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The Huron Expositor, 1968-11-14, Page 7• 1 1 • 9 • *. To Rubbers $ .00 'Pr. at J4CK THOMPSON Family Shoes ancl - Repairs 8 Main Street Remember! It takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pocket. To advertise, Just Dial Seaforth 521-0240. Area 00000*.tie04 tipspital Mrs. Kenneth Etue and .14*'. Gordonlienttenmiller„. delegates.._ to tbe 5Bth 40141 meeting and Convention. of the llesPital AA* iliarievAssociatiOn of Ontario,. Toronto on'i0.00110 gave entitualastie reports at the NOV, &ober Meeting of the Seaforth govair Auxiliary on „Tuesday evening. Ms. Etue'reported over SOO auxiliaries were. registered at • the convention. There are 60,- 000 members belonging to the Ontario Auxiliaries and 5,000 teenage ,volunteerworking • in hospitals. in Ontario. She said -one speaker urged aindnaries to _remember to smile and be friendly as they carried out their work in the hospitalas volunteers, to Work for pleasure ' and to be gener- ous with praise and cautious with criticism. Mrs. Beuttemniller . spoke • of DRUMETTE 6 pieces of Chicken with French Fries and Cole Slaw GERALD'S SUPERTEST Phorie 527-1010 ' Seaforth SMITH' -SPECIALS FOR Thursday, Friday and Saturday Complete SeleCtion of Christmas Baking Needs. 27c Off Package KING SIZE FAB Carnation MILK 2 lge. 16 -oz. -tins 330 •Blue Bonnet MARGARINE pkg, 890 CHOCOLATE FLAVOUR • • • • 2 -lbs. 790 Nestle Duni Baliet r1111,884MSZkf Ze-117-1- 2 -roll pkg. 24 Clark's' Fancy . TOMATO JUICE lge. 48 -oz. tin 350 saliCENJUICE lge: 48 -oz. tin 390 ,PRoDUCE 'Pkg%$1.39 Sunkist ORANGES, size 163's Ontario No. 1 Cooking ONIONS Local Fresh Green 'CABBAGE dOz. 490, 10-1b. bag 490 Ib. iwention VA:Value of volunteePlilnthoi, • Ment. the, work of the profession. gOnering dea4 „ .pital Where they Van ,e01114-0*." ' ' ' tbe al people and can belie net con., •World Wars, Remembrance siderablY Where there i.s. a Man- littYkWulteSd°44tehrvee4sulpTcd'aes701tNt°hVe' power shortage, especially if Royal Canadian Legion, He nsallshe is made to feel needed and touch 468,, with e service and ,. even trained in some special ' capacity. • Placing of wreaths at the CQ110- Miss Alice Reid reported the thpb. at 10:45 a.m. need for more volunteersto oarLia‘insg. wvmaerrs,ra-wy107; sPrIrinc; assist with knitting baby sweat- ers and booties. Volunteermay giori, president E. 11,,Davi4 Au*, phone Mrs. Nnithan Schneider illarY,- president Mrs. Garnet Al - for wool. Mrs. mr, D. Stephen.- len; Kinsmen and KiiietteS1 son reported that handmade ar- President Wayne Reid for 1041 ticles are needed fpr the' Gift men and president Mrs.lion- 'Wareing for the , Kin,etles; Shop sueh as stuffed toys, dolls, • Guides, Pam Male; Village, clothes, etc. Mrs, Orville Oke announced Wil°aakrolesd; CalZ- RToewneveshipM:ncnoiuen. that she had presented the Aux- iliary bursary •for $150.00 to bell; Tuckersmith, Reeve Elgin Julianne Rau at the Commence- Thompson; General Coaa, Bar- rnent exereises 'of_ the Seaforth -tie Jackson. . District High Sehool on Nov- A large and colorful parade, ember 1. Julianna is a student Beaded by Exeter Legion Pipe nurse at St. Joseph'sifospital, Band, Legion, Auxiliary, Guides, London, at the Present time. Brownies and their leaders, Miss Dorothy Parke ,handed • marched to tne United Church out tickets to be Sidd for the for service at 11 a.m. Re. liar- Amdliary Turkey Draw. old F. Currie gave the message Mrs. James MacDonald Is to, appropriate to the occasion. be responsible for favours for President E. A. Davis read the patients' trays for Christmas. scripture. passages from- Reyol. New ideas were brought from ations 21 1 to 7. The choir sang the convention for favours. an anthem under direction of Miss Janet Cluff reported the Mrs. John Turkheim. recent rummage Sale had been Parade nthrshall was Wilmer most successful and the mem- Dalrymple, oolor sergeant, Jim . bers were thanked for all the Taylor, standard .bearers, Leg- work they had done to bring ion, Jelin, Skea, Garnet Allan, about this success. Auxiliary, Mrs. Harry Horton, Plans were finalized for the MrST Roland Vanstone, Guides, Christmas party to be . held at Brenda Lavender and Jill Drys - the next meeting when Court dale. Monday evening, Nov. llth Whist will be Played. Each members of the Legion enjoyed member was reminded to bring a dinner at the Legion Hall. . a gift for exchange and•a show- er gift for the Gift Shop, hand- Hensel! Council . made if possible. Mrs. Clare Hensall Council met in ses- Reith, Mrs. Kenneth Etue, Mrs, sion Monday evening when Mr. Gordon Beuttenmiller and Miss J. G. Tillock and Mr. S. Jeffrey Alice Reid are in charge of this froni the Dept. of Highways meeting. were present to discuss with The mystery draw was won council the transfer of High - by Mrs. Orville ()k. way 84, a distance of .61 miles „ in the Village of Hensall,%and \ also Highway 4, a distance of KIPPEN EAST" WI .43 miles in the Village of Hen- ' Kippen East WI will meet sail, to the jurisdiction of the Municipality of the Village of November 20th at 8:30 p.n. at the Hensall 'i Legion Hall. The Hensall. This ' matter will ta roll call is "'should Canada op- some time before the resolution en her doors to all nationalities can be accomplished as it re - for immigration" and other it. quires a transfer of jurisdiction ems include motto by Mrs. Ro- -by order in council, also anoth- bert Kinsman, Mrs. Miner from er order in council to establish Thames Road Church, speaking these roads as connecting links to. the Queen's Highway as well on the Sarnia Indian Reserve, with pictures, reading by Mrsas a resolution from the Village" Edna Caldwell'. ,,, accepting the transfer. . At a special Meeting C. A. , MacDonald was awarded the contract to lay a new sidewalk 'Rebekah's' froth the Kosy Korner to Thomp- son's at $3.60 a foot. Henson council met with Ilay and nick- , • Hold eehng FOR ADDITIONAL SPECIALS • SEE LONDON FREE TRESS THURSDAY Smith's -Phone 527-0990 Free Delivery ( • ersmith Townships regarding ..,, fire agreemepts. A committee . , of six consisting of, Ross" For- . ' a ' rest and Alex MeGregor from Tuckersmith, Reeve and Deputy Reeve from Hay and the prop - The newly installed noble, erty committee from Hensall grand MrsGordan F'apple, pre- who will try to iron out the dif- , • sided over Monday night's meet- ferences and come to a reason- ingpf Edelwiess Rebekah Lodge. able solution to the problem. The allocation for the 'sponsor- Total population of Hensall is ship of thYouth Pilgrimage 960 and total assessment is $1,- e to the United Nations was paid. 209,900, with $99,725 exenint. Mrs. R. M,' SiOtt, vice -grand, re- Nominations will be held on ported on cards and treats to November 25th. Mr. Charles Mickle flew borne -sick folks. Members were informed of from Bethlehem, ,Pennsylvania the banquet to be held at -where he is attending Universi- Brucefield Central School in " ty, to spend the weekend with late November, in honor of the his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Laird GrandmasterGrand Lodge of Mickle. He arrived Friday morn - Ontario, „ .g , 1004 Jack Calvert of inin Hensall. Mrs. Emma Downs, London, Stratford. ""•\ - w Mrs. Papple -named the ' fol - as a weekend guest with Mrs. lowing committee conveners: Grace Harpole and Mrs. Olive covenant, Mrs. William Roe; Horton and -also attended the benevolent, Mrs. Margaret Mes- Mitchell anniversary Saturday. senger; trustees, Mrs. Edward Mrs. Pearl Shaddick is spend - Andrews; press, Mrs. Joseph ing a week with friends in Strat- Gremmett; sunshine pal, Mrs. ford. Mae Hillebrecht; district, Mrs. Mini Ann Mickle and Robert, James Rose; finance, Mrs. UWM, London, spent, Saturday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Felker; property, Mrs. ' Tillie Dunn; rnembership, Mrs. Laird Mickle. Wilmer Cuthill; 'CPT represen- tative, Mrs. Rose; visiting, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mitchell R. M. Scott; entertainment, Mrs. Cuthill, Mrs. Keith Sharp, Airs.. of RR 1, Hensall, celebrated their "40th wedding anniversary Rose, Mrs, Andrews; Social, Mrs. op Cuthill, ltrs, Andrews, Miss Sunday, Nov. 10th and their Jean Scott, Mrs. Mae Habkirk. daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Hendrick of RR 1, Mrs. Cuthill's committee for Grand Bend, arranged a party the next three months will be: . Mrs. William Dalrymple, "Mrs. In their honor at their home at Roy ,IVIcnigle, Mrs. Allan RR 1, Grand Bend Saturday eve - Campbell, Mrs. Adin Forbes, ning, attended by relatives. A social hour was spent in play - Twelve tables were in play Mrs. Felkar. ing progressive euchre, follow- ated MT a ' smergasbord supper. euchre following the meet- ing with Mrs. Jean Cairns and The celebrants were presented w John Reid winning most games. with many beautiful gifts in - Lone hand winners were eluding a purse of money. Mrs. -Their •marriage was solerpniz- Robert Dalton and Zack McSpad- den while Mrs. Reta Orr and ed in Hensall - United Church manse 40 years ago by the late .Godan Papple won consolation prizes. Rev. Arthur Sinclair and fol- - 'Mrs. Wilmer Cuthill and com- lowing their marriage they liv- mittee served lunch. ed on the Mitchell homstead farm east of Hensall, where they " have resided ever since. .. They have one daughter, Mrs. Elgin Hendrick and two grand- children. Mrs. Robert Reaburn was in the chair for the Remembrance pay meeting of unit two UCW Of : Hensel United Church. Re- membrance theme. was carried throughout. The table was dec- orated with a cross and was surrounded by poppies. Miss Mary Goodwin, Mrs. Pearl Passmore and Mrs. Rea. burn each contributed poems and thoughts of remembrance. "- Members are reminded of the mission festival in Crediton on Nov. 13, 14, 15. . . Five stoekingsc are to be pack- ed for Ontario Hospital, Code - rich. Mrs, Ron Mock, Mrs. Vern Alderdiee, Miss Mary Goodwin, Mrs., Rodger Venner and Mrs. •Harry Hoy are to take are of purchases, A favourable treas- urer's report was giVen by Mrs. Ken McLean, Mrs. Carl Parte and Mrs. Don McCurdy and their committee served refresh., Menta. Mrs. OrVille Snlith is a patient, in Clinton Publie 49PPItati- Mrs. Antli Carter of Clinton, formerly of Henson, is a Pat- ient in Clinton Public Hospital, where she underwent surgery on Monday of this week. MRS ERVIN .4 W.LERT Residents of Hensel]. and community were saddened to learn of the sudden passim ,,of Mrs. Ervin J. Willert, a very highly esteemed resident of Hensall who passed away sud- denly in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, Tuesday, November 12, in her 73rd year. She was the former Luella Walper. Mrs. Wil- lert was an active member of St. Peter's Lutheran - Church, Zurich and valued member of QUALITY CLEAK MAIN STREET - SEAFORTH IN THE FORMER TAYLOR SHOE STORE SPECIALS STILL ON MEN'S OR LADIES' - Rog. 1.35 SUITS Reg. 7Se , SKIRTS AND. „ Reg. 75c , TROUSERS • • . , ..... 504 JACKETS • OW DAY SERVICE CASH and CARRY . Reg. 1.35 DRESSES Reg. 1,25 COATS • • • V •••••••=4 Reasall W02400 Xtuttltute. paSSed 'Way in "M. Surviving are °ilea(); 04014, RR 2, Heasali, two daughters. Beatrice, Mrs. Ross RichardIMR, RR 1, Zurich; Itrs. Pearl Koeh- ler, Hensall; 21, grahdehildren and 14 great:grandchildren; four brothers; Aerdell Dalifor- •Ida; Garnet, Detroit; Jan, Port 'Severn, 13,04 William, B.C.; two sisters; Mrs.' Pearl Mousseau, Zurich; Mrs. George (Arletta) Hess, Zurich, Resting at the Bonthron fun- eral .home, where public ser- vices will 1546 held from St. Bet- er's Lutheran Church, Zurich, on Friday, November 15th, at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev. ' A. C.' Blackwell. Interxnent will be in St. Peter's Lutheran cerneterY. COLEMAN LAWSON sthims and maidenhair fern\ Kennneth M. Briggs of/Flint, Michigan, cousin of the groom, attended as groomsman and George Lawson, Stoney , Creek, brother of the bride, and John Jacobi., London, friend of the groom, ushered guests. For receiving guests at Sid-• onia Hall, Stone Y Creek, the bride's mother wore a cranber- ry •fortrel dress with gold col- ored•accessories-with which she wore a yellow orchid corsage. The groom's mother chose a jac- ket and dress ensemble of tur- quoise shantung, krey and sil- ver accessories and pink orchid corsage. The hall was beautiful- ly decorated with cerise carna- tions. For travelling. to -Snkokey Mountains in Tennessee, the bride wore a dark green crimp- olene dress and jacket with ac- cessories in black with a corsage of yellow rose buds. The young couple will reside at 232 Oakland Ave, London, Ontaric. • Prior to her marriage the bride was feted at several show- ers including a family ,shower held for her at thee -Time of. 1VIrs. Ross Forrest, RR 2, Kip - pen, aunt of the groom. Stoney Creek United Church was the setting Saturday Octo- ber 26th at 3 o'clock for a love- ly autumn wedding when Judith Ann Lawson and Wayne Edward Coleman of London, exchanged marriage VOW$ in a double ring ceremony before the Rev. N. L. Watson, amid' a floral back- ground of baskets of cerise car- nations andt.. white mums. The bride is the daughter -of Mr. and Mrs,„ John B. Lawson, Stoney Creek and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. W. Clarence Coleman, Cromarty. Traditional wedding music was provided by the organist, Mr. H. aohnsi Given in marriage by h • fa- ther, the bride chose a oor- length wedding gown of white peau de soie tripamed with white satin, styled with a fitted bodice and natural waistline.. Her headpiece was white lace Mantilla, and she carrted a cres- tent shaped bouquet o`F red roses and white stephanotis. Maid of honor, Miss Ruth Ann Coleman' of Cromarty, sister of the groom wore a floor -length cerise velvet gown with natural waistline and bodice of heavy lace in pink and cerise tones with matching velvet headpiece,. and carried a basket of white 01 , onTt,01.1,41.41,1*-4 wree'e . By Faye Munro and Sharon - Dietz Last Friday the WI:beads Council • held Riemernbrance Day services in honor of those men who fought for orur freedom. It was not compulsory that the students attend the assembly because the Council felt that the students were responsible enough to decide on their own. As o Testi \t the gym was filled - almost to capacity. The service opened *by mar- ching on the colours. The colour • party included flag-Ilyeaners Kar- en Henderson, and Tine Shan- non and Cadets Jim Rowe, John McGrath and Mary Anne Kunz read the poem "In Handl- ers' Fields"; Bob Smelt; led the students in The Lords' Prayer; Bryan Hodges -It nead a Scripture Pasth.ge 'arid Kanen Sarrass read , "The Story of a Canadian War Hero." One intn: ute of silence was observed and The Last Post was soundedi, .Duning the service the Student body sang, the hymns Faith of Our Fathers, and 0 God Our. Help in Ages Past as well as 0' Canada and God " Save the Queen. Trumpet Band The Trumpet Band led a 'leg- ion parade to St. Thomas Ang- lican Church on Sunday wlieze Legion members attended Re- ," GIGANTIC DISCOUNTS Clearance of Summer Tires Snow Tire Specials We'll Custom Stud, Your Snow Tires Wide Ovals a. 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Btle Seofarth PlaYed against Wingham, God- erich, Lsitowel, and Stratford North-Western and the gomes 'resulted as follows: SeatOrth ve WinghamP 0-15), (13-15); Seaforth vs Goderich (3-15) cm - 15); Seaforth vs Listowel (15-8) (15-4); Seaforth vs Stratford North Western: (15-8) 15-5). Goderich played Stratford -th final match and Stratford Central emer tournament. team didn't win they dhl try hair gratulate 'them winner pf the n though bur tounratment and WB 6311 - their effort. Remembee it takes but a moment , to plack an Expositor Want Ad and be` money in pocket. To advertise, just. Dial Seaforth 527-02,40. • DRESSY . . . LIGHT TO WEAR ALL WOOL TOPCOATS This poulaf light weight over - coatis made made of pure wool coat- ing laminated to nylon Tricot, to make a light weight, but warm ° and dressy coat. 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