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The Huron Expositor, 1971-07-01, Page 8SEAFORTH MONUMENT WORKS All Types of,, CEMETERY " MEMORIALS OPFN DAILY T. PRYDE & SON Ilutuiries,,,are inViteil —410,phone NUnibers: EXETER 235.0620 . CLINTON 482.9421 SEAFORTH: Contact Willis Dundas ,9r Bill Pinder 527.1382 Bus. 527.11E1 0 LSMFT O MAKE AN R SALE FFE We Have 55 Used Certified Cars, including '71 Model Demonstrators Ready For YOu'r Approval This Week's Specials WAS $75, $45, $ 1968 FORD CUSTOM 4.door sedan, V-8",:/,, automatic, one owner, K34949 WAS $15, $1\3150 1968 MUSTANG GT 2-door hardtop, 390 V-8, automatic, power steering and brakes, K45472 WAS $2)V5, $1* 1969 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN 2-door hardtop, 350 V-8, automatic, power steering and brakes, a lovely medium blue with matching interior, new tires, 473231 WAS $ 295, $2k95 1969 PLYMOUTH FURY Ii 2-door hardtop, V-8, automatic, power steering, a sharp medium gold with matching brown all-vinyl interior, K33623 WAS $2\95, $95 1969 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR SEDAN, V-8, automatic, power steering and brakes, factory air conditioning, 431090 \ WAS $295 $195 1969 CHEVROLET TOWNSMAN WAGON, 396 V-8, automatic, power steering and brakes, trailer towing package, X37895 \ WAS $213,95 $205 Remember. It's Sense To See Snider's Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer Lain, Snider Motors LIMITED EXETER 235.1640 LONDON 227419/ Open weekdays Until ,:100 Saturdays Until 6:00 Gas pumps Open until 9:00 poi. evenings except Sat. &Sun. 1965 ENVOY SEDAN new paint, certified, H45265 Your Offer KEM ZiLitee rfoora t PAINT LATEX-GLOSS and PRIMER Reg. 15.70 gal. --- 4.55 quart NOW 9 .95 gala 2.98' qt. GEO. A. SILLS. 6 SONS HARDWARE MERCHANTS.1,;.. Heating, PlUrnbing and Electrical Supplift Seaforth Phone 527;1620 Show Attracts Big Entry . COMPETITION KEEN Cattle is what the Herisall stock show is all about and they were there in abundance Tuesday night at ,the Hensall Arena. Above, judging. takes place of 'entries in the Hensall Calf Club's annual cqmpetition, always a popular part of the show. (Staff Photo) Bolton-- Ford Families Join for Annual Reunion ry An induction service was held .by the United Church's Huron- Perth Presbytery at liensall United Church Tuesday night for the Rev. Donald R. Beck' to of- ficially mark the beginning of, his duties. as Minister of the Hensall-Chiselhurst Pastoral Charge. Mr. Beck was inducted by Rev. ,Bruce Guy of Dashwood who also conducted the service. The sermon, addressed to both incoming minister and con- gregation was preached by Rev. Robert Raymont oil, North Street United Church, Goderich. Married , with five children Mr. teeeckeeleaves St. Andrew's e, United Church Bayfield, where he has served for the past five years. , In Hensall he succeeds Rev. Harold Currie who moves to Sebringville. While in Bayfield, Mr. Beek served on the Village Council. He is treasurer of the London Conference of the United Church and President of the Huron District of the Boy Scouts of Canada. Th ,1EAMON. EXPOSITOR,. SEAFORT1r14, ONT, JULY 1, 1971 elegeteneaUteleeeeMlefteeeMeeleeeeneMenatteeeteel=es, Thank You • The Hensail Feeder Calf Club wish es to thank the following buyers, packers and individuals for their sup- port at the Hensall Spring Fair Calf Sales: Darling's IGA — Champion (31c) Joe Merner — Reserve (38c) Roy Bell for Burns and Co. x..1 Roger McClory for Stirling Packers Wm. Rinn for Canada Packers, Emerson Gill for Corbett Sales Don Crothers 7 Ed Watson Hensall Sales Barn George(Ardy for Coleman Packing Co. Al Schbli for Al's Super Save Bruce McCall for Brussel's Livestock Ltd. 3 Leo Van Steeg for Lobo Abatories 3 ti Dees Beef , Exeter Frozen Foods • Ed Guardhouse for Gamble and Rodgers Harold McCue for Canada Packers ' 2 Les Charleton for F, W. Fearman 2 I. M. Schneider's Ltd. 2 Murray Carrothers for Town Packers 1 Bill Green for U.C.O. 1 Roy Scotchmer for U.C..0. 1 Bill Dale for U.C.O 1 Michael.Doyle for U.C.A. 1 Campbell McKinley for Dunn and Levach 1 Clarence Poortings 1 Robert McKinley, M.P. BILL COLEMAN HENSALL FEEDER CALF CLUB ...eeeeeeeeeeeeeegeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaKeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeiaeeeeeeeeeeeeeieee ' Correspondent Mrs.Maude Heiden OJ of the popular events In the South Huron Agricultural Society's Spring Fair is always the Hensall Calf Club Show and Auction. This year's show saw more than 60 entries from area young people in the Various call club classes. The auction which fol- lowed the competition saw 96 cattle sold to packers throughout the province. Robert McGregor's Grand Champion Calf was sold to Darling's I.G.A., Exeter for 41e perepound. Robert's cousin, Mur- ray McGregor, raised the Reserve Champion Calf which sold to Joe Merner for 38e per pound. Both the McGregors live in the Kippen area. Master of Ceremonies for the Calf Club competition was Bill Strong of Seaforth. Results of the Calf Club com- petition held at the Hensall Spring Fair on Tuesday, June 22 are: Single Calves Finish - Robert McGregor, Kippen; Murray Mc- Gregor, Kippen; Bob Kinsman, Staffa; Les Coleman, Kippen; Christine McGregor, Kippen; David McGregor, Kippen; Brian Wilson, Brucefield and Bevin Shapton, Exeter. Best Gain - Les Coleman, Induct Minister KIPPEN EAST ENJOYS TRIP Kippen East Women's Insti- tute and frierdle numbering 41 enjoyed a bus trip• to Toronto. They visited Canada Dry and the Ontario 'Science Centre. In the evening they shopped at the- recently opened Fairview Shop- ping Plaza. On the way home they dined at the ,Loft Restaur- ant in Kitchener. Mrs. R. Kins- men and Mrs. James Drum -nond were in charge of artangements. Plans are- being Made for' 0. trip to Essex County. Kippen (522); Fred Van Osch, Crediton (499); Robert McGreg- or, Kippen (464); Murray Mc- Gregor, Kippen (436); Christie McGregor, Kippen (408); Bob Kinsman, Staffa (407); Brian Wilson, Brucefield (405) and Maurice Ruston, Cromarty(398). Senior Showmanship - Bob Kinsman, Staffa; Les Coleman, Kippen; Berhard Lehman, Crom- arty; Beth Passmore, Exeter; Brad Carnochans eaforth; Mir- eene Stewart, Exeter; Glenn Rus- ton, Cromarty and Tom Ryan, Mount Carmel. , Junior Showmanship - David Kinsman, Staffa; Darlene Carno- chan, 'Seaforth; John Coleman, Kippen; Hugh Ryan, Mount Car- mel; Ma,urice Ruston, Staffa; Joan Pym, Exeter; Brian Pym, Exeter; Ron Stewart,*xeter. Grand Champion Showman- ship - Bob Kinsman, Staffa; David Kinsman, .Staffa; Les Coleman, Kippen; Darlene Caine) chan,Seafor'th. ELECT OFFICERS Noble Grand Mrs. Myrtle Taylor presided for the final meeting Wednesday evening ' of Anber Rebekah Lodge. Vice Grand Mrs. Elizabeth Riley re- ported for the visiting committee. The following officers were elected: Noble Grand - Mrs. Olga 'Chipchase; Vice Grand - Mrs. Dorot by Beaton; Record- Miss JaniCe Bonthron left by plane on June 24th for London, England, where she will be work- ing at Bentham Hall, London University for the summer mon- - des. •: Mr. and Mrs. Larry John- son of. London, Leslie Cudmore of Usborne, are vacationing for two weeks in Vancouver with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Low and, family. eetie onor . Rev. Currie • Rev. Harold Currie, who has been Minister of Hensall and Chiselhurst United Church for nine years and has accepted 'a call to Sebringville 'United Church, together with his wife and family, were honored at a farewell special Sunday Service Sunday morning at •Hensall Uni- ted Church as a farewell trib- ute for their devotion to the church, The Rev. Clifford Waite, D.F,C., B.D., D.D., of Simcoe, a close friend of the Currie's was a guest minister. Representing the congrega- tions, Walter Spencer for the Hensall U.C. read the presenta- tion address, and Ross Kercher, for Chiselhurst United Church presented Rev. and Mrs. Currie with a purse of money. Laverne Harourn, 22, had the misfortune to suffer a fall while roller skating at Palmerston fracturing his right leg in four places • It will be in a cast for three months. Son of Mrs. Frank Harburn, he is resting at his home. Visitors with Mrs. R.M. Peck and Mr. and• Mrs. Delbert Gei- ger ware Mr. and 'Mrs. Lorne Elder of Kingsville and Mr. and Mre. A., E. Howe of Tucson, Arizona,' who are at present visiting their son and daughter- in-law and family, Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Howe in Niagara Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Richard pack- ham (Sylvia Henderson) of Wind- sor,, England, arrived in Canada by air on Monday to vacation for three weeks with the latter's mother, Mrs. John Henderson and members of, the family in Hensall, Ingersoll ' and Gorrie. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Love have returned from a trip through Northern Ontario, where they visited relatives at Thunder Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mousseau were surprised Friday night when friends arrived complete with ci,ke and a gift of a lovely 400 Day Anniversary clock to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. Queen, PM e b Mrs. Bertha MacGregor; T rea--_ Rem m er Over 10 - Bryan Baker, Timmy ere. Birthday Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pries- tap entertained 174 relatiVes and friends of Robert Thomson, Kippen in honour of his 94th birthday in Mitchell Town Hall on Sunday. In •addition to honouring him, his two daughters and hus- "bands, Mr. and Mrs. Dave (Hazel) Moyer, Parry. Sound and Mr. and' Mrs. Dick (Dorothy)Cornish cel- ebrated their 30th wedding anniv- ersary and Bruce Thomson, son of Mr. and' Mrs. Bert Thomson, Kippen and grandson of Robert - Thomsen, celebrated his 10th birthday; granddaughter Joyce Foster and husband Ted of Bram- alea, celebrated their 8th anni- versary. The large birthday cake and candelabra centrepiece centred the head , table and on each side the cakes decorated for each of the other honoured guests. with their names. Those at head table also included Mr. and Mrs. Bert . Thomson, Kippen, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne (Elaine) Schneider, Strate Jorer, Mr. and Mrs. Robert (Myrtle) Stokes, London. Greetings were received'from the Queen, Governor-General Roland Michener, Prime Mini- ster Pierre Trudeau, R. E. Mc- Kinley, M.P. , Goron ()Aiken,' M.P., J. Waldo Montieth, M.P., Robert L. Stanfield, M.P. and Charles MacNaughton, M.P.P. In addition, there weie greet- ings from nieces and nephews from Arizona, Las Vegas, New Mexico and Manitoba, Toronto, Exeter. Mr. Thomson also re- ceived a Province of Ontario plaque from the Premier. At 2:30 the clan gathered for a get-together to renew acquaintances after which a pro- gramme Was enjoyed. Those taking part were Audrey Vor- stenboiCh, piano solo "In Sweet Bye and Bye" with variations; John Thomson, an accordion sel- ection with sisters Mary and Beatrice and brother. Bruce, singing; solo by Darryl Vorsten-:, bosch; selectidn by Vicki O'Rourke and Linda Miller on guitar and accordion, Gwen O'Rourke on piano and Patti O'Rourke on drums. The nuni- bets were Sweet Hour of Prayer, Jesus Wants Me For a Sunbeam, When Saints Come Marching By; • solo by Bill Chase, accordion solo by Cindy Cornish, Goder- ich; piano solo by Joyce Foster, Bramalea. On arriving the children all received balloons and candy, and after the program draws were made for gifts. pearl Priestap led in prayer after which Blest Be The Tie and Nearer My God to Thee were sung. After the greetings "were read by Pearl •Priestap and the many gifts to the honoured ones opened, supper was served on tables decorated with flowers and candles. Those serving were Mary Anne Stokete, Glenda Cor- nish,' Dorothy Chase, Judy Schneider, Audrey Voretenbosch and Adelle Moyer, granddaugh- ters of Mx. Thomson. The cake was served by Joanne Vorsten- bosch and Pamela Foster, great granddaughters and Gall.Schnel- der, grapddatighter of Mr. Thom- son. • The birthday and anniversary caket were cut by Mrs. Fred Parsons, London and Mrs. Nor- man Statilake, Exeter. Results of the Hensel Spring Stoat Show held Tuesday, June 22, sponsored by the SouthHuion Agricultural Society are: MARKET CATTLE (Steer under 850 lbs) 4 Steers or Heifers (Beef Breed) 1. John Coleman, Kippen; 2. Les- lie Coleman, Kippen; 3. Bevin Kinsman, Staffa; 4. Bob Kins- man, Staffa. 5.Frank Faulkner, Clinton. Group of Four - Calf Club (Heifers) - Maurice Ruston, Lee Hodgert, Laird Ruston, Paul Pas- • smore. BREEDERS SPECIAL 6 Grade Butcher Steers or Heifers over 850 - John Cole- man, Kippen,; Leslie Coleman, Kippen; Bevin Kinsman, Staffa; Bob Kinsman, Staffa; Leslie Faulkner, Clinton. • GROUPS OF FOUR OPEN 4 fed 'Steers - 1st. and 2nd. Bob Gardiner & Sons, Staffa. 4 fed Heifers - Robert Mc- Gregor & Sons, Kippen. BABY SHOW 6 Months and Under - Scott Merner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Merner; Lori May Har- burn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Harburn and Mark Andrew Schwartzentruber, son of Bonnie Schwartzentruber. 6 Months and Over - Canheron Blake Horner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Horner, Zurich; Dale Ducharme, son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ducharme, Hensall; Christopher John Ingram, son of Mr, and Mrs. David Ingram, PARADE Special for Public School Child- ren. Best Decorated Bike' or Trike - Robbie Reid. Under sunny skies the third annual Bolton-Ford reunion got underway at the Soldan farm, Hay Township. Carolyn Spellman Fedy was mistress of ceremonies and called ,on her father, Dr. J. A. Spellman of Kitchener to address the group at which time he intro- duced the special guests of the day - Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pardo of Grants Pass, Oregon and Mr. and Mrs. HaroldHocking of Hast- ings, Nebraska. On thanking the host and hostess, John and Vic- toria Solden, he called on the younger' generation for their sup- port and 'interest to make this annual event permanefit. Ref erring, to one who had mde good in the business• and finan- cial world he expressed app ec- lation to Edward T. Berry for favours done. A letter was read by Victoria Soldan expressing his regrets on having to be ab- sent. The history of the first two generations of Ford's was given by VictoriaSoldan and "The Fords as 1 knew them." A contest using surnames of those present followed. In first place veith a perfect score were teams led by Carl Heppler, Pat- rick Soldan, Gordon Clemas and Donald Fedy; 2nd place, John, Munn's team; 3rd place, ,Gary Birmingham's team. Quiz '2 k iOld Slogans" - Patrick Soldan's team with 20 for a perfect score; Carl Heppler, 19; Donald Fedy and John Munn, 18; Gary Birm- ingham, 17 and Gordon Clemas, 16. Supervising the children's sports were Bob and Joan Du Long; straight run under 5 years- Michelle Du ',Long,. Susan Birm 7 Ingham, Bobby Du Long; 6 and 7 years - Mary JO Fedy, Peter Dietrich, Chris Clemas; 8 and 9 yrs. - Mark Fedy, Becky Clem- as, DeLynn Du Long; 10 and over - Bobby Fedy, Gary Love and David Fedy; three-ieggedd race - Chris Clemas and Mary .70 Fedy, Stitan Birmingham and Cascade, W. G. Thompson & Sons, Hyde Bros. Local Ponies ()weed and Ridden by Boy or Girl - Susan Luther, Janet Kinsman, David Kins- man. - HOLSTEINS All Classes - Con Eckert, Seaforth. SHORTHORNS Aged Bull - Russell Parker, Watford; Frank Faulkener, Clinton; Frank Faulkener. Bull under 1 Yr. - Parker, Parker, Faulkener. Bull over 1 year and ender 2 - Parker, Paper, Faulkener. Cow any age - Parker, Parker, Faulkener, Faulkener. Heifer over 1 under 2 - Parker, Parker, Faulkener, Faulkener. Heifer under 1 year - Faulkener, Parker, Parker, Faulkener. Heifer 2 years and over - Parker, parker. Get of Sire - Parker, Parker, Faulkener. Best Bull any age - Parker. Herd 1 bull -3 female - Parker, Parker, Faulkener. Simpson-Sears. Ltd. Special - Parker. e ANGUS Heifer under 1 yr. - Stewart Middleton, Clinton; Stewart Middleton;' Adam Flowers, Bayfield. Heifer 2 and over - Flowers, Flowers, Middleton. Get of Sire - Middleton Best Bull any age - Flowers Herd 1 Bull 3 Fehiales - Flowers, Middleton. Aged Bull - Flowers, Middleton. Bull under 1 year - Flowers, Middleton. Bull over 1 under 2 - Flowers, Middleton. Cow any Age - Middleton, Mid- Middleton, Middleton, Flow- HEREFORDS All Classes Whitney Coates, Exeter. Michelle Du Long, Lou Dietrich and Peter Dietrich. Hippy the pony owned by Gary Love, added joy to the occasion for the twenty- seven children. present. An interesting feature of the day was a picture gallery classed under such headings as "Bolton's and Ford's;; "The Fourth Gen- eration" "Good Days" and "Who are these"? The artists were Victoria Soldan and Martha Pardo of Eugene, Oregon. Serving from the supper table, were: Doris Clemas. Norma HORSES Carriagestrong. Team - Howard Arm- . Percheron Team - Aitcheson BeBlgriacis. n Team - Aitcheson Bros. Wagon Team - Glenn Johnston, Ralph Kent, Ralph Kent. Road- Team - Mac Armstrong Heavy Draft Team - Chas Hal- liday, Polnidyay T. eam 44" and under - Stan Mathews. Light Draft Team - Chas. al-H Hackney Pony Team - Howard Armstrong, Don Waller, Stan Mathews Ed. Fitzsimmons,. Carriage Single 15 - and under- Herb Wachter, S .1 Mathews, Don Walters. , Best Saddle Horse - Ron Schmalz, Mary Griffenham, Mary Shob- brook, Carol Dutot. Fine Harness Pony Team - Stan Mathews, Jack Meadows, Gladys Innis. Single Roadster (15 - 2) and Under - Mac Armstrong. Four Horse Hitch - Chas. Hal- liday, Aitcheson Bros. Single Pony 44" and Under - Stan Mathews, Stan Mathews. Lady Driver - Stan Mathews, - 2 & over) RoDsodsnieWralsteinrge. ie (15 Mac Armstrong Single Wagon Horse - 1500 lbs & under - Glenn Johnston, Ralph Kent, Ralph Kent. Single Wagon Horse, 1500 lbs.& over - Ralph Kent, Glenn, John- ston. Fine Harness Shigle Pony - Stan Mathews, Dennis McDpnald, Jack Meadows, Stan Mathews. Hackney Pony Single - Dennis McDonald, Howard Armstrong, Don Walters, Stan Mathews. Hackiley Single (15 - 2 & over) Howard Armstrong. Gentlemen's Turnout - Herb _ern --WeedhreeteeMac Armstrong, — Jack Meadows: Saddle Parade Class -. Mary Shobrook, Ron Schmalz, Mary Griffinham, Dave Brand. Western pleasure class. - Ron • Schmaltz, Mary Griffinham, Trudy Johns., • • • • Munn, Alda Heppler, Maude Hof- faman, Kathryn Hocking and Martha Pardo. Mr. Edward Lin.- denfield, and.Mr. and Mrs. Mer- vyn Cudmore of Exeter and Mrs. Norman Floody of Windsor rep: resented the Laura Bolton branch of the family. T. Harry Hoffman and family will be in charge of the next reunion to be held the last Sun- day in June 1972 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Hoffman, 14th Concession, Stephen Tap. request any book on the lists and it will be mailed out., Books not appearing on these lists may also be requested. If the book is in the Huron County Library system, it will be mailed out as early as possible; if not, the book is inter-loaned froth, another library system.. This -- means that residents of the Crati- brook area have access to almost - any book they would wish. Miss Ethel Dewar, Librarian for the County, had• high praise for the devoted services of Mrs. Engel over the past years. There are traffic lights for the bit* in Alicante,. Spain re- ports the Ontario Safety League. A carillon plays three seconds after the 'green light goes on. If you are involved in a crash at a speed of from 41 to 50 mph, your chances of dying are 1 in^ 88. Add 10 miles ,feer hour to the speed and the chances jump to 1 in 31, says the Ontario Safety League. In the• 71 - 80 mph range you have only, an even chance of survival. 3 1 15 10 • 8 "R4 BUSINESS MENS FLOAT - Boise Assembly in Toronto. ',Mrs. Thompson presented reports. — Parke; Financial Secretary - is surer, Mrs. Dorothy Corbett. Charrette-eMlice„Venner. Mrs. Earl .Campbell and mmel Mrs. Elgin Thompson were re-; Th om son PARADE presentatives to, the elstRebekah Under 10 - Debbie yenner e Tere Flowers,- F1e-wers.---- esa CharetteDannyCharrette, Heifer near 1 and under 2 - Huron County Public Li- brary's branch at Cranbrook has been moved into new. qUarters located in the Cranbrook General Store. Mrs. Mary E. Becker, was recently appointed as super- visor to succeed Mrs. Annie Engel. Mrs. Becker and her husband have converted space in the rear of the store into a library room and' have made it most inviting with new panelling, ceiling tile and shelving: Huron County Library siaff spent a day moving the books to the new location and setting the library up for ',business". Library borrowers will now be able to get their reading any time during store hours rather than during the three hours per week during Which the library previouslyhad been held open by the county library system. In addition to regular deposits of books, Huron County Public e Library provides each branch With lists of books acquired each Month which are available for borrowers to consult. They may Announ0 Wirtners- 4 Hensall Stock Show rr 05 • 0 Cranbrook Enlarges Library Service • • 4