The Huron Expositor, 1972-11-16, Page 5Public Relation* Officer
(John D. Baker,)
Branch 156
REMEMBRANCE. DAY
IN SEAFORTH
Last Saturday, November the
11th, members of Branch 156
• Royal Candian Legion observed
Remembrance Day together with
members .of the Ladies Auxiliary
and many other citizens.
The parade fell, in at the
Legion Hall at 10:30 a.m. and
marched to the Cenotaph led by
the Sealorth District High
e School band under the direction
of Mr. George Hildebrand.
The Remembrance Day ser-1
vice was conducted by Comrade
President Gordon Scott, Rev.
T. E. Hancock, the Rev. H. J.
Laragh, Rev. Dwight Patterson,
Rev., M. E. Reuber and Rev.
o T. C. Mulholland.
Wreaths were placed by the
representatives of the following
organizations; Province of Ont-
ario, Town of Seaforth, Royal
Canadian Legion, Branch 156,
Township of McKillop, Town-
ship of Tuckersmith, St. Thomas • Anglican Church, First Presby-
terian Church, Seaforth District,
High School, Seaforth Lions Club,
St. James' School, Eastern Star,
L.O.B.A., Independent Order of
Oddfellows, Britannia Lodge No.
170, L.O.L. No. '793, Knights of
Columbus, Genesco of Canada
10 ' Ltd., Maple Leaf Dairy, Egmonci-
ville Rover Troop, Seaforth Fire
Brigade, Seaforth .P.U.C., Sea-
forth Optimist Club, L.C.B.O.,
and U.D.C.O.
While the Veterans placed
their poppies on the Cenotaph
and paid their respects, Com-
rade Gordon Scott read the names
of those who had giventheir lives
in both World Wars, and of the
Veterans who had passed on since
the war inSeaforth and surround-
ing area.
Rev. M. E. Reuber deliver-
ed the...address. After the ser-
, * vice the parade marched down
Main Street where Comrade Alec
Muir took the salute while re-
tpresentiag o 'Veterans of World
War 1, Comrade Dr.'Paul Brady
took the salute representing the
Veterans of World War 11; ao-
companying them on the saluting
base were Comrade Allan Nichol:.
son, past District Commander
and Comrade Gordon Scott Presi-
dent of Branch 156.
Comrade Gordon Scott wishes
to convey his sincere ap-
preciation to all those who part-
icrpe..ted in the parade and, ser-
vice.
Daring the afternoon Legion
members - sang old familiar
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Government Inspected
Whole Half
Beef 72c Beef.73c
Cut and Wrapped
Quick Frozen
• Free Delivery
Within 10 Mile
Grant McGregor
Phone:262-5839.
Hibbert Council held a special
meeting on Novertiber 2nd when
road accounts in the amount of
$27513.83 and general accounts
for $56.398.00 were passed.
These included the final levy to
• the schools.
The Rbad Superintendent re-
ported that all gravel had been
spread, and road construction'
-completed.
A petition was received for
Repair and Improvement on The
Cronin Extension Drain, and sub-
-
Cutting' rights to Crown tim-
ber under lease or license have
been granted td pulp and paper
compaideg on 23% of Canada's
productive forest land.
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Correspondent
Mrs. Ken Elligsen
A new slate of officers was
elected at the Brodhagen Swing
Bowlers Banquet which was held
at St. Peter's Lutheran Church.
President - Robert French;
iri-
Vice-President - Milton Bode;
Secretary - Mrs. Carl Hille-
brecht; Treasurer - Don Ellig-;
sen.
Trophies were presented to
the League Champions - Captain
Sarah Wagler and her teammates
Mrs. Joe Smith, Mrs. Arthur
Horst, Elaine Wickie, Mrs. Ervin
Schwindt and Mrs. Reuben
Rapien.
The George Diegel trophy
went to Mrs. E ry in Schwindt (high
average 177). Other prizes went
to' Jack Burchill (men's high
average 170); Mrs. Dave Wickie
(high ladies/ single 22'7); Harold
Elligsen (Men's high single 245);
Low scorers were Joe Smith and
Mrs. Louis McIntyre.
Mr. and Mrs. August Scher-
barth showed ..slides from Weir
trip to Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. William Jacobs,
Waterloo, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Manuel Beuerman on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Wieter-
sen attended the funeral of the
Edelweiss
lodge meets
The past grand club of Edel-
weiss Rebekah Lodge met at the
home of" Mrs. Marion Rose with
16 members present. Mrs. Mar:
garet .Messenger president,
opened the 'meeting with two
poems "A Housewifes Prayer"
and " My Washing Machine ".
Mrs. Mae Habkirk offered her
home for the January meeting.
Mrs. Annie Harrison read a poem
Canada Thank You. The presi-
dent closed the meeting and a soc-
ial evening was spent with four
tables, of court whist. Winners
were High, Mrs. Janet Baker,'
Low Mrs. Lillian Grummett, who
also won the lucky Cup.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Marian Rose and Mrs. Ethel
Boyce as hostesses. Mrs. Ga Mar-
Messenger president,
thanked the hostesses for a de-
lightful evening.
Mr. and Mrs.,Melville Blood
of St. Clair, Mich., spent a few
days last week with Mrs., Mary,
Ryan and Alice and other
relatives and friends.
Mr. George Goettler is
patient in Seaforth Community
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Looby
have returned from a trip to
Kentucky and otherplaces of in-
terest in the U.S.
Visitors on the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Costello were
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Costello and
family, Betty Ann, Billy*, Kathy
and Sharon, all of Camp Borden.
Don and Ann C rackel and three
children of Windsor with Mr.
Matt Coyne and Alecia.
Mrs.Theresa Bannon and Mrs
Marion Kelly of Xinkora, Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Maloney of Stratford,
Mr. Lorne Maloney, Mr. Jim
Maloney, Mr. John Maloney and
Mr. Stuart Gilbert of 'London
visited on the week end with Mr.
and Mrs. Wilfred Maloney.
Mrs. Dan O'Rourke is a
patient in Victoria Hospital in . London.
Mr. Clayton Looby• is a
patient in St. Soseph's Hospital,
London.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank 0',8 onnor
of Toronto visited, friends and
relatives on the week end.
late Mr. Fred Quahtz inPalmer-
ston on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eisler,
Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Alf
Ruston, Stratford visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie Wietersen were Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Hoegy of St.'
Catherines and Mr.- and Mrs.
Gus„Hoegy of London.
Mrs. Norman Bennewies and
Cheryl had as their guests on
'Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.. Roy Bos-
sence and David, Stratford and
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bennewies,
London.
News of
STAFFA
Correspondent
Mrs.John Templeman
Mrs. Ed. Chappel, Mrs.
Carter Kerslake, Miss Vera
Hambley, Mrs. John Miller and
Mrs. John Templeman, attended
the South Perth Women' s Institute
executive banquet at St. Pauls on
Thursday evening.
Miss Elizabeth Templeman
was a week end guest of Miss
Colleen Jordan, Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Miller
visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson Hunkin, Teeswater.,
Mr. and Mrs. James' Cross,
returned from their honeymoon
this past week and visited for
a few days with Mrs. Cross'
parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Leslie
Miller, before taking up resi-
dence in London.
Mr. and Mrs. John Temple-
man 'visited Sunday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Alec Munn, Hen-
sall. '11
SEAFORTH
JEWELLERS
for
DIAMONDS, WATCHES
IEWELLERY, FINE CHINA
GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION
All'Types of Repairs
Phone 527-0270
CAFIMSTAWAIS
hie TI/1
AAN
Bqys dept.
CAR COATS & PARKAS-$14.95 to $17.95'
SWEATERS.. 2.95 to 7.95
GLOVES & MITTS 1:95 to 3.95
-SNOMOBILE MITTS...: 3.50 to 5.95
SNOMOBILE SUITS 8 to 16 $17.95
FACE MASKS...,... .. . :. : 2.50
TOQUES s- ** 1.25 * io 1.95
HEAVY SKATIN.G'SOCKS. ',- .B9gt
LINED' CORDUROY FLARE PANTS ' 5.95
FLANELLETTETYJAMES -.' 2.95
THERMAL UNDERWEAR, white or
doloured - LONGS $2:95-SH1RTS2.50
Mens dept.
CAR COATS &
$19.9.5
TY WORK PARKA'S
ILE OR QUILTED
$18.95 andS19.95
D KORATRON ALL
R COATS '$35.00
, V 'NECK,ROUND
R CARDIGANS$10.95Ao $1595-
OCKS 8.95_and 9.95
TRA LONG VESTS • •.• • 9.95
REST GREEN WORK PANTS 8.95
S,SHORT,MED.OR ,
11.95 and 12.95
RK SHIRTS 4.50 and 5.50
VETS .65(ttO 4.50
JACKETS,
PARKAS
HEAVY DU
WOOL,P
LINING
ZIP LINE
WEATHE
SWEATERS
NECK 0
LINED SM
LINED EX
LINED FO
COVERALL
TALLS.
PLAIN WO
WORK GLO
td $31.5o,
HATS,SMALL CHECKS,BY
8ILTMORE 7.95
HATS BY STETSON, Brown, Green,
Grey or Charcoal ' '8.95
SCARFSA 1.95 to 2,95'
SNOROBILE MITTS... 6.50 " ' PYJAMAS
SNOMOBILE. SUITS. 39.50 SHORTIE
FACE 2.95- COTTON
SOCKETS 2.95 -PERMA PRESS
DRESS GLOVES_1.05 to 6.95 FLANNEL
WORK SOCKS.. 1.25 to 1.95. POLO ;
_CAPS 1.95 to 5.95
TOQUES 2.50 to 3.95
UND
PENMANS 71 Comb
SHORTS OR LON
THERMAL COMB'S,
LONG SLEEVE
ER.WEAR •
's i6.50,
GS 3.75
SHORT OR
'5.95
THERMAL LONGS,
MED.WEIGHT 3.
THERMAL SHIRTS,
MED.WEIGHT 1.
HEAVY 4.95
95 STRETCH 3.95
HEAVY 4.95
50 STRETCH 3.95
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BILL O'SHEA
MEN'S WEAR
5,50
6.00
8.00
r.00
6.9
'GRAND
of
Louis/ and Catherine's
GENERAL STORE
St. Colutithcm
Feature - Thurs., Fri. and Sat.
MEAT:
Schneider's
SKINLESS WIENERS lb. 650
PRODUCE:
Chiquita 2 lb BANANAS 9
Navel
. 2 0
ORANGES, size 113 doz. 690
GROCERIES:
Lewis'
WHITE BREAD 5 for .00 Sisset's
ICE CREAM • • Is-gal. 890
PEAS, 14-oz.
Stokley's Van Camp's
BEANS with PORK, 19-oz. • • • • 2/.550
TOILET TISSUE '4-pk. 6*
- We feature Sclmeider's Meats. -
Hardware, Dry Goods, Footwear, Produce
and Groceries.
STORE HOURS:
Winter months, Monday through Friday ,
8 a.m. to 9 p2m.
Saturday -`8 a.m. till 9:30 p.m.
Sunday - 9 a.m. till 5 p.m.
Stokley"s
4 for 950
Facelle Royale
et,
Swing bowleri elect officers
SEAFORTH
FARMERS
Phone 527-0770
We would appreciate all accounts
paid by that date.
Seaforth
songs, accompanied on the piano
by Comrade Bob Spittal, some
reminisced and others visited
other Branches in the Zone.
Brussels, Goderich, Myth, Clin-
ton and Mitchell were, among the
Branches visited.
The Legion Brass band from
Mitchell visited Seaforth and
played, a number of selections,
much to the delight of the Sea-
forth members.
During the evening a Pot Luck
supper was served, followed by
the showing of a film entitled
"Beyond the Beaches". Much
credit should go to Comrade
-Dick Eisler, Special Events
Chairman for obtaining this
splendid film, also to Comrade
Dick Whiteleyt.for obtaining the
projector which he operated. At
the dance that followed, members
and their wives enjoyed the music
of the Country Cavaliers.
PAST EVENTS
•Exiday Nov. 10th, Bingo at-
tracted seventy-two 'players.
Prizes to the value of $310.00
were won.
Saturday Nov. 11th - Remem-
brance Day parade and service
was held, followed by a Pot Luck
Slipper in the evening and the
showing of a film. The evehing
concluded with a dance.
Sunday Nov. 12th - Members
of Branch ,156, together with
members of the Clinton Branch
attended the Brucefield Memorial
Dedication service at the Bruce-
field United Church. Represent- _ ing the Seaforth Branch were
Comrades Gordon Scott, Allan
Nicholson, Cleave Coombs,
George Hays, Tom Wilbee, Bill
Wilbee, Jake Cornish, Elmer
Rivers, Bill Dalryniple, Glen
Smith, Gordon DeJong and. John
Baker, representing the Ladies'
Auxiliary were Mrs. Peggy
Coombs and Mrs. Barbara Scott,
also attending from Seaforth were
Mrs. Bill Dalrymple; Mrs. Tom
Wilbee, Mrs. Bill Wilbee, Miss
Joan Wilbee, Mrs. Orval Oke,
Miss Dorothy Parke and Mrs.
John' Baker.
COMING EVENTS
Friday Nov. 17th - Bingo
at the Legion Hall.
NOTE - Tickets for the New
Years dance are now avail-
' able to members. Each mem-
ber will be allowed one ticket,
deadline for members pur-
chasing tickets is Dec. 2nd,
1972; after this date you will
take your chances with every-
one else. Price $10.00 per
`ticket, each ticket entities
one couple to attend.
ject to the, approval of the Aus-
able-Bayfield Conservation Au-
thority,' E. H. ,Uderstadt, O.L.S.
was appointed to bring in a
report.
A by-law was given first and
second reading under the Line
Fences Act to include unoccu.
pied land.
At the regularmeeting on
the following Monday the, interim
subsidy on an expenditure of
$94,663.92. was applied for from
the Ministry of Transport and
Communication.
Ratepayers attended the
meeting for the consideration of
the Burns Drain. The Burns
Drain Provisional By-Law was
adopted and given first and . sec-
ond reading.
sopice
to give-
and to
get
The November meeting of the
C.W.L. was held in St. Patrick's
hall on Nov. 6th. The president
Mrs. Joe Delaney opened the
meeting 'with grayer.
.The secretary Mrs. Bill Fee-
ney read the minutes and corr-
espondence.
The treasurer, Mrs. Keith
McCarthy gave her report.
Mrs. Delaney gave her re-
port on the deanery meeting which
she and Mrs. hank Kistner and
Mrs. John Schoonderwoerd
attended.
Joan Schoonderwoerd ad-
journed the meeting and Mrs.
W. Annis and Mrs. R. Aickens
shoWed how to put a quilt on
a frame •and how it was marked
and worked.
CROMARTY
Correspondent
Mrs. Ken McKellar
The Women's Missionary
Society of C,romarty church met
at the home of Mrs. Mervin
Dow with Mrs. Charles Douglas
presiding and who opened the
meeting with a suitable poem.
Scripture from Leviticus 27 was
read in unison and Mrs. T. L.
Scott read the 91st Psalm.
Mrs. Dow led in prayer. The
offering was received and was
dedicated by Mrs. Douglas
The roll call topic "Tithing"
was answered by eight members
Two Visitors were present. Mrs.
Calder McKaig read a short art-
icle on Tithing including a poem
"Lord Open My Mine". The
secretary gave her report and
a gratifying report was give-ri
by the treasurer, Mrs. Lamond
who also gave highlights of the
Sectional meeting at-- Avonton
church. Mrs. McKaig reported
21 visits and 18 cards sent
to the sick. Mrs. K. McKellar
read an article on "Gratitude"
followed with a prayer. The
meeting closed with a hymn and
the Lord's prayer. Lunch was
served by the hostess assisted,
by Mrs. McKaig.
Mr. Roy McCulloch is a pa-
tient in Seaforth C ommunity Hos7
pital.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Simpson
and Mr. John McLachland of
Egmondville visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Will Miller
and Mr. and Mrs. K. McKellar.
The men of Stratford Pres-
bytry met last week at Crom-
arty church with a good atten-
dance. Dinner was served by
the ladies of the church at the
noon hour.
Mrs. Mildred Crago, St.
Marys, and Mrs. Ken Hogg Th-
orndale visited on Friday with
Mr. and Mrs. K. McKellar.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Parkinson
and children of Mitchell and Mrs.
Grace Scott were Sunday visitors
with -Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace
and Debbie.
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visited In St. Augustine Sunday
men d' ttn_d tabs Pilau of LineknOw
with his pareebf, Mr. and Mrs,
Urt. and Mrs. Ambrose '"Fted,".. P.
coAsrgns, .
Ted Redmond.
THE HURON pc A shower was held in Donny-
brook Saturday night for Sherri
Noble whose wedding takes place
Phone -gg7A,0449. November 25 in Donnybrook
Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hastings
Staffa visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Quo Redmond on Sunday, also
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph .Feeney of
Clinton.
Mr. Jerry Van Aaken has sold
his farm and intends buying a
larger farm.
The C.W.L. meeting was held
in Parish Hall Tuesday night
with Mrs. Pranken in the chair.
It was decided to collect $3.00
per person in place of a fall bake
sale. Card parties will com-
mence after Christmas.
Christmas cards will be sold
with Mrs. Franken in charge.
Mrs. Cyril Boyle reed minutes
of last meeting and Mrs. Jerry
Van Aaken the roll call. Mrs.
Bill Kinahan reported a
get well card sent and a gift
given to Mr. and Mrs. ConForan
newly weds.
A fund is being started in
the Parish for a new roof 'on
the church next year. Lunch
was served by Mrs.,,Joe Finelon
and Mrs. Jerry Van Aaken.
C.W.L. meets
The regular monthly meet-
ing of St. James C.W.L. was
held Tues. evening Nov. 7 with
Pres. Mrs. Alvin Smale presid-
ing. Mrs. John Maloney gave
a Spiritual reading and reports
were given by various com-
mittees. Donations were set
aside for the Veteran's Xmas
Fund, Our Adopted Grandfather
and The Dioceson Reserve Fund.
Arrangements were dis-
cussed for the upcoming bazaar
Nov. 25th, and interesting ideas
exchanged.
Rev. Fr. Laragh expressed
thoughts on Woman Power and
mentioned discrimination against
women in general, and suggested
strongly that a man treat a women
as a woman or he is not a man,
She should not be subject to a
Iran, be complement him. He -
stressed the, Power of Woman
in forming a child to become
a man or woman. He quoted
Oswald Hoffman of the Lutheran
Hour, "If there were only wo-
men in the world it would not
be good, .If only men there
would be only one generation."
Reports on Deanery meeting .
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Hibbert council has
special meeting
gARLY SHOWING OF
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