The Huron Expositor, 1963-03-07, Page 4••••,--,, •
ORUCEF1
Dublin Moves
NEWS OF THE WEEK To Establish
SPeeal, aervim uzs had In
lautted Churl on
$7.14%4AY r0.01Z1ZiCg„ when John
.EroaoItcol, Robert Allan, jjr
and J.7171S Bnig hen were •
FOR SALE
16 Two-Tiuhe. 4-FoOt
FLUORESCENT
LIGHT FIXTURES
• Suit, store or farm
build
As affable first o eek iL
April
9.50,„including tubes
WILKINSON'S
IGA
ducted as member of the ses•
son by the ite il johnstor.
and ueloorried by the clerk of
the 'w WLfliin Fut...benig-
nant:I
Aria McIntosh of Torun
to. speni tine weekend tiith
Mrs Walla:* Hang,t erc. fan,
jh anti isotoi with her !moth
er Mrs. C Heigh ofioueeno
way Nursing Home in Hensai.
-where she aa failing heaor.
Mn idus 'Volt of Detroo
spent the weekend with Miss
Kathleen. Ellt.d Marie Elliott ant
her aunt Mrs. '1' are
Mrs Peter Clinton spent
the weekene men Her parents.
Mr and Mrs Norrioar Walker
Mr John Rattenburi of Bur-
lington i :th his ioso
ter Mrs Ross Soon.
INVESTORS'
TRUST
GUARANTEES
4
1
MEP.
W. G. CAMPBELL
6 SEAFf
Investors
104 CAtiAr$, LI itITED
fire -4 Offrs: Wenr0e; Off=ir Privcip=1 Cthes
STARTING CHICKENS ?
We now have a good supply of .
22% Medicated
CHICK STARTER
• •
PIG BOOSTER PELLETS
are available in- 50 and 100-1b. Bags
'DOLMAGE
MILLING (0.
Grinding - Rolling - Mixing
Quality FUL-TON Concentrates and
Complete Feeds
PHONE S55 R 2. Seaforth WINIHROP
Cancer Unit
A Meeza.g establiish a
sub -anis tof the Perth County
Cancer was held in the
parish hall tv.r. Monday esening
A small crowd of 50 was in at-
:env:tante Re% Father Flynn of
SOtoit-pt. 's parish Stratford
:pel.eti the Meet:Mg and Dr
p.athoitigist of Stratfoskil
General Hospital explained the
films the: Isere sh..wr .-th regard
to cancer
Entertainers ye -re Mr Dan.
r Fooks and a barbershop
quartel of Stratford Coffee
and doughnuts-, were served
the'..adies ar,endance
The CPTA meeting was held
ThursdayThur.da n St Patrick's School
Dubitti.oth a large anent
?ince Culler Russel opened the
meeting with prayer Nomino-
uons were opened for a new
treasurer since Mrs John
Erauskopf had moved to Tren-
to r_ Mr Russel u -as. nominated
and ac-repted his nen offim.
A skit by local talent was
taker. from the tape recorder
and was followed by a Phillipps
66 Dis.cussion Mrs. Joe De-
laney. read am address by. Arch-
bis.hop Morocco on -Apprecia-
tion of Catholic Education."
Mrs. Dor. MacCrae wor. a set of
tonels donated by Mrs. James
P Krauskopf Coffee was serv-
ed by the tunc..1.. committee
Mr and Y..2-5 Gordon Costello
arid' dannhter Westhrooke. and
Mr and Mrs Deus: McGilvery.
and Pau:. c- iidr.. Wr.±
and Mos L Costello.
102".S D Cootellik Kitchener
Egmondville
-4Dr.r. Pare 1)
appro..' ed
A ooa::: S'...500 was made
"1-,e^ Park Board for repairs
:c. `..)-•e• toortoo."ssor and the build -
^or.• r R Daro was apoc,iroed
weer': i. -tor for 1963
Towners Take
f Continued from Page 1)
tendo
Winner of a area- for a tur-
key, held n conju.nction wait
jthe 'game. waiS A. Dobsor.
SooafDrch. •
In the third
Saturday. Bob
and Jack- M
Towners with
• Sro O'Neil co
goal for the
Combines.
•
Midgets Win First
Seaforth _Midgets dg eated
Elora 7-4 in the first game of
the best -of -three r.enes of the
WOAA Itrildget -C"
on Saturday right in Seaforth
The second game. which was
schedtled for Elora or. Tues-
day. was cancelled due to of
lee • at Elora However T.: i5
-scheduled for Fergtis tonight
Thrirsday.,. al 8 30 pit
Seaforth Is or. the toss for the
third game he net-e..s.sary
gamer. Lunen
and Ker. Doig
eLswah.- 7e.,,2 the
two goals each
rooted othe only
Lumn-nder.or
EVE -MAR STORES
SEAFORTH, ONT. - PHONE 405 "
" Where Your Dollar Buys More"
Famous
Makers . .
Fine Quality
SUITS
2 Pair Pants
Charroa:
^:heck.s. etc
S'Oeoially
Priced
28-95
to 42.95
Men's
SPORT
COATS
15-95
•
Men's
DRESS PANTS
Pure Wool Teryleoe. Casual
Priced:
3.98, 1.95, 7.95 to 13.95
Dresses
Priced to suit
every purse !
We also
carry Lovely
Maternity
Dresses
New Styles
for Spring !
and A>
SLACKS °At N-.
Reasonably ,41
prTed
Ladies'
Sens -Free
5.. NYLONS
First Grade
400 needle
15 Denier
68c Pair
3 Pr. 1.98
Merr's
SPRING TOPCOATS
Reversible, laminated_
Priced For Quick Sate 1 PURSES
Spring styles
• ^
We have a few Gide and
,- Ladies- Winter Coats left /
Dress Coats, Car Coat, 1/4 -Length
To Clear Below Cost !
Conte in and look at these coats
•and pekes.'
$2.95
to
$5.95
IVAN DOW, RR 3. Wingharn was. elected President of the Huron County Junior Farm-
ers at their annual meeting Friday in Clinton. _Mr. Dow. centre succeeds Murray Gaunt. of
Lucknowi as head of the count -wide group. Other officers are: left to right. seated. Marilyn
Marshall_ RR 1. Kirkton, first vicepresiclent. !dr. Dow. RR 3. Wingliam. president: Tom Cun-
ningham. RR 1. Auburn. second vice-pre.sidert; back row. Maurice Love. Exeter. provincial
&rector: Amy Stewarn RR 5, Seaforth. recording secretary, and Gordon Deer. RR 1, Auburn,
coirespandino secretary. (B-H Photo).
Strikes 'n Spares At Seaforth Lanes
(By 1 FP }WV) pie. Ruth Campbell. 133 and
469.
Legion ,BowlingLeague
Tear- st aufl ings • Limelight-
ers. 81. Frozen Toads. 72: Jok-
ers. 67 Teetotallers 59. Free-
loaders. 57: Unexpected. 39.
Ladies' high. single. Eva
Brown_ 236: triple. Margaret
Hudscor... 616. ME•E'S high. sin-
gle and triple. Dor. Wood. 256
and 821.
Saturday's schedule Frozen
Toads No 6 vs Teetotallers No.
5 Freeloaders No 4 s Jokers.
N: 3 Unexpected No 2 vs.
Lenelighters. No 1.
333
Seaforth Mixed Doubles
Team rtandologs' SnowbPils.
105. Dutchmen 84: Highballs..
K. Oddballs. 78. Teachers. 59:
_FooL'o, 56.
Ladies' high sir_st-les. Elva
McKellar 227 and Mo12v Ken -
de:. 213: triple Margaret -Cum.
g. 538nie.r.i.s..high., smgies.
Harry Cs7r.sr.g `Ki6 and George
Garrck 278:, triple. Ray An-
steri 645.
Ladies. season's average high.
roe WoOd. 170 high triple.
jtme• BOLIS.Sey. 678: high single.
Margaret Hudson. 301: men's
seasons es. erage: igh Harry
Cri•r•=.g 138. -high thple. Lar-
ry Trittr;titie: 782: high si "gle,
Bill Murdde. 309.
333
Highland Shoes League
Team starg'5 ir Flintstanes.
98. Ur.touche.bles... 33: Cotton
Pickers. 68: Orbit. 60: Whip-
pets.'57: Sputniks 51.
Ladies' high average. a Aub -
it 159, high smile 11. Aubir-
212. high triple. A. Walters.
593. men s high average. Peter
,we'rra^r 197. high and:
triple. , A. Aubm. 282 arid 625
333
COF Ladies' Leagtie
Team standings: Crickets 82.'
rass.hoppers. 33.
Ladies nigh single and
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACRO" 47 B7 'A at
:I • 74,1.
49 1•11--B,E
5t• Oat- who
lood2y
as.eeti
52 Ellaar
rimty
53 Bier
.TtrXt
54 Shine
55 Small
n epressioc
58 Forrire
82 )71,..1•-ged
.t npaning
5667 A:zed=
seep=
69 Tprtlize
DweE
79 Circlet
71 &ea eagles
72 San 04 Sett
73 Throv'
74 Distrilince41,
as playing
cards
75 Searcts
1at-ei..e
refuse
5 Doc 'sizing
10 Ce f god of
Meroptits
14 Or. tbe c.ce
15 Basso
queen
15 C'itrnS
Neranoi
17 Preoomse
18 Trieo
Too= to.
tea-rec
ea.gle •
:9 Fiera:etrr.
crafted
:II Referred t.c
sametinrrt
22
v as left
ossonote
24 Na. -r?"' neck
o.f land
26 Porac-o
27 ilariosare
30 stotod
Co.itoot -rex.)
32 Ary
tr:.1.- sells
troops
1.6 E.:a warm
37
B out
39 '7:4AT. tract
of
.and
in Sussex
40 Narrow
at.ets
42 Fathers
44 Tardy
45 Kind of •
ezchnomrci. re
GOWN
1 Reduce to a
oulP
2 The Eea=alis
3 Raise
4 Tents oM
5 Foretells
6 Cereal
pain
7 Tierra
del Ptiega
• Indians
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.8 Coin (pl.,
9 Viral organ
10 Baltire
bra
11 To care for
12 Pok.a stake
13 Used a
garden
imp -Ione=
21 Bolo Petry
23 Yiea1rstve
25 Sesool
27 Persian
eires
22 A cansteLls-
dna
29 Muskat'
tesMimient
31 glad el
tapestry
33 Climbing
34 Go in
35 Tall mansh
grasses
38 Lukewarm
41 Asiatic
long
crested
ley (FL)
43 licist
rig,ceons
45 Prise maga
48 Rational
51 Decayed
55 At whet
plaoe
57 Wales
5.13 Kind
59 Group or
three ,o
60 Balza
forth
61 Tribe of No.
California
lo.dians
63 Excarstioa
for ore
64 Cry of the
Baccnatials
65 Writing tattle
63 Selected
(abbr.)
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LARGE SELECTION LADIES' SLACKS - Pure Wool Worsteds,
Stretchies, Good Colton Plain and Plaids. All sizes.
PRICED 13.911 TO WS
COME Ilt^ - BROWSE AROUND NO OBLIGATION
SATISFACTION FULLY GUARANTEED
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PUZZLE NO. 746
THE PIN TRADE IS BIG
BUSINESS
Pin Ynakinci was introduced
ui Gjoucester. England. in 1626.
'It--rcospereti and soon employ-
ed 1600 persons. an enormous
number for one industry in t ;
that day It is estimated that '
the USA alone now uses over ;
14 billion pins a year. plus an
annual: one iiflor. gross of
safety pins The word -pm" is
also used in mechanics The
crank -pin of a steausslup's main
shaft pithy weigh a ton. but -the
pm. Ir. a watch -plate can barely
be seen by the naked eye.
St. James' Church League
Team standines Parrots. -89;
Ailey pops, 78. Bluebtrds. 77:
Flinstones. 76. Shamrocks 62:
Roll-Rnes... 59.
Ladies. .high single and tn.'
pie Betty Salisbury. 212 and
553. mens high. single and tri-
ple. Lloyd McKenzie 290. and
722.
VARNA
A surprise party as held at
the home of Mr and Mrs Har-
vey Taylor Varna.. on Saturday
Dr. the oocasion of
tte 35:1 o•eddir_g anno e.rsary.
They received congratulations
and lovely gifts from the fam-
ily and friends.
Ar. er.5oyable es -ening was
spent playing euchre. Winners
were: ladies' high. Mrs. Bill
Caldss ell: ladies' low. Mrs. Ross
Brown. men's high. Walter
Baird: men's low. Ross Corbett.
A delirious turkey buffet ltuich-
eon was enjoyed by all.
Mr. and Mrs.. Taylor farmed
or. the second concession of
Stanley Township until 1951,
when their eldest son. Jack.
took over the farm. The cou-
ple lived in Brucefield until
1..ast fall. when they purchased
ti -ie Dr. Lloyd Moffatt estate.
near Varna. Recently they have
redecorated this home and it
presents a very gracious at-
.inosp.here to its visitors.
ST. COLUMBAN
Mis.s, Loretta Barry. Sudbury.
with and Mrs Michael Bar-
ry.
Mr. and .Mrs Tom Sloan and
faindy.Kingster.. and Miss
Anne L2WIE'SE and Gerald Sloan.
Cobourg. with Mr. and Mrs.
James Sloan.
Leonard Maloney, London,
vr,ilh Mrs. Nor o ., Maloney.
Moss Luella Moylar.. Kitchen-
er. Mr. and Mos. John,
Moylan
Miss Mane Cronin is home
from St Joseph's Ho•spital Lon-
don. - •
Siateer. tabes were in play
at the euchre held irt the paris.h
hall on Tuesday es -ening. Prizes
for the hioh- store were won by
Mrs. Wi'llienr McMillan and
John Sfurray. for low- score.
Mrs. Nora Maloney and Marlin
Maloney. Follow -Log cards lunch
was served.
KIPPEN
THRIFTY I( PP E N ETTES
The fifth meeting of the
Thrifty Kippenettes was field
Saturday at 2:30. The roll call
-One thing 1 have learned
about using patterns.- was an-
swered by 11 member -E. The
secretary's report was read by
Lois McLachlan.
The group discussed the roc
ers and decided on two pat -
/terns. Mrs Forrest demonStrat-
ed how to set in a sleeve Mrs.
Alderdice demonstrated darts,
mterf acing reinforcement 'on
tuned underarm seam Every-
one worked on their samples
and also on the duster.,
The next meeting will be
held on March 11 at the' "Bee
and Jay' Beauty Salon un Hen-
salL at 7 o'clock.
FIRESIDE FORUM
Fireside Farm Forum met
Monday evening at the home
. of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Buchan-
an with 11 prsent.' Discussion
i was. -The Rural Church:" When
•the parents take their children
to Sunday, SchooL Mission
Bands. CGIT and Young Peo-
'ple's Union. it helps to develop
the leadership necessar7 for a
'strong community. Churches
should work more closely to-
gether for the benefit of the
community. • You can't expect
your church to do niacin for
'you if you cannot do something
for the church.
Mrs. Harvey Taylor invited
the forum for next greek. Win-
ners at euchre were: games,
111041 Mrs. Harvey Taylor; lone
hands, Mrs. Gordon McGregor,
cor.solatio' n, Mrs. Oliver Ander-
son.
BLAKE
Mr and Drys Edmund Erb
and daughters were Sunday vim.
tors with Mr and Mrs. Newell
Geiger and John and Mrs Mary
Manson
Miss Mary Margaret Oesch
and friend. of London, were
Sunday guests with Mr. arid
Sirs. Edmund Pesch and Linda
Mr. and Mrs Don Forrest
mere Sunda*. es ening isitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lo'.e.
Miss Eleanor Erb and Mr
Orland Jantzi, of Kltchener,
were Sunday guests ts eh Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Erb and fam-
ily. of Blake.
Miss Margaret Fmlay was a
weekend visitor nith Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Hendrick and
Rev. Bert McSpadden
(formerly of this dktrict)
will be preaching in •
BA Y1: I ELM BAPTIST CHURCH
010
SUNDAY, MARCH 10th
at 11:00 am_ and 730 p.m.
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
REV. DOUGLAS 0. FRY
Minister
Sunday, Match lath
WORSHIP - 11:00 A.M.
.945 a m.-Mmister's Class
10.00 a_m -The Senior Sunday
School
11:00 a.m.-The Junior Sunday
School
111:00 a.m.-The Nursery
PAR.LEZ-VOUS FRANCAIS?
'13erztri. 18 -year-old
Montreal high school student
was born in.Russia and lived
brie5y u Poland. Germany
and Israel before coming to
Canada in 1954, Now she
a.ssists Prof. JeansPaul Vinay
on CBC -TV's Sunday program,
Spe.a kir g Ftench. Together
they prdve that learnmg
1,erf-uag can be fun.
By popular request
ALL THIS WEEK
In the Huron Room
Queen's Hotel
THE CORVETTES
from London
Clean, Comfortable Rooms for Rent
By the Day or Week
The Week at . . .
SEAFORTH ARENA
and COMMUNITY CENTRE
-FRIDAY, MARCH 8th -
Skating - 8 to 10 p.rn.
' Admission - 35c and 25c
SATURDAY, MARCH 9th-
- Skating 2 to 3.:30 p.m.
Arena -opens at 1:45 p.m.
Admission - 10c •
PEE -WEE HOCKEY •
Windsor Walkers vs. Seaforth - 7 p.m.
WOAA MIDGET PLAYOFFS
Seaforth vs. 8:30 p.m.
Admission - 25r and 50c
TEEN TOWN - HALL
TUESDAY, MARCH. 1.2th-
. 6th Game Intermediate `13' Playoffs (if necessary)
Lucan-Ilderton vs. Seaforth 8:30 p.m.
Admission - 25c and 50c
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13th -
Skating for Pre -School, Beginners and Parents '
This space contributed' throuell the -courtesy of
UNION COMPANY
OF CANADA LIMITED
SEAFORTH -- ONTARIO
Too Late To Classify
COMING EVENT -o -Bake 1e.r
sponsored by Fireside Fellow-
sLip, Group of First Church 4
Saiturclay. April 20. at 3
or. Frank Khrio's vacant otore.
FOR s.•At.F.-Trade tn your old
shaver now. low pric at
Sas-eines. opposite Post Office..
11-60-tif
EUCHRE & DANCE
C.O.F. Hall
CONSTANCE
Friday, March 8th
HOWES' ORCHESTRA
Admission SOc
PLEASE pRING LUNCH
DANCING I
BRODHAGEN
Community Centre
Friday, March 8th
Desjardine's Orchestra
ADV.SS•CN 75 CENTS
.1.==.11..••••.M.10.
Finals for McKillop
Federation of Agriculture
Public Speaking
Contest
in
Seaforth Distrkt
• High School
Monday, Mar. 11
Sao p.m.
12 Contestants
EVERYONE WELCOME!
- SILVER COLLECTION-
GODERICH KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
and BLUE WATER SHRINE CLUB
-- present --
Gala
Sports Hite
in aid of Crippled Children
Goderich Memorial Arena
Friday, March 15
at 8:00 pini.
See These Attractions
HOCKEY
Goderich Bantam All -Stars
vs. Detroit Bantams
0
BROOM BALL
Shriners vs. Knights -
0
HOCKEY
Goderich Old -Timers vs. CKNX
Band - Parades- Over 100 Prizes
Prize Tickets are your Admission -