HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1966-12-15, Page 7News
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ect of Dec: 1'1 s ° honored *'
It trousseau tea given by her
mother, Mrs, Bert Veber,' Ow
Saturday afternoon surd" eve:
The guests were
receivedby
Mrs. Faber, Dianne and its,
George De Wys, mother of t
e
grown. The tea tablewas cov-
ered with a hand crocheted
tablecloth and centred by a sil-
ver basket of whitet,rnutns and
red carnatii ns and flanked by,
red and white candles in silver
candlebra.
Pouring tea in -the .afternoon
were Mrs. William 'Desch and
Mrs. Andy Veldman. Serving
the guests wereSharon Oesch
and Linda RadrShowing the
trousseau and gifts were Elean-
or Wright, Em#na Oese▪ h, Ruth
Clausius, Mrs, ',Henry Sterken-
berg, Mrs. Emerson Coleman
and Mrs. William Sims. Sylvia
Oesch attended ;to the register.
At the ' Ci lanae. rneetg
of Henaall Legion Ladi,ea,Aux:
iliery field in 'We Legion Hall
officers were elected fOr 1907.
Piesident Mrs. Harold Camp-
-
bellrlSt vice, 1Virs Garnet Al-
lan; gnd vice, Mrs. • Roland
Vanst¢ne• secretary, Mrs. W.
H. Bell; treasurer Mrs. Grant
Bisback; executive, Mrs. Mary
Taylor, i'Irs. John Skea, Mrs.
Gordon. Munni Mrs. Byran
Kyle, Mrs. E. Davis; Sgt. at
arms, Mrs. Harry Horton as-
sistant, Mrs. Garnet Adan;
Pianist, Mrs. Fd Munn; Sports,
Mrs: Wm. Smale, Mrs. Clar-
ence 'Reid.
Past President, Mrs. Roy
Smale, conducted the election.
A gift of $10.00 was given
to the Christmas party, spon-
sored by the,businessmen and
discussion was held regarding
a ddhation for centennial dec-
orations for the Village.
Plans were finalized for the
Annual Children's Party, Sun-
day, and plans forthe centen-
nial ball, New Year's Eve,
were discussed.
Christmas boxes will be
sent too shut-in members.
Mrs. Davis won -the -Mystery
prize, Mrs. Horton, guessing
game and Mrs. Roy Smale the
attendance prizes.
In the evening, Mrs. Cornel-
ius Faber -and' Mrs. John - De
Wys poured tea::' Serving were
Lynne Faber nd•' Mrs. Lloyd
Cooper. Showi the trousseau
and gifts wet. Sandra Bolton,
-Mrs. Sharon De Wys, Mrs. Bet-
ty Clifford, Mrs. Ken Faber
and Mrs. Tom. Penhale. Patsy.
Faber looked after the register.
Assisting in the kitchen were
Mrs. Rochus Faber, .Mrs. Jack
Faber, Mrs. Mary Funk, Mrs.
AlvinRader and Mrs. Alex
Whittaker.
A miscellaneous shower was
given Dianne Faber on Monday
evening, Dec. 5th, by the ladies
of Kippen United Church and
the school section. A sing song
of 'Christmas carols with Mrs.
Ross Broadfoot at the piano was
enjoyed by all. Dianne and Dar-
lene McKay favored with two
lovely duets. Wendy Jones and
Debbie Anderson . • conducted
contests. The address• was read
by Eleanor Wright who assisted
Dianne in opening .the lovely
and useful gifts. Dianne thank-
ed the ladies and invited all to
her trousseau tea.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Faberwere ,'Mr. and
Mrs. George De Wys, Mr.
George De Wys and Miss 'San-
dra Bolton of Stratford, also
Mr. Peter De Wys and Dianne
Faber of Stratford.
Mr. Fred. W. Rowntree of
Weston spent_'a few days visit-
ing his sister Mrs. N. Long and
Mr. Long.
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Gifts for Shut-ins
Forty Christmas packages
were packed and delivered by
the Friendship and Visitation
committee of Hensall United
Church for the shut-ins of the
congregation.
Committee in•charge of the
project were Mrs. Wilmer
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Petroleums Limited
Gasoline * Diesel
HEATING OILS
Valvoline Oil and Greases
• "Go With Arrow"
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DON COLEMAN
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Harvey 456,yo. ru,•_d . ergus�
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"Jack Simmons,, • Mr .. t. Lorne
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aY,-Mara;- Wm.Clement.
Leaves for Holland
Mr. Hen Resosdboom will
leave:'Deamber 21st. from In-
ternational Airport by jet for
Holland, , where he will spend
Christmas with relative s
whom. he has not seen for 16
years. He will be away for
three weeks.
Local Chairman
In the report of the annual
meeting of the Hensall associ-
ation of Girl Guides and
Brownies, it was reported that
Mrs. E. Rowe was appointed
District Commissioner for
1967, this was in error, Mrs.
Rowe having been appointed
Chairman of the local associ-
ation.
Santa Welcomed
The annual Christmas party
for children of the Village and.
district was held Saturday.
Santa arrived in . the Fire
truck and was given a rousing
reception by the children and
adults and 350 bags of treats -
were handed out by clerk E.
Campbell, Chief of Police, E.
R. Davis,.' assisted by Senior
Citizens. Films were shown in
the town hall in charge of
Kinsmen Bill, Fuss. The pro-
ject was sponsored by Hensall
Businessmen, Kinsmen, Kin-
ettes, Legion and Ladies Aux-
iliary.
Kippen 'W.I, Entertains
DIAL 527-0646 SEAFORTH
PROCLAMATION!
Town of Seaforth
By resolutionof>• the Council, .I hereby
• proclaim
Public .Holidays
MONDAY, DECEMBER 26th
(in lieu of Christmas Day} and
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27th
(Boxing Day)
and respectfully request the Citizens
and Businessmen to.. observe the same.
JOHN FLANNERY
Mayor -
"GOD SAVE THE QUEEN"
Kippen East Women's Insti-
tute entertained residents -of
Huronview Wednesday after-
noon. Twenty-two residents
with birthdays this month
were presented with gifts.
Lunch including a birthday
cake was served and the resi-
dents reported an enjoyable
afternoon • of entertainment.
Legion Elects
: #► `` � Found r''
'werity,`
Mr.
AUCTIP., Mars E. Hutchison,.,
Mr.. 4414Mrs EayMcGonigle
Mr.. and ,Mrs. a"�eorge ,finde4'-.
son and,;th Se H
Departm nt. '
Mayor:J. F' Flannery 6poke
briefly bringing- g:re e.: t i n g s -
from the town. Hee commend-
ed the group on •their achieve-
ments and on their decision
'regarding , d.r es s at their
dances.
Elmer Hutchison,, former
Seaforth. Police Chief, now
of Markdale,founder .of .the
original Teen Town, was pre -
noted. with a gift Mr- .and
Mrs. Hutchison have been re-
turning ' to - Seaforth, from
Markdale, every year for the
annual event.. He addressed
the youths expressing his in-
terest and concern with their
activities and delight in their
Increasing. success.
•Gordon Hulley, Chief of
Police, introduced his police
force and auxiliary members
to the group and the guests
and talked briefly regarding
Teen Twenty dances and the
police. He; also, was in agree-
ment with semi -formal dances.
Kenneth Cardno, treasurer,
addressed Mr. and Mrs. Roy
McGonigle and made a pre-
sentation -to them on behalf of
Seaforth Teen . Twenty. Mr.
(and Mrs. McGonigle have been
closely .associated with the or-
ganization since their first
dances alt the Community Cen-
tre. Mr. Cardno expressed the
thanks df Teen Twenty to the
couple for the guidance and
co-operation received through
out the past two years.
Other presentations were
made to guests and the to the
Seaforth Police Department. .
A financial statement pres-
ented by .treasurer Kenneth
Cardno showed a sizeable pro-
fit over the year. Most ,of this
profit, he pointed out, was
donated to various charities
and community work. 0 v e r
$700.00 was given to minor
sports of which hockey recei-
ved $400.00 and baseball,
$300,00. An additional $400.00
was presented to the Pioneer
Memorial 'Mausoleum fund.
Numerous smaller donations
were presented throughout the.
community:
Nominations for office in
1967 followed and included:
for President, Brian ITaftkirk,
Doug 'Wright, Murray Young;
for Secretary, Cheri Scott,
Christine Turnbull, Joan Ban-
non; -far- ;Treaburer, Ted
bee; Bill McGraw, Alice Ban-
non. -
Elections will take place in
January. •
They retiring executive in -
eluded, President; Jim Scott;
Vice -President, Doug Mills;
Treasurer. Kenneth Cardno;
Secretary, Eleanor Wright.
11110 1 OXiOSITOlif- $Mil e. ' we.
AbQut.1 (Y;;3ea Orth And er,
ea' Young' people 4(athexod *,t
tho•LegiQn. Hotir .$eefOxtl1.. for.
the annual... S. F f r:t..tt Teen
Twenty .Banquet and' laatice.
president tori Soon addressed
the groin and introduced the
guests, including Mayor
Flannery and Mrs. Flannef!y,
l --a. bituaries
FRANK RYCKMAN . .
Mr. Frank Ryckman" RR 1,
Hensall; passed .away Sunday
afternoon, ' December llth, ..a&
I.luronview, in his 96th year,
He farmed. extensively at Chia-
elhurst where he lived all of
his life.
Surviving are one brother,
Grant Ryckman of RR 1; Hen-
salt.
ensalt. His wife predeceased him
in 1955. Public funeral services
were held from Bonthron fun-
eral home, Tuesday, conducted
by ' Rev., Harold Currie. Burial
*as in McTaggart's cemetery.
MINA FLORENCE MacLk6D`
The death occurred in De-
troit oh Monday of Mina Flor-
ence MacLeod. Miss MacLeod
who resided at 9236 Agnes, Apt.
A2, Detroit, was in her 81st
year.
Born in Seaforth she moved
with her parents to Detroit six-
ty years ago and had resided
there until her death. She is
survived by two sisters, Mrs.
C. H. Jett of California and
Miss Anna MacLeod of Detroit.
Funeral. services will be held
.from the G. A. Whitney funeral
home, Thurshay, with Rev. J.
C. Britton officiating. Tempor-
ary entombment will follow in
Pioneer Memorial Mausoleum.
' Hensall Branch of the Cana-
dian Legion 468 met Wednes-
day evening . when nomina-
tions were held, conducted by
past president John Simmons.
$5.00 was, donated to the
C.N.I.B., '$10.00 to the Legion
Christmas' Fund for hospital-
ized veterans in London; $25
to the Santa Claus party, in
Hensall. -
Wilmer Dalrymple donated
a Canadian flag to the branch.
Mr. Sam Oesch is a patient
in Clinton Public Hospital.
Mr. and. Mrs. `.Karl Haslip
and family of Burlington were
week end ,°visitors with Mrs.
Eric Kennedy and Mr. Ira
Geiger.
V. M..Pyette, C.N.I.B. Cam-
paign Chairman fol. Hensall
and district has announced
$392.00 has been received to
date. He -expressed- thanks to,..
the canvassers .and donorstfor
their assistance.
Talk Centennial
The Lodge Halal. in Christ-
mas motif, was the setting for
the Christmas party of Amber.
Rebekah Lodge, Wednesday
evening, with a large attend-
ance. The report of. the Cen-
tennial meeting held Wednes-.
day of last week was given.
It was decided to have a Sup-
er Duper Dessert Euchre and
bake sale in March. It was.de`
tided to contact Miss Joanne
Elligsen, student to the United
Nations in June, 1966, spon-
sored by the Lodges, to show.
pictures of her trip:.
A,donation was made to the
War Memorial Sick Children's
Hospital, London. .
1VIrs. 'Louise Simpson left on
Friday for Birmingham, Mich.
to spend the winter months
with her daughter and son-in-
law, Mr.:: and Mrs. Gus Voth,
and other members of her
family.
Dublin Colleens
The Dublin Colleens enter-
tained their mothers and mem-
bers of Dublin WI at tea Sat-
urday, at the home • of their
-leader, Mrs. C. R. Friend. Mrs.
M. Lannin and Mrs. -R. Aikens
poured tea. The girls prepared
and served the refreshments.
Mrs. W. Annis, leader and Miss
Joan •Annis, president, greeted
the guests. •
Christmas Shopping Is Fun At
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WOOL & LEATHER SPECIALISTS SINCE 1894
Blyth, Ontario,
OPEN 9 A.M. to 6 P.M., MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY
A GLEN LAINE wool or leather gift provides a real thrill when received at Christmas.
SHOP FOR THESE ITEMS AT OUR
NOVEMBER SALE PRICES
LEATHER COATS AND JACKETS - - LEATHER GLOVES ,• - SKI MITTS. AND HATS
LEATHER MOCASSINS AND SHEARLING SLIPPERS - : WOOLLEN
BLANKETS - - CASHMERE SCARVES - - SHEEPSKIN RUGS
AND INTRODUCING OUR EXCLUSIVE LINE OF
HAND CRAFTED SkIEEPSKIN TOYS
From $1.75 toi $14.95
MRS. W. 0. GOODWIN/a
Mrs. W. 0. Goodwin, highly
esteemed . resident of Hensall
for the past 45 years, passed
away in South Huron Hospital,
Exeter, Friday evening, follow-
ing a three ;week illness. She
was the. former Ethel Maulkin-
son, a native of England, and.
beloved wife of Wilfred 0.
Goodwin.
A very active member of St.
Paul's Anglican Church, she
was a .former president of the
WA ,up until 1963, she held the
office of secretary -treasurer,' a
member- of --the choir and con-
ducted the Sunday' School for
several 'years. She was interest-
ed in all phases of the church,
and a former member of Hen-
sall WI.
Surviving are her"- husband
and one daughter, Mary, at
home. Public funeral services,
largely attended • were held
from the Bonthron funeral home
Monday, with Rev. J. P. Gandon.
delivering • the memorial mes=
sage and paying high tribute to_
thelife of the deceased. Burial
was in Hensall Union cemetery.
Bearers were R. H. Middle-
ton, Walter Spencer, Laird
Mickle, Gordon Schwalm, John
Skea, CIarence Parke. Floral
tributes were beautiful.,
•
Winchelsea
•
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hern,
1Vir. and Mrs. Wm. Waiters at-
tended the Grand Masters
Banquet in Exeter Legion Hall
on Friday evening. • -
Mr. Harry Cole of London
visited on Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs: Freeman Horne.
SPECIALS FOR
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Chase and Sanborn
INSTANT COFFEE
Heinz •
TOMATO JUICE, • • fancy 48 -oz. tin 330
'Maple Leaf
MINCEMEAT 28 -oz. tin 430
Shirriff's Lushus
JELLY POWDERS 3 bdls. of 4 reg. pkg. $1
King Size
FAB,
Scotian Gold
, APPLE JUICE ••••
Heinz Sweet Mixed
PICKLES
. Green Giant Medium
SMALL PEAS
6 -oz. jar 950
Green Giant Fancy
NIB'LETS CORN
each $1.05
large 48 -oz tins $1
3 16 -oz. jars $1
515 -oz. tins $1
5 12 -oz. tins $1
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Florida -
TANGERINES • • • • size 210 per doz. 290
California
CELERY size 30, large stalk 25¢
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Kayser. and Whisper Nylons , . 97e to 05-
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Famous Make :Sweater .' . 3.98 tp '18.95
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Brophy' Umbrellas 2.95 -to 7.95
Wabasso Bed Sets
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Biltmore & Stetson hats .... 8.95
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Stanfield Ski Pajamas 5.50
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for Smart Styling and Colors
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