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The Huron Expositor, 1969-12-11, Page 24r . Here-Are a Few Suggestions to Beat Your Gift Problems MAYFAIR 3-PIECE COOKING SET PYREX STOREN SEE WARE G.E. TEA KETTLES . 12.77 - 17.98 SPICE RACKS 7.97 G.E. ELECTRIC KNIFE , 34.98 RONSON ELECTRIC KNIFE 19.98 SWING AWAY WALL ICE CRUSHER 11.95 CORNING WARE SAUCE PAN SET 19.98 ALEMINUM ROASTING PANS SWING AWAY CAN OPENERS 24.95 8.95 12.95 - 14.50 3.98 - 4.95 Rebekah Lodge Meets • Edelweiss Rebekah Lodge met Monday evening with the Noble Grand, Mrs. Mae Scott presiding. A donation was sent to the War Memorial Hospital, London. The Vice Grand, Mrs. J. Grummett reported sending get well cards and Christmas cards to shut:-Ins and out of town members as well as Christmas gifts. Gifts also were sent to veterans at West- minster Hospital, Ilondon, Sea - forth Mailer and _Kilbarchan Nursing Home. Mrs. Tillie Dunn reporting for the C.P.T. said a donation had been sent to the Horne at Barrie. Every week more and more people discover what mighty jobs are accomplished- \ by low cost Extkositor WanL Ads. Dial 527-0240. ) WW-1--TW-N E-WWWW:KM -MMTI -M_WWIWN WW -WWW.7 . • les a better machine I CE ORTH - LIIWITED ONTARIO THE EXCITING YAMAHA 1970 Our motorcycles tore up the world's biggest tracks. Won top-competition races right and left. Then we dropped that engine into a beautifully- engineered snowmobile. Shazaam! A snowmobile without equal. 24 - 27- 3,6 HY. Models .4 Habkirk 'transit See then): today at SE SEA LIiJLN WO W.]II.M_J -WM-7W_X-M1- I THE HURON E#Postyou, SEAFORT},. OW, DEC; It, 190.. . • ST,C0.10,41140.A:TN. NEWS OF Hibbert Clears Centre By-laws Mrs. Wilma Cornish of Sea- forth demonstrated very skill- fully Beauty Counsellor cosme- tics and the art of applying them at the monthly meeting of the Catholic Women's League in the Parish Hall here. Mrs.. Frank Murray, president, had charge of the Meeting. Rev, Father Oestveen was in attendance. Mrs. Joe Visser reported boxes of used clothing had been'. sent to the St. Vincent de Paul DEMONSTRATION OF COSMETICS Correspondent Mrs. Joseph Kale Society in London. Mis. Tom Kale reported that cards had been sent to sick members. In charge Q1 the altars for December are Mrs. Jack McIver and Mrs. Theo Van Bakel. Mrs, Dominic Murray was appointed to visit the sick. Teri dollars was voted to the Development and Peace Fund. It was decided to remem- ber the sick and shut-ins with a gift at Christmas. It was sug- gested that a teen-age party be held during the Christmas holi- days, to be planned by the young people. The Church will lie cleaned later this month. theanystery 01.6, donated by Mrs. Vincent Murray, was won by Mrs. Tom Kale. Lunch was served by Mrs. Derain/a Murray and her com- mittee. , Visitors with M,rs. Michael Murray for the weekend were Mr. and Mrs.- Lou Murray anci Donald, London, Mrs. Jim.Ack- royd, Miss Ellen Murray, John Murray and Frank O'Rourke, To- ronto. Miss Catharine Moylan, San Francisco, Calif. is visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Maylan. • Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kale were in Kitchener on Friday, attending the Stuckery7Sheppard wedding; Miss Karen Kale was a brides- maid. Mr. 'and Mrs. Harry Ryan, London, visited Mr. and Mrs. Edward Melady. mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gaffney, Peterberough, Mr. and Mrs. Don Brady and family, London, vi- sited Mr. and Mrs. James Sloan. WEDDING INVITATIONS THE HURON EXPOSITOR ' ° • PHONE 527-0240 • Correspondent • Mrs. Bob Cronin Mr. and Mrs. Don Coyne and Pat, London, spent the weekend with„Mr. and Mrs. Tom Butters. Mr. Qus Denomme, Stoney creek ' and Mr. Michael De- nomme, Kitche• ner, and Miss Elaine Regan, Toronto, were vi- siting with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Cronin and family on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs.. Gerald Ryan, London, with Mr. anci•Mrs. Joseph F. Ryan. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Guilfoyle have taken up residence in Lon- don. Mr. Jackie Stapleton, London, spent the weekend with his par- enti Mn. and Mrs. Fergus Stapleton. ; Mr. and Mrs. Andy Whetham, Kitchener, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Whetham and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Friend. 4 The Dublin Women's Institute Alert at the home of Mrs. Joe Cronin with Mrs. George Coville as hostess on Tuesday evening. The roll call was answered to with 'My most distant Christmas card'. Minutes were read by Mrs. Jim Statton and /vita. Tom But - ters read the Treasurer's Re- port. • • Mrs. C. Friend made an ap- peal for an assistant to aid her with the 4-H ,Club, as her pre- vious assistant has moved away. Anyone who has any, spare time would be greatly appreciated and they wouldfind this a very worth- while and rewarding job, Mrs. Friend told the meeting. , Mrs. Tom Butters 'read a . report on the officer' banquet , at Russeldale.which she and Mrs. Olive Britton had attended. It was agreed to send $12 !;:i to Spruce Lodge to provide room dividers. The Institute also do- nated $10 to the Retarded Chu- - dren and $10 tO. the Children's Aid in Stratford as their Christ- mas project. It was also agreed that a -donation be given to Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Cronin and fa- mily, who recently lost every- thing in a fire. The next meeting will be held in January at the horns of Mrs. 'John Nagle, with Citizenship and Education the topic for discus- sion. The special guest for the evening was' Mrs. Bill Durst of Seaforth who displayedChrist- mas decorations and table centres. Mrs. Jack Burchlic thanked Mrs. Durst and presen- ted her with a. gift. An auction Sale followed and Mrs.'" Norman McKay thanked Mrs. Cronin for the use of her home and Mrs. Coville for ar- ranging the-Meeting. Lunch was served by Mrs. Harold Pethick and Mrs. C. Raney. not be plowed for snow and the Road Superintendent was author- ized to erectrsigns to that effect. Cheques were issued to the Perth Board of Education for Secondary School purposes for $52,974.00 and $36,467.00 for Hibbert, Logan and Fiillarton Township School Area, also $13,287.10 to the Huron-Perth County R. C. S ep.S chool Board for Hibberts 1969 levy. This makes a total increase of $29,095.38 over the 1968 payments toSchool Boards. Final payment Wasznade on the Carey Bridge and :the' Engineer's costs paid. ANNUAL TURKEY BINGO A capacity crowd filled theSt. Patrick's parish Hall in Dublin Friday for the annual Turkey Bingo. "Winners of turkeys included: _Michael Rowland, Harry' Van Bergen, Peter Van Bakel, Robby ' .1Crauskepf, Michael Rowland, Mrs. John Van Giffin, Seaforth, Bill O'Rourke, Jim Van Bakel, Mrs. Bob Cronin, Theresa Flan- agan, Miss Blanche Dalton,Loh- desboro and Mrs. Russel Smith. Consolation prizes of $1.00 I went to Joe Nolan, Mrs. Russel Smith, 'Mrs. Bubb, Mitchell,John Delaney, John Van Bakel, Mrs. M. Nagle, Mrs. F. Bruxer, and Catherine Dekroon. There • were three special games played for $10.00 each with the winners: Joe Ryan $5.00 and Theresa Delaney $5.00, Mrs. Earl Dick $10.00 and Mrs. Dan • O'Rourke $10.00. Door prizes of $1.00 each went to Mrs. Gertrude Kramers, -Mary Anne Kale, Laurie Fer- guson, Michael Rowland, David O'Rourke, and Mrs. John Schoon- . derwoerd, Mitchell. , • -r An Expositor Clesgified will pay you dividends % Have you tried one? Dial 52/7-0240. Area Girls Earn Awards Correspondent Mrs. .Bob Cronin Mitchell Secondary School was the scene on Saturday for the 4-11 Girls Achievement Day. The clubs participating'wereLo- gan, Fullerton,len Cowrie, ;i Kirktonj arling rd, Seaffa, Gouldi, Dublin, Mot erwell. • Comments on the exhibits were made tar Mrs. Marilyn Rit- chie of Stratford and, comments on demqnstrations were made by Mrs. Maxine Brightwell alsa ef , Stratford. e Coaaty Honours Certificates and Pies were presented to:•Joyce Russel, R. R. I., Mitchell, Carolyn Kemp, R.R.1., Mitchell, Luanne Rowland, Dublin, Catherine Brown, Dublin, Darlene Temple- than, R.R.2., Staffa, Julie Elliot, Staffa, Sandra Davidson, R.R.2., Mitchell, Susan Schellenberger, R.1.2. Mitchell, Patsy Sebben, R.R.2., St. 13 aulsr Kathy Simp- son, R.R.1., ,St. Marys, Donna Jones, R.R.6., St. Marys, Maxine McCorquodale, R.R.6. St. Marys, Beverley Youngson, R,R.6., St. Marys, ,Deborah 'Jaques, Wood- ham, Jaiaice Bode, R.R.4., Mit- chell. - .. Provincial Honours and Pins were presented to: Marion Ross, R.R..1.,, St. Marys, Frances Scott, R. R. 2., Staffa , Joan Batten, R.R.1., St. Marys. Mrs. Cecil *Burrill, R,R.1., St. Marys, received the 5 year Leaders Certifieate and Mrs. Charles Friend, Dublin, received her 10 year Leader's Certifi- cate. Area girls awarded scholar- . 'ships ,"sphnearecl*.the Wpm Institute included Joan Xii s' from the Dublin Colleens,.Beth Christie, .from the Glen Gowrie Club and Linda Wolfe from the Goulds Club. To .complete the day each club participated in skits and demonstrations and a garment parade. By-laws for establishing a Community Centre or , centres for the residents of the Municip- ality and fo their operation and maintenance wer adopted by Hibbert Council at its December meeting. The by-laws also provided fOr acquiring laud for those purposes from James and Mildred Cronin. The treasurer reported that a cheque had been received in the amount of $26,736.24 for interim roarLsubsidy coVering expenditures from January 1st to September 30, 196g, At a special meeting of Coun- cil, it was decided that certain sideroa.ds in. the Township would Institute Agrees On Christmas Gifts Seaforth t Ad" a ir ILA 'a 04 ft with a happy future Give the lasting elegance of beautiful furniture. We have fresh new designs to fit every decorating scheme and a gained staff to assist you. With each piece, you're assured of quality craftsmanship. WLE El-aCTRICAL. 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