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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-03-02, Page 12ill44411/ if?(PoNT f• SEAFORTKI ON; Ntikk a . Here is what you need for Fr e s h NEW WOO) • • -Vinyl Bonded • Fad fi Proof • • Washable • Easy to Apply • Ready -Pasted •, • Non -Pasted — Inexpensive, Too! — ZIG 1967 Patterns .59 up per single roll Room Lots $2.99 up Latest Styles Now IN STOCK ! NO NEED TO WAIT FOR DELIVERY Friendly Decorating Service GRAVES' WALLPAPER & PAINT IAL 527-0550 — SEAFORTH COASTERS • GIFT IDEAS • Dial -527-0240 SERVIETTES Win At St. James' School Separate School pupils competed in their annual public speaking contest. Shown here receiving their awards from board secretary Leon Bannon are (front) Jane Sills, Tont Dever- eaux and Jean Devereaux; (back) Karen Regier,, Joanne De Groot and Michael Meidinger. (Expositor photo by Phillips). NEWS OF HENSALL Banquet Honors Long Time Guide, Brownie. Leader A• Centennial banquet was held Wednesday evening at the Hensall United Church, to hon- or Mrs. Thomas Lavender, who has devoted th p past 20 years to the Association of Guides and Brownies. Division. Commis- sioner Miss 'Mary McMillan, Goderich, District Commission- er Mrs. Robert Luxton, Exeter, Rev. and Mrs. Currie, past mem- bers of the Association, leaders, Guides, Brownies and their mothers were present. %LAMP 41.EARANCE • We're overstocked In LAMPS Table - Floor - Boudoir They must be Savings up to •cleared 50% BOX FURNITURE Phone 527-0680 Stock Reduction of Glassware Save up to 50% .• * Seaforth • • Don't Miss. SAVAUGE'S MARCH SALE Balance of Open Stock Bone China at - 25% off Stock on hand and sale dis- count on orders taken during sale. . . CLEARANCE OF SEASONAL Costume. Jewellery 59' each Buy 6, get 1 FREE Buy 10, get 2 FREE Don't Miss' Our - 1/2 price table All items will be half-price and less. (Some with slight damage or defects) BoNg CHINA Dinnerware • Specials — ,Over 109 items, odds and ends, to clear • at '1/2 price BONE CHINA Cups & Saucers 89c Limit 3 per customer Trade in your- old watch and get 25% off the regular price of any Bulova, Cara- velle, Westfield, El- gin or Elco watch SHEAFFER PENS and PENCILS . Entire Stock Reduced 20% NOW is the time to pick up that good pen you've always wanted at a good saving Sale Discounts oft: Diamonds, Rings, Watches, Jewellery, China, Transistor Radios, etc., tc., etc. Terms of Sale are Cash (or a deposit will. hold your selection) All Sales Final Q 0.. VAUGE.JEWELLERS wATcHts_Gaers DrAmotiris SEAPORT:1i MITC0Pkt, Mrs. E. Rowe, chairman of the local association, presided. Let- ters of congratulations from Gold Cord Guides were read by Mrs.. Rodger Venner and Miss Pat Rowe, also a letter from the Dominion Commissioner Mrs. K. B. Clysdale, St. Marys, expressing her congratulations and regret that she was unable to be present. Following turkey dinner, guests adjourned to the Sunday School rooms where the Girl Guides entertained with a fash- ion show, "Centennial and lYlod- ern Styles". A salute to Cana- da was presented by the Brow- nie pack: "Fly up to Guides" was next on the program with Brownies Joan Goddard, Patti Van Wier - en, Joan Allan, Jane Heal and Jayne Williams being accepted into Guides. Guide Patricia Parke present- ed a gift to Mrs. Robert Baker, Jr., Miss Jayne Pyette received her "Around Cord"presented by Past Commissioner Mrs. Thomas Lavender. Mrs. Robert Cook (Brown Owl) received her -"first class pin", from Mrs. Lav- ender. Mrs. Robert Caldwell (Guide leader) was presented with her "Captain's Warrant" by Division Commissioner Miss McMillan. Mrs. Thomas Leven - Hold General Meeting Hensall United Church UCW's general meeting was held Mon- day,, evening. Mrs..James McAl- lister opened the meeting. Mrs. Rodger Venner took the chair for the program which was -pre- pared by unit One. Mrs. Robert Cook gave the devotional, "Be- lieve in Yourself". Mrs. Venner read a poem "Time". A film, "There was a Bear in the Road" a story of Canada's earliest Christian preachers and their life with the Indians and first settlers was shown. Mrs. James McAllister took the chair for the business part of the meeting_ Mrs. Earle Rowe reported on the Wingham Pres- byterial meeting. An historical quiz followed by lunch closed the meeting. Postmaster Cecil Kipfer is a patient in Victoria Hospital, London, where he underwent surgery on Saturday. • Mr. .Toe Flynn is a patient,in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, where he underwent surgery on his leg. • At the regular meeting of Hensall Kinette Club, held at the home of Mrs. James Hyde, Wednesday, plans were made for the annual visit to shut-ins on Sunday 'and a visit to the Ontario Hospital, Goderich in the near future. A bake sale among the mem- bers was held and the raffle was won by Mrs. Harold Cald- well. W.O. 2 R, A, MacKinnon of Picton, spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. Janet MacKin- non. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tipping, Mr. George Smith and friend of London, sent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Smith. Name Euchre Winners Winners at a euchre in St. James School Friday evening were Ladies -first, Mrs. Allan Bannon:' lone hands, Mr.st. Alice Stile'; consolation, Pat- ty Ziler; Inen's first, Ed Pryce; lone • hands, Robert Smith; tonsolation, Frank Maloney; lucky cup, Mrs, Sohn McGregor. Proceeds from the event Vete contributed ts the Seout A ccOMOdation Fund der was presented with a "Long Service Certificate and Pin" by Miss McMillan. - District Commissioner Lux- ton expressed her thanks to Mrs. Lavender for her years of service. Mrs. Robert Cook with the as- sistance of Guide Miss Jill Drys- dale, presented Mrs. Lavender with a gift of a camera on be- half of the organization and her many friends. Mrs. Lavender recalled how Guides began in Hensall and shared many mem- ories of her years in Guiding. Hensail Honeys Meet Hensall Honeys, 4-H Horne - making Club met at the home of Mrs. R. M. Peck, Hensel' on Monday, and opened with the 4-Hpledge and roll call and the reading of the minutes by Kathy Munn. 'Mrs. Peck, Linda-, 'Hay and Linda Kipfer demonstrated the potato pancakes. The girls sampled pea soup 1967 style and Dtztch chocolate. Pickled eggs were made ready to 'be I sampled at a later date. Debbie • Anderson, Mary Mock, Janice Armstrong, Linda Kipfer and n Kathy •McEwen continued with. the making. of charts and Mrs. Caldwell gave the favourite, D Ni. of Stafta Worden' was hostess :for th6. St6fin W,[.`International" meeting at Tier home- on Wednesday. with 20 members WI 10 visitors present. Dessert and cOffee opened the meeting— Wire. -Lloyd commen . ted on the _metto, "What part does the Women's Institute play in Public Relations", Mrs. Mac Hodgert, as guest speaker took everyone on an informativeint and eresting trip through Spain, Morocco, Egypt, Lebannon, Turk e y, and Greece. She also display ed souvenirs twin these cc. untries. Mrs. Itodgert *a§ "introdue ed by Mrs. Lloyd Miller and appreciation was_ expressed by Mrs. Carter Kerslake. In keeping with the Internatien al theme Mrs. Joseph Van Valkengoed, formerly, from Holland, sang a school song in her native tongue. Miss Olive Speare gave a parer on the Hibbert broth- ers, telling how Hibbert. Twp. got its name. Roll call was answered by a racial preb- lem of today. Mrs. Carter Kerslake pre- sided for the business. A -let- ter of thank:s for gifts receiv- ed -was read by Mrs. Worden from the Institute's adopted child in Hong Kong. It wa agreed to send a donation t "Bunny Bundle", Mrs. Tom Laing and Mis Olive Speare were a commit tee named to obtain a man' ecstume for the area conven tion. Mrs. Ed Chappel an Mrs. Charles Douglas were ccmmittee named to set up display at Mitchell Fair. ' The Institute decided t enter a float in Hibbert Twp Centennial 'Day and Mrs Russel Worden, Mrs. Carte Kerslake and Mrs. Lloyd Miller 'were the • cerrunittee narned. Mrs. Hodgert judged the display of winter bulbs brought by the members with Mrs. Garnet Taylor's judged best. Mrs. Carter Kerslake conducted a niriz on Canada Staffa W.I. sponsored a Friday evening in the Town ship Hall with 8 tables in progressive euchre party on play' Circle I was- in—charge of the evening with prizes going to High Lady, • Mrs. Larry Gardiner; Ladies Low, Mrs. Penelope Fell; Gent's high, Gordon Hoggarth; Gents low, Harvey Hambley; Lone Hands,• Mrs. Bev. Taylor; Lucky, Chair; Russell Taylor. Plans are underway, for an- cther progresiVe ' euchre par - v in the township hall on Friday evening March 10. Mr. and Mrs. John Temple- man and girls attended shower in Campbell's base enent, Mitchell, Saturday e•in eng for Miss Karen Benoit Stratford, bride -elect of Ker Annis, Mr. Gordon Yeo, Assini• boia,• Saskatchevvan, visited ast week with Mr. and Mrs Cecil Bowman. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Hay- -Jan and family, of Detroit Michigan, visited over the week end with Mr. and Mrs: arrell Parker. Mr. and Mrs. John Temple man visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dun- can, Exeter. • • Misses - • Debbie Wallace, Kathy Douglas, Nancy Allen, Cheryl Riley,. Kathy Camer- on, Margaret Laing,; •Ruth Rpney, Joanne Ross, Beth Hulley,, Teresa Miller, Carol Miller and Elizatbeth Tem- pleman were all guests Mop - day evening at a birthday nartY for MSS Gail Harburn at the home of- I her Parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. Ted Harburn, Croznarty, s 0 s a a 0 ••`? dishes of the German, Dutch, Belgium, -Italian and Greek set- tlers in Canada. • The Home Economics and Health meeting of Hensall WI will be held Wednesday, in the Legion Halt, at 8:15, when the guest speaker will be Mrs. Ian McAllister. Mrs. Chester Lee is a patient in Victoria Hospital, London, where she is undergoing eye surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle returned home 1 ciday, after a week," holidaying in Hamilton, Toronto and Detroit. " While in Hamilton, they attended the concert presented by the West - dale Secondary School Choir, Concert Band and Drama Club. They also saw the hockey game ,n Toronto between the Toronto Maple Leafs and -Boston Bruins and the game in Detroit between the Maple Leafs and Detroit Red Wings. • Mr. James 13engough -is a patient in Clinton Public Hos- pital. FUNERAL, GARNET J. TAYLOR Garnet J. Taylor', 63, Staffa, died suddenly at his home Mon- day. Surviving are his wife,, the former Francis Gertrude Mc- Clure, to whom he was married t McKillop in 1926; daughters, Mrs. Floyd (Jean) 'Armstrong, Zurich; Mrs. John (Myrtle) Tay- lor, 13rucefield; Mrs. Grant (Eli- zabeth) Smith,.Clinton; Mrs. Ronald (Dorothea) Williamson, Walton; sons, Clarence, Gode- rich; William, Russell, Beverley, all of Staffa; sisters, Mrs. Wat,- son (Ruby) Webster, Varna; Mrs. Anson (Fern) Coleman, Clinton; Mrs. Clarence (Blanche) Steph- orison, Varna; brothers, Russell, Indianapolis, Ind.; Harold, De- troit; Louis, Harvey, both Var- na; Robert,.Clinton; and 27 grandchildren. , A native of Stanley, he farm- ed there and in Hilbert. For a number of years he had been ru arural mail courier. Ile waS a member of Croraarty Presby- terian Church. Puneral service will be at 2 p.m., Thursday at. the R. Box fuS. Bndral` home, SeafOrth. turial,Will, be bl 14101614 emu- . • eery, lag AREA. VODPIP4.; 411 Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth John William -lowing their wedding ea "February 18thin Hensall United Church by Rev. Currie. Mrs. Clarke is the former Eliza Mar- garet Boa, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Boa, Hensall, and Mr. Clarke is the son of Mr. John Clarke, and the late Mrs. Clarke of Thedford. They will reside in Hensall. t , • • • VARLEY CARTER • White and blue tinted mums, ferns and candelabra formed a lovely setting for the marriage, of Mary Eliza- beth Carter to John Arthur Varley on Saturday, Febru- ary 18th at 2:30 p.m. Rev. J. C. Britton performed the double ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Car- ter, RR 2 Seaforth, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur g. Varley, Sea-, fcrth. • The groomsman was ,:Mr. David McInally and the ush- ers Were Mr. Allan Carter brother of the bride and Mr. Mack IVIcLean, cousin of the groom The bride, on the arm of her father, • wore a floor CLASSIFI E ) AD - ?7. Births DALRYMPLE — In Seaforth Comunity Hospital. on Feb- ruary 28, to Mr. and Mrs, Harold Dalryninle, of RR 1 Brucefield, a daughter. NIGH — In Seaforth Com- munity Hospital, on Febru- ary 28, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nigh, Seaforth, a daughter. • 100 Late FOR SALE — 53 Mercury half ton pick -un, above aver- age body, $75.00. Phone 527- 1352, 10-65-4 poF0sRitoSnALE A used Singer importable cabinet, button- holes, designs, etc. Claim for $47.00 or $7.00 monthly. Write Box 1637, Huron Ex - 11 -65-2 1 Wish to thank .everyone that _remembered me- during my illness in St, Petersburg, Ploridg, it was very much ap- preciated, —Harold Jackson. • • -1 FOR SALE — 50 acre grass farm in. MeKillop, Twp. For details phone 347-2754 after 5 p.m. 14-65-2 Fort SALE — 18 pigs, eight weekS old. Lewis Coyne, am Seaforth, phone Dublin 109- R 16. • xl FOR SALE — 1 Holstein hei- fee, due any time, bred Here- ford. Ivan Shannon, RR 4 Walton, or . phone 527-04S7. -1 MEETINq of the Red Cross will 'be held on OridaY, Mar. 3:00p,rit. in the Carneg- ie Lihrary, „Seaforth.. -1 WANTED wboden Must be in first' claSS co11d1tloa 1:?hOne 5270 02315, 'FOR SALE — 3 white-faced calves 2 weeks old. Clarence Ryan, R 2 Dublin. • -1 • • .., • HELP WANTED Applications will be reeeiv- ed for the Position of Care- taker at First Presbyterian Churdh. For Details contact JOSEPH T. HUGILL - Chairman, Property Committee i „. 4-65-2 LOCAL BRIEFS Mr. and Mrs. John Busby of Chatham spent a few days • last week with Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Lawson. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Clarke, Mark and 'Laurie, of f London spent Sunday • with Mr. arid Mis : riam Clarke. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jack- son have returned from St. Petersburg, Florida, where they spent the past two months. Mr. and Mrs. Nermanaan- som of Midland, were here Saturday attending the Tor- onto -Dominion - Mrs. Jim Stanleton and family Of Hanover visited lust week end ,witit•10 and Mrs. Arthur Devereaux and Howard IVItiateth of Peter - bore has been •appointed ac- countant at the Canadian Dn. nerial Ranlc of Commerce. Xelth MeMillan,`, Who has been adernint,444 hag -1140 n Molted 'En Peterborti. , • length . traditional gown of white silk - faille with fitted bodice, bouffant skirt caught with white bow cascading in- to a chapel train edged with lace. She carried red roses Att'ss Adelaine Chappel, cou- sin of the groom, was the maid of honor, Miss -Elaine Carter, sister of the bride,' and Miss Helen Elliott, cous- in- of the bride were flower girls. The-- were dressed a like in manor blue nylon vel- vet. floor length sleevelesa. dresses, A-line skirt with train falling from rosebud at the back. They carried cres-' cents of •white baby .mums. The flower girls, Miss Christine Carter, sister of the bride, and Miss Glenda Riley cousin of the bride, wore dresses identical to that of the bridesmaids. Master David Elliott, cousin of the bride, was ringbearer, dressed in a white suit. The organist, Mrs. Donald Carter, played traditional wedding music and accomp- dnied the soloist, Mr. Graeme Craig, when he sang "The Wedding Prayer' The Lord's Prayer and 0 Perfect Love." The groom's gift to the bride was a pearl necklace nd earrings arid the bride's gift to the groom was a pearl tie pin. A reception and dinner -• followed in the church par- lour. The bride's mother re- ceived the guests wearing a -p'aisley bonded silk sheath, . dress with matching access-. ories -and a corsage of pink roses, The groorri's mother assisted in a beige bonded, crepe A-Iine dress with mat, . Ching accessories and .11 cop. sage of yellow roses. The waitresses at --:the din- ' ner included Miss Patsy Stor- ey, Mrs. Mack McLean, Miss-, Mary Elliott. Miss Dianne. • Whitmore, Miss Anne Smith,. Miss Anne McCowan, Miss; Kaye McCowan, and • Miss; Sandra Hugill. The bride travelled in a loral barberry wool suit w i th matching acceshories. and White gardenia corsage • on their honeymoon. The new bridal' couple will • reside in Exeter. Guests were present from , Petrolia, Exeter. Clinton Hensall, Dublin, Guelph, Kit- chener. London, -Mitchell, Eg- mondyille. Crornarty, Staffs, Haliburton. Science Hill, St, Marys, Walton, Oshawa, and Seaforth. • , WALTON Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dos - man, Walton, Mr. and Mr, Medd Armstrong, Miss El- eanor Armstrong, and Ube Vera Mules wore recent vis- itors at Euseh Gardens, Bon. ltd Springs, Plorida, • 1 4 / •V 4 • t Yr