HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1977-01-20, Page 13... NEW TUCKERSMITH. COUNCIL Tuciorsmith Township council was.
Inaugurated ai Its first meeting in the new year on Tuesday night, January 4..
'Council members for the next two years are, frobt row, I tor.: Allan. Nicholson, road
superintendent; Bob Bell, Deputy Reeve; 'ErvinSillery, Reeve; Clerk Jim McIntosh. '
Back Row: Councillors Frank Falconer, Bob kitheringham and Robert Drummond.
Rev. E.S.Stephens of Brucefleid United Church blessed the .new council prior to,
the meeting. (NeWs-Record Photo)
Correspenent,
Bertha MacGregor
262-2025
presided and welcomed all
membersund guests. The topic of
the program was Public Relations
The Hensall Women'S Institute- and Mrs. Corbett gave a poem
met on Wednesday evening with
the President , Mrs. Cecil Pepper
presiding, and• opened the
meeting with a poem and "0
Canada" followed by the Institute
Ode. Mrs. John •Seka gave the
financial report. Mrs. Jack
Corbett, program convener
"There are ten commandments of
human relations". A sing song
was led by Mrs: •Sherritt at the
piano. M isses Doreen Van,
Wieren and . Annette
Branderhorst fayoured with
guitar ,duet selections. Paul Van.
'-Esbroeck, who won the trip to the
United Nations last year, which
was 'sponsored by Ili-e-Oddiellow
—and Rebekah Lodges; -spoke on
his trip. He gave his spedh which
cionaires.-to
ission In London
Correspondent
Mrs, Mary.Cbessell
"Opportunity" was, the theme
of the worship for the New Year's.
Meeting of Villa' U.C.W. 'The
hymn 'Standing :at- the -Portal'
was, sung, 'and Mona Stephenson
read a- poem and commentary.
Margaret _Meclymortt. lettinfro
prayer. Mary Chessell presided
for business.. , • r „
Reports were read by„,,„the
secretary, Mona Steiihenson,,an&
treasurer, Margaret HaYter. The'
year-end financial rep* showed
a buSy and successful year:
' A $50-donation:ts to be sent to,
Mission Serviees' in London in
response to their request for
'assistance. Members arefisked to
bring 'inagazines and other light
seaciing ,ntaterial, bed linens,.
baby clothes, etc. to the next'
meeting, and they will betaken to:
the Mission.
'The annual meeting •of Huron-
Perth Presbyterial will be held in
Northside ,.United Church,
Seaforth, on Tues., Jan. 25.
Guest speakers are Miss Elaine
Townshend Of Clinton, arid :Miss
Ann' Keuber of Stratford.
Mrs., Alex Taylor showed slides
of atrip she took in Europe when
her son wasstationed at • Lahr,
;.Germany, • • •
She- found .quite a contrast
the modern. farming
methods of .Germany fit was
seeding-time), ,and the backward
methods in eastern France.
.The most striking feature of
Many homes in Austria were the
large- -• paintings' on, the 'front
depicting historical or biblical .
scenes, etc. They saw the site of
tire Play in
' in Oberainmeru, ga • where
scinVenirs_were of reaionhle price_
comparep • with those in Italian
towns.near.the_border:clhey also-
visited the infamous prison canip
. at Dachau where so many Jews
were so horribly tprtured and
executed (hiring the war.
' It was springthne in the Alps,
and the scenery was beautiful and
the weather mild, with 'no need.
-ler a coat most of the time,. Mrs.
Taylor's pictures were excellent,
and it was' very interesting.
After only a few days' reprieve
in winter_ storms, -old- Mother
Nature is back in action again,
,Friday's storm subsided in time
for a successful. tree-burning
patty at Stanldy Ball Park,, with a
—good crowd in attendance, The
Recreation Committee has done a
good job during the two years
since it was organized.
-Joyce powson has completed
her term and Shirley Hill will, now'
be one of the representatives for
thp Varna area.
1 • The 'annual migration of
residents to a warmer climate for
a holiday from, all this cold and
snoviiii beginning. Let's h ope for
better weather by the time they
return. •
(Intended for last week) '
Former
reeve dies
Fornier Hay township reeve'
Joseph Hoffman died, shortly
after 6 p.tn.. Saturday, Jan. 8 as
the•result of a fall down a stairway
of his home, south of Zurich.
His brother. Anthony Jerome
Hoffman died shortly after 8:30
'p.m. at Htironview in Clinton. He ,
had been in poor health for some
time. •
'Joseph Hoffman, aged--60, was;
defeated in the December 6
election by incumbent reeve Jack,
Tinney :`by about 50 'votes. He .
failed to regain the, top post in
Hay township-by• about-the same
number Of votes in 1974.
-Ramis for both men were
held Tuesda_yinorning, Jan. 11th
•
W give's- thoughts
or trie new year
WISEWA
JANUARY CARPET
CLEARANCE
Seaforth firemen were--
calledAo- fire-at-the horneF;of;--Mrs-.--,leart-:-/Baketz-
osborp fter 1 a.m. Friday morning , When a srnoldering .mattress filled' the 11 OuSe- w tii"
smoke.-Firemen oke . -F i re en opened an unused front door to let
the smoke escape the hduse. Seaforth fire chief-Don -..
Hulley_estimated damage to the house, owned by Bill
Dolmage at $500. - (EXpositor Photo)
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Bruce field-
100F holds•OuChre.
-backwarailook'' written by Key..
M. Boyd. Life is lived forward
but understopd backwards. We
Correspondent •
Mrs. Hugh Berry
Brucefleld I'.O.O.F. held a
euchre party on Friday evening
re when the following •visitors we
winners: Mrs. 'Anna Aldwiiikle; •
Ladies High= Mrs.. Clifford
Henderson - Ladies Low; Mrs.
Norman Kiehl .- Lone Hands; Mr.
f:- Clif Henderson, -
Sam Tbomsati, Men's Low;'Sandy
--Pepper --Menis Lone--Hands;
Gregor McGregor - Lucky Draw:
Person*
DELBERT GEIGER,
Delbert Laird Geiger of Zurich
died South Huron Hospital,
Exeter on January 5, 1977. He
.was in his ,64th year. •
A well' known Hay township
rodent, Mr. Geiger served for
many years on the township
council and was a fernier deputy "
reeve. He was a member of the'
Zurich Lions Club and of the' •
Hurettia Choir. `
He is survived by his widow,
the former Beatrice Hess. His'
first wife; the former Gladys Pearl
Correspondent Rena Caldwell
Mrs: Vivan cooper IS
undergoing tests in clinton Public
Hospital,
Mrs. Wm.
returned , from
Elder, predeceased him in 1972. .4"
He is also survived by childrenf
Donald and Ralph, R.R. 2,
Zurich ; Mrs. Donald, .(Mary)
Scafe, R.R. 4, Parkhill, Mrs.
Kenneth (Nonni) Gemmell, R.R.
2, Kippen, Mrs. James (Ruth)
Rowe, W.K. '3,' Ailsa Craig, Mrs.
David (IvIargaxet)'Steerg-London;
by his mother, MrS4 Melizza
Geiger, Clinton;• brothers, Clair;
R.R. 2, 'Zurich, sister, Mrs. John
(Romayne) tacCliticheys, Clinton
and `ten' grandchildren.
The remains,• rested at, the
Westlake Funeral Home, Zurich,
until Friday, January 7, where a -
funeral service was held atip:pi.
prate ' Guy offiCiated:
Intern-4W was made in.
Emmanuel United __Ct_mrch.,-.
Cemetery. -Pallbearers- Were
Charles Erb, Keith Horner,
Wayne Homer, Larry
McClincheY, Elgin Hendrick,
Herb Klopp.
was the trip for him entitled "A
Satire on Joining the U.S.A.",
which was much enjoyed.,He also
showed pictures taken on the trip.,. ,
Mrs Corbett gave courtesy
remarks expressing thanks to all.
Mrs. Pepper presided for., the
business meeting • and
arrangements were completed for
the Euchre Party on February
9th. It was announced Kippen
East Women's Institute will hold
a euchre party in the Legion hall,
January 25th. Following the
Meeting refreshments were
served.
•
finalized to a liter date. Unit I is
'the tables the making.of tea and
coffee -.for the- annual meeting. •
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his parents Mr, and Mrs. Wm.
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-We- are. pleased to, know that
Mr. Fred Burdge is home from'
Exeter HOspital and feeling,.
better.
Mrs. Barry Lyndon is confined
- to her hone With a, severe attack.
of flu.
Mrs. M. Sholdice-had surgery
in Clinton Hospital on Friday and
We are pleased to •report she- is
improving.
The - U.C.W, GrOup Penny
Contest, meeting: and dinner waste
Mrt-and- Mrs. Bert Peppyistrioned oh Monday owing to 1
Obituary
Unit I of Hensall United Church read a letter and Christmas
met Thursday afternoon with Greetings from her. Mrs. Joint
MrS. Ken Elder , presiding and had a very interesting• study"On
who read a poem "What will you 'The Nature of Missions:To-day"
do with this year that's so new." written•by 'Katharine Hockin. She
This was followed by a hymn with eXplained how the patterns , of
Mrs: W. Fuss at the piano. M rs. • Missions have changed the
Elder read the Scripture Trent Wentieth Century. In many'
Romans Chapter 8 Verses 26 to cases it has helped people to
31. Her Devotional, 'thoughts for .become-- more self sufficient.
the new Year were-taken from an Business was- discussed but not
article "Strength from the
responsible for putting food on
should-expect the backward look
to disclose God's promise: God's
loving actions will be best seen• in
retreipeCt. Christian experience tasty lu nch.
confirms this: God ii -not at our • * *
disposal, we are at His, His grasp
Of Us is strong even when our hold Rev. W.D.Jarvis• conducted
en Him is Feeble. Mrs.-Elder •led - serviee-ie _CarmelP-resbyterian
prayer.followed by a hyMn and Church on _Sunday. Mrs. Robert
closing. poem "A sure way to a Taylor led in the service of song
'Happy Day". the roll pall was playing.the _piano. The annual
answered by the payment of meeting will be:held on Januar:
dues. Gifts for our Sponsored 28th beginning with a potluck
Girl were given. Mrs. Don Joynt supper.
Mrs: Eider thanked, all for taking,
part. Mrs. Robert' Drysdale and .
Mrs. Walter Spencer served a
Good attendance 'at Sontors-meeting
January ' 19th hosted: by .,the one. _table played, crokinole. • V. Iland4L-Lucicy-
Tourist.guide: "And this, is
where they signed, the _Magna
tart."
Tourist: "When did they do
that?'" '
Cu ide: "1215.'.1.L • .
Tourist, glancing at his watch:
"Well, „how do you like that,
Emily; : We _missed it "by twenty .I
minutes."
Canadians swallow
thousands of' doses of medi-
cine each year. •Many of
these are over-die-counter-
'items, such at cough reme-
dies
:a-ill-kids, laxatives and
headache. tablets.
Play it sate with these
,readilyavailable tnedieines:
- Always read, the label and ••
follow directions carefully •
frequent use and see--
y6tit doctor if sYmptoms
persist `
Keep all medicines safely
out of reach of childrere.-
Mrs. Ant Bengough;. Crokinole
Prize - Mrs, Gertrude Moir;
Nearest Anniversary - Mr. and
•Mrs. Clarence Volland.
Refreshments were served '-by -
the hostessft Mrs. •Dorothy and
Vera .13rintnell:
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spite of`weather conditions: Percy
Campbell -presided' over the•
business meeting and Mrs. Irene
Finlayson- read the minutes in the
absence'of the ,,e,crplar.5r, Mrs.
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An invitation was accepted to
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K n ippe East Women's Institute.
A "thanit,,you" was read from the
-Hensall United' 'Church for the
part the Seniors took in . the
Christmas program at the.church.
Following' the meeting' four tables
played, progreSSive euchre. and
Winners •fdr the euchre were
Ladies' high - Mrs, Percy
Campbell; ••
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Finlayson; Men's High : Alf Ross
Men's Consolation - Clarence
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