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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-05-25, Page 6p • Nur 45th' GE We willbs cp pig plant on the 31st Cay. It has toepna J sure to serve SQ. many of you for so many years. Our most sincere appreciation is ex- tended to you all. NORM and INA SCOINS - THE SETTLEMENT ..OF H.U.RON-- 000NTY Author James Scott —a history of the County of Huron— Excellent Graduation Gift .or Gift for Centennial Year PRICE $5.00 Available at office of County Clerk - Treasurer, Court House, Goderich, The Huron Expositor, and local book stores. Franc Strood MEAT MARKET Ph. 527-0180 = Seaforth Fresh Homemade B Sausage 491 or 3 1.25 Homemade Headcheese 49 b or 3 s i •2 Ground CHUCK lb, 59 Fresh Cured CORNED. BEEF ib. 6.9c Custom Butchering. °$ogs...and. Beef FREE Trucking Arranged -We cut and wrap for your home freezer FIRE. WARNING! Citizens are urged to watch carefully an bonfires and grass fires, to prevent fire from spreading and causing dam- age to property. • • • . r NEVER. LEAVE A . BONFIRE UNATTENDED! • • - Be sure firesare completely extinguished at ..night!' • • e ,Contact the Fire Department.. before setting grass fires, so, that proper steps to control the fire may. be taken. If If a bonfire, or grass fire, appears to be getting but . of control, don't •...hesitate .'. CALL.,THE FFRE BRIGADE IMMEDIATELY ! Phone 527-1100 John Scotto,Fir .Chief • The 45th annual meeting of Joynt. the South Huron District Wo- men's Institute was held in Donate Ta Tornado Fund Stephen Tewnahip Ball with Kippen East women's Crediton WI as hostess group. Mrs. Fred Beer of Hensall,-dis- trict president, presided and Mrs. Harry Strang, RR 1, Hen- sall, area president, brought greetings. Miss .Sharon .Carroll, Home Economist for Huron, re- ported oh' the 411 Homemaking clug work. Pennies for friend- ship ceremony was conducted -Mrs. Howard Finkbeyner..and- Mrs, Harold Thiel, Zurich. An tute met in the Legion Hall, Hensall, Thursday with Mrs, Lloyd Cooper and Mrs. Edna Caldwell as hostesses. President Mrs. Grant. MacLean opened the meeting by reading."The Farm- ,er's Wife's birthday". Members answered the roll call with "An easy Sunday dinner". It wasde; cided to buy a box of Centen- nial ma.eons to have-QLi.hand, to. have a Christmas cake draw and impressive In Memoriam service to, have a bus trip with Mrs. was conducted by !Mrs_ _Grant- Dave .•Tr-iebner--and Mrs •iViike- MacLean of Hensall. $14 536.95 Connelly to make the arrange - was raised by South Huron Dis- reents. Mrs. Dave Triebner and. trict this year. • Mrs. William Kyle favoured Mrs. Wes Bradnock of Au- with a duet, "My Old Kitchen burn brought greetings from the board and presided for the election of officers. Past ••president, Mrs. Fred Beer, l Hensall; president, Mrs. Wilfred Mack, Crediton; first vice-president, Mrs. Delbert Geiger, Zurich; second vice-pres- ident, Miss Ruth Skinner, RR 3„ Exeter; secretary -treasurer, Mrs. Ed. Lamport, Centralia, assistant Mrs. Newell Geiger, Zurich; fed eration representative, Mrs. Sydney Baker Dashwood, alter- nate, Mrs. Garnet Hicks, Exe- ter; auditors, • Mrs. Roylance West'eo.tt; Mrs. James Kirkland, Exeter; area delegate, Mrs.' Gordan Papple, Seaforth; alter- nate, Mrs. Delbert Geiger, Zur-, ich; provincial board member,, Mrs. Wes Bradnock, ' Auburn; county delegate, Mrs: Gerald McFalls, Exeter; standing com- mittees: Agriculture end Can- adian Industries, Mrs. Leonard Prang Zurich; Historical Re- search and Current Events, Mrs. R. M. Peck, Hensall; Home Eco- nomics and Health, Mrs, .John, Rader, Dashwood; Public 'Rela- tions, Mrs. Philip Hern, Wood- ham; Curator, Mis. John Mac- Lean, Seaforth;• Resolutions, Miss Ruth'•Skinner, Exeter; Cit- izenship and Education, Mrs. Nola Taylor, Grand Bend. Mus- ic was furnished by Eiiniwille and Dashwood pianists for the day, Mrs. Emmery Fahrner, of Crediton. Retiring president, Mrs. Fred Beer and secretary treasurer Mrs. Wilbert Dilling were presented with gifts ot the institute.cups and saucers. Cour- tesy .remarks were given by Mrs. John Pyin;: RR 3, Exeter- • • .Graduates In N.B. R. Jerry Drysdale, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Drysdale, Hensall, graduated with first class honors in Forestry, from the University of New. Bruns- wick, Fredericton: He was 'the recipient .of the Canadian. Insti- -tute of Forestry Gold Medal awarded to the outstanding. member of the graduating class in' Forestry. The' SHDH S grad - nate has accepted a osition with the Forest' Protection Branch of the Ontario Depart - merit of Lands and 'Forests in Kenora. Kinsmen Elect ,TALa meeting of, Hensall Kins- men Club on Thursday, officers elected for 1967-68, 'were: Past president, Murray Baker; president, Robert Caldwell; first vice-president, Wayne Reid; sec- ond ' yice-president, Ron Ware- ing; secretary, John Baker; reg- istrar, • Jim Hyde; treasurer, Ken Chettieburgh; directors, Harold Knight, Robert Reaburn, Alvin Campbell; Bulletin editor John Henderson. ,Eleven members of - FJensall Legion Ladies' Auxiliary attend- ed the Lathes' Auxiliary of the Royal ' Canadian Legion Zone C-1 Rally at Kincardine; Wednes- day. They were Mrs. Harold Campbell, Mrs. Gordon Munn, Mrs.-. William Smale, Mrs. W. 'H. Bell, Mrs.'CIarence Reid, Mrs. Mary Taylor, Mrs. -Grant Bi - back, Mrs. Garnet Allain, MO: Hilda Smale; Mrs. Harry Hor- ton and Mrs. R. Vanstone. Mr. and Mrs. Robert, Caldwell, Mr. and,_•Mrs. John Baker; Mr. and Mrs. William Fuss' attended the -district convention in coml. nection .with the Kinsmen in Kitchener -Waterloo, over the weekend. Dr. William T. Joynt of Lon- don, spent the weekend holiday with his mother, Mrs. Alice, • For Complete INSURANCE on your HOME, BUSINESS, FARM, CAR, ACCIDENT, LIABILITY' OR LIFE SEE JOIE .A ,,CARp110 Insnrtnce Agency Phone 5274490. i Sftforth Offleck Diractty oppo fa • Siallerilt Moterr Apron". The report of the .dis- trict annual was given by Mrs. William Gibson. and Mrs. liam Kyle. It was decided. to donate $100 to the Huron -Perth , Tornado Fund. Mrs. Ross -Sararas took the chair for the remainder of the meeting. Mrs. James Drum- mond read a humorous poem, "Why I Cannot Pay". Mrs. Er- nie Whitehouse presented Mar- ion Roberts with a gift on be- half of the Institute since Mar- ion has received her Provincial Honours in the 4-11 Club work, The 4-11 girls -presented their skit "The Cosmopolitan Cab- bage" in the form of "To Zell The Truth" program. Mrs. Grant MacLean read the motto which had been prepared , by Miss. Margaret McKay, "It -is little waste that fills garbage cans". The history of Ontario was given by Mrs. Glenn Bell. "It's your move" program fol- lowed which created quite a stir among the contestants. Mrs. Charles Eyre gave cour- tesy remarks. • Ad C vance entennial Plans The 'Centennial meeting was held in the Town Hall, Wednes- day evening 'and chaired by Harold Knight H'ensall's His tory in booklet form was dis- played. The books are being sold by the Hensel Western hats to promote Frontier Days on July 14 and 15th ard being sold by the. Centennial committee. A parade, a penny carnival and races are. being planned,for the children. A fashion and ama- teur show and car wash' are also planned in addition the Western Horse Show. to Plan Barrie Trip. Amber Rebekah Lodge held their regular meeting Wednes- day, presided ,..over by -Noble Grand Mrs. Lindsay, Eyre. Fin- al plans for representatives Mrs. J. F. Ingram' and scholar Mrs. Leona. Clifton to attend Rebe- kah Assembly Session at Toron- to were made. Past Grands of the district are planning a bus trip to the IOOF and Rebekah Hallie at Barrie, to attend ',the dedication of a new chapel. Mrs. Fred Brock left by plane Monday for 7Ampa, Flor- id, to attend the funeral• of her sister, Miss Margaret •Barr. Mrs. Brock 'expects to be away four weeks. Classified - ads pay dividends: BARNS CLEANER NO SMOKE, NO ODOUR HEATING OIL Walden & Broadfoot • Phone 527-1224 —: Seaforth 474. 444. Choose Your DIAMOND Privately AT SAVAUGE JEaLERS t(KOv putt A OfficaMOIrith*n� • FRUU -t7-j.'i0.1.Watch . With wlch DIamOnd ^ pur. ohaar• :$1000O Mfr Mote Honor. Hockey TeA�m.- Mr. and Mrs, Russ@itl" Feeitok son, RR 2, Hensall, were bosts at their home, Satµrday.,eve- ning, to the }lensed'"Fee • Wee Hockey Team. Mr, Ferguson served as manager of the 'team for the past year. ti The boys enjoyed a game of softball, . after 'Which Mr. Fer- guson introduced ,a ski mace, with four boys on a pair of skis. The race was enjoyed 13 a few spectators as well as the -contestants. • — __ • _ ___. This was followed by a bon- fire and wiener -roast,--The--boys- on having their fill of hot dogs and roasting marshmellows, were each presented with a hockey, trophy for their efforts in the 1966-67 season, by coach Wayne Smith and manager Russell Ferguson. Each boy -al- so received a "Lucan Shamrock Tournament" hockey crest. Mr,,, Smith. thanked the boys for their help and efforts for the past season and Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson' for their hospi;. tality. ' Remember! It takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in poc- et. To advertise,' just Dial Sea - forth, 527-0240., `blue coal' Champion' Stove and Furnace .911 WILLIS DUNDAS Office- 527=0.150 = Res. •'527=1053 INSURANCE WIND TORNADO CYCLONE JAMES F. KEYS Phone 527-0467 Seaforth Representing , the Western Farmer's Weather. Insurance Mutual Co., Woodstock, Ont. S ileoftheVII. 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