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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1973-06-28, Page 7Cromarty ..Church celebrates 108th yet of service iKilbarthan notes By Mabel Turnbull Grade IV of St,, Jar-nee school" With their teacher, Miss Dillon entertained ue on Monday after- noon. The programme opened with a singsong. The group.sang numbers including "The More We ,Get Together", "Smile Sorig", Little Brown Jun", When Irish Eyes are Smiling," "My Bonnie;' "The Happy Wanderer". A greelp or boys and girls I recalled the past with a good Old-fashioned Square Dance. Tanya de Groot told about a "Mortifying Mistake." Dancers were Wands Fell; Michael Cos- tello, Michael Mero, Mary Hen- , driks, Maureen Hutchinson, Allan Nigh, Bobby Menheere, Colleen Ryan. A group of girls did a choral reading, The Three Little Pige.. Janice McCue, Cindy Anstett, Cathy Anderson,' Maureen Hutchinson, Colleen Ryan and Norine Primeau. Joe Aubin and Wanda Fell recalled the past with "Put on Your Old Gray Bonnett". The class accompanied them. Folk * songs have become part of our modern music and they sang three of their favourites "Prayer of St. Francis", "Joy Is Like the Rain," "The wedding Banquet!' It was good to see a name tag on each child.' 'Miss Turn- bull thanked the group. and commented on their splendid rendition. Frank Vincent acted as 'Master of Ceremonies. Michael Mero told us of the "Song of the All Wool Shirt." Hearty congratulations to Mrs. Mary Allan of Cromarty who celebrated her 89th birth- day on June 18th. She spent the day at her daughter and son- in-laA, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Christie. Mr., and Mrs. Alf Ross also spent the day with her. Out-of-town visitors with her were: Mrs. Violet Quance, Bracebridge, Mrs. Colin Mac Dougald and Mrs. Edwin Taylor, Kippen. Birthday Greetings to Miss Lizzie Henderson who celebrated her 95th birthday on June 21st. For many years, Miss Henderson was organist at Duff's Church, McKillop haying begun her career there at a very tender age. Mrs. Howard Cummings of Listowel with her mother, Mrs. Carrie Edgar and grandchildren Andrew and Lorraine. Mr. Jack Frost of St. Thomas, who recently has been on a World Tour spending some time in .kes„,... 4 tralia, called at the $Home"Pagt week and visited a former neigh- bour, Miss Turnbull and spent some time with . Mr. Russ Hays. ,• 14, Correspondent . Mrs. Rena Caldwell Police News A. L. VAUGHAN CHIEF OF POLICE During the week of,June 20th, provided; one mischief corn- 1973, to June 27th, 1973, the plaint; one animal complaint; one Seaforth Police Department in- house check. vestigated 21 occurrences con- sisting of the following: one missing child complaint; one lost and found complaint; one traffic complaint; two assistance re- quests; one vehicle for ob- servation: seven property da- mage complaints; two dis- turbance complaints; one domes- tic Dispute; two escorts (kLE TWINE NOW in STOCK PORTLAND and MASONARY SUMMER SALE ENDS JUNE 30th 7 During the same period, there "Were two charges under the High- way Traffic Act; three charges under the Liquor Control Act; two charges under 'the Criminal Code of Canada. There were two minor acci- dents and one accident over $200, no injuries involved. THE 'CHAMPIONSHIP CALF at the recent Hensall Spring Fah"' was shown by Robert McGregor and bought by Darling's IGA of Exeter. The reserve champ owned by Mike Binnendyk was purchased by Al's Market of Hensall. Shown from the left are Russ Goldstein of the Hensall store, Mike Binnendyk and Robert McGregor and his calf surrounded by the Darling family, Jim, Jeff, Marion' and Fred. 00 t reketeL t al kee,\Ifeln 'I F-at ,TWT The Hensall Calf Club wish to express their appreciation to'alrfnel ..v iuyees o'cittended the Hen- sall South Huron Calf Club sale last Tuesday evening and who; by their brisk bidding, made the show a success. It is support such as this which enables the committee to carry on with the program among the young people in our community and we know everyone shares a pride in their accomplishments. Darlings I.G.A. Grand Champion and 9 others Al's Super Save Reserve Grand and 6 others. Russ Goldstein Canada POckers 14 Ed Watson 13 Hensall Sales Arena 8 Canadian Abattoir 7 - Corbett Sales Arena 7 Merners Meats 6 Exeter Frozen Foods 5 Jack James 4 Burns Meat Packing Co. 4 U.C.0 2 Don Carruthers 2 Gamble & Rodgers 2 Colemaris Co. 2 Woo.dham Meat Market 1- Robert McKinley Fearmans 1 Dunn & Levack 1 BISMITIfferf MAPLE LEAF SMOKED HAM WHOLE lb.85( 1/2 or 1/4 BURNS DINNER HAM lb- $1.39 PACK ERS LOOSE WIENERS ,a49( HINT OF MAPLE BACON lb. 99( SLICED MINCED HAM ••• ib.79( SLICED BEEF LIVER ib.69( We have purchased a quantity of Hensall Fair Cattle to be sold at regular price. We reserve the rigllit to limit quantifies_ _ 0 AL'S [ MARKET HENSALL ONTARIO ACW holds Exeter meeting liPRON, if*P9MAR,:.51.101109111% OPT,; IL 'INS ETU 01:4t01-9 1S14 7 ealertb ontoof Margaret Sharp-, SeOl?Tre4.• y4ox!' 50.04 it On. costs A Uttlo Be Sato' • • • • The 108th anniversary of Cromarty Presbyterian Church was observed on Sunday. Guest speaker for the occasion was the Rev. Dennis Clarke of. Atwood. WM) Mrs. Freeman Horne as organist, the youth choir sang "Everything i,s peautuer, and the full choir rendered "Heaven Came Down". They were assis- ted by the guest soloist, Mrs. Colleen Claybournet of Kirkton. PERSONALS Anniversary visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Scott were Mr. and Mrs. Thos. L. Gillespie, 'London, and Mr. and Mrs.Orville Taylor, Hensall. Miss Hazel Nalton,_91-Setton, England, is spending few days with Mr. and Mrs. John Scott. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Norris on the • birth of a son in Stratford hospital on Saturday. Miss Debbie Wallace had the misfortune to tear the ligaments in her ankle while playing ball. Father's Day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Scott were Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Eyre, Sheddon, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Splane, London, Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Firdayson, Staffa; and their families, and Miss Frances Scott, London. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Qupice, and family, Stela; Mr. and Mrs. N. Wilds and family, London; and Mr. and Mrs. Murray Fin- layson, Exeter, spent Father's Day with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Howe. The sympathy of the com- munity is extended to the family of the late Mrs. Jessie Hamilton. Hullett Possibility of assistance' to the Recreation committee in Blyth was discussed by. Hullett , council at its June meeting. Agreeing with Joe Hunking, who spoke to council on behalf of the committee, that some assistance was in order, council suggested that the committee preserit some form of Budget so all municipalities and orga- nizations concerned would know what their share should be. Norman Alexander was pre- sent to ask questions concerning the new garbage collection system - how the programme was initiated, how the proportionate rates were established, and won- -ciered about the equity. Council explained that this was a new venture and that provision had been - made -on both sides for adjustments for any reason. William Little was interes- ted in opening a landfill site for the use tbe_TQw_n_eiltlet Be- fore Council could act, it was eeplained the site would have et; be approved by the' fiepartment of Health. Motions adopted by council included: - That we issue.. Building Greg Marsderil has returned home- from Seafortii Hospital where he was undergoingireaf- Meat on his little finger which he crushed while hooking a farm implement to the tractor. He has been advised that the finger will have to be removed belfry the first joint. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Richman hive moved into the home which they purchased from the George Wallace estate. Mr. Richman is a salesman and his business will be known as the Cromarty Sign Shop. Mrs. Richman is a teacher at Central Huron Secondary School in Clinton, AT THE PARK Staffa Senior Boys won one game and lost one during the past week. In a- game against Blanshard, played on the Kirkton diamond, they came out on the short end of a 10-8 score. Three. runs were scored by Staffa in the first inning, and five in the eighth, while Blanshard had four in the second and two in each of the first, third and sixth. With Warren Moore •pitching and Mike Parsons catching, Staffa Seniors defeated Goulds onSatur- day night by a score of 15 to 10. In the Hibbert and Usborne Bantam League, Hibbert South boys lost out to Thames Road by a score of 7-5. Batteries for Hibbert, were Maurice Ruston and Ronnie Elliott. A man's league has agaln,been formed and action began on Sun- day night. In the first gaMe, .Chiselhurst defeated Staffa 8-6 and in the second, Cromarty' won over Roys, 25-17. Council Permits to Tony Fidom, Lot 18, Con. 7, for a Woodshed; Wm. Little, Lot 24, Con. 10 - Addition to house; Ken presz- cator, Lot '7, Con. 6, - Sow Barn; Ray Snell, Lot 34,' Con. 11 - Drive Shed; John VanBeere; Lot 22, Con. 5, - Implement Shed; James Scott Sr., Lot 15, Con. 12 - House Trailer; Bert Haverkamp, Lot 25, Con. 7 - Pig Shelter; G. Heyink, Lot 5, Con. 13 - Addition to Hogbarn Mrs?Ida Durnin, Lot 26, Con.11, - Porch, All subject to Town- ship by-laws. - That we engage the ser- vices of the County Weed In- spector for 1973 and advise the parties concerned of our inten- tions. - That we recommend severance on Pt: Lot 16, Con. 14, Hullett Township, and attach no conditions„or , suggestions. - That we make a grant of $15 to the' Huron Historical So- elety. • - That we .instruct the Ditch Commissioner to investigate particulars on the drainage works reeuestede by Donald Nott, Ann Beane and John Beane (Lot 19, Con. 2, Lot 18, Con. 2) and see what are the, wishes of the invol- ved parties. - That we open Tenders on Pit Run Gravel for Road Con- struction. There were five Tenders re- ceived , the highest being 73e per yd. The lowest, that of Don Hunking was accepted. That we accept the Tender of Don Hunking to supply and deliver approximately 17.000 cu. yds. of "B;; gravel and 2.500 cu. yds. of, clay as tendered sub- ject to approval, of Dept. ofHigh- ways. Tender price of 48 1/2e per cu. yd. for es" gravel and 48 1/2e per cu. yd. for clay. - That we accept Don Hunking's bid for 10,000 yds "B" gravel at 53e per yd. supplied and delivered. A statement-'was presented as required under Section 222, M.A., by the Treaeurer, showing the half yearly assets. Out- standing loans amount to $24,000 and tax arrears for three years are $55,653.00. • • • • • • • • • r. At the regular meeting of the A.C.W. at the rectory in Exeter, President Mrs. G.A.' Andersen presided and opened the meeting with devotions from The Living Message. Mrs. W. Sc rabuik read the scripture lesson from Core rinthians, followed by prayers by Miss Olive Petty, Mrs. D. Wind- over and. Mrs. E. J. Roberts. Mrs. Windover gave a report of the Deanery meeting in Kincar- dine. Mrs. Anderson read por- tions of the News Letter and stressed the need for more mis- sionary funds. Mrs. F.- Clark took the study entitled "Appreciation is' Ma- ygi*c". An auction sale in, con- junction with Trivitt• Memorial Church was planned for late sum- mer. The next meeting will be a picnic in July on the Church lawn. Mrs. Anderson explained the fellowship of the Least Coin. The meeting closed with prayer after which everyone went to the Parish Hall to enjoy a program of slides and solos followed by a delicious lunch, UNITED CHURCH NOTES • t "Suspended Christians" was the sermon topic preached by ' Rev. Don Beck at the Hensel], United Church Sunday morning. The choir sang the anthem ac- companied by •Mrs. Turkheim on the organ and Mrs. Joyce Pep- per on the piano. This service concluded services at Chisel-, hurst and Hensall Churches for the month of July. Carmel Pres- byterian Church services will be held at 11:15 a.m. during the month of July. Services at Chisel- hurst and Hensall United will re- sume again in August. Family reunions' BOLTON-FORD REUNION The 5th annual , Bolton-Ford reunion was held June 24th at the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Munn, Ipperwash. There was a perfect attendance. Sports were under the supervision of Carolyn Fedy and Mr. and Mrs. John Munn Jr. Winners en the races are as follows:. 2-3 years- Tracy Seldaii, jeffrey,Aaffinah, .klimberlee 4offrile,n; 4 . Yea.r4- , EMC - ,An_area_slakdent was among 209 graduates-peetteigatteg in the 55th annual commencement exer- cises held recently at Eastern Mennonite College, • Harrison- burg, Virginia, Esther G. Steckle of Zurich, an alunus of Central eleroh_S ------ dary School, received a BS '' de- gree in nursing. She is the daughter of. Mrs. Seleda steckle and the late Daniel S. Steckle, At EMC, Miss Steckle served as treasurer of the senior class and as dormitory resident assistant. • _ An ode to ? " Whe n roses bloom and violets peep And birds sing merrily All nature to me will present The kindest thoughts of thee. Ale time alone careenly tell ' The land where I may be Yet' I will alwaYS • think' of you Won't-you remember mew Irene O'Rourke (Brucefield) , on all models - new and used Laurie Rosa, Robbie Hoffman, Jeffrey Hoffman; 7 yeers-Peter . Dietrich, Marchelle Dulong, Su- san Birmingham; 8 years-Mary- Jo Fedy, Lou Dietrich, Brian Ross; 9-11 years-Becky Ross, Mark. Fedy.; 12:43 years-Joan Dietrich, David Fedy,-Janet •Die- trich; over 13 years-Bobby Fedy, Daniel Munn; find the shoe-Mark Fedy, Janet Dietrich, Mary-Jo Fedy; eat .a biscuit and whistle (men) Pat Soldan, Bob Dulong, Don Fedy; book race (women) Mary Jane Taylor, Helen Die- trich, Carolyn Fedy; spelling match-Joan Dulong, Aida Hepp-- ler, Donna Schilbe; guessing number of marbles-Bob Dulong, Harry Hoffman, Alda Heppler. Three new babies were intro- duced; Sue Anne Hoffman, Me- lissa Birmingham and Terry Hoffman. The best performance in amateur hour went to Jeffrey Hoffman, Bobby Dulong, Bobby Fedy, Robbie Hoffman and Dan- iel Munn. A smorgasbord supper concluded the afternoon; after which Mrs. John Munn gave out gifts to each of the thirty chil- dren present: Gordon Clemas of London spoke words of appre- ciation. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hepp- ler will be in charge of arrange- gmeethne. tsr for the next year get-to- PEPPER REUNION The 26th annual Pepper Re- union was held in Seafanth.Lions Park Sunday afternoon with 52 present. Sports were conducted under the leadership 'of Roy and Irene pepper and Roy and Barb Walter. Results are as follows: Races-girls under 6-Judy Wal- ter; 6-10--Laurie Pepper; 10-14- Brenda Pepper; young ladies- Brenda Pepper; Ladies kick the slipper-June Walter; mens jcick the slipper-Ross Gordon; ladies elimination-Laurie and Jo-anne Pepper; *ayes elimination-Leslie Falconer; oldest person present. Mrs George (Kate) Pepper, Mit' cheil. Youngest person-5 week old Michael Pepper, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Pepper of Kit- chener, guess the contents of a can-Cliff Pepper; relay team for • unbraiding-mens team; balloon relay-Lois Barker's team; lucky spoteCliff Pepper. ' A peanut .scramble was en- joyed by the children. After a delicious supper, President Cliff Pepper conducted the short bus- iness meeting when Secretary Mrs. Lillian Pepper read the minutes from the previous year. It was moved that all the officers remain in their same position for the coming yeat. They are President - Cliff Pepper; Vice- President-Cecil Pepper; Secre- ,ary-Treasurer - Mrs. Lillian Pepper; Sports committee-Roy and Irene Pepper and Roy and Barb waiter; Table_committee- Mr. Robt. Thompson of Kippen and Mr. and• Mrs. David Moyer of Parry Sound and John Thomson of Kitchener spent Sun. with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Thomson -and family, celebrating Mr. Robt. - Thomson's 96th birthday. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Norman and Edna Pepper, Stew- art and Grace Pepper. It was voted to hold the 1974 picnic hi the Lions Park at Seaforth on the fourth Sunday of June. Firemen were called last Fri- day morning to the W. G. Thomp- son and Son Mill when a cleaner in the mill burned. Mrs. Ernest Pym, who has been a patient In South Huron Hospital Exeter for the past two weeks, returned home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Wanner, Shirley and Kenneth, Sarnia; Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Hunter, Ellin- ville; Mr. and Mrs. John Pym and family, Exeter; Mrs. Knight and Mr. and Mrs. Torn Haley, Sea- forth visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pym on Sunday. Mrs. Maude Hedden is a pa- tient in South Huron Hospital where she is undergoing treat- ment Eric Mansfield is a patient in St. Josephs Hospital, London where he underwent surgery Tuesday of this week. Graduate See Our Selection A number of '66 to‘'68 model cars. • • • • .• • • • • Comes To Brussels Motors • • This means added savings when you purchase a new or used car. Compare our average • • interest rate of 11.78% over 36 months. No down payment on approval credit. • • • • • • • • •• 1- ^71 Dodge-2 Dr„, n.T. . 1 - '71 Ford 4 Dr. Sedan , . • 10 - '72 Chev.Biscayne 4 Dr.Sedan P.S.P.B. •• • 1 - '70 Chev. Impala 2 Dr. H.T. • • 2 - '742 Fords 4 dr. Sedan P.S.P.B. . • • • 2 - .'71 Pontiac parisienne Broughams 2& 4 1 - ,'70 Pontiac Catalina 4 Dr. H.T. • • Dr. H.T. 1 - '70 Ford Galaxie 500 •• • • • 1 - "71 Chev, Impala Caprice 2 dr. H.T. 1 - '70 Meteor Montcalm 4 Dr. H.T. • • 3 - '71 Chevrolet Impala 4 dr. 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BANK RATE FINANCING • • • * • • 0 • ...-.0..•.• .•,....•••••-.....• .•,..P,O,Aig,o. • • •IV,4.,,,* _ • '.'T -.' • STATION WAGONS • • 1 - '70 Pontiac Wagon 1 - '70 Ford Galaxie 500 wagon ' • • •• 1 - '70 Chev. wagon . • • 1 - '68 Ford Ranch wagon 10 passenger. •• i BRUSSELS MOTORS : • BRUSSELS --ONTARIO • MOO 074173 'Ito Hama of BOW Used Cars" - OPEIN *VERY *VINING : • 9 '''' ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••o•• 00000000 •••••••••••••• 0 • TRUCKS 1 - '70 Ford 1 Ton Pickup 2 - Chev. 1 ton pick-ups V8 Aut. 1 - '67 Internatio 1 1/2 ton pick-up • Number of vans in Chevs. & Fords Auto and Standards. • Fire, ElOtepied Coverage, storm, Theft, property Damage, / Liability, Etc • • Firectors and Adtusters: wm. Alexander, Seaforth, Phone 527-083l, .Robt. Archibald, R.R. 4, Seaforth • '527-1817 Ken Carnochan, R.R.4, Seaforth 527-1545'. Ross Leonhardt, R.R.1, BornhOlm 345-2234 John McEwing, R.H,1, Blyth 523-9390 Stanley Mellwain, R.11.2, Goderich -, 524-7051 John Moylan, R.R.2, Dublin 345r2639 Wm. Pepper, Brucefield • 482-'7534 J. N. Trewartha, Box 681, Clinton . '482-7590 , Agents: WM.' Leiper, Lendesboro James Keys, R.R.1, Seaforth K..1. Etue, Seaferlli V. J. Lane, R.R.5,eSeaforth Donald M. Laurie, Brussels -. WEDDING INVITATIONS THE HURON EXPOSITOR PHONE' 527-0240 SEAFORTH