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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1964-12-10, Page 5• • 1 • Aflnouhce Prize •:Wine At •St. James' AWL Bazaar • • • • 1 • '• • • • • The annual bazaar and tea, sponsored by St. James' Cath - die Women's League, was held in St. James' School on Satur- day with a gaily lit tree and window decorations providing a Christmas setting. Guests were received by Mrs. Frank Nigh, president, and Mrs. Clarence Malone, vice-president. The tea table, covered with a white cloth, was centred with a Christmas scene, flanked by red vigil lights. Individual tables were centred !with poin- settia and painted pine • cones. Pourifig tea were Mrs. Lou Sills, Mrs. James L. Slattery, Mrs. Jean Fortune and Miss Marguerite Dunn. Hostesses in the tea room were: Mrs. R. S. Box, Mrs, Wm. Box, Mrs. John Maloney, Mrs. Reg Aublin, Mrs. Ken Etue, Mrs. Jack ,Case, Mrs, Don Stew- art, Miss Marjorie Kieffer, Miss Ann',Willems, Mrs. W. M. Hart, Mrs. Lester Leonhardt, Mrs. • .•. •.'C•, ... .t. . c.. • r. .. • .4 - Y„ • ,• , ,.„ K. . ,•. STO At Our Store and See These Wonderful Bargains! PL,OODLIGHT FIXTURES 4.95 COLORED t:, 'LOODLIGHTS •" 3.75 CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTS.. $1.10 & up COOEY SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE 39.95 CARVING SETS 7.95 and 8.95 Enamelled Roasters 1.19 to 6.45 Aluminum Roasters 4.25 to 12.95•' POLE SHELVES 9175 to 14.95 ADJUSTABLE LADDER STOOL... 13.95 TOYS TOYS -- . TOYS , Hockey Equipment ELECTRICAL 'GIFTS Sills Hardware Phone 527-1620 -= Seaforth, • re ?re' r it Brad Smith and Mrs. Ewart Wilson. Assisting were Mrs. Maurice Etue, Mrs. Alvin Hoff, Mrs. J. A. Huard, Mrs, Teresa Maloney, and Mrs. Joseph Cooper. Tea conveners were Mrs. Jas. Devereaux and Mrs. Alvin Smale, In charge of the decor- ations were Mrs. Jack Case and Mrs. Wilbert Maloney. Convening the booths were: homebaking, Mrs. Michael Wil- liams and Mrs. Con. Eckert; as- .sisted by Mrs. Earl Ryan„ Mrs. Harold Maloney and Mrs. Art Devereaux; Bandy, Mrs. James Kelly and Mrs. John Aublin; sewing, Mrs. Harry Hak, Mrs. John Lansink, Miss Mae Par- geter; Christmas cards, Mrs. Alice Stiles; mystery boxbs, Mrs. Frank Reynolds and Mrs. Joseph .Nigh.• . At the close of the bazaar, Rev. Father Sullivan presided at the draw for prizes. Win- ners of the special` draw' were Mrs. Frank King, rocker; Mrs. Martin Van Loon, fry pan, and Mrs. Bessie Scalisi, Woodstock, 'blankets. The Christmas cake was won by Mrs. Alvin Sillery, and the sweater set by Miss Marjory 'Kieffer. Penny sale • winners were: Mrs. M. Etue, salt and pepper set; Mrs. P, Moffat, cream and sugar; Doug Reynolds, vase; Mrs. R. Aubin, plate; Mary Mc- Curdy, bath salts; Mrs. Lou Sills, towels; Mrs. R. Aubin, spic-n-span; Father Sullivan, sponges; Marlene,Nash, holy pictures; Mrs. F. Storey, jew- ellery set; Mrs. J. Cleary, tow- els; Mrs, M. W. Stapleton, pearls; Doug Reynolds, candy; M. Kieffer, dish; Mrs. M. Etue, candy dish; Mrs, M. Van Loon, soap; Mrs. E. Ryan, watering can; Mrs. B. Hildebrand, hose; Mrs. H. Maloney, cookie • jar; Mrs. L. Racho, dresser set; Mrs, S. Bates, florist shop; Mrs, Lou Sills, kevicknit; Mrs. James Devereaux, flying hats. Conveners. for the specie draw were Mrs. John Flanner' and Mrs. Peter Bannon; Chris - mas cake, Mrs, James Nash' and Mrs. Joseph Lane; sweater set, Mrs. Joseph De Groot; and pen- ny sale Mrs. Mel • Cooper and Mrs. S. 4.-tiCleary. . Remember, it takes . but a moment . to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pocket. To advertise, just Dial Seaforth 527-0240. GOING, GOING, GOING, G- THERE ISN'T MUCH TIME . LEFT TO SAVE $11.0 per ton PAIRYMON ENDS DECEMBER .19th FARMERS! This is your chance to buy Top Quality, Energy -Balanced Cattle Feeds at Special Savings-! Plan your Winter feeding programme now and make extra profits this year on all Dairy and Beef Feeds by saving $11,00 per ton on every ton bought in Dairy, Month, BETTER GAINS - • MORE PROFIT All Cattle Feeds Are Reduced Off Card Price Regular Retail Price $5.00 per Ton Dairy Month Discount $5.00 per Ton Bulk. Discount (in your Bags) $1.00 per T,on ' Pick-up, Allowance At Mill $11.00 SAVINGS TO YOU! For Bulk Prices you have_to supply Bran Bags or same sized bags. Enquire and Book Your Orders NOW • Take delivery before Decem ler 19th ■ OPNOtCH FEEDS LIMITED SEAFORTH PHONE$27-1910 "THE MOST VALUE FOR THE FARMER'S DOLLAR" Winthrop Warriors Will open their hockey season -when they play in Mildmay on Friday, Dec. 11. The league is WOAA In- termediate "C" and "D" Home- brew, with eight Icams partici: pating this year. The "D" teams are Winthrop, Ellice, Monkton and Teeswa- ter. The "C" 'teams are Atwood, Mildmay, Petersburg and St. Clements. Schedule December: 7 -Petersburg at St. Clements, 11 -Winthrop at Mildmay 11-Teeswater at Monkton 14-Teeswater at Atwood 18 -Winthrop at Teeswater 21 -Petersburg at Winthrop (4 pts.) 22 -Ellice at St. Clements (4 pts.) 28-Monkton at Winthrop 29 -St. Clements at Mildmay 29 -Ellice at Atwood (4 pts.) January: 4-Teeswater at Winthrop 6 -Mildmay at St. Clements 7 -Petersburg at Atwood f8 -Ellice at Teeswater (4 pts.) 8 -Petersburg at Mildmay 8 -St. Clements at Montkon 11 -Petersburg at Teeswater 11 -Mildmay at Winthrop 12-Monkton at St. Clements 14 -Mildmay at Atwood 15 -St. Clements at Atwood 15-Monkton ,at Teeswater 18 -Mildmay at Monkton 18 -Atwood at Winthrop 21-Monkton at Atwood 22 -Atwood at St. Clements 22 -Petersburg at Mildmay. 22 -Winthrop at Monkton 25 -Petersburg at Teeswater 25 -St. dements at Winthrop 28 -Ellice at Mildmay (4 pts.) 28 -Petersburg at Atwood 29-Teeswater at St. Clements February: 1 --Mildmay at Teeswater 2 -Atwood at Mpnkton 4 -Winthrop at Atwood 5-Teeswater at Mildmay 5 -Ellice at Monkton (4 pts.) 5 -Petersburg at St. Clements 8 -Atwood at Teeswater . 8 -Ellice at Winthrop .(4 pts.) 8,---Monkton at .Mildmay 11 -Winthrop at St. Clements 12 -Atwood at Mildmay 12 -.St. Clements at Teeswater 12 -Petersburg at Monkton. Ellice and Petersburg will play only away games. Atwood and St. Clements.- will play home games at Milverton, and Winthrop will play in Seaforth. DOWN -AT THE LANES BY LEE HEE Men's Inter -Town Standings to date' Cloud 9, 71; • Clinton RCAF, 70; Little Bowl (Blue),. 67; Jim's Selects, 65; Exeter, 57; Little Bowl (Red) 54; Zurich, 34; $eafortli, 22` Egmondville Church League Team standings: Bobcats, 42; Alley Cats, 38; Polecats, 29; Wildcats, 17, • Ladies' high, single and tri- ple, Helen Nicholson, 237 and 575; men's high, single, Nor- man MacLean; triple, Don Ea- ton, 662. • ' Junior League Team standings: Polecats, 27; Mustangs, 20; Carpetbaggers, 18; War Hawks, 18; Lucky Strikes, 17; Hotshots, 13. High single and triple, Roger Bennewies, 238 and 609. Industrial League Team standings: Sewer Tile, 30; Shoelaces, 28; Misfits, 21; Never Sweats, 18; Victors, 17; Strikers, 16. St. James' Church League Team standings: Crackerjacks 50; Happy Gang, 49; Night Hawks, 47; Flippers, 40; Hot- shots, 34; Pacemakers, 32. Ladies' high, single and tri- ple, Betty Leonhardt, 313 and 582; men's high, single, Gordon Maloney, 282; triple, ! Gordon Noble, 652. Mixed League Team standings: ' Kingflishers, 62; Canaries, 58; Orioles, 34; Robins, 30; Swallows, 30; Mar- tins, 17. Ladies' high, single and • tri- ple, Joyce Miller, 267 and 635; men's high, single and triple, Eric Matzold, 261 and 669. Seaforth Legion League 'i;eam ,alandings: Beatles, 37; Guttersnipers, 35; Redcaps; 27; Lucky Strikes, 26; Ilepcats, 25; Martians, 18. Ladies' high, single and tri- ple, Beryl' Nicholson, 296 and 613; men's high, single, Don McRae, 205; triple, Mel Mer- riam, 624, Mr, arid, To?p 410 e and 044e4 a04. A'Xis.; Inlda KenaedY,-;.London, With, Mr. .f4K1 Mrs. Auguste Ducharine. Rev. John McIver; S..F.M., of Toronto, -with Mrs: William Mc- Iver. Mr. and Mrs. James "'Sloan home from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sloan, Cornwall, and Mr. and Mrs., Gerald Sloan,. Grafton. ' Miss' Anne Dalton, London, with Mr. and , Mrs. Maurice Dal- ton. Ted Feeney, Kitchener, with Mrs. Mary Feeney. Miss Anne Morris, Reg.N., of Windsor, with Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Morris. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Butters and family, St. ' Thomas; Mr. and Kippenettes Meet The eighth meeting of the Thrifty Kippenettes was held Saturday at the home of Ann Klein Haar. The roll call, "Is your record book up to date?" was answered by nine members, and the minutes Were read by Donna Whitehouse. The skit was discussed by the members and the leader. Achievement Day is to be held January 30th at the Exeter High School. • J+aJ�� xan, 1 ch e 'r► d Miss Murray, London, with Mx., and )4s. Gilbert *W- ray. • Mrs. Joseph M.elady mail Mrs. Michael May in Toronto, Miss Anne MeladY, .lr,ondon, with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Melady. Mrs. M, Hagarty an Leon Hagerty, Mitchell; Dr. and Mrs. Frank Stapleton and family, Galt, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shaefer and family, Stratford,. with Mr. and" Mrs. Jack O'Reil- ly. Mr. and Mrs. James . Merrin- an and family, London, with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Connolly. "Golf! Golfe Golf!" she wail- ed. "I believe I'dr drop dead if you spent one Sunday at home!" "Now; now," replied her course -bound hubby, "you know you can't bribe me." 'blue coal' Champion Stove and Furance Oil WILLIS DUNDAS Office 527-0150 -- Res. 527-1053 OUR.J NEWJ TELEPHONE NUMBER 15 527-0240 filie Num expo*, SEAFORTH WANT ALIS BRING QUICK RESULTS: Dial 527-0240 Read the .Advertisements - It's a Profitable Pastime! lir+ �-rr .. r •, i,i : i. IDEA! A WONDERFUL GIFT for a FRIEND OR RELATIVE at CHRISTMAS . and allthrough the year! 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