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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1964-02-20, Page 8r .• r'" _ 411---M miaow EXPOSITQR, SEAFORT14, QNJ FEB; -2O, 1964 PAINT IA GOOD QUALITY PAINT In One -Gallon Quantities AS LON6 AS THEY LAST ! • White House Paint Red Barn Paints - White Latex Wall Paint Grey Floor Enamel • $4.50 per ga $4.35 per ga $4.35 per gal, $4.50 per gal. • DON'T DELAY - COME IN RIGHT AWAY ! , _ TUN BING HARDWAR .PHONE.56 net TEM. Ed. L. THE HURON EXPOSITOR. 4 • .*4'.4.**f-t-4.4-';'T-444; CHATTING TO EARLE PARK, of Yorkton, Sask. (left) are Larry and RuthPlumsteel, of Seaforth, and El and Ruth Haveling, of Stratford, who took part in the recent square dance jamboree at RCAF Station Clinton. Clinton RCAF Station Hosts Square Dance Jamboree Smiling faces and gaily color- ed outfits abounded at RCAF Station Clinton' when the RCAF Clinton Cross - Tailer Square Dance Club hosted area dancers at their second annual square dance jamboree. Caller for the occasion was Earle Park of Yorkton, Saskatchewan. Danc- ers from as far away as Tober- ORANGES Size 163's Doz.. 39&,. Wagstaff's Raspberry Jam 24 -oz. Jar 590 BLADE ROASTS - Ib. 49° RIB ROASTS. - Ib. 590 IL 49° RING BOLOGNA - lb. 390 CHICKEN LEGS OR BREASTS - - Rindiess . BREAKFAST BACON lb* 490 lb. Tin550 - • Nestle's QUICK Libby's FANCY FRUIT COCKTAIL • 15 oz. 290 Aylmer - 20 -oz. CUT GREEN BEANS 2 / 430 410 48 -oz. Tin Pineapple, Orange JUICE Ocean King Cohoe Salmon ,1/2-1b. Tins 390 Prem Luncheon Meat 12 -oz. Tin 390, aforth Foodland PHONE 285 We Deliver - CASH ON DELIVERY FREE PARKING ON WEST SIDE OF LOCKER mory and Windsor attended this social function. During the Saturday evening dance F/L 'Wrt Shepherd, the Cross -Trailer Caller, introduced G/C K. R. Greenaway, Com- manding Officer RCAF Clinton, who welcomed the visitors to the Station. G/C-and Mrs. Greenaway were in turn introduced to square dancing by area dancers. Dur- ing the weekend over 320 danc- ers,„from Tobermnry, Wiarton, Collingwood, Owen Soun d, Southampton, Port Elgin, Kin- cardine, Goderich, Clinton, •Sea - forth, Hanover, Palmerston, Strikes 'Stratford, St. Marys, Kitchener, Brantford, London, Exeter, Cen- tralia, Sarnia, Ripley, Windsor, and Chatham participated in the jamboree and workshop. For many. new .dancers thiS was their, first opportunity to dance to a professional caller, as they' had just graduated from the many beginner classes held throughout the area. For others it was another chance to meet old friends, .It was quite a spec- tacle to see 240 dancers mov- ing in unison. glans are already in hand for the third annual jamboree next year. and r Spares By LEE HEE The citizens, merchants and, bowlers of Seaforth and bowl- ers of the district who patron- ized the Seaforth Bowling Lanes the past few years;, will be pleaded to hear the great news that bowling will be back in Seaforth real soon. I think each and everyone of us should take our hats off to the new proprietor, and man- ager of these new lanes, Gor- don 'Nobel. Now that the lanes are going to be re-established here in Seaforth, it is up to all citizens, young and old, merchants and, industry, to sup- port his effort to keep bowling alive. In talking to Mr. Nobel this week, he stated tha the .expects to open the new alleys by March lst-maybe earlier.. ' So, bowlers of these past few weeks,- carry on with your league and then be ready, to return to your own stamping grounds. The wish of yours truly, the bowlers, merchants and industry to you, -Gordon, is every success in your new ven- ture. We'll be seeing you soon. Seaforth Legion League Bowlers, take note: The Pin !Ms are moving into a com- manding lead these past few weeks. What have the rest of you been doing to stop them? There areonly a few more weeks left before playoffs be- gin, so let us all go after this GET YOUR TANK OF GAS FREE Drive in to your Cities Service Station, fill your tank with Super 5D or Mile - master Gas. If you purchase amounts to $1.11 - $2.22 - $3.33 - ,$4.44 - $5.55 - $6.66 - $737 - $8.88, etc., you will be given your gas free. THIS OFFER IS VALID, UNTIL 28 FEBRUARY 1964 ONLY • BIG GALLON -- Quality alone makes it big! • CITIES SERVICE • BIG SERVICE Goderich St. CITIES SERVICI HUARD SERVICE STATION GAS • OIL • LUBRICATION - MINOR REPAIRS' VOLKSWAGEN CHOICE USED CAR Phone 8 - Residence 216 Seaforth; Ont. ; team and whittle them down some. This Friday; yours truly •and his cohorts won't be fool- ing around. We are going to start on the Pin Hi's that very night. By taking them, we can be certain of second spot, since the Kegers have been fading in recent weeks. Well, anyway, we will see what we shall see, come Friday night. League standings: Pin Hi's, 93; Gold Kegers, '82; Bowl -Mor, 75; Muleskinners, 58; Madhat- ters, 56, and Roughriders,: 55. Ladies' high, single, 'Anne Wood, 206; triple, Doreen Eis- ler, 525; men's high,. single, Don Wood and Leo Hagan, 300; tri- ple,' Bill Dalrymple and Don Wood, 684. Friday's • schedule: Muleskin- ners (5) vs. Gold Kegers (6); Pin Hi's (3) vs. Bowl -Mor (4); Rough- riders (1) vs. Madhatters (2). • Ladies' high. single, and tri- pe to date: Anne -Wood, 284 and .699; men's high single to date, Mel Merriam, 333; men's high triple to date, Bill Eisler, 824. * * * Inter -Town League Seaforth 'A' team was host to Mike's of Stratford on Saturday in Clinton. The locals did very well, collecting seven points. Following are the individual scores: Stratford -K. Broad - foot, 254, 249, 216, 203, 161= 1083; 0. Trafagander, 226, 154, 172, 180, 152=984; M. Stumpf, 217, 259, 203, 244, 255=1178; D. Young, 167, 217, 265, 182, 186-1017; S. Gremin, ps, 214; 148, 173, , 246 = 1060. Total score, 5222. ' Seaforth-A. Finlayson, 225, 206, 218, 255, 163=1067; B. Brown, 251, 208, 192, 198, 198= 1047; L. Hagan,- 194; 166 -199,- 158, 187.=904; A. Lauritsen, 233, 242, 135, 217, 159=986; E. Matz - old, 209, 284, 267, 236, 217= 1213; P. Weimann, 177, 241, 212, 202, 220=1052. Total score, 5474. Sunday afternoon the two Seaforth teams met at Clinton to catch up on the sehedule since Lutan had dropped out. Following are the individual scores: Seaforth 'B's -Mike Ma- lone, 192, 195, 135, 113, 208= 843; Ken Bedard, 110, 171, 194, 202, 108=785; Jan Sim, 143, 231, 212, 191, ,184=9,61; an, Scott, 248,. 168, 215, 235, 23'0=1096; Ron Rochon, 178, 92, 247, 225, 192=924; Lloyd McKenzie, 153, 131, 207, 172, 138=801. Team total, 4856. Seaforth 'A' - A. Finlayson, 293, 223, 171, 225, 214=1126; B. Brown, 191, 268, 195, 217, 147=1018; L. Hagan, 170, 215, 176, 195, 175=-931; A. Lauritsen, 168, 255, 231, 220, 243=1117; E. Matzold, 171, 211, 168, 206, 160=-916; P. Weimann, 186 216, 278, 210, 287=1175. Team to- tal, 5398, • League standing as of Febru- ary 12: Meres, 164; Shakespeare 143; Clinton, 133; Mikes, 131; St. Marys, 130; Bowl -Mor, 123; Seaforth 'A', 104; -Mitchell, 103; New Hamburg, 724 Seaforth 30. * * St. James' League Ladies' high, single, Paulette nuard, 225; triple, Rita Dun - Can, 465; jean -0'13rieti (agare), ,„; , oi.3„• ' CONSTANCE The VCW held their meeting in the-selioci Waiim of the church on Friday., Mrs. Donald Buchan- an, president, opened the busi- ness part of the meeting with the Lord's :Prayer. The supply allocation was .accepted and plans were left over for the March meeting in regards to the bake sale and the UCW op- en meeting, to- be held in June. It was also decided to buy three life members' pins. At three 'o'clock the UCW joined with the rest . of the church the World Day of Prayer. Mrs. Ken Hulley acted as leader. Mrs. Wilmer Glou- sher read the Scripture lesson from Psalm 148. Mrs. Earle Nott and Mrs. W. L. Whyte read "The Meditation on . Prayer"; Mrs. George McIlwain sang a solo, "0 Brother Man, Fold To Thy Heart My Brother." Mrs. Don Buchanan received the of- fering. Others taking part in the service were Mrs. Borden Brown, Mrs. William Jewitt, Mrs. William Dale, Mrs. Verne Dale and .Mrs. -Ross- MacGregor. Mrs. Ken Hulley pronounced the benediction. The CGIT girls held their World Day of Prayer service in the schoolroom of the • church on Sunday, with Mrs. Reg Law- son, leader, in charge. Elaine Brown was pianist and Lynda Nott received the offering. Mary Buchanan read the Scripture lesson, taken from Luke 11:5- 13. All the girls took part in the service, and Mrs. Reg Law - ,son read the Meditation on Prayer. Hold Enjoyable Euchre The COF held a successful euchre in the hall on Friday evening. Mrs. 'Jgck Scott, of Londesboro, won the prize for ladies' most games; lone hands, Mrs. Bob Dalton; consolation, Mrs. Gordon MacGregor, Lon- deshoro; men's most games, Douglas Finley;lone hands, Sam McClure; cAsolation, Andy Plukett. The Fo'resters are' plan- ning another euchre in two week's time. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cunning- ham of Auburn spent Sunday with Mrs. William Jewitt and family. - Mr. Ken Johns of Tuckersmith spent Wednesday evening with `Mr. and -Mrs. Lorne Lawson. ...Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacGre- gor attended the capping' cere- monies of their daughter Mary, in the new auditorium of the Kitchener -Waterloo Hospital last Wednesday. Mrs.. W. L. Whyte is spend- ing some time with her son, Mr. John Whyte, and Mrs. Whyte, of Oshawa. Congratulations are ex- tended to Mr. and Mrs. John Whyte on the gift of a daugh- ter on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. William Lands - borough of Clinton spent Fri- day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne 'Lawson. Mr. and Mrs.. Don Glousher of Blyth spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Dale. " Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mac- Gregor of Chatham spent the weekend 'with Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacGregor, Mary and Margaret. Mr. -Paul McMaster of Ridge - town spent the weekend, with Mr. and Mrs. , George Hoggart. Mrs. McMaster and Carol_ re- turned home after visiting for a week with her parents. . Mr. And Mrs. William McMil- lan and Mrs. Ruby Gilbert, all' of London, spent last Wednes- day with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Taylor. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Riley on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Riley, Mr. and Mrs. Ern ElliVood of Clinton, and Mr. And Mrs. Frank Riley. Mr. and Mrs. John Busby, of Chatham, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne -Law- son. Mrs. William Jewitt enter- tained on Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. William Dawson, Bren- da, Bonnie and. John, of \)"arlia, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Jewitt, Cathy and David of .Seaforth, and Mr. and Mrs. John Jewitt and family. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buchanan and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Hart of Brussels. Northside Unit 1 Meets The. regular monthly meeting of Unit One of the UCW of Northside United Church was held at the home of Mrs. Wm. Ball.- Mrs. Wm. Campbell open- ed the meeting and the roll call was answered by "Why do you not attend the- general meet- ing?' Mrs. Clarence Walden gave the Visitation 'repcirt, with 14 ,home calls having been made and six to Huronview. The' de- votional part of the meeting was taken by Mrs. E. H. Close. She opened this part of the meeting by a poem, _"Kindly Thoughts."' Mrs, G. McCartney gave the Scripture lesson, and a prayer was given by Mrs. Gordan Fapple. Mrs. Close gave a reading, "Man's Greatest Problem is Man Himself." The study book on India was given by Mrs. A. W. Sillery. A vote of thanks was given by Mrs. C. Walden. • 477, Men's high, single, Jack Bedard, 281; triple, Lloyd Mc- Kenzie, 674. League standings: - Orphans, 86; Hill Billies, 84; Sneakers, 78; Strikers, 76; Night Hawks, 67; ItiVincibles, 50. CHURCH GROUPS HEAR REPORTS ST. THOMAS' 'LADIES' GUILD The Ladies' Guild of St. Thomas' Anglican Church at- tended the Ash Wednesday eve- ning service and met afterwards at the home of Mrs. 'William O'Shea for the regular meeting. The president, Mrs. J. R. Spit- tal, opened the meeting with the Collect for Ash Wednesday, followed by the Lord's Prayer, Mrs. E. Larone teported that an automatic gas range has been purchased and delivered to the parish hall. A shower was held for the knitting booth and members turned in a variety of knitted articles and a collec- tion for the purchase of wool After, the buSinessmeeting a Valentine game was played, -and prizes awarded to partners, Mrs. C. Rowcliffe and Mrs. A. McCon- ney. The March meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. A. McConney and will be a shower for the. -apron booth. ALL TYPES - INSURANCE Donald G. 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