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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-10-26, Page 7• 116 r, • 44 • • • • 1 M A • ✓ 3 r w w +t' N�wsof lFn The 'Brod'liagen ' Centennial 44tefa t„et x'tcesdntt �y, with uoa Lgonihar4t the hostess•. l l'ey'en members answered the roll X11, `One thing I already( know about Scandinavia and Finland. Karen, Leont>aritt, sec, retary, reads the minp,,tes of the last meeting. The book covers have been completed, - • Pent% the discussiptt yax lety of 'breads and' aellneae were diseussedt; •a so duselissed? Were some food! et#sto>xts o€ l prtliern Enrep% sueh as SMorgasbord, a featti re of SItedisiosistaurants. and Sinerrebred frgnll Aenmarkt which are ol?eu faced san4 wishes. Rhubarb spoil.' and cabbage Something NEW has been added -Cling n The Selt:Adhesive Decorator " Vinyl So easy to use Merely cut Cling to fit Remove paper backing and press in_ place CLING is ideal for covering table tops, canisters, lamp shades, boxes of all types MANY PATTERNS TO CHOOSE FROM Including Woodgrains, Cut Glass and Clear • • • HILDEBRAND Paint and Paper 'tiEM. and MARTIN-SENOUR PAINTS Sunworthy and Walder Wallpapers See the New 1967. Patterns" Also Dealers for Celanese Carpets • r,+ Cut Up CHICKEN LEG BREAST WING Ib. 'Ib. 3 lbs. Homemade Pure Pork — Plain or Garlic SAUSAGES Ib. LEAN BEEF PATTIES 2 lbs. $1 Whyte's Tasty Bologna, by the piece 3•lbs '$1 Store Sliced Breakfast BACON • • 11/ lbs. $1 MEATY PORK, SWEET BONES • 5 lbs. $1 • Canada Packers Centennial ICE. CREAM l gal 7• Folia were Made audr sampiedl at the end' of the Meeting slxit fox - Ae itwyelnent POt '" Otew la. a .Stew -In Any Lan'; Page." Mk's Harveys Ahrens ;deegpan parried WS. Ken 2tiebFapd'Wdr ren to Expo for a' .few days Last week.. 1gr. an4 Mrs. ' Earl Bem ewies accompanied Mt, aid Mrs. Lloyd Beyezman to .Expo, last week also, Ken Ahrens; Hamilton', spent the., Weekend! with h.is., p-arents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Eihrens. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd feifer and Karl accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Clarence 'Pfeifer ;Sunday, to Dashwood, as guests ,of Mr, and Mrs. iiarold Hendricks. Mr. and, Mrs, Laird Hendricks and Nbr..and) Mrs. Lloyd Hendricks were guests too ,. Mrs. John Mueller, I,Caniilton, spent a few days with her moth- er, Mrs. August Hillebrecht last week. Mr. and -Mrs. Les Weitersen, Bornho1,z , visited with, :the latte :'s another, Mrs, Hillebrecht on Sunday.; William • Diegel - spent a couple days, with his daughter,, :fMrs. Don Me'Lauglilin, Mr. Mc- Laughlin and family, in Strat- ford last weekend. Rev. and Mrs. Calvin Diegel and family, Woodstock, visited his .father, Mr.. Diegel, earlier in the week. A bridal shower was held' Saturday evening for Anna Bei- mers prior to .her forthcoming marriage to William Siemon at Mrs Ford Dickison's. Around forty .attended the shower: Mrs. Dickison, Mrs. Donald Brown and Mrs. Ken Elligsen were the hostesses. Gary Sholdice joined Royee Rieb•1's .Orchestra, Tuesday -eve- ning to play at the program Circle & Ranch on CKNX TV at Wingham.-•' • - • CROMARTY and Mrs. Robert Dodds were guests' at the Oliver- Dol. mine" wedding which took place in the United Church at Wintrop on Saturday. ' Mr.' and MIs. J. R. Jeffer- son visited on Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. W. A, Chessell of Stratford. - Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hulley, Beth, Billy and Cathy visited on Sunday with his mother, 1Vlrs, Ella Hulley at the home of mr:--and Mrs. George Cam- eron of Brucefield. ]Vir.. and Mrs. T. • L. Scott visited on Sunday in Ingersoll with relatives Mr. and iV4s. G. W. Daniels. Mrs. E. Moore r-eturned home with them aft- er spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Daniels. Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Allen and Mrs. rank Allen were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Allen, Moosejaw Saskatchewan, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ahier and three sons, Burlington, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Christie, Mr. Anthony Allen, Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Coleman, . Seaforth. 1Vlrs. Alex Ramsey visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ramsey and family, List- s :vel, ' Miss Dorothy Douglas of Lucknow, returned mission- ary from Formosa, was guest speaker at the Women's Mis- sionary Society thankoffering -services on-Stmday. In -her dis= course she spoke •of the dense population in ,,, Formos and her work as a teacher there. The C.G.I.T. girls assisted with the singng at the service. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gardiner on Sunday, were Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wal- ker, Mr. and.Mrs:• Hugh Cur- rie "and family, 'Dorchester, Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGhee Ken Walker, London, Mr and <.nd family and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Robert Hulley and fam- ily, Winthrop, celebrating bir- thdays,'of Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Hulley and Hugh Currie. We A e -Buying Wet Shelled R Above' Average Prices TOPNOTCH DAIRY MONTH Starts ' November 13th and Ends December 9th SAVE up to $ 12.00 per ton on Dairy & Beef feeds — Book your . orders now -- OPNOTCH` TOPNOTCH FEEIaS LIMITED Phone 5274910- Seaforth ,7p IIXPOSITOR0 SWAPO T ANOT IER MON *t0 KAS W0014 d Back To Schoor „For W.I. Workshop, k For 30 Women's Institute members of Huron County, it was back to school Monday.when. they attended a one -day workshop in Clinton conducted •by the principal curator of Tweeds- muir Histories, Mrs. R. C. Walker', St. George. The W.I. members, all curators of their local branches, were instructed in how to find material, and how to record it Left to right, Mrs. Robert Simpson, Hensall, Mrs. John E. MacLean, Seaforth, ,who is curator of South Huron Women's Institute, Mrs. Wallace Haugh, Brueefield and Mrs. Walker. (Expositor photo by Trott.) News of DUBLIN Mr. ,and Mrs. Maurice Ryan and family, with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Tozer, Davidson, Mich. Mr. and, Mrs. George Coville, Mrs. Peter Maloney and Mrs. Len Morrison spent the week- end in Brighton. Mr and Mrs. Coville were Godparents for David . .Joseph, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hagerty. Mr. Edward Holland, Scar- boro, Mrs. John Frappier, ,Mont- real, with Mr. George . E. Hol- land and relatives • Mr. Tom Feeney and son of London, with Elmer' and Louis Feeney. - - Mr. Jack • Stapleton, London, Miss Joanne Stapleton 'Kitch- ener. with Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Stapleton. Miss Judith Friend, R.N., left on Sunday for Ottawa and will leave from there in a week for India by v8ay of England, for two years. Mr. and- Mrs, George Coyne and. Miss Mary O'Connell, Mist Monica Byrne in London: Dublin Colleens Dublin Colleens met at the home of Mrs: Charles Friend. Patricia Burchill and Jeanne Ducharme demonstrated how to make : Pizza .and discussed yeast. Joanne Van Bakel made an Italian salad, Mrs, Humphrys discussed the' foods and ways of the Italian immigrants from Eastern Europe. MISS ELIZABETH WEBER - Miss Elizabeth "Weber died suddenly on Friday, October 20, t St. Joseph's Hospital; -London She resided on llarrison Avenue, London. Daughter of .,,the late Mrs and Mrs. Joseph Weber of Dublin and Seaforth, she was born and educated in Dublin. As a resident of London for man years, she was employed on e staff of Simpson and Company until recently. She was a member of St. Michael's Church, London and is ''surviv- ed by one brother, John, of Toronto; nephew, Mr.. James Weber, Hamilton; Rev. E. F. Boehler; and a niece, Mrs. Wil- ma Harrison of Toronto. Resting at the E. C. Killings - worth funeral home, 389 Bur- well St., London-, Requiem mass was held at St Michael's Church, on Monday, October 23rd, at 10 o'clock. Interment in St.- Peter's Cemetery, Lon- don. \ - UCW .. To Meet The Centre Regional .confer- ence of Huron Presbyterial Un- ited Church Women' will be held on Friday -in Moncrief Unit ited Church with Mrs. Gordon McKenzie of Seaforth presiding. Rev. Ray Mathers of Blyth, sec- retary of, the Christian Educa, tion committee for Huron Pres- byterial, will address the morn- ing session and Miss. Anne Fol - lis of the Huron Cotitity— ealth Unit will speak- in the afternoon on "Needs of the Aged in Hur- on County". STAFFA Mr. and Mrs. John Temple- man, Geraldine, Ruth and IVfary ne vbited and with Mrs. Ronald Gamble and family, Armstown, Quebec. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Parris, Mitchell visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Mil, ler and girlies and Mrs. Mary Miller. Miss Dianne Miller visited over the week end With Miss Carol Miller. Mr,- and Mrs, Robin •Day- nard, Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. Terry Day ard, Guelph, visited over the week end with Rev. and Mrs. "A:'H. Day- nard and Heather, The Springhill Settlers 4-H Homemaking lub "A World of Food in Canada". met at the home of Miss Eleanor Keinp on Friday. Roll Call was answered by 12 girls. The leaders gave notes on North- ern Euorpe and Canadian - made cheese, Lee Miller de- monstrated making pickled• eggs and' Marilyn Miller de- monstrated Cabbage rolls, FUNERAL LORNE H. TOLL Lorne Henry Toll, 69, of East Wawanosh Township, died Sun, day in Clinton Public Hospital, • He is survived by- brothers ,Ernest, Walton; Ira, Waterloo; and a sis'ter,. Miss Ruby, Tor- onto. Funeral service will be held ki 2-T'-m;-Thursda `at the Tas=' ker' memorial chapel, Blyth. Burial' will he in Blyth union cemetery. -, News of Hensall and Area The general meeting of the UCW of Hensall United Church was held Monday. Mrs. James McAllister, president, chaired themeeting and opened with reading of Ps-alm $0, verse 17, followed by a centennial pray- er The devotion was taken by Mrs, T. J. Sherritt, Miss Mattie Ellis gave a thought- provoking talk on 'Faith' and Mrs. Weeks led in prayer. Mrs- Carl Payne sang `Bless this House", accom- panied by Miss, Greta Laramie, Mrs. McAllister read a poem, "Off Again" and Mrs. George Armstrong gave an article on the meaning 'of M and M. Mrs. R. M. Peck and Mrs N. E. Cook took up the collection, Mrs. E. Rowe introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. E. Geiger of Lan- don and formerly of Hensall, Mrs. Geiger showed pictures of the Holy Land and took them from the Nile to the hills of Judea and also showed slides of Switzerland, Germany, and Scotland. She was thanked 1, Mrs, J. McAllister. ' Business of the meeting show- ed forty-two • answdi'ed the roll call and further dealt with the bale to be packed and the pay- ment of the new piano which will be dedicated the first Sun day in November, Mi's Edison Forrest reported the financial standing and Mrs, Lorne Hay for the visitation committee. Mrs. Walter Spencer reported on the budget. • Miss Sylvia Henderson, Tor- onto, spent the weekend with her. mother, Mrs. John Hender- son and family. - Mr. Sam Oesch is a patient Clinton Public Hospital where he underwent surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reid and Allan, spent the weekend ht Niagara Falls. Follow Voting Procedures Hensall Girl Guides enjoyed a change of pace at last week's meeting when they visited the Polling, centre in the Town Hall and had election .procedures ex- plained to ,them by the Deputy RetttrniAg Officer. On Saturday, 4 Golders from Huron Division met in the Un- ited .Church in Hensall for the first of a two-day training un- der the leadership of Mrs. Rob- ert Luxton, Exeter, Mrs Anita Cook and Mrs. Greta Lavender of Hensall. Mr. and Mrs, Laird' Mickle spent the weekend in Hamilton and visited Sunday with Rev. and Mrs. R. A. Brook in Acton. Mrs. • Harold Bonthron and Shelley visited Expo last week. Entertain Auxiliaries Hensall Legion Ladies' Auxil- iary entertained six Legion Branches, E,(eter, Clinton, Sea - forth, Goderich and Blyth and Hensall, to a Zone card party attended by forty. Winners for euchre were Mrs. Harold Thiel, Zurich; Mrs. Grant Bisback, Hensall; 500, Mrs. Marion Frayne, Exeter; Mrs. Evelyn Carroll, Goderich; bridge, -Mrs. Eva. Seribbins, •7- LOCAL Mr. and Mrs, Ken Doig, Mr. ind Mrs. Peter Bannon, Mr. ,,nd Mrs. Tom Young wete in Hamilton Tuesday evening at- tending the performance of White Heather Mixture Scot- tish Shobv touring North Ai.' erica, ' Mr. !arid Coutts and Mr. Jim Lee of Meringo, Saskatchewan visited At the home of Mr. and Mrr, James Coutts over the week end and with other rel- atives in the district. Mr. and Mrs. Middaugh of London., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hawley and !`.111s. C. Hawley. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew. Fair of Dundas were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Scott, Ann St. Mr. Andrew Crozier of Mc- Killop had the misfortune to break hiss leg while working at his home 'on No. 8 High way. Miss Lillian Faulkner is 'a patient in Seaforth Comm:tn- ty Hospital, Mrs. E. I: Close had the misfortune to tall and bieztic Clinton; Mrs Isabel! Kneeshaw, Goderich. Door prize was won by Mrs: Clarence Reid, ticket draw by Mrs. Evelyn Carroll of Goderich, Zone Commander. The Legion Hall was decorat- ed in Hallowe'en motif, arrang- ed by Mrs, William Smale and Mrs. Clarence Reid, sports offi- cers, wha convened the party. Present U.N. Award Pin The regular meeting of Am- ber Rebekah Lodge was held, with Noble Grand Mrs. ,John Corbett presiding. Plans were finalized for a 'banq-uet to hon- or the Grand Master of the As- sembly of Ontaria and other distinguished guests. Donald Gornell, Clinton, student of Clinton High School. was' -pre- segted with his t'nited Nations award pin. . Mrs. Beatrice Hess of Zurich was accompanist fora sing—song., BRIEFS his ankle, Miss Valerie Turnbull of Waterloo -on -Thames, Surrey, England, elder `daughter of the LAE. Arnold R. Turnbull and Mrs, Turnbull has entered the i. >ndon Medical School where she will study for her chosen career in inedicine Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jack- Meagher were Mi-.. and Mrs Joseph Meagher, Ottawa; Miss Marysuanne Meagher, • Brockville; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Osborne and 'son Terry of Trenton; Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Dantzer, Mr. Vic- tor Dantzer and Miss Paul- ette King of Windsor; Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Morrison and son Tony of Waterloo. Mt, and Mrs. Jack Meagher have spent two weeks in Ot- fnwa and Trenton with their families. 11• Remember! It takes. but' a moment to place an Expositor Want -Ad and be money in pocket. To advertise, just Dial Seaforth 5274240. WEAR THE NEW "Fresh as a Daisy" PERMA•PRESS WHITE SHIRTS By Forsyth Just out, and at a new' low price, these Perms -Press Tacoma (Tery-ene & Cotton) shirts are the tops.in. wash and wear white dress shirts. Regular y collar — two way cuffs. "They never have to be ironed." 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