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The Huron Expositor, 1963-04-11, Page 4fa* le 4 --THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTII, ONT., APRIL 11, 1963 CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS Mud 56 Handbags 58 Affray 60 Chair 62 Son metal 63 Curtain material 65 Reverberate 67 Lane 70 Animal flesh '12 Grow weary 74 For 75 Brmg legal action 77 Pedal digit 79 Network 81 We 82 Sea eagle 83 Revolves 85 Wave top 87 Insect 88 Rye fungus 89 Warms 1 Air current 6 Greek Philosopher 11 Mineral spring 14 Machine part 15 Not asliigh 16 Eternity 17 Printing measure 18 Ohest noise 20 Make a mistake 21 Furniture truck 22^Fuss 24 Period of time 26 Pleasant 28 Underground animal 30 Bewildered 32 Classifies 35 Rule 37 Every 39 Hawaiian food 40 Gazed fixedly 43 Profound 45 Cover 46 Toward 47 Tidy 49 Smoke and fog 51 Parent 52 Likely DOWN 1 Sleep image 2 Musical composition 3 By 4 Because 5 Serving dish 6 Satisfy '1 Behold 8 Reverence 9 River duck 10 Fragrant rootstock Answer To Puzzle No. 749 MOOMM OCIOL7 u1330 OOMMo Inti ciao© MUM UUUU t4U133 relit! ranol,i ©fa ©©© =W U =MUM OMMUDU o®ono l carni; UMW L MUIEl ©©OO U 3D U MUD AMMO I!M4UU ©UMO MUMMA OMOMBD MUMUURO ©©OW inn uD f9©©© DOD ran©D GOOD U©t DL C OMO ©LOO RflIE I 00140 DD©M ©ODD© 11 More than 18 Woody 0 Steady t hold 12 Blue grass 53 Tease 13 Girl's name 55 Diplomacy 19 Meadow 51 Break 23 Wide mouthed suddenly jar 59 Bind 25 Peruse e., 61 Crave drink 27 Small bed 64 Dull finish 29 Merit 66 Mineral 31 High cards. rock 33 Animal 68 Have faith stomach 69 Entertainers 34 Soft drinks 71 Trip 36 Unwanted 73 Engrave plant 75 Ocean 38 Asiatic herb _ 76 Vase 40 Asterisks 78 Work unit 41 Subject 80 Before 42 Raised 84 'w 'ative platform 44 Sulk 86 Each (abbr.) 1' 2 3 4 5 .' 6 7 '8 9 14 17 18 22 23 28 - \\\-35 40 41 46 •15 19 V 20 25 \ 26 29 47 30 6 \ 37, 42 43 31 A. 49`` 57 54 55 • 56 52 53 6t 58 ;\N.62 ,s\ 10 16 21 27 39 63 N70 75 76 82 87 59 \ 60 64 65 71 ‘72 73 74 J N77 78 \ 79 83 ‘88 84 85 PUZZLE NO. 750 80, 1 12 13 33 34 51 a 68 69 81 it Cliurch Groups Meet UNiT 1, NORTHSIDE UCW On Tuesday Mrs. J. C. Brit- ton was hostess to Unit 1 of the UCW. Mrs. Mills reported on the Huron Presbyterial of UCW, held in Goderich on Mar. 21st. The group learned many interesting facts about the work of the churches and the British the thanks the group itof the ldati and MCardno. social half- committee, and instaleby hour was spent over the coffee Rev. Sullivan as follows: presi- cups when lunch was served. dent, Mrs. Jim Devereaux; past president, Mrs. Gordon Rey - LADIES' AID MEETS holds; first vice-president, Mrs, The Andrews and Ross group Clarence Malone; second vice - of the Ladies' Aid of First Pres- president. Mrs. Joseph Dever- byterian Church held their eaux: third vice-president, Mrs. April meeting on Tuesday. Mrs. Peter Bannon; recording secre- Government to relieve the prob- lems caused by an influx of Ross opened the meeting with tary, Mrs. Mel Cooper; cor- to Hong Kong from a reading, "April is Promises." responding secretary, Mrs. refugees Communist China. This was followed by a poem, Frank Nigh; treasurer, Mrs. The Cross and Crown." The Gerry McCourt. Mrs. G. Papple had charge of the worship service, and Mrs. G. McKenzie, the chapter on Okinawa, from the study book, "On the Rim of East Asia." She dealt with the history, geogra- phy, people and religions of this area. Since World, War II there has been an increase in membership in the Christian Church there. Many denomina, tions work together under the name, the United Church of Christ. hymns for the meeting were I In the name of the league, chosen by Mrs. Grace Mullen, Mrs. Gerry McCourt thanked Mrs. J. Cairns favored with a Mrs. Gordon 'Reynolds. Mrs. solo, "One Who Bore a Cross," ; Jim ,Devereaux presented her after which Mrs. Andrews in- with a Catholic Women's troduced the guest speaker, ' League pin. Rev. Sullivan also Mrs. H. Van Rooijen. Her topic was on her trip from Holland to Canada, and also some of her experiences in Canada. ' CONSTNCE CGIT MEETS Unit 1 president, Mrs. W. Campbell gave the courtesy re- marks and closed the meeting with benediction. FIRESIDE GROUP The Fireside Group of First Church was entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Cardno Tuesday evening. There were 23 present. The president, Mrs. G: Buettenmiller, presided and conducted the business. A bake sale will be held later in April. Mr. John -Hoelscher read the story of the Eastertide from Matthew 26. and also led in prayer., Mrs. Douglas Fry sang "Christopher Robin." accom- panied by Mrs. J. A. Cardno. Miss Janet Cluff received the collection. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. L.,R. MacDonald, with Mr. and Mrs. John Cardno in charge of the program. Rev, D. O. Fry closed the business part of the meeting with prayer. The CGIT girls of Constance United Church met at the home of Miss Glenyce Jewitt Satur- day evening, March 30. After concluding the study book on Oriental countries, led by their leader, Mrs. Reg Lawson, all partook of a sumptuous Chin- ese dinner provided by the girls. A hymn and a Chinese song were sung by the girls. Busi- ness matters were discussed and the meeting closed with "Taps." A Vote of thanks was given Glenyce for the 'use of her home. F. Kling introduced the guest speaker, Donald Stewart, who chose as his subject, "Buying a Horne." He gave some prac- tical instructions to young peo- ple .buying homes, and he also mentioned the oil leases that so many people have in this vicinity. Scott Cliff thanked the speak- 'r t t er and. George Hays expressed CROMARTY Mr. Wesley Russell is a pa- tient in Victoria Hospital, Lon- don, having undergone sur- gery. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Weitzman, of Niagara Falls, U.S.A., and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Weitz- man, of Dallas, Texas, visited with relatives here on Satur- day. Mrs. Ethel Currie and Miss Barbara Norris, of Winnipeg, are visiting with friends in this community on their return trip from Florida. Mr. Steif, of Monkton, spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Walker. Mr. David Chappel has re- turned home from Stratford Hospital, where he was a pa- tient following a car accident. Miss Wanda McLaren and Miss Norma Parkhouse, Hamil- ton, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Keith McLaren. Mr, and Mrs. H. R. Currie, Linda and Joann, of Dorches- ter, were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker. Mr. Lindsay McKellar met with an accident to his face while attending a hockey -game in Seaforth on Saturday night. Four stitches were required to close the wound. Sunday school classes reopen- ed at Cromarty Church on Sun- day with a good attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Denis Borim and daughter, Clare, of Water- loo, visited on Sunday with Mr. aand Mrs. Alex Ramsey. • expressed thanks to Mrs. Rey- nolds, who will continue on the executive as past president. He pointed out that the league work goes on each year—work for God and for the good of souls in the parish. We need many more active members and everyone who acts to pay for membership in the league, has a duty to active participation on a committee. For the next month the CWL voted to provide the banquet for the bowling club on May 4. Ten dollars is ,to be sent to the Christ the King Culture fund. Parish visitors for, the month are Isabel Anderson and Rita Duncan. The mystery prize was won by Mrs. Clarence Malone. Before the meeting adjourned, the closing prayer was said, CWL ANNUAL MEETING and Roev. Sullivanall gave his bless- gt. The annual meeting of the Mrs, John Flannery introduc- Catholic Women's League of St. ed Mrs. Elmer Rivers, a mem- James' parish was held in the be of the film board, who was school auditorium Tuesday, pre- ceded by a,pot-luck supper at ;kind enough to come to show an excellent film loaned from the Cancer Society, and of spe-, cial benefit and interest for wo• men. Mrs. Gerry McCourt thanked Mrs. Rivers and also the Presbyterian Church which had loaned the projector. Rev. J. H. Donaldson had arranged for the bringing of the film to Seaforth, and the league's gratitude to him was also ex- pressed. "Young man, • just why are you bringing my daughter home at six in the morning?"- "I'm due at work at seven, ALL DRESSED -UP 4, 0 EASTER We Have 6:30.The meeting began and nwith hymn an Oopening prayer in honor of Our Lady. • Music was played by Mrs. Joseph Mc- Connell. Mrs. Gordon Reynolds thank- ed all who helped with the re- cent euchre party, especially those who donated prizes. Since this was the annual meeting,' she thanked all who had help- ed during her, two years of of- fice, and especially Rev. C. E. Sullivan. parish chaplain, who is ever ready to encourage and support. "The new executive were pre- sented by Mrs. Art Devereaux, sir." COATS SUITS SUITS Sizes 7 - 17. HATS Priced from Bags, Gloves and Scarves to Match Your Suit or Coat, At Reasonable Prices ! For the smart dresser, at a very low price. 25.00 SLIK CHICKS MEET The sixth meeting of the Slik Chix was held in the basement of Egmondville Church on Sat- urday. Lois Tyndall read the minutes of the last meeting. The group discussed the sub- ject matter and then darned a sock. Sell that unnecessary piece of furniture through a Huron Ex- positor Classified Ad. Phone 141. r ALL TYPES INSURANCE Donald G. Eaton Office in Masonic Store Main Street Phone 75 : Seaforth VALUES AT "SHINEN'S" Just What You Are Looking For in SMART FASHIONS ! In Tweeds, Laminates, Cashmeres, a er�Reversibles and Boucles. 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