The Huron Expositor, 1971-08-12, Page 4Townsend (bays); 9 and 10 -
Karen McAllister (girls); 9 and
10 - Randy Smith (boys); 11 and
12 - Kim Hendrick (girls); 11
and 12 - Charlie Broadfoot (boys);
wheelbarrow race - Charlie
Broadfoot and Randy Smith; three
legged race - Sandy Broadfoot and
Les Adair; ski race - Alex and
Ileane Townsend, Ruth and
George Townsend; parade -Cathy
Walker and George Townsend;
youngest baby - June Broadfdot,
daughter .of Mr. and 'Mrs. Jack
Broadfoot; coming the farthest -
Mrs. Elizabeth Trefry, Richards
Sanding. The Broadfoot clan in-
tend to have another picnic next
year with Mr. Elgin Hendrick
President, Mrs. Ann Broadfoot,
Secretary.
Mrs. Aldwinkle is a patient
in Clinton Community Hospital
with a fractured hip suffered in
a fall at her home.
Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. Wrn.
Kyle, Mrs. Grant MacGregor,
Mrs. Maude Hedden who have
been patients in , South Huron
Hospital have returned home.
Mrs. Edna Paterson is a pa-
tient in South Huron Hospital,
Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Alderdice
and family spent the, weekend in
Thornbury.
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. obstacle Barrel Race Jr. - John
Kroon, Sue Garditter; Open
Quarter Mile Dash - John De-
Kroon, boig. Riley, Charles
East, Lennus Yeo; Western Plea-
sure Class Sr. -, Norma Riley, •
Sue Gaidiner, Doug. Riley, Len-
nus Yeo; Pole Bending Sr. -
Doug. Riley, Jehn DeKreen,
Lennus Yeo, Sue Gardiner; Bar-
rel Race Sr, - Doug. Riley,Wayne
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Sr. - John DeKroon
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Home, Hensall, during the month
of August every Monday.
Those who assisted on Mon-
, day were Mrs. Edith Bell enter-
tained with piano selections and
singing was enjoyed. Others
helping to play bingo were Mrs.
Bessie Luker, Mrs. Earl Camp-
bell, Mrs. Glen Bell, Mrs.
Beverly Beaton, Mrs. Rockus
Faber and Mrs. R. A. Orr.
BROADFOOT PICNIC
The Broadfoot clan met at the
Lions Park, Seaforth. About 70
people sat down to a smetagas-
boald 'dinner attenalliff from
Windsor, Ottawa, Detroit, Sun-
dridge and St. Joseph Island,
Kitchener, Thamesford and Lon-
don. The Sports Committee ar-
ranged an interesting program,
winners being: 5 and under -
Scott Townsend; 5 and 6 - Dar-
lene Provost; 7 and 8 - Kelly
Smith (girls); 7 and 8 - David
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when you come home late.
In short. you can't get along
well without them. And •
that's where proper footwear
When you play tennis.
you wear tennis shoes. When
you walk. you wear good
walking shoes. And when
you work. if your job calls
-for them, you wear safety
shoes. They protect your feet
from injuries. Puncture-
resistant soles protect
against protruding nails.
Protect ivetoe caps absorb
the shock of falling.: objects. •
And painful stubbing. And
deep ireaads in the soles
protect.against treacherous
walking conditions. •
Take a good look at your
shoes. Make sure they're not
getting run down at the heel.
Change fraying laces. And
check the soles to see that
they're in good condition.
That's what self-defence
is.. Taking good care of
yourself.
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Monday's program of old-tim a miksic and sing-a-long
was cancelled last week owing to the holiday.
Mrs. Prouty of Exeter led the regular Bible Study
Tuesday in the chapel followed' by a hymn sing with Miss
Aylesworth as pianist.
Twelve tables of games were played Wednesday after-
noon in the auditorium. Miss Cassie Dougall won the high
ladies' score for the euchre. Rodger Gilbert had high
men's score and Mrs. Leyburne and liaerk Sproat shared
the consolation prize.
The Zurich Citizens . Band entertained the residents on,
Thursday Farnly Night with a fine concert on the lawn.
With ideal weather practically all the residents were able
to enjoy the program.
The ,residents are lotking forward to a band concert
on Monday, August 16th, at 7 P.M provided by Goderich
Hand.
The
Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Boyle and
family are spending the weekend
in Chatham with Ma. and Mrs.
Lyle Mullhurn.
Miss Betty Devereaux ,spent
--the weekTharith-her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Gus Devereaux. She
is taking a summer course in
Toronto.
Mr, and Mrs. Murray Wilson
returned from a trip to the West
Coast.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Gus Redmond were Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Hastings, Staffa, Mr, Blair
Redmond of London, Miss Mae
Redmond of Windsor and Morgan
King of London.
St. Augustine Church is having
Property
Transfers
Recent property transfers
made through the real estate
office of Joseph McConnell,
Realtor, include:
The Mrs. Jessie O'Brien resi-
dence in Staffa to James Onn,
of Ilderton.
The ranch-style home on Chalk
Street North, owned by R.James
Scott, of Seaforth, to Wayne Hugill
of Seaforth.
The Agnes Krauskopf estate
property In Dublin to William
Feeney, of Stratford.
The home of 'Mrs. John Sicinn,
Elizabeth • Street, Seaforth, to
---John-Beceltek-rofeattaa.a.
The property in Harpurhey owned
by warren Sholdice, Stoney Point,
to John Price, Egmondville.
The James Forrest property on
East William Street to Joseph
McLaughlin of Seaforth.
Jr: Equitation - Sue Gardiner,
Wayne Allin;Rafi-DerCroon; Sick
Race,Jr. - John DeKroon, Wayne
Alain, Sue Gardiner; Reining
Class , Sr. - Wayne Allin, Doug.
Riley, Norma ,Riley, Flag Race
Sr. - Wayne Straughan, Lennus
Yeo, Charles East, SueGardiner:
a P, A, system installed under the
direction• of the Parish council.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Borphy
returned to Toronto after a month '-
at his home in St. Augustine.
icnumber -ofLa es fa om-here -
attended a Tupperware party at
Mrs. 'Raymond Leddy's in Luck-
aof.v.
Leo Redmond returned home
after holidaying with his sister
and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Gus:
Cline.
The C.W.L. meeting was held
in the parish hall Tuesday when
the attendance was small as .a
number of officers and members
were on holidays. Mrs. Franken
presided and Father Cosino read
the prayers and •Mrs. Cyril Boyle
the minutes.
It was agreed to have, a bake,
plant and sewing sale at the
Thanksgiving weekend.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Cyril Boyle and Mrs. J. Franken.
Correspondent
Mrs.Robert Hulley
The Huron, Trail Riders'
Saddle Club held a successful
local Gymkhana Saturday
evening. The results were:
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Mr. and Mrs. Ken White,
Krista and Jeff of Bier were
guests. on Friday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. David Wheeler.
Mrs. Robert Elliott and Mrs.
Bessie Frank of St. Marys and
Mrs. Arthur Hopkin visited on
Sunday with Mrs. Mary Jaques.
Mr. and Mrs. ,Oscar Brine,
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Pfaff of Crediton.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rodd,
Pamela and Calvin spent a few
days holidaying onManatoultnis-
land and also visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Hartwick and family
at their cottage at Nine Mile Lake.
Mr. and Mrs.. William Spence and
family also spent a few days at
the Hart wick cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. JackMcEwan of
Stratford' and Mrs. AMA
O'Donnell of Toronto were guests
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Don
Brine and Cheryl.
Mr. and Mrs. David Wheeler
-were-Sunday-guests- vdth-Reveand - —
Mrs. J. P. Cooke of Thamesford.
Guests on Monday ,evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Don Brine and
Cheryl were Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Robinson, Lynn and Dale of
Fourth Line and Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Brine. •
Mr, and Mrs. Ted Insley,
Murray and Karen enjoyed a tour
through Northean Michigan, to
Sault Ste. Marie and spent a few
days with Mr. rand Mrs. W. C.
Insley near Sudbury.
Mr. and•Mrs.' E. W. O'Reilly,
Edward and Mary Margaret of
Barri4 visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parkinson,
Margaret and Janet and Mrs. K.
Cacciotti. Mary Margaret re-
mained for a week's holiday.
Beef members of the Sea-
forth 4-H Calf Club met at the
farm of Grant McGregor when'
leaders Don McKercher and Mr.
McGregor explained feed "lot
management. Later the group
joined dairy membera at the
farm of Con Eckert when lunch
was served.
News of
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Correspondent
Miss Jean Copeland
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Correspondent
Mrs. Maude Hedden
Miss Greta Laramie has won
first prize in the knitting section
for work of the blind at the
Women's Division of the Cana-
dian National Exhibition in the
handicraft competition.
ENTERTAIN QUEENSWAY
The W.M.S. and Arnold Circle
of Carmel Presbyterian Church,
Hensall, are entertaining the pa-