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The Huron Expositor, 1969-10-16, Page 15Miss Diane Oke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Oke, RR 3, Exeter was the winner of the Huron County Scholarship, Mrs. Larry Wheatley announced at the 17th Huron Cotinty Rally held on Monday, OctOber 6 at Dungannon United Church. As " Diane is attending the University of Waterloo 'where she is taking ' four year honor course t to become a social worker,' her mother accepted the certificate and cheque and thanked the members who made this possible. The morning session was conducted by Mrs. Andrew Straughan president of Huron West District. Mrs. J. J. Ryan of Dungannon was in --charge of registration. • After the opening exercises with Mrs. Gordon Finnigan as organist, Mrs. Wilmer Rutledge of Dungannon welcomed the 112 delegates from all over the county. Greetings were brought by Mrs. Lk,le Murray of Lakelet, president of Huron East and Miss Ruth Skinner of Exeter, vice-president of Huron South. The minutes were read by the secretary Mrs. 0. ,Popp of Clinton and accepted. She gave the treasurer's report and the Mrs.. Charles Nelson and. Mrs. Art Groves had their report read. Mrs. William Humphrey of Walton gave the secretary's • report for Huron East, Mrs. Newell 'Geiger •of Exeter for Huron Smith and Mrs. Graham McNee of Dungannon for'llidon West. • The Children's Aid 'bursary report was read by Mrs. Cecil Blake of Dungannon and stated that the bursary was $518 this year and will be used by Huron C.A.S. to further someone's education. Mrs., Gordon Finnigan -played an organ solo. Mrs. 0. Popp secretary of the 'Huron County Historical ,Society reported on the activities of the organization. She urged all Branches_ to make their curators Members of the Society and keep the interest up. She stated that curators should report to the Branches about upcoming meetings and urge their members to attend. Mrs. Tait Clark of RR 3, Goderich reported that more church and school histories are N I 0 0 Legion Auxiliary Mark 20 Years -In'stitutes, 01 Huron Ceunty was held in Dungannon United Church last week. Mrs. Carl Payne. Mrs. James McAllister, Mrs. Wilbert I]illing, Mrs. Elizabeth Riley and Mrs. R„ M. Peck attended. tiyAoti FicroT.00...stekFOST.H.f Ot;l7v. • REENED .Roctrino. ENT ,LAND SC . • Light 11insii44,4111 isitiotHo Egmondv ille their daughters, Mrs. and Mr. Lloyd Peterson, Sarnia and Mr. 'Mrs. Mary Adair and child- and Mrs., Geo.. Wescott, ren of Kitchener spent the week" Mr; Harry Wooley is a pat-. end with relatives, lent in Victoria Hospital_ Mr. and Mrs. John Moffat .,/ Mrs. Robert LaBeau spent and family. were Thanksgiliing Thanksgiving with her parents, guests -of Mrs., Moffatt's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pepper. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Crowe, Brantford. LaBeau is 'a patient in Clinton Mrs, Geo. Henderson, mr,,, hospital. and Mrs. Clifford Henderson spent Sunday with Mr.- and Mrs. Wm. Holland. Mrs. Roy Herman and, boys, London, Mrs. Linda Jacks, Lon- Correspondent don , visited on. Saturday with MRS. RONALD BRADY Mrs. Hejman's parents, Mr. and • Mrs. Wallace Jackson. Mrs. Her. Mrs. Evelyn Shera, Egmond- , ville; Mrs, Ida Jackson and son;, Mr:. Donald Jackson; HeriSall * motored with Mr. Warren Shera to Elora on Sunday. Correspondent MRS. MAUDE HEDDEN W.I.MEETING Aspects of the work of the Huron County Health Unit was described and illustrated with-slides, by health nurse, Mrs. Betty Cardno, at the Oct- ober meeting of the Hensa11_ • Women's Institute. The speak-. er was introduced by Mrs. C. Payne and thanked by Mrs. T. Sherritt. Kippen and Seaforth Branches were guests at the meeting. A quartet of Kippen ladies, Mrs. Wm. Kyle, Mrs. Rena Ca14- well, Mrs. Ken MacKay and Mrs. R. Kinsman Sang "Count , Your Blessings" and "The Green, Green, Grass" and a reading, "Hiram on the Pullman" was read by Mrs. Coleman of Sea- forth. Mr. Jack Consitt gave a reading "The experience of a newly-married couple looking for a new home." In the business session, con- ducted by Mrs. J,. Cambell, Vice-President, in the absence of the president, it was decided to send $15. 00 to the C. N. I. B. Mrs. 'Al. Hoggarth and Mrs. Andrew Turnbull were winners in the raffle. • Hostesses were Mrs. P. Koehler and Mrs. E. Riley. Pro- gramme Convenors, Mrs. W. Carlile and,Mrs.' A. Orr. U . C . W . Chiselhurst U. C. W. met in Grand Bend when the worship service was held in the Chapel at the Eisenbach Museum. The worship "Responsible Steward- ship" was offered by Mrs. Clar- ence Coleman. Prayer was of- fered by Mrs; Alvin Cole and offering taken up by Mrs. Percy Wright, A-tour of the museum follow- ed and the remainder of the ° meeting was held at the cottage 'of Mrs. Gerald Glenn when Mrs. Thos. Brintnell conducted the business. Mrs. Russell Biock contribht- ed a poem in keeping with Thanksgiving. Hostesses were Nineteen, members of Hensall Legion Ladies Auxiliary enjoyed a banquet Tuesday evening,cel- ebrating the 20th birthday an• niversary of the Auxiliary. At a brief 'meeting following the banquet six members were pre- sented with 20 year membership • pins, twelve were eligible and the remaining six will receive their pins at a later date. President Mrs, Garnet Allan made the presentations and also NEWS OF Correspondent MRS., HUGH BERRY man was the winner of a new car at the' London Fair. 7., .- ^ Mr. and Mrs. John Hender- son spent Thanksgiving with oottliain corr#09,p44t MISS JEAN COPELAND Mrs, Main C,V0Iatla lc/A' t. ton and Miss Ethel Copeland of London visited on Saturda.y'aftei- noon With Misses Blanche and Rhea Mills. Mru and Mrs.• Norrnan wood have returned home from a very enjoyable trip to the East Coast, Mr, and Mrs. Bob Asals and Betty of London were Sunday vis- itors with Ivir. and Mrs. Lawrence, Beckett,' Jacqueline and Geraldine Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brine and Mr. and Mrs. Rae Stephen of Ali- derson spent Sunday afternoon in Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Abey and family of London visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith. * Miss Jacqueline Beckett Of Galt spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Lawrence Beckett and Geraldine. Mr. and Mrs. Mart Courtney ,and Kelly of Grand Bend were . week end guests with Mr. apd Mrs. Ross McCurdy, Terry and Barry. , Misses Deborah and Nancy Jaques had as their guests for the week end, Miss Eria Schutz of St. Marys and Miss ,Roberta Graham of Motherwell. " Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Selves of Hensall, Mrs. Myrta Str ong of Woodstock and Mrs. Miller of London were Sunday visitors with •Mrs. Mary Jaques. Correspondent MRS. WM. WALTEll Mr.. and Mrs. Ray garlic of St. Marys visited on Saturday afternoon with 'Mts.- Wm. Walt- ers. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hem spent part of last week up north and in, the States. Mr, and Mrs. George Frayne of Sunshine Line visited on 'Friday evening-with Mrs. Wm. Walters, Mr. William Walters spent the week end at the French River, Mrs. John Coward spent Spt- urday with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Coward and family. Mrs. Marlene Mathers and Larry of Exeter; MaStet David Lee of Brimsley spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. George Frayne and attended Kirkton Fair, Mrs: John Coward attended the Institute Fall Rally at Dun- gannon on Monday. Mr;, Gary Simpson of Exeter and Mrs. John Coward and Mrs, Phil Hern attended 'the trousseau tea on Saturday for Miss Joyce Mathers at her parents home on Thames Road. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond House of Kirkton and Mrs. Gerry Grubhe Michael and Glenn of Farquhar, visited on Sunday with Mr. and The Tuckersmith Unit 1 of the U. C. W. of Brucefiuld United (lurch met Tuesday evening at the hoMe 9f Mrs. Erwin Sillery with 21 m imbers and one visitor' present. Mrs. ,Wilson McCartney opened tl.e meeting with a poem "The Grown of the Year, " Mrs. Don Smarr read the scrip- ture i'saim150 after which General Thanksgiving was read ill unison. Mrs. McCartney read a poem entitled "Thanksgiving", Mrs. Stuart read an article on the -1 Canadian Chinese while Mrs„ McCartney told of the work done hy'Chinese women in Van- couver churches.. Nancy Sillery 'favoured with a piano solo, Mrs. Mac: Wilson offered her' home for .the November meeting, Classified Ads pay dividends. Mrs, Freeman Horne, Mr., Russell Lee'and David of firinsley visited on Sunday with 'Mr, and Mrs. George Fraype. Miss Wendy Ryelunan of Exeter visited on Sunday with,• Mrs. Wm. Walters and Danny, Miss Gail Phelke of London was guest on Sunday with Mr. and ' Mrs. Sanford Hutton, Dennis and Every 'week snore and more people discover what mighty jobs are accomplished by -low cost ExpoSitor 'Want Ads. Dial 527-0240. presided. In ,other business $1:0. - was donated, to the C N. I. B. for " which members will also canvas. Plans were finalized for a dance at the local 'Community Centre on Saturday when the money draw will be made. In the draws, Mrs. Ted Rob- erts won the attendance prize; Guessing - Mrs. Grant Bisback; Mystery - Mrs. Clarence Reid. Mrs. Garnet Allan was the winner of a special birthday draw • Mrs. Jack Brintnell, Mrs. Ross Riley and Mrs: George Boa. RALLY The annual Rally of Women' • The Stanley Unit C. W. met at the home of Mrs. Clark: Mrs. A. MeBeatlf*Opened the meeting with a poem followed by prayer. Mrs, H. gemmon read the scripture., Mrs. A. Mc- Heath gave the Meditation. Mrs, D. Triebncr introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. I. Mc- Allister. Roll call,' "Thaiiksgiv- ing" revealed there were 15 members and ti visitors present. Mrs.. McAllister gave an interesting talk on "Thanksgiving' which she deals with under two headings, 'The Corners Of Our yields", and "Thanksgiving for the l lard Things." The Nov. 121h meeting Will he as the home of Mrs,. ,W,1v10-: liestlith Mrs. Stuart, Mrs. Wilson and Mrs., Eyre taking part.. Tuckers/14th' and BRUCEFIEtb Stanley UCW Meet Am, 1.1(1.1e.' MONTOOME PHONE 482.7644 avEtimos oil. ,6411. 5!?RYlrrEr CLINTON, 402.7661 Read the Advertisements — It's a PrOitaNf t, :1 Please Enquire) 0". • Hensall TTENTION: 'FARM WE WANT YOUR (Storage Facilities. Available At The Present 'Time AND SONS LIMITED Phone 262-2527 FIVE UNLOADING PITS GUARANTEE YOU FAS4j SERVICE G. THOMPSON HIGHEST PRICES PAID. Huron Institutes Hold County Rally • Size 4" X 5" Size 5",X 7" Size 891X10'9 of Japanese •embrpidery, pillow cases and hanging baskets of artificial flowers. Mrs. Ivan Wightman of Belgrave showed a crocheted lace tablecloth,' rag dolls, quilt; a painted picture, an antique bonnet arid a' small old ruffle iron. Mrs. A. Straughan of Goderich showed an antique Mrs. Susan e tley, home biscuit jar and a liquid - economist for Huron County, embroidery luncheon cloth. gave a report of her work stating After a lunch, served by the that 668 girls completed Cottons rnenibers of the Dungannon WI, the aftelnoon session was may be smart, 68Q girls in Meat in the Menu, and it is anticipated held and chaired by the county that over 800 will complete the chairman, Mrs. Wes Bradnock of new fall project —. Needlecraft. Auburn. A devotional . period The senior program will be The was conducted by minister of Main Dish makes the Meal. the church, Rev. K. McClenaghan, who chdse for his A display of crafts was given by the branches of the Huron message — Obedience. Mrs. Tom West District. Mrs. Frank len of Londesboro played several Raithby spoke on the articles, numbers on her accordion and made by Mrs. Thomas Lawlor the collection was received by ' for the Auburn Branch, Mrs. the St. Helens Branch. William Holland spoke on the The , guest speaker of the afternoon was Mrs. Sam Argyle large display from Clinton. Mrs. Olive Boss modelled a wool cape , -of Goderich and she was 'which was 125 years old. Mrs. introduced by Mrs. A. Alvin Kerr showed a quilt' done Straughan. She spoke on flower- arranging and showed how to with liquid embroidery for the Dungannon branch. Mrs. Charles make six arrangments with what o Johnston and Mrs. Roy Easom u have in your own garden. of Blyth spoke on their exhibit She was thanked by Mrs. Graham McNee for her beautiful arrangments. In the business period it was decided to drop the office of chairman for the county and go back to the district presidents to lead the rally. It was also decided to again support the C. ursary of 50 cents per m mber to buy a suitable bqok to preserve pictures and write ups of scholarship winners in the county. It is hoped more information on these girls• will be made available for this new book. Mrs. Norman Clairmont sperice oil Huronview birthday parties and invited all to (the bazaar (held on Oct. 8th). In the election of new officers which was conducted by Mrs. Wheatley, Mrs. Garnet Hicks,' RR 3, Exeter was named the new secretary-treasurer to follow Mrs. Otto popp of Clinton who has served six years and auditors elected were• Mrs. R. Weaver and Mrs. W. Hodgins of Crediton. An invitation to hold the 1970 Rally in South Huron was given by Miss Ruth, Skinner of Exeter. Mrs. James Johnston of 13luey ale gave the courtesies and the meeting was closed with the Queen, Every week more and more people discover what mighty jabs are accomplished by loW cost Expositor Want Ads. Dial 527-0NO. wanted for the archive room at the Huron County Museum. Both ladies asked thiit a good representation be at .the next meeting in MacKay Hall, Goderich on October 27 to hear' Peter McEwan give' the history of Salt. ANY PICTURE IN OUR NORTH WINDOW Additional Copies Available as Follows: — each $1.00 — each $1.50 — each $2.00 'Ott Huron Boneless Pot Roasts lb. 65c 'Swiss Steak lb. 98. Hatn Fresh Steaks lb. 69. Meat By-Products Mac &Cheese or Chicken Loaf ibiS , Fresh Side ,Pork lb. 53. WFIEKEND SPECIALS, prices effective Oct. 15, 16, 17, 18, 1969 WIENERS Ground CI( NEREr. 8ErriaR FOOD 10.107 HERE MEAT spEciALs RAISIN BREAD Marra's 1Regulary 390 lb. 55. lb. 73. UPER AVE MARKET Hensall, Ontario Puritan — 4eish or Meat-Ball STEWS, 24-oz. Scott — White or Pink TOILET TISSUES 6 rolls 880 Stuart House FOIL WRAP, 18-inch width 690 E. D. Smith's Garden Cocktail VEGETABLE JUICE, 28-oze • • 2 for 590 Pillsbury PANCAKE MIX, 2-lb. Stafford — Blueberry or Cherry PIE FILLING, 19-oz. 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