The Huron Expositor, 1972-02-03, Page 10Seaforth Community Hospital
last Thursday following a brief
illness.
A rink composed of Gerald
Smith and Graham Sholdice of
Walton and Bill Campbell and
John Patterson Jr. of Seaforth
won the bonspiel at the Seaforth
Curling Club.
Alisson Traviss of Kit-
chener spent a few days with
her grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
Herb Traviss while her parents,
Df. and Mrs. Brian Traviss were
snowmobiling with friends in the
411 al lburton district. '
John Van Vliet,c son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jan Van Vliet Jr.,
has returned home from List-
owel Memorial Hospital where
he was a patient•for a few days.
Neil Mcdayin Worn this area
enjoyed skiing on the weekend
at Madonna Mountain, Stowe and
Jay Park, Vermont. Others that
took in the same event were
Murray Cardiff, president of the
Hanover Ski Club, Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Armstrong, Doug Lowe,
Bruce Raymond, Maurine Hanna,
Leo McDonald and Dr. Peter
Hemingway.
After dinner draws were made
at Seaforth Curling Rink on the
three sheepskin rugs, donated
by Stewart McCall, Stewart Hum-
phries and Herb Traviss. The
winners were Mrs. MargaretSal-
..lows, Seaforth; WayntGlanville,
Crediton; and Ron McKay, Clin-
ton.
Mrs. Faye McDonald of the
Walton area •is the instructor
again this year at the Brussels
Arena. Many Walton and area
children are registered -for the
igure Skating instructions which
are 'well underWay. -Mrs. Jack
Cardiff is president of the ligure
skating association with Mrs.
Ivan Campbell, treauserer and
Mrs. Doug 'Evans as secretary.
NeWs of
Cromarty
• Correspondent
Mrs.Ken McKellar ,
Mrs . Alex Ramsey visited on
Saturday with her husband, Mr:
Alex Ramsey who is a patient
in Westminster Hospital, Londb,D.
' Mrs. J. R. Jefferson visited on
Saturday, _ ev'erting with Mr.
. and Mrs. Cecil Kipfer tofHensall.
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visitors with Don's rn• er, rs.
Grace Scott. •-"‘
At the sewing meeting of the
Ladies.' Aid held at the home of
Mrs. James Miller, eightpairs of
drapes for the church basement
windows were almost completed,
Mrs. Miller presided for a short
business discussion during the
lunch period.
Guests
laburn weithMre"Mransd. HMarrs-. Ted ir
bui parents, Mr. and Mrs.
•rson Green and her brother, •
, Jim Green, all of Nova Scotia.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dow of
Kemptville visited his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey DoW and
sisters,,,,Brenda. and Jean.
' Residents of this community
held a skating party. and a-hockey
game in Hensel' arena recently.
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•Scanning
the Weeklies
By Lee Hee
4
in scanning the Goderich Signal-Star we note that a
new sergeant has, taken over the post of Detachment
Commander of the Goderich OPP, effective January 17th.
He was a corporal in Hawksbury for the past six years
and has been with the OPP for 16 1 /2 years - - - Frank
Smeeth's planing mill, which -has _stood a hundred yearS
at the corner of Nelson Street and Cambria road, IS
being demolished and an apartment buijdin g will be er-
ected on the site. - - - The Auburn Horticulturalist
Society elected a new slate 9.f officers at their annual
meeting. Mrs. Gordon Taylor is president; Mrs. Sydney
Lansing, secretary and Mrs. Wes Bradnock, tre u -
A new member of the Octogenarian Club is Mrs. Thorn s
McPhee, R„Ft, 3, Auburn, v,r,ho was 84 years young, Sunday,
January 23rd. .
The Kincardine News reports .that a new agreement
with the municipal police force was ratified by. the Kin-
cardine town counciVat its regular meeting. The agree-
ment was estimated a$ the equivalent to about a 7.6 per
cent raise. - - - In the Ripley news Mrs. George MacLean
Sr. will mark her 80th birthday on, February 3rd. - - -
Bruce' County council elected its. youngest warden in its
105-year history. Harvey Davis, 38, defeged J. P. Jahn,
stone Jr. in a 24-21 vote. Mr. Davis is the county's one
hundreth warden.
The Wingham Advance-Times reports that Fred W.
Cook, marked his 90th birthday Saturday. - - Dr. Leigh
L. Clarke, newest addition to the medical profession in
Wingham was guest speaker at the Business Association
meeting Thursday night. He spoke on his experiences in
Newfouisdlaed. - - Mr. and Mrs. W, A. Henghan were
presented with a gift by Mayor DeWitt Miller in recognition
of their long term contribution in the business life of
Wingham. - - Karen Sutcliffe, 17-year-old student of
F.E,Madill Secondary., School and a member of Wirigharn
girl's hockey team was chosen Snow Queen of the Winter
Carnival sponsored by the Kinsmen:-
From the Delhi News-Record note that if the
Ontario Municipal Board approves the annexation by-law
passed by council, it would bring the population up to 5,400.
The Blyth Standard relates that the Blyth Agricultural
Society aims to better the parade, improvethe entertain-
ment aspects for 1972 and sets fair date for September
20th. - - - An attempt is being made to form. a 4-H rabbit .
club in. Blyth and district. The club , open for youngsters
over 10 years of age, will be only •fhe second of 'its kind
in the County. - - - Bruce .R. Heath of the Huron County
Children's Aid Society was guest speaker at the Belgrave
Women's Institute meeting recently,
Mr. anCYLLS.;....G.P,r..ge, Jackson, according to the Listowel
Banner, marked their 60th wedding anniversary quietly at
their home recently. - - •-• Mr. and Mrs. Victor. Gibson'N.,
observed their golden anniversary when the, family held
a special dinner in their honor at the home of their son-in- •
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Freeborn., - - - A
plaque honoring two Listowel sisters was placed in .the
entrance hall of Listowel Memorial Hospital. The ,Clayton
sisters left a hopital bequest' amounting to $.481,000.. •
Brussels Horticultural Society,-according to the Brussels
Post, held their annual' meeting and reported a year end
balance. - - - Mrs. Ben Terpstra was named president
of the C.W.L. of St. Ambrose Church. - - Wm. Carter, 1 .
Psych91Aist with the special student services of the
• Huron Comity -Board of Education, was guest speaker at the
Grey Central Home and Scliool-Assoclation meeting recently.
The Lucknow Sentinel reports 'that Joe Whitby, a Lucknow .
native, was recently promoted to the rank of Ctitef Warrant .
Officer in the Canadian Forces. - - In the Dungannon
,news items we note that Mrs. Mimie JoneS, who was 92
years young on Friday, received many cards, flowers and
callers who extended their congratblations.
Rontly,for Close to 30 years as Joad superintklebt
in Usborne Township, according to. the Exeter Times-
Advocate, - was honored by Township Council ThUrsday
night upon .his retirement, also by the ratepayers. - - -
The several changes made in 1971 by the Fair Board added
to make the fair one of the best in many years according
to members of the -executive who held their annual meeting
Friday. - - - The Grand Bend Lions Club recently pur-
chaSed a wheel chair and three sets of . crutches for use
by-area residents. The new equipment will 'he kept at the
new Grand Bend Medical Centre.
,Doug. Meidinger, Zurich,, was winner of a-$100 early-
bird draw in connection with the province-wide Kin5 Lottery
according to the Zurich Citizens News. - - - The Zurich
Agricultural Society 'reported a.. successful year, repaying
a $400 loan for 1970, leaving a balance of t a little over $100
in the treasury. Claire"Deichert was re-elected for a
fourth term as president.
....The Mitchell Advocate reports that Ormond Pridham,
Fullarton, was elected pres1dent,e1.the..Perth-Safety
Council.
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(Photo by Phillips)
SILLS - ACHILLES
Mrs. Marg. Taylor, Lucknow ,
In a was the maid of honor and t h ell'
bridesmaids were Miss 'Anne
Guaranfeed Sills, Goderich and Mrs. Barb.
Holzworth, Palmerston: Debbie
, Achilles was the flower girl.
Trust They were dressed alike In red,'
velvet Empire stifled long gowns
Certificate
and carried white shasta daisies
and mernie carnations.
n• The groomsman was Ben Van
, . 4', '• den Akker, Oil Springs. Guests,
were ushered by Ken Devereaux,
London and Don Achilles, Walton.
Danny Achilles 'was, the ring- DONALD G.
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Walton, are the bride's parents.
The groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Sills, Seaforth,
The bride, given in marriage
by her father,' wore a slender'
sheath line gown of new chrystal-
'ette peau-sole with matching
,„iovered buttons down the front,
high Victorian neckline trimmed
with French lace with double-
layer long pure silk illusion veil
A pressing problem for
car: owners is making sure
they are completely
covered when it comes to
The Rev. Wilfred Jarvis pre-
sided for the' annual meeting .of
Cromarty Presbyterian Church
and opened it with scripture and
prayer. Mrs. Carter Kerslake
o.as appointed secretary and-read
the minutes of the 1971 meeting.
The Session—report showed
that there are• 118 ,members on
the roll, of whom eleven are non-
resident. There were-three bap-
tisms during the year and two
Members and one adherent were
lost through death. Other' re-c
ports read and approved were:
C rcimhenex Board , Women's-
Missionary Society, Marian
Ritchie Evening Auxiliary, Pt'
plorers,. Ladies' Aid, Sunday.
School, Children of the Church,
Cradle Roll, Board of Managers
and Cemetery Committee.
The following officers were
,elected: Auditors, John Wallace
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•-• • .„ trimmed with matching lace.- She'
carried red roses and shasta
daisies.
• During a, period of high unem -
ployment, .... the ' disa,bled are
hardsst hit. The purchase of key
tags;1 made by War Amputations
of Canada, helps disabled
veterans to find the independence
needed by all adults for mental *.
as well' •as financial well-being.
1Q--,THE 'HURON EXPOSITOR, SEAFOgTH. FEB, 19.7i
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THE PLACE
__With a Want Ad
Duff's United Church, Walton,
was the setting for the marriage
of Agnes Anne Achilles and James
E. Sills which - tobk, place on
January 14th, 19'72 at 7 P.M. with
the Rev. D. Docken officiating.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Achilles,
The Church wa,s decorated -pith
gold candelabra, shasta daisies
and memie carnations. ,
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LOOK at THESE
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C4th Motors
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'70 Pontiac Catalina Sedan, PS. - PB•- R.
'70 Chev. 1/2-Ton Pick-up
69 Chev. Station Wagon, F,P.
'68 Ford 3/4-Ton Pick-up
'68 Pontiac Sedan, P.S. - R.
'68 Che Sedan, P.S. and R., AT.
'67 Chev. "8" Sedan; A.T. - R.
'67 Chev. "6" Sedan, ,A,T.
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Correspondent
Mrs. Allan McCall
•
The annual meeting of Walton
Duff's United Church was held in
the basement of the church
beginning with a pot-luck supper.
There were approximately 60
members present.
Rev. Derwyn Docken opened
the meeting with singing accom-
panied by ,the church organist
' Mrs. Ian Wilbee. Mrs. Harvey
Craig was appointed secretary
for the evening.
Mr. Docken introduced the
guest speaker, Rev. Cliff Britton
of Hensall, who In turn introduced
Rev. Brydges of Toronto who
discussed a Church Directory
Servire. The meeting decided
to take no action.
New elders appointed were
Harvey McClure, Ian Wilbee and
Fred Dunk; 1972 stewards,
Murray Dennis, Gerald Smith,
Mervin Smith and Mel KnOx.
Rev. Cliff Britton has been
appointed to 'preach the 1972
anniversary services, Auditors
for 1972 are Don McDonald and
Doug Fraser.
A set of new hymnaries will
be purci-ssed for -use in thelchoir
and family may obtain one
throu ._his order if they notify
the tx( . surer, Mrs. Craig.
Mr. Docken will choose.,,, a
delegate for the Huron-Perth
Presbytery. Torrance Dundas
appointed Martin Baan to the
Men's Council. The board of
stewards will appoint the ushers
for 1972.
WALTON W.I.
The Walton Women's Insti-
tute met in the Walton Com-
munity Hall on Wednesday 'even-
ing. Mrs. Gerald Watson was
in; 'charge of the meeting and
Mrs. Nell McGavin acted as
pianist. Mrs. WM. Humphries
read minutes and the treasureeS
report. The Roll Call was ans-
wered by ,,my Favourite Cheese
Dish.", Committee_ responsible
for the euchre on February 4th
includes Mrs. Allan McCall,Mrs.
Jack Gordon, Mrs. Wm. Hum-
phries and Mrs. Ralph Traviss.
Mrs. Murray Smith, Mrs. 'Jim
Nolan, Mrs. ,Earl Watson and
Mrs. Neil McGavin are the com-
mittee in charge for the euchre
on February 18th,
The converters of Agriculture
and Canadian Industries, Mrs.
Neil Mc3avin and Mrs., Laverne .
Godirin, took over the meeting.
Mrs, N. McGavin'gave a reading
using -words of olden tithes and
comparing with modern'expresl- ...
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Economist of Clinton • and Mrs.
,Larry Wheatley , assistant, of
Seaforth were guests. Miss Hunt
explained the- „.. "Making of
Cheese" and that it consists of
protein7- calcium, fat, vitamin
A and Riboflavin. 'A 1 1/4 inch
cube of cheese is. equal to a
7 oz. glass of milk, 1 serving
of meat, fish or poultry is equal
to' 2 oa. of cheese. In caring for
cheese, it should be kept cicain,
cold nd tightly wrapped.", A
'cheese tray was displayed shOw-
ing many kinds of cheese.
Mrs. Larry Wheatley dem-
onstrated the making of Swiss
Cheese Fondue and Zesty Cheese
Fondu. Later it was sampled with
French bread and recipes were
given out. Mrs.. Laverne Godkin
thanked' the .speakers. and pre-
sented them with a Off.
Lunch was served by tile host-
esses Mrs. Ron' Bennett, Mrs.
Pete MCDonald, Mrs. Jack
Gordon and Mrs. Ralph Traviss.
Sympathy of the , community
is extended to Jim Clark anal
family, also Maude Leeming' and
W. •,j. ,Leerning; on the sudden
passing of Mrs.; Clark (the for-,
mer, Kathleen Leeming,) in the
•s--•
COMING '• '
tight , and
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No Cap
• WIGS.
;FEBRUARY 15th
B Ri4 N S
HAIRSTYLING ....„
and Eldon Allen; Sunday School
Superintendent, Mrs. T. L. Scott;
Library Comm., Mrs. T. L.Scott,
Mrs. J. Templeman, Mrs. G.
Laing.' Record Sec., Mrs. S. Mc-
Curdy; These Days Sec., Mrs. C.
Mcliaig; Cr adle Roll', Mrs. C.
Kerglate; Cernetery -
Thos. Scott, J. Hoggarth, S.--Mc-
Curdy, C. McKaig, K. McKellar;
Trustees, Gordon Scott, , Wm.
Miller, Nelson Howe. Managers
for one year, Gordon Laing,12.013—
,ert Laing, Hugh Scott; for two
years,-Craig Kerslakohn Wal-
lace, Larry Gardiner;wnominated
fort a three year term were Ivan
Norris, JamPs Miller, Frank
'Elliott; Church Treasurer,
James Miller.
Special votes of appreciation
were given the treasurer, James
Miller, and the 'caretaker Thos.
L. Scott, for the extra work they
had done during the year.
Rev. Jarvis vacated the chair
and Eldon Allen presided for dis-3
cussions regarding the minis-
ter's stipend and changes in the
heating allcimiatice for the manse.
MARIAN RITCHIE AUXILIARY
Mrs.Malcolm Lamond was
guest speaker at the January
rheeting of the Marian Ritchie
Evening Auxiliary. With the
aid of a flip chart and post .
cards and pamphlets, she gave
an excellent'" account of her
travels in South Africa and
Rhodesia, and of her impres-
sions of the people there. The
-group is beginning a study on the
new generation iri AfriCa.
The president, Mrs. Larry
Gardiner, opened • the meeting'
with a poem and brayer. With,
Mrs. Ivan Norris as pianist, a
hymn was sung, follov.ed Icy the
scripture which was read by
s. Beverly Taylor. The roll
cal ." % Resolution for the_ Atm,
illary „as arisr.red by t'iPven
ineinhe s, and nine htstite help.
ers,..40 .were, .guests at the
meeting. The offering was re-
ceived and dedicated by Mrs.
Lorne Elliott.,
The folk song, Kum Ba
Yah, was sung with Mrs. G.
Laing at the piano. Mrs.Harold
,Parsons,cohducted a contest on
places in Perth County.
• Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Scott,
newlyweds, were honored when
friends and relatives gathered at
Staffa Hall and presented them
'with a purse of • money. The
address wasread by Ivan Norris
and Laverne Wallace made the
presentation. Music for dancing
Was provided by Nelson Howe's
Orchestra.
NeWs of
Brodhagen
Correspontlent
Mrs.Ken Elligsen
Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe '
spent the weekend with Warrant':
Officer and Mrs. Dick Watson
and family at St., Thomas, and Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Wolfe and family
in London.
Congratulations to Mr. and
'Mrs. Robert Gilberfon the sale
arrival of 'their new ,baby•boy.,
Mrs. Harvey Ahrens is a
patient at the Stratford General "
Hospital receiving treatment to
her foot after scalding it 'last -
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Les sviltersen
spent last weekend with Mr. and
MrS. 3-ames Vakebread at Hamil-
ton.
Flowers were placed in St.
J ,cter'S i taherail Church On SIM -
clay from the funerals of yr.
Tom Tully, Mitchell and Mr;.
bearer. • ,
Wedding music was by' Mrs.
Ian Wilbee, organist, and Don
McDonald, soloist. . •
'F'szollow•ing the w edding -a• •dance
and buffet dinner was het cl
at the BrusSeTS LegiOn.
• For their wedding trip to
the Southern States the bride
travelled in a two-'piece turquoise
and grey dress with black acces-
sories..
'Them, couple will 'reside in
Seaforth.
Guests were present from
Ithaca, New York, Hearst, Hawk.
Junction, Guelph, Fergus, Goder-
ich and Toronto.
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News of Walton
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Hymnaries Far Choir
Cromarty aiurch Reviews •
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