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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1970-06-04, Page 15UTDOOR-ETHICS SEZ THE LITTLE OWL ... "SMOKING IS INTURIOUS. YOU ei,ET IT IS:/ NOT , ON LS, To •roi..) .5u-t-ro OUR. FoESTS. IF YOU mus -r, 55 SURE IT -5 OUT -- SW; BETTER ,- STILL,, DOA,/-7 - _,_.-- _ ,,i „ Altk .,5:MOKE /A/ t'ken-iiii05.7 • _ Crop.. Report by Stan Paquette Assoc. 'Ag. Rep. for. Huron Wet weather last week delayed field operations and consequently the-remaining acreage of corn is Just now being planted. Cereal crop and hay are, growing well with moisture adequate. ' Pre- paration of bean land and *- plant incorporated spraying are progressing well. Livestock Is doing well on abundant pasture, Classified Ads pay dividend& , Scanning the Weeklies AREA VIEDDING I In IEOnnvillI0 lister "At4fore o Congregation 00?pOiri:oFtd.:.:.seoci.Fm;- i0,t1.1';;;4.411,1F :4#: 1910,44 "CI BUY YOUR BUTTER & EGGS Wholesale at Finnigans' No. 100 Wall Trellis. No. 86 Fan Trellis . 1.89 2.99 Wall Trellis. 3.35 Flower Box ... 5.49 all By Lee Hee The Blyth Standard reports that plans are in full swing for the two full days of action at the 19713 Steam Thresher's Reunion being held in Biyth in Septem- ber. According to the Mitchell Advocate Petty Officer 1st class Terry Thorne, son of Mrs. Thorne, town, ,and the late Dr. P.R. Thorne, has concluded a Chief Petty Officer's Course and out of a class of 74, he was one of the two to be ,promoted to the rank of Chief Petty Officer. He and his family have returned to Halifax to reside. In the same paper we note that 'Mrs. C4vin Christie, R.R. 2, Staffa, in the new president of South "Perth Women's Institute:. The election took place recently at Motherwell Pres- byterian Church during the 68th district' annual meeting of the Institute. Also, front the same paper, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Tubb were pleasantly surpriSed on Wednesday tevening by their friends and relatives at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fawcet, on the occasion of their 37th wedding anniversary. The Clinton News-Record reports that according to Recreational Director Doug. Andrews the summer playground program may be dropped this year due to lack of Interest. Mr. Andrews pointed out that there would have to be between 100-150 children in the primary school-age group take Part to make the program worth- while. Application forms are being dis- tributed soon through the public schobl. From the same paper it is noted that three new members are initiated 'into the Lions Club at their recent meeting and are as follows: Rev, A. J. Mowatt, Minister of Wesley-Willis United Church; Paul Grunewall, R.R. 5 and Ron Scotch- mer. Guest speaker at the Lions minor sports dinner was Duke Harris who has • played professional hockey for the past nine years. He anticipates being drafted to Vancouver.- for the 1970-71 season. There were 102 entries in the Luck- now Horticultural Spring Flower Show according to the Lucknow Sentinel. Mrs. Jim McNaughton was top point winner. The Ripley and District Horticultural Society also held their Spring Flower '- Show with 112 entries. Mrs. Norval Stew- art was top point winner. The. Sentinel also reports that Ross McKenzie, former editor of the Paisley Advocate and for the • past 15 years has served with the daily Sentinel-Review in Woodstock, has re- tired after more than 50 , years in news- paper business. Another interesting item in the Sentinel relates that Mrs. Teresa (Austin) Courtney; H. Li, Dungannon, has • Just completed a family tree of her great grandfather' and great grandmother, Philip Austin and Jnhanna King. Both families settled north of Goderich in the Kings- bridge area in 1839 and 1841. Father Snyder officiated at the wedding 1111843., July 23rd, one hundred and twenty-selien years ago. There are close to 700 direct descendants of this one marriage, The Exeter. .TiMes-A.dvocate relates that,., ratepayers in the Township of Hay *ill be 4)014 "alnibit 7.5 mills higher on their taxes this. year. The total rate • ' for township property owners will be 92.45 mills, compared to 85.02 " last year. The Goderich Signal-Star reports in • a .stery that the biggest ball game of the - year is-set-for -June 17th at the.Canadian Forces Base, Clinton: The game, spon- sored by the ,Warden of. Huron County, will pit the oldtirners of the base against The oldtimers from Clinton. All proceeds of the gaine will be "donated to the Huron County. Children's Aid Society. In the same paper we note that Dr. G.F.Mills was sworn in as sqUadron commander of the Goderich Power Squadron -at the boating organization's second annual grad- uation and commander's ball Saturday ' night. Also in the same .paper that the Goderich Rebekah Lodge No. 89 held an interesting meeting recently at which veterans' jewels were presented to several members of the Lodge, on the occasion of their annual birthday party. Mrs. Alice Abel received her 60, year jewel as a token 'of havIng been a member for 60 years. The presentation was made by D.D.Pres. Mrs. Margaret Bowra. In re- porting on the Blood donor Clinic, the Signal-Star relates that the spring clinic of the Canadian Red Cross Society Was held at 'Knox Presbyterian Church hall on Wednesday with 204 people from the area 'making donations. Also, Mr.William Madge, yard foreman at Goderich.. was honored recently when officials and fellow workers of the Canadian Pacific Railways when they made a presentation of a large ornamental wall clock on the occasion of his retirement. Mr.Madge started with CP in Windsor and came to Goderich 25 years ago. He retires after 45 years with the company. The Rev.,,,Edwin Hancock, the newly inducted minister of the Egmondvilie United Church and Mrs. fiancee); were "At Rome" to the members and friends of the congregation on Sunday afternoon and evening.- The congregation had been invited to come and see the many improvements which have recently been made to the interior of the manse and to enjoy a social time. Much of the work had been done by volunteer membersof the congregation under the direction of Robert Tyndall, chairman of the manse committee. 1VIrs. LeonardStrong and,Mrs. Norman MacLean showed the guests tire renovations. Mrs. James Wise, President of the U.C.W., and Mrs. Bruce Cole- man, President of the Twilight Circle, presided at the tea table in the afternoon and Mrs. Earl , Correspondent Miss Miry McIlwain Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Riley, Kim and Greg. of Winthrop attended the Oshawa Quarter Horse Show over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cook of Sarnia visited on Friday with Mr. and Mrs, jack Medd, David, Jim and Kerr!. Mr. and Mrs. Don Buchanan Spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Daye Dollimore of Ajax. Mr . and Mrs. Sam McClure, Clare, Shirley and Douglas, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson McClure and 'family spent the week end in Niagara Falls., Mr. Andy Thompson, Miss Carolynne Robinson of London visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson and family. Mrs. Irene Grimoldby is spending a few days with My. and Mrs. Russell Fleming of Seaforth. Mrs. Ken Reid, Paul, David and Jane of London spent Sun- day with Mrs. Luther Sanders. Doris McClure spent the week end with Sharon Thompson. Mrs. Ella Jewitt and her aunt Miss Lillian Adams of Clinton visited,on.Sunday With Mrs.Edith • Vincent of Goderich. , Mr. aticlAirs. 'Jack Crozier„ Brian, Path, Kevin and Lori of Listowel visited on Sunday with . Mr. and Mrs. Gedrge McIlwairi, Mary and Sandra. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Dale and Cheryl visited on Sunday with -atir. and Mrs. MurraatScott,'Mel- anie and Meribetla of Belgrave. Mrs, W. L. Whyte is a pat- ient insCHnton Public Hospital. We would like to wish her a very speedy recovery. Mr . and Mrs. John Thompson, Mr. Ken Thompson attended the funeral on Monday of their aunt, Mrs. Wihiani Meye rs of Chi-cage,: - Sympathy is extended to the , family. . Mr. and Mrs. Ron Goodfellow. . of Don Mills spent the week end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ben Riley. and family. Mr. and Mrs. Paul McMaster, Carol and Mark of London spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Papple, secretary Of the H.C.W. and Mrs. William Strong, Secre- tary of the Twilight Circle ,pre- sided at the tea table lathe even- ing. Serving lunch in the afternoon were Mrs. Emmerson Burst and Mrs. Allister Broadfoot. Hel- ping in the kitchen were Airs. Charles Eyre and Mrs. Ed. Boyes. In the evening Mrs. Robert Tyndall, Mrs: • Alex Chesney, Mrs. Elmore Stephenson and Mrs. Chester Neil assisted. The flowers were arranged by Mrs. E nunerson Durst. Appreciation was expressed to all who had shared in any way towards making the improve- ments. Mrs. Evelyn Shera and son, Warren of Egmondville, visited Sunday Warren, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stanbuiy of Goderich. George Hoggart and Harvey. Mr . and Mrs. Jerry Riehl and family of Huron Park were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Riley and family, Mr. Harvey Hoggart, Miss Yvonne Pryce of Winthrop spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dedrick, Jeffery and Jim of Simcoe. Don't let lack of cagh hinder a bargain buy! Iliat house you hesitate to buy today because of the cost of .11 mortgage,:,.. what will it he Worth in ten years or longer? hist look every- where at the _record of inc 'eased real estate valties over the years! So come in and discuss a mortgage loan to help you enjoy that drearn,home right now ... and own it while its long tern value rises, Borrow today at Victoria .and Grey.. VICTORIA:vid VG GREY TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1869 Kingston St., Goderich "Where you can trade with confidence" BEAN CONTRACTS "ANNOUNCEMENT" , So that we may give you "better service we have arranged a seed Pick up point at HARRISTON FERTILIZERS - Division of Cyanamid of Canada Ltd. ' RR 4, Clinton You can arrange your contracts and seed requirements with Howard McKendry or Ralph BUffinga. Earn a place in someone's heart Give to the Red Shield Appeal BRAID - , The marriage of Linda Hoover daughter of Mr. and MrS. D. L. Hoover, Seaforth to John E.Brald, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Braid Dashwood took place at the home of the bride's grandmother, Mrs. J.E.Keating, Seaforth, on May 23rd at 5 p.m. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J.C.Britton. The flowers and decorations were white mums, snapdragons, and shasta daisies. The bride, given in marriage bY her father, wore a white peau de sole dress with chantilly lace trimmed with sped pearls. She carried a nosegay of shasta daisies and sweetheart rosebuds.' Miss Carol Bell, of Seaforth, was the only attendant Wearing a . (Photo by Phillips) HOOVER dress of deep pink silk Crepe with a nosegay of shasta daisies. Donald Selling of Elmira was the groomsma.n and Douglas Hoover, brother of the bride, ushered the guests. , Mrs. K. Brocklehurst, of Is- lington, Sister of the bride played the organ. The groom's gift to the bride was a gold wrist watch with gold .. chain link bracelet. A reception was held at the. bride's home. For a wedding trip to Northern Ontario the bride wore a mauve shirred silk dress with matching fell length coat and corsage of' purple violets. The couple will 'reside in Goderich. BALL go MACAULAY BUILDING SUPPLIES SEAR:4TH 527-0910 CLINTON 482-9514 ,HENSALL 262-2713 Enhance Your Climbing Roses an d Flowers PICNIC TABLES LEGS ASSEM13LED Special 3.25 News of CONSTANCE PUBLIC .o6d To Oiscup This. SubJea SEAFOIRTH PUfflUIC SCH 8:3o 'kr. 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