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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1966-06-02, Page 8T HT4014 gOOSiTQR, SEAFORTH; JUNE 2, 1966 AORQSS .Anqimsi's feet. 4C 44) 9 'SCQttieh pap 12 Macaw, 13.Bjukdaned. 14 Greek letter. 18-13e0 uanopY 17;Tilted 19.At thgt place 21.River in Wales 22 -Genus of maples 24 -Shade tree 26..Direction 29•Jewith • festival 31, -Cut SS-alahopria $4•SyrnbQl for tantalum 35 -Spider's trap 37 -Prohibit 39-A "tate (abbr.) 40 -Worm 42 -Press for payment, 44 -Narrates 46 -Nerve network 48 -Bushy clump 50 -Comfort 61 -Swiss river 53 -Sources of water` 55 -Made short golf shots 68 -Defeated 61 -Anger 62 -Water wheel 64 -Period of time 65 -Finish 66- Molars 67 -Arid ...DOWN" -Stroke 2 -Exist 3 -,Squandered 4 -Toward the sheltered side 5 -City in Vermont 6 -Hypothetical force 7.Oid timer • (collect.) a.W�ppife of 4 -Indian t tents 10 -Devoured 11-Insena 16 -Tossed 18 -Church bench 20 -Cloth measure 22 -Showy flower 23 -Stop 25 -Crowd 27 -Trades for money 28 -Plague S0 -Communist 92 -Man's nickname 86-Con•(unction 38 -Walks unsteadily 41 -Declared 43 -At present 46 -Endured MEM 131111110101Htil l ME© C11i10t7121 ©Oso OMEM©O OMBEMM Oi MMO MOO ©EOM DOM ©©OM EMIUME IM MCI ©©i 1 OM MOO OMMI m© ©©©E200 MWM OEM C70© D©DDE MOMMUM MEMO© 090 ©©OOM OEM ©OB ©F16017 ©OM 47 -Consume 49 -Charge the account of 52 -Lease 54 -Girl's name ¢5- Baker's product SOLUTION 56 -Vase 57 -Female deer 69 -Be mistaken 60 -Period of time 63 -Note of scale ©© i!�� 1111111111'11'11119 II ,11 gaillikallillintigill ®I11111IM111MIIIn 1.•...1IMI 20 ♦. ........M �n11I30 !:+®■® :!:!i®■ialtnialnlgnillnnalIl� ■ninlash® �� inulin inilligl :�®■a:!:!J; 50 NMI VAVN ♦AV iii®1111■■..... 1111■.11®!i!i!i®.■■ I al 11111MIIIIIIIIIMIHN 40 60 NEWS OF BRODHAGEN Friends Hold Shower For Gloria Muegge. A miscellaneous shower was held for .Gloria Muegge, who is to be married to Robert Gil- bert, June 3rd, in Brodhagen Lutheran Church. Cheryl Wur- dell read an address. Her at- tendants • and friends helped the bride-to-be open her gifts. • Mr. and Bueben Buuck, vis- ited Mr. and Mrs, Carl Buuck, Mitchell. Mrs. Russell Sholdice attend- -- ed get- togethei •of neighbors- ' and friends of Mrs. Howard Querengesser, at the home of Mrs... William Binning, Mitchell, prior to Mrs. Querengesser's moving to Stratford. Relatives deceived word of death of . William Zrigenfus, 51, at Doylestown, Pennsylvania, husband of the former Ethel Querengesser. Confirmation service of 18 caticumins will be held at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, on May 29, with Rev. J. Kappes in charge. The class are as fol- lows: Phyllis Ahrens, Donald Bach, Claire Beuerman, Janice Dietz, . Glen Dolmage, Darlene Elligsen, Margaret Elligsen, Laurie Fischer, Starr Fischer, Merle Hoegy, Joanne Jarmuth,, Earl Leonhardt, Linda Miller, Joanne Pruiter, Bob Prustap, Nita Rapien, Sheila Siemon, Dennis Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Shol- dice accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Querengesser, of Mitchell, were on a trip to Ot- tawa and other points on the weekend and also -visjted their cousins, Rev. and Mrs. John Arbuckle: Smith Falls and • at- tended. the dedication of the new St: Andrew S " Lutheran Invest Securely in a 0 �O Guaranteed Trust Certificate••• ''''' 3 to 5 Years Contact John A. Cardno SEAFORTH Representing: Huron & Erie Sterling • Trusts Guaranty Trusts Crown Trust Co. of Canada Church 'of Smith Falls, of which Rev. Arbuckle is the pastor. Miss Jane Rock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rock, left by plane to spend the summer. months in Germany as an ex- change student. She completed, her second year at Waterloo Lutheran University. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Miller on Sunday, for Linda Miller's confirmation, were: ' Mrs:-Toleda Beuerman, Waterloo; Mr. and Mrs. Ron Scoins, Sandra and Nancy Sue of Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Chambers, John and Debbie and Mrs. E. Chambers, Preston; Mr. and Mrs. John Moore, Connie and Mark, Dub- lin; Leonard Miller, Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Dong Colborne and Scott of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs.. Ed Fischer, Seaforth. Mrs. Charles Scherbarth and baby daughter returned from Stratford General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Don Ahrens, Kimberly, Celleen and Karl of. Burlington, visited Mrs. Charles Ahrens. Mr. and Mrs. Don Wolfe and Steven, London visited Mr.' and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe. Mrs. Charles . Ahrens, Mrs. Ed Ahrens, Mrs. Lavern Wolfe, Mrs. Wilfred Ahrens and Mrs. Harvey 'Ahrens attended a shower for Miss Wanda Wolfe- at Campbell's Mitchell. Mrs. Roy Beuernian, Michelle and Michael visited Roy Beuer- man at Mohawk for the week- end. • Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hoegy Barbara, Maynard, Bonnie, Merle . and Beverley .spent the •weekend at Francis Lake, near Owen Sound. MP Told the Answer Is No Weekly newspapers in Huron County had their moments in the House of Commons recent- ly. Huron M. P. Robert McKinley asked if there were any pub- lishing firms in Huron County receiving contracts for federal government printing. The an- swer was no. This is how Hansard record- ed the matter. Question No. 1,028—Mr. Mc- Kinley: 1. Are there any publishing firms in Huron County receiv- ing contracts for federal gov- ernment printing? 2. Ifso, how many firms re- ceived such contracts and hoW much was each paid from the federal treasury in 1965? Hon. Judy V. LaMarsh, (Secretary of State): I am in- formed by the Department of Defence Production and Pub- lic Printing and Stationery as follows: 1. No. 2. Not applicable. DON`T LET DEBT GET YOU DOWN If Yob. Can't Pay Your -Bills' =1-- If You Need' Money — Don't Let It Get You Down: Stop In For A Talk At CLINTON, COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION 'LIMITED POD EGIlBSON, Massage Legion Ladles! Auxiliary Was Host dor Zane Ra1�y The Legion Ladies' Auxil- iary Branch 156 were hosts to 12 Auxiliarys from zone Cl' Wednesday, May 25, for the annual zone rally. The parade headed by the Seaforth District High School Trumpet Band and three ca- dets left the Legion hall and paraded to the • Soldier's Memorial where Comrade Manning, 1st vice-president, Ontario Provincial Command laid a wreath. Welcome was extended . by Comrade DUBLIN NEWS Mrs. Joseph Dorsey was hostess when the Dublin Wo- men's Institute met• May.24. President Mrs. Tom But- ters opened the meeting. She thanked the executive for their work in the past year. Plans for a centennial project were discussed. Also tenative plans were made for cele- brating the tenth anniversary of the Dublin Institute. Mrs. Butters, on behalf of the Institute, presented Mrs. James Statton a gift in ap- preciation of the work she did involving the printing of this year's programs. Guest Speaker, Mrs. Hans Vork, Dublin, introduced by Mrs. John Nagle, spoke and showed pictures of her native Holland. Mrs. Joseph Dorsey thanked Mrs. Vork and pre- sented her with a gift. Mrs. Dorsey then read an excerpt on ovens. Miss June Annis sang and accompanied Coombs. Greetings were giv- en by Legion Zone Conunan- der Al Nicholsons.. Mayor John Flannery extended a civic welcome. Greetings also came from. the..braneh-i;56, 1st vice-president, Gus Boussey and invocation was given by Rev. D. O. Fry. The meeting was chaired by Zone Coaninanded Evelyn Carroll, who introduced all Auxiliary Presidents. Minutes of the 1965 Zone Rally were read by acting secretary An - OF THE WEEK herself on the guitar. A. mel- ody of tunes was played by Mrs. Rube Aikens , on the mouth organ. • Courtesy re- marks were made by Mrs. Harold Pethick. A plant and bulb sale was conducted by Mrs'. John Bur- chill." Lunch was served by, Mrs, Dorsey and Mrs. Burch- ill. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs Charles Friend. Classified ads pay dividends. ALL TYPES INSURANCE Donald G. Eaton Office in Masonic Block Main Street Phone 527-1610 Seaforth nie ° SailoArs. Auxiliary re- ports were read from 12 aux- Marys. Sharon Strong sang two songs accompanied by Jo- Ann Elligson on the piano. Zone Sports Officer Cpmrade Marion Frayne gave her ret port followed by a report from Zone Commander . Eve- lyne Carrol. 1st vice-presi- dent Provincial Command Rose Manning gave her ad-. dress.--.---_• The 1967 Rally is to be held at Kincardine. Comrade Frayne was elected Zone Sports Officer and Comrade Carroll re-elected Zone Com- mander. Comrade • Manning answered questions from the Que,stion Box. Past president Ina McGrath made the pres- entations.' President Comrade Coombs closed the meeting. The door prizes were won by F. Bozak; Clinton, Dr An- drews, Clinton, Peg^ Coombs, Seaforth and Murrey • Young, Seaforth. CORSETTIER Bras, Girdles, Corsets and Support Garments TO FIT ALL FIGURES At Reasonable Prices Mrs. J. Hoelscher SEAFORTH George St. — One Block East of Library 4H Swinft Club 411 Swine Club met in the board rooms in Clinton. A short gulf followed, the dis- c.ussioht of swine rations. Meth- ods of tattooing little pigs were illustrated by Bob Hickey. The next meeting will be held dune 21, with Veterinary, D. Turnbull, of Seaforth as guest speaker. HULL,ETT F. of A. Hullett Federation of Agricul- ture Meth), the Londesbbro Hall, with the president, Ted Bunking in charge. Most of the meeting was tak- ing, up discussing the proposed Bus Trip to London, • St. Marys and surrounding areas, June 9th.' Arrangements have been made to visit a large dairy farm in St. Marys, a beef enterprise in Middlesex Coulity, two factories in London and to spend the lunch hour at Storybook Gar- dens. BURNS CLEANER NO SMOKE, NO ODOUR HEATING OIL Walden & Broadfoot Phone 527-1224 — Seaforth HITI BEANS Order • Your Seed Early i CERTIFIED No. 1 $12.50 per 'Cwt. We have All Popular Varieties grown . from foundation seed. Quality and Germination Excellent 0 • CONTRACTS AVAILABLE 0 FERTILIZER and EPTAM ' At Competitive Prices COOK BROS. MILLING Co. Ltd. Phone 262-2605 HENSALL - ,ONTARIO WANT ADS -BRING QUICK RESULTS: Dial 527-0240 Read the Advertisements —It's a Profitable Pastime! 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