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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-06-13, Page 444,1411114' liVR9NEXPOSItE, 5EA,FORTH4 ONT., JUNE 13, 1963 ANNOUNCEMENT I wish to announce the opening of an office in MITCHELL for the practice of DENTISTRY on June 17, 1968 My office will be located in the same building as that of Dr. R. K. McGill at 149 Montreal Street. Enquiries prior to this date may be made by calling 348-8657. After the above date phone 348-8622. Dr. R. G. Eickmeier WEDDING INVITATIONS DIAL 527-0240 — SEAFORTH for the mostl HOSIERY - SPORT SHIRTS TEE SHIRTS Handkerchiefs - Wallets - Billfolds and a host of other Gifts for that Popular Guy of His Day ! Finest Selection of Father's Day Cards by Coutts -Hallmark, Rustcraft and Norcross lOc - 15c 25c - 35c - 50c — GIFT WRAPPINGS — Check Our Up -to -Date RECORD BAR We have the Top Tunes ! NEW RECORDS EVERY WEEK LARONES Seaforth's 5c to $1.00 Store Stationery - ,Gifts OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS s'amairmminimi. Seaforth UCW..- a e Hosts ..At Spring Execistive Meeting Seaforth United Church Wo- men were hostesses for the Spring executive meeting of the Huron -Perth Presbyterial Women, Wednesday estening June 5, with Mrs. Harold Ba- benese, president, presiding. Mrs. Stevvart Miner, vice- president, conducted the wor- ship service using as her theme, "Leadership". Mrs. Miner stated that most leaders feel unequal to the tasks set for them but by listening to others, reading gooel books, listening to worthy radio and TV programs , by prayer and remembering God's promise, "Lo, I am with you always", they can fit them- selves for the task, God gives everyone the strength and abil- Honor Bride -Elect A very pleasant evening was spent in the school room of Cavan Church, Winthrop on Sat- urday evening, June 1st when a number of friends'and neigh- bors gathered to 'honor Mrs. Charles Roley, nee Frances Blanchard. During the evening a resipe book was made, also a bride's book. Several contests were enjoyed by the ladies after which Mrs. Roley was presented with a large number of useful gifts. A delicious lunch was served and "For she's a jolly good fellow" was sung. Hold 33rd Harrison Reunion The 33rd Harrison Reunion was held at Lions Park, Sea - forth, Saturday, June 8th, 1968 under sunny skies with 72 in attendance. It was agreed to hold the reunion again next year at the same location. The following are the results of the races: Tiny tots, Peggy Lynn Willert; 6 years and un- der, Ken Aikenhead, Steveh Hunt; beers, 8 and under, Mur- ray Siemon, Ervin Willert; girls, '10 and under, Joanne Col- lins, Bernice Willert; boys 10 and under, Murray Siemon, Er- vin Willert; girls 12 and under, Darlene Willert, Bernice Wil- lert; boys 12 and under, Ervin Willert, Murray Siemon; young ladies, Darlene Willert, Bernice Willert; young men, Ken Tay- lor, Bruce Collins; boys and girls 3 -legged race, Darlene Wil- lert and Jackie Aikenhead, Mur- ray Siemon and Bernice Wil- lert; 12 years arid over 3 -leg- ged, Bill Collins and Dorothy Collins, Viola Collins and Dave Hayward; elimination contest, Joyce Hackett; balloon contest, Ronnie Broadfoot; pop bottle relay, Martin and Carolyn Bos; life saver relay, Joyce Hackett's team; guessing jelly beans in jar, ' Jimmy Collins; youngest person, Alan Hunt, oldest man, Jack Aikenhead; oldest woman, Annie Proctor; coming greatest distance, Roy Oesch, Halifax, N.S,;' lucky prize, Jack Aiken - head; lucky • number in atten- dance register, Bill Hodgert. 'blue- coal' Champion Stove and Furnace Oil WILLIS DUNDAS Office 527-0150 — Res. 527-1053 BALL-MACAUL Y BUILDING SUPPLIES CLINTON SEAFOBTH HENSALL — 482-9514 — 527-9910 — 262-2713 0 "SPECIAl. OF THE WEEK" 210 lb. SEAL -DOWN 3. -in -1 Shingles Cash and Delivery .49 per sq; 210 Std. 3 -in -1 5.95 per sq. Stock only, Clinton Yard Good Juhe 13 to June 26th ity to carry out the task set for them. Mrs. Walter MacDonald, treasurer that $15,172.89 of the 1968 objective of $69,973 had been Deceived in the first quar- ter. Satisfaction in the success of the recent Workshops on Fi- nance was such that Leader- ship development Workshops will be aran:ged for the late fall under the convenership of Mrs. K. B. Clyesdale. Transfers are as, follows: from North Huron to North Perth, Ethel, Mayne, Newbridge; Rostock to North Perth and .Sebringville to East Perth. Literature Secretaries, Mrs. Bert Daynasd and Um. Walter Bewley, annonneed that the Adult Study I3ook for 1968 is "Man Alive" and the UOW stu- dy Will be on China. Mrs. J. Axtman added information on the use of Films in Christian Education. 'Mrs. Roy Galway discussed programa, materials and Mrs. George Potter told of the contirmed need for good used clothing bales. Mrs. George Wilson, Public Relations Officer, was asked to compile a Nevvaleter for distri- bution in Huron -Perth Presby- terial. Mrs. Wilson, reported that an Information -0eidire is to he established in Westminister Col- lege for the convenience of Lon- don Conference. The London Conference Public Relations Committee of which Mrs. Wil- son is a member, has had its proposal that the UCW of Ca- nada present the name of Dr. Robert McClure to the Nebel Peace Prize Commission for consideration in 1969, accepted. by London Conference. Arrangements are continuing regarding - the erection of a plaque at Westrninister College to mark the contribution of Perth United Church Women to the Furnishing Fundy Mrs. W. J. Leslie. reported. Delegates. to the London, Con- ference School for the women of the United Church at Alma Col- lege in August are: Mrs. Oliver Baker, Mrs. Lloyd Bond, Mrs, Russell McCallum and MrS, Ed- win Miller. Mrs. Lloyd Bond and Mrs. W. B. Cruickshank attended the or- dination of Rev. Mervin Pen - found at Windsor and arranged the hospitality. Mr. Penfound is a native of Londesboro. Allan Gough of Stratford will be going to Nairobi to teach communications, use of radio and television, under the spon- sorship of all the African Churches. The purpose is to teach the residents of the coun- try in order that they may car- Kippen* East- VVI Kippen East WI will meet on June 19, at 8:30 p.m. in the Legion Hall, Hensall with Mrs. Ross gararas hostess and co - hostess Mrs, Robert Kinsman. Roll call competition, bring your longest stick of rhubarb. Motto, he who works with na- ture works with God, by Miss Margaret McKay. Poem by Mrs. Charles Eyre. Contest bY Mrs. Gerald Bell. Lunch Mrs. James Drummond, Mrs. June Cooper, Mrs. James Chalmers and Mrs. Grant McLean. WALTON' Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs Torrance. Dundas included Mr. .‘ and Mrs. •Clemens Stuty, Mr. and Mrs. Wolfgang Stuty, Mr. Wolfram Stuty and friend all of Kitchener. News of VARNA Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Bishop of North Bay have been visit- ing with Mr. and Mrs. Bob' Tay- lor. Mrs. Elma Jewitt and Brian, Mrs. Ella Jewitt, Donald, Larry, Kevin and Steven and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McIlroy of Shel- brook, Saskatchewan, visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Wil- liam Dowson and family. The Varna UCW met Thurs- day evening at the church. Mrs. Charles Reid opened the meet- ing with prayer and the minutes of the last meeting were read and the roll.call answered. Mrs. Reid gave a report of an execu- tive meeting she had attended at Seaforth. The annual Picnic was 'planned for July 3rd at Bayfield: After the business the worship period was held, led by Mrs. Bob Stirling. The meditation was given by Mrs. Bill Taylor and Mrs. Bob Webster read a ,,, poem "I Had No Time". The collection was received by Mrs. Bill McAsh and dedicated by Mrs. Bob Stirling. Mrs. Bob Taylor introduced her sister Mrs. Cora Bishop who gave a very interesting talk and showed slides on her trip to Japan which she had taken this spring. The ladies of the Goshen 1JCW were also guests at this meeting. Rev. Currie of Hensall was guest minister at the Varna Chtfich on Sunday for the Bap- tismal and Sacrament service. Infants baptized were: Brent Forbes Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Iton Taylor, Wendy Fran - eels and Ittv4t DaneI, thadreil ry on as leaders. Delegates to the London Con5 ferefice in Chatham and the Westministier College School for leaders were asked to re, part briefly what they consid- ered the highlights et these meetings. NEWS of -CONSTANCE Mr. and Mrs. Hector Kingswell of Clinton, visited on Saturday eyeing with Mr. and Mrs: Geor- ge Mcilwain. Mr. and Mrs. Donny Frytes of Thompson, Manitoba, spent the weekend with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Muller. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dale, Mrs. Ella Jewitt attended the ex - wardens' banquet held at Tiger Dunlop Inn on Thursday eve- ning. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszcator and girls, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Preszcator, Mr. and Mrs. David Preszcator, attended the King picnic held at the Riverview Park in Exeter on Sunday. .0.....00gomusgaRerollmogi,my,..400,00400.0141.011 ALL TYPES' INSURANCE Donald G. Eaton Office in Mesonic Block Main Street Phone 517.1610 : Seaforth An Expositor Classified will pay you dividends. Have you tried one? Dial 52/1-0240. TION/EDGAR "Common sense legislation for Huron" — One Canada — No Special Provincial Status — A "Just" Society — Equal Rights For All — farm Income Maintained In Bad Years — A Consumer Code For Your Protection — Training and Retraining Programs — Jobs For All — National Marketing of Farm Products — Fair Drug Prices — Housing at Reasonable Cost GOvernment EcOnomy — More Efficient Public Service Vote Where the Action Is For a Trudeau Liberal Government g A Vote EDGAR Vote TRUDEAU Vote LIBERAL Vote CANADA (PUblished by the4Huron Liberal Association). EET JOE GREENE Canada's Minister of Agriculture Goderich, Saturday, June '15th parade to Court House Park from Hamilton Street, headed by the Goderich Town Band will begin at 3:15 p.m. Progranrat park at 3:30 p.m. — Refreshments — Ice Cream — Pop SEE MAIT EDGAR ON TV CFPL - TV, Monday, June 17, 7 to 7:30 CIOIX - TV, Friday,- June 14, at MN p.m. • ti.c. ,irAtAlar 1 • • 1 • •