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The Huron Expositor, 1967-01-19, Page 4r r .T91'4EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTH,. 4l'NT�, JAN. 19, 1967 T:NNiAL IS (Continues sewn !'age 1) reeder ebligatiox . He urged tlxat ii its activities, the Chem - 'ter of Commerce must think tike diir forefathers wiles. had a- faith =ire the future- and' he had no hesitation in laying the founda- t1Att in those early days for the community as we know it to- day. ""' Mr. Scott was introduced by A. Y. McLean and appreciation was expressed by R. J. Boussey. :, Reviews Activities The guests were welcomed by Robert Read, the president, who reviewed, the activities which tad been• carried out during the past year. Among, the projects With which, the Chamber was in- vlvec4 were negotiations with Bell Telephone to provide fut- ure free exchange with Dublin, iii preparation of a brief con- ce'rning the C.N.R. rail service, house numbering in Seaforth, prevision of trash cans on Main Street. co-operation with the Plowing Match officials and ban- quet, ,and, Santa Claus parade. Thanking , the executive for tiie co-operation he had receiv- ed, he emphasized the necessity, if the Chamber of Commerce was to fu1111f its proper func- tan, of a. greater participation mike part of the business com- ` enunity and of citizens general- Tieasurer D'Orlean Sills, re- viewed the financial position. • Ife said the subscription which had been taken up on Main Street' provide a free bus ser- ' vice from the Plowing Match • ttir.deafo;'th and thus encourage — shopping in the town .. had not _• leen. _required because of the weather conditions that, prevail- ed. The fund had been used to defray, other expenses involved in connection with the Plowing Match, such as welcoming Plow- ing Match officials, the provi- sion of a float and assistance in providing accommodation at the Arena, Contributions for the Santa .Claus parade had been down- -substantially this year. While at the same, time costs were somewhat less, there would be a deficit of approxi- mately $50 on. the parade he said. , The meeting agreed that this deficit as well as payment of all outstanding accounts includ- ing a number in arrears be paid. Mr. Sills said this would result in a balance el about • $200 in the general account after all bills had been paid. A suggestion advanced by ''illrs. Jean Henderson that mem- bership,. fees be ' increased to make possible an enlarged pro- gram was referred to the mem- bership embership .executive with the rec- ommendation that a budget be _prepared for submission to a- generaUmeeting to b called as soon as possible. • The report df the nominating committee 'presented by past presidents. J. J. Wilkinson and George' Mcllwain was adopted. Officers are: President O'Or- lean Sills, vice-president Mrs. Jean Henderson, secretary R. J. Boussey, treasurer Donald Eat- BETHEL BIBLE CHURCH (Services at Orange Hall) Rev. Floyd B. Shantz, Pastor Services for 1 . Sunday, Jan. 22, 1967 } Family. Bible School - 10 a.m. Classes for all ages Morning Worship - 11:00 Message: "Building and Hing" a.m, Bat - Happy Hoiur: 2:30 p.m. All children are invited: to attend. { Evening Service: 7:30 p.m. ---Ilifessaeer"A .Cali to Cosistenv THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK ..A'1ot of Christians are living- on crackers and cheese when God lits prepared from them three ? ' square meals a day. CO AND WORSHIP WITH OU ARE ALWAYS WEL- COME AT BBETHDL OPPORTUNITY - on, committee chairmen, Fall Fair laison, William Strong and Garnet Stockwell:, membership W. D. Stephenson and Cliff Broadfoot, merchants commit- tee Ed Taylor and Mrs. Freeman, civic improvement Doug Row- cliffe, industrial L. F. Ford, publicity A. Y. McLean. Heads Hensall we-It:nued irpm -Page it Mr. Stuart.' " Rees e Elgin Thompson presid- ed for the lection of officers. -These are: president Ernie Crich; vice-president George Flewitt; directors, Jim McGreg- or, Joe Lostell, Jack Dallas, Bob Lawson, Bruce Coleman, Jim McIntosh, Alex Boyes and Bob Bell; John Broadfoot is secre- tary -treasurer. Cards followed, winners being ladies' high Mrs. W. D. Wilson; men's high W. D. Wilson, FUNERALS Miss Mary Jane Nixon The death occurred in Sea - forth Community Hospital on January 4, 1967 of Mary Jane (Minnie) Nixon. She was in her 92nd year. Miss Nixon was born in Au- burn, the daughter of -the late Mr. and Mrs. James Nixon ard came with her parents to Seaforth at the turn of the century. For more than 50 years she was employted in the shoe business first with the W. J Duncan Co. here and from 1941 to 1958 with a firm in Galt. She returned to Seafortli that year where she continued to reside. • She is survived by two sis- ters, Florence, Mrs. Joseph Smith, Seaforth; Mabel, Mrs. John Brindley, Goderich; and a brother, A. bale Nixon, Sea- fcrth. She, is also survived by several nieces and nephews. The - remains rested at the R. 'S: Box Funeral Home until January 7 when funeral ser- vices were conducted. by Rev. D. O. Fry of First Presbyter- ian ' Church. Temporary en- tombment followed in Pion- eer Memorial Mausoleum.. Pall- bearers were Glen . smith, Chas. Pinder, Barney. Hilde- brand, W. M. Hart, John C. Muir and Wm. Tttapnell. Flow- erbearers were James Nixon,. Glen Nixon and George Mun- ro. MRS. ANNIE E. REID Early Tuesday morning, Jan. 10, 1967, there passed away at Htironview, Clinton, Annie Eliz- abeth, daughter of the late Wil- liam L. and Janet Keys of the Babylon Line, Stanley Township; in hen 51st year -,--She was t widow of the late" James Reid and had -been in ailing health for nine years. In early .life she was a mem- ber of the Goshen Methodist Church, where she was organ- ist for many years, as well as being active in all church work. On Feb. 27. 1912, she was un- ited in niarriage to James -Reid, at the home of her parents•and following this they went to his homestead at Carnduff, 'Sask., where she remained until his death in 1921, when she and her daughter moved to Seaforth, where they took up residence. Here she belonged to Northside United, Church, where as long as her health permitted, took part in its activities. She is survived by one daugh- ter, Mrs. George T. (Mary) • Sin- clair, London, two grandsons, and one great grandson, as well as one sister, Mrs. John (Myrtle) McAsh, Varna. The funeral took place from the G. A. Whitney funeral home, Seaforth, on Thursday, Jan.42th at 2 p.m., conducted by Rev. .J. ,C. Britten of Northside United with burial in -Bayfield ceMetery. Pallbearers were James Ste* art; Clare Reith, Sam Scott, Wil- bur Keyes. George Clifton and Elgin McKinley. EUCHRE .C.O:F• Hall, Constance Friday, Jan. 20th Ladies Please Bring Lunch ADMISSION 50 CENTS CANADA FARM and INDUSTPIAL EQUIPMENT SHOW, Come to tie CANADA FARM & INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT SHOW JANUARY 25, 26, 27 & 28,1967 EXHIBITI6N PARK - TORONTO, Ontario Secure your flee admissions from your Fmm'Equipment Dealer ANNUAL MEETING It BANQUET ‘Statiforth,AgricuOurcii. Society 'TUESDAY, JAN. 31st EGMON VXLL " antrgD. clomp peakcr * Mr. It. Crozlht i !10 Editor d Mingo/it j( Pro. Profit Weekly. AT A 4-H achievement day at Seaforth on Saturday, -the county honor certificates and pins were awarded from left, Gwen McLean, RR 2 Hensall; Yvonne Pryce, RR 1 Seaforth; Dorothy Collins, RR 3 Clinton; Agnes Haverkamp, RR 1 .Clinton; Mary Elliott, RR 5 Sea - forth, Jean Scott daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Scott, RR 2 Seaforth received provincial honors. (Expositor photo by Phillips). LOCAL BRIEFS Mr. and Mrs. Ken Campbell of McKillop are in Colorado for a week' skiing. They flew prom Walton on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Sam McSpad- den of Otterville have return - ad from a cruise to the Cari- bean and were the guests of his father, Mr. Zack McSpad- Jen. Mr. Ed Daly left last week for Barbados, B.W.I. where he will spend some weeks. Christmas visitors at the aome of .Mr. and Mrs. John Pryce were Mr..and Mrs. Aar- on Doerr and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Parsons, and Larry, Mor. and Mrs. Alvin Pryce and family and Miss Beatrice Pryce. ` • Ted Montgomery" had the misfortune to fall while play- ing at school recently and fractured his leg. Mr -and. Mrs. Wm. Poppe of Dublin have 'returned frim a visit to Holland. ' Mr. and Mrs. George Ort- wein of Great Falls, Manitoba, spent a few days last week with Mrs. Milton Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. Anson Cole- ntan of Clinton, were also the guests •of Mrs. Stewart last week. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Camp- bell • have returned from 'St. Petersburg, Florida. Sunday visitors at the home of Rev, and Mrs. J.-Ure Stew- art were the former's. daught- er, Mrs. Alvin Hammond, her. husband and Mr. and Mrs. Millard Hammond of Moore- field,' Mr. Carl Allendorf of Wallace and Mr. and Mrs. W. Straughan of Auburn. • Mrs: Geo. Love of Goder-i-eh- spent the week end` with Mr. Mrs. James ?led Scott. F Miss Mary Jenn Mcnean of London spent _the week end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. I. McLean. Miss Annie McLeod return- ed to Detroit on Monday. She was accompanied by Mrs, Hel- en Sellers With. whom • she speht the past month. • - Mrs. M. R. Rennie has re- turned from Sundridge, where the spent Chistmas and. New Years with Mr:and Mrs. Gor- don C. Rennie and other mem- ba rs ofher family. . Kipper' The annual congregational meeting of . St. :Andrew's Church, Kippen, was held on Monday evening, preceeded, by a pot -luck supper. Financ- ial reports were, given by all organizations. Four stewards were elected for a three year term namely, Leonard Lovell, Allan Johnston, Wilmer Jones. and John R. Cooper. Rev. E. D. Stuart extended thanks to - Miss Jean Ivason as choir leader and organist and also for the work done on the membership roll, the choir, the session, Board of Ste*ards the Custodians; (McBride fain, ilk), ---Ladies of the. tJ C.W., Sunday School Superinten ants and teachers, auditors and clerk of session. A com- mittee was also elected to plan Centennial activities, namely from the session, William B01 and Thomas Reid, from •the stewards Keith Lovell, and Ray Consitt, Sunday School Mrs. Bert Faber, 'Young Peo- ple, Grant ' 'Jones, U.C.W. Or- ville Workman. Mrs. Nancy Riley who was 90 years old on Sunday and Mrs. Mary Gerber of Zurich, 70 years old on Sunday joint- ly celebrated their birthdays with Mfr. and Mrs. Nelson Ril•, ey. Mrs. Riley inspite of her years is enjoying very good health. The family of Mr. end Mrs. Nelson Riley were pre- sent including a daughter, Mrs, Lewis Gfngerich, her husband and daughter, Dorcas Ann df Zurich. Scott Kyle of Hensall is vis- iting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Kyle while his parents Mr. and Mrs. Don Kyle are holidaying in Jain- aica. F of A Presents (Continued from Page 1) ered a number of the 'books, one of which will be placed in the local library acid one in the Hensel' school. The Meeting discussed a cen- tennial feature, for the 196`7 fair batt deferred decision until later' The next meeting is plan - tied •for . x'ebratlrls' 28th. NEWS of The second meeting of the sewing course "More About Finishes" was held at the home of the leader Mrs. Car- ter Kerslake, on Wednesday evening with 8 ladies present. Mrs. Kerslake discussed neck facing and hemming with ev- eryone making, samples. •• 't'iie ladies of the Staffa U. C.W. held an all day quilting in the Family Life Centre on Friday: Mr. and Mrs. George Vivian were host and hostess for a progressive euchre party on Friday' evening sponsored by the Staffa W.I. There were 10 tables in play with prizes go - Cera l-Iambley; High gent,. ing to High ledy, Mrs. Toni Colquhcun, low lady, Mies Bev Taylor, low gent, Alvin Worden, ,near est -birthday, Mrs. Ross McPhail, lone hands Rov. MacDonald, , The next` card party is to be held at the home of Mr. arid Mrs. Ross Smale on Fri- day, February 10 with Circle III in charge of r!'rangements. Mrs. Carter Kerslake, presi- dent, and Mrs. Russell Word - en, sectetary-treasurer, of the Staffe W.I. attended the Inau- gural meeting of Hibbert Twp. STAFFA Council and presented the council with a new Canad- ian flag for the Township Hall on behalf of the Institute members. Rev. A. Daynard dedicated the flag which. is one of the Institute Centennial projects. Lloyd Miller who has been confined to his home for the past two weeks with the mumps is able to be out again. Mr. and Mfrs. Gordon.Hog- gerth are enjoying a vacation in California. - Miss Sharon Knott ,Carling- ford, was a guest of Miss Fay Templeman Wednesday night, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rowcliffe, Hensall; visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller and family. NEWS of .BRODHA6EN The annual meeting of the LCW of St. Peter's Lutheran Church was held with Pastor H. Lossing in charge of devotions along with Mrs. Reuben Buuck and Mrs. Martin Dietz. He was also chairman over the elec- tion for a new executive for 1987. The new president Mrs. Ed- win Scherbarth succeeded Mrs, Martin Dietz; vice-president Mrs. Dalton Hinz; secretary Mrs, Har - 51d Elligsen; treasurer Mrs. Reuben Buuck; mission treas- urer. Mrs. Ella Rove; member- ship Mrs. Lloyd Pfeifer and Mrs. Dalton Hinz; education and .hristian service Mrs. Martin Diet; Mrs. Minnie Vock and Mrs. Edith Bauer; parsonage ^ommittee Mrs. Lloyd Prueter, Mrs. Irvin Miller, Mrs. George Beuermann, Mrs. Lavern Wolfe, Mrs. Harold Mogk and Mrs. Henry Rose; buying committee Mrs. Reuben Buuck, Mrs. Har- ol4 Rock and Mrs. George Rock; recreation committee Mrs. Os- -•ar Young, Mrs. Fred Young, Mrs. Boyd Driscoll and Mrs. Lloyd. Pfeifer; palmist Mrs. Ro- bert French, assistants Mrs. Lloyd Prueter and Mrs. Dan Beuermann; quilt stamping Mrs. Reuben Buuck and Mrs. Reu- ben Rapien; auditors Mrs. Man- uel Beuermann and, Mrs. Irvin Miller. Flowers were placed on the altar of St. Peter's Lutheran Church from the family here, in memory of the late Philip Rock who passed away three years ago. Last week a floral arrangement was placed in the church from the funeral of Julia Marie McEwen, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy McEwen, the former Joan Gethke. TWO babies were baptized at the church service on -Sunday by Rev. H. Lossing. They werg' Rodney Maurice Steffler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Steffler, OrilIia, sponsors- being Lloyd - Bauer, RR 5, Mitchell and Chra Meyer of Kitchener along with the parents and Judith Ellen Sholdice, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sholdice, with the sponsors being Mr. and Mrs. , :Wesley Mulford, -Stratford and Beverley Sholdice, Stratford and Patricia -Leis, Wellesley, along with the parents. - Mr. Ed Ahrens has been hos- pitalized since Tuesday morn- ing in the General Hospital 'at Stratford, Norman Bennewies underwent an operation last week at the Community Hospital in Seaforth and returned to his home on Saturday. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lavern W5.fe on Saturday eve- ning were Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wolfe, Monkton and Mrs: Mick- ey McCloy, Stratford and on Sunday,' Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wolfe, Dale, Darrell of Kitch- ener. The sympathy of the . com- iiunity is extended to them fam- ily of the late Mrs. Orland Rohrer, a member' --of the LCW of St. Peter's Lutheran Church here.. , Cheryl Bennewies' University, of Waterloo,• Phyllis Hinz, Lon- don and Ken Ahrens, Hamilton spent the weekend at their homes here. The adult membership - class of St. Peter's Lutheran Church held its first meeting at the parsonage on, Sunday afternoon. C of C Elects Orval Parrott .was elected president.of the Brodhagen and district Chamber of Commerce last Thursday night. He succeed- ed Lloyd Prueter: Russell Sholdice now of Strat- ford was presented' with a desk set in appreciation of his ser- vices. He was first presidento'f the Chamber in 1957 and served as secretary -treasurer from then, until he moved .to. Stratford. Other officers installed by Rudolf Bauer were: Wilbur Hoegy, first vice-president; Har- ry Muegge, second vice-presi- dent; Robert French, third vice- president; Gordon , Mogk,. --Wil- 'fred Ahrens, 'Edwin Scherharth, Wilfred Krauskopf, Charles Scherbarth and Ted Vandenberk directors; Harold; jfogk, treas- urer; Gary Sholdice, secretary; Wilfred Ahrens in charge • of hall rentals; George Rock, per- sonal treasurer; Fred Herbert, dues collector; Ken Smith and Harold Elligsen, auditors. It was recommended that all dues be paid by cheque. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hoegy and Bonnie accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Querengesser of Edmonton, Alberta, visited with Mr, and Mrs. Russell Sholdice, Stratford on Friday. Guests with' Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sholdice on Sunday were Every week tnore people dis- cover what mighty jobs are accomplished by loty cost Ex- positor Want .Ads. Dial 527-0240. Miss Fay Templeman was a guest Thursday night with Miss Debbie Illman bf Monk - ton. The pupils and teachers ofT the Hibbert Township area schools enjoyed an afternoon ef skataing at Mitchell] arena en Friday, Misses Janet and Edna Mil- er, London, visited over the week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie ,Mil er. NEWS of CROMARTY Mrs. Cecil Bowman was el- ected president of -the Senior Citizens Club for 1967 at the meeting held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Jefferson., ;vi:. Harold Carey was named vice-president, Mrs. J. R. Jef- feeson, as secretary and Mrs. R. Dodds as treasurer. Mrs.. Grace Scott retains the .posi- tion of press reporter. The past president, Mr. Darrell Fsrker, opened the meeting with "O Canada" and the Lord's Prayer in unison. ,The election of 'officers and busi- ness was followed with a sing song. Mrs. R. Dodds ,• and Mrs. K. MCkeilar are lunch con- venors and Mrs. T. Laing and Miss O. Speare program com- mittee for February. A lunch was served by the hostess with Mrs. Wilbur Mil- ler and Mrs. Darrell Parker assisting. Cromarty ladies who at- tend'ed the annual meeting of Stratford Presbyterial in St. Andrew's ..Church, Stratford, were Mrs. T. L. Scott, Mrs. T. Laing, Mrs. M. Lamond, Mrs. C. McKaig, Mrs. Wm. Harper, IVIrs. James Miler, Mrs. Ger- ald Carey, Mrs. Mervin Dow, Mrs. Norman Harburn, Mrs. John Miller. Mr. O. R. Francis and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Town of Wood. stock • visited on Thursday with M. and Mrs. K. McKel- lar.. Week end- guests with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Jefferson and Mr. and• Mrs. Gordon Laing were Mr. and Mrs. Charles LaFarge, Charles Jr. and Dan- ny of Windsor: Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Jefferson were Mr. and Mrs, W. A. Chessell and family, Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cleland and fam- ily, Listowel, Mrs. Robt. Laing and family, Cromarty, Mr. and Mrs. Don Riehl and family, RR 5 Stratford. Mr. and MIrs. Norman Jefferson and family of Munro, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. i.aFarge and family, Windsor, Miss Ina Jefferson end Mr. W. LaidlaW .of London Mrs. Mervin Do was host- ess for the January meeting of Cromarty Church Ladies Aid, the president, M-rs. . Gerald Carey opened the meeting" with a NOW Year's poem, fol-, lowed with hymn 697. The scripture lesson was read by Mrs. John Miller and Mrs. R. Laing led in prayer. Eleven members answered the roll call by naming their project for the Centennial year. A number of articles for a lay- ette were receiaed. Mrs. Carey lead a number of interesting facts concerning Expo '67. Bonnie Miller and Brenda Kerslake gave reports of"their • trip to Niagara Falls as dele- gates to Toe Alpha. This youth group met during 'Christmas holiday's to study alcohol and its effect on people. They stressed the fact that it Isn't necessary to have alcohol ,to have a good time, , Routine reports were given by the secretary, Mrs, Robert Laing and thei:reasurer, Mrs. T. L., Scott. Mrs. Eldon Allen i Speare Miss Ol ye Sp e were appointed lunch committee and Mrs. John Templeman and Mrs. James Miller•ltich convenors for the next Meet - Mrs. Laverne . Wallace and Miss Carol Anii Dow assisted the hostess in serving lunch. Elected President At a meeting of the Hibbert branch of the Bible Society, held on Sunday evening in Cromarty church, Charles Friend, Dublin, was elected president and Mrs. Lawrence Berker, Zion, as secretary. Past president, Mervin D.ow; p: esided and Mrs: Cliff Mil- ler, gave the secretary -treas- urer's report. A film strip, "Living Harvest" was present- ed by Mervin Dow. Special musical numbers were given by Misses Verna, Beth and Joan Dow of Roy's church and a duet by Misses Joan Temple- man, and Brenda Kerslake. Cromarty, ' • Couple Wed .40 Years Mr. and Mrs. William Par- sons celebrated the 40th an- niversary of their marriage at a gathering at the home' of their only on, Robert Parsons and Mrs. Parsons at Cromarty. The couple was . married on December 22, 1926. Following a fowl supper, the evening was spent in playing cards. They were presented with an elec- tric frying pan by their only grandson, Larry Parsons. Seek Change In Traffic Light Pattern A Belgrave man was involved last fan in a traffic accident at Toronto. As a result, .the Huron Coun- ty Federation.. of Agriculture Thursday forewarded a resolu- tion to the Ontario Federation seeking uniform positioning of traffic signs and signals. Albert Bacon said that over- hanging tree limbs blocked his vie* a red light' in Toronto. He sold he was fnvolved in an accident, but •rto charge was laid because of the visibility problem. He• is a member of the Mar- ris 'Township federation. The township feder'atiott drew up the resoItitlon and the cotanty eration, Thursday, 'passed It on to the provincial body. RECEPTION for Mr. and Mrs. Ken Coulson, (nee Bernice Seyeau) • Staffa Nall Sat.,' : Jan. 28th NORRIS ORCHESTRA, D Ladies Please, Bring Lunch BVBRYONe WELCOME Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Clark, Mit- chell, Mr. and Mrs. Rus Sholdice and Beverley, Mr. aid Mrs. Wesley Mulford an, faatn- ily, Stratford, Mrs. Mose Leis, Patricia, Marilyn, Ann and Brian Dietrich of Wellesley anti Rev. H. Lossing, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hoegy, Merle and Beverlejr and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Querengesser spent the weekend visiting relatives in Detroit. Guests of Mr: and Mrs. Aug- ust Scherbarth on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mikel, RR 5, Stratford, Anna Elligsen, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Elligsen and family, RR 4, Walton and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Prueter, RR 1, Bornholm. CASH BINGO Friday, Jan. 20th 8:'15 p.m. Legion Hall, Seaforth 15 Regular Games for $10.00 Three $25.00 Specials Jackpot $50 to go (Children under 16 not permitted) ADMISSION $1.00 Extra Cards ?5c, • or 7 for $1.00 Auspices Seaforth Branch 156 Canadian Legion PROCEEDS FOR WELFARE WORK Seaforth Industrial' Hockey January 22. Seaforth Arena 7 p,m. ' Don Coleman's team vs. Bill Finder's team 9 p.m. • Ron Dale's team vs. Frank Wilkinson's team Q�ONE' C4t4 a A Personal Call For You No One Else Can Aswer to God For You . . . You Alone Are Responsible For Accepting His Salvation, and Attending His Church. WORSHIP WITH US THIS SUNDAY • IN - FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - 11:00 a.m. HURON COUNTY MILK COMMITTEE ANNUAL ME4.VNG Election- ,.of Committee - Thurs..Jan. 26, 1967 CLINTON LEGION HALL 1 P.M. SHARP All Milk Producers in Huron County Are .Urged to Attend MARTIN BAAN w H. BOYD TAYLOR President • Secretary -Treasurer NOTICE All lodges, service clubs and Chambers of Commerce in the area covered by the Father Stephen Eckert Council • of the Knights of Columbus, are requested to keep Thursday, February 23rd open. This is the date the Council will sponsor Brotherhood Night. Brotherhood Week is Feb. 19,0,26. There There vviil be an outstanding program prepared for Centennial year. All are wel- come. SEAFORTH TEEN TWENTY THS CASUALS on - r SATURDAY, JAN. 21st 9:00 to 12:00 at the Seaforth Arena Admission: $1.00 NO SLACKS ALLOWED OHA' INTERMEDIATE HOCKEY TUESDAY, JANUARY 24th FERGUS AT SEAFORTH SEAFORTH. ARENA TIME: 8:30 ADMISSION , 50 Bents and 25 cents ti 4. 0