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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-10-19, Page 8lituR. ON EXPOSITOR, SISAFORTH,t ONT.,. AC '. 19, 1961 'baitk you HW ROAN. Your support, as always, is deeply appreciated. Charlie MacNaughton ANNOUNCING the appointment of Mr. Russell T. Bolton Mr. Andrew C. Turnbull as, our Sub -Agents for the sale of CANADA SAVINGS BONDS NESBITT, THOMPSON AND COMPANY, LIMITED P. F. Carey - Goderich • 1966 PONTIAC PARISIENNE '8' 4 -door Hardtop,, A.T., P.S., P.B. & R. - 654-944 1966 CHEV. BELAIRE `8' SEDAN A.T., Radio - Lie. E9.1652 1966 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR '8' A.T., P.S., and P.B. - Lic. E90-471 1965 PONTIAC SEDAN". A.T. and R. - Li4. E90-232 1964 CHEV. BELAIRE '8' SEDAN A.T. and R. - Lic. E81-957 1963 CHEV. COACH A.T. - Lic. E92-699 1963 OLDS. SEDAN A.T., P.S., P.B. and Qr Lic, 890.652 1962 CHEV. SEDAN A.T. - Lic. E92436 1962' FORD GALAXIE SEDAN A.T',. - Lic. E90-734 TO CLEAR - Several '67 Chev. Sedans and • One Cltevellle '8' Convertible SALE on NOW of UNIROYAL WINTERIDE Snow Tires at SEAFOITH. MOTORS Phone 5274150 Seaforth Lot Open •Evenings to 9:00 p.m.. • 4 NEWS OF DUBLIN 9 W.1. HIS C�Ii tennial Tea Mrs. John Burchill of RR 2, Dublin, was hostess for a; Cin tennial Tea and display oS' an- tique articles, held under the auspices of- the Dublin Women's Institute. • Guests were welcomed in the afternoon by the vice-president Mrs. Herbert Britton and in the evening by the president Mrs. Thomas Butters. Mrs. Burchill had assembled a large display of antique ar- ticles, including old glass, sil- ver, china, books, reeords• . and household furnishings of all kinds. Among these were wood- en pegs used for tightening - rope springs; also on display were a collection of old bells and a broad •axe, used in the building of the barn on the Burchill Centennial farm. Conducted by Mrs. Burchill, Mrs. D. A. Gray of Mitchell, and obher members of the Institute all in Centennial cottume, guests were taken on a tour of the house, where the items were on display. They were then seated for tea, which fea- tured home-made bread and jams. Tables were set with old china and glass and oil , lamp's were used as part of their decoration. Small centennial favours' had been made by the hostess for each guest. Those serving tea were: Mrs. R. S. Aikens, Mrs. Harold Peth- ick, Mrs. Charles 'Friend, Mrs. Wm. Smith, Mrs. Roy Burchill, Mrs. Herbert Britton, Mrs. Jos- eph Dorsey, Mrs.- Thomas But- ters and Mrs. Lloyd Humphreys. St. Marys' Guild Miss Judith Friend, ,who has recently returned from Bella Bella Island, British Columbia, was guest speaker at a meet- ing of St. Marys' Anglican Guild, Dublin, held at the home of her parents, Mr. and , . Mrs. Charles Friend. Miss Friend showed slides and told of her year's work as a nurse on the staff of the Un- ited. Church sponsored, govern- ment administered hospital on Bella Bella Island, off the coast of British • Columbia. The hos- pital _ • cares for all medical needs of the island population, and as well, staff members vis- it several close by mainland villages, travelling by either the hospital boat or by aero- plane. Slides taken of the .beautiful scenery from land, (I)oat or plane, and very descrip- tive antidotes of her work, of the people at the hospital;' both patients and staff, gave the viewer a vivid picture of life at Bella Bella. Particularly dra- matic were, views' of the fire which destroyed' the church --sit- uated not far from the hospital. Miss Friend also s ,wed slides taken on a holida �' t Hawaiian Islands. ' er to Honolulu, a group of rented a ear and toured main island of Hawaii. In raid -October, Miss Friend reports to Ottawa, where she will be briefed on her posting to India as a nurse with the Canadian University Services Overseas. Present plans call for a two-year stay in India while with CUSO. Prior to the showing of the slides, the Guild president, Mrs. William Smith conducted a short business meeting.. The Dublin PTA met in the Dublin Separate School with Mr. Ferguson presiding. Offic- ers elected were first vice-presi- dent, Tony Loomans; secretary, Mrs° James Delaney; treasurer, Mrs. Hans Vonk; program, Mrs. Fergus Stapleton, Mrs. Joe Del- aney and Mrs. Lou Rowland. The teachers for the coming year were 'introduced to the members. Mr. • and Mrs. Albert Kraniers have' left to spend three weeks in Holland. Mr. and Mrs. John Cleary and family, Weston, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Bern and Joe, Toronto, with Mrs. Fran1>: Tana. Mr. Basil Byrne and Jack; of Dearborn, Mich., With Miss Mon- ica Byrne and attended the fun- eral of the- late Mrs. William Stapleton. Mrs.. Lew Mathews, Detroit, with Mrs. Michael Nagle. / Mr. and Mrs. Tom Butte spent the weekend in South Bend, Indianna. Mr. Leo, Gleason, London, with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Smith. Mr. and MrsaAlfred MacDou- gall and family, London, with Mrs. Joseph Jordan. Mr. and Mrs. George Coville in Brooklyn, New York. Miss Margaret Culliton "of Stratford, with Mr. and Mrs. Dan. (-•'•Rourke., Mrs. Elizabeth Crawley and Dorothy, Stratford, with kr. and Mrs. Walter Carpenter. Mr. andi..Mrs. Harvey Dantzer and Victor,.Miss -Paulette King, Windsor, Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Dantzer, London; 'with -Mr. and Mrs. John Nagle. - Sister Stephanie, Ursuline Convent, Wallaeeburg, with Mr. and Mrs. John Flynrn and rela- tives. Mr. and Mrs.- Charlie Price, Stratford, with , Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shea. Mr. and Mrs.' Glenn Hilde- brandt, Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. John Fawcett, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Batson and Carol, Mr. Con Hol land, London, Mrs. Granit Bail- ey, East Detroit, with Mrs. John Holland. Mr. and Mrs. John Krauskopf and family, Gananoque, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Costello and fam- ily, Westbrook, Mr. and • Mrs. Danny Costello and family, Kit- chener, with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Costello. .Mr. Edward Holland and ,)av- id, Scarborough, with Mr. George Holland, Mrs. Holland is a pat- ient in Seaforth Community Hos- pital. �. Mr. and Mrs. Harold ".Snuck and Carol Ann ' of Kitchener, with Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Staple- ton. Mr. 'Jerry Murray, Ottawa, with Mrs. John E. Murray. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Maloney in Startford with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Maloney. Mr. and; Mrs: Charles Friend and daughters at Lion's Head. Mr. and Mrs. George Coville spent Thanksgiving weekend in New York. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Wil- New:s MM. 'Margaret Ingram, Hen sail, was appointed, Hensall 11b, rarian 'at "a Meeting of the board Tuesday. She . succeeds Mrs. Hilliard Lawrence who has , resigned. Thoi Autumn Thankoffering of UCW .of Hensal1 United Church, was held in Fellows lip Hall . Thursday aftern il. The devotional on the parable of "The Good Samaritan," was given r07) Mrs. Elizabeth Riley. Mrs. lames McAllister presided and opened with invobation. A film was presented by Rev. H. 'Currie on the refugees- in the world and showing how the churches are helping.- Miss M. Ellis favoured with a reading on the M. and M. Roll call proved most interesting by naming something we are thank- ful for. Mrs. McAllister report- ed on the workshop recently held in Hensel' United Church and of the available material which could be used for pro- gramming including films. The general meeting is scheduled for October 23rd with unit four in charge. Mrs. E. Geiger of London will be guest speaker. The -report on visitations dis- closed 88 calls made. Mrs. Jar- vis Horton and her assistants were in charge of the social hour. Hostess was Mrs. J. Ker- guson. Mr. Sim Roobol, a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital,` London, underwent surgery last Thurs- day. .The Ladies' Aid of Carmel Presbyterian Church were Pleas- ed with the 'success of their Centennial' Turkey Supper on Thursday. Many attended from Hensall and surrounding com- munities. The project was con- vened by Mrs. Clarence 'Vol - 1 t a t g a V M M S iam R. Flanagan and attending he Van Bakel-Flanagan wed- ding were: Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Taylor, Stratford; Mr. and Mrs. John Morley, Stratford.; Mr. and Mrs. Pat Bannon and Mr. and Mrs. Pat Carty, Stratford; Mr. nd Mrs. Arnold Muelly, Hamil- on; Mr. and Mrs. tom Showlin- London;' Mr. and Mrs. Tom Carty, Guelph; Mr. Tom Flana- an, St. Agatha; Mr. and Mrs. Charles'. Strub; Mr. and. Mrs. Charles McFvey,'•Kitehener; Mr. nd. Mrs. C. DeCorte, Seaforth; Mr. and Mrs. Herman VanBakel, Kinghora; Mr. and Mrs. Martin anBakel, Kitchener; Mr. and rs. Harry VanBakel, London; r. and Mrs. Tihnan Joorhen, trathroy; Mr. J. Willems, Sea - forth. 49 IMPROVE YOUR HERD! DAUGHTER PROVEN DAIRY SIRES Rated for ability to transmit • Milk productign ./ Proven For Beef Body type I "CEI TIFIED Test / MEAT SIRES • -Steer_sons testecLfor gaining ability 'and cutout WATERLOO CATTLE BREEDING ASS'N Calling hours weekdays till 9:30 A.M. For Sunday service phone Saturday 6 - 8 P.M. ATTENTION FARMERS SEE Harristion Fertilizers Ltd.. FOR GALREA: CORN SILAGE ADDITIVE FOR BEEF CATTLE 1. Increases. crude protein equivalent 'and calcium level. 2. Improves fermentation and keeping qualities. • 'SILREA: FOR DAIRY CATTLE 1. Increases crude protein equivalent. 2. More economical milk 'production. • LOCATION OF PLANT Half way between Clinton and Seaforth on Highway No. 8 , Phone 482-9133 RR 4, Clinton, Ont. t1 � t ,Cera t;nt - uc - Hensall and- ,Are. land. • Thanksgivin . *asitors 'With M>y. and; Mrs. , A. Orr on Sun. day: Were Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Orr, C iesley; Mr, and Mrs, James L-Qrr .ands #atnily, eredl- Jon; Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Orr, also visited with Mr , and -Mrs, ,lames -E. Orr r of Hyde Park. A car load; of members from Henson WI attend'edi a dessert euchre as guests of Seaforth WI, Tuesday evening and re- ported a most enjoyable eve- ning. A penny sale was a high- light of the_ evening. Mr. and Mrs. Laird Miekle. spent _last Thursd!a' in.Udtge- town, guests of Mr and Mrs. George Mickle. Robert Munn, Toronto Univer- sity, Mr.' and Mrs. John Jacobi, Miss Joyce Munn, London, spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Beat- rite eatrice Munn and Mr. and Mrs. 'Tom' Drover. Mr. and '.11,[rs. Robert Brown, •Detroit, Mich., ' Mrs. Marguerite Ulch, Windsor, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Little, Hensall, spent . the holiday weekend in Muskoka. Mr. Charles • Miakle, I•iamil= ton, Robert and Miss Ann Miokle UWO, London, spent 11'hanks- giving weekend withtheir par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Orr visited Monday with Mr. and Mrs. James E. Orr, Hyde Park. - Rev. Charles D. -Daniel, 72, of Ingersoll, former minister of Hensall and Chiselhurst United Churches,'passed away Sunday at Alexandra .Hospital, Inger- soll: Surviving are his wife, the former Etheiwyn Switzer, daughters, Mrs. George (Ethe- lym) Spears, Brantford; • Mrs. Maurice (Ruth) Kelly, Ottawa. ' Funeral .services were held on Wednesday, October 1lth, frpnn Trinity United Church, Ingersoll. Mrs. Fred Brock 'is visiting her sister, Mrs. Barbara Bed- ford, Sebringville, for . a few days. Mr: and Mrs. Harry Jacobi and 'family, Guelph, were Thanks - 'giving visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Jacobi: David Brock of Guelph `Uni- versity, spent Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brock. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith and., Jerry of Hensall; Mr. and Mrs. George Armstrong and Gail, -ode: Thick -SSA • rem Young„ Toronto;. spea}t Thanks. gl-ving with Mr. and Mrs, John :Wade `pf Wallaeeburg, Mr.. and Mrs. Doo; Rigf 7!yy Blenheim, Mr, and Mrs. .Terry r ertb and, Teresa, St. Thouaas, spent' Thankagiving with :Mr, and Mrs. Harry Snell. Anytime and ilVtisi time Seal Test 31ilk and Cream v . ,gal. Roma 620' 1/4 2%a 50c 1 t. Homo, 42e, • -1 gt. 11aif and Haif 74e r Cream at current prices' FINNIG" `` Rgmenchilikf Classified ads -pay dividend,, True Cliequing. personalized got re True Savin passbook goes here The new True' way to bank Here it is! Everything you need for your conte. bination of True Chequing and True Savings accounts in a neat complimentary wallet. Including personalized cheques. This 'new True way keeps your True Ciequing account separate from True Savings. You leave enough in a True Ohequing Account td pay your . bills. You put the rest into 41/2% True Savings,- „ (If you already have a 3% Savings Account, you can convert it to True Savings.) See howthis simplifies your money planning. Comb. in and ask about the'new True way to bank - and get your new True-blue wallet free. Bank of Monrreal Canada's First Bank Hensel' Branch: VICTOR PYETTE. Mgr. Brucefield (Sub -Agency):- - Qpent Monday, Wednesday. & Friday Supplementary Heat At Its Best AIR KIN FORCED AIR - BASEBOARD .HEATER • Thermostat temperature •control: • 'Two H. D. heating elements. C0-01' $20.99 • Heater fan evenly distributes heat. SALE each PRICE MEN'S Al/Leather GLOVES , REGULAR $2.95 each 'CO-OP SALE 1.59 pair A comfortable, warm, superb quality glove. Tanned cowhide. Double stitched. Lined. OF DE CLEAR GRAIN Includes: -�' Side Perches, ' Rust Resistant Brass Chain co -o. Deluxe BIRD PRICE "So "Easy to' Keep Clean~ HIGR CHAIR FEED $5.99 ER 6 CO-OP SALE $'1.49 „ea Regular Value $2.95 each '• Amazing new 3 position tray Seat, tray and . foot rest are made of unbreakable, washable vinyl. Popular. tangerine colour. REGULAR VALUE $12.98 • • OTHER .ITEMS OFYVALUE AT YOUR CO-OP STORE Regular CO-OP Value SALE PRICE TEAPOT 6 cup dripless spout, each . $1.69 $1.29 `LEATHER PALM GLOVES pair , . . , ALUMINUM 'COMBINATION WINDOWS Size up to 60" (Width•-phis•_height of opening) . 60-1/8" to 80" „ „ 80-1/8" to 100" 100-1/8" to 110" 11 SCREWDRIVER 5 ifl one If $3.05 -, $1.99 $14.10 $12.59 If r, . . $15.95 $14.29 $16.95 $15.79 $19.75 $17.49 2 genuine Philips and 2 genuine Robertson bits, 1 slot bit 2 98- $2.39 ROTARY HOG FEEDER 11 bu. capacity, each . . $3495 • $29.99 TUB ENCLOSURE Fits 31/2' to 5' opening, each . /$5999` $49.99 , 6FT. ALUMINUM STEP LADDER, each ! • . $1495 $11.49 r► rr rr .• • • LOOK FOR OUTSTANDING SPECIALS IN THE CO-OP SALE CATALOGUE d • 'Registered Trade Mark Book Your Orders for Beef and Dairy Supplements for Your Fall and Winter Needs.' $5:00 per - toil Discount SEAFORTH FARMERS Seaforth - P!ione ...527-0770 • • •