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0 CENTRE
At Your
Your Co -Op now carries an ex-
tensive line of Animal Health
Products at very attractive
prices.
K 25 from Howard's
250 c.c. 25 doses
for Mastitis
Regular 9.90, Now $$.50
Injectable Iron
Imposil
Pigdex 100 with
syringe
Teat dialators
.Combatic •
Penicillin and Strepto-
mycin
Foot rot liquid
Net. Instruments
and manymore •
SEAFORTH
FARMERS
- CO - OP
Phone 527-0770
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Winners
The bingo sponsored by the
Royal Canadian Legion, Branch
156, Seaforth, was well patron-
ized Friday evening.
Following are the winners of
special games; Mrs. Kenne-
dy, .Seaforth and Mrs. Walters,
Walton; Tommy Burns, Dublin;
Mrs. Baird, Brucefield; Mrs.
Fred Slavin, Clinton.
Door prizes went to Frank
Skinner, Mitchell and Mrs. Mc-
Kercher, Jamestown.
Winners of the regular games
were: Mrs. James Barry, Eg-
mondville; Beverley Lee, Clin-
ton; Mr. Tienkemp, Clinton and
Mrs. J. Barry, Egmondville;
William Steep, Clinton and Mrs.
J. Barry, Egmondville; Jean
Sanger, Mitchell; Beverly Lee,
Clinton and Mrs. Scott Habkirk,
Seaforth; Mrs. Fred Slavin, Min-
ton;•Isobelle Young and Mrs. C.
Woods, Seaforth; Mrs. J. Steep,
Clinton; Mrs. William Steep, of
Brucefield and Bill Austin, Sea -
forth; Mrs. Lee, Clinton and
Mrs. Joe Steep, Clinton; Alex
McMichael, Clinton; Mrs. Fred
Slavin, Clinton; Mrs. F. Malon-
ey, Seaforth and Mrs. Gordon
Lawson, Clinton.
HENSALL
.A. picnic birthday supper was
held Thursday in Clamgregor
Square. Bayfield, by friends in,
honor of the birthdays of Miss
A. E. Consitt and Mrs. C. Cook.
Under perfect weather condi-.
tions„ Riverview ,Park, Exeter,
was the setting Saturday for the
Thompson picnic attended by
220 of the office staff, mill
employees and families of W.
G. Thompson and Sons Ltd.
from Blenheim. Kent Bridge,
Rodney and Hensall.
A -full line of sports for the
children and adults with fav-
ours for the children, swimming
in the very fine new pool at
the park and a tug of war
formed the recreational period.
Classified ads pay dividends.
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at
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High .pressure Cleaning 'for cars, trucks,
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o New operator deck, 26% larger
New, more convenient control panel .
ID New fin -and -wire straw tacks
0 New deluxe padded posture seat,
o New big unit -type safety shieldi
' 0 New dry type air" cleaners
0 Bigger radiators. Bigger air scoops
Yes, the big, tough rugged line is
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The staff of the Henall, Pub-
lic,".School with their husbands
and" wives held a dinner party
on the lawn of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert. Elgie on Wednesday
evening. Presentation were made
to Mrs. Albert Shirray, Mrs.
Mary liangh, retiring teachers,
and to Roy Consitt, retiring
custodian.
Robert • Reaburn, principal,
spoke to the retiring members
and Mrs. B. Elgie made the pre-
sentations to Mrs. Shirray and
Mrs. M. Jacobi to Mr. ,Haugh.
Mr. Eric Mansfield made the
presentation to Mr. Consitt.
Mrs. Charles Eckel, who with
Masons
Tour
Hospital
As a follow up to a donation
made to South Huron Hospital
by the Huron Masonic Lodge,
masons of the district and mem-
bers of the Huron -Bruce Lodge,
Toronto, chartered a bus to
look over what articles had
been purchased with their don-
ation..
They were greeted by Mrs.
Dunlbp, Mr. Russ Hopper and
Some of the ladles committee.
They were then conducted
through the hospital. Dr. Byron
Campbell, 97, and his daughters
Jean and Dorothy,'Toronto, were
with them.
They also drove to Zurich
where they toured the new rest
home being built and went to
the arena where they were
guests of Huron Lodge to a
chicken barbecue.
From there,.they went to the
Masonic Lodge at Hensall,
Calvin De Lucas, Toronto and
his Huron and ,,Bruce officers
installed and invested the Hur-
on Lodge officers for the com-
ing year. Dr. Campbell also
took a part in this and present-
ed to E. McKinley the late J.
Ellis's certificate,- donated by
Ms Mattie Ellis in memory of
her father, a past "master of
Huron Lodge many years ago,
'and the Worshipful Master
when Dr. B. Campbell joined
the Lodge.
Remember! It takes but a
moment to place an Expositor
Want Ad and be money in
pocket. To advertise, just
Dial Seaforth 527-0240.
her husband" and' familr':are
taking up reSidenee
was 'honored at a. farq1Aell'Or-
ty and presentation at b'et'bP.me
Thursday afternoon, atteIltted.
by neighbors and frigkiisi Who
presented. her with' four TV
tables. The party was arranged
by Mrs. George bila.
Visit
Godetich
Auxiliary,
Nine members ef
Legion Ladies Atutiliary,..1Virs.
Clarence Reid, Mrs, Gatni?t,:41,7
lan, Mrs. Williarn Forte -stir;
Harold Campbell, Misi' Mary
Taytor, Mrs, Harpy Horton, Mrs.
William Smale, Mrs. Wanda
medinchey, Mr. R. Haye, at -
tended the 19 birtildhY` anni-
versary of Goderich Auxiliary,
Tuesday. Winners of ,Penny
Sale prizes from Hensall, were:
Mrs. Clarence Reid, (3); Mrs.
Harold Campbell, (2); Mrs. Gar-
net Allan and Mrs. ,McClinchey,
(1) each.
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NEWS OF HENSALL .‘
Award Two. Scholarships
To Public School Grads
• Two $25.00 scholarship& were
presented Wednesday morning
to Donna Lynn Forrest and Ro-
bert Toviton, top boy and girl
student .in- grade .eight of 'Hen -
salt Public School. Presentation
at the school was made by pres-
ident Mrs. William Fuss and
vice-president Mrs. James Hyde
of Hensall Kinette Club which
sponsors this project. Mr. Ro-
bert Reaburn is principal of the
school and teaches grade seven
and eight.
Chiselhurst UCW
Chiselhurst UCW met with
?resident Mrs. R. Taylor open-
ing with a poem. Mrsp R. Boyce,
conducted tfie devotional, 'and
Mrs. Roy McDonald : offered
.prayer. Mrs. Robert Kinsman
gave a paper entitled Christian
Citizens, "The Canadian Indians"
followed with a film on Indians
of Manitob,a.
HEAVENLY LIGHT DESSERT FOR DAIRY MONTH
Light and lovely is the keynote for summer deserts made
from whipped evaporated milk. Simply let ice crystals form
before turning the evaporated milk into a chilled bowl,
whip rapidly, and in no time at all it triples in volume. Fold tt,
it into jelly mixtures for divine chiffon pies and spectacular
molded desserts or give it a special setting this Dairy Month
of June in pretty scalloped raelon cups.
LIME CHIFFON CANTALOUPE CUPS.
(Makes 8 Servings)
1 (3 -ounce) package lime jelly powder; 1 cup hot water; %
cup sugar; tablespoons lime juice; 1% tablespoons lemon
juice; 4 small cantaloupes; % cup (1 small can) evaporated
milk, chilled icy cold.
Dissolve jelly powder in het water. Add sugar, lime juice
and lemon juice. Stir until sugar is dissolved. Chill until -
softly set. Cut cantaloupes in half, remove seeds and dram.
Whip chilled evaporated milk until it will,form soft peals.
Fold into' gelatine mixture. Spoon into cantaloupe halves,
heaping slightly. Chill until firm. Garnish with inint leaves
and lime twists.
J 218 •
We're going
on
VACATION
• SEAFORTH UPHOLSTERY
WILL BE .CLOSED
FOR VACATION
9
Sat. July 23 to Mon. Aug. 8
Seaforth Upholstery
PRONE. 52/4190% SEAFORTH
Mrs. T. 13rintnell favoured
with poems. Lunch hostesses
were Mrs. Harold Parker, Mrs:
William Brintnell and Mrs. ;Earl
Kinsman. '
Dr. and Mrs. Carey Joynt and
David Bethlehem, 'Pa., who,
have been visiting relatives in
Hensall, ,are vacationing at
their cottage at Manitoulin Is-
land.
Kinettes Name Committees
Hensall Kinettes met with
Mrs. Harold Knight as hostess
at her home. A letter -from the
adopted girl in Italy was, read.
President, Mrs. William Fuss,
who presided thanked the execu-
and Mrs. Richard Jones, Mr.
John Furtago of Seattle, Wash-
ington and Mr and Mrs. J. C.
Cochrane' of Seaforth.
Hensall WI executive met on
Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. Clarence Reid, to plan
programs for the coming year.
President, Mrs. • Beverly Beaton
presided and assistant secre-
tary -treasurer, Mrs. Robert El-
gie took the minutes.
President Mrs. Bob Bell open-
ed the meeting of Presbyterian
Arnold Circle in the church
school room.
The worship period taken by
Mrs. Harold Campbell and Mrs.
tive for their co-olleration. and Lloyd Mousseau had "What is
wished the incoming presidentSuccess" for the theme. Roll
Mrs. James Hyde success forcall was answered with a gift
of a toilet article to 'be sent to
missions. Mrs. Al Hoggarth
gave two humorous readings.
the coming year.
A committee was set up com-
posed of Mrs. Harold Knight
and Mrs:Fuss to plan for the
10th anniversary in October.
Mrs. Knight won the raffle.
Following the meeting a turn -
Oyer meeting of the club was
held and new committees for
1966-67 were appointed. •
Gifts were presented to Mrs.
William Clement, Mrs. J. Drys-
dale, Mrs. Bob Caldwell and
Mrs. Fuss, ,-who were celebrating
birthday&
Crazy bingo winners were
Mrs. R. Baker, MrS. H. Caldwell,
Mrs. J. Deitz, Mrs. R. Wareing
and Mrs. Knight.
Huron County Historical So-
ciety met in Ethel Community
Centre, June 20th, with Glenn
Heuther as chairman. Gordon
McGavin told of early times in
Walton vicinity and also. Spoke
on the coming plowing match.
An article on the Pioneer
Spence Pottery in .EtheI was
read by Mrs. Bill Campbell and
Mrs. Carl McDOnald, in old time
costume, gave an amusing read-
ing. • H. Harris and Mrs. Stan
Spieran conducted the musical
period.
Mrs. R. S. Hopkins of Saddle
Lake Island, Michigan, visited
her sister Mrs. Hugh McMurt-
rie for a week. Other visitors
with Mrs. McMurtrie were Mr.
Plans were'made 'for the Cir-
cle's September meeting, when -
Mrs. Helen Davis of New Jer-
sey, who travels all over the
world speaking and showing
films for Women's Institutes
will be present. The meeting
closed with Mrs. Mildred Bell
and Mrs. Don Mousseau serving
coffee and dessert. ,
Visiting with Mr. and 'Mrs.
Harry Horton are Mr. J. W.
Page of Langley, Buckingham,
England and Mr. and Mrs'. Col-
in Caton, Frimley, Surrey, Eng-
land. Mrs. Caton is a niece of
Mrs. Horton and lVir. Page a
brother.
Michael John Talbot, infant
son of 14.r. ,arld Mrs. poyle Tal-
bot, became' a member a St.
Paul's Anglican Church, Sunday,
in the Sacrament of Holy Bap-
tism, with the Rector, Rev. J.
P. Gandon officiating.
Mrs. Mary Taylor of Hensall,
and her granddaughter Nancy
Kaye, London, leave by bus on
July 7th to spend a month va-
cationing with Mrs. Taylor's
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Milton' McIntosh and
family in Vancouver, B.C.
Cldsdified ads pay dividends.
JUNE DAIRY MONTH BRINGS FORTH
DAZZLING DESSERTS
All the old-fashioned goodness -of strawberries and cream
go into ,his easyto-make version of the classic theesecake.
With no baking involved and very little cooking,' the tract?
tional flavor is still there, thanks to fresh cream and cottage
cheese.
-
STRAWBERRY CHEESECAKE PIE
(Makes 6 to 8 Servings)
1 chilled 9 -inch crumb crust; •2 egg yolks; 3/4 cup water; 1
(4 -ounce) package lemon pie filling mix (not instant); 3/4 cup
sugar; 3/4 cup light .creatn,1% cups sieved cottage cheese;
1 teaspoon grated lemon rind; 1 pint fresh strawberries;
'1 tablespoon Lemon juice; % cup strawberry jelly, melted..
teat egg yolks slightly in a saucepan. Stir in 1,4 cup of the
water, the pie Ailing mix and the,1/4 cup sugar; combine well.
Stir in reinaining 1/2 cup water and the Ordktd, Cook over
medium heat, .stirring constantly until Wakened. CooL•roci
fold in, cottage cheese and lemon rind, pour Into crust:
ChI 11. ltalve berries and arrange on top,a6,1eMort juice "
IMO jay; 'tool and spoon over berries. Chill', °
at
S-operlot-Bit-Horday
sherriff's Want
MASHED POTATOES • • 12 oz. pkg. 4*
Stuart. House
FOIL WRAP • • • • 12" x 25' roll box 310
Tang Orange or Orange -Grapefruit
FLAVOURED CRYSTALS • • 5 pkgs. $1
ASSORTED FRESHIE • • 10 pkgs. 490
White or ColoOred-White, Pink, Yellow.
KLEENEX
2 large 400 pkgs. 55
Scotian Gold ,
IAPCEP-LCEREJAUllI1/2 gal- pkg. 390CE 2 48 oz. tins 590
SilvetWood's "Meadow Gold"
PRODUCE
Sweet, Juicy Thompson
SEEDLESS WHITE GRAPES • • lb. 390
Size 138's
SUNKIST ORANGES 2 doz. 890
Local Grown -At Their Peak
STRAWBERRIES quart box 390
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