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The Huron Expositor, 1964-05-21, Page 6r parr oSrroR,' BE4AFORTH, ONT., MAY 21, 1964 ed League Fetes ffaBowlers The Town and Country Mix- ed Bowling League held a tur- key banquet, followed by a dance, in the Brodhagen Com- munity Centre. Gurdon Mitchell, president of thet.°Ieague, thanked the women who -'had catered for the meal, and conducted the business. The treasurer's report was Classified airs pay dividends. TYPES INSURANCE. Donald G. Eaton Office in Masonic Store Main Street Phone 75 : Seaforth Any Groups using GLEN - MAC Boy Scout Camp MUST have permission from the Camp Committee LEE LEARN —. Camp Chairman given by Mrs. Alden Strathdee- Frank Eickmeier was elected president for the 196465 term, with George Jarmuth as Vice- president. Both Mrs. Henry Har- burn, secretary, and Mrs. Strathdee agreed to keep their positions for another year. Mrs. Hugh McG.illivrary pre- sented Frank Eickmeier with the high -average trophy; Mrs. William Hube presented t h e women's high -average trophy to Mrs. Reg Elliott; Frank Eickmeier presented the high - triple trophy to Mrs. Henry Harburn, and Roger Brown. Mrs. Alden Strathdee presented Mrs. Frank Eickmeier and Gordon Mitchell with high - single u e tro r - g ph es. Individual tro- phies of the runners-up were presented by Mrs. Henry Har- burn to the Thirsty -Six Team, composed of Mr..and Mrs. Frank Eckmeier, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Squires and Mr. and ' Mrs. La- verne Hoegy. Gordon. Mitchell presented individual trophies•to the league champions, .the Staffa team, consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Reg Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Hen- ry Harburn and Mr. and Mrs. John Miller. The Staffa team also received a large trophy. A vote of thanks to the execu- tive • committee was moved by Roger Brown. 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Mrs. Vic Har- greaves and . Mrs. Fred McGre- gor were dressed in native cos- tume. A tape recording on Wo- men of India was given, M R. Allan and Mrs. Plant led in a discussion, which was en- joyed by all. Mrs. Allan Hill, Mrs. Arnold Taylor and Mrs, Plant led in the worship ser- vice, - with Margaret McQueen as pianist. The offering was re- ceived and dedicated. Mrs. Al- lan Hill led in- the closing prayer.' Mrs. Harvey Taylor took the chair for the business part of the meeting, and expressd the sympathy of all to Mrs. Elliott in the loss of her father. Min- utes of the past meeting were read and adopted, and roll call answered by a verse honoring 'Mother'. The treasurer's report was given a n d bills presented. Thank - you notes from Miss Tena McNaughton, Mrs. Dutot and Mrs. Dnn Brodie were read. Mrs. L. Wilson expressed thanks for cards received. An invita tion" to all to attend. Visitor's Day at Clinton Hospital on May 13th was received; also from Goshen tTCW, to attend their Spring Thankoffering on May 20, at 8:30, which was accept- ed A reminder from Westmin- ster College was tabled. Peti- tions to be sent to each Unit regarding the . advertising of beer, on, TV was read, to be sent to Mrs. R. McKercher. Moved by Mrs. Mel ;Graham, seconded by Mrs. • Triebner, that two delegates be sent` to the Leaders' School --.7a4, . •St. Thomas, Group IV to look 'af- ter same. Mrs. Plant gave a short report on Presbyterial held in Exeter. Mrs. Elliott re- ported for stewards. The 'sup- ply committee is to look after packing and shipping of bale; and the social committee to look after lunch for vacation school in. •July, Visitors' Day will be 'June 2, with Hensall and Seaforth Unit- ed Churches as guests. Mrs. Scott invited the ladies to her home at Bayfield for the picnic meeting July 4th, Group IV to look after, junior sports, and, Mrs. John McGregor, the . sen- ior group. The meeting -closed with prayer by Mrs, Taylor. A love- ly lunch was served by ladies of Group IV, concluding an in- teresting meeting, jar South Huron District W1 Reviews Year's Activity Hurondale- -Branch was hos- tess Thursday at the annual meeting of South Huron District Women's Institute The meet- ing was held in Thames Road United Church, and opened with the opening ode and the Mary Stewart Collect. Mrs. McFalls, of Hurondale, gave the address of welcome and Mrs. Ross Skin- ner of Elimville branch, replied. The roll call of the branches was answered by the president of each branch giving the res- ume of a most interesting meet- ing during the year. Ninety- two members answered the roll. The district directors were rati- fied by Mrs. John "McLean, the provincial board member. The secretary reported 373 senior members in South Huron, and 41 juniors. Total assets, $8,- 463.73; total", expenditures, $6,- 402.65; balance, $2,061.08. Hen- sall branch invited the Huron County Rally to Hensall, Reports given by the conven- ers of the standing committees included: Agriculture and Can- adian Industries, Mrs. Gordan Papple; Horne Economics and Health, Mrs. Newell Geiger; Historical Research and Current Events, Mrs. Garnet Patterson; Citizenship and Education, Mrs. Vivan Cooper; Public Relations, Mrs. Clarence Reid; Curator, Mrs.' Wilfred Mack. Resolution report was given by Mrs. Schenk in Mrs. Tieman's ab- sence. Mrs. William .Strong re- ported for the Juniors; Miss Dora Burke, of Home Economics Service, Toronto„ gave a report on' Extension Services.. At a dinner, served' at noon, RV/',Mr. Wilson, of Thames Road Church, spoke -on the ris- ing tide of immorality.' The afternodn 'session . featured an "In Memoriam" Service conduct- ed by Mrs. Newell Geiger, Zur-. ich, when . the district directors of the branches placed a yel- low tulip in the basket of lilacs in memory of departed mem- bers. Miss Patricia Damude, Home Economist for Huron, reported on extension courses. Mrs. Fred Beer ,of Hensall, conducted an impressive ceremony, when Pennies for Friendship were presented to Mrs. Wilbert bill- ing who represented Adelaide l-Ioodless. Mrs. John McLean, ,prov-incial_ board member, brought greet- ings, Mrs. Harvey Hodgins and Mrs. Walter Weaver sang a duet, accompanied by Mrs. Henry Fahner. Mrs. Lorne Dan- HURON FOOTBAL Schedule f L ASSOCIATION or 1964 May: 6—Centralia at Goderich Bldg. 6—Goderich Con. at St. Colum - ban 13—St. Columban at Winthrop 13—Goderich Bldg. at Goderich Con. , 20—Goderich Con, at Centralia 20—Winthrop at St. Columban 27—Centralia at Winthrop 27—Goderich Con. 'at Goderich Bldg. • June: 3—St. Columban at Centralia 3—Winthrop at Goderich Bldg. 10—Centralia at Goderich Con. 10—Goderich Bldg. at St. Colum - ban 17 --St. Columban at Goderich Bldg. 17—Goderich Con, at Winthrop 24—St. Columban at Goderich Con. 24—Winthrop at Centralia July: 1—Winthrop 1—Goderich 8 --Centralia. 8—Goderich 15—Centralia 15—Goderich ban at Goderich Con. Bldg. at Centralia at St. Columban Bldg. _at Winthrop at Goderich Bldg. Con, at St. Colum- 22—St. Columhan at Winthrop 22—Goderich Bldg. at Goderich Con., ' .... 29— derich Con, at Centralia 29—Wi throp at St. Columban August - 5—C tralia at Winthrop 5—Go erich) Con. at Goderich Bldg. 12—St. Columban at Centralia 12—Winthrop at Goderich Bldg. 19—Centralia at' Goderich Con. 19—Goderich Bldg, at St. Colum - ban 26—St. Columban at Goderich Bldg. 26—Goderich Con. 'at' Winthrop Sept.: 2—St. Columban at Goderich Con. 2—Winthrop at Centralia • 9—Winthrop at .Goderich Con. 9—Goderich Bldg. at Centralia 16—Centralia at St. Columban 16—Goderich Bldg. at Winthrop Executive: President, Sandy Profit, 122 Quebec St., Gode- rich, phone 524-7402; Secretary, Helmut. Krohmer; 102 Glouces- ter Terr., Goderich. HELP WANTED Men and women to work during the Summer , at vegetable canning. 0 0 POSSIBILITY OF DAY OR NIGHT WORK 0 ❑ Apply in person to: Canadian Canners`" Limited 210 Wellington St. West EXETER: iels, Mt. Elgin, president of London area convention, brought greetings from the area. New business 'consisted of an invitation by Hensall for the rally. A book committee, com- posed of Mrs. McLean, Mrs. Drummond, Mrs. Strang, Mrs. Hicks and Mrs. Mack, offered to represent the district ARDA meeting in Clinton. J. G. Bur- rows, of Exeter, public school inspector, spoke on the neces- sity for providing schooling for the slow learners. Mrs. William' Bell, of Kippen, gave ;courtesy remarks. Miss Burke conducted the election of officers: Past presi- dent, Mrs. Harry Strang, RR 1, Hensall; president, Mrs. James Drummond, Kippen; first vice- president, Mrs. Fred Beer, Hen- sall; second --vice-president, Mrs. CROMARTY Mr, and Mrs., Harvey Kistner and children, of Guelph, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Hulley arid family. Mr. and Mrs. James Miller, Wanda and Peter Cod= Bruce and Betty Ann attended 'Miss Paulette Gosse, of Galt, anniversary service at Munro United Church, on Sunday and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Tinning. spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Ramsey. Mrs. Gordon 'Laing • is a pa- tient in Clinton Hospital, hav- ing undergone surgery last week, Gloria, more, of London, were week- end visitors—with their grand- parents, - Mr: and Mrs. Keith McLaren. . . Stephen and Nancy Elliott of Essex spent the weekend' with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, John Wallace, ' Mr. and. Mrs. Gordon Kers.- Take, ers Takeand family of St. Marys and 'Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner of Mt. Brydges were Sunday visi- tors with Mr. and Mrs. George Wallace'. Misses Alice Walker, Carol Howe, Margaret Jean Russell and Mr. ,Ken Walker, all of London; 'MissDorothy Scott, St. Mary's; Mr. Floyd Dow, Whitby, and Mr. Barry McKinnon, Ot- tawa,_spent the holiday week- end at their respective homes. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ringrose and son, Bruce, of London, vis- ited with Mr. and. Mrs. Alex Walker during the weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laing and family attended annivers- ary service at Bethel, Munro United Church on Sunday and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Nor- man Jefferson. Mr. 'and Mrs. Alex Gardiner attended the funeral of Mr. Michael Gratton, at Grand Bend on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fry and Richard, of Brampton•, with Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Dow. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gardiner visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Kraemer, of Mitchell, on Sun- day. Mrs. Frank Allen is a patient inoforth. 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