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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1965-04-22, Page 44.1 a-- .c$ MOSIT011, SEAFORTn, OMIT., APR. 222 1065 SEAFORD! TEEN -TWENTY P:resents THE BQUNTY HUNTERS Saturday April 24 SEAFORTH LEGION HALL ADMISSION — 50e and 75c Dress — Casual Dancing 9— 12 RUMMAGE SALE By Egmondville Scout Group Committee Saturday, May 1st —1 p.m. In EGMONDVILLE CHURCH Any article 'accepted at the Church from 9:00 a.m. day of sale. For information, call: KEN MOORE 527.-0508 casx - BINGO MOO CASH Friday, April 23rd - 8:15 p.m... LEGION ',HALL; SEAFORTH • 15 :REGULAR GAMES FOR $10.00" 3 SHARE THE WEALTH with SPECIAL Jackpot $75.00 — Full house with 55 • numbers called. — Children under 16' not permitted - ADMISSION $1.00 Extra Cards' 25c, or 7 for $1.00' Auspices Seaforth Branch 156, Canadian Legion PROCEEDS FOR WELFARE WORK ENTERTAINMENT Friday & Saturday Nights COMMERCIAL HOTEL SEAFORTH Come in and spend a pleasant evening with your friends. . — Fully licensed under LLBO — SEAFORTH POLICE ASSOCIATION FIRST ANNUAL: BALL Wednesday, .April' 28th LEGION -HALL, SEAFORTH Music' By STAN SKIPPER and HIS BAND Tickets available from any local Policeman • q.. NEWS QF JIFNS.LI. Annual Electiolis Feature Meetings at-Hensall Hensall. WI Elects 'Officers M,rs. Beverly Beaton was re- turned as president of Hensall Women's Institute at their an - anal meeting held in the Le- gion Hall Wednesday. Other officers include: past president, Mrs. Fred Beer; first vice-presi- dent, Mrs. V. M. Pyette; second vice-president, Mrs. Jas. ,Ben- gough; secretary -treasurer, Mrs. James McAllister; assistant, Mrs. R. D. Elgie; press reporter, Mrs. Walker Carlyle; district director, Mrs. Carl Payne; al- ternate, Mrs. R. A. Orr; card convener, Mrs. W. B. Cross; assistant, Mrs. H. W. Horton; pianist, Miss Greta Laramie; as- sistant, Mrs. T. J. Sherritt; branch directors, Mrs. Pearl Koehler, Mrs. Ed. Funk, Mrs. Nellie Riley. Standing Committees — Agri- culture and Canadian indus- tries, Mrs. Wes Richardson, Mrs. Walker Carlyle; citizenship and education, Mrs. Jack Corbett, Mrs. Funk; home economics and health, Mrs. Garfield Broder- ick, Mrs. Clarene Reid; histori- cal research, Mrs. Elgie, Mrs. T. J. Serritt; Tweedsmuir his-' tory, Mrs.. R. M. • Peck, Miss Mattie Ellis, Mrs. N. • E. Cook; public relations representatives, Mrs. Annie Reid, Mrs. Maude Hedden; resolution convener, Mrs. Carl Payne;' auditors, Mrs. Inez MeEwen, Mrs. H. W. Hor- ton. Mrs. Clarence Reid, convener for the• nominating committee, submitted the list of officers who were installed by Mrs. Jas. Drummond, district president for •South Huron. It was agreed to sponsor the local leaders' training school course for Huron County in 1965-66. Ten dollars was do- nated to the Legion Ladies' Auxiliary. Mrs. Carl Payne re- ported on the board of direc- tors' meeting held in Hensall. The program was presided over by Mrs. W. B. Cross and included the presentation of the TV show, "Take Your Choice," with, members of the panel being Mrs. Beer, Mrs. Bengough, • Mrs. Wilbert''• Dill- ing, Mrs. IL D: Elgie, With Mrs. Sherrit in charge of the black- board. Contestants were Mrs. Greta Laramie, Mrs. V, M. Yyette,'' Mrs. Laird Mickle and Mrs. Carl Payne. Mrs. Cross. acted a$) MC. Mrs. Laird Mickle played a medley of piano selec- • tions, and—Miss, Lammie con- ducted an action song, `.`Peter Rabbit." Mrs. Cross gave cour- tesy remarks. Presentation of gifts were made to Mrs. Wil- bert Dilling, retiring secretary - treasurer, and to Miss Lam- mie, the Institute pianist; ad- dress by Mrs. Beaton and pres- entation ,by Mrs. Bengough. Prizes for eldest lady went to Mrs. Alice Joynt; 'birthday in April, Mrs. Edna Corbett; lucky cup, -Mrs. Thomas Kyle, Sr. Forty attended the meeting, and program conveners • were Mrs, Cross and Mrs. -Geo. Arm- strong; hostesses, Mrs: John Skea and Mrs. Stewart Mc- Queen. Receive New Members` Regular Easter" service was held at the United Church Sun- day . morning at 11 a.m. New' members uniting to this congre gation were received at the ser- vice: A special Easter• offering was received for the church's. ministeries of teaching arid' healing throughout the world. Wins Plate Quilt . Miss. Mary Shea, of London, formerly on the teaching, staff at Zurich, was the winner of an appliqued Dresden plate gpilt in a draw held at the home of Mrs .Edwin Regier, Zurich, on Tuesday evening,- sponsored by the CWL, Zurich. Sunrise Service T h e .Hensall - 'Chisejhurst Youth Fellowship held an Eas- ter Sunrise service in the Unit- ed Church Sunday. This" was 'followed by breakfast for the entire congregation in Fellow- ship Hall. Confirmation and Commun- were observed in Hensall Unit- ed Church on Holy Thursday evening. The following young people were confirmed by the minister, Rev Harold F Cur- rie: ' • Carolyn Marie Cook, Eliza- beth Hope Cook, William Ross Corneil, Michael Lewis Davis, Muriel Dianne Ferguson,' Lyn- da Kathleen . Fuss, John David Goddard, Michael Henry Hoy, Susan Dianne Jinks, John Thomas Joynt, Linda Margaret Keys, Sharon Pearl' Lavery; Pa- tricia • Leona Lemmon, Gwen- dolyn Marie McLean, Douglas Gordon . Mtinn, Sandra Marie Richardson, , Gwendoyn Sharon Anne Stale" SEAFORTH DISTRICT, HIGH SCHOOL — presents — VarietyNight Friday, April 30th High School Auditorium Time 8:30 p.m. 25 Cents Children tilts ' - 50 Cents it e s AvailaJie, `Jr. m Students' e O.E.S. DESSERT EUCHRE Wed. April 28th Afternoon 1:45 Evening 8:00 "in the LO.O.F. Hall Mita SSION 50 Cents I ,fates, d t Mbitcy Bunny in Evening 1I,•R'YirfN rti1ELdihvit Kinettes Elect Mrs. Harold Caldwell was hostess at her home Wednes- evening for the regular meet- ing of the Hensall Kinette Club, when the following officers were elected for 1965.66: President, Mrs. Wm. Fuss; Past president, Mrs. John- Bak- er; vice-president, Mrs. Jim Hyde; secretary, Mrs. Robert Baker, Jr.; treasurer, Mrs. Ron Wareing; registrar, MI.'S.- Harold Caldwell; bulletin auditor, Mrs. William Clements. Plans were made for the an- nual spring rummage sale, May 15th, at the Arena. It was an- nounced that 57 plants were given to shut-ins on shut-in day Sunday, ` Resolutions to be presented at the district convention in Buffalo, N.Y., next month were discussed. Guiding Chairman Delegated A swing to extra work in con- nection with the Guide Move- ment in Huron, Mrs. Thomas Lavender, of Hensall, District Commissioner and Camp Advis- er, has delegated the duties of chairman of the local associa- tion, to Mrs. Earle Rowe, of -Hensall. The role of the local associa- tion is an infportant one. Guid- ing is for girls, but the suc- cess of the program `adependson the adults who give their time and energy to support Guiding in the community. Members of the local association are parents of Brownies and Guides, or any person in sympathy with the movement. It is the. duty of the local association to raise the neces- sary finances to preside the Brownies and Guides With good leadership, a regular meeting place, equipment, transportation when necessary, and ,to encour- age camping, Coming September it is the hope of the executive that ev- ery mother of i Guide or Brownie will avail herself of the opportunity to become A lo- cal association member, and share in, the work • " Trousseau Tea-'. • Mrs. •Janies Sangster enter- tained at •• a trousseau tea at her home in honor of her daughter, P a t r i.c"ia Marilyn Jones, prior to her marriage tto Ralph Norman Holland. Gueaits were received by the bride -el- ect, Mrs. Sangster and Mrs . -1414‘ man Holland, mother of ' '" groom -elect. The tea table ivt covered -with -a damask • clo"h and centred with white mutts and pink sweet peas in, •a cut glass bowl, flanked by pink tapers. ' ,. Presiding at the tea table were Mrs. Edna Corbett, grand- mother of ,the bride, and Mrs, Archie MacGregor,-. aunt of; the bride. Serving ie the tea room were Mrs. Ken Parker, Miss Monica Peebles, Mrs. George Parker and Mrs. Ronald Schoe- -der, assisted" by Mrs. Jack .Cor- bett, - Mrs. Ed. Corbett, Mrs. Harold Parker and Mrs. Ed. Schroeder. Gifts and trousseau were displayed by Miss Gail Sangster, Miss Marion Schroe- der, Mrs. Walter Amess, Mrs. Ross Corbett, Miss Dorothy Par- ker, Mrs. Robert Chaffee and Miss Pamela. Sangster. in charge. of the register were Miss Ptsy Parker and Miss Sandra Schroe- der-. Hold Showers The bride was feted prior to her marriage When Mrs. Terry See Spring Fashions A spring fashion show was staged at Auburn Community Hall recently, sponsored by Clinton Junior Institute, and was largely attended. It featured the showing of spring fashions , from Eve -Mar Store, Seaforth, and House of Fashions, Clinton. Models were Misses Kaye McCowan and Eliz- abeth Carter, Seaforth; Linda Nott, Clinton; Linda Nesbitt, Blyth; Sharon Ball, June Dor- an, Mrs. Bradnock and little Janet Cunningham, all of Au- burn. Mrs. Edwards, of. Gode- rich, was the commentator. Hair styling was also demon- strated. Humorous recitations were given by Mrs. Sprung, of Auburn, and duets by the Snell sisters'. FREE BUS* To Car Bingo FRIDAY, APRIL 23rd at Kitchener Auditorium Leaves Seaforth Stoplights at -6:15 p.m. '1.00 Pare will be 'refunded if there are 25 or more passengers. Phone 527-1222 `' To Reserve Seat Habkii k Transit Service Ltd. Laird and Mrs. Lloyd Holland were cohostesses at a shower in her honor at the home of .Mrs. Charles Nelson, Clinton. The colors and spring flowers, Games and contests• were en- joyed. Mrs. Nelson read the address and Benny Laird, dress- ed as an Easter bunny, present- ed the , bride with many lovely gifts. A shower arranged by Mrs. Ross Corbett, Mrs. Dave Sang- ster, Mrs. Jack Corbett, Miss Gail Sangster and Miss Marion Schroeder was held in Hensall United- Church. The bride was seated in a fancy pink and white chair decorated by Miss Gail Sangster., Contests were con- ducted by Mrs. Ross Corbett and Miss Gail Sangster. Mrs. Jack Corbett gave a humorous reading. Mrs. Eric Mansfield read the address,• which was prepared by Mrs. Robert Simp- son. Misses Kim Corbett and Cathy Parker presented many lovely gifts to the bride. Miss Gail Sangster and Miss Marion Schroeder assisted the bride in opening the gifts, after which Miss Cathy Parker and Miss Jim Corbett favored the guests with a duet. Mrs. Alberta McBeath is a patient in Scott Memorial Hos- pital,' Seaforth. 'Miss -Norma Passmore, of Burlington, spent Easter with her mother, Mrs. Pearl Pass- more. . Mr, and Mrs. Jack -Lewis, of Sarnia, were Easter guests with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Spencer and Greg. Mrs. Leaton Siemon, Chris- tine and Paul, of California,. are visiting the former's . parents, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Noakes. Miss Dorothy Farquhar, To- ronto, was an Easter visitor with her mother, Mrs. Emma Farquhar. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Spencer and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hay returned home Wednesday eve- ning from a delightful three weeks' vacation spent at Ja- maica and .Florida, and report the climate ideal. • Deborah and Karen: Ford of Grand B.end are spending their. Easter grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Bell. Mr: and Mrs. Eric Jensen of London were Easter weekend guests with Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Bell Pedestal ,flowers at the United Church Sunday morning were placed by courtesy of Holland- -Jones wedding. Easter lilies courtesy of Fee Estate, in mem- ory of Mr. and Mrs: Victor Fee. Altar flowers courtesy of Bell family in memory of Gerald Bell Flowers on pulpit in memory of William Henry, by his wife and. family. Miss Greta Laramie is attend- ing' a national conference of musicians and piano technicians .at the C.N.I.B. in Toronto:this week: Mr. and Mrs. James Bozzato. of Moisie, Quebec, are spending Easter week with the letters parents, Mr. and Mrs. •William T. Kyle and family. Miss Amy Lammie is visiting friends in London this week. Miss Shirley Reid, -and Miss Davidson, Scarborough, Ontario, have left tb spend the Easter holidays in Bermuda. Miss Sandra Reid and Miss Brenda Shier of Scarborough, travelling to Cochrane and Tina - mins for the Easter vacation.` Visitors with Mr. and'' Mrs. Gordon Troyer over Easter week- end were, Mr. and Mrs: F. J. Mor - The Junior Farmers' Choir"' will lead in the worship of music at NORTHSIDE UNITED CHURCH Sunday, April 25 1 00 a.m.1 ' D.S.T. OPENING _ MAY 7th Seaforth Stores will be open each FRIDAY evening until . 10p0 o'clock, commencing FRIDAY MAY 7th . Watch f'o r further details of Buy -in -Sea-° forth opportunities on Friday, as well as .eery: day!' o- AREA WEDDING 'io- HOLLAND—JONES Hensall United Church, ltiye- IY with a floral background of candleabra, fern and baskets of Easter lilies and pink . snapdra- gons, was the setting for the lovely we d ting Saturday, April 17th, at 3 p.m., when Patricia Marilyn Jones became the .bride of Ralph Norman Holland, of Clinton, in a .ceremony per: formed by the ' Rev.• Harold F. Currie. The bride is the daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Sangster, of Hensall, and -the groom is • the son of Mrs: Nor- man Holland and the late Mr. Holland, of Clinton. Mrs. Sohn Tuerkheim, of Zur- ich, provided wedding music and accompanied the soloist, Miss Dorothy Parker, London, who sang "The Lord's Prayer" and "Wedding Prayer." Given in .marriage by her stepfather, Mr. James Sangster, •the bride chose for her wedding ,a--floor-length gown of misty' nylon over satin and net with lily -point sleeves. Appliques ac- cented the shallow scoop neck- line and the front of the con- trolled skirt• which had a large bok at the back waist.. Her shoulder -length veil was held. by 'a clown of lace, sequins and pearls, and she carried a cas- cade of pink Delight rases and ivy. Matron of honor, Mrs. .Ross, (Donna). Corbett, RR 1, Exeter, Wore a street -length gown of Copen blue organza over taf- feta, styled with a shallow scoop neckline, accented at back by. a bow and flowing panel. She wore a matching wedding ring headpiece. Bridesmaids Miss Gail Sang- rell, and Julia, : Toronto, Mr. Harold Morrell, Clinton, Miss Sandra Troyer, London. Mr. and Mrs. Drew Fowler and family, London. were Eas- ter guests with Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Davis, Kay and Michael. - Mr. Harold Bonthron is a pat- ient at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Mrs. Carl Payne has, resigned from the staff of Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth. Mr. Charles Mickle,- Hamilton, left last Thursday evening, for New York, where he will spend a week'a guest of Mr. Ian Mun- dell, a former resident sof Med-- way Hall and a_ graduate,,p1 U.W.O. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lavender and Peri Michelle; Niagara Falls Mr. and Mrs. William Lavender, Carol Anne. and Jay of Kitchen- er spent the Easter weekend with their_ parepts, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lavender.. Mr. and Mrs. Don Rigby, Blen- heim, Mrs. .Jean Manson, Mr. and Mrs. Hilt Laing and Danny, Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart McQueen spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snells Miss Jane Merritt of St. Thom- as is spending the. Easter holi- days with Miss Mary Payne. Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacMillan, David and Tommy, Kitchener,„ Mr. and Mrs. William Mickle, Pamela, Judith and John and Mrs. Florence Joynt spent Eas- ter Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle and Ann.- .Mr.. Herb Hedden spent Eas- ter weekend with . his sister-in- law, Mrs. Lloyd Redden and family and other relatives in St. Catharines. Brownie's Drive - in.. Theatre -- Clinton Open Nightly , First Show at 8:00 O'clock Box Office Open at 7:30 THURSDAY and FRIDAY April 22 and 23 --DOUBLE FEATURE — 'The New Interns' -.Adult Entertainment Michael Callan - Dean Jones and Barbara Eden "Robinson Crusoe On Mars" Paul Mantee -- Vic Lundin Color Cartoon SATURDAY and MONDAY April 24 and 26 DOUBLE FEATURE — 'FOUR For TEXAS (Adult Entertainment) Frank Sinatra - Dean Martin and Anita Ekberg In Color 1 'Man From Galveston' Jeffrey Hinder.- Preston Foster Cartoon •TUESDAY and' WEDNESDAY April 27 and 28 "A NEW KIND OFyOV' '. Paul Newman - Thelma Ritter and Joanne Woodward. • Colour Cartoon ,nuns niiminiluiufl%uiililuuiil CHIMING NEXT "Who's Minding The `•Sidra° and "Son Of Chpteir!' •BIbod+"' stex and Miss Marion Schroeder, Hensall, were gowned identic- ally to the matron of honor. The. trio carried cascades of pink carnations. - Lloyd Holland, 'of New Ham- burg, was his brother's grooms- man, and Ross Corbett and Bri- an Turner ushered guests. The wedding reception was held in the church parlors, the bride's mother received wearing an ivory lace ensembles tur- quoise- aqua and a corsage of pink roses and feathered. carna- tions. The groom's mother chose a navy dress with navy • and. pink accessories, with a cor- sage of pink carnations. The bride's table centred a three-tier' wedding cake and candies; floral decorations were, made up with pink and white sweet peas. For travelling on their wed- ding trip, the bride wore a pink suit with accessories in pink and black. The young couple will reside in Clinton. �!� �� •Hry-R CONSTANCE Friday, April 23 9:00 p.m. Admission — 50 Cents Ladies please bring Lunch • Every wegk more people dis- cover what- mighty jobs are accomplished by low cost Ex- positor xpositor Want Ads,Dial 527-0240. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH REV. DOUGLAS O. FRY Minister Sunday, April -25th WORSHIP — 11:00 A.M. 9:45 a.m.—Minister's Class 10:00 a.m.—The Senior Sunday Scbodl. 11:00 a.m.—The Junior Sunday School. RUMMAGE SALE Anglican Parish 'Hall Seaforth SATURDAY, APRIL 24th at 2:00 p.m. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a General Meeting of the Members of the Scott Memorial Hospital will be held at the Nurses' Residence on the 27th day of April, 1965, at the hour of eight o'clock in the afternoon, for the following purposes : 1. To consider and, if approved, to confirm with' or without variation, a' special resolution passed by the direc- tors of the Corporation on the 25th day of March, 1965, authorizing an application for Supplementary Letters• Patent changing the name of the Corporation to Seaforth Com- munity Hospital. 2. To consider and if approved, • pass any and all reso- lutions and give all such authorizations and directions as May be necessary or desirable in .connection with the fore- going. - - D.ated,atrseaforth, Ontario, this 25th day of March, 1965.: BY ORDER • OF THE BOARD LLOYD HOGGARTH, Secretary. The Publicis invited to attend The Annual Meeting of " SCOTT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL to be held on Tuesday, April 27th at 8 :30 p.m....._ In the Nurses' Residence - For the purpose of receiving the Directors' and Auditors' Reports The meeting will prov.ide'ajn opportunity for a discussion of hospital problems and to re- ceive reports covering the construction pro- gram expected to be completed in June. - Refreshments will be served following the meeting SCOTT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL STATEMENT OF OPERATING REVENUE AND EXPENSES Year ended December 31, 1964 (with comparative figures for the year ended Dec. 31, 1963) 1964 ' ' 1963 Revenue from general services: Standard ward •$196,473.35 $175,765.00 Preferred accommodation 10,300.00 11;816.00 Revenue from special services: - Out,patients 206,773.35 187,581.00 3,688.55 9,251.09 216,461.90 196,832.09 Province of Ontario health grant.... 403.00 313.00 Municipal grants 68.00 72.00 Expenses (net) (Statement 3) Excess of operating revenue over expenses before depreciation Depreciation— ' Equipment and furnishings Buildings Land improvements , 216,932.90 197,217.09 209,303.73 188, 79.52 7,620.17 8,837.57 3,085.73 3,016.87 2,178.00 -2,178.00 114.00 114.00 5,377.73 5,308.87 Operating profit for year $ 2,251.44 $ 3,528.70 Add: , , tlpnations 75.00 125.00 Investment Monti297.50. 207.50 Purchase discounts 90.26 .40.56 Excess allowance for doubtful accounts ,' Excess of • revenue over expenses, for the yeast $ 2,854.20 $ 4,214.17 222.41 A, Y. MeraMAN Chairma 1. .t LLOYD HOGixA1t,TH peCr@ttill •