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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1970-03-19, Page 21 1 • 7e—THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTH, ONT., MAR. 19, 1970 Euchre Winners:- A large crowd attended the euchre under the auspices• of the Order of the Eastern Star at ,the home of Dr. and Mrs. Maurice Clugston on Wednesday when winners were: Ladies High- Mrs. Arthur Routledge; Ladies Lone Hands - . Mrs. McArthur; Men's High - Harold Pethick; Men's Lone Hands - Dr. W. J. Thompson. Mrs. Harold Currie gave the study "Man Alive". Mrs. Ed. Dick was presented with a Life Membership and Pin from the U.C.W. and Mrs. Gerald Glenn, was also presented with a Life Membership and Pin donated by Mrs. John M. Glenn of Exeter. Mrs. Harold Parker, Mrs. Tay- lor were in charge of the pre- sentations. Mrs. Taylor gave a poem and Mrs. Kpight of Ed- monton, a former minister's wife in Hensall, spoke on the "Crash Pad" pertaining to' the drug traffic. Mrs. Boyce closed with prayer. HENSALL RINK WINS THEDFORD BONSPIEL . , A rink skipped by Bob Bell, president of the Hensall Curling Club, won the Hiram Walker 7.ophy at the Thedford 'Curling Club winning 'high over all with 3 games plus 7. Other mem- bers on his team were Marlene Bell, vice skip. John Anderson and, and Helen Anderson, lead. Rabbit Breeders Elect South Huron Rabbit Breeders met Tuesday evening in.-Elim- ville Hall and celebrated thefirst anniversary of the club's forma- tion. George Carpenter was chair- man for an election when David Stanley of R.R.#2, Denfield, was elected president succeeding William Dicskey. Pat Dickey and Angus 'Murray, were returned to office as vice-president and se- cretary-treasurer respectively. Mrs. Shirley Willis was elec- ted press reporter for the corning year. Auctioneer for tlib Dutch Auc- tion was Ron Parsons and winner of the priie was Sandra Murray. FOR A BETTER CROP PLANT CO-OP SEED ORDER YOUR SEED GRAIN AND GRASS:. SEED • FREE INNOCULENTS WITH ALL GRASS SEED MIXED BEFORE APRIL 4th. • CAR OF AEROPRILLS ARRIVING THIS WEEK AT COMPETITIVE PRICES CONTRACTS AVAILABLE FOR SEED BEANS SEAFORTH FARMERS Phone 527-0770 Seaforth SEAFORTH MEAT MARKET LEAN BUTT PORK CHOPS 731 • Skinless Wieners 2 lbs. 79c Pork Shoulder Ribs 4 lbs. $ Sliced Bologna while it lasts 2 lbs. 49c FRESH Pork Liver 391 Westons Bread 4 loaves ggc - Nothing pleases that special person - more than perfume. Popular brands at popular prices ar here to choose.from. Here at Keatings you *will find a wide selection of • Easter cards that you and your friends' will • appreciate. Easter is -the season when chocolates are a particularly welcome gift. We 'have a, wide range of. borne brand. chocolates in a variety of sizes and' price ranges. See our selection of Easter novelty Items that are such a delight to the children KEATING'S PHARMACY M. E. Hoover Phm. Phone- 527-1990 'Seaforth EASTER THANK:- OFFERING The Easter Thank-Offer- ing of the Womens Missionary Society was held on Thursday in Carmel Presbyterian Church.• President Mrs. R. A; Orr welcomed' gneSts from Cromarty, Exeter, Seaforth and Home Help ers and Arnold Circle from the Church s.nd opened the meeting with an Easter poem and Easter Prayer. Mrs. Percy Campbell gave the devotion. Rev. W. Jarvis, the guest speaker, gave an interesting Old Easter message of Jesus Christ. Mrs. Eric Luther 'was guest soloist and gave the story of the hymn and sang "The Un- veiled Christ" with her husband at the piano. Mrs. Harvey Hyde thanked the• guest 'speaker, so- loist and pianist. Ushers were Mrs. R. Madge •and Mrs. H. Sdell. l, A social afternoon was en- joyed with tea and lunch with Mrs. Hyde, Mrs. Orr and Mrs. C. yolland, lunch convenors: News of WINCHELSEA Correspondent Mrs.Wni.Walters • - • The Elimville Women's In- stitute euchre was held on Mon- day evening at Elimville Hall :. with eight tables playing. Com- mittee in charge were Mrs. Floyd Cooper, Mrs. Emerson Penhale and, Mrs. Sam Skin"er. Winners were Ladies High - Mrs. Gilbert Johns; Men's High- Floyd Cooper; Lone Hands- 'Harold Bell; LuCky Cup - Mrs. Jim Wilson; Consolation - Frayne "arsons. ' Mrs. Gerry Gruble, Michael and Glenn of Farquhar visited on Sunday with Mr.' and Mrs.Fre- enlan Horne. • Mrs. George Prayne visited, on Saturday, with Mrs. Wm. Walters. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Patterson, Leslie and Linda of Lucan, visit- ed titi Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Fray.ne. MSS Janet Bern of London ipent the Week , end with Mr. anti Mtg. Phil Bern and boys. Mr.,and Mrs. Murray Coward And faiiifly visited on Stinday 'With Mrs-, John Coward. and Mrs. Sanford Hutton • thd.:faray ',faked en SlitidaY 'at Mtifiliteti With and Mri.Ittlee ton Aide. w. CONTINUES ALL THIS WEEK. WITH Gin•gericii's GRAND RE-OPENING SAL ,`" e tiro iet • •-,,arrivoti 1013., 1 n IN • TRUCKLOAD LOT SALE PRICES ON BEATTY APPLIANCES 8:6 FLEETWOOD TV'S & STEREO S HOME FURNISHINGS MATTRESS:" SALE Buy 1 — Get 1 Free Buy 2 2 Free .4 piece for s .. $ 5 6.88 CLEARANCE DURING OUR RE-OPENING GINGERICH'S LTD. WILL OFFER THEIR ENTIRE DISCONTINUED LINE OF CROWN- DIAMOND PAINTS AT HALF 'PRICE. BUY ONE GALLON — -GET ONE FREE BUY ONE QUART GET ONE FREE INTRODUCTORY 1Win DISCOUNT ON ALL NEW LINES OFFER ! OF C-I-L PRODUCTS GINGERICH'S LTD. SALES & SERVICE PHONE t27.0290 SEAFORTH WIN A VALUABLE PRIZE 1st — FLEETWOOD 12" PORTABLE TELEVISION SET 2nd — MARY PROCTOR BLENDER 3rd — SET OF LAMPS 111.+0,41•-•....on,de •••••••••••••••Maino RECEIVE ONE FREE CHANCE WITH EACH $1.00 PURCHASE - MAXIMUM 10 CHANCES PER PURCHASE .50*.:111•10. FREE REFRESHMENTS THIS COUPON IS WORTH $50.00 With the Purchase of any GAS,, OIL er ELECTRIC FURNACE, If purchasid prior .to June let, 1970, or $20.00 When you pure/mar a watarhiahli or spacaltratar. Offer tooeui until April athh, Hullett Council Considers Budget W.I. Makes Donations UNIT ONE MEETS" Unit 1 of Hensall U.C.W. met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Lorne Hay presiding, who opened the meeting with a poem "Easter Needs" and her devotional, was entitled "If a man die, shall he live again". Unit 1 is responsible for nur- sery and flowers in April and everyone was reminded of the April Fools supper inthe church. Mrs.. Albert Shirray continued with 'the study on "Indians in the far• North and gave high- lights of their trip -to Moosenee last fall which she and her husbiand took. Mrs.'•-Jack Con- sitt conducted •a contest and Mrs. Gordon Munn and assistants ser- ved lunch. Hensel]. Womens Institute met Wednesday evening in the Legion Hall for their Agriculture and Canadian Industries meeting with president, Mrs. Clarence Reid presiding for the' business ses- sion. Members answered the roll call with "Name something grown on the farm and is used in in- dustry". The annual fee of $25.00 for the Mentally Retard- ed Association was 'donated, also $30.00 to the Hensall Branch 468 of the Canadian Legion.Mrs. T.J.Sherritt and Mrs. Robert Elgie were appointed, a sick corn- ,mittee for April and ,Mrs, JOhn Skea, Mrs. Pearl Koehler and Mrs. Elizabeth Riley a nomin- ating committee. Mrs. R.-Simpson spoke brie- fly on the meeting she attended of the Mentally Retarded Associa- tion held in Exeter recently. Mis. Wilbert Dilling chaired the program which consisted of solos "The Wander of it all" Ind "Surely goodness • and mercy shall follow me" by Mrs. Eric 'Luther, accompanied on the piano by her husband who contributed a -piano selection. Mrs. Robert , Simpson gave the .motto "The "N--Poetry of Life", a iiiiniorous reading "Mrs. Casey at the Euchre Party" by Miss M. ' Mrs. Don Travers gave a short commentary on the 4-H Club and introduced Alma Oud who commented on the display of needlepoint by the 4-H girls club. Courtesy remarks were given by Mrs. R. Elgie. An auction sale with Mrs. James McAllister as auctioneer, assisted by Mr's. Dilling netted $30.00. Program convenors were Mrs. W. Dilling and Mrs. Maude 'Hedden; hostesses Mts. Gladys Cole- man and Mrs. Len PUrdy. C HISE LHURST U. C. W. A pot luck dinner and quilt- ing proceeded the meeting of Chiselhurst U.C. W. opening with the theme song and prayer by president, Mrs. Russell Brock, who chaired the meeting. The worship on Easter ,was given by Mrs. R. Boyce and members answered the roll call with a Religious custom. Minutes read and approved. It was announced that eleven "large' quilts and two crib quilts had been made by the ladies sinch January. 'Mrs. Jack Brintnell, Mrs. Alvin Cole, MrS. R. Taylor and Mrs. T Brintnell rendered . a quarteIte. A motion was passed to buy Easter lillies for the church. $10.00 was donated to' the Bunny Bundle at C.F.P.L. London. A crib quilt will be made for the Fall bazaar. Hullett Couetil will consider what members referred to as a "budget of necessities" at a special meeting to be called shortly. Decision to have the Clerk- Treasurer prepare such a bud- get was taken following a lengthy discussion of a proposed mill rate at a special meeting on Monday. The budget Clerk- Treasurer. Clare Vincent, will prepare to take into considera- tion • anticipated effects which twice a year payments of the Board of Education levy will • have on Township finances. '.Thefitiecial Meeting was cal- led• to open Tenders on Culverts KI PPEN Correspondent Mrs, Norman Long Miss Debbie and MaSter Scott Kyle of Penticton, B.C. arrived., Saturday .evening to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson Kyle and Jim while their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Kyle are vacat- ioning in Caracas, Venezuela. U.C. W. MEETING • Kippen U.C.W. worship ser- vice was conducted by Mrs. David Turner wild, using the incident di the Samaritan woman at the well., spoke of the continuing source of the. "Living Water of Faith", Mrs. Robert Elgie con- ducted. the business session.Mrs. Keith Lovell told of the craft sessions by, four of our-,mem- bers at the Hensall Nursing Home and of the favourable reactioes by the patients. At the April Thank-Offering, Mrs. Stewart Miner- president of Huron-Perth Presbyterial, will - be guest speaker with guest units from Brucefield, ' Hayfield, Hensall' Pregbyterian and. Zurich'churcir- es. Bale items are to be turned in at our 'May meeting. Star-tips are still to be saved for the Leprosy Mission. Mrs. Edison McLean presented a vivid, ac-„- curate and wide study of the Indian Canadians revealing many harsh and startling details and statistics which make us realize we dare feel little pride as Can- adians. She emphasized that our sympathetic understanding is needed for ,the proper 'warm ac- ceptance' and equality of these Canadians, Mrs.Peter De Wyse con- ducted contest and Mrs. Norman Dickert and Mrs. David Turner- the hostesses served refresh- Ments. for the Verburg Drain; Tenders on Warble Fly,Powder and Spray- ing; and to consider applications for Warble Fly Spray Inspector. The contract for Warbicide Powder went to Murray Reid at 'AO per pound" for one pound bags and $5.25 per 15 pound bag) to be delivered to the Town- ship Garage when required. The spraying was let to James Leishman at .121 per head per spray. The Clerk was instructed to advertise for an Inspector. Kenneth Dunn of Burns Ross & Associates who was present, discussed tenders for Culverts and other items including the survey of streets in Londeslaoro. The T.ender of Armco Drainage & Metal Products was accepted for two culverts, 72 ft. and 62 ft., at a combined price ef$5,423., A by-law was passed setting the interest rate on Tax Arrears at 1% per month. The former rate of 2/3% per month. Plans for supplying gravel were revised and the Road perintendent is to. arrange for stock-piling two thousand y' ards for later use in road building: NEWS OF Correspondent Miss Jean Copeland We are pleased to report Mr.. George Wilson returned home from St. Marys MemArial Hos- pital on Sunday where he has been a patient for the past six weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Corsaut of Ilcierton visited Saturday even- ing with Mr. and Mrs. David Wheeler and Mrs. Robert Cor- saut of St. Marys. Mrs. Lloyd Jaques attended a bridal shower on Saturday for Miss Elaine Murray of Wood- stock, at the home of Mrs.Nor- man Barr in Toronto. We are sorry to report that Mrs. Arthur Hopkin is a patient in Stratford General Hospital and Miss Ada Hopkin a patierit in St. Marys Memorial Hospit- al at time of writing. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Anderson have returned home from a very enjoyable holiday in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Beck-\ Remember! It takes but , a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pociFet. To advertise, just Dial Seaforth 527-0240. etc visited on Monday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. John Kenney and family of Lucan. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Garten- burg entertained qn Sunday in honpur of Mr, and Mrs. Hiram Hanna who were celebrating their 48th wedding anniversary. GuestS present- for the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Blornm- aert and Judy and Mr. Roger Ronson of Brampton, Mrs.liazel Coward of Winchelsea, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hewitt, Terry, Glenn and Paul and ivir. Wm. Elston of Kirkton. w. WOODHAM "Correspondent ' Mrs.Maude Heddee„._, Mr. and Mrs. Barrie Jackson and family leave Hensell next week to 'take up residence in Windsor. Mr. Jackson is Con- troller for the Welles Cor- poration in Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. Barrie Jackion were honored by their neighbours 'on Saturday with a surprise going away party and gift. Mrs. John Baker read the address and made the presentation. Mrs. Percy Bartlett of Thamesford and Mrs. Jim Bar- ber, London, visited last, week with Mr. Stewart McQueen and Mr, and Mrs. Harry Snell. Mr. Herb Jones was taken by ambulance Monday to South Huron Hospital. Charles Mickle, Hamilton, spent a few days recently with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.Laird Mickle. Mr. and Mrs. Don Rigby, Stewart and Jan Knights of Blenheim, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snell. Mr. ttewart McQueen returned home with them. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mickle, London, spent Sunday with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle.• Mr. D. R. S. Paterson, ac- companied by his grandson, Don Peary, and wife, recently mar- ried, of Toronto, visited Sunday with the former's father,, Mr. J. F. W. 'Paterson, a resident at the Queensway Nursing Home in Hensall, formerly of Toronto. Mr. Plterson is in his 08th year. Mrs. William Fuss was hos- tess for the Kinette Club of' ' Hensall March 11th, Mrs. Jack Drysdale presiding for Vice- P re sident' s night. •