithful years of - service as Sunday School Superintendent. Rev. Docken wilt take the month of July for his- holiday's and the Church.. will be 'closed for the four Sundays. The anni- versary services wereannounced for the third Sunday of September. It was suggested that the event be well advertized in the papers. Alvin McDonald expressed a vote of thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Docken for their help. in the past year. Lunch was served by the la-• dies of the 17th and Boundary Unit. A progressive euchre Was held in the Walton Community Hall Friday evening. Prize win- ners were for High Lady, Mrs. Ken McDonald; Low Lady, Miss Laurel Hemingway; High Man, Mr. James Smith; Low Man, Mr. James Axtmann; Lone Hands, Mr. Bill Shortreed. Lunch was served by the com- mittee in charge, Mrs. Ron Ben- nett, Mrs. Van Vliet, Sr., Mrs. James' Axtmann, Mrs. Ralph Tra- viss and Mrs. William Hum- ' phries. Miss Shirley Thamer of Lon- don spent_the weekqed with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Thamer. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hum-- phries and family of London were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Humphries. • DEATH' OF MRS. JANET . MURDOCH Mrs. Janet Murdoch, highly esteemed resident of Brucefield, and wilo of the late John R. Mur- doch, passed away in Henderson General Hospital, Hamilton on Saturday, January 24th, after a lengthy illness, in her 83rd Year. She was the former Janet laa-. bell McBeath. The late Mrs. Murdoch was • organist and chqvir leadek in• -Brucefield Presbyterian Church from 1908 to 1912, organist and choir leader in Carmel Presby- terian Church. Hensall, from, 1937 to 1943, organist' and choir leader in what became Brucefield United Church from 1949 to 1963. In addition to church work, Mrs Murdoch gave much pleasure to many people through her orches- tra activities. Surviving are one son, Wil- liam. Dundas; two daughters, (Audrey) Mrs. S. G, Rumble, Toronto; (June) Mrs.William Duncan. Miami. Florida: and eight grandchildren. A daughter, Beth, predeceased her. Public funeral Services were held from the flonthron Funeral Home, Hensall. Tuesday, January 27th, at 2 p.m.. conducted by Rev. " D. E. Stuart who paid fitting tri- bute to her life. Burial was in Baird's Cemetery. Bearers were Bill ;McLach- lan, Ernie Talbot. Alex Mclioatli, George Clifton, Elgin Thompson and Gerald Rathwell:- SHERLOCK KEYES Sherlock Keyes. 75. of Varna, well known Stanley Township far- mer. died' Monday night in Clin- ton Public Hospital. He is survived by his wife. the former Jessie Mckenzie. two daughters; Mrs. Chester (Maud) MalloCk. Baden, and Mrs. George .(Jean) Campbell, Camalochie and sons, Donald of Point Stewart. George, Varna, and Kenneth. To- Woodham.' Correspondent' Miss Jean Copeland Mr. anchMra...La Verne' Rudd returned home Friday evening • from art enjoyable three weeks holiday in Florida. Mr.-ana Mrs. Donald G. and family of St. Marys were Sunday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Brintnell. Terri and Scott. • Miss Jacqueline Beckett of Galt spent the weekend with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence , Beckett and Geraldine. Dr. and 'Mrs. Grant Mills of Calgary. Mrs. Ray Mills and Miss Lynn Levy of St. Marys visited Saturday afternoon with Misses Blanche and Rhea Mills„ Mr. and Mrs. Norman Haz1v- wood --and Mr. -and Mrs. Oliver Haziewood entertained on Satur- day eyenirig those: who helped at mink pelting time. • Mr. and Mrs. David•Wheeler, Mr. 'and ,Mrs., George "Wheeler, Mrs. John Rodd. PaMela and Calyan, Mrs.• ,John ButterS and Miss Jean Copeland were Sunday • guests with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn. Copeland. Cynthia. Ellen and De- anna.. Classified Ads pay dividends. canto, ge• also seryiyeti .t.0! three "brethers, Ittisitlti, Kit- chener; Wilbur, Seaforth, and Stuart,.0r11/14,0/ld'O.Yninegrand» children. • - - - Funeral services will beheld. from the pall & Mitch Funeral Home, Clinton, OrkiThUreday at 3 Pali, Interment \yin follow, in Hayfield Cemetery. "MRS: WILLIAM McGREGGH • • mrs.*williarr. 'McGregor, died in Montreal ,,on Friday, Jan.= 1 : Stirviving. are her husband, William; one sister-in-law, Miss Margaret McGregor of To4 onto, and three brothers-in-law, Frank of Clinton, John of Stanley Twp., and Gregor of 'Brucefield. The body was at the Bail Funeral Home, Clinton, where service was held Monday at 2 p.m. Burial followed idBatrd'sCeme- tery'in Stanley Twp,, BENJAMIN C. 'RISING Benjamin C. Rising, 87, of Seaforth. died Sunday in SeafOrth Community Hospital following a long illness. Born in Champaign, Illinois, he was married to the former Ethel Cole in Mahomet, Illinois, in 1909. He came to Canada in 1919 and lived in Winthrop where he farmed. Ile moved to Seaforth in 1948. He was a mail carrier for man years until his retire- ment in T064. SurvIyilig are Iris wife. one daughter. Mrs. Norman m Lavada) Norris, Seaforth: one brother, Lee. of Lewis, New York: three grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. The body was at' the G. A. Whitney F'uner'al Horn,:. Seaforth. where service was, held at Tuesday. conducted by the Rev, D. L. Patterson. Temporary entorabraent was in Pioneer Mausoleum with burial later in Maitland Bank Cemetery Seaforth. pallbearers were Fran;: Shortt. Hugh Sheridan, Frank Ilunt, Joseph White. Allan C'ann,- bell and Orval Greer. • MRS. GEGRGE. A LITTLE Mrs. George A. :Little. 95. of McKillop Township, died Fri- day—at-HaironYiew.-Clinton, foi- lol.wing a short iHneSs. The former Emily Robinson, she was born in Ireland and name to Canada with her parents al the age of five. She had re- sided all her life in this district. She. was married in 1897 to George A. Little, who pre- deceased her -in March. 1940. She was a member of the United Church. 1, Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Willis ( va) Dundas of Sea - forth: two, suns.' Joseph of Blyth and WilSon of McKillOp •Town- ship: one sister. Mrs. -Ephraim (Sarah) Clarke of Seaforth. The tiod ' was at Bit, ft. S. ''Box Funderal Horne. Seaforth. where a funeral service was conducted by !reran Mister, iley• J. C. Britton at 2 .p.m. Ni'nday. Ternporar entombment was. in' Pioneer Mausoleum .with burial to follow in Maitland Bank C01110- tery. Pall bearers were . Wilfred Russ. Wallace 'Ross.. 'land(' PryCe .13yke Wheatley, Will non Little and Grant Little. . , MP* P4100Fgigi.S Mrs. Daniel Oe.!ctnikeFp 76, •Mitelle11, died ' Tgogt*:.94' Wile, • •'; - She' wo- -the termer - 15441e, bnfn In 4Pene Tolteishipp a dalighter of the late Mr: and Adolph Kahle. She and her husband' lived in Detroit nniii1V2, when they returned to farming in Logan. They tired. to Mitone1114 YearSagO. She , was a Member of grace Lutheran Church. Survivini, *ire her h4shand, two sone, Edwin, Login Town- ship; Albert, 1111.1tchelli, two daughters, Mrs. Donald (pliant, ces) Tuer. Mrs. Reginald (Mar- garet) Robinson, both of Mitchell; one sister, Mrs. William (Frieda) Bennewies, MeKillop Township; 10 grandchildren and six great- grandchildren. . The body was at the Lock- hart funeral home, Mitchell, where the service was at 2 p.m. Friday. Temporary entombment was fh the Elizabeth Ritz Mem- orial Chapel. Burial will be later in Grace Lutheran Cemetery. MRS. JOHN MERO mrs. John J. Mero, 55, of H.R. 2, Dublin died suddenly at her residence Friday. A native of Stanley Town- ship she was the former Dorothy Woolley daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Harry Woolley of Brucefield. She attended school at 4S. 10 , Stanley. , Surviving are her husband: one daughter, Mrs. Frank (Ter- esa) King, Tuckersmith Town- ship: five sons, Joseph of Mc- Killop, and. Harry of Sea- forth; David and Vernon. both at home: one sister. Mrs. Bert (Mary) P.rllen. London; one brother. Harry Woolley of Brucefield. Tile' body was at the R. 'S. Box _funeral home here. Fnmeral service was held at St.James' Roman Catholic. Church with requiem high mass at 10 a.rn. Monday by Rev. C. F.Sullivan. Temporary entombment ' was in '-ioneer Mausoleum. Burial will tonow in St. James' Homan Ca 7 tholic cemetery. Seaforth. Pall- bearers were Gerald . Gruihius, Coll Eckert, James Nash.Wayne J ames .Devereaux .and Loais_Nigh. Flowerbearers were Mel Acheson and Arthur Dev- ereaux. ", MRS. GEORGE- C.DALE • Mrs.. George C. Dale: 91. of R.R. 2. Seaforth died Wednesday in Seaforth Community Hospital following a short Born in Tackerarroth she was the former Jean Ross Sproat.She married George C. Dale in 1901 who predeceased her inn 1931. Surviving are one' daughter, Mrs. Andrew (Adana) Crozier, H. R. .2. Seaforth; one son. Don- ald 'W. Dale, London; one sister, '17')127r.oi (t".:, fi.ja r Mg rILlido.cri'd)i"iSlclbr°eciki.(''a(Itird. eignt greld-grandchildren. Sim?. Was a member' of Northside Cipied Church. • The body was at the R. S. Box funeral home, Seaforth.. where funeral service Wasconducted by Rev. .1: C. 'Britton at two p.m. Saturday. Initial was in Clinton ernOter v. Pallbearers. were Jack Crozier. Neil Crt'i'zier. Derteti Harold ''liu iii XicbeiS00, 4311..signe4 7iPile _ rheRt0.4 Were Refer 0411.0.- #43Trenl:ittosni•::.„ qproatd' , Ainci14 those who.#0464 funeral were, 71jAisr S4QP494 .-Mizel.9iPri4.0.sept *404, il,enee *me: Josephson,' Ail Pt Petreiti and fteySiont1;0/10 mrr 113. Eddie`: i leers 4V :0941:00 Mtch.:i Mr, ,,e0c1Mrs.Ten St. :040-..Stfor*s. st marg,nret Tabor mictMi0e.!PAci$1., Tabor,. Mr, and Mrs: :Waiter, Bnrry, Mr. ands Mrs: R.P11.141.40' sproat, PetrOlt ,Iiifr..::411A:: Mrs,_lack.Sproat.:_of Aearpsvllle, OntarIOLPIr. and birs. JO,Pic.crea..6 ier and family, Listowel,Ontarip; Mr. and !tits; Neil Crozier -and Mark, St. Thomas, Ontario. MISS EILEEN H.MURitAi - Miss Eileen Rita Murray,.48, of West • William Street, died Friday at Seaforth Community Hospital following a short ill- ness. She was born in McKillop -Township, the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Murray, ' She received 'her education in Seaforth and was a resident here all her life. She was a member of St. Jahies' Roman Catholic Church. Surviving are seveA, sisters, Mrs.Wilfred (Julia) McDonnell, Teeswater: Mrs. Basil (Audrey) Kelly. Kinkora; Mrs. Dan (Adel- aide) Crowley, Mrs. Eldon (Mary) Doering. both of Stratford; mrs.- William (Evelyn) Rowland, London: Mrs. Basil(Margaret) Brown, Mrs. Lloyd(Helen)Mac- Donald, both of Toronto; two brothers, Jack Murray, Tor- onto and Frank Murray,' Sea- forth. Tif6—body Yfas at the R. $.. Box funeral horne. Seaforth. Funeral service was held at St. James' Roman Catholic Church with requiem, high mass 11:30 a.m. Moody by Rev, C.F.Sullivan. Burial was in Kinkora Cemetery, pallbearers were Frank Ruston. Clarence. Rbston, Frank Morris, Frank Crowley. Jerry Crowley and Jo- seph Murray. FATHER, BROTHER DIE A. Rae Putinari, 55 Redan Street, Thomas died . on January 21st. Ate was 48. A • week earlier 'on January 14th his fattier, -Albert E.Put- man died in St., Thomas Elgin General Hospital. They . were the, brother. and father of William J.. Putman of Seaforth. • ...Surviving A. Rae Putman are his wife, tire former Bettie Jaine Cutler, sons Martin and . Alan Putman amid a daughter,Penny, ,all of 55 Reclan St. St.Tliomas. A.lso sirryivine, are two brothers, Glen 11. Putman of Magnetawan', William J. • Putman of Seaforth and a sister. Mrs, Murray Nutt, Fingal. . Albert E. Putman ls stir vived ht imiS wife, time former Nellie Cassidy, his -two sons and (laughter as well as a brother Earl W. Putman and a sister Arlene pritman. Fins.ral services .were at tine With:1ms Funeral Home„ St. Thornos with interment at the Elind,ihe memorial Par:k. • Members of Hensall organi- zations 'have combined their of forts to produce the annual Winter Carnival 'scheduled for this week- end. The proceeds from this year s event are ear-marked for renovations to the Hensall Arena; The Winter Carnival actively * will get under way on Friday night, when three Hensall Minor Hockey teams, the Novices, Pee- wees and Bantams, will play host Jo Iwo teams from Adastral Park, Clinton. Later in the even- ing judging of the candidates in the Snow Queen contest will take • place and the winner will be crowned at the Carnival Dance in the Arena auditorium. -,The Hensall 'Western Horsemen orga- nization are supervising the Fri- ' day night dance and crowning of ' the Queen; • A parade will kick off the pro- * gram on Saturday. Snowmobiles and fleets have already been entered and the Seaforth District High School Girl's Trumpet Band will add color to the event. Hen- sail Kinsmen are supervising the parade. Throughout the afternoon on O. Saturday, following the paradb, there will be a heavy schedule of novelty'and timed snowrnobile events. Snowmobile rides will also be available to those wishing them. Don ,Mousseau and Bob Caldwell are in charge of the • Ontario Ontario is mine, Ontario is yours, But, 0 is for Ottawa, N is for the number' of things we have, T is for Toronto our capital, A is for' our action cities, R is for our rich crops, I is for illness fixed fast, 0 is for. our two capitals, pia them all together you have Ontario. Written by Paul Bode, Age 9. Grade 4, Seaforth Public School Stratford Tourney Is Success Plan Similar Event Here Guardsmen Drum and Precision Drill Team. which opened and closed the two day's events. The Festival City Majorettes 'also provided entertainment. There was not a dull moment. SIMILAR EVENT HERE kainoilar event is being plan- ned for Seaforth and Exeter in a few weeks. John McCarrol, Physical Education Consultant with the Huron-Perth Separate School Board, is organizing the event Which will feature teams made up from the Separate' schools in Seaforth, St. Columban, Dublin, Kinkora arid Hesson. The same Detroit teams will supply the opposition. The games will be played in Seaforth on a Saturday and then the teams will travel to Exeter for MS SeCond series on the following Sunday. A further announcement 're- garding this event will appear next week. Delegates to the annual mom - ing of the Ontario Liberal Assoc- iation were named at a Meeting of the Huron Federal Liberal As- sociation in Clinton Thursday evening. The delegates named were Fred McGee. Wingham. Calvin Krauter: Brussels. Roy Westcott, Exeter, Ivan Kalbfleisch, Zurich Paul Steckle, Zurich and Mrs. Jean Lunn, Egmondville Gordon McGavin as pregident of the Association will also attend. Alternate delegates are Peter Keil, Gorrie, Mrs, CldrenceJef- frey, Zurich, Malcolm Davidson Hrueefield, Hugh Hill, Goderich Jack Rosser, Ailsa traig and Howard Aitken, Goderich. The annual meeting of the Liberal Party of Ontario will be held at the Chateau !Antler. Ottawa, on February 19th, 20th and 21st.