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The Huron Expositor, 1966-02-03, Page 4fitaLMIT&Al ' 4,411E :HURON EXPOSITOR,. SEAFORTH, ONT., FEB. 3»Y966 THE KIDDY :GUEST -HOME BOARDING HOME for SENIOR CITIZENS Nursing care by Registered Nurse if required. Lovely 3 -bed, semi -private room, near bathroom, or private room available. One block from downtown on Victoria, atrGouinlock CALL 527-0168 SEAFORTH for further information. Men's and Boys' ,Ski Jackets 11 D KIPPEN, Ken Faber and Andy Imanse returned home Wednesday night from a three weeks' trip to Mexico, California, Arizona and Neva& On Sunday, supper pests with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Prid- ham and Nancy Mae, of Crom- arty, were: Mrs. Cliff Dow and ,Nelson, of Staffa; Mr. and Mrs. JosephLostell and Lloyd, of Kippen; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pridham, of Cromarty, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parsons and Jimmie, of Seaforth, on the oc- casion of it being Nancy Mae's first birthday. A social evening was held at SS: -No. 10, Tuckersmith, on Friday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Winston Workman. Despite the weather, a good time was enjoyed playing euchre with prize- -winners being: la- dies'' high, Mrs. William Gib- son; ladies' low, Mrs. Ed. Rob- erts; men's high, Robert Bell; men's low, Douglas McKay. On behalf of the school sec- tion, Mrs. L. Hoggarth extend- ed best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Workman on their departure from the commu-nity to take up residence in Exeter. Mrs. John McGregor and Mrs. Doug Mc- Gregor presented them with a small bookcase. John Cooper, a patient in South, Huron Hospital, Exeter, is reported td r be iiiiproving. Classified ads pay dividends. ALL TYPES INSURANCE Donald G. Eaton Office. in' Masonic Block Main Street _ _ Phone 527-1610 : Seaforth •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••4s.•.•••••••••••••••••a••••••••m.•ob•••••••••••• Hensall United Church Has • :congregational Meeting• The congregation of Hensel' United Chur.ch sat down to a dinner prepared by the UCW in the new Christian Education Building, prior to their annual business meeting Wednesday evening. A rouging sing -song, with various members contri- buting impromptu numbers fol- lowed, with Mrs. Wiliam Fuss at the piano. Murray Traquair entertained with piano instru- mentals, and Joyce Flynn with two solo numbers. This was followed by a brief devotional period led by the minister, Rev. Harold F. Currie. Minutes were redd by Bill Mickle, clerk of the congregation. The session report was given by clerk Wal- ter Spencer. Howard Scene 're- ported for the nuninating com- mittee. New appointments to board - of session are:. Vern Alderdice, Laird Mickle, William Mickle, Clarence Smillie; elected to coMmittee of stewards, Elgin ROWeliffe, Ross Corbett, Asa Deeves and Douglas Mann; aud- itors, Victor pyette and Harry Horton; ushers, Wilmer Fergu- son (head leader), Roy Brock, Gerald Flynn, Ross Corbett, Ce- cil Pepper, Eric Mansfield, Doug Cooper, Grant MacLean, Doug- las Mann, Steve Kyle, Bruce .Horton, 'David', Taylor, The committee of stewards' report with James McGregor as chairman and Mrs. Peter Mc- Naughton, as treasurer, showed that all local crinuTittmentY-h v been met, with a balance on hand, as well as the M & M being increased over last* year for -the—larger— 'Weirk of tlie church. The 1966 budget, prepared d presented by Lorne Hay, w accepted by the congrega- tion er ratification by•the of: ficial b The treasurer's'ort for the ;:fe•-w+.4111111)-WII MITEIR CONTINUES — now is the time to save on footwear for the whole family. SAVE 20% off on all leather snow boots and stack heels 20% off, our large stock of 1. BAUER SKATES — except with trade-in — COCKTAIL BOOTS Reg. to $15.98 NOW 10.88 ONLY SPECIAL! small sizes in women's SNOWBOOTS 1.88& 3.88 United Church Women, given by Miss Mary Goodwin, showed that the allocation of .$1;400.00 had been met, as well as con- tributing to the Building Com- mittee, Committee of Stewards, Christian Education. Committee and the Funds, of both West - miter College and the .nav dining hall at the Goderkch summer school cap site. Redecorating and refurnish- ing had been carried out at the manse and new equipment pur- chased for the • church kitchen. •A report of the work accom- plished by a group of women in the Friendship and Visita- tion Committee was presented by Mrs. Pearl Passmore, con- vener, arid Mrs. Harvey Keys, treasurer. Mr. Spencer and Mr. Row- cliffe each spoke briefly on the work of the building commit- tee and on a further project which they hope to carry through before this work' is completely finished, and to which they hoped all would give support. Further reports were: Christian Education Com- mittee with Clendon Christie as Church School superintendent, and Robert Reaburn, treasurer; H -C, with Douglas Currie, presi- dent, and Paul Drysdale, treas- urer; Messengers, with Mrs. C. Christie and Mrs. Cecil Pep- per; church choir,' with Mrs. II. Horton, preident, and Lynda Mock, treasurer: Presbytery rojects, Lorne 'Hay mer Ferguson. Mr. Roweliffe expressed ap- preciation to Miss Mary Good- win for -her 'untirifig efforts in printing the weekly chtirch bulletins. Words and acts of appreciation to Rev. and Mrs: Currie were extended by. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Elder on be- half of the congregation. Rev. Currie thanked all offi- St. Paul's Church Elects 1966 Officers 'Frank L. Forrest was elected people's warden and E. J. Rob- erts Was reappointed rector's -warden at the annual vestry meeting of St. Paul's Anglican Church, Hensall, Sunday eve- ning. The meeting was preced- ed—lry a congregational ' pot luck supper. • -- , In his 'annual *report to the congregation, the rector, the ReV. J. Philip Gandon, com- mended the Congregation for - meeting their commitments in full during 1965 .to the dioces- an budget. Anglican World Nlis- sibn and to the maintenance - of therectory in Exeter. At the same time, a considerable amotint of wOrk had been ac- complished on th,.‘ church build- ing, including the painting of the church interior. The meeting accepted with thanks the gift --of a picture, Raphael's "Madonna and Child." This picture has hung for many years over the . altar of the Anglican Church in Varna. The .Varna churchwas. recently dos- ed, -and the tector of Bayfield offered thepicture to the Hen- sall ecingregation." R was or- iginally a gift of- the Aldwinkle family to Varna, anu Mrs. Al winkle is now a member • St. Paul's Church, Hensall. The picture -'111 hang behind the pulpit. . . In other business, it was de- cided to open a 'carpet fund' to replace the chancel and sanctuary carpeting which is badly worn, and has been in Place longer than any •the the WOMEN'S DRESS OVERSHOES—Reg. 8.95. • • • SALE 4.,85; MEN'S 4 & 5 Buckle OVERSHOES—Reg: to 8.50: SALE 5,88 Canadian -Made CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS—Assorted colors- and sizes. %° ff all rubber fiat 15. - SNOWBOOTS SALE 970. and 1.77 •••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••W TERMS cAsli all -clearance-sales final off all rubber boots, overshOes, thermo ilat 00/0 •and insulated boots and, plastics for the whole family \ • Read% Shoes.84.1Luggake ,l/illiere Customer Satisfaction Is a Witt" Phoue 527,0690 Seaforth • , . , Remember! It .takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money, in pocket. To advertise, just Dial Seaforth 527-0240. -- NOTICE -- For go -Op Insurance CaII . . . W. ARTHUR WRIGHT Phone 527-1464 — John St. ' SEAFORTH Complete Cc;verage For. • Auto and Truck • Farm Liability • Employer's Liability • Accident and Sickness - • Fire, Residence, Contents • Fire, Commercial • Life Insurance & Savingg „ • Huron Co-op Medical Services • Wind Insillance present mernbers. of the con- gregation can remember. Tar- get for the fund will be $450. Other church officers elected for 1966 were: -Treasurer, Mr. W. 0. Goodwin; board of man- agement, Mr. Jack Henderson, Mr11,- E. Middleton, Mrs. B. B. Jackson, Mrs. T. G. Laven- der, Mrs. Mary Taylor, Miss Syl- via Henderson; lay delegate to Synod, Mrs: T. G. Lavender; substitute delegate, Jack Hen- derson; chairman of sidesmen, Robert Middleton, BARN CLEANER SILO 'UNLOADER & BUNK FEEDER YOU'LE 'GET BETTER, PER- FORMANCE AND LONGER WEAR FROM A BADGER HENSALL Mr. Rose Love 'and Mrs. Ken McKay, Kippen; Mrs.. Robert Love, London, and Mrs. J. E. McEwen, Hensall, %visited with Mr. Glenn Love in Toronto on Sunday. Clerk. Earl Campbell .and Mrs. Campbell' are vacationing in California for -the month of. February., Mrs. John Soldan underwent surgery at St. Joseph's HospiL tal, Lond , 'Monday of this week. rs. Blighton Ferg under- went brain surgery in Victoria Hospital last week: Hensall Bantams defeated Seaforth Bantams 3-2 in a'game at Seaforth Monday evening, goal -getters ileing...„Billy Hoy with 1 and Murray Walker, .2. Goalie was J. Moir. -, Guest Night will be .observed at Hensall WI February meet- ing in the Legion Hall Wed- nesday, when euchre and crok- inole will form the entertain -ment for the evening. Program conveners are Mrs. Fred Beer and Mrs. James Bengough. Miss Iris Marshall, of Kirk - ton, was a weekend guest with Miss .Ann Mickle. Hensel! 7, Blyth 1 , Hensall Pee Wees defeated Blyth 7:1 in a WOAA hOckey. game here Saturday riitht at the local -areita, • Scoring five goals in the third period, with Blyth scoring 1. Hensall goal - getters were Billy Cameron (2), Ricky Parker (2), Gary Sararas, Doug Mock and Brian Campbell each scored a -single. W. Mc- Dougall had the lone marker for Blyth. The next game is at Hensall Saturday' night; Mit- chell vs. Hensall. Funeral of Mrs.- Turner Funeral services for the late Mrs. Rebecca Turner, 82, of Clinton, who passed awaY Sun- day at the home, of her daugh- ter, Mrs. John Duckworth, God- erich; were held f,rom the/Seat- tle funeral home, Clinton, on Tuesday, with burial in Bay- field cemetery. The former Rebecca.‘Sherritt, She was the widow of John T. Turner. Surviving are sons, Robert, Auburn; -James and Thomas, both of inton; daugh- ter % Mrs. ,Edgar (Annie) Allan, Brumfield; Mrs. Norman (Mary) .Griftiths, .Niagata Fal Mra: Drew (1Catherine) Fowler, Lon- don; Mrs. John (Shirley) Duck- worth, Goderich; brother, Thos. J. Sherritt, Hensall; sisters, Mts. Louise Spaulding, Florida; Mrs,. D, (Dora) Burley, Al- °Inoirte, Mich., and Mrs. Le,,511e WOW Caldwell, London. • SALES - SERVICE - INSTALLATION -- JOHN' BEANE, Jr. BRUCEFIELD sALEs SERvit# Phone Collect: 4824250 a clinton cers„ leaders and gemmittees, and especially tile choir for their loyal devoted service to the church throughout the year. THE HURON, EXPOSITOR Phone 527-0240 4111111111MIIIP NNRCIPNIX:2M.XMINDIZZI fieVital 4:w.ita'av..a02AMPAA1 of your Personal Banking Needs MtM117,,a14 ko, elnaaniia The normal day-by-day personal banking needs of most Cana- dians are covered. by three, essential banking services. 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