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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-09-14, Page 8$ TH HU EXPOS11rOR, $EAFOR II H,..O.NTTSEPT 1441.967 N WS 4E BRO»HAGEN onor In cooperation with the The stores are requested to close Friday afternoon, Sept. 22 from' titan. till 4 p.m. To allow staffs to attend the fair 0 0 OPEN, 'TIL 9:00 P.M. ❑ ❑ Thanking you for your kind co-operation MERCHANTS' .'COMMITTEE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS: Dial 627=0240 o a • roa Hagen, { A shower "was` 'held Vi.id`air evening at . the. l3rpdhagen Cora- munity Hall dor • Mr.and Mrs. Gary Josling (Dianne Connelly). The address Was written and read by Clare French. Law- rence Barker ' presented, the- newly henewly married couple with a gift, of money. Wilfred. Fink's orchestra supplied the mifsiiE for dancing. .. Mrs. Lora Minimum, Elmira, spelt the weekend with_ her sister, Mrs. Dalton Hinz and Mr. Hinz- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Faulhafer and Betty visited at the same home. Mr. and Mrs. John Mueller and Ruthann, Hamilton, spent the weekend with Mrs. August Hillebrecht. Rev. and 'Mrs. Calvin Diegel and family, Brantford, Mr. and Mrs. Don McLaughlin and fam- ily, Stratford and Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Scliwindt . visited- Sunday with Mr. • Wm. DiegeL Mr. and Mrs. August Scher- barth accompanied Mr. and Mrs Harold Elligsen - and David to Kitchener on Sundey and they visited with Rev. and; Mrs..Cal- vin Gilck and girls. Mr. Ford Dickison and Glen- da lenda returned home Sunday after spending a few days at Expo. Mr: and Mrs, Lloyd Hendricks and family, Mr. and Mrs. Laird Hendricks and family and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hendricks and family, Dashwood and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pfeifer, RR 1, West Monkton, were guests of Mr.., and Mrs. Lloyd. Pfeifer on , and we'll: be there to meet our many, friends with an outstanding exhibition of modern farm machinery. 0 0 We will look ,forward' 'to. seeing you at SEAFORTH FALL FAIR FRIDAY, • SEPTEMBER. .22nd o McGAVIN FARM EQUIPMENT COME AND SEE US at the SEAFORTH FALL FAIR Thursday Night and Friday September 21st' and 22nd You will have a 'Chance of winning valuable prizes at the Expositbr -booth Commercial Printing Wedding Stationery • Office Equipment Typewriters ' and Adding Machines,• See Our Top Showing of Christmas Cards Ie. fr5% t"iw:M gliVat E1 illt;A ern'g Sunday. ° Me. and Mrs, Dalton Hinz left for Expo on Tilesclay by train. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Deonhardt visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Matheisu, Tanis tock. Mr. and Mrs, Roberi •Gill rt and Douglas visited with'iis grandmother, Mrs. Anna Schneider at West Lorne on. Sunday. Mrs. August 'Hille'breoht ac- companied, . Mr. and Mrs. I.es Weiterson, Bornholm and Mrs; Lena Weiterson to visit rela- tives at Port Elgin on Friday.. Gary Sholdice -accompanied Royce Riehl and his Country Cousins to Cookstown, Friday night where they took part in the Old Time Orchestra con- test. They won first prize. Mr. `and Mrs. Michael Connel- ly, Sebringville, visited 'Friday evening ° wiwth Mr.` and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe. Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe `visited on Saturday in London with their son, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wolfe, Steven and Jap= ice. Shirley Trentowsky, Montreal is spending a week here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adolf. Trentowsky. Larry Kistner, son. of Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Kistner and Rich- NEWS OF HENSALL Gt.f .! ,O,j';yl*'6': and Zeonhardt, son. oV Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Le4iihardt", have .begun their. Wit '-;Year- at Wat- erloo Lutheran University. Cher: yl Bennewies, • daughter of_ 4r and Mrs. 'Normals" Benne w'ies has begun her • 'second t'ea't' 'there too. They are graduates of Mitchell District Nigh: School. 'Mary Beuerman, daughter .of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Heuer -- man, ,begun. her first year at. Guelph OAC.."She . a graduate of Seaforth' District high School. ' Jane- hock, ..daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rock returned to her • home Sunday, after working at the Ontario Pavil- ion Expo for the stilinmer. She begins• her fourth year at' Wat- erloo Lutheran ;Uni'versity' and is also a graduate of •MDITS. • Students attending lV,iitcheii District High•:SChi>el frons here are Robert and Wendy Trutter, Audrey Hodgert, ,Douglas Vock, Phyllis and Wayne Ahrens, Don- na Pushelberg, Donna Leon- hardt, Linda Miller, John Bei - mer, Maynard, Bonnie and Merle Hoegy, Robert Kistner and David," • Doug and Karen Leonhardt. „ - Jean and June Pushelbery and Shirley ,,. Vock are attending, Stratford Vocational School. Barbara- Hoegy is attending. Stratford Teachers' College. Amber Lodge Names Offkcei s' for Year The regular meeting of Anm- •ber Rebekah Lodge held Wed- nesday evening, Sept. 7th, was presided over by Noble. Grand Mrs. - Lindsay Eyre, The new slate of officers for 1967-68 will be: Noble -Grand, Mrs. John Cor- bett; vice -grand, Mrs. Earl Campbell; financial secretary, Mrs. Bertha McGregor; record- ing. secretary, ' Mrs... Leona Parke; .treasurer, ,Mrs. Ed Cor- bett. A letter was read stating that the District Deputy 'President, Mr�rs Marjorie Broadfoot of Brucefield, with her installing staff of Clinton Huronic Lodge will install the incoming officers October 4th. Members were pleased to • learn that heir -cen- tennial float which was enter- ed• in both` the spring horse show and Frontier Day shoal won first and second. prizes. Meeting closed with a pot- luck lunch and social hour. Unit four meeting' of the au- tumn season convened on Thurs• day in Hensall,• -United Church with an attendance of 27. Mrs. Earl Rowe presided 'arid opened :with invocation. The . devotional . was given by Mrs. W. Weeks who used the 23rd satin, emphasizing that this Ps'alm.was written by Dav- id slid that we live in the same universe as he did. - Mrs. C. Christie reported on her pleasant spiritual -exper- • ience as a delegate to Alma Col- lege for four -days in August. The heme of the school being "Called by God and his pur- pose for me". Paul was called, our hope in modern life is to keep reaching higher,, money raising should never develop into being a burden. Mrs: Chris- tie graciously thanked the unit for sponsoring her. The study book was present- ed by Mrs. J. Flynn "On the church and the arts", In the sixth century Pope Gregory the great, advocated the arts as teaching aids 'believing that painting could do for the illi terate what writing does for those who can read. Singing can 'lift the heart: An Etude was played on the piano by Miss Greta Lamr ie• and it was:. great- ly enjoyed. The general meeting will be held on October 23rd when Mrs. E. Geiger of London, formerly of Hensall, will be guest speak- er, unit four will be in charge of the meeting. • A workshop will be held in the United Church here on Oct. 2nd from 10 to 4 o'clock when Miss Marjorie Smith of Toron- to will be the speaker. The Since. 869>:aetying'the GOnuritut ty First Phone 7-02 _.gip' ` Seaforth theme "Self Determination". Mrs.. Grace' Harpole was,'clog; for the meeting which clog; ed with a social hour. • Rally Day will be observed in Hensall United Church Sunday morning. A ,combined service `of the morning congregation and Sunday . School will be held at 11 a.m. Sunday School children will accompany their parents to the church. The Hi -C will ded- icate new flags to the church. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Merritt, St. Thomas, were weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Payne and Wayne. . Mr. and . Mrs. Jini Hyde of Hensall and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shaddick of London, attended Expo this week. Mr.,, and Mrs. Keith Lindsay, Pamela, Sheila and Kevin • of Hamilton were weekend visit- ors with Mrs. John Henderson and family. • Miss Sylvia Headerson who is n the staff of Bank of Montrea • patient in Clin- ton Public Hospital, having been. admitted last Wednesday. FUNERAL ELMGRE KEYS Mr. Elmore Keys, 66, •of Ex- eter, formerly of this district, was killed Thursday morning, Sept. ,7th, during a heavy fog, a mile and a quarter west 4f Hensall, ,on 84 Highway, when his 'car was 'in collision with a bakery truck from Zurich, driv- en by Tony Bedard, ,24, of Zur- ith, at the intersection. Tony Bedard was admitted to South Huron Hospital with lacerations and bruises and later released. Police said Mr. Bedard was driving west 'on 84 Highway when his truek hit the Keys' car -as it was crossing 'the High- way on concession 2, Hay Town- ship. Police had to wait for hydro crews to -shut off power -before the -;;body -.could ise re moved from the wreckage. Surviving are his wife, the former Florence Thomson, two sons, Gerald, New. Brunswick, Grant, Toronto; brothers, Sher- lock, Varna, Ruskin, -Kitchener, Wilber, Seaforth, Stewart, Or- illia. Public funeral services, largely attended Were held from Hopper -Hockey funeral home, .Exeter, Sunday, at 2 p.m., con- ducted by Rev. Ivor Bodenham. Burial was in Bayfield .ceme- tery. Mrs. Keys' 'brother; Wil- liam G. Thomson of Hensall, died August 29th in a crash at "Reeve's' Corners', near Sarnia. a 1 For Enjoyable, Profitable Reading Mali This Coupon Today ! THE HURON EXPOSITOR The ONLY newspaper whose first concern is the Seaforth community. Please enter my subscription. to The Huron Expositor to start with the earliest possible issue. ,IN CANA1YA $5,00 YEARLY ELSEWHERE 55.50 -YEARLY Payment enclosed$ Send bill $ • Name 1 it,i . or Street Address ..y City and Province 11111•6640 0111106.1, 4 Zone 1' fFM .6"a' y,7 +'lk,;„, -0 Mgr.. Jolnt installation of Hensall, and Kinettgs was: held ;at tont Legion Mali, Tuesday, Sept. 5;. Govornok PPoug C'ruiks.hank of Opderich, assisted ,by past governor Mad Edgar pf Clinton Installed ,the. officers, 3467-6a officers installed for Hensall were; Kinsmen, presi- dent, Robertwell; past president, Murray Baker; first. vice-president, Wayne Reid; sec orid vice-president, Ron Ware- ing; secretary, John Baker; reg- istrar, Jim Hyde; treasurer„ Ken Chettletiirgh; directors,. Hap- old apo1d Knight„Robert Redburn, vin CaCmp ell;, bulletin• editor; John 1endersdn. Kinettes, president, Mrs. Ito- bert Caldwell; past presider}t, Mrs, Janes Hyde; vice-president Mrs.- Ron Wareing;.. searetary, Mrs. Ken Chettleburgh; ulle- tin editor, Mrs. Wm. Fuss. Legion Ladies Meet Legion Ladies' Auxiliary met Tuesday evening in the Legion Hall, to resume their meetings, with president - Mrs. Harold Campbell ,presiding. Plans were made for' a social October 28th, ,will send a bowling team to participate in 'a'••bowling tourna- ment at Wingham in Septem- ber, donated •$100 to the 'Hen; salt Branch of the Canadian Le- gion for the Legion Memorial Fund and made arrangements for their annual birthday par: ty, Odtober 5th,•to be observed with a dinner. • 'Mrs... Clarence Reid won the guessing .prize, Mrs. Wm. __ For- rester the mystery prize and Mrs. Byran Kyle the attendance prize. Bingo was' played and a pot -luck lunch served. w�wA+ 4! xxr YruJ"a5 iud� ",” ee Our Store -Wide' Falx.Week Specials »�s ,, ,:lw,: KROEHLER .4• Chesterfield Suites - -1Rockers Swivel Rockers - Bedroom Suites Special Reductions. effective from SEPT, 18 TO SEPT. 23 - See Our Stare Stock Chrome Furniture: Pole and Table tamps - Hampers Hassocks Tables VISIT OUR BOOTH FOR OUR FAIR SPECIALS ! 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