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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1971-06-17, Page 8WI Has 35th An- niversar Y • I NCENT ••••••••••• •••••••• FARM EQUIPMENT Our Motto:— "AFTER WE SELL — WE SERVICE" AYR-GALT-SEAFORTH P1wiw 527-0120 FATHER'S DAY SPECIAL II IT'S LIGHTWEIGHT AND HAS AUTOMATIC OILING PIONEER Your best chain saw buy at $159.95 is NOW a GREAT BUY at $ t27.00 See us now (fora limited time only) . PIONEER CHAIN SAWS fra tate, ,0 MAKE DAD HAPPY WITH THESE is I) 1 Barefoot comfort is a litter of Hush Puppies onvisict Ripples' OTHER SUGGESTIONS GOLF SHOES and Kaufman FOAM TREAD SLIPPERS READ'S SHOES & LUGGAGE Phone 527-6090 Seaforth 26. Personals Mrs. Nellie Jamieson, Egmond- ville, would like to announce the forthcoming marriage of her daughter, Doretby Lerene Mills to Brian Allan Barry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Barry of Egmondville. The marriage,will take place on Saturday, Julyr 17, 1 971 at Egmondville United Church at '7 P.M. 26-88-1 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vogels *o,f,„„, R.R.02, Dublin and Mr. and Mrs. \ John Willems of R.R,#4,Seaforth announce the forthcoming marriages of their daughters, Dorothy Vogels to Mr. Frank Vansteelandt, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Vansteelandt of R.R. #2, Dublin and Maria WillerostO Mr. Cinth Vogels, son of Mr. and .Mrs. Paul Vogels. The weddingS will take place' on• Saturday, July 3, 197f at , St. Columban Roman Catholic Church at 2:30 P.M. 26-88-1 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Klein- haar, Huron Park are happy to announce-----the ----fortheeming--"- marriage • of their daughter, Johanna Jenny (Ann) to Mr.Alired Helmut (Fred) Zwaan, son of Mrs. John Zwaan Sr. and the late Mr. Zwaan, The marriage will take place Saturday, July 10, 1971 at 2:30 o'clock in the Bethel Reform Church,Exeter. 26 -88-1 Mr. and Mrs. Delmhr Meidinger of Seaforth wish to announce the. forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Joanne Alice to Mr. Joseph Federer, Kitchener, son of Mrs. Katherine Federer, Kit- chener. The marriage to take place July 3rd at 5 o'clock, et. 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It's Sense To See Snider's Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer Lam Snider Motors LIMITED EXETER 235.1640 LONDON 2274191 Open weekdays Until 9:00 Saturdays Until 6:00 Gas pumps open until 9:00 p,m, evenings except Sat, & Sun. . 3 - Chiselhurst Church was the Setting for a double shower for Misses Catharine Roberts and P041 Vanderwiel , brides elect Of June 25 and 26 respectively. Mrs. R. Taylor and Mrs. Rosa Harris were the ho.stesses. After a sing-song, readings by Mrs. R. Taylor and Mrs. Brock, contests and relays,con- ducted by Mrs. R. Brock, Mrs. R. Bell and Mrs G. McLean, Catharine Roberts was seated in a decorated ahair, by a gar- den gate with:, streamers and bells as, isted by Pam Valli:lei- will. Roaa, Harris, reap the address ad Pearl Taylor pre- sented the gifts,. After thanking the ladies; Caparine and lath exchangect- chairs with Mr$.. R. "Taylor readl4 the address and 1.110 r. .0'NE MEETS Unit One of laorthside Church met ,„in the church school room for - a pot luck, supper, There were twenty-six present. Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Robert- i'% on had charge of the programme. Pictures of interest were shown by Mrs. Cliff Broadfoot. ,CLASSIFIED ADS ZURICH, only $85. Mrs. Myrtle Taylor, Noble Grand, presided at the nOmina- tion of officers of Amber Reb- ekah Lodge Wednesday evening. Mrs. Elizabeth Riley, vice-grand reported for the visiting HI-BACK SWIVEL. ROCKER ARM CHAIR A Great Gift , . This Hi-Back swivel rocker, turns a full circle, as low as and rocks as Beautifully cov- ered in expanded vinyl, comes in many attractive colours. Padded foam arms, back, and seat over No- Sag springs. Designed and built for many years of comfort and service. Also available in new Wet look :wee colours at slightly additional charge- $59 only $69 NEW COLONIAL SWIVEL MODERN RECLINER, for his home or his of- fice. Easily adjusted on - metal base. presentation to Pam. After thank- Mrs.. Rosa Harris making the ing the ladies in a few well Chos - en words, the two brides elect "Good Luck ribbon -horse shoes" were hung on the decorated gift display table by their gifts. Catharine Roberts ' 'was honoured at a shower prior to her wedding on June 25th. Mrs. Wally Maxwell and Mrs. Fergus McKellar were joint hostesses in Seaforth for a miscellaneous shower for relatives and friends. Catharine was seated in a gaily Correspondent decorated chair surrounded by Mrs.Maude Hedden bells and confetti assisted by her The ^35th Anniversary of sister, Marion Mennell and the Hensall Womens Institute was two mothers. Mrs. Georgina observed on Wednesday evening Dupee read the address with by inviting all past members Misses Susan Maxwell and Debbie and enjoying a hot turkey dinner Dupee making the presentation. in the Legion Hall. The Legion After thanking everyone for the Auxiliary catered. The Institute many and useful gifts, games and motif was carried out in the contests were -much enjoyed after table setting with the head table which a, dainty lunch was served. adorned „with an arrangement of Miss Cathy Greater hosted mums and carnations and an a shower for Catharine Roberts Anniversary cake. in Exeter for the classmates with In charge of 'the affair Miss Arlene Johns making the wereMrs. Carl Payne and Mrs. ClarencerReld, Welcome was presentation. • ,: The latest in exciting wet look, plush, or fun furs fabrics. This beautiful over-' sized swivel rocker tub chair is a welccimed addition to any room. Padded foam arms, back, and seat over No:Sag springs, Bright•chrome legs on a steel base, Rocks and rotates In any position, Plush or fun fur fabrics slightly extra. Rte CKER ARM CHAIR For the room with the colonial teuchs5 This new colonial swivel rocker arm chair is a beauty. ' Buttoned Hi-Back, Herculon fabric patched seat and back, Also avail- able in printed or plain fabrics. Finished with an attractive pleated • Sick, and maple 'finished wood wings. Foam padded back, arms, and, seat over No-Sag springs. Rocks and rotates in any position. - priced at $47 Two Locations SEAFORTH. Me when I Whine" and "Neigh-- bours". Mrs. McAllister gave inter- esting reminiscing through the years since the first Hensel]. Womens Institute was organized in 1900 and disbanded five years later. In 1936 a short course Was held in the Town Hall, re- sulting in a Junior Institute being organized, Miss Maude McLean later Mrs. Wilson Broadfoot, was the first President, Miss Gladys _Passmore, now Mrs. 1",orrie El- der, the first secretary. Later it became a senior Womens Institute and through the thirty-five years since, has been very active, taking part in many community • and local projects, educational, 'entertainment, doing their utmost during the war years in sending food parcels, clothing comforts, etc. overseas. This included a total of 1628 pound's of jam which speakers recalled with sugar rationed wasn't easy. In 1949 the Institute enjoyed their first chartered bus trip of which they have enjoyed several through the years. • Donations were made to the Museum at Goderich which started in 1948. Womens Institute exhibit competitions at Exeter Fair have created much interest and -activit-r-altiee-195-0,--MaiFy- memories of days gone by were committee and Mrs. Myrtle Orr for the finance committee. The following members were nominated for the , year, one, to be elcted Noble Grand: Mrs. '01ga Chipchase and Mrs. Eliza- beth Riley; Vice-grand, Mrs. Dorothy Beaton, tecord ing sec- retary, Mrs. Leona Parke, fin- ancial secretary,. Mrs. Bertha MacGregor; treasurer, Mrs. Dorothy Corbett, and Mrs. Ala- een Volland, trustee, Mrs. Pearl. Eyre. The Lodge menfoers were guests of Clinton Huronic 'Lodge. A.C.W. MEET St. Paul's Anglican. Church A,C.W, meeting was held at the Rectory with the president, Mrs. Scrabuik presiding. Mrs. G. A. Anderson reported on Deanery meeting held in Walkerton, guest speaker being the Rev. Arthur Moore of St. Michael's and All Angels, Toronto, Mrs.. G. A. Anderson also read Summer and Silence, and frbm • the Artic News the life and work of an Eskimo family. Mrs. Mary Tayldr4read a chapter from the Study Bonk. Mrs. G. A. Anderson closed with prayer. Receive Contest Entries Entries 'for the first annual Fiddling Championship to beheld in Hensel' June 18 and 19, have started coming in from fiddlers across the Province, contest chair-man Wayne Reid said this week. The fiddlers will be competing in five classes for priza Money: aten ini$440. 00 and tea -trophies elevated -ty local ,rnerepantd. '• The. championship is SipenSorecr..',Ibx,, the Hensall • Klia,Onen.,,cInbi which last year .aapplied, ,,for and received a oprovieeial *charter for the event. The avant will be held annually, Mr. 114id said. Elimination contests will, be held the first night, Friday, and the playoffs for the champion- ships Saturday. Step dancing competitions and a dance will round out the program in the Hensall Arena. Johnny Brent, formerly of C.K.N.X.Television and Radio, will be M.C. 'for both nights, and C.R.N.X. Ranch Boys will pro- vice music for the dance. ATTEND TORONTO SESSIONS MrS. Glenn Bell, incoming District Deputy , President for District No. 23 is attending ses- sions at the Rebekah Assembly being held at the-Royal York Hotel in Toronto. Mrs. Elgin Thomson and Mrs. Earl Campbell are attending the Rebekah Assembly also, as Scholar and Representative from Amber Lodge, Hensall, Mri, and Mrs. R. A. Orr, attended the Service at Arkona -G emetery-on-Suriday. Mr. William E. Hedden, Nia- gara Falls, and Mrs. Kathleen Wilson, St, Catharines visited over the weekend with Mr. Herb Hedden. Mrs. W. Colclough, presided for the June meeting of Huron- view Auxiliary held in• the craft room. She explained •that if for any reason -a Women's Institute Branch finds it impossible Co put on the birthday party when .--their turn comes, they, are to contact Huronview, and some other arrangements' can be made. A birthday cake . is appreciated, but not necessary. Arrangements were made for five or more 'Institute members The 81st anniversary of the Women's Missionary Society was ce ebrated on Monday evening at C mei Presbyterian Church. Prent Mrs. R. ,A. Orr wel- come. guests from Seaforth, Cromarty, Zurich and Arnold Circle Group of the church. Mrs. Gordon Schalm and Mrs. Opr were in charge of the pro- gram and worship. Mrs. Robert Madge gave the Scripture. Mrs. Pierc-y Campbell gave the anni- versary prayer. A duet "Trust- ing in the Savior" was sung by 24. Cards of Thanks THE family of the late Charles Stewart wishes to express their sincere thanks to friends, neigh- bors and relatives for the lovely floral tributes, donations to the Muscular Distrophy Association and messages of sympathy. Spec- ial thanks to L.O.L. 710,Clinton; L.O.L. 963 and R.B.P. 1260, Blyth; First floor nurses of Clinton Public Hospital ; Dra. Newland and Street ; Rev.Hatold Snell of London; Rev. Wonfor ladles of Afternoon Unit of On- tario Street Church, Clinton and the Ball Funeral Home.. It was all deeply appreciated. 24-88-1 THANK you to.Dr. Moyo, nurses, friends and relatives for all the kind help, cards and gifts I re- ceived while in Seaforth Hospital. All was truly appreciated. -Ruth Townsend. 24-88-1 25., In Memoriam CROZIER -in loving memory of - a dear son and brother, Donald Crozier, who passed away sud- denly June 23, 1963. Ever remembered and sadly missed by the family. 25-88x1 PRYC E - In loving menierY of a dear mother and grandmother, Mrs. Cora Pryce, who passed away June 21, 1970. Peacefully sleeping, resting at last, The World's weary troubles and trials are past, In silence, she suffered, patience she bore, Till God called her home, to suffer no more. Sadly missed by daughters, Bea- trice,, Jean, Helen, son Alvin and grandchildren, '25-88-1 T OLL- In loving memory of a dear wife, Dinah, who passed away June 17, 1968. Thou oyou rsmilegene f6re ver And yourhand we cannot touch We have so many memories OEfveyrou rweemleomvebde.r seod m bucyh. husband Ernie. 25-88x1 to provide help for one afternoon during the Open House of Senior Citizens Week, June 20-26. C. A. Archibald, Adminis- trator, expressed thanks for the co-operation and hoped the week._ would,be a success. A reading was given by Mrs. Haggitt of Auburn, being the min- utes of a long-ago Women's Insitute meeting. A number of the ladies helped with quilting and the Auburn ladies served a cup of tea. Mrs. Malcolm Dougal and Mrs. Harold Bell with Mrs. Edgar Munn at the piano.. Ushers were Mrs. George Waly and Mrs. Rocus Faber. Mrs. Orr introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. D. Glenn Campbell of London, formerly df Seaforth. She mentioned that the W.M.S.ti is changing and may be for the better. Young people like to have changes, cider members don't like to change the old method. Looking back& 81 years ago when the few women started e group, and what is our goal, re we as great as those ladies, e asked? We do only what we want to and go to church only when we want to. In the Bible ' 'Paul said,, "Brethren, time is short". In other words, ,•It's later than you think." Mrs. Schwalm thanked Mrs. Campbell and 'Mrs. W., Jarvis of Exeter closed the meeting ' with an anniversary prayer. Mrs. Florence Meston gave a reading and a poem and had the honour of cutting the 8141birth- day cake, 25, In Memoriam PRYCE - In loving memory of , a dear brother, Leslie John Pryee, who passed away June 24, 1964. Nothing can ever take away, The love a heart holds dear, Fond memorieseinger-every day, - Remembrance keeps him near. Always remembered by sisters Beatrice, Jean, Helen, brother Alvin and families. 25-88-1 SQUIRE - In loving memory of a, dear Mother Lena Squire, who passed away 11 years ago June 19, 1960. Years roll on and dayS pass by But loving memories never die Sadly missed by dau0hter,Marie and son-in-law Garnet Dal- rymple. 25-88x1 Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rivers • 'Seaforth, announce the forth- coming , marriage of their daughter, Ann Louise, to Mr. Wilfred Allan Preszcator, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Preszcator of Crediton. The -wedding will take place in First Presbyterian Church, Seaforth, on Saturday, July 10th, 1971 at 6:30 P.M. 26-88xI 27. Births LAWRENCE 7 Gary and Bonnie (nee Robinson) Lawrence, Hensel', are happy to announce the birth of a daughter,. Debbie 'Lynn ,,on June 15, 1971 at South s Huron Hospital, Exeter.,, A sister for Dwayne. ' 27-88x1 HEARD - To Mr. and Mrs., Richard Heard, Lopdon, on June 11th, 1971,-at Seaforth Community Hospital, a daughter. CRONIN - To Mr., and Mrs. Robert Cronin, Dublin, Ont., at Seaforth Community Hospital, on June 11, 1971, a daughter. • KENNEDY - To Mr. and Mrs. Victor D. Kennedy, Seaforth, Ontario, at Seaforth Community Hospital, on June 9, 1971, a' son. BYERS - To Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Byers, R.R. 2, Dublin, at Sea- forth Community Hospital, on June 9, 1971, a daughter. 11.41•11E HIJEOtii EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTH, ONT., JUNE 17, 197f o no r Bride-elect TUB CHAIR extended by the President, Mrs. James McAllister, who was master of ceremonies. Program conveners were Mrs, W. Car- lile and Mrs. Fred Beer. Mrs. Beer introduced the Past Presi- dents who were seated at the head table including Mrs.Wilson Broadfoot of Goderich, Mrs.A1- yin Kerslake of London, Mrs. Bob Elgie, Mrs. G. Armstrong, Mrs. Carl Payne, Mrs. Bev. Beaton, Mrs. Clarence Reid and Mrs. Beer. Congratulatory mes- sages were read from sever others with regrets that the were unable to attend. Mrs. McAllister expressed thanksh for all who helped make the ihncheou for the Districit, -Annuil in May a success, It was -decided, that five mern- bers will help"'at, Hnronview for an afternabh•-attiring Seuior Citi- zens week, June 20 -26. A lively -sing-a-long was directed by. Mrs. Payne. Two vocal solo numbers, "Somewhere a Voice is Calling" and "Sing Me' to Sleep" were given by Mrs. William-Brown of Seaforth accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Don Carter of Seaforth. Two piano duets Were con- tributed by Mrs. T. Sherritt and -Mrs: Grac e-Harpole. Mrs. J. Cdrbett favoured with two readings, "0 God Forgive recalled. Rebekah Lodge Huronview Auxiliary WMS Anniversary If 4• et 4 0