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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1970-09-24, Page 15Scanning the Weeklies By Lee Hee In scanning the Zurich Citizens News we note that Glen Thiel, R.R. 3, Zurich, was elected president of the Zurich Chamber of Commerce at their annual meeting. He succeeds Leroy Thiel, who held the position for the past two years. Irvin Elliott, manager of the Hensel! Branch of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce has been transferred to the Ailsa Craig Branch. He is being replaced by W. R. Poore of Kitchener. Ray Van Dorsselaer, of Dashwpod, once again was top winner with his birds at the Welland District Cage Society annual show, held rece*ly in Beamsville. Out of 15 entries birds walked off with 11 first prizes, two seconds and two thirds: He was so awarded 'four rosettes and two trophies in the competition which saw 500' birds entered in the various classes. The Blyth Standard relates that Mr. and Mrs. Albert Walsh marked their 8th wedding anniversary in Clinton Hos- ital as Mr. Walsh is a patient there. Mr. and Mrs: John Young were honored by their family on the occasion of their 44th wedding anniversary. Leading the Lucknow Fall Fair parade on Saturday, according to the Lucknow Sentinel, will be Miss Dominion of Canada, the 19 year-old Miss Norma Hickey who hails from Darnley, Prince Edward Is- land. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Salkeld observed their 50th wedding anniversary recently at a family dinner. The family Of Dan T. MacKinnon held "Open House" at his Kinloss farm home recently in honor of his 90th birthday.(Lee Hee's note - Mr. MacKinnon's mother was a sister of the late Angus MacKinnon of Tuckersmith). The Milverton Sun repdrts that Bill Hartsburg, Manager - of the Milverton Junior C's indicates plans are under- way for another big hockey season. Practice will begin October 10th. Mr. and Mrs. John S. Winterburn, formerly of Norwich, now residents of Wooding- ford Lodge, Woodstock, will mark their 64th wedding anniversary on Saturday.' The Perth Regiment held their annual reunion in Stratford during the past week end. Members of the Kaajaef ski family have ended a 14-year career. The last of the 'teenagers, who delivered a daily. paper to homes in Milverton, are at- tending school in Stratford and thus 14 years of service has ended. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Riddel lidnored Mrs. Earl Edwardt on the occasion of her 85th birthday. Mr. Riddel is a grandson of Mrs. Edwards. • A story in the St. Marys Journal Argus indicates' that there is a pos- sibility, if enough swimmers show up at a meeting .called for the Cadz ow Park Recreation Centre, arrangements will be completed for a 'resumption of the winter swim program at •the Strat- 'ford 'Y' pool. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thornton and family, of Kintore, held "Open House" Sunday in honor of their ,ainele, Mr. Fred Thornton, _en: the oc- casion of his 90th birthday. Jai, Sid,' zer, Lethbridge, Alberta, visited his sister, Mrs. Albert Bickel]. in Kirk- ton, after 51 years. A daughter, Mrs. Roy McNaughton of North Bay attended the reunion. Mr. Switzer paid his last visit to Kirkton in 1919 when he returned from World War 1 where he saw service in the Royal Canadian Artillery. The ho-cley season started last week end with the Boston Bruins opening their training camp in Londo HoweV(14 Sunday, September 20th, i a mere in- portant date for the St. M ys Lines as their camp operation gets underway. The Kincardine News reports that the Kincardine ToSin and Township Airport will be officially opened on Sunday with the ribbon cutting taking place at 1:30 p.m. An air show will follow at 2 p.m. Mrs. Max Bell of R.R.1, Gorrie, had her arms full when she held in her arms a giant puffball that was discovered by her children in a pasture near their home. The' Wipgham Advance-Times reporting the find stated the puffball measured sig feet in circumference, but did not know exactly how much it weighed. The Clinton News-Record reports that Wayne McFaddin, a 24-year-old native of Orillia has been hired to replace Con- stable Albert Shaddick who resigned be- cause of personal reasons. Mr. McFaddin was one of 12 applicants. Mrs. M. W. Durst, Clinton, was elected as president of the Huron Unit of the Canadian Cancer Society. Board Chairman of Clinton Pub- lic Hospital, J. W. Counter, has announced plans for a $40,000 addition to the south portion of the wing built in 1947. According to the Mitchell Advocate the town council accepted the resignation of the Chief of Police, E. B. McCulligh. Mr. and Mrs. Friedrich Hinz of R.R. 5, Mitchell, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. The couple were driven to church in a 1926 Model 'T' decorated with gold paper flowers and streamers, where Rev. Harold Patzer conducted a short devotional service, after which a delicious turkey dinner was. served by the Ladies' 'Aid in the church basement. E. C. Roger, formerly of the Fullerton community, marked his eightieth birth- day at a family gathering at his home in Atwood. Greene's Variety Store on Main Street, Exeter, was robbed of• $100 on Friday according to the Exeter Times-Advocate. The theft took place around noon hour. Pollee Chief Ted Day calls this type of theft "noon hour scooping". Two or three persons enter a store when part of the staff is out to lunch. While two keep the remaining staff busy, the third person does the lifting. Chief Day warns mer- chants to be on the look-out for this type of offence as they are •professionals. Call the police if suspicious or follow them and get the car license number. The Lucan-Ilderton Jets are already practic- ing to defend their Ontario Association Intermediate "B" Chainpionship. An organizational meeting of the Exeter Shamrock minor hockey league is being held on Sunday. The Goderich Signal-Star reports that at a meeting last Thursday evening, Goder- ich Town Council approved a' by-law to issue debentures in the amount of $175,000 for renovations to the Goderich Memorial Arena.. The Ladies Auxiliary to the ' RORY-Canadian Legion Branch 109 presen- ted a cheque for $1,000 to the Goderich Recreation and Community Centre Board as a donation toward the cost of renovat- ions at Goderich Memorial Arena. Bruce R. Heath, 31, the local director of the Huron County Children's Aid Society officially took sover the post from Miss Clare McGowan' recently. Enrolled in Goderich schools are eight sets of twins,, and one set of triplets. Club Talksi, Mental Health Winter Wheat Insurance important changes Plownis APPLICATION DEAEILINE, Octist-or 10 days atterlseeding= whichever ast Ile s usted below. 0 Crop Insurance agents in this area Lorne t.E. Hay, 262-1133, Hensall George A. Watt, 23-9217, Blyth William Wilson, 527-1757, Brucefield COME TO BRUSSELS ACRES APPLE ORCHARD and pick• your own apples We are opt 7 days a week through the apple harvest period. We have various grades and varieties and our rates are reasonable, BRUSSELS ACRES APPLE ORCHARD On the Westerly Outskirts of Brussels on the County Rood Up to 60 united inches $12.59 60% to 80 united inches ..... • - • • • $15.19 80% to 100 united inches $16.99 1 100% to 110 united inches • • • • • • • $18.79 • Ask Us About CHEMSTOR For Storing High Moisture Corn • ORDER YOUR SEED WHEAT FERTILIZER REQUIREMENTS FOR FALL PASTUWE APPLICATION Ask' us for prices NOW THIS IS VHE TIME TO BOOK SEAFORTH FARMERS ALUMINUM 4STORA4 -AND SCREEN COMBINATION WINDOWS Now is the time to bring your frame's in to have new glass installed. We are equipped to replace glass in either alulinum or wood frames. Phone 527-1420 MARKET YOUR a WITH YOUR CO-OP TO OBTAIN TOP' MARKET VALUE FOR YOUR CROP, USE THE IMPROVED FACILITIES OF HENSALL DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE PHONE 262-2928 HENSALL e orally On e. 25th Aninjyersary `- The first meeting of the • Brucefield 11 4-H -Club was held at the home of the leader, Mrs. George Cantelon. The meeting began' with the election of officers for the com- ing year. The results were: President - Betty Taylor, Vice- * President, Diane Anderson, Sec- retary and Press Reporter,Faye Cantelon. Eleven members were present at the meeting. pamphlets were handed out followed by discussions about book covers, a club name and a hike prior to the next meeting. Mrs. Cantelon led a discus- sion on Mental Health. The assistant leader, MrS. Audrey Coleman demonstrated several crafts and the girls each did a sample of 'huck weaving. The second meeting of the ' club was held at the home of Mrs. Emerson Coleman following an enjoyable nature hike: The meeting was opened with the 4-H pledge, the roll call and the secretary's report. It,was decided that the name of the club would be "The Happy Healthy Hikers". A discussion on the topic "Making Leisure,a Pleasure" was led by Mrs.• C ole- m aft. Afterwards the group listened to some broadway records "Music for Appreciation" and spent some time learning to knit. The busy afternoon concluded with a wiener roast. Remember! It lakes but a moment to place an' Expositor Want Ad and be money in pocket. To advertise, just Dial Seaforth 527-0240. C orrespondent Miss Jean Copeland Mr. and Mrs. Terry Mulhol- land entertained at a surprieS gathering on Sunday, in hentntr of the 25th wedding anniversary of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Iredale of St,Marys. Those present for the happy occasion were My. and Mrs.Ire- dale, Mrs. Russell Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Iredale and Terri Sue, Bruce, Clare and David Iredale, Miss Kathy Puttock and. Mr. Floyd Gregory of St. Marra. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Webb of London were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Norris Webb and family. We are pleased to report Mrs. Ira McCurdy returned home from Victoria Hospital on Satur- day and is progressing favour- ably. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brine en- tertained on Sunday at a gathering of the Brine families. Guests present were Mr. and Mrs. Al Munro and Karen of Norwich, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crosthwaite of St. Marys, Mrs. Walter Brine, Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Schaefer of Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Brine, Paul and Michael, Misses Myrtle and Pearl Brine, Messrs. Charles and Lloyd Brine, Mr. and Mrs. Don Brine and Cheryl of Baseline Report to Following a pot-luck supper and the exchange of Sunshine Pal, gifts,' Edelweiss Rebekah Lodge met, beginning the fall season Of activities. The noble grand, Mrs. R. M. Scott, presided. An invitation was received from Ruth Rebekah Lodge, Strat- ford, inviting members to a Perth Rally Day for Oddfellows and Rebekahs in Stratford on Novem- ber 21, in Northwestern Second- ary School. Members were also notified that Fidelity Lodge I.O.O.F.,' is to mark it's 100th anniversary sin October 24th with a banquet in the Legion Hall, to be fol- lowed by a program and special speakers. Mrs. Gerald -McFalls,Exeter, District Deputy President for Huron, and staff' will install of- ficers here on October 26th. President of the Rebekah As- sembly of Ontario, Miss Audrey Miller, of Ottawa, plans to visit Huron District in early Nov- ember. In her honor Pride of Huron Lodge,Exeter, 'plans a banquet to b followed by a special lodge meeting at which the various lodges of the district are asked to assist when the initiatory degree is to be con- • ferred. Miss Miller has also asked that all lodges in Ontario con- tribute to the Sudbury disaster fund. Ai `The meeting also accepted an invitation from the local,Wom an's INSURANCE Auto, Fire, Life Donald G. Eaton Insurance Agency Limited Office in Masonic Black Main Street Phone 527-1610 Seaforth issaigligam•elltelosoginumilis. and Mr. and Mrs . Roes Robins son, Lynn and Dale of Fourth Line. Mr. and Mrs. David Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. George Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. John Rodd, Pamela and Calvin, Mrs. Ohn Butters and Mr. and Mrs. glenn Copeland, Cynthia, Ellen ,an Deanna were guests on Sunday with Miss Jean Copeland. Clare and David Iredale of St. Marys were week end visitors with their sister, Mrs. Terry. andMulhollandTerry. Mrs. Garnet Doan of Sebring- ville, Mrs.. Mary Van Gerwen of Embro, Mrs. Cliff Jaques °icons tralia, Mrs. Frank Hern and Mr. John Hem of St. Marys visited last week with Mrs. Arthur Hop- kin. Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. McLean of Puslinch and Mrs. William Dutka of Winnipeg visited on Sun- day last with Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson. The latter remained for a week with her aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Grant McLean of Guelph were week end guests re- cently with Mr. and Mrs. Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson attended the McLean-McPherson reunion at Badenoch School, Pus- linch and visited with relatives in the area. They were week end guests with Mr. and Mrs. Grant McLean of Guelph. Rebekahs Institute to attend a social even- ing in the LO.O.F. Hall on Oct- ober 13. Several local, wom en's organ- izations are to be asked to assist the Rebekah Lodge in the annual campaign for the Rehabilitation Foundation (March of Dimes). Reports of Rebekah Assembly sessions held last June in Toronto were given by Miss Eleanor Henderson and Mrs. Gordan Pap- ple. A euchre party is planned to follow the next regular meeting. The social committee named to act until the end of October was: Mrs. Mae Hillebrecht, (convener), Mrs. Reta Orr, Mrs. Wilmer CtithilL Mrs. Everitt Smith, Mrs. Janet Baker, Mrs. Alex Boyes, Mrs. Charles Re- eves and Mrs. Annie Harrison. err* AlF•CAMPal Ssielvers4ris•Servic.0170 held in the HaHe4 choith: morning WINN): XeYt:21:fr. tHeolck4p AskOlglOi will, be go* minister, *00, music is planned l oh* under the 4.,104004. mra. Douglas - -4 4uPPer. 'OM 114011L.he United Church Ott Mrs. John McAsh is at PTA% ant a patient in Clinton pub* Hospital. The Seaforth Calf Club me, recently at the farm of Mr. Cliff Eddy. Leaders Gordan Papple and Don McKercher de- monstrated the art of clipping a show calf. Mr. Gary Howess Assistint Agricultural Re- presentative was a special gueSt at the meeting. Mr. Eddy was thanked for the use of his barn by Elizabeth Pryce. SEAFORTH 4-H - No. 3 The Seaforth 4-H Club No. 3 held their first meeting at the home of one of their leaders, Mrs. J. Patterson. The teem- bers were acquainted with some of the projects in 'their new club "Focus on Fitness". An election of officers was also held. Mrs. Patterson was thanked for the use of her home by Janice Schenck, BRUCEFIELD 11 4-H CLUB "Keeping Physically Fit" was the topic for the third meeting of the "Happy Healthy Hikers" held at Mrs. Gee,. Cantelon's house. On Friday, September 11, 1970 Denise Yvette Lauder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Murray James Lauder, ILR.#3, Claremont, Ontari o, was united in marriage to Mr. James Harry. Stephenson, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Stephenson, Seaforth, Ontario. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. C. Britton at the Northside United Church Manse. The couple will reside in Richmond Hill where the groom is employed with the Toronto Dominion Bank. 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