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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1964-07-23, Page 54 4 9 t s • • • • • a v NO1ICEI To those in Seaforth who do NOT accept the teaching that the miracles of the Bible are MYTHS, a Sunday School will commence shortly, in Seaforth, sponsored by a non -denominational evangelical group. Teaching will be on the basis that the Bible is the inspired word of God. Will interested persons kindly get in touch with MR. STANNAH. -_ at Seaforth 587 Read the Advertisements — It's a Profitable Pastime! FOR SALE Vending Machines On Location GOOD PROFITS AVAILABLE WRITE Inter -Provincial Commercial Discount Corp. Ltd. L. CHELIN 1541 Davenport Rd., Toronto 4, Ontario TEAM WOR but/ds eon Sys one ownership` yr' Gasoline and oil supplies are as much a part of a - farm operation today as the land itself. Teamwork ' in buying, 'produces earnings in the form of Patronage Refunds ... and, ownership with co-operative buying. Patronage Refunds and Ownership are extras that go along with quality petroleum products, competitive prices and dependabledependable. service. Make your local caov headquarters for all your petroleum needs, for tires and batteries.: Ask at your Co-op how you can -build earnings and ownership* SEAFORTH • FARMERS Greensijjjfs Cntinue Wins St. Columban Greenshirts continued their winning ways on Wednesday evening when they defeated Goderich Conk- lin Lumber 4-1 at St. Colum - ban. In the first half, Harry Ryan scored at the 15 -minute mark, followed by Gerald Ryan, and then Arthur Murray scored on a penalty kick, to make the score read 3-0 for St. Columban at half time. Goderich scored a goal by Alf Dykstra in the second half; however, Harry Ryan ended the scoring for St. Columban at the 25 -minute mark. While the attendance was better than usual, it still leaves plenty to be desired. Lineup: St. CoIumban—goal, Jack Costello; full backs, Leen Maloney and Paul Malone; half backs, Ron Murray, Don Ben- ninger and Ron O'Connor; for- wards: centre, Frank Malone; wings, Arthur Murray, John Van Bakel, Harry Ryan and Gerald Ryan; subs., Bill Mur- ray, Jerome Murray and Jack Horan. Lady Bowlers Hold Tourney The ladies' lawn bowling re- sults on Wednesday when 17 rinks took part at the Seaforth Lawn. Bowling Club, follow: First: Mrs. Helen Connell's rink, of Seaforth, consisting of• Elsie Doig and Mrs. Janet Schneider, with 3 wins plus 29; second: Mrs. Helen Townsend's rink,. of Goderich, with 3 wins plus 14; third: Mrs, Connie Me - Kay's rink of Winghain, with 2 wins plus 19; fourth: Mrs. Hel- en Allison's rink of Goderich, with 2 wins plus 17; fifth: Mrs. Agnes McEwen's rink, of Gode- rich, With. 2 wins plus 13; and sixth:' Miss Hymen's rink, of Kitchener, with 2 wins plus 13. BRUCEFIELD Mrs. Howe, of New Bruns wick, is spending two weeks with her son, Mr. Carl Howe, and family. ' Mr. and Mrs. R. Handcock are visiting •at North Bay. -Mrs. H. McKellar, of Michi- gan, is • visiting with her sis- ter, Mrs. W. Stackhouse. Mr. and Mrs. James Walker are spending some time with his brother, Mr. Norman Wal- ker; and family.. We are sorry to report that Greg Hargreaves fell on the barn floor at the home. of his uncle, fracturing his arm.. Mr. and Mrs. Jarges Bough - an and Wenda, of RCAF Tren- ton, spent a week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Glen Swan and fam- ily and other friends. Mrs. V. Roy, Clinton, spent theweekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Fred McGregor and family have returned from a week's vacation at Thessalon. Mrs. Janet Zapfe, of Byron, visited in the village on Satur-1 day. s Mr. and Mrs, John Beane and a Mr. and Mrs. John Moffatt . at- to tended the nurses' reunion at `Woodstock on Sunday. Mrs. E. Douglas and Mr. and S Mrs. Lindsay Eyre were on a w motor trip to points north last M week. Iv 1 In itting Seaforth 8, Clinton 5 - Seafprth took a close $-v win against Clinton on Friday night. The- locals opened with two runs' in the first and never looked back. Petrie and Snaith walked and Whitelaw added a triple for the runs. Seaforth added one more in the second on hits `by Dale and Vint. Neither team scored in the third, but Seaforth exploded for four runs in the fourth on hits by Smith, Petrie and Hagan. Roweliffe and Vint walked and Whitelaw was bit by a pitched ball. Neither team scored in the fifth. Clinton added one run in the sixth on a }tome -run by Livermore. Neither team scored in the 7th. In the 8th, Seaforth added their final run on hits by Rowcliffe and Petrie. Clinton added four runs in their half of the eighth,' to round out the scoring. Seaforth 25, Clinton 27 Clinton outlasted Seaforth in NEWS OF HENSALL a slug fest here Tuesday naght, Both teams showed tre- mendous batting power as the pitehers had a difficult time Controlling the damp balls. Clinton opened with three runs in the first, but Seaforth came back with two in their half of the first on a walk by Hagan, followed by a home -run by Petrie. Clinton was held score- less in the second and Seaforth added one on a home -run by Dale. In the third, Clinton added two more, but Seaforth came back with three on a double by Petrie, a home -run by Beaut- tenmiller and singles by Hen- derson, Dale and McKellar. In the fourth, Clinton added two runs and held Seaforth scoreless. In the fifth, Clinton again showed power as they added three more to Seaforth's nil. In the sixth, however, Clin- ton was held scoreless and Sea - forth added one run on a walk by Hagan, followed by a triple by Petrie. Legion, Auxiliary Holds Annual . Picnic The annual picnic of Hensdll Legion and Auxiliary and their families was held at Riverview Park, Exeter, Sunday. Mrs. Garnet Allan directed a full line of sports, including races, shoe and peanut' scrambles, kick the slipper, wheelbarrow aace and other events: A pic- nic supper was served. Hold Family Reunion The family of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Elder, of Hen- sall, gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Delbert Geiger, of- Zurich, for their annual re- union on Sunday: ,Present were Mr. - and Mrs. R. M. Peck, Hen- sall; Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Elder, Oshawa; , Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Howe, who are . spending the summer at Kingsville; Mrs. H. L. Staham, Kingsville; Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Elder and family, Hamilton; Dr, J. S. Robertson, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Don Scofe and family, Ailsa Craig; Mr. Jack Peck, ‘Kippen; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Elder, Hen- sall, .and -Miss Norma Geiger, London. Mr, and Mrs. Bob Lambie and family are vacationg this week at Montreal, Quebec and Ottawa. Mrs. Roy Brock, Hensall, and Mrs. Robert McGregor, Kippen, are vacationing for 10 days in Winnipeg. Mrs. Cora Brown, Mr. a Mrs. Nathan Phillips and dau ters, Rose, Ruth and Itebek Port Huron, Mich.; Mr. and M Robert Alexander, David a Susan, Georgetown, and and Mrs. Allan Dignan, Be and Sandra, Maruis, Sas were guests recenttr with and Mrs. Albert Alexander. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kyle, S spent a few days with th daughterand son-in-law, and Mrs. C. L. .Tuckey, of Lo on. Miss Grace Brock, Londo pent the. weekend with M nd Mrs. Byran Kyle and nded the Merrier reunion. Mrs. Harold Currie and Ca en, and .Mrs. W. T. Robiso t. Marys, visited ' last we ith the former's sisters, Mr el. Osmond, Toronto, and Mr an Stephenson, 'Stoney Cree Mrs. Albert Shaddick, Cli ton, was a guest last week wit her sister-in-law, :Mrs. Pea Shaddick. Dr. T. R. Davies and Mr Davies, of Westdale Unite Church, Hamilton, visited las week with Rev. and Mrs. H. F nd gh- ah, rs. nd Mr. tty k., Mr. held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lavender; of Hen - sail, on Saturday and Sunday, with 90 members of the clan attending• 'from Bancroft, Ma- doc, Oshawa, Toronto, Hamil- ton, Windsor and Detroit. Many new acquaintances were made and many did ones renewed, some members not having met: in over 40 years. • The event was highlighted by a tour, of General Coach Works of Can- ada Ltd. Eight members of the Can- astra Club enjoyed a picnic and birthday party at Bayfield Mori - day' afternoon, Visitors the past week with Mrs. Hugh McMurtrie were Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cochrane, of Seaforth; Mr. and Mrs. James Cochrane, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Eiler, Toronto; Mrs. R. S. Hopkins, Chicago; and Mrs. Ray Hillier and sons,. John and Steven, of Thamesford. FUNERAL JOHN DUNCAN REID John Duncan Reid, aged 84, of 8 Bruse St., London, passed away suddenly on Monday in London. Born near Brucefield, he had lived for the past 42 years in. London. He is survived by his wife, the former Nellie McArthur, and one daughter, Mrs. David (Mavis) Hall, Scarborough, and one son, Ray, of Port Hardy. B.C.; also one sister, Miss Min- nie Reid, London: -Mr. Reid was a member of IOOF Lodge No. 223, Hensall, who will conduct a service at the funeral home on, Thursday r, evening at. 9:30. He was also a eir charter member and Chancellor mr, of Knights of Pythias Lodge n. No, 21, London, and' an honor- ary member of the session of n Knox United Church, London. r. Resting at the Bonthron fun- at- eral chapel, Hensall, funeral services will be held .at 2:30 r. p.m. on Friday, with burial in n, Baird's ' cemetery," Brucefield. ek The Rev. M. A. Bury, of Lon- e, don, will officiate. k• EGMONDVILLE n-: h Cadets Bill McGrath 'and rl 'Gaston Turpin, Camp Ipper- wash, visited at the home of S. Mr. and Mrs, Michael McGrath. d ' over the weekend. Cadet Tur- t i pin's home is at Port Arthur. Maxwell House COFFEE -- 10 oz. $1.59 200 , Kleenex Tissue 32 -oz. Miracle Whip - Crown Brand Corn Syrup' - 2 lbs. 37c 3/49c 69c White Swan - Toilet Tissue - 4 Roils 45c York --- I6 -oz. Peanut Butter - 39c Delmonte Pineapple/Grapefruit JUICE -- 48 oz. 37c Size 163 Oranges Doz. 95c Fully Cooked - Picnic Hams - Ib. 39c Fully Cooked Club Style Hams - lb. 59c Schneider's Chicken Legs and Breasts - 49c Bologna - - Ib. 29c Lewis Fresh Baked Bread 2/41c Lewis Fresh Delicious Pies - ea. 49c Seaforth Foodland PHONE 285 -- We Deliver - — CASH ON DELIVERY ` FREE PARKING ON WEST SIDE OF LOCKER 0' Currie and family at the United Church manse, Catharine Ann Christie, Car- men Currie, Julie Heal and Ann Keys are spending a week at the United Church Camp, Hur-. on Presbytery, three miles north' of Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Varley attended the MacLean-Varley wedding in First Presbyterian Church, Seaforth, on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Love, Kevin and Valerie, of Palo Alto, California, who have been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love, returned home by jet plane Wednesday of this week, and on returning will take up residence in Oakland, where Robert has been appoint- ed Assistant Professor of ;Berk - ed Assistant Professor at Berk- eley College, University of Cali - Mr. Emmerson Smith attend-, ed the MacLean-Varley wedng held at First Presbyterian Church, Seaforth, on Saturday. WI Plans Fall Rally Mrs. Clarence Reid was hos- tess at her home Monday eve- ning for the executive meeting of Hensall Women's Institute, when plans for the fall rally, to be held in Hensall in Octo- ber, were discussed and pro- grams for the year planned. Conveners appointed for the resolution committee were Mrs. Carl Payne, Miss M. Ellis, Mrs. W. B. Cross and Mrs. V. M. Pyette. President Mrs. Beverly Beaton presided for the meet- ing, and secretary Mrs. Wilbert Dialing took the minutes. Lunch was served by the hostess, as- sisted by Mrs. Garfield Brode- richk and Mrs. R. A. Orr. The Lavender Reunion was In the seventh, bath teams added three runs--Seaferth's on singles by Westntan, Hagan and Dale, and home -runs by Dins- more and Vint. In the eighth, both teams exploded, as . Clut- ton added nine runs and Sea - forth 10. Seaforth's runs were acquired by Westman, Hagan, a single; Petrie, Beuttenmiller, Henderson, Dale, Dinsmore, Mc- Kellar and Vint. " In the ninth ,Seaforth dis- played good fielding, holding Clinton scoreless and added two runs , in their half of the ninth on hits by Petrie and Bob Beuttenmiller's second home - run of the night. In the tenth inning Clinton added five more runs, then held Seaforth to three, to win the ball game. In the tenth, hits by Hagan, Pe- trie, Beuttenmiller and Vint accounted for the runs. Winthrop aad Wallop '41Tag- ers played- host to the ]Bruce, field girls T'burs4ay at Win- throp. Brucefield 'led , the game all the way and dewned the Wingers 10 to 2..tiathwell led the winners with three runs, and G. Storey and S. Peitz gained. 'one each for the losers. Brucefield pitcher, B. Graham, allowed only six hits in the game. • Wingers: Buchanan and Stor- ey; Brucefield: , Graham and Sharp. 18-15 Victory On Monday the Wingers tray elled to Blyth and gained an 18-15 victory ..ever the Blyth squad. R. Doig led the winners with four runs, and T. De Jong led the losers with four runs. Wingers: Achilles, Deitz and Storey ; erty .and'ltompson, The neat home galena wild,: be Played h1 Walton Park on Thursday, July 23 at'7 o"Cbl: when the Wingers. play host. to" Goderich. Wins Type "B' Certtificate ' Robert W. Newnham was ad- vised. thisweek that he had been awarded an interim voca- tional certificate, type B', in electrical theory and test. . Mr. Newnham, who will teach at Kitchener Collegiate Insti. tute next • term, is attending a course in occupational shop in. Toronto this summer. Final Clearance of COTTON DRESSES Values up to 12.95 TO CLEAR AT Misses' and women's petites and half size cotton dresses that sold up to 12.95, all grouped in one big special clearing. Cool sun dresses, sleeve- less dresses and short sleeve dresses, in tailored, full skirted or shift styles. Sizes, 9 to 24%. SPECIAL 7.00 Special Group of BETTER SUMMER DRESSES 27 only better ,dresses, this season's, ,that sold from 16.95 to 29.50. Sizes in the group range .from 7 to 18, and each dress is one of a kind. TO CLEAR AT SAVE FROM 20% TO 30% On This Final Clearance of BATHING $IJITS Regular 7.95 to. 16.95, in sizes 10 to 42, and include all this season's newest one and two-piece styles: assorted colors. TO CLEAR AT 5.95 to. 11.95 SUMMER SPORTS WEAR Reduced 20% Bermudas, shorts and tops, pedal, pushers, stretch slims, cotton skirts, culottes and blouses. ALL REDUCED BY 20% 10.00 STEWAIIT BROS. New. Unloading. Facilities In Operation At MICKLE'S 1 Fast Cleaning' 2 Semi -trailer, Truck And Wagon Hoist 3 A'utomatjc Weigh Scales 4 Choice �f' 3 Ramps For Unloading ,For Up - To Date Markets See MICKLE'S At Hensall Before Selling -J E. L. MICKLE & SON Ltd.,, Hensall .Phone 1.03 r.