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The Huron Expositor, 1966-05-05, Page 7• • • BARN CLEANER SILO UNLOADER & BUNK FEEDER YOU'LLppGET BETTER PER- WEARA FROAND A. BADGER SALES • SERVICE • INSTALLATION JOHN BEANE, Jr. BRUCEFIELD SALES --- SERVICE Phone Collect: 482-9250 - Clinton BRUCEFIELD NEWS OF VWALTODT Women's. Institute -Hold-Annual Meeting Mrs. T. A. Anders�. a. and Ina, of Toionto, spent Sunday with Mrs, Anderson's -brother, Mr. Alex Paterson, and Mrs, Pater- son. Mrs. Ross Scott is a patient in Victoria Hospital, London, having undergone eye surgery. She is improving favorably. Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood Stack- house visited with Mrs. W. Stackhouse and Mr. and Mrs. Mac Wilson, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Taylor and Miss Mary Somerville, St. Marys, were guests of Mrs. E. Forrest on Sunday. The sacrament of infant, bap- tism will be celebrated in Bruce - field United Church on Mother's Day. • • • FERTILIZERS ORDER NOW! AVOID SPRING RUSH! Get your requirements of Bagged or Bulk Fertilizer -- at -- HARRISTON FERTILIZERS LTD. Phone 482-9133 CLINTON - ONT. CUSTOM MIXING OUR SPECIALTY THMNET Now Available, For Corn Root World Control Part of the annual meeting of Walton Women's Institute at Duff's United Church Wednes- day was held in candlelight be- cause of a power failure caus- ed by a sleet storm. Head table guests included: Mrs. Frank Walters, district president for East Huron and former Walton president; Rresi- dent Mrs. Roy Williamson; sec- retary -treasurer Mrs. George Hibbert; first vice-president, Mrs. Jan van Vliet; second vice= president, Mrs. Alvin McDonald; past presidents„ Mrs. James No- lan and- Mrs. Margaret Hum- phries. Mrs. Kenneth McDonald con- veyed her thanks to the Mc- Killop Unit for the delicious dinner. Mrs. Charles McCutch- eon replied on behalf of the unit. The secretary -treasurer's re- port was given by Mrs. George Hibbert. Mrs. William Hum- phries reported on a district executive meeting held at the home of Mrs. No-rtnan -McMur- chy, Molesworth, to plan for the district annual and the In- ternational Plowing Match. The district annual was set for Mon- day, May 30th, in Moncrieff Hall. Miss Johnston, district cura- tor, will report on the confer- ence in Guelph Walton is to have charge of the.entertain- ment for the afternoon. Mrs. Matheson, of Prince Edward Is- land, national president of AC WW, will be at the Guelph con- ference. Mrs George McCall has been appointed delegate from the Walton branch. Minutes were read by Mrs. George Hibbert. Mrs. Harold Bolger reported the year's ac- tivities for Agriculture and Can- adian Industries; Mrs. Herbert Williamson, Citizenship and Ed- ucation; Mrs. Gerald Watson, Historical Research and Current Events; Mrs: Clarence Martin, Home Economics 'and Health; Mrs. Donald Buchanan, .Resolu- tions; Mrs. Torrance Dundas, auditors' report; Mrs. Herbert Traviss, Public Relations. Mrs. Jan van Vliet expressed thanks on behalf of Mrs. Roy Kennedy, Brussels, for the gift presented to her at the Fashion Show, and also thanked Mrs.' George Hibbert for her splen- did work -as. secretary -treasurer for the past three'years. The district president, Mrs. Frank Walters, was introduced by Mrs. William Humphries. Mrs. Donald Buchanan thanked Mrs. Walters and presented her 'with a gift on behalf of the Institute. The May meeting will be op- en to the public Everyone is invited to the May 25th meet- ing of Walton Women's Insti- tuteto hear a representative of the Canadian Freedom From Hunger Committee, tell' of the work being done at the training centre for Asian food technolo- gists, established and maintain- ed by- Canadians at Mysore, India. An executive meeting of Wal- ton Women's Institute was held Monday evening at the home of the president, Mrs. Roy Wil- liamson, Programs were arrang- ed for the coming year. .Plans were made to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Walton branch of the Institute, May 18th. Mrs. Gordon McGavin has re- turned hone after visiting with her daughter, Mrs. William Dins- more and Mr. Dinsmore, Bramp-• ton. • Miss Ruth Higginbotham, of London, is vacationing at the home of her parents, Rev. and Mrs.. Arthur Higginbotham, for the next two weeks. Mrs. Barry Marshall is at pre- sent confined to Seaforth Com- munity Hospital Mrs. Edna Hackwell spent the weekend in London with her daughter, Mrs. Edward Smith, and Mr. Smith. Mr. Barry Hoegy, London, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hoegy, • NOTICE • • Seaforth . Barber Shops will be CLOSED Every . Wednesday (all dayJ • • COMMENCING • 4 John Pullman Gordon Tyndall Dave Tremeer • • • • • • SEAFORTH READY MIXED CONCRETE PLANT who is employed by the Depart- ment Of Highways, wrote exam- inations on engineering survey and designing, March 21 to April 1, at.Downsview, near To- ronto. He was junior draftsman and since has been promoted to Draftsman GPI. He passed the examinations with honors, having an average of 83.3 per cent. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ennis, Steven. and Leanne, of West Hill, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ennis. Mr. anti Mrs. Howard Hack - well spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woods and family, of Brantford on Sunday, and also visited with Mr. and, Mrs. Murray Mills and family of that city. Family Day will be observed in Duff's United Church next Sunday morning. at 11:$0 a,m. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hoegy visited in Kitchener -recently with. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Eve- leigh and attended the baptism of Jacqueline Madelle at High- land Road United Church, Kit- chener. A large number from here attended the Variety Show at Seaforth District High School last Friday evening. Miss Pamela -Hackwell spent the weekend with her uncle and., aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Marks and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bennett and family. visited Sunday .with Mr. and Mrs. William Merkley, Belmore. Madhatters Meet The Walton Madhatters met, at the' home of Sherrill Craig on Saturday. The roll call was "One point I have learned about selecting accessories." Betty Roe acted as president. 'The next meeting will be held at the home of Sandra Watson May 16th, with Karen McDonald and Sandra Watson serving lunch. Mrs. Gerald Watson demon- strated diagonal weaving. The leaders, Mrs. Kenneth McDonald and Mrs. Gerald Watson, talked on the care and buying, of gloves,, belts and jewellery. STAFFA. South Perth; 4-W Home* rnalcing Club Achievement Day, "Accent on Accessories,' was held in Mitchell District High School, on Saturday. A, large number of mothers, In- stitute members and friends from this area attended. Seven girls completed the project from Staffa No. 1 Club, under the leadershhi pt of. 1,IMrs. Bob Laing and Mrs. Russell Taylor. They pre- sented a skit on "Details are Important". Six girls com- pleted the project from Staf- fa No. 2 Club, under the leadership of Mrs. Jahn Wal- lace and Mrs: Charles Doug- las. Their contribution was an exhibit "Accent with Ac- cessories'" with Margaret Worden the commentator. Seven girl's completed . the project from Staffa No.' 3 Club, with Mrs. Cliff Miller and Mrs. Gordon Parsons th,eir leaders. They presented a skit "Accessories for var- ious occassions." Music Festival Miss Heather Daynard, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Daynard placed first in the. alto solo at the Mitchell Music Festival. Bob Harris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Harris was named the . most outstanding vocal soloist from Hibbert Township. On Friday evening. Mrs. Russell -Worden, on'behalf of the Staffa Women's Institute, presented their trophy to St. Patrick's School, Dublin, for the best rural triple trio. Staffa UCW The Staffa .United Church Women entertained the Sen- ior Citizens at their April meeting, held in the Family Life Centre. Devotions were taken by Mrs. Harold Peth- ick and Mrs. Norval Elliott. Mrs. Pethick introduced Mrs. Daynard who _ presented a very interesting, talk. This was followed by a- solo by Mrs. Ross Smale •• and an Easter reading by Mrs. Ger- ald Agar. Mrs. Robert Mc- Caughey played a piano solo. The president, Miss Vera Hamlbey presided for. the business. Visiting over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Agar and Gail were Miss Sharon Agar and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Agar and .Kevin, London. Weekend visitors with Rev. and Mrs. A. H. Daynard and Heather were Mr. and Mrs. Terry Daynard and Rob- in Daynard. Guelph. Misses Joanne • and Fay Tempiemna . were . Monday -evening guests of Miss Deb- bie Illman, Monkton. Mr. and Mrs. Lew Egan, Moose Jaw, Sask., called on friends in the community theearly part of the week. THE HURON EXPO$1TQRe ,5*AF4THi *Tv OW'i '41,44 Legion Corner By JACK HOLLAND Well, comrades and friends, here again with a bit of news and information. Thursday, May 5th,. will be the regular executive 'meeting, and a week later, on May 12, the regular business meeting for all members and should be . uite interesting with reports brought back from ,the, Domin- ion convention in Montreal by, our branch president and the zone commander. This week of May 1 to May 8 was a most significant one 21 years ago, as it was during this time that the world saw the final collapse of the German war machine, On May 1st,. Hamburg radio announced the death of . Hitler. 'May. 2: Berlin fell to the Rus- sians after 12 days street fight- ing. • May 3: Hamburg, the big port city, fell to British Forces. May 4: Gen. Eisenhower an- nounced that all German Forces in Holland and Northwest Ger- many had .surrendered to Gen. Montgomery, and that a com- plete. cease fire would go into effect at 8 a.m. on May 511x, and the total unconditional Amen- der of all Continental Europe would be in force on May 8th. So, after so long a time it was all over and our High Com- mand was busy with the forma- tion of occupation forces and the reptration of thousands of troops back to their native land. For many thousand it meant the return home to their fam- ilies; for many more it would mean weeks, months or years, to spend in military hospitals; 11 ONE 4e WV, 41eitokg leig 41` i NOW OPEN. ! PROMPT WATCH REPAIR SERVICE WOODHAM David Strahan, • 12 -year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Stra- tton, took three top awards at the Mitchell Music Festival. He won the Toronto-Doniinion Bank award for the highest mark in junior piano classes; the Mit- Chell Music Festival 'Commun- ity sight readting award, and -the Gould Womerfc's Institute 'award. David is a pupil of Miss Cather- ine Fleming, of St. Marys. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gray, of Hamilton, and Mrs. Douglas Mc- Lean, of Puslinch, were Friday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wilson. Mrs., Archie Dewar returned home Saturday, haying spent the past several weeks with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Marriott, of St. Marys. Mr. and yrs.. Harry Webber visited Sunday with Mr. .and 'Mrs. George Webber and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Webber and- fam- ily, of Warren, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lawson were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rohde and Robert of Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Jim McGregor and Mr. and Mrs. Ken McLel- lan, of Kippen, and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hackney, of Thames Road, were Saturday evening guests With Messrs. William and Howard Rinn and Miss Noreen Miss Dianne Marriott, of To- ronto, was a weekend guest with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marriott. Mr. and Mrs. Don Rixon and family, of London, were Sunday guests with Misses Blanche and Rhea Mills and Mr. Edgar Mins. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Robinson, Lynn and Dale, of Fourth Line, were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brine. WS. Grace Walkom, of Fuller- ton, spent a couple of days with her daughter, Miss Noreen Wal- koin, and Messrs. William and Howard Rinn. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Spence and family viSited Thursday evening with Mr., and Mrs. Grant Skin- ner and daughters, of Exeter. Mr. Frank Parkinson 'and 4lenn 'Were Sunday afternoon and dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parkinson and fam- ily. Mr. and Mrs. David Holland and Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Mc- Naughton attepded the gradua- tion of Mrs. Earl Holland at St. Andrew's United Church on Sat- urday. Brenda Parkinson was a pa- tient in St. Marys Memorial Hospital on Saturday and has returned home much improved. Mrs. Jim McLachlan is pa- tient in St. Mays Memorial • • Y • • • Call or Write Us for Your Concrete Needs HURON CONCRETE SUPPLY LTD. Phone Seaforth. 527-1206- or Goderich 524-7361 at SAVAUGE JEWELLERS Certified Watchthakers OPPOSITE POST OFFICE For Co -Op Insurance W. 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The trousseau was shown by Mrs. Ruth Wilds; the linens and bedding by Mrs. Gary Quance, 'and Miss Sandra Barbour was in charge of the wedding and shower gifts. Readings were given by Denise Kerslake and Brenda Kerslake. An address of congratulations was read by Joann Templeman, and many beautiful gifts were presented to the bride -elect. Carol was previously shower- ed with gifts by friends in Lon- don., the Dalrymple relatives, and members of the Finlayson family. . ' Sympathy is extended to the family of the late Mr, Stanley Dow, who passed away sudden- ly at Stratford General Hospi- tal on Sunday morning. HENSALL WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS: Dial 527-0240 Remember Mother On Mother's Day With a Beautiful Artificial Floral Arrangement. 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