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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-10-26, Page 3`Apytirnegod1411 ... Wf14,0 's Bi'eiui 2$044.00,04 Droivn-White t FOR ;100 o De11v Egm001111 ' classify nett; .pa vi 044 NO SM01I(E, NO ODOUR • NI%ATI N& Q/L Walden & Broadfoot Phone 527-122e — Seat p 21 YEARS OLD' When you turn 21 you are nb longer. C•avered -by your parents' Hospital Insurance. You must take out individual membership within 30 1 days. Get your ap- plication -form at a bank, a hospital, or the Commission, NEW JOB? To keep insured fol- low the instructions on the Hospital In- surance "Certificate of Payment—Form 104." that your present "employer is required to give you on leaving. NEWLY WED? The"family" Hospital Insurance premium ,must now be paid to cover husband and wife. Notify your "group" without de- Ieryerr--if you both pay premiums direct, no- -tify the Commission. tui York ONARIO HOSPflAL; INSURANCE Plan . . Ontario Hospital Services Commission,, Toronto 7, Ontario. `iso 10. and Mr0 anti Or. and arlcet,.atterxded e• o''.. --., atCh Bartrie, on I 'h yt. Mir. Ggrant 'Pe . ren frieoral• frank ., .wwma villa. spent 'Che weed, end ',wi parents Mr,. ancl' Ws,. • GIenn, }. `- Mk, • Bar"ker.,Terand "Kai; anent Friday at the plow ing match. ; • Terry and Warren Elligsen ate spending a .couple of days withtheir' grandmother, Mrs. Mabel, Higgerson while their parents. are at -'-the plowing match at, Barrie. • , , .. Mr. and Mrs, Norman 410, field ` d as their guests; on Sunda aii'.d Mrs• ipgus °Barri- net ., x,,awr' nce n ".. Mrs: Uiea Jeffery, Mirk: u Resod( and all at, tended Zion i 1Vix.,;an ,+ 'T GlOin per 'lad tithe °�sts on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. George Pepper and Mr and Mrs. D.alton,Bal, four StraVerd anti all attend, ed' Aariiiversary Services at Zion, . y took in the p1onwingrm match in Barrie on Saturday. �. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Gordon and Barry, Seaforth, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keyes, Grand Bend, Mr. Keith Malcolm, rsswLin lV,[asli>n, London, Miss ayle- Boughtflour, Mitchell. were guests 'Of Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Malcolm and Bruce on Sunday end attended Zion An- niversary. ...,....rte...-, ALL TYPES INSURANCE Donald G.' Eaton Office In Masonic Block Main Street Phone- 527.1610 Seaforth dear• �,.0 's isle at the, lowing .match., , • • liar.14r Rod►,• }Iarrb, Strbtiurd, 1'v 's,` 1 ea1Ie Moore with M . and Mrs, Lloyds Balr- ker pan- Sda^ and attended iversary Se', Urs 1 renes* Innis, t. l'aul'sit.vis ted her dalighter, Mrs. Blythe . laminin and blr. Lamnrin-i-on frritlaY. Mr; and Mrs. ohn son, Seaforth, and totally -with Mr. and .Mrs, Lawrence Bar, ker. Mar, Larry Barker, Miss Sue Remington,- Goderlch, were also guests on Sunday and •attennded Anniversary Services. News of Varna • The 441 club, the Cotton Cut ies met at the :home - 4f Mks, Bill Doi* son on Wednesday eve- nin g. Ann Hater, . *as, .chosen to be the eomanienttator for the club- exhibit • at Aehievement Day, Mrs. A. Hayter demonstra- ted malting and inserting cord- ed! bias piping and helped with the Italian hemstitch on the dresser scarf. Mrs. Dawson de- monstrated the dresser scarf with the piping inserted in the hem. The club will meet again Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Turner;• Mr. and Mrs, Bill Consitt and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stevenson returned home after .visiting relatives at Pilot Moued, Mani- toba and attending a wedding. • The sympathy of the commun- ity is extended to the family of Russel Taylor, who passed advay at Indianapolis. Paul and Scott-Consitt are visiting with their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Barry Tay- lor while their parents are at- tending Expo. 1N'il�i�m M. Nark FUEL .ETC. Phone 527-0870 Seaforth the r r} D EVEYONE SHOULD DRI..NK AT. LEAST 3 Glasses . a ,Day MAPLE. LEAF ' • :::DAIRY Phone 527-0810 Seaforth • Dairy Products etre avaiiabie at BROWN'S SUPERTEST STATION Sundays, Holidays, Everyday -- Maple Ltd, , . Set 6 ' Teste SAL AT HURON COUNTY'S FINEST USED CAR -MARKET A number of 1967's - Fords, Chevs., Pontiacs, all models 1966 Galaxy 500 Sedan with 390 engine 2-1966 Chevrolets, V-8, power steering 1965 Mercury 2-doortlii.T. 1964 Chevrolet Imala Convertible, V-8,' pow- er equipped 1984 Mercury 2 -door hardtop, 1963 Pontiac Sedan 1962 Pontiac 2 -door II.T. DDLS PHONE 173-w" rh. ',tile, of poor Ballet Calm" A wide selection of 1965 Chevrolets, Pontiacs and Fords, sedans, hardtops, var- ious models, 8 and 8 cylinders. 1963 Chev. Belair, 6•cylinder,'power steering A wide variety of 1960 to 1962 models to choose from. • TRUCKS 2-19434 GMC One -Ton Pick Vps 1964 GMC One-Ton`Stake IlIOTORS ortmnaso NOP NI EEii ptY 11110tI NG 4W$ 1 • 'he HistgrieaJ'4404.44154#0 �i ai' Kipper East -WI was,heldd- -at the home of Mrs, Grant Mao. Mean with eo-hhostees .. Mrs, Ovaries. •Eyre The president opened, the meeting witty 's.a Nein "When Grandma ' made her -.soap". Roll call Was fnia- were& by giving the model of your first 'car. A song "Grand- pmwrea9rean,d read." Ebany athhsecmneuar1yets urs,, _Ames Drutpmond rind - ,i ;1 Business of . the meeting • w.as dealt with. The •treasurer Fern Alderdice i'eportedi,a xie'w meinber, 'Mrs.• Hiltz, who was welcomed and presented with her pin and, handiboek,� .. : Mrs. Robert Kinsman, chaired the meeting for the 'pr,Qgram.. She read a poem, "When Wath,.. er papered the parlour". flits. William Kyle gave a splendid motto prepared by. Mts,.. Rob- ert Siniapson, "In youth ,.we learn, in age we understand". Mrs. Grant 1VIaeLean conduct- ed a centennial bingo and ,g1so. a song "Threw -out the window" Mrs. James Drummond gave the topic, "Domestic -life—,Past and Present". Wedding photos of the members were on dis- play. • Mrs.. Vern Alderdice gave the history ;of Prince Edward Is- land.- -Mrs. Alex McGregor re- ported for the next meeting and' Mrs. William Cardwell gave courtesy remarks. A contest was conducted by Mrs. William Gibson and lunch was served by the hostessess and commit- tee, Mrs. Ken McKay, Mrs . Alex McGregor, Mrs. Grant McLean and Mrs. June Cooper. MOIR — WALL A lovely autumn wedding took place in Teeswater'United Church, . when Beverley. Jean Wall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morley Wall, Holyrood and Har- ry Moir, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Moir, Hensall, exchang- ed marriage vows before thg Rev. Mr, Downing, in a double ring ceremony. 'Mrs. Kay smith, Teeswater, was organist and soloist was Miss Janet White- head, Teeswater, cqusin of the bride. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a formal wedding gown of peau de soie, with lace trim and long lily - point sleeves, Her train, trim- med with lace, fell softly from her shoulders. He veil was of nylon tulle, caught- by a head- piece of crown jewels. - She car- ried a cascade of yellow rose buds and green ivy. • Miss Jean Doupe of London, wa,5Anatron of honor, She wore moss green peau de soie, with matching headpiece. The brides- maids, Misses Elda and Doris Wail, London, Miss Lois Wall, Holyrood, sisters of the bride were gowned identical to the maid of honor. Flower girl, Miss l.indra Wall, sister of the bride, 'wore, white peau de 'sole with green sash and bow with match- ing headpiece, She carried a basket of yellow and bronze mums. Bruce Moir, Hensall, was his brother's groomsman, llobert Moir, Hensall, brother of the groom and Robert Wall, Holy - rood, brother of the bride, ush- ered guests. - For the reception in the church parlours, the bride's mother received in a gold -two- pfece ensemble of crimp knit with brown accessories, and cor- sage of yellow mums. The groom's mother wore a 'burgan- dy crepe dress with lace trim, matching hat, and corsage of . KIPPEN CLUB MEETS Sleeping Beauties met at the Hensall Legion Hall; The, roll call, "Any rearrange- ment' made in ray ,bedroom" was answered by ten girls. Mar- ilyn Durst read the minutes and Lynn Alderdice was elect- ed new secretary. The leaders showed how,to make blind hem stitching, ,how to put corded piping around) a corner and how to gather. white mums. For travelling, the bride chose a three -Apiece suit, beige and brown with matching accessories and corsage of yellow mums. The couple will reside in -Hensan K•tamen--Cku /net at the Kea/ H'A er Restatt anti, Pre,sxded over by president•Bob Caldwell, Theyannuai I'1'allowe'e . Parade and party, Wilk not be -hosted) i y the I insn Club. this year; but free skating 'will be provided for all on Hallowe'- en night. Arnold Circle - .: President , Mrs. Robert Bell opened the October. meetingof the Arnold Circle of Carmel Presbyterian Church; .M'onday eveningwith a pocnr "Too -WI- ed to Pray", Worship period was conducted WW1's. Stewart Bell and Mrs._V�a R.'nstone,•their topic "Thanksgiving" Itch call by ten mens rs .was answe d by ,.;;ane thing we are thankful for"; also .in respon¢,e to . the roll call each.. member brought an article- to be donated to the Sunday! School. Lunch was served by hostesses Mrs. Stewart Bell and Mrs. John Skea. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard, Noakes and family are attending Expo. Good Turn pays Last.. Saturday , afternoon . a band of girls in blue and brown uniforms descended on 66 homes of Hensall residents to perform a Good' Turn. Although they found only half of these people home. or ready with a job, they cheerfully washed windows, swept sidewalks, raked leaves and ran errands to a total of forty tasks. Favourable com- ments -by those helped indicate that the girls did their work well. Good Turn Day s a Cen- tennial project ' of ow ies, .Guides 'and' Rangers acr Can- ada. Incidently the girls report - that doing a free Good Turn is difficult since many well meaning people tried to impress a reward on. them. Miss Sylvia Henderson left Sunday for Toronto where she has been transferred. The staff. of the Bank of Montreal here where she was on staff, pre- sented her with a gift prior to leaving. Sylvia expects to take a course in Art at the Ontario College of Art • Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Page and David of Burlington, were week-, end guests with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Horton. - Mrs. William Kyle, Mr, and, Mrs. Harold Caldiwell,• Jamie and Todds spent Thanksgiving uwith LAC and Mrs. Jim Bozzato and Dana, at Mont Apica, CFE Quebec. Mr. and. Mrs._ Laird Mickle attended the funeral'of the late Rev. Charles E. Daniel in Inger- soll last Wednesday. Mr. Daniel was former minister of Hensall- United Church. Chiselhurst UCW met in the church. school room with fif- teen members present, Mrs. R. Taylor, Jr., opened with a poem. The •theme song and prayer followed. Mrs. William Brint- nell was in charge' of the Thanks- giving worship service. Mrs. Al- vin Cole offered prayer. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lindsay and family of Bridgeport, were weekend visitors . with Mrs. John Henderson and family. Mrs. T. Brintnell "and Mrs. Taylor attended the workshop held in Hensall United Church. Mrs. Russell Brock contribut- a popm. Mrs. 11. Currie introduc- Remember! It takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in ,,,ocket. To advertise, just Dial Seaforth 527-0240. ATTENTION FARMERS if you: have an orchard or wild apple frees on your farm and will not be picking the apples you can give our Scout Troop a big boost by donating the apples to us. Please Phone David 'Schenck at 527-1115 For Further Details °TQWNSHIP of HILLETT Court of Revision, • - 1968 Assessment Roll A Court of Revision on the 1968 Assess- ment Roll Mr Hullbtt Township will hold the first s'it'ting on November 6, 1967, at 3:00 o'clock p.m., at the %ondesboro Community Hall. • Complaints 'to the Court of Revision must be sent to the Clerk of the Municipality at least ten days prior to the date of the first sitting of the court. Clerk -Treasurer, CLARE VINCENT, Box 293, Londesboro, Ont. edi ..the• new #bite study l?,eo. "Rano troll pf the ]3x416"i._ tali: Q. the first part On thepprepti The 4g1'keniture and Cana:' fnan Inditletriee; meeting ,0>a Ten; sail Wopxen's Ingitute wan 7404 in 'the lAgion Ifalt, Iier>Rsa11, on Wednesday' evenin. Program' ,conveners were .Airs, Glarence:l Reid and Mrs. Maude Hedden and Mrs. R. As. Orrpreside&• A vocal solo •`1Bless was rendered by Mrs .Car% Pay. Ile, accompanied by Miss -Greta Vie• . ,-.,„ . • Readings 'wgre 'given ►y Nis, Elizabeth Riley, the motto "On Agriculture" by:•Mrs. 'Tack Cor - bat... Mrs. James McAlliat'e' commented on.•.the trip: ethic she and her husband completer) through oche..:mtesterzi :lirevinces. to BA . espieeially. inelltioning agriculture and harvesting on• a broad scale:., President Mrs. V. M. Pyette chaired the opening exercises and the 'business session. Mrs. R. A. Orr reported on the Coun- ty rally at Crediton. Bolt call was answered by naming an ht- dustry of Hensel. which has flourished in the- t 109 years. A contribution was made to the CNIB and members were assigned for assisting in can- vassirig the town. Mrs. Payne reported on the sale of ,.,the Centennial History brochures of Hensall. The hostessess, •Mrs. Annie Reid and Mrs. Harry Hor- ton and their assistants served a cup of tea. INSURANCE WIND TORNADO CYCLONE JAMES F. KEYS Phone 527-0467 Seaforth Representing `he Western Farmer's Weather Insurance Mutual Co., Woodstock, Ont. IMA Maytag 'Kelvinator Admiral Electrohome Sales with Service Maytag Washers and Dryers, 3 years parts, labour service - Bob's TV and Appliances 129 Qntario St., Stratford - f Phone 271-6433 127 Queen St., St. Marys Phone 284-2290 Bob Weeks, Prop. "Bob's TV Since '53" 1n -the' -Tow o • Ott it :00 a.m. r. r. a1 ). a 1'r' p'!• L.; SUNDAY will be on Standard Time DOWN GETS YOU Buy a Bond at Bank of Montreal rw Canada Savings Bonds 1967/6$_ Series.. Buy yours now for cash or by instalments. _ Only 5%o down — balance in easy payments over a year. Now available at all branches. Bank of MontreaI Canada's First Bank, We are buyers of RITE and �,' FANS RN We also are in the market for OATS and BARLEY that will make seed Give us a Call before- you sell For high -est prices paid contact W. G. THOMPSON & SONS Limited Phone 262-2527 ~_ HENSALL •