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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1966-03-24, Page 16• i6- THE HURON EXPOSITOR. SEAFORTH, ONT., MAR. 24, 1966 1M1',!M1'S. Mousseau Honored at Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Mous- seau Were honored at a dinner at the Dominion Hotel, Zurich, fallowed later with a presenta- tion by the staff of Hensall Dis- trict Co-operative with 25 at- tending. They were presented with a combination telephone table and bench. Mr. Mousseau, manager of Peewees in Pl•aydowns Hensall Pee Wees defeated Mildmay Pee Wees 6-5 in the second game in the best .two - out -of -three series in WOAA playdowns here Friday. The game was tied at 5-5 at the end of regulation time, with a 10 - minute overtime, when Gary. Sararas connected for the win- ning goal. The playoffs are now tied at one each. In a Pee Wee hockey tourna- ment at Lucan on Saturday, Hensall won the ''D" series tro- phy by defeating London North Brae in the first game 3-2. In the second game they defeated Lucan 6.5. Lucan has won the trophy for the past three years. the Hensall Co-operative Ltd., left for his , new position as manager of the United Co-op- erative Fertilizer plant at Thamesville on Monday of this week. Mr. and Mrs. Don Mousseau entertained a group of friends_ at their home for Mr. and Mrs. Mousseau, where they were. made the presentation of,a large oil painting. Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacMil- lan, David and Tommy, of Kit- chener, spent Sunday with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle and Ann. WA Meets St. Paui's WA meeting, was held in the church .basement Wednesday, After opening devo- tions a furtz chapter of the study book,', "Let God -Go -Free," kv4 re +; . + the rector, 'Rev. J. P. , a ,", dealing with Wor- ship in the Church. Plans were finalized fpr the smorgasbord to be held in April. It was also decided that the annual WA thankoffering collection will be taken Easter Sunday. FERTILIZERS ORDER NOW! AVOID SPRING RUSH! Get your requirements of Bagged or Bulk Fertilizer at7-- HARRIS TON HARRISTON FERTILIZERS LTD. Phone 4$2-9133. ,CLINTON - ONT. CUSTOM MIXING:°°OTR SPECIALTY YES We're Trading All Right At The Pontiac, Buick West -End �TRADING POST in MITCHELL . . And look at what we have to trade ! !' Good Will Used Cars and Trucks 1964 Windsor Chrysler, full power; very low mileage :1964 Volkswagen, 24,000 miles; one owner; lovely shape 1964 Beaumont Two -Door Hardtop 1964 Chev.' Sedan; automatic, with radio 1963 Oldsmobile Hardtop Sedan, with pow- ,er; beautiful condition 1963 Chev. 6 -Cylinder, A.T. 1963 Chev. 2 -Door Sedan, 'Standard,, with radio . 1962 'Pontiac Parisienne 'Convertible, V-8, A.T., power steering; really loaded! 1962 Pontiac Laurentian 2 -Door, automatic with radio 1962 Laurentian Sedan, automatic, positrac- tion ; low mileage 1960 Ford Station Wagon ' V-8, A.T. and Radio 1960 Pontiac Sedan 'V-8, standard, with radio 1960 Vauxhall Sedan, 4 cylinder, maroon color 1959 Olds 4 -Door Hardtop, full power and radio—$575.00 TRUCKS; 1961 Dodge 1/2 -Ton , 'leetside--$850 1955 Ford 1/2 -Ton, pretty fair_ -•S200 WEST -END GARAGE. 011.3-0$-8998 MITCHELL Hensali Legion Sponsors Successfui Eonspte1 A wider attended auction sale was held Friday '-on the farm of the late John Faber, 1'4 miles south of Hensall. The 140 -acre farm was purchased by Bill Rowcliffe, RR 1, Hensall, for the price of $52,400. There were a number of interested bidders for the farm. Alvin Wainer, of Dashwood, was the auctioneer for the extensive sale. The regular meeting of Am- ber Rebekah Lodge was held Wednesday night with the chair taken by Noble Grand Mrs. Geo. Clifton, when it was announced that the official spring visit of District Deputy President Mrs. Edna Caldwell will be made April 20th. At the conclusion of the meet- ing a successful euchre was held with nine tables in. play, and the winners were: ladies, Mrs. Luella Willert and Mrs. Jack Corbett; lone hands, Mrs. Ed- na Corbett; men, Glenn Bell and Sgt. D. Windover. A box of groceries was won by Mrs. Ada Deeves. The committee in charge served lunch. Legion Corner By JACK HOLLAND Not a great deal of news this week, but have a bit of news and dates to keep in mind. The young lads of the com- munity have finished their hockey program, except for a few games, and of course, the "Big Night" that they all are waiting for, so do i't_ neglect to get a ticket and make it a point to attend. on April 2nd, when there will be the presen- tation of awards and trophies. Now these kids have been• playing to an empty arena ev- ery Saturday morning and it is our duty to come out for the one final night- and give them a cheer. It will mean a great deal to them to have a big crowd, so keep the date in mind. And back to the kids again! Our Ladies' Auxiliary—may the Lord bless them—came through last Saturday morning with hot dogs and soft drinks for ` a whole gang of them! It was voted and passed at the last . regular meeting td send our president, D. Sills,, and the zone commander, Al Nicholson, to the Dominion con- vention being held in Montreal in the near future, so our Branch can rest -assured that their -interests • will be looked after. ' Was down to see Dave'Netskye and Tom Beattie last week at Westminster Hospital. If you get a chance, drop in and say hello to them, and Heck .Ches- ney is in our local hospital with a dislocated shoulder, and Ferg Bullard: is also a patient there. •. Well, comrades, this ts,.all- for this week. Make sure of a big crowd at the Arena on April 12nd; drop in to see our sick veterans, as time passes pretty slow in a hospital. 'At the going down of the sun, and 'in the morning, we will remember them." Ate"° "This bill. from the beauty. parlor .. . what did we get for that money?" 11, "Sorry, l:d, I'm going to a lecture. Helen's. mother has invited us over!" "Get me a toothpick!" John Soldan• has returned home after undergoing surgery at Clinton Public Hospital. Beverly Beaton underwent surgery at Clinton Public Hos- pital on Tuesday: Sixteen rinks participated in the Hensall Legion curling',bon- spiel Saturday. Winners of the Carling Trophy was a Goderich team, skipped by 'Bower Far- rish; vice, Alex Profit; second, Al Sumner; Iead, Ralph Morris, three wins plus 18 (9:00 o'clock draw). Second prize, 'first event: skip, Doug Mann, Hensall; vice, Jack Bell; second, Bob Caldwell; lead, Bob Baker -2 wins plus 12. Consolation: skip, John Frank- lin; vice, Al Youngash; second, Win at Trap Shoot At the annual merchandise trap shoot at Hamilton over the weekend, Bill Stewart, -of Gode- rich, won the. Johnson Seahorse outboard motor with 95 out of 100 handicap target. John An- derson, ,of Hensall, was tied with four other shooters with 90 out of 100, and won the shoot off with 24 out of 25. Mr. Anderson won a Cruisare two- piece luggage for his efforts. In the 16 -yard event, Ander- son.' tied again with four other shooters with 47 out of 50, and outlasted the others to .win a Philco portable transistor ra- dio. There was an entry of 131 shooters. Brian McLean; lead, Ted' Mock. Eleven o'clock, draw: first prize—skip, Sam Ronnie; vice, Howard Rahnie; second, John Anderson; lead, Keith Ander- son, all of Hensall, 3 wins plus 8.; second tprize; skip, Frank Case, Seaforth; vice, Bill Camp- bell; second, Gordon Fryce; lead, Don McKercher, all of Seaforth, 2 wins phis 8, Con- solation—skip, Jack Henderson; vice, John beeves; second, Ce- cil Pepper; lead, Lloyd McLean, WALTON MISSION BAND - Mission Band Watton Mission Band met Sunday morning -with an -atten- dance of 52. "Mothers of Sal- em" was sung with Shirley Wil- liamson as pianist. Diane Fras- er, the president, gave the Call to Worship, Psalm 67:3. "Can a Little Child Like Me" was sung. Mrs. Walter Bewley, the lead- er, talked about "Helping". Anne Clark and John van Vliet led in prayer. Keith Wilbee and Ricky McDonald collected the offering and Dianne Fraser ded- icated it. Ricky McDonald gave the treasurer's report and Shar- on Marks read minutes. Dianne Fraser conducted the business. Lois Williamson will play the piano, Joan Bennett and Lois. Wildfong will help with the worship. All went to classes with teachers Mrs. Jan van Vliet, Mrs. Nelson Marks, Mrs. Roy Williamson and "Mrs. Walter Bewley. The meeting , closed with "Birds Are Singing." The 4 -I -I Club girls met Mon- day evening at the home of Nrs. Gerald Watson. Officers elected were: president, Betty Roe; vice-president, Mary Leem- ing;; secretary, Sherrill Craig;•. press secretary, Connie Coutts; publicity, Karen McDonald and Joyce McNichol. Mrs. Kenneth McDonald and Mrs. Gerald Watson. comment- ed on the theme, "Accent on Accessories." The next meeting will be held March 28th at the home of Mrs. Ken McDonald. Betty Roe and Mary Leeming will bring lunch. YOUR RED CROSS 'HAYQ,U. 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