The Huron Expositor, 1967-05-04, Page 7•
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wa 100ittlait Meets
ig.t% Iteg NerslahegavO ie., Woes, We ibe thj speaker.'
port the Synedi,cal wh"Vir
ich was gm , A. Wright gave a
he14 in Otratfer4 egentry feg ogling -on owitnessing" On4
the: VittedS of the Pmshyterlau Mrs. Iftmn lett in Paye.
Churgh M Canada., at the rept. Vim R. LLealle ieeeived the.
1ar meeting of the - Barbara CoPeion and the ser4Ytuz'e
The theme of the son Was read by um, Harold
meeting was. "'Faith of our WITYte. '
Fathers" and she,said the mes- Mrs. M. R. Ronde was at the
sage was "We should continue Piano and Ma, C. Reitli led In
the work df the past faithful PraYer•
workers!'
During the; business, Mrs. C.
Reith presided.and it was decid-
ed to hold a spring supper RED CROSS NOUS
June in the church hall. The regular meeting of the-
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Plans fox the spring thank- Seaforth Red Cross will be held
offering were finalized when Friday afternoon,. May 5th, at
Mrs. Hugh Jack, a former min- 3 p.m in CarnegieLihrary.
rritimBULK TEA, raisins and crackers in the old.
1. tithe grocery store have been superseded by
unitary packaged goods backed by, the good name
of their maker. The sliced, wrapped loaf of bread
and the can of soup or fruit have eliminated hours of
kitchen drudgery. Modern bathrooms, furnaces, and
electiie appliances, have swept away inefficient,
laborious methods. The motor car ,has revolution- .
!zed our way of.life.
Advertising has played a. part in these advances,
because advertising has made Mass production pos-
sible, and inns; production as brought the can of
soup, the electric washer and the motor car within
every family's. reach. , •
This newspaper looks on it., display and classified
adveidsing as sn important part of its service. to •
she community.
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Seaforth Beavers, OHA Champions
Here are the Beavers and team helpers with the cup
that bears their name four times since 1941. Shown are.
, first row (left) Gar Baker, Paul Ra, Jack Md,lwain, Ed.
Dol -mage, Don Morton, Cliff Petrie, (second row) Ron Dris-
News
of
Dublin
The members of ,St. Mary's.
Anglican Guild, Dublin, met
Thursday evening at the Ree -
tory in Seaforth. • •
Mrs. Wm. Smith the laresi-
debt was in charge of the
meeting. Mrs. Charles Friend'
read the Scripture, and the
meditation and prayers from
the study book, "The Upper.
Room".
The roll call, minutes and
treasurer's report were read
by, Mrs. Roy Buchill. Lenten
envelopes and "Penny -a -day"
offerings were received.
Several matters pertaining
to church maintenance were
discussed. Mr. James Burch-
ill is to look after the c'utting
of the grass, and -it was re-
ported that a satisfactory -ar-
rangement haa been, made
concerning fence repairs at
the back of the church pro-.
perty.
It was decided to hold a
'bakeless' ' bake ' sale at the
next meeting.
A contribution is to be
made to the Huron-Peeth. Tor-
nado Fund.
...As a confirmation 'service
is to be held in St.. Thomas
Church, Seaforth on Sunday
the rector, Rev. H. Donald-
son, suggested that the . Dub-
lin congregationmight join
with Seaforth for this special
service.
Excerpts were read from a
letter from Miss P. A. Fisher
0- the Hokkaido Diocesan
Centre," Sapporo, Japan. Miss
Fisher is at 'present on fur-
lough but on her return to
Japan. will be serving ae as-
sistant -to the newly appoint-
ed rector, Rev. B. M. Onuki,
at Kilami, a small city on
Hokkaido, the largest of the
Japanese islands. Miss Fisher
contrasted the two 'cities. of
Sapporo and Kitami and 'told
of some of the difficulties
which will lie ahead, as a
worker in a small Christian
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mission parish. .
Rev. Donaldson closed the
meeting with prayer.
After a sale of baked goods
Mrs. Donaldson assisted 'by
Mrs. Friend and. Mrs. Smith
served a lunch. - r.
News of
Cromarty
Mr. and Mrs. J. Ulleriek and
family of ,Ingersoll, Mrs. ,Jennie
Montague of Tharisesford were
Sunday Vititors with Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Laing.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stott',
• Catharine, Janet Douglas
of Seaforth, visited on Saturday
with Mrs. Grace Scott.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. J. R. Jefferson and Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Laing and
family were visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. 'Bruce Cleland .and
Listowel.
- Mrs. Lorir Batson and Mrs.
James Lealess of Munro visited
on' Thursday with Mrs. -J. R.
'Jefferson. .
Mr.. and .Mrs. .Tack McGhee
and family of London spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.
'and Mrs. Otto Walker. ..
Mrs. Grace Scott visited for
a few days with Mr., and Mrs.
Donald! Scott.
Messrs. Alec Scott and Bob
Templeman, attended a semin-
ar at the UniirerSity of Guelph
on Friday, and- Saturday.
The Ladies' Aid of Cromarty
Church met at the 'home of
Mrs. Gerald Carey for their
regular Xneeting. Mrs, Carey
presided and ,eonducted the
business With ,arrangements
connected with the upcoming
strawberry salvo as the main
nett, to,b0 diseussa ' . '/
colt, Ray Henderson, Larry Dale, Jim Sills, Ray Anstett,
Bill Teall, Tern Dick,%Tim Mins; (third row) Roy MeGon-
igle, Ken Doig, A Bob Beuttenmiller, Bill McLaughlin, Bob
Doig, Bill Muir, Jim Dick. (ExpositorIshotohy Phillips).
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Jan VanVliet Heads
Walton Womens •Institute
The annual meeting of the
Walton Women's Institute
held in the basement of Duff's
United, Church Wednesday
evening was preceeded by a
turkey dinner with the-Ilth
and boundary U.C.Ws, unit
catering. The tables. wOe' de-
corated with bouquets of 'daf-
fodils and colorful place
cards.
Following dinner Mrs. Al-
vin McDonald introduced the
head' table, guests including,
Mrs. Margaret Humphries,
Mrs. James Nolan, Mrs. Ken-
neth McDonald, Mrs. Frank
Walters, Mrs. Gerald Watson,
Mrs. Roy Williamson, Mx•s.
Ross Knight, Mrs. Jan Van
Mrs. Ronald Bennett, Mrs.
Vliet, MrsesAlvin McDonald,
Torrance Dundas and Mrs.
William Humphries. • •
Mrs. Roy Williamson open- -
eel With. the Institute Ode,
Mary, Stewart Collect and a
minute's silence was observed
in memory of two members,
Mrs. Andrew Coutts and Mrs.
Edward McCreath- who had
passed away during the year.
Mrs. Jan Van Vliet welcoms
ed a number (Anew members
including Mrs. Laverne God -
kin, Mrs. James Axtmann,
Mrs. Larry Johnston Mrs
Neil McGavin, Mrs: Graham
Sholdice, Mrs. Lyle Osborne,
Mrs. , John Bos, Mrs. Alex
Gulutzen and Mrs. George
Baker.
The roll call Was answered
with the payment cif fees after
which a gift exchange was
held when- the _Sunshine sis-
ters revealed their identity.
Three members ,who had
moved away were presented
with gifts by Mrs. Kenneth
McDonald, Mrs. George Pols
lard. to Monkton, Mrs. Wil-
liam: Turnbull, to Brussels,
Mrs. Donald Buchanan to
Goderich.
The secretary - treasurer
Mrs. Gerald Watson gave re-
ports,read a thank -you note
and read the correspondence.
The president,. Mrs. Roy
Williamson thanked the mem-
bers for their cooperation
during the past two years and
Mrs. William Humphries re-
plied expressing her thanks
to the president for the inter-
est she had taken and the
leadership given.
Mrs. George Williamson,'
convener of resolutions, took
over the meeting. A solo was
contributed by Mrs.. Jan Van
Vliet Sr. with Mrs. Martin
NEWS -'..$TAFIF
Twenty-two members of the
Staffa Women's Institute met
at the home of Mrs. Gordon Hog-
garth on, Wednesday afternoon
fee the annual Meeting.
The President, Mrs. Carter
Kerslake commented on , the
niotto, `When an idea pops in-
to your head, put it -to work,
not to bed".
Business was discussed with
the short course and food for-
ums for the coming year out-
lined by the president. Final
decision on this was left for
the 1967-68 executive. Miss Ol-
ive Speare gave a humorous
reading on "a piece of cheese".
Mrs. Wilbur Glanville display-
ed her collection of coins as
the special feature. All stand-
ing committees repolted. Mrs.
Lloyd -Miller presented the
slate of officers on, behalf of
the nominating committee.
The officers for 1967-68 are:
past president, Mrs. Carter Kers-
lake; president, Mrs. Ed Chap-
pel; first vice-president, Mrs.
Lloyd Miller; second vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Johnny Miller; sec--
retarystreasuren Mrs. Russell
Worden; • assistant secretary-
treaeurer, „Mrs. Ross McPhail;
diste•ict director, Mrs. Carter
Kerslake; alternate, Mrs. • Torn
Laing; directors, Mrs, John Mil-
ler, Mrs. Roy MacDonald, Miss
Vera Hamblen pianist, Mrs.
Robert McCoughey; assistant
pianist, Mrs. Ross Smale; audi-
tors, Mrs. Wilbur Glanville,
Mrs. Lloyd Miller; press repor-
ter, Mrs. John Templeman;
flowers and cards, Mrs. Gordon
Hoggarth, Mrs. Garnet Taylor;
curator, Mrs, Cecil Bowman;
Tweedsmuir - committee, Miss
Vera Hambley, -Mr. and Mrs,
Tom Laing, Tom Scott, Lyle
Worden, Leslie Butson, Alvin
Barbour; standing committees,
agrietiltUre and Canadian In-
dustries, Mrs. Robert McCoughey
and Mrs. Cecil *Nyman; citis
zenship and education; Mrs.
Tom Laing, Mrs. Frank Hamil-
ton; historieal research and
current events, Mil. George
Mta.. John Tem/Aetna%
tioniO ekohoinies and liealth,
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Mrs. G•arnet Taylor, Mrs. Cam-
eron 'Vivian; resolutions, Mrs.
Sam. Norris; public relatiOns,
'Mrs. Wilbur Glanville',"
Thanks was extended to the
WI , members Who had made
and served) sandwiches and cof-
fee to the tornado workers.
Ed Chappel is to present the In-
stitute's trophy to the winners
of the triple trio rural) at the
music festival.
Miss Joanne Worden has com-
pleted her year at Waterloo
University and is home 'fOr the
summer.,
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Daynard,
Guelph 'visited this past week-
end with Rev. and Mrs. Day -
nerd and Heather.
Alec Scott, Cromarty and
Bob Templeman attended a sem-
inar at; Guelph University this
past weekend.
Miss Linda Moore, visited over
the weekend with Miss -Laurie
Bell, Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Scott and
Ronnie, Mitchell visited Sun-
day witlfsMr. and Mrs. Bruce
Armstrong.,
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cole and
family, dr, emarty, me. and Mrs.
Wilfred Annis and family, Mit-
chell, visited Sunday evening
With Mr: atie Mrs. John. Temple-
man and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hern and
Janice, Milton, Mr. and Mrs. Art
Ford, Exeter, called on friends
in the tommunity on Sunday.
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Seaforth W.I.
The regular meeting of the
Seaforth W.I. will be held on
Tuesday, May 9, at 8:30 at
the home of Mrs. Alex Pep-
per. Citizenship and Educa-
tion conveners Mrs. B. Cole-
man and Mrs: F. Hunt will
be in charge of the program,
featuring Rev. D. Steven of
EgrnondviIle as speaker. The
roll can will be to name a
father of Confederation,.
_UM& will be convened by
mtg. Otahatu Xerr. •
Baan at the piano,
. Mrs. Jemes Nolan reported
for the Agriculture and Can-
adian Industries committee.'
Mrs, William Turnbull, Citi-
zenship and Educations.1VIrs.
George McCall; Home Econ-
omics.and Health; Mrs. Allan
McCall', Historical Research
and Current Events; Mrs.'
Nelson. Marks, Public Rela-
tiors; Mrs. • Earl Watson,
Sun-
shine; Mrs. Donald Buchanan
Resolutions; Mrs. Frank Wale
ters introduced the District
President for East Huron,
Mrs. Ross Knight,- who gave
a very interesting talk on the
values of, the Women's Insti-
tute, ' ending with • a poem"If you scatter seeds of kind
ness".
The convener of' the nomin
ating committee, Mrs. Nelson
Reid read the 'slate of offkers
for the coming year including
Past President, Mrs. Roy Wil-
liamson, President, Mrs: Jan
Van Vliet Jr., First Vice-Pre-
ient, Mrs. Alvin McDonald...
Second Vice -President,' Mrs.
Harold Bolger, Secretary , -
treasurer M. Gerald Watson,
District Director, Mrs. Roy
Williamson, Assistant District
Director, Mrs, Ronald" Ben-
nett, Branch Director 'Mrs_
Ronald Bennett, Mrs. Wm,
,HumphrieS and Mrs, .Clarence
Martin; Press' reporter, Ms.
Nelson Reid, Mrs. Douglas
Ennis; Agriculture and Can-
edian Industries. Mxs. Frank
Walters, Mrs, David Watson:
Citizenship and Education.
Mrs, Stewart Humphries and
Mrs. Ray kluether; Home Ec-
onomics and Health, Mrs,
Hsrold Bolger and Mrs. Jas.
Clarke; Historical Research
and Current Events,. Mrs. Mac
Sholdice and Mrs. Herbert
Traviss; Resolutions Mrs. Geo.
Williamson, Mrs. Allan Mc,
Call; Public Relations, Mrs.
Alvin McDonald, MrS. •Nelson
Marks and Mrs. Ronald Was
liamson; Sunshine Committee
Mrs. Earl Watson. Those -were
installed by Mrs. Ross Knight.
Mrs, Donald Buchanan made
courtesy' remarks and presen-
ted the speaker witha gift on
behalf of the Institute. , The
Meeting was turned, over to
Mrs. Jan Van Vlie the new
president,. who solicited the
help of all the, members.
-The District Annual will
be held in St. John's Angli-
an Church Brussels Thursday
May 18th. Voting Delegates
are Mrs. Jan Van Vliet, Mrs.
Roy Williannote' Mrs. Wilbur
Turnbull and 'Vex's. Kenneth
McDonald. •
At a meeting of the execu-
ive Monday evening in the
Walton Public School, it was
decided to entei a float in the
parade at the Grey Centen-
nial in Ethel on June 17th.
Achievement Day was an.
ounced for Saturday in
DHS with Mrs. Allan Mc-
Call and Mrs. Gerald, Watson
s leaders for the 4-H Girl's
nurse entitled "A world ,of
ood in Canada",
Mrs.. Donald Buchanan
poke on a `Resolution' and
his will be presented to the
istrict meeting.
A number of members were
ttired Centennial cfiSt.7
mess and had their pictures
aken following the meeting.
Miss Claire Hackwell of
ondon spent 'the week end
ith her mother Mrs. Thom-,
s Hackwell. .
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ryan
nd Rosemary visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ryan
f London- fast' Sunday.
Mrs. Russell Marks spent -
he week end with Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Marks, Exeter,
Mr, Jan Van Vliet bag sold
s farm to a neighbor, Mr.
(Maki Lee.-
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