HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1966-08-18, Page 10HURON EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTH, ONT.. AUG. 18, 1946
Seaforth WI Meets
Seaforth Women's Institute
met at the home of Mrs. Jos-
eph Keyes with Mrs. Ross
Gordon as co -hostess.
The business was conducted
by Mrs. R. M. Scott, presi-
dent, The Institute decided to
Friends Honor
Bride - Elect
Joan, Williams, bride -elect of
September, was honored on Fri-
day evening at the home of
Mrs. John Oldfield by neigh-
bors, at a miscellaneous show-
er.
The guests played bingo. A
lucky chair was won by Mrs.
Don Muir and a lucky cup by
Mrs. Joe Williams. The oldest
lady present was Mrs. Matt
Haney and the one with the
closest anniversary was Mrs.
Jim Brown. An accordian selec-
tion was given by Brian Old-
field,
ldfield, followed by anaddress
by Mrs. Joe Cooper. Diane Old-
field and Nancy O'Shea pre-
sented the gifts which were
opened by the bride.
sponsor a Centennial Fashion
Show in 1967, The Institute
will have a booth at the Sea -
forth Fair in September. Mrs.
W. Coleman, secretary - treas-
urer, rea,c1 a letter from their
adopted girl in Hong Kong.
The meeting was the Agri-
culture and Canadian Indust-
ries meeting with Mrs. Keyes
and Mrs. Lorne Lawson in
charge. The roll call was
"name a different way in
which wheat comes to our ta-
ble". The motto "Farming is
like a wheelbarrow, it stands
still unless you push it" was
given by Mrs. Lawson.
Christine Turnbull played
se v e r a i guitar selections;
Household hints were given
by Mrs. Ken Stewart.
The guest speaker was Mr.
Howson- of Blyth Milling
Plant. He described the steps
taken to produce wheat to
flour. Mr. Howson was thank-
ed by Mrs. Lawson.
Mrs.' J. M. Scott displayed a
quilt of Huron County made
for the Agricultural Society
by Mrs. Aikens of Dublin. S
Mrs. Keyes conducted an
Agricultural quiz. Mrs. Leon-
ard Strong gave the general
courtesies. Lunch was served
by the committee in charge
of Mrs. Gordon Elliott.
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Slows,
Harvest
The welcome of rain last
week slowed harvesting op-
erations according to D. S.
Pullen, Associate Ag. Rep. for
Huron. He said local guages
indicated in excess of t e
inches of rain in recent show-
ers. Pastures and hay after-
math are already, showing im-
proved growth.
Plowing of stubble and sod
for wheat is common in Hur-
on County.
Canadian Canners, Exeter,
report that harvesting of peas
will likely be completed and
packing of sweet corn will be-
gin this week:
Agrologists have determin-
ed the yellowing of white
beans to be the result of eith-
er root rot or sun scald. Rus -
seting of bean leaves can be
caused by either of these con-
ditions. Bacterial blight of
beans has not been observed
in many fields this year. Some
early varieties of beans have
started to ripen.
CLASSIFIED ADS
24. Cards of Thanks
I WISH to thank all for their
visits, cards and kindnesses
while I was in Seaforth Com-
munity Hospital. Special
thanks to Dr. Stapleton, Fath-
er Durand, Father Bensette.
EverAlung was greiatly-ap-
preciated.— Mrs. Lorne Feen-
ey -1
25. In Memoriam
DUNDAS — In loving mem-
ory of my dear husband,
George Dundas who passed
away August 19, 1064.
Time turns away the edge of
grief,
But memory turns back every
leaf.
—Wife and Family.
25-37x1
Engagements
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Cole-
man, RR 1 Seaforth wish to
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Barbara El-
aine to Mr. Lorne Henry
Gackstetter, son of Mr. and
Mi S. Elmore-Gackstetter,._Ex-
eter. The wedding to take
place Saturday, September 10,
1966 at 3:00 o'clock in First
Presbyterian C h u r c h, Sea -
forth.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Van
Vugt announce the engage-
ment of their daughter Mickie
Maria to Mr. John Andrew
Hamilton of Goderich, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer (Hamil-
ton. The marriage to take
place in North Street United
Church, Goderich on Septem-
ber 17th, 1966. xl
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Seaforth
Births
HUNT — In Seaforth Com-
munity Hospital on August
17th to Mr. and Mrs. Fran-
cis Hunt, RR 1 Seaforth, a
daughter.
KENDRICK — In St. Joseph's
iospital, London_ on July
27th, to Mr, and Mrs: Har
old Kendrick, (nee Judith
Boshar ), London, a daugh-
ter, Connie Michele.
PRIDHAM — In Stratford
General Hospital, on Au-
gust 9th, to Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Pridham, RR 1
Cromarty a son William
Harold Lloyd.
WALLACE — In Seaforth
Community Hospital on.
August 15th, to Mr. and
Mrs. Laverne Wallace, Cro-
marty, a daughter.
Too late
WILL BABYSIT small child-
ren in my home'. Phone 527-
(428. -1
FOR SALE — 8 started pigs.
Arnold Sainieson, RR 4 Clin-
ton, Phone 482-9828. -1
FOR SALE — 12 acres of
standing secondcut alfalfa.
Ernie Crich, 482-7507. -1
FOR SALE OR RENT—dwell-
in- no, 48 on Wilson St., Sea -
forth. Vacant on or about
September lst. Apply Joseph
Taylor, P.O, Box 328, Mitch-
ell: Phone 348-8639. xl
FOR SALE -- vvi.11 likely have
clean oat straw to spare. E.
R. Dodds, 527-1748. -1
FOR SALE — A radio and
motor for 1957 Dodge car.
Phone 527-0237. -1
FURNITURE'
Customers settee, 5 ft. long;
custpmers double settee, 8 ft.
long; two display tables; one
mirror., approximately 3 ft. x
5 ft. Can be inspected at Mac -
Donald's Shoe Store. -1
FOR SALE — 8 pigs, 7 weeks
old and 11 pigs, 10 weeks old.
Hugh Benninger, 130 Dublin.
xl
FOR SALE =- two women's
coats, women's dresses, in
good condition. Apply Box
1599, The Huron Expositor.
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WANTED •— someone to take
over payments on Singer sew-
ing machine which does fancy
stitches, buttonholes. Can be
had for $8.00 monthly or
$54.00 cash. Write Box 1598
The Huron Expositor. -2
FOR SALE 30 acres stand-
ing second cut alfalfa. John
Peckitt, phone 482-7567 Clin-,
ton. xl
FOR SALE — fifty acre farm,
hydro, drilled well, pressure
system, three bedroom brick
house, hydro and water . in
barn, 1 mile off black top
road and school, 3 miles from
Kippen. Phone 527-0306.
14-37-tf
HONEY FOR SALE — now
pouring fresh clover honey,
28e lb. in your own containers
Wallace Ross, Seaforth. �l
TENDERS'
WANTED
An- invitation to tender for
work at the Seaforth Memor-
ial Arena which Was contain-
ed,in The Huron Expositor of
August 11, 1966 is cancelled
and replaced by the following:
Tenders will be received
until 4 p.m, Friday, August
26, 1966 for , the oonsirtiction
of an entrance addition to
Seaforth Memorial Arena.
The work involved is as
set out in plans and specifica-
tions which may be obtained
at the Town Clerk's office on
and after Friday afternoon,
August 19, 1966.
The work in to be complet-
ed by October 7, 1966.
The lowest or any tender
will not necessarily bo accep-
ted.
Tenders 'are to be addressed
to the undersigned and mailed
to or left at the Town Clerk's
office, Seaforth.
SEA1 ORTH MEMORIAL
toirt ARENA COMMISSION
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LOCAL BRIEFS o
Visitors with Mr. an,d Mrs.
John Aubin aver the week-
end included Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Farquharson., Niagara
Falls, Mrs. W. A. Farquhar-
son, Mrs. Jack Scott and
daughter Dawn, Carol Mc-
Donald, Mrs. David Allisozi,
all of London, Mrs• Norman
Thompson, Listowel, Mr, and
Mrs. Stewart Henderson and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Hube and Billy of Mitchell,
Mrs. W. A. Farquharson is
spending a weeks holidays at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Aubin.
Janet Turnbull passed with
honors the first semester at
the University of Guelph.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Jor-
dan, Sarnia, spent the week-
end with Mrs. Jean Fortune.
James Case has returned
home after spending a week
with Mrs. Hazel Cleary and
family, London.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mel-
linger, Rosa and Stephen .of
Toronto visited with friends
in town this week. •
Mrs. John Coutts and Mar-
ian have returned home after
spending three weeks in wes-
tern Canada. While there they
attended the Kroeker-Stratton
wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. John Aubin
and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Au -
bin of Kitchener returned
from a two weeks vacation at
Peace River, Alberta where
they visited Mr. and 1VIrs. Pat
Aubin and family.
Mr. Finlay Ross of Michigan
is the guest of his sister lVfrs.
Joseph Beuerinann..
Mrs. J. M. McMillan has re-
turned from Sault Ste, Marie
where she spent the past
Remember! It takes but a
moment to place an Expositor
Want Ad and be money in
pocket., To advertise, just Dia]
Seaforth-527,024.0 _
week. •
Mrs. Mary Kunz and family
of Chicago visited friends in
town, .
Mrs. Frank Devereaux and
Joan Devereaux were guests
of 111r. and Mrs. Frank S. Sills
over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Ben-
nett left on Monday on a mo-
tor trip to Winnipeg to visit
Mr. Ed McCreath who is in
St. Boniface Hospital there,
Mrs. Fred Hutchings of Cal-
ifornia is visiting her sister
Mrs. Cartwright Hawley, Mr.
and Mrs. W. E. Hawley, Mr.
Jack McSpadden, and Mr. and
Mrs. William G. McSpadden
of McKillop. •
Mrs. Richard Taylor, Chat-
ham, and Isabel Cummings,
Ottawa, visited Mrs. Slater.
While here they also visited
Mrs, Maude Cummings, who
is a/patient inSeaforth Comi
munity Hospital.
Ann McConneIl and Katie
Scott have returned from a
month long trip to Europe.
Mrs. Jacqueline O'Dell and
girl friend, Phoenix, Arizona,
are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hem-
berger have returned from..
Toronto where they visited
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Knowles.
Mrs. W. H. Arthur and
threeboys of Miami, Fla., are
holidaying in Bayfield with
her mother, Mrs. F. J. Bech-
ley.
Mr. Ron Trewartha, British
Columbia, is spending the
month of August with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Tre-
wartha. " .
Mrs. Douglas Knowles and
Cathy Scarboro visited Mrs.
Margaret Sclater.
Mrs. E. J. Adair, Toronto,
visited her sister, Mrs. Mar-
garet Sclater.
L.A.C. N. G. Hubert and
Mrs. Hubert have returned. to
Rivers, Man. after holidaying
with Nor. and Mrs. Lyle Racho
and family.
Alan McLean has returned
from honey Harbour where
he spent the summer as jun-
ior counsellor at the St. Cath-
erines YMCA boys camp.
Members of the SDHS cadet
Corp who spent the summer
at Camp Ipperwash and have
returned home are Murray
Hulley,, David Brady, Roger
Beuneweiss, James Rowat,
Nico Peters, Ean Dolmage,
Mitchell Dineen, Ralph Young
Wm, Morris and Wm. Mc-
Grath. ,
- Mr. and -Mrs. C. B. Stewart
of. Toronto Spent the weekend
with 'his mother, Mrs. Harry
Stewart.
A. Y. McLean has returned
from Saint John N.B. where.
he attended the annual meet-
ing'of the Canadian Week'liy
Newspaper Association.
Mrs. J. Weir has returned
to Detroit after visiting her
sister and brother-in-law, Mn
and. Mrs, Andrew Houston,
Ml's. Jahn Currie of Wind-
sor is 'tllte guest of Rev. and
Mrs„St 5Wart:
Mrs. t,q`?Ixm, Kelley has re-
turned from Toronto where
she spent the week -end, Eva
Kellough, of Tronto and Mab-
el Kellough of London return-
ed with, her.
Mrs. E. Geddes and Miss
Mary Geddes spent a few
days ,last. week with Mrs.
Stewart Geddes at Blue Water
Beach.
Ivy Townsend, Waterloo,
spent the week -end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. • Ray-
mond , Townsend.
Mrs. 'Beth Knap and Faye
Mathieson spent (their holi-
days at Banff.
Linda Bryans, Myra Mc-
Nair, Mary Watson, Vickie'
Dunn and Anne Sills enjoyed
a week's) holiday at a cottage
in Port Elgin.
CONSTANCE. NEWS OF THE WEEK
Mrs. Jack Medd entertained
friends at a surprise shower
for Jean Flett, prier to her mar-
raige to Ron Jewitt.
Contests were conducted by
Glenyee Jewitt. A decorated
wagon was drawn by Kerri
Medd, (full of useful gifts).
Mr. and Mrs. Stacey Fergu-
son of Forest, visited with Mrs.
Elma Jewitt and family.
Mrs. Ross MacGregor, Mar-
garet and Mary' spent a few
days in Hamilton. Mary wrote
her R.N. exams.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Harlan Osborn and Melody
through the week were Mr. and
Mrs. David Chaffee of Mitchell,
Mrs. Howard Osborn, Cheryl
and Mary Ellen and Mrs. Mary
Leonhardt, Bornholm.
Mrs. William Dale spent a
few 'days visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Don Glousher and Karen
of Blyth and Mr. and Mrs. Mur-
ray Scott and girls, Belgrave.
Mr. and Mrs -D. Veenstra and
family of Strathroy and parents
of Holland and Mr. and Mrs.
Art HaverKamp of Goderich,
were Thursday evening visitors
with Mr. and Mrs, Bert Haver -
Kamp and family.
'Glenda Pfaff, Crediton, spent
a few holidays with Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Preszcator and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Pearson,
Eric, Colleen and Janice of Win-
nipeg visited the home of Mr,
and Mrs, Harvey Taylor and
other relatives on route to their
new home in Washington D.C.
.Visits Son
Mrs. Luther Sanders visited
with her son, Mr. Ken Reed,
who is a patient in Westminis-
ter Hospital, London.
Fred Buchanan and Earion
Osborn visited Saturday eve-
ning with Mr. and) Mrs. Murray
Machan of Monkton.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Riley,
Kiln and Greg, Ajax, were week-
end
eekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Riley.
Mrs. Irene Grin -016y visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Betties, Winthrop.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Ken ,Preszcator were Mr.
and Mrs, Lawrence Hill of
Crediton, Mr, and Mrs. Jim
Preszcator and Billy
Mr. and Mars, Earlaa Osborn
and Melody visited Sunday eve-
ning with Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin
McDonald and Kinin; Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs, . Reinders and
family of Drayton, visited Sun.
day with Mr. and Mrs. Bert
HaverKamp and family.
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Buchanan
and fan};ily attended the Buch-
anan picnic held in Exeter, on
Sunday. '
SCanday evening visitors with
Mr. and Mrs, Reg Lawson, John
and Elizabeth. were Mr. and
Mrs,. Harry Bridges .and family,
'Wingham, Lawrence Taylor and
Edith Boyd.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vander
Malan, Paul, Mark and Margie,
Kitchener, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs, W. L. Whyte and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Farnham,
Detroit, visited Sunday with
Mrs. Moss MacGregor and Mar.
geret:-
Mrs. Roy Vincent and Mark,
Blyth, visited Monday with Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Medd and fam-
ily.
Mr. and;' Mrs. George Wynne,
Mina Wynne of Forest, visited
Sunday with Mrs. Elma Jewitt
and family.
KIPPEN
Mr. • and Mrs. Ted Robinson
and two children- visited .Sun-
day at Wabash and Croton.
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