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,Seaforth
The Huron Expositor
Seaforth
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Winthrop
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Humphries' Store
Walton ,
or from
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RR 1, Seaforth
pr any member of
'McKillop Township Council
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A. the Noyernber meeting Sof
the Womenaa Hospital. Auxiliary
Mrs. J. A, (MacDonald and Mrs.
Qrviili Oke reported- on the
e
,new ideas, inspiration and prao.
ticifl assistance they received as
delegates to -the 1Tosp1ta1 Aux,-
'Wailes
uxiliailes Association convention
in Toronto last month. Mrs. Mac-
Donald reported on the chang-
ing
hanging role of women in the com•
munity as given IVY Senator
Mary Kinnear of Fort Colborne.
She said that women must not
underestimate their contribu-
tion to the community and espe-
cially should study local politics
and be affi]iatd with a political
party.
Mrs. Oke reported an a talk
on senior citizens given by con-
troller Anne H. Jones, 'Hamil-
ton, who said that old age pen-
sions are not enough, They give
only a bare bones living. "To-
day's 'society is lavish with ,its
young :but: tight-fisted with the
old people who 'built it." Mrs.
Jones urged volunteers to act
as visitors and 'phin excursions
to prevent loneliness.
Miss Janet Cluff, treasurer,
reported a successful rummage
sale last month
Mrs. Donald Stephenson, on
the tuck cart and Mrs. Lorne
MacDonald on the gift shop,'re-
Ported_ increased sales.
Plans were made for a turkey
draw in 1 ocember.
The December meeting will
be a Christmas lYessert Party
with, the usual exchange of
gifts ' among members.
Mrs. Oke conducted the busi-
ness meeting and refreshments
were served by the lunch com-
mittee, Mrs. Brad Smith, con-
vener. •
Classified ads pay dividends.
CO* -annual' `bingo !'vas'bp14
' yed iesday night .at the 144
Ilagen Colxiniunitx Miall, Spon-
sotedi by the Chamber of Coin,
merce,
Sings winners were; Mrs.
Mary Eckert; Eugene Bannon;
Clarence Regel, ; Sharon -Rock;
Mrs, Lavern Wolfe; Dale Ben-
newies; Mrs. Wilfred Maloney,
Mrs. Blanch; Glenda Dickison,
Ray Budde gen; . Eric Lu&
dington; Mrs, Eugene Bannon;
Mrs, Roy Heileman; Carl Leon-
hardt; Gary Dietz; Tom Eckert;
Wilfred Annis; Russell Smith;
ill Scherbarth;Glen Scher -
berth; Dale Bennewies; and
Russell,Smith.
Special games went to Mrs.
Rudolph Bauer, Mrs. John
Moore, and Mrs. William Riehl.
Door prices went to Mrs. Or-
vall Parrott and Mrs. Harold
Mogk. .
Tickets were sold for 50
turkeys with prizes going to
Mrs. Laurene Histner, Born-
UCW Meets
.The United Church Women
met in the, church parlour on
Tuesday evening. Mrs. . Gerald
Brintnell led in the meditation
using theme "Remembrance".
Mrs- John Tomlinson read a
poem, '"An Honored.Son". Mrs.
John Butters read, the scripture
lesson. "In Flanders Fields"
was read by Mrs. Fred Parkin-
son. Readings were given by
Mrs. Ted Insley, "A Poppy, a
Flower of Remembrance", Mrs.
Oscar Brine, "Why Wear a Pop-
py'' and Mrs. Ellis Strahan,
"Challenge". Mrs. Lloyd Coved,•
rey favoured with a vocal solo.
Used toys were handed in
and will be sent tv needy, chit~.
dren.
Will you be the
Lucky One?
Remember Your $ 100
XMAS BONUS -s of
You have one chance on each Purchase of a.
,R()GERS MAJESTIC Television or Hi-Fi
Some models are now in short supply. Make
your selection now. We will hold it until Christmas. ,
CROWN HARDWARE
Rogers Majestic Headquarters for Quality
TV and Stereo Sets
Phone 527-1420.
Seaforth
holm; William Little; U,Sea:,
forth; agiltoz ..Osborn, Mitchell;
Gary Priestap, Brodhagen;
Douglas::Dietz, -RR 1.;, Dublin;.
W: B. Davies, MilvertOarlarne
Eidt, l .5�, Stratford;• boils
Duff', Walton;• F. Little, Surf
ington; Martin Rock, Bornholm;
Mrs. George Wheatley, RR 1„'
Dublin; Irvin-Scherbarth,, 1tR 2t
Manktun; Mrs. Wilfred Maloney,
RR 5, Seaforth;, Janet Schneider,.
Rib 2, IMitohell; Percy Malls,
Crediton;,Anstett_Jewellers� Ltd.,
Seaforth; Don Kernick,,IKirdon;
Michelle McLaughlin, Stratford,
Grace_ Cummings, Sebringville
Edward Saherbartih, Jr.; Edwin
Rock, Brodhagen; .Idella Muega,
ge, Mitchell; Mrs. Mary D. Eciir
ert, RR 1,, Dublin; Adrian Roes,
se, •MVIitchell; Edi Nau, Shakes,
peare; e. R. Lindridge, Burling-
�t� ,
tor; Jack Jacherris, .AR Or Wit,
c ell; Evelyno Wolfe, :iMonl n;
Edit; IlVey, Walton; G. R. NIP -
Stratford; "Ken eryerr•
Baden; Earl Filsinger, Sebring-
villiei Gordon Wood, RR 4, ,Mit•
shell; Mrs. Ed Hoppenratb,
onitton; Clif! Moore, Milve
ton; Minnie M4eLehnian Btouffr
vi -Ile; Walter Martin,-St.tacobs;
Peter Birknz,ann, Stratford; !Mrs.
Ford Diekfson, Brodhagen; Jim
McQuaid, Dublin; Murray Sie•
nion, RR. 4, Mitchell; Dyke
Wheatley, RR 1:, Dublin; . Ed
Leonhardt, Bornholm; Mrs.
Theodore Nowack, RR 1, Brun-
ner; 0. Klaver, Mitchell; Larry
Muegge, Bornholm; Shirley
Whitney, Crediton; J. A. Stew-
art, Seaforth; Mrs, Frank Brwc-•
er, Dublin; and- CIarence Hol-
mes, Mitchell.
St. Jamesi CWL Holds
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strip Loai
lrs BI;'!M . Scott Was 'hostess
and MO..Win Kerr co'hostess
at a -tweeting' of the • :Seaforth.
,WriVaten'a minute's silence wt1s
obs. ed► itii; .14.0411.0x3r of -Mrs.
John Kerr, The roil call • was
answered by naming a floral
embhm of any pz ovine or ter'
titer, 'of Canada, Mrs, Harpist
Hugill read a recipe for the
life of a true WI mena'per, and
commented on the Motto 'the
than is the richest whose.,plea-
sures are the simplest". She -
conducted an - educational con-
test on .Canadian towns and.
cities.
Reports were heard on var-
ious WI activities. The Huron
County fall rally, held at Steph-
en
teppen Townshipp hall, was reported
on by Mrs. Lorne Lawson and
Mrs. Carl Vanderzon. The Lan-
don area convention, helil at the
Carousel Motel, London, Nov.. 7
and 0, was reported an by Mrs.
Gordan Papple and Mrs. Mae
Hillebrecl-it. The theme_ of the
convention "Industries are bas -
Sed ppn resqurces -- natural and
u.ccessful Bazaar, Tea hunian',a, was commented on by
Mrs. • Harry Strang, RR 3, Exe
The annual bazaar and tea
sponsored by St. James' Catho-
lic Women's League, was held
in St. James' School on Satur-
day, with a gaily lit Christmas
tree, poinsettas and red candles
formed- attractive decorations
for the tea tables.
• Guests were welcomed by
Mrs. Arthur Devereaux, Mrs. G.
Van den Henget. In the- tea
room convened by Mrs. Wil-
liam Hart and Mrs. James Slat-
tery, Mrs. C. P. Sills; Mrs. J.
Cleary, Miss M. Dunn, Mrs. J.
Meagher poured tea. Hostesses
were (Mrs. M. Connolly, Mrs. J.
Bedard, Mrs. M. Cooper, Mrs.
B. Smith, Mrs. B. Box, Mrs, R.
S. Box; Mrs. C. Eckert, Mrs. • K.
Etue, Mrs. L. L6onhardt, Mrs -r
J. Devereaux, Mrs. D. Stewart
and Mrs. K. Ruston. Assisting
thein were Mrs. ` J: Lansink,
Mrs. F. Reynolds, Mrs. A.. Hoff,
and Miss- I. Sullivan.
Mrs. R. Box and Mrs. C. Eck-
ert were in charge of the dec-
orating. Conveners for the
booths: sewing, Mrs. 'J. Flan-
nery,._!Mrs. G. Noble, Mrs. A.
An Expositor Classified will
pay you •"dividends. Have you
tried one? Dial 527-0240.
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CLEANER
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Walden & I °rciadfoot
Phone 527-1224 Seaforth
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SAVE 'i2;r Ton
ON ALL
BEEF and DAIRY
FEEDS
32% Beef Concentrate
$85.00 per ton 4gs exchanged
CASH F.O.B. MIL,(.
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TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED
PHONE 527-1910
Stiles; homebaking, Mrs. J.
Devereaux, Mrs. H. Hak, Mrs.
H. Haste, Mrs. P. Jansen; candy;
Mrs. J. Kelly, -Mrs. G. Groothius;
home produce, Mrs. J. Nash,
Mrs. E. Wilson; white elephant,
Mrs. J. Case, Mrs. J. McConnell,
Mrs. W. Maloney; cake and
cookies; Mrs. H. Maloney, Mrs.
A. Sznale, Mrs. L. Kelly; Christ-
mas 'take, M`ts. M. Williams,
Mrs, J. Lane, Mrs. William'(Mil-
lian; special draw, Mrs. K. -Vin-
cent, Miss B: Jordan, Miss M.
Heenan; children's booth, Miss
Cathy Stewart, Miss Nancy Dev-
ereaux.
Winners of prizes: door prize,
Miss Mary Lou Burns; first
prize, Mrs. T. Morris, Dublin;
.second prize, Mrs. N. Van Vught,
RR 4, Seaforth; third prize,
Mrs. C. Dorssers, RR 4, Seaforth;
fourth prize, Bernard Stock,
London; 'Christmas cake, Mrs.
K. Ryan, Dublin, Ont.; quilt,
Mrs. J. Lansink; chocolates, Mrs.
J. M. Eckert; ,cake and cookies,
Mrs. William McCurdy.
DOWN-,..
AT THE
LANES
BY'LEO HEE
Egmondville League
Team standings: Parrots, 40;
Bob -O -Links, 39;- Woodpeckers,
33; Bluejays, 33; Robins, 14;
Hummingbirds, 9. - •
Ladies' high single and triple,
Helen Nott, 266 and 669; men's
high single and triple, Howard.
James, 283 and 696.
k*
Seaforth 'Mixed League
Team standings: Cabbage
Heads, 35; Corn Cobs, 30; Car-
rot Tops, 29; Lettuce Leaves,
27; Pumpkin Seeds, 15; Pea
Pods, 11.
Ladies' high single, Betty
SSmith,. 225; high _triple, Joyce
Hiller, 574; moll's high single
and4 triple, Eric. Matzold, 311
and 781.
M X
St. James' League
Team standings: Cannonballs,
46; Kingpins, 40; Lucky Strikes,
36: Whistlers, 32; Ally Cats, 29;
Hippies, 27,
Ladies' high single, Jeannine
McCue, 225;• high triple, Gerda
Noble, 563; men's high 'single
and triple, Jim Finlayson, 289
and 699.
\ so'
*Men's Intertown League
Team standings up to Nov.
1,lth: 'Goderich, 78; Wingham,
70; Bill's Lanes, 56; CFB, 59;
Seaforth, 46;. Zurich, 8.
High . average, Gord Noble,
246; "high five, Gord Noble,
1363;.high single, M. Boyd, 371.
4**
• Seaforth Legion League
Team standings. Cheaters, 47;
Slipperys, 41;„ Untouchables, 29;
Echoes, 26; Hoot Owls, 25; Hip-
pies, 2f.
-Ladies' high single and triple,
Ann Wood. 248 and 695; Men's
high single, Jack ,Eisler, 288;
high trrip.e, Don Eaton, 779.
a, * 5
Country Club League
Men's high single and triple,
Reg Elliott, 332 and 704. Ladies'
high single and triple, Marg.
Jarmuth, 237 and 582.
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HEAD OFFICE - EXETER, Ont.
4, . Directors:
Martin Feeney - R.R. 2, Dublin
- President '
Claytbn Calquhoun R.R. 1,
Vice -President Science Hill
Wm. li. Chaffe - 11,11. 4, Mitchel]
Tim Toohey R.R. 3, Lucan
Raymond McCurdy R.R. 1,
Kirkton
Robert Gardiner R.R. 1,
Cromarty
Agents:
Elugh Benninger - Dublin
Harry Coates - - Exeter
Clayton Harris - Mitchell
Secy tar'r-ireasurar:
Hugh Pattet'son - - ]Exeter
ter, area president. Standing
committee reports were heard
and 'business dealt with. The
highlight was the Centennial
presentation en Tuesday eve,
ning, arranged by 'Mrs. Cyril
Williams, St. Thomas, area cur-
ator, and district curators. Each
ten year period from 1567 till
1967, was portrayed in ten min-
ute segments by each of the ten
districts in the area. •
The South Huron, district
board of directors fall meeting
held in Hensall, was reported
on by Mrs. Gordan Papple,
branch ' disttict director. Mrs.
Lorne Lawson reported on the
"Baking with yeast" course she
attended at Clinton, and it was
decided to try to obtain the
recipe books, with Mrs. Lawson
offering to pass on the required
information.. -
Correspoiidence included sev-
eral courtesy notes and a hand-
made Christmas card received
from the institute's adapted
teen-age girl in Hong Kong.
Christmas cards received in an-
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