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The Huron Expositor, 1964-07-30, Page 8IURON ExPUS.1 QJ SwO.RTH; 0 ., JULY 30, 1064 THE HURON EXPOSITOR PHONE 141 SEAFORTH NE OF HFN t1�LI. Award Contract For Arena Paint_ At a meeting of the Com- munity Park Board, ,Hensall, Monday evening, Byran Kyle was awarded the contract for painting the interior of Hensall arena. Four tenders were re- ceived. Crushed or Tidbits Royal Instant PINEAPPLE --20 oz. - 21c PUDDINGS - 5 for 49c BANANA or CARMEL Niblets BuyN CORN -14 oz. - ow— Get 1 Free — Prize Liquid 17c DETERGENT - - 89c Chum — 15 oz. • DOG FOOD 16 qz. MIRACLE WHIP Libby's — 15 oz. Fully Cooked — Halves or Quarter 10c HAMS - „ - 113. 59c 39c Fruit Cockt • ail - 2 for 53c Delmonte Fancy — 10 oz. PEAS - 4 for 49c Swift's WIENERS Ib.. 35c Schneider's Summer SAUSAGES - Ib. 69c Schneider's RING- BOLOGNA -'Ib. 39c Seaforth Foodlan PHONE 285 We Deliver — CASH ON DELIVERY FREE PARKING ON WEST SIDE OF LOCKER PHONE 141 Or Call at Office W1NCHE S Mr. and Mrs. Gladwin Clark and Kim, of Naperville, Illino ;visited all Wednesday aft.. noon with Mr: and yrs, New' "ton Clarke and Mr. and William Walters and Danny. e Miss Carol Bibby,. fiton e visited this week with Kath Hern. Misses Mary and G raid Skin nen of St. Pauls, a visitor this week at the home of Mr 1 and Mrs. Elson "Lynn. Mr. Paul Kerslake spent few days this past week with • Dale Skinner, of Elimville. The Winchelsea Euchre Club enjoyed a picnic at the sehoo on Thursday eyening with 34 present. Supper was served, af- ter which a ball game was play- ed and later, bingo. Misses Karen and Janet Kers, lake visited this past week with Mr, and Mrs. Ross Veal and family at Hensall. Miss Kay Horne, of London, visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Horne; Ruth and Raymond. Miss Melanie Veal, of Hen- sall, is visiting with Janet and Karen Kerslake. 'sMiss .Faye Sharpe, - of Peter- borough, spent the weekend with Kathy Vern. They went on the Junior Farmers' tour on Saturday of the Canadian Can- ners in Exeter and Morrison Dam, and then to Goderich for a trip through Bisset Bros.' Dairy, and other places of in- terest. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hern and family and Mr. and Mrs, John Coward' attended a birthday celebration for Mrs. Bob Bibby at Kirkten on Sunday evening at the Community Park. • Mr. and Mrs. Ilarvey Smith and Penny, of Crediton, visited on Sunday with Mr. and. Mrs. Colin Gilfillan and family. Mr. and_ Mrs. Clayton Brock and family, of Guelph, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Freeman. Horne and family. Master Scott Morgan, Thames Road,• is visiting with Mr. and Mrs, Newton Clarke and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clarke .and sons. e is, e;- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Payne Mary and Wayne attended th Payne -Gordon' wedding at Grac St. United Church, St. Thomas Saturday, July 25th. Rathwell Reunion The sixth annual Rathwel reunion- was held at Seaforth Lions Park, Sunday, with- 82 signing the register, with Mrs Ray Fear, Clinton, in charge of registration. _ pte Have Busy Week Miss Helen anis Mr. lktilto n Miss Pauline Bell,' of St t Thomas School of Figure Skat e .uig, was successful in passing - set of figures on Saturday. Thi Lair is the second set of figures Paul ine has' captured in the pas n four months. e Services in the United Church Sunday morning were conduct ed by Rev. R. F. Currie. Mr- Harry Horton sang a pleasing solo, "In the Garden," with Mrs. John Trtrkheim presiding at the organ console. Flowers in the church sanctuary were in memory of Miss Eliza Newell, placed by members of the fam- ily. Union services for the month of August will com- mence Sunday, August 2, at 11 a.m. in - Carmel Presbyterian Church. Employees of General Coach Works of Canada are on vaca- tion this week. - Mr. and Mrs. ,Gordon Schwalm, Charles and Marjorie, are yacationing at Elim Lodge, near Peterborough. Rev, H. F. Currie, Mrs. Cur- rie and family.. will be on'vaca- tion for the meth of• Augus Funeral of Miss E. M. Newell MTs. Boyle, Toronto, who. have jus returned from S trip to -th weft coast, visited Sunday eve Y ning with Mr. and Mrs. Lai Mickle and family. - Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hedde s, and family, of Dresden, ar . • holidaying with Mr. Herb Hed den. ' a Charles •Mickle, London, visit ed Saturday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Laird'Mickle, Bob and Ann. 1 Mrs. Ralph McArthur, Mac and Cam left by jet for Winni peg after holidaying with the latter's :parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beer, and brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Beer and family. They were met at Winnipeg by F%Lt. Ralph McArthur, and motored to their home at Rivers, Man. Miss Sharon Riley, London, spent last ,week holidaying with Miss Ann Mickle. Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Venner attended the funeral of Mr. Lawrence O'Reilly, of Owen Sound, on Friday. Mr. O'Reilly was undergoing heart surgery and failed to survive the diffi- cult operation. He was 46, son of Mr. Terrence O'Reilly and the late Marjorie O'Reilly, of Willowdale. Surviving are his wife, the former Helen Millar; three sons, Jim, Tom and Chuck, Owen Sound; three sis- ters, Elizabeth, at home; Mrs. Rodger (Pat) Venner, Hensall; Mrs, Frank (Nancy) Neilsen, Agincourt; one brother, Ter- rence (Ted) O'Reilly, Guelph. Many friends from • the coast and surrounding area attended the funeral of the well-known Owen Sound citizen. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker and Patsy are :vacationing this week with their daughter and* son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Doug- las Wein, at Cape Breton Is- land, at the East Coast. • Miss Diane Bedard, of Lon- s don, has returned home after 'c spending two weeks vacationing with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Bell. • ' Dr. W. R. Sproat, Mrs. Sproat •s and family, of Windsor, return- ing from holidays at Rostrevor Beach Lodge, L. Rosseau, will F spend the long weekend with F Mrs. Earle Sproat. S Mr. Tern Matthews, Marlette, Mich., with Mr. and Mrs. Mich- ael Nagle. Mr: Bill Benn and Paul, To- 'ronto, with Mr_. and Mrs. Frank a Evans. s Mr. and Mrs. Frank O'Con- - nor and family, Toronto, with t Mrs. JohHr"olland. Miss Mrr'ie Krauskopf, Ham- ilton, with Mrs. Catherine Krauskopf. Mrs. Mancer Brown, Trudy Patrick and David in Matto- gomi for three weeks with Mr. Brown. Mr. and Mrs, Dan O'Rourke in Midland: Mr. and Mrs. Tom Butters, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Holland in Ashburn with Mr. and firs. Hugh Pugh. Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Staple- ton at their cottage on Lake Huron, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Emby and daughter in Toronto. Mrs. Joseph Dill and Karen in Simcoe with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Haynes. • Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Palin and family, Toronto, with Mrs. Floyd and John McCarthy. Rev. Father Lambrechts and Mr. and Mrs. Tony Loomans and family in Midland. Rev. Vincent Eckert,, C.S.B., Gary, Indiana, with Mr. and Mrs. George Coville and rela- • tives. • Mr. Jack Klinkhamer, Lon- don, with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Klinkhamer. Mrs. Mae Seebury, Denver, Colorado, with Mrs. Roy Bur- chill Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kram- ers and Mrs. Nicholas Kraus- kopf in London with Nicholas Krauskopf, Mr. Joseph Krauskopf in Lon- don with Patrick "and Joseph Maloney. The 1965 slate of officers are: President, Orm Moffat, Toron- to; vice-president, Gerald Rath - well, Luck n ow ; treasurer, D'Arcy Rathwell, Brucefield; secretary, Mrs. John Grigg, Clinton; contest committee, Mrs. Tom Rathwell, Clinton; Mrs. Floyd Turner, Varna; registra- tion, Mrs. Albert Horner, Sea - forth; park facilities, D'Arcy Rathwell; tea committee, Mrs. D'Arcy Rathwell, Mrs. Harry Plumsteel, Clinton; Mrs. Hazel Rathwell, Hensall. Contests were directed by President Harvey Stewart, with Fred Sloman, Orrin Moffat and Cliff Stewart as- judges. The 1965 picnic will be held as usual the third Sunday in July. Recreation Notes Thursday, July 23, a penny carnival was held at the Arena and over $7.00 realized, which will be forwarded to the- Crip- pled Children, London. Friday featured a Wild West Parade in the morning, with swimming at . the Lions Pool, Seaforth, in the afternoon. Winners in' the parade were: Tots: Chrissy McGregor,. Bob Clement, Greg Sinker and Tony Kyle (tied); Juniors: Mary Lou Scott, Bill Webster;: Lloyd Al- lan; Seniors: Michael Davis, Marjorie Schwalm, Keith Roszel and John Taylor (tied for 3rd). Judges were Mrs. Robert Rea - burn' and Mrs. Douglas Cook. Thursday, July 30th, "On - Wheels Day" and contests; Fri, day will feature "On -Wheels Parade," showing decorated bi- cycles, with swimming, at Sea - forth in the afternoon. This will conclude the recreation ac- tivities for this year: "Don't you think," father .ask- ed mother, "that our son got his intelligence from me?" "Of course," she answered. "I've still got mine!" Public funeral services for the late Miss Eliza M. Newell, 82, of Exeter, formerly of Hen- sall, were held from the Bon- thron funeral home, Hensall, Friday, July 24, with' Rev. Har- old F. Currie conducting the service. Burial was in Hensall Union Cemetery. Miss Newell, who ,passed away in South Hur- on Hospital, Exeter, on Wednes- day, July 22, is survived by one brother, Calvin Newell, of Bri- tish Columbia, and several niec-^ es and nephews: Chis,elhurst S.S. Picnic About 60 people attended the annual Chiselhurst Sunday School picnic,- held on the church grounds, Tuesday. The picnic supper, was followed by ports conducted by the sports ommittee, Ruth. Anne Cole- man, Patricia Harris, David Brock -and Eric Ross. Sports results were: Pre- chool children's race, Dwight Kinsman; girls 6 to 9, Linda Nowasad; boys 6 to 9, Larry erguson; girls 10 to 12, Joyce erguson; boys 10 to 12, Gerry araras; young women's race, i • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Karen Sararas; young men's race, Donald Cole; three-legged race, Susan Stinson, Patricia Harris; wheelbarrow race, Kat': en .Sararas, Joyce Ferguson. Relays followed and the team captains •were Mrs. Alvin Cole, and Mrs.' J. Brintnell. A peanut scramble was held for 'the chil- dren. 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