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4:7TUBI.IVRQN: EXPOP7OR, SEAFORTH, ONT., JAN-,••, 4, 1962
• TFWs OF HENSALL
GRANDDAUGHTER IS AWARDED
$500 SCHOLARSHIP IN NURSING
•5'
1 iiss Suzanne J.,9gok, daugh-
.ter o>:• Mr. and Mrs. Harry ,Cook,
of Clarkson, and grandda
ter of Mrs. Cornelius Coo
Hensall, was awarded a $500.00
scholarship by the Hospital for
Sick Children, in Toronto. Suz-
anne is now taking training in
the hospital, which will lead to
a BNSc. degree from the Uni-
versity of Western Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Little, Mar-
cia and Cheryl spent New
Year's holidays with relatives in
Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Faber; Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Sims, Jerry and
Sheila, Exeter, and Mrs. Wm.
Hyde spent Christmas with Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. Barratt and Judith,
New Jersey. Mrs. Hyde is re-
maining for an extended visit.
"Mr. and Mrs. harry Cook, Suz-
anne ,and David, of Clarkson,
spent New Year's with Mrs. C.
Cook.
John Andersen, of 'Jensen,
won the John Labatt trophy at
Kippen gun trap shoot, held at
Kippen New Year's, DaY; with
39 out of 50. Runners-up' with
38 ,out
Lloyd Venner, Hensall;
• Harry Mathers, Exeter; B.
Brady, London. In third Spot
was B. Burnette, of London,
with 37. The weather held the
scores down.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Orval Rapson
had their family--:kome for
Christmas: Mr. and Mrs, -Mur-
ray Milton, Toronto; Mr, and
Mrs. Clare McBride, Gwen and
Bob, of Zurich; Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon' Rapson, Billy and Cyn-
thia, of Wingham; Mn. and Mrs.
Donald . James, Julie and Mich,
ael, of London.,
The., Ho Economics and
Health me ing of Hensall Wo-
men's Insti ute will be held in
the Legion gHall W dnes,4lay,..
Jan. 10, at .15 p.m. 'Roll•, call
will be, `;If I were a shutin, I
would like to be remembered."
A 'splendid ,program has been
arranged by. the program •con-
veners. •
Earl McCrae: of Ottawa, was
a New .Year's visitor' with his
parents here .
First - pla Hensall - Zurich
Combines stretched their lead
in' the Shamrock Junior;. "D"
Ontario Hockey Association
standings here Friday night by
downing Lambeth 41. • Harold
Jaques scored two of the Com-
bine markers, with . Wayne Wil -
'lent and Steve Kyle getting the
'Others. Bill Gorman got Lam-
beth's' goal in the first period.
• The- Combines; • now have 11
wins; two loses and a tie, and
lead second -pace Exeter by 9
points.
Linda Noakes, Cathy Scene_
and -Mary Payne attended a Girl
Guide, Campers' reunion in Galt
-last Thursday and Friday.
Miss Mary Bucliana--:T'aron-
to, visited during the holiday
with her sister and brother-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs George Arm-
` strong"
• Mr. and Mrs. Jack Coward,
of Winchelsea, were guests last
Saturday with Mr... and - Mrs.
Carl Payne.
Dr.. and Mrs. M. A. Hopkin-
son, Joan and Bruce, of Lions
Head, spent the weekend holi-
day with Mr. and Mrs. N.° E.
Cook..
Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle,
Charles, 3ob and Ann spent
New Year's Day in Londen
New Year's guests with Mr.
and ,Mrs. George Beer, Linda
and Betty were: Flt./Sgt. and
Mrs. John Beer and family, of
Camp Borden; Mr.• and MrS.
Fred Beer and Mrs. Chester
Lee, Hensall.
Misses Greta and Amy Lam-
miespent New Year's with Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Lammie, Bob and
Jean, of Centralia.
New • Year's visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Reid and
family were: Mr, and -Mrs. Geo.
Jackson and Brian,. London;
Miss Carol Smith, ,Exeter; Mrs.
Robert Reid and Mr. Len Ship-
ley, Kincardine; Mrs. Marjorie
Helm and family, of Tiverton.
'Mr. and Mrs. Ron Mock at-
tended funer"al services at
Owen Sound on Sunday, Dec.
31, for Jeffrey Waines, nephew
of Mrs. Mock who passed away
in Owen Sound on Thursday,
Dec. 28. Jeffrey was seven and
a half years of age, a
nd is sur-
vived by his parents and one
sister; Patricia.
Peter Williams, 9, son of Sgt,:
and Mrs. Orin Williams, is a
patient in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, where he- will undergo
surgery, pari; his leg.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McEwan
and Mr: James McEwen spent
New Year's with Mr. and Mrs.
Murray McEwen and family at
LondtSn,
Mrs. Robert McKenzie is a
'patient in Clinton Public Hos-
pital, where she underwent' sur-
gery for an acute appendeetomy
on Wednesday, Dec. 27.
Mrs. Vera Gregg and George,
of Corrie, visited on Wednesday
with Mrs. Lou Simpson.
Mr.' and Mrs. Elmer, Shade,
of Seaforth, were holiday visi-
tors with -Mr.' and Mrs. Grant-
Bisback and family. •
Mr. and Mrs. Don Spearman,
Joan. and Jack, of. Dresden,'
were recent guests ,with with Rev.
and Mrs. Currie Winlaw and
family- at the manse, andalso
called on Mr. .and' Mrs. Herb
Turkheim, Zurich.
ichael Davis, ,Tommy Ney!
Ian. _,and Stephen Arnett,; in
their scond-time out'caiol sing;
ing in the village, realized $5,.
which. they' .deposited in. the_
muscular -dystrophy box at
Bert's Snack Bar. The first
time their -went out singing 'they'
made $3.95, which they donate.`
to UNICEF.
BRUCEFIELD
Mrs. Alton Johnston, Seaforth,
spent New Year's with her rela-
tives in Stanley, Mrs. Rohn Mc-
Gregor and Mrs. F. 'McGregor.
Mrs. Ings and Mrs. Gruegan
,,spent the holiday in Seaforth
and Kitchener,
Mr. and Mrs. David Triebner
entertained a few of. their
friends on New Year's Eve. rr.�
Mr. and Mrs„,James Boughanf,
Jim and Wendy spent the
Chr,4itmas -holidays in Winnipeg
and other,„points in the West.
Miss' B th Murdock is visit-
ing with friends in Simcae.
Mr. De Wayne Elliott spent
the Christmas holiday with rel-
atives in Michigan.
Out-of-town guests with Mrs.
H., ,Berry for New Year's were
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Smith, of
��11 �vale; Mr. and Mrs. George
McCdlla, Kitchener, -rand Mr.
and Mars. George Griffith and
family, Stratford.
Mrs. Wellings and Mr. Mc-
Clennaghan, Wingham, spent
Sunday with Mr. McClennag-
han's daughter,'Mrs. Glen' Swan
and family.
'OBITUARIES,
DOROTHY MAUDE LOVE
HENSALL--Funeral services
for the late Miss ' Dorothy
--Maude Love were held from the
Bonthron funeral home, Hen-
son, Sunday, Dec. 31, conducted
by Rev. Currie Winlay. Burial
was in Baird's cemetery.
Born at' Hillsgreen in Stanley•
Townshipr-Dorothy was in her
-29th year, . and passed away on
Friday in - a,,London hospital.
Surviving are her father, Gor-
don Love, Hensall; one sister,
Mrs. Robert (Ellen) Graham, of
Toronto, and one brother, Clar-
ence Love, Wetaskiwin, Alto:
Her mother passed away two
years ago.
THOMAS... DRUMMOND
HENSALL — Thomas (Earl)
Drummond, 73, of Kitchener,
passed away in Kitchener-Wa-
:terloo Hospital New Year's Day.
He was born in Wingham and
lived in Hensall for many years.
Survivors are one son, H. H.
(Gerry) Drummond._ Kitchener;
four daughters, Mrs. M. D.
(Louise) Harman, Woodstock ;
Mrs. H. M. (Beryl) Wilson, Lon-
don; Mrs. E. F. (Dorothy) Wil-
son, Plymouth, Mich.; Mrs. An-
gus (Marion) McKerron, Water-
loo; two brothers, 'Harold, of
Moncton; William, Toronto; one
sister, Mrs. Marshall (Hazel)
Hetherington, of Torantb ; 18
grandchildren and five great-
grandchildren.
Services were held Wednes-
day from the. Edward R. • Good
funeral home, Waterloo, frith
interment in Park Lawn ceme-
tery, Toronto. A son, William
John died suddenly ,on Christ-
mas Day at- his -borne, RR 3,
Guelph. ,
EUCHRE
, Change Hall, Seaforth
Friday, Jan. 5th,
• Auspices Orange ,-fail
Property Committee
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Lula Served --- '`+
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Bowling Leagues
There was little bowling ac-
tivity at Seaforth Bowling
Lanes as far as leagues' were
concerned during the festive
season. However, everything
will be back to normal this
week and the bowling column
will once again bring the week-
ly results. We do have . some
-results, as follows:
COF League '
'Pole Cats, 36; Wild Cats, 31;
Tom Cats, 23; Pussy Cats, 22.
High team, single .and double,
Pole craiat 945, 2581; high sin-
gle, Filing Riley, 247; high
triplet •Eric Andersen„, 599.,
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Seaforth Legion
• Rockets, 54; Curvettes, 42;
Pistons, 36; Pirates, 29; . Sun-
ocos, 26; Dublin Electric,20,
Men's high, singl'e, Ross Bar-
. rett, 265; high triple, Barry
Marshall, 606; ladies, high sin-
gle, Elsie Southgate,- 232; high.
triple, Margaret Hudson, 604.•
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Following\ are the averages
of those who have bpwled inter -
town. The figures in brackets,
indicate the number Qf games
bowled up 'to Dec. 2, 1961:
Peter Weimatin, 204 (60); Rudy
Leibald, :195 (55); Barry Hoegy,
180 (50); Jerry Stapleton, 155'
(50);. Raymond Drager, 193 (40);
Gary Kelly, 165 (20); Bernard
Costello, .130 (20); Mel Merriam,
180 (15); Leo: Hagan, 186 (10);
Andre Aubin, 179 (10); Jack
Bedard, 150 (10); Barry Mar-
shall, 208 (5); Don Dale, 197•
(5); Ross Alexander, 133 (5);
Ron Brady, 131 (5).
.MST . TO SMOKE
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WEEK of PRAYER
(Under the auspices of the Seaforth and District Ministerial)•
Jan. 9 to Jan./12 (inclusive), 1962
Tuesday, Jan. 9:
E_ gmondville United -Church
Guest Ministef-Rev.-H. Donaldson
Wednesday, Jan. 10:
- • St. Thomas' Anglican Church
Guest Minister—Rev. J. C. Britton
Thursday, Jan. 11:
First Presbyterian Church
Girest Minister—Rev. Ross MacDonald
Friday, Jan. 12: -
Northside United Church
Guest Minister -Rev. 1f- Vardy
ALL MEEI'tINGS WILL BEGIN AT 8:00 P.M,
Offerings will be received at all services on behalf of the
• Canadian Council of Churches.
A CORDIAL INVITATION IS EXTENDED TO
ALL TO ATTEND. THESE SERVICES
Rev, J. C. $ritton,' Rev. H.. Donaldson,
Secretary -Treasurer.
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THERE IS'' NOTHING MO RE PLEASANT than a sleigh r ide over new snow on a bright
winter day, according to E. Scott, who is all ready with his pony and sleigh for a holiday
ride • on High Street. (Expositor photo by Phillips).
OBITUARIES
MRS. NORMAN SHIEL'S
HENSALL — Mrs. Norman
Shiels, . of Belgrave, passed
away in Wingham General Hos-
pital, Saturday, Dec: 30, in her
65th year: Born in'London,she
was a native ii Belgrave for 20
years, .,
Surviving are- a daughter,
Mrs. Beatrice Cook, Tilbury; a
stepdaughter,, Mrs. Garnet (Don-
na) Allan, Hensall; two step-
sons, George _Shields, of Hen-
sall, and Norman Shiels, of
Amberley, and 10 grandchil-
dren. 'Her husband Predeceas-
ed- her Nov. 8,, 1961.
Private funeral 'services were
held Monday from the° It. .
-Currie & Sons funeral hoxne,
Wingham, with burial in Bran-
don cemetery. Attending the
funeral from Hensall were Mr.
and Mrs. Garnet Allan and Mr.
and Mrs. George Shiels:
JOHN „McMURTRIE • -
HENSALL—Mr.' John McMur-
trie, a highly, esteemed resident,
of Hensall, passed away at hia
home here Monday, ..Jarb •-1; :in
his "8lst year. Born . in Hay
Township on the old IVIcMur-
•trie homestead, he''fdrmed•there•
until taking up residence in
'Hensall it years ago. He was a
member ofa Carmel Presbyterian
Church and meniber of -the Hen-
IOOF Lodge 223,
:;Surviving are iris o wife, ' `the
former Bei -tie -Gibson, and one
brother, Alex •McMnrtrie, To-
ronto. '
Public funera rvices, large-
iy attended, Wer held on Wed-
nesday from the Bonthron Fun-
eral Chapel, conducted by Rev.
Ross; -D. MacDonald, who paid
fitting tribute- to his life. Bur-
ial was in Baird's cemetery. The
IOOF conducted a service at
the: chapel -'Tuesday. evening..
NORTHSIDE UNITED CHURCH
Holy, Comrptnion, 11' a.m.; Jr,
•Church School during wofirhip
period; Sr. Church School at;10,
a.m.; Youth Fellowship at 7
p:M. in church parlor.—Minis-
ter,--Rev, J. C. Britton, B.A. .
Arnold STINNTSSEN
Sun Life Assuianee.
"Cotipany of Canada
Telephone.;. -852 R 12-
R.R. 5 - SEAFORTH
WALTON NEWS OF . THE WEEK
Mr. Gerald Lydiatt, ' of New
the New Yearspent Liskeard, p en
with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Rit-
chie..and grandmother, Mrs. Al-.
bert Lydiatt,-Blyth.
Mr. John Baan, Ridgetown
Agricultural School, spent the
-holidays with his parents; Mr.
and Mrs. M. Baan.
Mr. Kenneth Ryan, Sutton,
spent New -Year's with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ryan.
- Mr. Herbert Kirkby, Wood-
stock, spent -holidays here.
Miss Donna Smith, Stratford
Teaelrerr College, spent the
holiday's with Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Smith and with friends in Kin-
cardine.
Miss Clair Hackwell, London,
visitied• her .parents,. Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Hackwel1. "
Mr. Wayne McMichael, Wa-
terloa-••College, spent holidays
with his parents, Mr. and .Mrs.
Robert McMichael.
:.Miss Anne` Shortreed and Miss
Jean Hilen, of the University of
•
Too Lath to Classify
• BINGO every.Saturday•night,
Canadian Legion Hall commenc-
ing at .8:30 "p m. Jackpot $70: on
61 calls, One $25 special and 2
$5 door prizes. , 99-1
:MR, pal MR JEFF Ver-.
BAKEL /and family wish to sin-.
cerely thank their friends, 'Chief,
Hutchinson and. Seaford]; Teenr-
Twenty, Children' Art- and wee
fame department for gifts re
ceived"at Christmas, 99-1
FOR SALE—Ttvq double beds,
wooden; single bed; steed; youth
bed,. wood; : ail complete with
springs, mattresses, $15 each.
1 guitar, -good as new, $15; 17"
Marconi TV • sets $35. Several
cabinets. J. VerBAKEJ.., Eg-
mondVille. - ' 99-1.
Western Ontario, spent the holi-
days with their
az
ants
.
Mr... Thomas Love, of. _Water-
loo College, was a holiday vial*.
t.tor at the home of Mr. and 'dr'sl
George Love,
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd 'Jenkins
•and family, of Norwich„and Mr.
and Mrs. Fred, Martin and fam-
ily, of Burford;- were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Clare . Martin.
Mr. Douglas Kirk 3 r, and`'baby
daughter, have returned home
from Scott Memorial” Hospital,
Seaforth. ,
JERSEY COW, 4 years old,
just freshened. Good milker and
right. GORDON E L LI O 1{ T,
Brucefield,' phone 641 J 1,, Sea-.
forth. 99=1
I WOULD like to take this op-
portrnity to thank my frierltis
neighbours•. a�9d' relatives who,
who remen'rberedme with•card's,
treats & flowers while a patient,
in Seett Memorial Hospital,
-Special;•thanks to Drs. Go
4nd Malkus and nursing sta
It was all ninth appreciated.
"'MRS: BEATRICE THEOBOLD:
99„1
The Week at
SEAFQRTH ;ARENA
and COMMUNITY CENTRE
THURSDAY, JANUARY 4th—
INTERMEDIATE HOCKEY — 8:30
Clinton RCAF vs. Seaforth
Admission — 50c and 25c
FRIDAY, JANUARY 5th—
Skating — 8 to 10 p.m.
Admission — 35c and 25c
SATURDAY, JANUARY 6th—
Skating — 2:00 to 3:30 p.m. •
Admission —25c and 10c
HOCKEY
Clinton Bantams, vs. Seaforth,— 7 p.m.
Clinton Midgs vs. Seaforth — 8:30 p.m.
• Admission 25c -
TEEN -TOWN -- HALL « -
TUESDAY, JANUARY 9th-
INTERMEDIATE HOCKEY - 8:30 p.m.
Lucan-Ilderton Combines vs. Seaforth
Admission 50c and 25c
FREE SKATING Wednesday Afternoons
For Beginners 'and 'Guardians = 1:30 • 4 p.m.
This space contributed through 'the courtesy of
UNION
COMPANY
OF CANADA LIMITED
SEAFORTH ONTARIO ,
BLAKE
Mrs. Leon Jeffrey's family vis-
ited, with her on New Year's
Day.
Mr. and Mrs.. Harold Hendrick
and Elaine visited on..- Sunday
with Mr. H'arold...-,Finley and
family.
(Intended for last week)'
Mr. and Ars. Jas. Dunsmore
and family, of Windsor, spent
the holiday weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Dunsmore and
Mr. and: Mrs. James Dunsmore,
all 'of _Zurich.
• Mr. Bill Clarke, of Blake,
spent the holiday weekend in,
Toronto with his sister and
brother-in-law and family.
The Blake public school held
their annual Christmas concert
on Thursday.
Miss Emma Dinsmore, Lon-
don, is holidaying with Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Dinsmore and Mr.
and Mrs. James Dinsmore.
Mr. Harold Finlay and fam-
ily visited on . Wednesday eve-
ning with Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Landsborough and Mr.
Bert Gibbings, all of Clinton.
Mrs. Leon Jeffrey and sons
,spent Christmas Day with Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Jeffrey, of
Goderich.
�FIRS�'
PRESBYTERIAN
•CHURCH
MRS. J. A. CARDNO
Organist
10 A.M.
Church School and Youth
Fellowship Class
11 A.M;
. PUBLIC WORSHIP
444.04
Tuckersmith Federation of Agriculturie
® UAL MEETING- .
Wednesday, January 17th
at .8,:30 p.m.
SDHS ' AUDITORIUM.
KEITH RIDDEL; Agricultural Representatiye. of
Middlese>Z County; will'show pictures of his recent
trip to Europe..
— BOX` SOCIAL
Ladies are•requested to bring' box lunches:
'EVERYBODY WELCOME
Alex McGregor John Broadfoot
President , ' . Seeretar
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Community Centre
Friday, Ian. 5th
Desjardine's Orchestra
ADMISSION 75 CENTS
THE O.E.S. WILL HOLD A
EUCHRE
-- "in I.Q.O.F. Hall
Thursday, Jan., .11 -
ADMISSION 40c
Everybody Welcome — Lunch
EUCHRE
C.O.F. Hall, Cgnstance
Friday, Jan. 5th.
8:30 p.m.
GOOD PRIZES
Admission 50 Cents
Ladies please provide sandwiches •
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