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WOMEN'S
HOSPITAL
AUXILIARY
The regulai meeting of the
Wornens' Hospital Auxiliary
will be held Tuesday, October
14th at B p. M. at, the Hospital.
Miss Ethel Beattie will speak on
'Antiques'. Roll call is to be
answered with an antique.
Correspondent „
MRS. MAUDE REDDEN 11
UNIT 4 U.C.W.
The Autumn Thankoffering
meeting of Unit -41.1 . C. W. was
held in Fellowship Hall Thursday
afternoon with an attendance of
36, Mrs. James McAllister was
in the chair and Mrs. Harry
Horton had charge of the Devot-
ional.
The study of the Bible on the
signs that precede the coming
of Jesus was taken by Mrs. Eric
Luther, who had several ladies
read passages of God's word
which was history in advance
"Feed your faith and your doubts
will starve to death". Visits
reported totalled 71 calls.
Mrs. McAllister thanked all
who had helped with a recent. ,
wedding and those who had
helped with flowers and the
nursery for the month of Sept ,-
ember, Mrs. E. Clapchase read
letters of thanks from Overseas
Relief Depot, Toronto and Dr.
Whiting of Hazelton, 13. C. for
bales .of clothing received anal •
it was agreed that a fall bale
should he packed after the Kin-
nette Rummage Sale, Niembers
were asked to start sorting and
saving suitable clothing. It
—Ware.teri-det-ttiTfarI-CT-rsro—fr'i '—
quilting. Mrs. W. H. Weeks „
conducted a contest:
AMBER ,REBEKAH LODGE
Noble Grand, Mrs., Earl
Campbeili, presided for a meet-
ing of Ainber Rebekah Lodge
Wednesday evening when twenty
year veterans jewels were pre-
sented to twenty Members of
the Lodge. The presentation
was made by Past District De-
puty President Mrs, Mary Lowe,
Brussels. Those who received
jewels were Mrs. Garfield Brod-
erick; Mrs. Glenn Bell; Mrs,
Edna' Caldwell; Mrs. Wm. Kyle;
Mrs. Nancy Kyle; Mrs. J. K.
McEwen; Mrs. Inez McEwen;
Mrs. Maude Hedden; Mrs. Mar-
garet Ingram; Mrs. Bertha Mc,-
Gregor; Mrs. Harold Parker;
Mrs. Leona Parke; Mrs. Alvin
Pyrn; Mrs, Ross Riehardson;Mrs.
Wes'. Richardson; Mrs. 'A. Schol I;
Mrs. R. A. Orr; Mrs. Pearl Shad-
dick; Mrs. Clarence Volland;
Miss Mabel Whiteman. Mrs.
Margaret Bowra- of Goderich and
installing staff, will install the
incoming officers at the October
meeting with Goderich Lodge
as guests.
Members yolunteered to can-
-, vas for the CNIB drive. Cards
were sent, to shut-in member's
and Mrs. Harold Parker and
Mrs. Leona Parke will visit re-
sidents at Queensway Nursing
home this month.
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News of
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HURON EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTH. ONT., OCT. PP+ 1969 Hunin Reeves
Gain Information
CSEAFORTH MEAT
MARKET
St. Pauls Sponsors
Thanksgiving
Harvest Thanksgiving Service
was held in St. Pauls Anglican
Church, Hensall, Sunday when
the church was decorated with
flowers, fruit and vegetables.
Rev, Bren de Vries of Ilespeler,
former rector, was guest speak-
er, The choir sang an anthem
"Give Thanks" utder the dir-
ection of Mrs. F. Forrest.
Mrs, Agnes William, of San
Bernardino, Cal, is visiting
with her sister and brother-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Camp-
bell.
Mrs. Bertha links has return-
ed after a visit last week spent
with Mr. and Mrs. Ross finks,
Gail and Billy, and -Miss Susan
finks, of London.,
A number of ladies from
Hensall, along with Clinton '
ladies, took a bus trip to Aylm-
er, St. 'Thomas and Port Bur-
well on Tuesday. The trip was
organized by Mrs. Wilfred Col-
(Hough of Clinton,
Miss Sylvia Henderson, who
has been on a six months tour
of Europe, and her brother, John
1-1.q1.1.4.f1§Q11. Wgeks_ _
vacation in Ireland and`England,
arrived home on Sunday.
Kinettes
Plan for
Activities
The Kinette• Club of Hensall
met at the home of-Mrs. Ron
Wareing with president Mrs.
Harold Knight presiding. Guests
for the evening we re Mrs. Gary
Maxwell and Mrs. Homer Camp-
bell,
. Plans were made to hold the
Fall Rummage Sale on October
24th, It was-decided to send
$10. 00 to their adopt4 child
for. Christmas.
A committee for the March
of Dimes Campaign on Feb. 2
included general chairman, Mrs.
Bill Fuss; Recruiting, Mrs. Jack
Drysdale; Finance Chairman, -
Mrs. Bob Caldwell.
' For their next meeting the
Kinette Club Will attend a
theatre in London to celebrate
the club's 13th birthday.
In a quiet session of County
Council Friday, Huron reeves
and deputy-reeves found it a
time for gathering information.
Del—gates on hand to discuss
county welfare and regional
health units were received and
heard with no resulting deci-
sions.
The property committee re-
ported on the completion of the
work on• the court house walls
and advised that repairs to the
roof will be carried out by Dob.
son Roofing, Exeter. The Dob-
son tender was $2,598 and the
Department of Public Works
has agreed to pay its share' of
that amount,
The former department of ed-
ucation office suite will be oc-
cupied by Family Court officials.
As a , result, the province will
be paying 50.68 percent of all
maintenance on the building,
plus the rentals for the various
facjlities in the court house.
A private office will be built
for the county registrar at a
100 percent cost to the province.
New lighting at the registry of-
fice has also been financed 100
percent by the province. 1 Furnishings at the adminis-
trative building have been pur-
Chased by the province for $19,-
000. The new caretaker, Mal-
colm Macaulay commenced his
STAFFA
Correspondent
MRS.JOHN TEMPLEMAN
STAFFA #3 47H CLUB
The Staffa Seamsters 4-H
Homemaking Club met at the
home of Mrs. Spencer Jeffery •
Tuesday evening, The roll call
• was answered by 12 girls.
• Mrs. Jeffery discussed the
proper care of the skin. The
guest speaker, Mrs. Ackinson,
showed the proper use of make-
up'and demonstrated on two of
the girls.
, The girls divided into groups
arid Mrs. Jeffery and Mrs, But-
son checked the girls patterns.
' Miss Edna Miller, London,
spent last week with her parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Leslie Miller,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Par-
sons have returned home from
a motor trip to the-EiStern
Provinces.
Mrs. 'Lloyd Miller and anne,
Mrs. Dale Marryn, Mrs.' ohn
'Dempleman and girls attended
Miss Joyce Mayers -trousseau
tea, Srturday, at the home of
her mother, Mrs. Robert Mayer,
Kirkton.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Edgar"
and family, Wingham, visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Crifp
ton Miller and Paul.
Mr. and Mrs. John Temple-
man and family visited Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cole
and family, Cromarty.
Mr,' Ross McNicol and Janice,
Hensall visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Norris and family.
duties there July 24.
The new curator of Huron
County Museum, Raymond Scot-
chmer gave a glowing report of
museum visitations and receipts.
He said more people than ever
before toured the museum and
receipts were up $550 over last
year. Total visitors were 63,641.
In his report, -E. F. Hall, as-
sessment canimissioner, said
trailers will become a special
concern ,,of the assessment de-
partment soon. He advised that.
trailers which have bedome a
part of the land (on feundationsc
for-instance) will be assessed as
„ Aernianent homes.
'AThe eta assessment will go
to tliir'd'OtP er of the latid," Hall
explained, "and the trailer own-
er and the. property owner will
have to work it out between
the
Roy
m."
V. Pattison, chairman of
the county development commit-
tee, gave a brief report on -the
official tour of CFB Clinton,
again soliciting the county's co-
operation to "get something in
t h ere".
Exeter
deputy-reeve Mery
Cudmore reported- 'that the total
sum for the official plan of the
County of Huron will be some-
what in excess of $58,000. The
firm of G. V. Kleinfeldt and
Associates Ltd., 4London, has
been engaged,
Correspondent
MISS JEAN qOPELAND
Er. Grant Mills of Calgary
called on Misses Blanche and
Rhea Mills on Friday afternoon,
Mr. and Mrs., at Dickey
visited-on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Sparling of London.
Mrs. Gordon Johns is a pat-
ient in St. Josephs Hospital at
time of writing.
Mr. and Mrs. David ,Wheeler
and Mrs. Robert Corsaut visited
Sunday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Corsaut of Ilderton,
plisses "Blanche and Rhea
Mills were Sunday guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Doupe of
St. Marys.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Dickey
entertained members of the
Whalen Boys Baseball Team to
a turkey supper on Friday even-
ing.
Mesdams Gerald Brintnell,
Joe Taziar, Vic Jansson, Lloyd
Jaques, John Rodd, Oscar Brine,
Jim Miller, Lawrence Beckett,
Fred Parkinson, Ellis Strahan,
Wm, Spence, Bob Elston, Har-
old O'Brien, Nelson Baker, Otto
Reimer, Archie Kosyniski e Dun-
can McNaughton, Misses Rhea
Mills and Jean Copeland were
among those who enjqyed the
bus trip to Barrie on Thursday-
sponsored by the Kirkton Wom-
en's Institute. ,
Fully' Cooked Clubstyle
HAMS.% or whole lb.
Fresh KIlled--Oven-Ready
CAPONS 7-9 lbs. 'lb.
Store-Sliced Breakfast
BACON
Oven-Ready
Fresh Killed Turkey
From 6 to 20 lbs.
Bill Hoy, son of NIr. and
Mrs. Harry Hoy, Was joined the
Armed Forces and leaves for
Cornwallis, N, Ootober 25thi
to begin a nine weeks basic
training.
Brucefield
Correspondent
MRS. HUGH BERRY
Mrs. Chas. Snelling and
day to visit friends in Ottawa,
Mrs. Murray Tyndall.left Mon-
Mr. and Mrs. r/m. Lohh,
Michigan, are visiting this week
with their cousin, Mrs. G. Hen-
derson and-other relatives.
Mr. Wesley Ham.8, Son spent
the wk end with his mother,
Mrs. A. Ham and aunt, Miss
Ni. Swan.
Mr. and Mrs. John Br,dadfoot
slant a few, days last week with,
Mrs 'Bruadfoot's sisters at Sund-
-ri-dge;
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Griffeth,
Stratford, spent Sunday with
Mrs. H. Berry.
Holy Communion and Baptis-
mal Service was held in Bruce-
field Urryed Church 'when the
following children were baptized.
Kimberly Ann, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. R. B. Falconer; Lynn
Marie, daughter of M.r! and Mrs.
John Moffatt; William Charles,
son of Mr, and Mrs. Robert
Fotheringham and Stephen Robert,
son of Mr: areMrs. Robert Cald-
well.
Mrs. Geo. Clifton is visiting
friends in Switzerland,and Ger-
many.
Mr. Donald Doucette suffered
a heart attack 'and is a patient in
Seaforth Hospital.
Brucefield United Church an-
niversary will be held Oct, -26th
morning and ,evening.
call and discussed the questions
for the meeting. Mrs. Chappel
showed flow to do the staystitch.
STAFFA SEAMSTERS
W M S.. MEETS
The W. M. S.. of Carmel
Presbyterian Church met in the
church on Monday. The Ares-
iderit, Mrs. R. A. Orr, presided
And along.with Mrs. J, McEwen
• conducted the worship.serviee.
The Staffa /1'3 4-FI Club met Mrs,-"Orr reported on the
atthe home of 'Mrs. Filther_workshop held_atPaisley_ftes- __
Chappel, 171Z. iir,Staffa. hyEerian Churcli recently. •
Members answered the. roll A Ladies Aid meeting follow-
ed with Mrs, Harvey Hyde pre-
siding when final arrangements
were made for then, fowl supper
on Thursday.
lb!
.Boneless Rump or Round
Steak Roast lb. 99c
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