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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-10-24, Page 6• ,17 ON00517.01444Ek,OW0,01ttA0',t,..kle—iViet, i 1 S to NI _ "Thu PlAristu*ou country Au boliove4 to 1.1e tiler, ludy craft lgho,W,Of its : kind in Western Ont. Ar10,,- Put on by the craftsmen emseiveS, Vaeh paying their Aare- of the mrpensea, t„he show restated from. encouragement ,derived f roni meetingsheld un- der the leaderehiP of the Com- rattnfty Programs Branch of the Departement Of Education who said it Was up to the craftsmen to help theMselves. Promoted by VLO.D.A. two years ago it is now known far and wide for its success in bringing . handmade local crafts to the attention of the public. Although this show is organ- ized by the artists and crafts- att men of celberne. Township; this year it is expected that exhibit- ors will 'come from'Inanyt points in Huron County. Colborne Township Hall built in 1889. by James McDonagh as a hotel, was bought by the. Township Council in 1918 to be used for Council meetings and as a cern.' Munity centre. Ali the rooms upstairs and down are thrown open for "Christmas Country Fair" as artists and craftsmen put their work on display at a time when people are think- ing of Chris,tmas gifts. This years show will feature potter Vaughn Stewart and his artist wife, Sheilagh of the "Pot Shop", Grand Bend, Ann Fairs - you feel you are the type of automobile opera- tor who could qualify for the very best rates If so call... 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There will be no admission charged for this two day show, Wednesday October 30 and Sat- urday November 2nd, because the •craftsmen want to give the public a chance to see theli: work. News Bill Stewart of Goderich scor- ed, 91 out of a possible 100 points to win the Huron Coun- ty handicap trap shoot champ- ionship at Kippen Sunday. John Anderson, Hensall and Bob Wildfong of Exeter placed second with 90 points. Ted Horton of Goderich was third with 88 points while last year's champion GeOrge Hamm of Blyth was fourth with 87 points. Sunday evening guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Kip- .,•fer•of Hensall were his brother, , Simon, his son, Gary and daugh- ter Deleres„ Bingham • Lake, Vinnisota, USA, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kyle, Sr., Hensall; Mr. and Mrs. Jake Gin,gerich, Mrs. Em- ma Kipfer, Zurich-; Mr: -and Mrs. Lewis Boshart, Seaforth; Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Merrier Zurich; Mr. and Mrs, C. D. Kipfer, Hensall; Mr. and Mrs. Lee Oesch, Clin- ton. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hillier, London, Mr. and Mrs. George Mickle, Ridgetown, were recent ' visitors with Mr. and.Mrs. Laird Mickle. Mrs. John Glenn of- Exeter, formetly of Chiselhurst, was admitted as a patient at South Huron Hospital, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Christian of Napartee, called on Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle Tuesday of Taft week. Mr. Christian was a former bank manager here. Ladies of St. Paul's Anglican Church held a successful bazaar, and bake sale in. the church e; schoolrooms on Saturday after- noon. Conveners were Mrs. An- nie Reid and Mrs. Barrie Jack- son. Members of Hensall Kinette Club sponsored a rummage sale at the arena Friday evening, with proceeds for service work. Cartons of used clething, sold were given to the UCW for a bale to be forwarded for over- seas relief. The minister "Under Attack" was a lively and informative feature of the Thanksgiving meeting of Hensall United Church Hi -C. A discussion on money topics pertaining to Youth and the Church followed. The panel members were Catharine Christie, Sherry Tra- vers and Carmen Currie. Focus on Japan was presented through • the film strip "In the Land of Fugi San". Donna Forrest was the repre- sentative to the "Church Voca- tions Event 1968" for Huron, Perth and Oxford Presbyteries in Stratford on Saturday. Classified Ads pay, dividends. IGH . E 1100V -FR, 1 PUNE A ,t4RA:•GEORG:F CATER ................. wide* in Sea VennutinitY tIOSPitel, to l‘ars4Ait.11 Carter, 77,- en Friday, Oct: 4, 198; She was the former Edith Garnet Campbell, danghter of the late Mr. .and MrS. Hugh Campbell. She was born in Kin- istinO, Saskatchewan, Al en ear- ly age she moved to • %Weft Townshill where she resided throughout • her life. She was married to George W. Carter and the couple celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on April 20th of this year. The late Mrs. Caller was a member of Burn's United Church where she was an active worker. Besides her husband she is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Watson Reid (Beryl), RR 1, Blyth and one son; Glen of RR 1, Londesboro and six 'grand- children. Her two -Sisters, Mrs. John McDonald (Gertrude) and, Mrs. Gordon Kerr (Hazel), both of Toronto, also survive. The body rested at the Ball funeral home until Monday, • Oct. 7, when services .were con- ducted by Rey. C. Heckendorn of Londesboro: Interment fol- lowed at Clinton cemetery. Pallbearers were David, An- derson, Harry Tebbutt, John Shepherd, James Howatt, Ben Rileyand Donald Buchanan. ,Flowerbearers were John- Arm- strong, Oliver Anderson, Ed- ward Bell and Wm. Leiper, Jr. • Remember? it takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad ,and be reeney in pocket. To advertise just Dial Seaforth 527-0240. ITT ..Rougha, of bOrty-loelon„ !loth, orns and arrangeutentk.0.#13,1Pia decorated the Wheel. rooin of EgmendYille United Ohttreh, for the fall bazaar and tea, en Wed- nesday afternoon. Weicerning the guests at the door were WS- Douglas Steven and Mrs. Leonard Strong, .pre- sident of the United Church -- Women. Rev. Douglas Steven opened • WI NCHELSEA Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Walters visited on Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rowe • of Thames Road. .. -Mr. and Mrs.' Sanford Hutton, Dennis and Diane attended the International Plowing Match on Saturday at Guelph. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dayman and family of Kippen, visited on Sundry with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Walters and Danny, cele- brating Mrs. Dayman's birthday. Miss Kathy Hern of -Clinton, Brian of Stratford and Gary of Dashwood spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hern and family. Elimville three cotton Cuties met at the home of Mrs. Ted Van Roestel who showed the girls how to insert a zipper. Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Kerslake and family visited on Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ro- bert Kerslake and family of Ex- eter and enjoyed slides of their recent trip to the west coast. th b.A.Par. VOU11110 tea were Ws. Arthur Rutize, eidg"And Mies Rena Atae- KenThe tea table was centred with a baiket of_re,d and yellow ziniias, fruits gourds and 3v at, Flanking the table. were two arrangententS of three tiers -gO ochdusr gr• Pauinrnanidlindnfrias grapes. edeswith „small tea tables were centred wwhitet withbamboocontainers filled' with ruby and yellow mums and Convener of the tea room was Mrs. Roy MeGonigle, assisted by Mrs. Ken Smith and their com- mittees. Mrs, Emerson Durst was in charge of decorations. Somebody Wants What You Don't Need! SELL Through Huron Expositor Classified Want Ads BARLEY 'and E'NQTCH FFE4$,...(1M,ITED ' • 4%,•-•-.v.,:a-r,r4itti.4•;:•; • -•;;• r•-•-• 4 4., Phone 527-1910 - Seaforth Read the Advertisements — It's a profitable Pastime. •2•••MA*Alis.,•4•WmAs,k, 00A4 --- SAVE .4 Aylmer TOMATO SOUP • Prices .effectIve Oct. 23-26. 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