The Huron Expositor, 1967-04-13, Page 3M
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MAI . STREET' VARIEtY
he Store with Allnest Everything".
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WOOL TAPESTRIES r,. FLOQR commas
HOLLAND STYLE -GROCERIES and COLD MEATS
. _SEAFORTHp ONTARIO
Bus. 527.1640 i Res. 527.1623 -
William M. Hart
FUELETC.
Phone 527-0870
Seaforth
Seaforth Monurnent Works •
All Types .of
Cemetery
Memorials
OPEN DAILY
T. PRYDE & SON
Inquiries are invited -- Telephone Numbers:
EXETER 225-0620 CLINTON 482-9421
SEAFORTH, Contact Willis Dundas
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Ron Williams says .. .
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your death.
With this plan, which is avail-
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free and .clear of debt in event
of your early death.
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Phone 527-1647
-Ron Williams
The -Dominion Life Assurance Company -
E S OF'MULL
The United Churah Women
held a successful Pioneer din-
ner Wednesday with coal oil
lamps flanked With Tnums one
of the main attractions. 01d
tycle,ho wh costumes were colorful
and t
girlso
waited on
tables were dressed in pioneer
costal:hes. Two hundred and
forty were .served. A program
arranged by Mrs. James,McAIIis-
ter, included a sing -song direct-
ed by Miss Greta Laramie. A
pageant "A. Salute to. Canada"
by the Brownies; a quartette,
Sam Rennie, Ron Mock, Harry
Horton, Harry Hoy sang, "Faith
of our Fathers" and "Jesus
shall reign". Solos by ' N1xs.
George Hess in costume, "Rock-
ing
Rocking alone . in your old rocking
chair" .(Mrs. J. E. McEwen also
in costume taking the role of
the 'grandmother); "Let me call
you .sweetheart" and "My moth-
er's Prayer"; duet, Carmen. Cur-
rie and Sherry Travers who sang
"Something to sing -about".
Pays Official 'Visit
Mrs. Evelyn Carroll of Gode-
rich, Zone Commander, paid
her 'official visit to the Hensall
Legion Ladies'. Auxiliary, April
meeting on Tuesday evening
and was introduced by presi-
dent, Mrs. Harold Campbell.
The meeting was informed
that $221.85 had been collected
in the recent canvass of the
village for the 'Red Cross.
Plans were outlined for the
annual penny sale, euchre par-
ty and Zone Rally.
Mrs. William Smale won the
Mystery and guessing prizes. A
penny sale was conducted by
'blue .coal'
Champion Stove and
Furnace Oil
WILLIS = DUNDAS
Office 527-0150 — Res. 521.1053
Yes, it's true..
Now a bank will
pay you one-thtr
more interest.
Which bank?
Bank of Montrea
True Savings
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starting May -1.
4% from date of deposit.
4%. on Minimum monthly balance.
4% with cash withdrawals and free •
transfers for chequing.
Ask about a 4% Tllie Swigs Account at your nearest ONO.
Bank of Montreal
0° Canada's Hirst Bank
Bengali i3ratfch: — . VICTOR PYRITE, Mgr.
Brumfield (Saar -Agency): •
Open Monday, Wednesday & Friday,
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inner
Mrs. Garnet Allan and Ztrs.
Grant McQlinchey.
'Unit Four PcWk Meats
The Easter Thank -Offering
Meeting of 1.10W Unit four Of
Heiman H a I United Ghuraii was
held Thursday afternoon with
an attendance of 2/. Mrs; James
McAllister, leader, presided and
presented the devotional on
"The Assension and its mean-
ing". The study, on -the-_U'nited
Empire Loyalists and W'lrat. thry
had to do with our religion,
taking us back to pioneer, days,
was given by Mrs: Fred Beet'. ,
Miss Greta Laramie"favoured
with a piano solo. During a so-
cial hour, Mrs. E. Rowe and
helpers served tea. Mrs. R. J.
Paterson was hostess for the
meeting.,
District WI Meeks
The Spring board meeting of,
South Huron District 'Women's
Institute was held in Hensel',
Tuesday of last Week, With the
president, Mrs. Fred Beer in the
chair. Mrs. Wilbert Dilling, Sec-
retary -treasurer read thetrtin-
utes and gave the treasurer's
report. Twenty-six members
were present. '
Business discussed dealt with
pillow cases and mixmaster
cover made by Nit's,. Roy M,or-
enz of Dashwood, sent from
South Ifuron District to the Na-
tional Convention of the FWIC,
Plans for the District annual to
be
held l on May17
17th in Steph-
en
Township Community Cen-
tre with Crediton the hostess
branch were discussed.
Mr. Wilmer Dalrymple is a
patient in Victoria Hospital,
London, Viifiere he underwent
surgery,
Mr; E. R. Davis is a patient
in St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon,
don, where he underwent sur-
gery.
Amber Rebekah Lodge met
Wednesday, with Noble Grand
Mrs. Lindsay Eyre presiding.
District Deputy President, Miss
Jean Scott of Seaforth, made
her official annual spring visit
and spoke/ on "The Meaning of
The Three ',inks,"
Prize winners of grades 7
and 8 of fensall School,. Anne
Keys, Gordon Pryde and Doug
Mock gave , their speeches
which won them the prizes in
a public speaking contest and
Mrs. Grant MacLean contribut-
ed a reading. Mrs. Vern Alder -
dice, social functions convener
for the UCW convened the din-
ner and acted as hostess. Ac-
companists were Miss Greta
Lamie and Mrs• William Fuss,
NEWS of
olV O O .D l°I� A nll
Karen and Murray Insley vis-
ited for a few days with their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Swartz of Crediton.
Mr. and Mrs. Reg McCurdy
and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Watson
of third line, returned home on
the weekend. from a holiday in
Flo -fide. They also visited with
the latter's son, Mr. Albert Wat-
son, Mrs. Watson and family of
Bowling Green, Kentucky. '
Mr. and Mrs: Tom Earle and
girls of London, visited on Sat-
urday with Mr:' and Mrs. Lloyd
Jaques and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Mills- and. girls of Lions'
Head were Sunday guests.
The A.O.T.S. men's Club and
their families journeyed to
Stratford on Thursday evening
and put on a program for the
residents of Spruce Lodge.
Miss Nancy Jaques spent sev-
eral days last week visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Earle,
Kimberly and Karen, ,
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Insley of
Sudbury visited for a few days
during the past week with the
former's brother, 'Mr. and Mrs.
Ted .Insley, ,Murray and Karen.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Milts of
Exeter and Karen Levy of St.
Marys. were Sunday guests with
Misses Blanche and Rhea Mills
and Mr. Edgar Mills.
Melvin Wayne Clarke,. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Clare of
Exeter was baptised by Rev. Er -
pest Clarke of Toronto, at the
home of his grandparents, Mr..
WANTED
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Centennial Parade at
HENSALL SPRING
FAIR-
CONTACT
AIR-
CONTACT
Elgin Thompson
Phone 262-5041
P. L. McNaughton
Phone 262-2118
HENSALL
South Huron Agricultural So-
ciety. Parade on June 20, 5:30
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'tram;
O'
n0gt
and'' Mrs. Gerald Lawson, on
Sunday. Present for' the occa-
sion were Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Clarke and• Mr. and Mrs. John
Smith andfamily of Seaforth,
Rev, and Mrs. Ernest Clarke
and family of Toronto, Mrs.
Sadie Lawson, Mrs. Priscilla
Mr. -Hewitt; -'MAlvin--Vurm, Mr:
and Mrs. Elliott Clarke of Exe-
ter;'Mr. •cad Mrs. Jim Rhode
and Robert of Mitchell and Mr.
and Mrs, Alan Lawson and
Michael of St. Marys.
Mrs. Gordon Johns and Linda
and Mrs. Clarence Johns attend-
ed a shower on Tuesday eve-
ning for Mid Joyce Iredale, of
St. Marys, bride -elect of April
8th.
Larry McCurdy of Kirkton,
visited on Tuesday with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira
McCurdy, Mr. Roy McCurdy and
Jamie were Sunday evening sup-
per guests. -
Mr. and' Mrs. James McLachlen
and family surprised Wayne on
his seventeenth birthday, with
a• supper Sunday 'evening:
Friendts present were . Laurie'
Wilson of Sarnia, Tan Sperling
of St. Marys, Denny Melborne;
Bob and Madeline Crandel and
Ruth Ann Roberts of London.
News ' of
Winchelsea
Kevin Hern and Steven Kers-
lake started 'kindergarten this
past week at TJsborne Central
School. •
Mrs. William Walters visited
in Exeter on Thursday with
Mrs. W. J. Beer and Mr. Mau-
rice Quance.
The club girls with their par-
ents were entertained -for sup-
per on'"M'onday evening at the
home of one of their Ieaders
Mrs. Phil Hern. Many of the
guts came in Centennial
clothes.
Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor,
and David. visited relatives in
Toronto over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Rueben Pelhke.
of Monkton visited on Saturday
with .tVlr. and Mrs. Sanford Hut-
ton, Dennis and -Dianne. .
Mr. and Mrs. Howard,Dayman•
and family of Kippen visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Walters and Danny.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Harvey Smith
and Penny of Crediton, visited
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Colin Gilfillan and Barbara
Ann. -
Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Grubb and
Michael of Farquhar, visited on
Sundey with Mr. and Mrrs. Free-
man Horne and family.
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moment to place an Expositor
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Clayton Calquhoun R.R. 1,
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Wm. H. Chaffe - R.R. 4, Mitchell
Tim Toohey - R.R. 3, Lucan.
Raymond McCurdy R.R. 1,
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Robert Gardiner( R.R. 1,
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Claytoh Hares - Mitchell
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Col filial
ookers
Meet
. eaforth Colonial Cookers met
at 2l';rs. F. Sill's' 'tome, .Joanne
Van Miltenburg opened the
meeting. Roll call, "A food com-
monly purchased today ,which
was formerlya
made at hotrie
was answered by 14 members.
Debbie Wallace read, minutes.
Achievement • day, which is
to be held on May 6, in SDI36
was discussed. Notes on "uan-
ada becomes, a . Nation" and
"'hitch, Flemish. and German
settlements" were discussed:
At a further meeting the rail
call, "Where '' our ancestors
came front" was answered by
14' members. Notes on "Italy
and Eastern Europe" were dis-
cussed. Angela Devereaux and
Marie Willems demonstrated
how to make "potato: pancakes".
Joyce Haney Trade a salad, "Sal:.
ata":.lane Sills and Teresa peva
ereaux showed how to make
"pizza". Mary Anne Slaver and,
Debbie Wallace made "pea
soup 1967, „ style": Gerda ' and
Rieki Willems made "Dutch
chocolate" and Jean Devereau5c
and Josephine. Willems` made.
pickled eggs. '
Again on Friday the girls met
at Mis. F. Sills' home. Joanne
Van Miltenburg opened the'
meeting and the "ro:Il call "one
thing I already know about.
Scandinavia or Finland" 'was
answered by 13 members. Ger-
da Willems read the minutes.
Notes on "Scandinavia and
Finland" were -discussed. Rieki
Willems made "rhubarb soup"
and Mrs. Sills showed, how to
make cabbage rolls. and these
were tried.
Every week more people dis-
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