The Huron Expositor, 1962-02-01, Page 6Annual Meeting
McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE-
INSURANCE COMPANY
Friday, Feb. 9, 1962
2:00 p.m.
TOWN HALL, SEAFORTH
__All members are incited to be present.
Retiring Directors are J. H.; McEwing,
N. Trewartha and H. Fuller
all of whom are eligible for re-election.
0
W. E. SOUTHGATE
Secretary
..AMD AS MY VOCE ROSE M THE .0 /44AX-
THE WINNING Po/Nr" OF TIIE CLASS Or-
.5tA7 , A HUSH CAME_ EOV, R THOSE
_ASSEMBLEQ.. THY W.RE ASLEEP
a
y 'Cu,r$e
Nloipie,
A rink skipped by May Hab-
kirk took first prize in the an-
nual Seaforth lady curlers'
bonspiel ,Wednesday with° R
wins plus ' 17. Second prize
went to Jean Stapletpn's rink
with 2 Wins plus 9, while the
consolation event was won by
Sally Sillery's rink:
The rinks were: -
Anna Kling (skip), Mary'
Cardno, Betty. Cardno, Mary
Do�g.
Bernice Longstaff (skip), Al-
berta Miles, Ruth Beuttenmil-
ler, Jean Hildebrand,
Jean Stapleton (skip), -Mar-
ilyn Chesney, Clara Macaulay,.
Carol Baker. I
.May Habkirk (skip), Verna I'
Carngbell, Gladys • Thompson,
Eula- Park.
Flo Smith (skip), Ina Scoins,
Julie Ranson, Marie Muir, -
Sally Siliery (skip), Wyn Mac-
Donald, Mona Crich, Betty Mc-
Lean.
Mary Rowcliffe ,skip), Mary Box, Winn McLean, Marg.
Wright.
Opal Dobson (skip), Signe
Crowe, June Thompson, Ina
Atkinson.
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HENSALL Nt
Mrs. Ross 'MacDonald was ap-
pointed vice-president of Hur-
on Presbyterial at the January
Presbyterial held. in Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill 'Simpson
and Mrs: Gus Voth, of Detroit,
spent the weekend with Mrs.
Lou Simpson. Mrs. Voth' is re-
maining until Thursday. Mrs.
Margaret Vair, of Brucefield,
who was visiting at the Voth
residence in Detroit for three
weeks, returned home, and
with Mrs• Voth expect to leave.
shortly by motor for Florida
,to vacation for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Alexan-
der spent the. .,weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil. Dining and
family- of London. Mrs. Dilling
is a niece of Mr. Alexander.
' Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Brown,
of Windsor, visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. Little, Marcia and
Cheryl on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickie,
Bob and Ann, Mr. and Mrs:
William Mickle, Pamela- and
Judith;:and Mrs. Florence Joynt
spent Sunday in Kitchener with
the former's daughter and Bon-
in -law, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mac-
1VIi1lan and David.
Mr. and. Mrs: Kenneth Manns
and Donald; Toronto, spent the
weekend with ' Mr. and Mrs. W.
S. Shepherd. "
Last week the Explorers of
Carmel Presbyterian Church en-
joyed a film on British Guiana,
shown them. by Mrs. Ross Mac-
Donald. .This 'was a..complete.
surprise.' Mrs. Harold Bonthron
Who has been absent for some
months, was welcomed back by
the group. This Thursday, Feb.
1, they will be treated to an-
other film on Brazil. Meetings
will fie held every Thursday at
4:30 sharp after school for boys
and girls, 9 to 11.
Mrs. Eleanor McKenzie left
by jet for St, Petersburg, Fla.,
• Tuesday, Jan.. 23; -had- break-
fast in London and dinner in
St. Petersburg. Several resi-
dents of;•,,the.-village have re-
ceived cards, telling of her safe
arrival there. Mrs.' McKenzie
will holiday there until April.
Cpl. Lloyd Lee, who has been
• stationed at Camp Ipperwash,
has been posted to Picton. Mrs.
• Lee and sons, , Guy and Dale,
. who have been staying with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Peters; rejoined him at the end
of this month.
Cpl. Don Inkinen, of the
RCAF, Coinox, B.C., on TD duty
at Clinton RCAF, was a guest
. with Mr. and Mrs. James Jen-
kins on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Croll and little
d. ghter, Darlene, of Portage
a Prairie, M .,-have. taken up
sidence ' ' the Fink Apart-
nts, r • tatty vacated by Mr.
an ' a s. Marvin Arnett:.
The Local Leaders Training
- School for the 4-H spring. pro-
ject, "Separates Fpr the Sum-
mer," was held in the Legion
Hall, •Hensall, with a two-day-..
'-session on Monday ..and Tues-
day, Jan. 29 and 30, under the
leadership of Miss Isabelle Gil-
christ, Huron .County Home
Economist. Leaders were pres-
ent from Elimville, Hurondale,
Grand Bend, Dashwood, Kip -
pen East and Crediton.
Carmel Presbyterian Notes
The CGIT group are planning
a Valentine party in the church
Feb. 14, and an affiliation serv-
• ice 'with the Women's Mission-
ary Society, Feb. 21. Mothers,
WMS and Arnold Circle are in- "City Hall," said -the switch-
vited. This very active- group, board operator: -There was' no
udder leadership of Mrs. Ross answer frit- a minute, then a
MacDonald, has a • membership rather nervous female voice
of 18. .. asked, "Is this really City Hall?"
Christian Youth Week is he- "That's right, madam," said
ing observed all across Canada the operator. "With whom do
and in Carmel Church,ending you wish to speak?"
with g youth service this Sun- There was an embarrassed
day morningwith Explorers, . • Hence. Then the female voice
CGIT and oung. People's So- said softly, "I guess nobody. I
ciety taking part in the s'ervice., just found this number in niy
Mrs. Alfred Vier, of Carmen, husband's poc'1et
Manitoba, attended the funeral°
Of her Whet 'the late William
Hyde,' held on .Thursday last.
Mr. ":rands:-•Ityckman fe Al
with a heart cor►dit#ort at
4uaenaway Nursing Minn,
W.E:.DDING S
COOKSON-SIPPEL
Wedding vows were exchang-
ed in Zion Lutheran Church,
Stratford, by Joyce Louise Sip-
•pel and Grant Leonard Cook-
son, of Seaforth. Rev.• Walter
C. Ohrt officiated. The bride is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry J. Sippel, Stratford, and
the groom is the son of Mr.
and •,• Mrs. Eleazor Cookson, St.
Marys.
The bride wore a gown of silk
organza over taffeta. The fitted
bodice was fashioned with long
lilypoint sleeves and a round
neckline. A chapel train high-
lighted the bouffant .skirt. She
carried a white -Bible crested
with a •mauve- orchid.
Mrs. Edward A. Keen, of
Stayner, was her sister's ma-
tron -•of honor, and bridesmaids
were Miss- Mary 'Lou Cookson,
St. Marys, the groom's sister,
and Miss Jo Ann Aldis, St.
Marys. They ' wore sheath
dresses of ' royal blue velvet
with blue peau de sore over-
skirts. Nancy Krug, Tavistock,
was flowergirl in a similar cos-
tume.
Douglas Champion, St. Marys,
was best man, and ushers were
Edward A. Keen, Stayner, and
Gerald Pryke, St, Marys. Mark
Keen .was ringbearen
For travelling to the northern
United States, the bride .chang-
ed to taffy -colored mohair coat
with beaver hat and dark
brown accessories. The couple
will live in Seaforth.
Governor Bob Burdick, of the
Niagara Peninsula, was guest
speaker at a joint dinner meet-
ing of Hensall and Exeter Kins-
men, held at the Commercial
Hotel, Hensall, Thursday night.
Governor Burdick ' spoke on
Kinsmen work and how Kins-
men clubs should be run. Har-
old Taggart, QC, of London, a
qualified -candidate for. Deputy
Governor this year, was a guest.
The club announced that tick-
ets are now available from any
Hensall • Kinsman member on
the $21,000 London Kinsmen
"Cinderella" dream home, built
by_'..- London contractor R o y
James. Minor hockey was dis-
cussed, which is progressing
well.
President Art Clark, of Exe-
ter, won the raffle, a turkey.
President Bill Fuss chaired the
meeting, which.. was attended by
thirty-seven.
At the annualcongregational
meeting of Carmel 'Presbyterian
Church, Hensall, held Thursday,
Orville Taylor, Robert Bell and
John MacGregor were elected
to the board of managers for a
three-year term, and Trevor
Wilson, 'for a two-year term.
Earl. Campbell was elected new
trustee on retirement of Wil-
liam R. Bell. Auditors are Fred
Bonthron and Jim Dougall.
Splendid reports by the var-
ious groups were .presented.
Members of the CGIT group,
with__ their...jcader,,.Mrs. Rdss
MacDonald at the piano, ren-
dered a musical number.
Rev. Ross D. ,MacDonald was
chairman' and Jim Dougall was
secretary for• the meeting. Re-
freshnents were served.
Hensall • Church
Holds Annual •
(Cpntribiited) ' •
' Ilgron Maung Litterals will
disctlSs '41isarmanent at their
next meeting Monday evening
in tie community Centre, •v;
erygne interested is invited to
Wend, A new program for the
11002- , season of the Huron,
young Liberal Association will
offer outlets for all , interests -
study group, electioneering com-
mittee, w e t f'a r e committee;
membership collimitte° a n d
lunch committee. -
Those interested are urged
to join now and participate in
the ' activities. The .proposed
Program for the 1962 session
will include several dances,
SEAFORTH SCOUTS, GUIDES -
SET PLANS FOR NEW BUILDING
Rev. Currie Winlaw w a s
chairman for the annual con-
gregational meeting of Hensall
United Church Monday even-
ing, which was `preceded with a
pot -luck supper. Clendon Chris-
tie acted as secretary for the
meeting.
A motion was passed'that re-
ports be accepted as printed in
the reports. Elected to Board
of Stewards were Ed. Corbeet,
Manley Jinks, Grant MacLean
and William C. Smith. New el-
ders voted by the congregation
are Ernie Chipcliaset Ken • El-
der, George -Ile -Ss, Hess, Don „ Joynt,
Dave Kyle, P. L. McNaughton,
William Rowcliffe and Jim Tay-
lor.
The meeting was advised that
in recognition of the service of
Miss Greta 'Lammie, as organ-
ist of the church from 1938 to
1961,. a plaque is being placed
on the organ console.
There was a discussion con-
cerning the proposed" Christian
_Education Building, and the
congregation approved, the offi-
cial board's recommendation
,that they proceed 'with this
building in 1962.
Rev. and Mrs: Wiuilaw were
presented a gift, with the pres-
entation address read -by Al-
bert Alexander, and presenta-
tion made by James McAllister.
The congregation was well re-
presented.
(Contributed).
Seaforth and district resi-
dents can well be proud of the
Boy Scout and Girl Guide move-
ment. Por a town of its size,
Seaforth has the most enthusi-
astic organization in Western
Ontario., `Lately, a- parcel of
woodland 'was donated by Mr.
Harry MacLeod to be built up
and used for the training of
boys and girls. Lying along the
south bank of, the river that
flows through- the MacLeod
farm, it is made up mostly of
bush and is considered an ideal
location. It is a place where
chipmunks play and bluejays
call from the brush. Frogs and
fish abound in the stream and
crows beckon from the fields
nearby. It is down the road
from Hannah's School and past
the rattly old bridge and over
on your right.
Plans are under way •-for a
permanent camp. A road must
be built and some clearing
done. Structures sorb as a
shelter and cookhouse will be
erected. Tenting areas will be
given first consideration. The
boys are looking forward to
taking part in the projects.
A'SMILE OR TWO
by
Tom Dorr
NOTI4ER, THAT'SESSICA
IS ALVO.NS BEUTTUNG
---t ME.
SIMMER DOWN, DEAR_
TESSICA, I'M AFRAID, 15
HER. OWN WORST
ENEMY.
.NOT WHILE T'AA
ALIVE SHE ISN'T
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Brussels -e Fair
discussion group' and Mee1:-
%ngs, when guest speakers 'will,
include Miss Jean McIntyre
and William Nedt,ger, of Sea -
forth District High School. It
is also hoped to have some
summer activities--anti-meetings:•
Henry Lansink has been ap-
pointed to fill -the vice -press-
dent .membership vacancy. All
meetings begin at 8:30 sharp,
and 'ilia' dates n ay be obtain-
ed from any Young Liberal:
Plan Palace
The next Young Liberal ac..
tivity is -a dance in the Legion
Hall, Friday night of this week.
(Continued from Page 1)
the financial statement, stated
the year had not started out
very well, but had picked up
momentum. Total expenses
were $8,301.56, balance on hand
being $297.54. ' There are 113
paid-up members. Mrs. Earl
Cudinore reported for the
ladies' division.
President._Clem Steftler thank-
ed everyone . for - the co-opera-
tion the board had received.'
;Without the help of the direc-
tors, associate directors, ladies,
merchants„ Legions and Lions,
we couldn't have a fair, he
said.
They will need every' encour-
agement with money and sup-
plies. Scouts and Guides rare-
ly, if ever, go out and solicit
donations, - but well,- wishers
may come forward to give a
hand with donations of time or
money. If there "are those who
would like to support the boys
and girls, donations may be
left at..,3he Huron Expositor,
or with any leader of Scouts,
Cubs, Guides, or Brownies.
The .camp will not only .be
used by Seaforth boys and girls
but any,;,organized and super-
vised ,roup from out-of-town,
when available.
In the last five years 'Scouts,
Guides, etc., have increased in
numbers from two leaders and
24 Scouts, to '75 Clubs, 45 Scouts
and 25 Guides., There are now
16 leaders, but more are need -
-One :.of the highlights of the
evening was the showing of
pictures by Doug Miles of the
opening • of the Centennial
Gates, and colored slides • by
Mrs. D. A. Ranh and Jack
Knight of the Gates and also
of the Fair. Other entertain-
ment included a sing -song, led.
by Donald McDonald, and solos
by Miss -Yvonne Cony, with
Miss Marion Hoover. compan-
ist.
Appointed directors • were
Robert Grasby (re-elected), Roy
Williamson, Murray Cardiff and
Roy Turvey; auditors, Ralph
Shaw -and 'Amami Machan.
At the directors' meeting
which followed, Clem Steller
was re-elected president; Robt.
Grasby, first vice-president, and
Clifford Bray, second vice-presi
dent.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Knight and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank 'Smith are
away on a ' three weeks' vaca-
tion to California.
Scout Leaders --Scoutmaster,
A. K. Sharp; assistant Scout-
master, Ken Powell; Ron Eyre,
Dale Hartwick, R. J. Spittal.
Guide Leaders -Captain Mrs.
Norman Ranson; assistants, Mrs.
George ' Mcllwain, Mrs. John
Onbelet, Mrs. W. E. Southgate.
Cub Leaders: A, Pack -Cub -
mistress, Mrs. John Catrinthan;
assistants, Mrs. Gerald Snow-
den, Mrs. J. Polich, Miss Nora
Gorwiil,
Club Leaders: B Pack -Cub -
master, Tom Wilbee; assistants,
Mrs. Tom Wilbee, Mrs. Gordon.
McKenzie; William Hodgert.
Group Committee from Lions
Club: •• L. P. • Plumsteel,, Angus
MacLean, Elmer Larone, H. G.
Meir.
Reward Perfect
(Continued from Page 1)
years: Jim Knights, Ann Mac:
Lean, Bill • MacLean; 7 years:
Catherine MacLeod Jack Durst,
Jim Finlayson, Paul Stephen-
son, Dianne Nott; 6.. years: Car-
ol Varley, Lois Jackson, Don
Papple, Tom Papple, Marjorie
Papple, Murray Henderson,
Bruce Papple, Marilyn, Miller,.
Jim Papple, Shirley Henderson.
Five years: Dianne. Popple,
Rickey Hulley, Carol McLach-
lan, Barbara Gemmell, 'Eliza-
beth MacLean, ,Janice Eyre,
Ralph Smith, Glen McLachlan,
Marilyn Durst, Bradley Finlay-
son; 4 years: Douglas McGre-
gor, Donna Hammond, Brenda`
Finlayson, Murray Smith, Billy
Carter, Carolyn Hammond; 3
years, Jimmie Brown, Ruth Ann
Brown, Carol Wallace, Richard
Smith, Cathy McGonigle, Lyle
Haney, Gail -Brown, Dianne Dal-
ton; 2 years: Ann Cameron,
Jane Dietz, Brenda Dietz, Jim-
mie Dallas, Judy Fraiser, Ron-
ald Dalton, Donna Dalton, Roy
Dalton; 1 year: Brenda Haney,
Joyce Haney, Robert Coleman,
Don McLachlan, Bradley Carno-
•chan, Linda Coleman, Robbie
Hiusser.
DANCING
B1 ODHAGEN
Community Centre
Friday, Feb. 2nd
Des)ardine's Orchestra •
ADMISSION 75 CENTS
Too Late to Classify
CHANGE. OF DATE !
Seaforth Agricultural
Society
ANNUAL
MEETING
and B A N Q.0 E T.
TO -NIGHT
THURSDAY, FEB. 1st
FOR SALE
Feed Mill in Huron County,
with terrific potentiality.
Billiard room with 7 tables,
in Huron County.
Furniture store in,.good.-yil-
lage (terms).
Village hardware store.
Country grocery store.
Modern 7 -room house in Eg-
mondville; barn and % acre
land.
For farms from
acres, for spring
please phone:
AMOS CORBY
Phone 598-M, Seaforth
REPRESENTATIVE for WIL-
FRED McINTEE-Broker
Walkerton
FRE.SURCUTRRIAN
.
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Oganist.
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Church. School and Youth
Fellowship Class -
11 A.Nt -
1oly Communion
Nursery for Children up to
three years
-Guest Minister:
Rev. Maurice Brisco
B.Th.
RCAF STATION - CLINTON
50 to 200
possession,
7:00 p.m.
EGMONDVILLE United Church
LYRIC
THEATRE
EXETER
PHONE 421
•Thurs., Fri. and Sat.
February 1 - 2 - 3
" Big Gamble"
starring
Steven Boyd and
Juliette Greco
(COLOR and SCOPE)
Mon., Tues. and Wed.
Februarys -6-7
"Dark AT the Top
of the Stairs"
starring
Robert Preston and
Dorothy McGuire
ADULT COLOR
03-1.
Shopper: "Young inan, where
will I find the headdheese?"
Clerk: `You'll have to wait A
few .rhitrrttes; lhdy--he's out to;
hatch." /
( CREEPS! i WONDER IF
I'LL EVER MAKE ENoUGI4
MONEY FOR US T
GET MARRIED.
t DON'T KNOW___
714.E j ST OF LIVING
1. SKY 'HIGH_.
DANCE
Featuring . .
The
ROCKIN' REVOLS
NCE
WALTON -
Community Hall
Friday, Feb. 2nd
Take Notice that the -Annual Meeting of Producer Members
• "of the -
Huron County Hog Producers Association
and Members of the Ontario Hog Producers Co-operative
will be convened. et the hour of 12:30 p.m.
Tuesday, February 13
at tt etLegion Hall, the Town of -Clinton, for the purpose of the,
proper business of the annual ,meeting, the election of officers,
the election of voting representatives and• the nominations. of
county committeemen under the Ontario Hog Producers Market-
ing Pla tv'een the hours of 2 &clock and 3 o'clock in the
afternoon of "the above-mentioned date. If an election' is required
for gommitteernen it will.be held on Tuesday, March 6, 1962, from
11 a.m. to 6 p.m.,.,,and, the polling places will be: Exeter Town
Hall, Exeter; Agricultural Board` Room, Clinton; Gorrie Commun-
ity Hall, Gorrie; Walton Community Hall, Walton; Sherwood's •
-house, Dungannon.
`-"• Albert Bacon, President.
A. H. Warner, Secretary.
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IAN WILBEE AND HIS
ORCHESTRA
Auspices Hall Board
Lunch Booth - Admission 75c
ANNUAL VALENTINE
TURKEY
PPER
Wed., Feb. 14th
5 to 7 p.m.
NORTHSIDE UNITED CHURCH
Adults $1.25
Children, under 12, 75e
Seaforth
Legion Hall
e
Friday, Feb. 2nd
(9.1:00 .a.m.)
Sponsored by the
Haim Young Liberals
Association
a.a. ...,tSe forth)
The Week at
Annual Meeting
The Annual 'Meeting of the
• USBORNE & HIBBERT
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY
will be held in
Farquhar Hall, FARQUHAR-•
on
MONDAY, Feb. 5t 1962
et 2 .p.m.
for the purpose of receiving
gib reports of. the Directors and
Auditors for the past "year, for
the election of two Directors
for a three-year term, election
of Auditors, approval of amend-
ment to Section 83'i3y-Laws
relating to Directors' remunera-
tion, and any other business
that may be in the interests of
the Company.
--The Directors whose term of
'office expires are E. Clayton
Cglquhouh and Alex J. Rohde,
both of whom are eligible for
re-election.
M40.
IILTON McCURR¥ • President
ARTHUR FRASE ,.- SOC. -Treat.
SEAFORTH ARENA.
and COMMUNITY CENTRE
THURSDAY, "FEBRUARY 1st—
Clinton Juveniles vs. Seaforth Juveniles
8:00 p.m -
Admission 25c
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2nd—
Skating — 8 to 10 p.m.
Admission - 35c and 25c
SATURDAYi FEBRUARY 3rd—
Skating — 2:00 to 3:30 p.m.
Admission -25c and 10c
HOCKEY
Milverton Midgets' vs. Seaforth — 8:15 p.m.
Admission 25c
TEEN TOWN HALL
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5th --
Mitchell Baijtams vs. Seaforth Bantams
Second game of play-offs - 7:00 p.m.
Centralia vs. Seaforth Intermediates -=-8:30 p.m.
Admission: 50e and 25c
FREE SKATING' Wednesday Afternoons
For Beginners and Guardians -- 1:30 - 4 p.m. .
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