HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1970-02-05, Page 3Some 50 teenageee,„ attended
a youth meeting nday after- ,
noon in tile' St. Patrieks School
Auditorium. Reqran, Father
Durand, Sister Shirley, Mary
Margaret Rowland and Bonnie
Krauskopf chaired the meeting...
Ten teenagers were nomin-
aged and six will be elected by
ballots ' which • will be placed at
the back of the church onSunday.
Only those in .their teens may
vote. Those nominated were:
Mary Kelly, Jo-Ann Van Bergen,
to be' sent in for the Guelph,.
Conference. Mrs,. Garnet Taylor'
was named to look after the'
Northern Ontario layette for the
District Annual. Miss 'Vera
Hambley and Mrs. Cameron Vi-fl
vian were appointed to look after •
the work meeting freMarch.
Mrs. Carter Kerslake 're-
ported on the district*" board
meeting held recently . Mrs.
Frank Hamilton was asked to
present an Institute cup and .
saucer to Miss Francis Scott,
Mrs. - on Agar
Stapleton were the sponsors at
the baptism of. Terrance Edwin
. Stapleton, son of Mr, and. Mrs.
Richard. Stapleton. °
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Cronin
11 and family, Kitchener, were Vi-
eiting with Mr. and Mrs. •Jack
-••-• - ---.0'RtsurIce- and 'family- on Sunday:._
Mr. and Martin Van
Roos 'and David, Scbtlarei, On- 'Ternrileman followed by the Ten' .with iMrS. Oprald Brit- . sident, Mary Van Doren; Secre-
tario, spent the weekend with Mr. Commandments of good nubile : ton at Lambeth. tary, Dianne Henderson; Tree-
relations. • Roll call What the, Miss Barba.rs.. Gardinen_ef...._....eIgeTt" Marie McClure; Press_ _ and Mrs., Anthony Loomans.
Mr. arid Mrs. Herman Van . W.I. has done,. for me - Was; Stratford spent the' weekend at , Reporter, Breda Pryoe.
Bakel, Kinkora, were sponsors her home here. answered by ten members; Miss- There are 12 members led
for Jacqueline Martha.Van Bakel ' Olive Speare asked some riddles
-
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gardiner by Hendrina Verberne and Mrs.
who was baptized on Sunday, An invitation was accepted to, attended the funeral of Mrs. Gar- William Little.
January 25th; the infant daughter meet with Kirkton Womens diner's cousin, the late Mr. Lin- The next meeting will be next '-
of Mr. and Mrs. Hank Van Bakel. titute on February 26. Circle 3' coin Reibling at Milverton on Monday at the 'home of Mrs.Wil-
are in charge of a euchre party Liam Little Sunday. ,
Hospital.
Miss pat Wallace, London, 'Dublin Youth Meeting
Miss Linda Friend, Kitchener
spent the week end with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Friend and,
family. •
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cook,
Toronto spent the week end with
Mrs. Louis Bruxer and Jerry.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dant-
zer, Toronto -spent the week-
end with relatives in the area.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Oulette
and son, Donald, Windsor, spent-
the week end with Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Benriiger and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Van Loon,
Seaforth were visiting with Mr.'
and Mks. Martin Van Bakel.
Mr. -and Mrs. Neil Staple-
ton and family and Mr. Louis
Stapleton, Auburn and Mr, and
Mrs. Ron Agar and family, Lon-
don were visiting with' Mr. and
Mrs. Ed. Stapleton.
Mr. Alvin Crawford is a
patient in Seaforth Community
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Looby
• are spending a month in Florida.
O Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Masse,
Goderieti, and Mr. and Mrs.Aage
stegensad, and family, Godericle
were visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Stapleton and family on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Schoon,
derWoerd and family and Mrs.
• Nicholas Krauskopf were visit-
ing. •with Mr: and Mrs. Joe
Krauskopf and family in Jarvis
on Sunday.
Mrs. Ken Whetharn has re-
turned from Stratford General
Hospital and is-spendine a_ few
days with her parents Mr: and
. Mrs. Gordon Johnson, Simcoe
until her elbow mends.
to
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0
0
0
patient in Seaforth Community
HOSPITAL
AUXILIARY
' The February meeting of the,
Women's Hospital Auxiliary will
be held Tuesday evening at 8 p.m.
in the -hospital, when, it' is ex-
pected that Miss C. Dixon, Chief '
Dietitian of Beaver Foods will
speak.
Members are reminded there
will be an exchange of Valentine
cards.
sometime in February.
Pooling fees were approved
CARDS at 10c, 15c, 25c and 50c
Packaged for Children a 39c, 49c 69c and 79c pkg.
Assortment of Valentines for Children and Cut-Out Books
The largest Selection of Cards Available I
THE PERFECT GIFT — RECORDS
' BOXED CHOCOLATES '
Mrs. Charles Douglas, Miss ;
Olive Speare and Mrs. Ruby Reed
were' hostesses for the Public
Relations meeting of the Staffa
Women's Institute held In the
town-ship hall on Wednesday
afternoon of last week, •
Miss , Jud.y Friend; Dublin,
just recently returned from two
'years spent in India with Cuso
.gaVe 'a descriptive and most in-.
teresting account of her two years
work by word and picture. Her
first year was spent on the family
planning program. India has 550
-nrillion-p-eciple and is about one-
third the d . Her
second year was spent in a
mission hospital in Northern
India where she was in charge
of the operating area. Miss
Friend, was introduced by Mrs.
Carter Kerslake and thanked by
Mrs. John Templeman.
Mrs. Ed,. Chappel presided for
the meeting. The motto - A mer-
._eharitonly_ptecke what the public
demands .-.iiii;gliien133Mrs. JOhn
Hears About India
SO Teenagers Attend
RUSTCRAFT
coutts- Hallmark
VALENTINES
of ./-)
DISTINCTION
Staffa Institute
Correspondent ' . who recently received her 4-H
MrS.John TempLernan Peovincial Honours for succes-
sfully completing twelve home-
making projects. The Institute
Is again sponsoring three 4-I•1'
Homemaking Clubs.
The meeting closed with
The Queen followed by a damn
lunch served by the hostesse
News, of •
CROMARTY
•Mary Ann O'Rourke; Lou Ann
Rowland, Christine Delaney-,
Danny O'Rourke, Ron Feeney,
• Ed. Rene, John Vogels and Casey
Van Bakel. From these names
three girls and three boys will
be chosen,
The purpose of the youth
group Is to provide catholic
education through catholic ac-
tivities. These will include folk
masses, shows, dances and many
other activities.
Correspondent
Mrs; Ken McKellar
, Mrs. Alex Gardiner spent
Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Har-
vey Readhead in Kitchener.
Miss Lorraine Laing had the
misfortune to have a bone in her The first meeting of 4 Fea e
arm fractured while playing at turing Fruit' was held on Monday
school. at the home of Mrs. William Lit-.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gardiner tire. Officers elected' are: Presi-;
and S teve n..• vi sited On SatiirdaY McC lure ;-Vic e Pre-'
Lee Crushed
PINEAPPLE 2 19-oz. tins 470
PRODUCE
U.S. No. 1 New
CABBAGE
stalk 290
FOR 'ADDITIONAL SPECIALS
SEE LONDON FREE PRESS THURSDAY
Florida Sweet Juice
ORANGES
Flpricia
CELERY
Maxwell House Instant
COFFEE, 10r oz. jar
Puritan Beef Stew or
IRISH STEW, Ige. 24-oz. tin'
Van Camp's
BEANS with PORK, • • 4 14-oz. tins 790
Aylmer Best Choice
TOMATOES, lge. 28-oz. tin 290
SPECIALS FOR
Thursday - Friday - Saturday
Luncheon Meat
KAM, 12-oz. tin
Heinz Strained
BABY FOODS
Phone 074990. •
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SUPERIOR/
*FOOD MARKET*,
. - „ correspOncient .
MrS. Ethel 1.4101 • .!
The. Annual Meeting pf TAO
I Mitchell and DiStriPt .Pr
_1XF:in, opened With a-hati9P9kr,
the Royal canadianI„egion**,
James Simpson,' Tgronto,,Yutale;
Relattons Officer for the credit
Utilon League, working out Of
the Head Office, was the guepti
speaker.
He stressed the idea that a.
Credit Union is operated by
members ,and once ?, year the
members meet and'it is a time .
for• them to express their
feelings. The C. U. movement was
formed over 100 - years ago to
cembat high interest rates. tWe
'are living IC a credit world tee
day -and, therefore, the ,C t i.J. its
more Important 'than before' he
said.
Since 1961, credit has in-
creased by 85% with incomeoVer
50%. In this affluent society,:43%
Of the farm people are living iii
poverty. In North York 5800 fa-
milies have visited family Court
OP ...Anneal Meeting
...
S.4
Seaforth Three held their 'first
meeting Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. Gordon Elliott. The 4u1-1
project is "Featuring Fruit".
Officers elected are - P resit?:
ent - Dianne Patterson; 1st Vice
President - Laurel; Moggach;
2nd. Vice PreSident - Ann Nobel;
Treasurer - Joanne De Groot;
Press Reporter - Janice Schenck.
Project leaders are Mrs.Gordon
Elliott and Mrs. John patterStn.
Notes for the meeting con-
Sisted of "Canada's Food Guide" iNvEsT and, "Why'We Eat Fruit".
K1 'PEN
Miss Dianne Baird of Bruce-
field visited over the weekend
with her aunt, Mrs. Edgar Mc-
Bride. . , .
Seaforth
Three
Meet
IVIcKillop
4-H Club
6431-oz. jars 790
$1.59
doz. 490
lb. 150
490
450
'for a,ssistariO in 01/14' 15 in1.4.,
lion dollarst InJ96.6,714 families
in the same 04410 Wetted tire:
eourt far owing 18 million Mr.,
Simpson suggested thattherew.iii
be a recession not a depression,
as the young people of to-,day
are going to be faced with many
problems of financing,
As a, new dwelling service-
.is being introduced to 'the C.U.,
he urged members to use it and
to place any surplus money in
the C.U., So that the money could
be put to use for the benefit of
its members.
Gerry Carey; Staffa, was•
chairman for the meeting. The
dividend was decided at 6% and
will cost Mitchell C.U. $165.55
this year. 8 1/2% per annum is
rDeing paid on special deposits.
James Scott reported for the
'2,recitt Committee ihOwing that
118 new loans had been' granted
during the year amounting to •
$142,456.00. Auditors which will
he necessary for the new checking
system will be Messrs. Gibson
and Famme, Stratford. The Mit-
chell Office is now being prepared
for tire new personal checking -
system. It was decided that$1.50
be deducted from' accounts of
all members over 18 years of
age.
Mr. Simpson said that the
C.U. was not as large as it should
be, any 'profits going back to the
members except expenses
A special vote of than s was
given to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Rogers, for their untiring ork in
the office. '
Board of Directors ncludes
• In a
Guaranteed
Trust
Certificate.
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