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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1962-09-20, Page 5• NEWS or • Tour k grain alone R • is not enough • Add CO-OP Oft C416,0 61110 aw•�v,ui 4 • • • • CONCENTRATE fot = balanced feeding You don't get maximum re- sults from your poultry or live stock with grain alone. Grains are deficient in min- erals, vitamins and certain proteins. But the feeder who adds Co-op Concentrates to his own grains does have a balanced ration , and can ex- pect to get, the "last ounce" of results from his feeding program. Use Co-op Concentrates to convert your grain into a, balanced ration. Seaforth Farmers Phone 9 - Seaforth CO:OP NIT�p CHURCHWOMEN.HEAR EPORT .4FTTitA1NtNC -SCHOQL The Brucefieki UCW held their September meeting in the church basement on Tuesday, Sept. 4. The meeting was called. to order by the president,. Mrs, W. Broadfoot. Devotional per- iod was , condlteted by Mrs. J. Broadfoot and Mrs. G. Richard- son, with Miss M. McQueen at the piano. Mrs. E. Xhompson, secretary, read the minutes of the last meeting and took roll call, which was answered by a ,favorite hymn. Treasurer's re- port was given by Mrs. H. Tay- lor. During the summer' three leaders of church young people, Mrs. J. Boughen, Mrs. F. Mc- Gregor and Mrs. S. Broadfoot, attended the training school at Alma College. These ladies gave very interesting and informa- tive reports of their training program, which included the basics for teenage groups, lead- ership, adult Christian educa- tion and Bible study. groups. Correspondence was read by Mrs. n, and Mrs. J. Broad - foot. Invitations received from Bayfield for Thursday, Oct. 4, and one from Unit 4 of Bruce - field UCW for Wednesday, Oct. 10, were discussed and accept- ed. Mrs. L. Wilson gave a re- port of the meeting for UCW held at' Londesboro in May, when the theme was "The Light Shines On." Mrs. L.. Ariano was in charge of the program put on by Unit 4; entitled, "Where Are We?" A short social hour followed, when lunch was served by Mrs. Triebner and her committee. Unit No. 1,-UCW The September meeting of Unit No. 1 of the United Church Women was held at the home of Mrs. D. Triebner. Mrs. Elgin Thompson and Mrs. Edgar Stoll sled the devotional portion of the meeting. Mrs. H. Berry conducted the busi- ness..The ladies were, remind- ed of a meeting by Unit No. 4 in the church on October 10, and an invitation to Bayfiel1 church on Oct. 4. The roll call was answered by something of interest did during holiday sea son In the 'absence of WS. John Henderson, Mrs. Ed. Allan gave the Sectional report; Mrs.I. Sik lery, the treasurer's report, and received 'tire offering. Mrs. A. Dutton reported for flowers and. cards. It was decided that we each stake a get -well card to the next meeting, to be held at the home of Mrs. Ross Chap- man on Oct. 15. It was also de- cided to hold a rummage sale in Clinton Town Hall on Oct. 20. A program in charge of Mrs. W..Broadfoot included a violin solo by Mrs. Mac Wilson, . ac- companied by Miss Marion Triebner; pianq solo by Mrs. J. Moffatt and reading and con- test by Mrs. W. Broadfoot. The Meeting closed with a hymn and prayer. Mrs. Mc- Naughton, Mrs. N. Sillery, Mrs. T. B. Baird and Mrs. Berry, serv- ed a delicious lunch. •Cub Pack Meets First Brucefield - Cub Pack have started their second sea- son: Meetings are held Mon- day at 7 p.m., in Brucefield United Church basement. Boys between the ages of .8 and 11 are invited to attend. Cub Pack is under the leadership of F. J. Welland and L. Ariano. A Scout Troop is also being formed and meet on Fridays in the church basement. Mr. S. Broadfoot, Mr. J. Douglas and two Rover Scouts are presently looking -after and training the troop. NORTHSIDE UNITED CHURCH Worship, 11 a.m.; Jr. Church School during, worship; Senior Church School, 10 a.m.-Minis- ter, Rev. J. Cliff Britton, B.A.; Organist, Mrs. Jas. A. Stewart; Choirmaster, James A. Stewart. Rally Day on Sept. 30. CAVAN CHURCH, WINTHROP Worship, 9:30 a.m.; Church School, 10:45 a.m. - Minister, Rev. J. Cliff Britton, B.A.; Or- ganist, Mrs. -Oliver Anderson. n�NIA I.IL The 1963 Nash Ramblers Are On the' Way ! We're clearing our 1962 stock at Fantastically Low, Low Prices One Only 1962 RAMBLER AMERICAN One Only 1962 RAMBLER AMERICAN - Complete with whitewall tires, radio, cigarette lighter, ready -to -roll. Complete with whitewall . tires and windshield washer, ready -to -roll. SEE THE 1963 AUSTIN ON OUR FLOOR USED CAR -1957 Pontiac Coach - Automatic MILLER MOTORS AloneSEAFORTH NOW IN OPERATION - A NEW 4 Farm Service for Seaforth, Winthrop, Walton and District Farmers - We have acquired the WINTHROP, FEED MILL' and are now able to render an improved service in the district. We already have many customers through our Mitchell Mobile Feed Service, and we look forward to serving these and others from our Winthrop plant. CUSTOM ROLLING, GRINDING and MIXING r Open Daily from 8 a.m. to- 6 p.m. CLOSED SATURDAY AT NOON • -I We Sell and Recommend FUL-TON CONCENTRATES and Complete Feeds o ma in -Co. See ED. DOLMAGE or DON SCHELLENBERGER . - Winthrop Manager Phone855R2 • Seaforth 1 HENSALL YOUNG LADIES spared no effort Tuesday to make the Hensall School Fair parade a success, as they exhibited their gaily decorated doll carriages. From the left they are: Kay Davis, Pam Mickle, Joan Goddard and. Brenda Lavender, (Expositor photo by Phillips) Results at Hensall Fair (Continued -from Page 1) Moir, Hensall; Paul Reaburn, Hensall. Squash, Hubbard, Bon- nie Kerslake, No. 7, Hibbert; Denise Kerslake, No. 7, Hib- bert; Barbara Kerslake, No. 7, Hibbert. Squash, pepper, Doug- las Dick, No. 7,' Hibbert; La- verne Harburn, Hensall; Fred- dy Elder, No. 10, Hay. Citron, Donald Cole, No. 7, Hibbert; Denise Kerslake, No. 7, Hib- bert; Bonnie Kerslake, No. 7, Hibbert. - Collection of home- grown vegetables, Gary Kyle; Hensall; Karen Sararas; No. 7, Hibbert; Al Corbett, ;No. 10, Hay. Fruit Apples, Spy, Albert Roose- boom, No. 10, Hay. Apples, Snow, Brad Mousseau, No. 10, Hay; Shirley Brintnell, No. 7, Hibbert. Apples, McIntosh, Brad Mousseau, No. 10, Hay; 'Brian Chappel, No. 7, Hibbert. Ap- ples, any variety, Danny Tur- vey, Hensall; r Brian Chappel, No. 7, Hibbert. Pears, Dianne Sararas, No. 7, Hibbert; Inas Alexander, Hensall; Brenda Lav- ender, Hensall. Flowers Dining table bouquet, Grades 1 to 4, Joey Reaburn, Hensall; Alison Fiford, Hensall; Shelby Bonthron, Hensall (20 entries), Dining table bouquet, Grades 5 to 8, Patricia Parker, Hensall; John Moir, Hensall; Gary Kyle, Hensall. Living room bouquet, Grades 1 to 4, Nancy Forest, No. 1, Tuckersmith; Linda Fuss,, Hensall; Billy Forrest, No. . 1, Tuckersmith. Living room bou- quet, Grades 5 to 8, Ruth Ann Coleman, No. 7, Hibbert; Bobby Moir, Hensall; James Kyle, No. 2, Tuckersmith. Best artistic display of cultivated flowers, Grades 1. to 4, Barbara Kers- lake, No. 7, Hibbert; Mervyn Bell, No. 1, Tuckersmith;, Di- anne Sararas, No. 7, 'Hibbert.. Best artistic display of culti- vated flowers, Grades 5 to 8, tttith Ann Coleman, No. 7, Hib- bert; James Kyle, No. 2, Tuck- ersmith; Clark Forrest, Hensel]. Best decorated vase, Grades 1 to 4, Allan Bisback, Hensall; Larry Wright, No. 7, Hibbert; Minnie Rooseboom, No. 10, Hay. Best decorated vase, Grades 5 to 8, Janice Wright, No. 7, Hib- bert; Cheryl Little, Hensall; Ann Marie -Funk, No. 10, Hay. Asters, Grades 1 to 8, Arlene Chipchase, Hensall; Dianne Sar- aras, No. 7, Hibbert; Bev Cor- neil, Hensall. Zinnias, Grades 1 to 8, Catherine Christie, Hen- sall; Nancy Forrest, No. 1, Tuck- ersmith;. Clark Forrest, Hen- sall. Crafts Knitting, Grades 3, 4, 5, Den- ise Kerslake, No. 7, Hibbert ; Sharon Smale, Hensall; Susan Broadley, Hensall. knitting, Grades 6, 7, 8, Bonnie Kerslake, No. 7, Hibbert; Karen Sararas, No. 7, Hibbert; Joyce Flynn, Hensall. Clay. tnodels, Grades 3 and 4, Mark Fiford, Hensall ; Kathy McEwan, No. 10, Hay. Clay models, Grades 1 and 2, Mac Williams, Hensall ; Ann Bell, Hensall; Julie Heal, Hen- sall. Salt and flower plaques, Grades 2 and 3, Sheila Sang- ster, . Hensall. Crayon designs on cloth, Grades 5, 6,'7 and 8, Linda Lenaghan, Hensall; Shar- on Smale, Hensall; embroider- ed articles, Grades 4 fo 6, Bon- nie Kerslake, No. 7, Hibbert; Karen Sararas, No. 7, Hibbert; Arlene Chipchase, Hensall. Glass painting, Grades 4 to 6, Bonnie Dick, No. 7, Hibbert; Gordon Dick, No. 7, Hibbert; Douglas Dick, No. 7, Hibbert. Apron, sewn,. Grades 7 and 8, Bonnie Dick, No. 7, Hibbert: Stuffed toys, Grades 5 to 8, Joyce Flynn, Hensall; Bonnie Kerslake, No. 7, Hibbert; Car- olyn Cook, Hensall: Plaster models,, Grades 5 to 8, Donald Littleton, No. 2, Tuckersmith; Susan Jinks, Hensall; Gary Deitz, No. 2, Tuckersmith. Gen- eral Hallowe'en mask, Ann Marie Funk, No. 10, Hay; Jas. Kyle, No. 2, Tuckersmith; Suz- anile Kyle, No. 1, Hensall. Collection of leaves, Grades 6 and under, Arlene Chipchase, Hensall; Pauline Bell, Hensal]; Gary Kyle, Hensall. Collection of six named wewods, Gary Kyle, Hensall; • Pauline Bell, Hensall; Douglas Dick, No. 7, Hibbert, Woodwork models, Grades 5 and 6, Gerald Volland, Hensall. .Woodwork models, Grades 7 and 8, Larry Elder, No. 10, Hay; Clark Forrest, Hen- sall; Larry Forrest, No. 10, Hay. Best art exhibit, Grades 1 and 2, John Noakes, Hensall; Shelly Bonthroh, Hensall; Alison Fi-' ford, Hensall. Best art exhibit Grades 3 and 4, Dorothy Kipfer Hensall; Donna Forrest, Hen sail; Kathy McEwan, No. 10, Hay, Best art exhibit; Grades 5 and 6, Ann Funk, No. 10, Hay.; Douglas Mann, No. 10, Hay; Beth Cook, Hensel]. Best art exhibit, Grades 7 and 8, Larry Elder, No. 10, Hay; Carol Betts, Hensall; Barry Mousseau, No 10, Hay. Safety rule poster Grades 5 to 8, I.linda Lenaghan Hensall; Bill Corneil, Hensall David Smale, Hensall. Writing • Grade' 3, Minnie Rooseboom, No. 10, Hay; Susan Broadley, Hensall; Ann • Keys, Hensall. Grade 4, Donna Forrest, Hen- sall; Linda .Hay, Hensall; Den- ise Kerslake, No. 7, Hibbert. Grade '5, Beth Cook, Hensall; Sharon Lavery, Hensall; Caro- lyn Cook, Hensall. Grade 6, Janice Wright, No. 7, Hibbert; Pauline Bell, Hensall; Joan Sim- mons, Hensall. Grade 7, Cheryl Little, Hensall; Linda Lenaghan, Hensall; Don Upshall, No. 7, Hibbert. Grade 8, Wendy Moir, Hensall; Suzanne Kyle, Hen- sall; Bonnie Dick, No. 7, Hib- bert. Printing, Grade., 1, , Pamela Mickle, Hensall; Scott Smith, Hensall; Jill Drysdale, Hensall Printing, Grade 2, Joe Van - stone, Hensall; Catherine Chris- tie, Hensall; .$heiIa Sangster, Hensall • Pets Rabbits, Paul Drysdale, Hen - sell; Mervyn Be11, No. 1, Tuck- ersmith; Charles Dalrymple, No. 1, Tuckersmith. Cats, Jas. Kyle, No. 2, Tuckersmith ; Cherlyn Bell, Hensall; Pauline Bell, Hensall. Dogs, Shirley Smale, Hensall; Pauline 'Bell, Hensall; Lynda Kipfer, Hensall. Birds, Billy Munn,, No. 10, Hay; Heather Reid, Hensall; Wayne Lamle, Hensall; Pair - of pig- eons, Kenny Slnale, Hensall; Larry Elder, No. 10, Hay; Don- ald Littleton, Tuckersmith. Any other pets, Mark Fiford, Hen- sall; Peter Bisback, Hensall; Al Corbett; No. •10, Hay. Poultry Bantam, cockerel and hen, Denise Kerslake, . No. 7, Hib- bert; Rickey Ingram, No. 10, Hay; Billy Munn, No. 10, Hay. White Leghorn, Janice Wright, No. 7, Hibbert; Larry Wright, No. 7, Hibbert; Lenny Smale, Hensall. Duck and drake, Bev- in Kinsman, No. 7, Hibbert. Light hybrid, , Mervin Bell, No. 1, Tuckersmith. Heavy hybrid, Malcolm McEwan, No. 10, Hay; Kathryn McEwan. No. 10, IJay. Any other variety, Jean Cole, Hibbert; Bonny Kerslake, No. 7, Hibbert; Donald Cole; No. 7, Hibbert, Eggs Dozen brown eggs, Denise Kerslake, No. 7, Hibbert; Al Corbet, No. 10, Hay; Bonnie Kerslake, No. 7, Hibbert. Dozen white eggs, Janice Wright, No. 7, Hibbert; Kathryn Munn, No. 10, Hay; Billy 'Forrest, No. 1, Tuckersmith. Best decorated bicycle, 10 and under, Ann Bell, Hensall; Carolyn Cook, Hensall; Suzanne Broadley, Hensall. Best decor- ated bicycle, over 10, Christie Cameron, Hensall; Pauline Bell, Hensall; Linda Kipfer, Hensall. Drysdale's Crest Hardware spe- cial, Ann Bell, Christie Camer- on. Tricycles, 'Tony Kyle, Hen- sall; Pattie Van Wieren, Hen- sall; Karen Kyle, Hensall. Best decorated doll buggy, Kay Dav- is, Hensall; Brenda Lavender, Hensall; Joan Goddard, Hen sall. J. Bonthron & Son spe- cial, Tony .Kyle, Kay Davis. Hot- rod, ears, George and Bill Tay- lor, Hensall; Mark Fiford and Keith Rozell, Hensall; Ken Smale - and Gerald Volland, Hensall. Livestock Pair of bacon hogs, Larry Wright,' No. 7, Hibbert. Pair of gilts, Janice Wright, No. 7, Hibbert. Beef type calf, Mal- colm McEwan, No.' 10, Hay. Beef type heifer calf, Bob''Kins- man, No. 7, Hibbert. Showman- ship, Bob Kinsman, No. 7, Rib- bert; Malcolm McEwan, No. 10,' Hay. Alf School Special, $5.00, Mal- colm McEwan, No. 10, Hay. Bank of Montreal Special, va- lue $3.00, Malcolm McEwan, No. 10, Hay. Sports Races: Girls 6 to 7, Barbara Kerslake, No. 7, Hibbert; Janet Klaver, No. 2, Tuckersmith; Shelly Kipfer, Hensall. Girls 8 to 9, Wendie Webster, Hensall; Catherine Fotheringham, No. 1, Tuckersmith; Marion Klaver, No. 2, Tuckersmith. Girls, 10 to 11, Betty Cameron, Hensall; Ar- lene Chipchase, l nsall; Mur- iel Ferguson, Hensall. Girls, 12 and over, Bonnie Kerslake, No. 7," Hibbert; Karen Sararas, No. 7, Hibbert; Ruth Smale, Hen- sall. Boys, 6 to 7, Scott Smith, Hensall; Pat Joynt, Hensall; Bill Webster, Hensall. Boys 8 to 9, Allan Sararas, No. 7, Hib- bert; Rickey Parker, Hensall; Bill Cameron, Hensall. Boys 10 to 11, Keith Rozell, Hensall; Fred Elder, No. 10, Hay; Jerry Tudor, Hensall. Boys 12 and over, Bill Chipchase, Hensall; Danny Cameron, Hensall; Al Kyle, No., 2, Tuckersmith. Girls kicking slipper, Betty Camer- on,'Hensall; Cheryl Little, Hen- sall; Karen Littleton, Hensall. Boys kicking slipper, Bill Chip - chase, Hensall; Al Kyle, No. 2, Tuckersmith; Michael Davis, Hensall, Girls under six,, Elsie Klaver, No. 2, Tuckersmith. Boys under six, Tony Kyle, Hensall; Steven Corbett, No. 10, Hay; Bradley Lavender, Hensall: Kippenettes Meet At Kippen The second meeting of the Thrifty 'Kippenettes was held %at the home of Karen Sararas with 17 members present. The minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted. Roll call was answered by bringing a vegetable. Discussion for this meeting was different methods of selecting and cooping vege- tables. The dext meeting will be •held at the home of Dianne Finlay- son Monday evening. Remember, it takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pocket. To advertise, just phone Seaforth 141. T+.F«+' itoN Zvouro#,f ttEAKM11.4 any, *'4'I 114 CRANBROOK AUXIMAR MS'S The Septenther ,Ineetielle Of ,the Cranb>reek Evening MA, lacy was held Thursday eVelk, ing at the h9lue-.0 ire. Noz' mall Pfeger,wi as xpembers and one visitor breseut. The leader, Tillie ; igen, opened the meeting with a • verse; foUUAwed by prayer. The scripture, Psalne 23, was read hi unison. The meditation was read by Tillie Engel. The meeting was then` turned over to theepresfdetlt, The mill- Utes of the last meeting were read and epproved. The roll call was answered with a Bible verse, The collection was tak- en by Helen Smith. A hospital git't, *owing tQ Mone doUa*, to, be bought, mos by In'' bell rfuether and secant4A4 bit Pores NioDonalft, that ; Ie .. . fps c' O stlllfl llpo;t, The soc4, tionAi meeting 'ls to he 4814 , )30.004: Actober M. kte gve- "ling Auxiliary- xauy, la to .be bald 9etober 1Q at S lam, the , choreh The zadtes et" lin, ioli. i bureh lllViteSl this ate* i".ary to .thea ,meeting. gctober' at li 30 : tn, •F.: The'I'tople, two, news letterer " eauadiail 144ia?l, ' was read by.,,, - Isabel Iluether; A poem, Makea a Horne," was t;•W Tillie Engel, Lunch weS eery, ed by the hostess, . , - Carr Radio . Sped�1 TO CLEAR STOCK ! 1961 and 62 Chev. Standard Installed 1962 Chev. Pushbutton Installed 1962 Chevy. II Standard' Installed .._ .. _.. . . SUPPLY LIMITED 52.50 57.50 52.50 Seaforth Motors Phone 541 -- Seaforth While at Seaforth Fair VISIT OUR BOOTH SEE s Modern Furniture by Well -Known Manufacturers el Phillips and Philco TV and Hi-Fi ® Small Electrical Appliances o .. THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL: CHESTERFIELDS By. Kroehler and Farquharson and Gifford 0 G. A. WHITNEY ;.FURNITURE FUNERAL and AMBULANCE 'SERVICE Phone 119 - Seaforth Congratulations to the SEAFORTH AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY on their 17th Anniversary and BEST° WISHES FOR SUCCESS . At the Annual Fair THURSDAY and FRIDAY Ball II Macaulay `Lumber -- Builders' Supplies Phone CLINTON HU 2-951 Phone 787, SEAFORTH