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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-04-20, Page 9Hats Were Hats In Grandmother's Day • In grandmother's day, there were hats for every occasion and many of them were modelled by members• of the Tuckersniith Un it of the Brucefield UCW. The group sponsor- dd a •Centennial night in Brucefield Church o n Friday. Here (left) are Mrs. Alec Patterson, hors. Kent Ward,, Mrs.:H. P. Berry, Miss Jani ce Sillery and Miss Karen McGregor. z . Guard Against _Chills There was lots of..variety in costume when members of the Tuckersmith Unit of the Brucefield (TCW showed an ap- preciative audience the styles the# grandlothers wore. Here are the winners in the class for best night wear. (left) Mrs. Alice Hamn, Mrs. Ken Scott and Mrs. Ross Scott. (Expositor photo by Phillips.) • R BONELESS RUMP OR ROUND Steak Roasts lb• LEAN STORE SLICED ' Cooked . Ham Ib, MEATY BUTT Pork ,Chops or Roast Ib, HOMEMADE COUNTRY STYLE PURE. PORK Sausages Ib. 59c FOR THE FREEZER Chucks of. Beeflo-so Ib.. 48C Front, of Beef . Ib: 45` CUT AND WRAPPED FREE • FIRST GRADE STAFFA Butter - - - Ib, 65c FRESH GRADE A MEDIUM Eggs 2 doz, for 85` KITCHENER PACKERS Wieners 2 lbs.' 89c STORE SLICED BREAKFAST - ' - III ' Ib, Bacon 69` LEAN BEEF Patties 2 1b81 ' It was centennial night Prt," day in Brue field when Tucker- smith. uckersmith. unit of the 13rucef eld United Church UCW held a p.ar ty..The church was filled for the event. 0 In the church school more than 150 antiques and memen- tos of past years were display- ed and later a program was -pre- sented in the church. • Members of the group were in costume and paraded up the aisle 'to the front singing '0 Canada" and_`- orking at the Church". Chairman for the evening was Mrs. John Henderson, who cal. led on Mrs. Mac Wilson and Mr. William Pepper for a violin sel- ection, accompanied by Mrs. Leilla Neale of London at the piano. Mr. Sam Thomson also con tributed a 'violin number ac- companied by Miss Margaret McQueen. Rev. D. E. Stuart showed pictures of interest tak- en overseas during his service there in the RCAF. Those in costume paraded around while the judges, Rev. D. E. Stuart, Mrs. Lorne- Stanley . Unit UCW Hold Spring Meeting The Stanley Unit -UCW met at the' home of . Mrs. Stuart. Mrs. L. Wi1gon and Mrs. E. Scott were co -hostesses. Mrs. ;C. Henderson read the scripture, Psalm 95. Mrs. D. Triebner` gave the devotional and . also a prayer. Offering was taken and dedicated. Hymn 356 was followed by the Lord's Prayer son and Mrs, W. Scott :selected the different winners. Prizes were won by: best dressed old ladies costume, Mrs. John 0. Mc len; second, Mrs. Mona Caldwell; best man's costume, .John Broadfoot; .second J. `K, Cornish; best dressed couple, Mrs. Greg. McGregor. and Elgin Thompson; best dressed lady, Mrs. Stewart Wilson; best dres- sed lady comic, Mrs. D. E. Stu- art; best dressed night wear, Mrs.• Ross •Scott; second and third, Mrs. Ken Scott and Mrs. m'Alice Hamn. Mrs. John Broadfoot thanked• all who helped to make the eve- ning a success and invited all to an old time lunch featuring biscuits and 'cheese, scones, sugar cookies, ginger snaps and in unison. Mrs. A. McBeath read the study, "Protestant World Mis- sions" and, "The Church Mis sions of Today". Roll call show- ed '1.7 members present. • Rpll call for May to be a verse on 'Mother's Day". Mrs: D. Triebner read a poem, "Time. on city handss". • The Public is invited to attend-.. . The Annual Meeting:L of. SEAFORTH COMMUNITY Ty HOSPITAL Thursday, April 27th 8:30 p.m. ° In the Hospital (t:Iealth Unit Conference room, ground floor) For, the purpose of receiving the Directors' and Auditors' Reports and the Election of Directors The meeting will provide an' opportunity for a discussion of hospital problems. Refreshments will be served follow,rg the meeting SEAFORTH COMMUNITY HOSPITAL STATEMENT OF OPERATING REVENUE AND EXPENSES Year -ended December 31, 1966 (with comparative figures for the year ended Dec. 31, .1965)_. 1969 1965 • Revenue from general services: Standard ward $301,2(Y7.00 $227,717.09 Preferred accommodation 18,694.00 12,457.00 317,901.00 240,174.00 Revenue from special servdcea: Out-patients 14,378,00 11,045.00 3 2,279eo Province of Ontario health grant ...,.. 478.00 Municipal grants 85.00 .332,842.00 Expenses (net) (statement 4) 311,934.00 Excess of operating revenue over expenses before depreciation - 20,908.00 • 12,503.00 251,219.00 422.00 79.00 251,720.00 239,217.00, Depreciation,— equipment epreciation,equipnieent arid furnishings 13,337,00 6,487.00 buildings 4009.00 7,79L00 land improvements 1,121.00 76.00 33,557.00 , ' 14,354,00, Operating loss for' year 12,649.00 1,851.00 Deduct: Donations 25.00 900.00 ,.Investment income 106.00 Purchase discounts 51.00 31.00 Excess of expenses over revenue for -the year $ 12,573.00 $ 814.00 April 12, 1967 LLOYD EtOGGARTH, Secretary oatmeal cakes, BRUCEFIELD' UNIT THREE Unit three. of Brucefield UCW met in the church basement Wednesday evening, with 24 ladies present. The topic being on Centennial, many of the members were in centennial dress: The meeting opened with a pot -luck supper; Tuekersmith members catering to Stanley members. Mrs. Dorothy McGreg- or cGregor . president, took the business part of the meeting. Mrs. Joyce Wilson, Mrs. Hel- en Butdge and Mrs. Olive Broad - foot were in charge of the study and worship. An:interesting talk on the pioneer days was given by Mrs. Joyce Wilson.• • Mrs. Anne Walters had enter- tainament. Mystery* prize was :p3.0'otin$ ba hog wtt tye won by Mrs Marton Trill, May J hoarse of Mme; SeAskp$ ! ger News of WiDche sea; Mrs. Wm. ' Walters had as her guests on Monday after noon Mrs. C o 1i n 'Gilfiltan, Mrs. John Coward, Mrs, Torn Campbell, Mrs, Freeman Horne, Mrs. Phil Hera and Greg and Mrs. Wm. Taylor and David. Mrs. John Coward, and Mrs. Freeman 'Horne visited on Tuesday' afternoon with Mrs. Gerry Grubb and Mich- ael of Farquhar. Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Fulton. and Larry of Elmville were dinner -guests on Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Hutton and Dennis and Diane. Mr. and :tars• George k'reyne of Sunshine 'Line :Visited 0* Friday evening with Mrs acid Mrs.. Wm. Walters, Mr. );carry Cole ; of London, visited on Saturday with Mx: and Mrs. Freeman Horne, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Oap tist, and, Gerald of Teeswater visited on Sunday with M:ra.- Isabel Sugden and Mr. Teck• nyson Johns. `• Mr. and : Mrs. Wesiley NT Criffen of Denizen vieRed re''' '` centlz with Mrs. Isabel Sue, den and Mr. Tennyson Johns. . . Mr. Roy Clarke;, St Marys, visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Walters. SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1967— Second Section, Pages 9 to 16 A Solid, Uniting Force . 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