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The Huron Expositor, 1970-07-16, Page 3COrrespondent Mrs. Ken McKellar Mr. and Mrs. William Laid- law and John of London were Sun-. day visitors with her mother, Mrs. J. R. Jefferson. Mr. and _MA. Alex Gardiner visited Mr. and Mrs, hoy Rolston and family, st. Marys. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Riley and family *and mr. and Mrs. John Brintnell and family are holi- daying at Madoc, Northern On- tario. Mr. _and Mrs. Bill Hulley and Cathy visited on Sunday with Mr. News of STAFFA C orrespondent Mrs. John Templeman Mrs. Ethel Mae Lyall, Nancy and David , Agincourt, holidayed for a few days with Mrs. Sam Norris and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris and family, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Burleigh and family, Goderich, and Mr. Ross McNicol and Janis, Kippen, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris and family. Miss Gail Harburn visited for a few days with Miss Dianne Mil- ler. Mrs. Lloyd Miler viSited Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Robert Duncan, Huronview. Mr.' and Mrs. Bob -Norris and family visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Longhair'', Lon- desboro. Miss Jane Holmes of Mitchel is spending this week with Miss Mary Cameron, R. R. 2. „.Staffa. News of LLY-fj.E. THE pip‘i NEWS OF araroarl, -C!,NT4,',JUI,,,T 140 tOt Horior Bididesooct COLUMVAN 151.1Y YOUR BUTTER 44 EGGS Wholesale at Finnigans Carl Stapleton and Jerry Stapleton, London visited Mrs. Joseph Kale and $Mr. and Mrs. Louis O'Reilly on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Du- charrne, Zurich, Mise Hilda Ken- nedy, London Mr. and Mrs. Ron Marcy and o'hildren, Stratford, visited Mr. and Mrs. Auguste Du- charme. Donald Murray, London,Gor- don Moylan, Douglas Point, spent the weekend at their homes. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Murray are spending a holiday in Nor- thern Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stapleton and Paul, Kitchener, with Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Murray. Mrs. Blanche Reynolds Kit- chener, spent ,the weekend' with Mr. and Mrs. Jack McIver. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith and children, Acton, with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cronin. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Sloan and family, Grafton, with Mr. and Mrs. James Sloan, Sr., and rela- tives. Joe O'Reilly and David O'Reilly, Waterloo, Paul O'Reilly Wingha.m, with Mr. and Mrs. Louis O'Reilly. Jim Nolan, St. Thomas, Vin- cent Nolan, Kitchener, with Frank Nolan. . Correspondent Mrs. Joseph Kale Friends, neighboars and rela- tives from Walton and Brussels attended a shower whichavas held in the Brussels United Church basement, for bride-elect, MISS Ann Lowe, only daughter of Mr. ansi Mrs. Jack Lowe of Brussels, vihAuogusset.marriage takes place in The church and the lzridets chair were decorated with mauve and yellow streamers and bells. Miss Lowe, her mother, and Mrs. Ida Davis of Brussels, the bride- groom's mother, Mrs. Jack Boo- man of Walton and Mrs. Morris Bosman were ushered to their chairs and presented with core sages. After a short game and a hu- morous reading by Mrs. Jane Peters, Misses Debbie Prior, Darlene Oesch, Jackie Wbrknian, presented the bride-elect with many gifts. Miss Gwen Bosnian tied all the bows and ribbons from the gifts on a sprayed branch to form a colorful tree. Lunch was served by Mrs. Betty Bronson, Mrs. Ruth Lowe, Mrs. Grace Lowe, Mrs. Jane Peters, Mrs. Dianne iluether, Mrs. Shirley Oesch and Mrs. Betty McCutcheon. Miss Lowe was a former em- ployee of Jack Hood's School Supplies in Stratford. Presently she is employed with Dr. R. C. Culbert of Brussels. Mr. Van Bakst and Mr. and Mrs. C. Van Bakel of Holland are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Theo Van Bakel. SCREV gro CEMENT 11ACKU00 WORK (12", 16", 10" Bloke* 4,41 Club Members Meet AB Wadi of Digging, Trenching. LIU. EXCAV&TING & GRAATTAING Building Sites, Yards, Drive Wan IE!,c Light Doting Loading flillag LYLE MONTGOMERY - 4824644 or02.74561.4 Correspondent Mrs. Bob Cronin Visitors with Mrs. D. P. Mo- • naghan on Thursday were Mrs. Eileen Farwell, Mrs. Clayton Berk, Mrs. 'Edward Donohoe, Mrs. Jacob Wunder, Mrs. Mary Hunt and Mrs. Adelle Rolle, all of Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dantzer, Scarborough, were visiting with friends and relatives on the week- end. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ryan and family, London, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ryan, London, Miss Agnes Ryan, London, and M. and Mrs. Ken Feeney and family, Kitchener were visiting with ,Mr. and Mrs. • Joseph F. Ryan on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Butters, Toronto, Mrs. Doh Coyne and fa- mily, London, and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Butters and family, Hes- Paler, were visiting with Mr. Tom Butters and Mrs. Butters who is a patient in the SeaforthCommu- nity hospital. Mr. William Stapleton, Sr., has returned home from the Sea- forth Community Hospital. Mrs. Frank Evans and her niece Karen Cleary, Weston, have returned from a two week stay with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Maynan, New York. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred O'Rourke and Mrs. Marie Melady spent the weekend in Weston with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cleary. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Masse and family, Zurich, were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Ryan and fa- mily of R. R.1., Dublin onSunclay. Visitors In Dublin Club members met at James Devereaux's farm when club leader, Don McKercher, was assisted by club president, Barry 'Gordon. Mr. McKercher told of a Ws trip planned for the 4-H members on July 23 to Collingwood, inclu- ding a chicken barbecue. Michael Devereaux thanked Mr. Devereaux for the use of his barn. SEAFORTH MONUMENT WORki All Types of CEMETERY MEMORIALS OPFN DAILY T. PRIME & SON in Flint, Michigan, with Mrs. Beatrice Burgess, a sister of Mrs. Jean Dill. Mrs. Marie Maloney, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lawrence and Mr. and Mrs. John Flannery and daughter of Preston, were visiting with friends and relatives in the area. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moir, De- troit, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Christie of London, ware visiting with Mrs. Catherine Ryan and other members of the Ryan family. M r. and Mrs. George Goettler and family are vacationing at. Grand Bend. , Mr. and M,rs. Charles Friend spent the weekend at their cot- tage at Lyons Head. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Whetham and family are gone camping for two weeks. Mrs. Lorne Cronin and fami- ly, Kitchener, were, visiting with friends and relatives &tithe area. Miss Delaine and Miss Sally O'Rourke are spending a few days with the Cronins in Kitchener and Master Jack Cronin is vacation- ing -with Mr. and Mrs. Jack O'Rourke and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dill and daughter are spending a few days Inquiries, are inviled— Telephone Numbers: EXETER 235-0620 , CLINTON 482-9421 SEAFORTH: Contact Willis Dundas Or Bill Pinder 527-1302 Bus. 5274750. NEWS OF Cromarty 4,e40000001 meme. Seaforth Dogs Cause ontinued from Page 1\-, and the °Wrier charged. ' Any baby could' have caught it they said and coMplained the dog catcher was not picking up the .problem dogs, the strays about town. Councillor Dinsmore said he understood that, because of changes in assessment proce- dhres, Seaforth was the orily town in the county that didn't have a count of its dogs. He sala such a count was no .longer required, but could be done by asSessors if re- quested. Council 'learned from letters received from those taking part that the ,recent bus tour of the. area arranged by Moda had been a success. . Reporting for the street com- mittee Councillor R, S. Mac..: Donald' said it was expected work , would start this week on chipping and oiling streets. Painting of lines on Main Streeihad beentle- ferred until oiling was finished. Council approved changes in seven street 'lights on Side, Franklin, and Duke Streets at an estimated. cost of $80,q. Donald Kunder of S eaforth' was quingooNil appointed to the Seaforth Planning Board on the recommendation of Reeve. F lannery. He will complete the term of the late Patrick Mc- Connell to Dec. 31. • Council approved an increase in mileage to council members from 10 cents to 12 cents per mile. Answering a query by Coun- cillor Betty Cardno, Mayor Sills said that recently announced in- creases in hydro rates had come about because of increased costs set by the IL E.P.C. The Seaforth P.U.C. had nothing .to do with it he said. Discount On all Men's and Boys' Short Sleeve Dress, - Sportand Knit and Mrs. -James -Rare sey-anci_fa— mily of Moorefield. Beth returned home with her parents after holi- daying two weeks with her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Moorehead, Jennifer and Chris, Brampton, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gardiner. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Coleman, Seaforth, were Siniday evening vi- sitors with Mr. and Mrs. K. Mc- Kellar. Mr. Angus McKaig is a patient South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gardiner attended the Doerr-Kalbfleisch reunion at milverton park. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gardiner, Brenda, Ronnie and Robbie, Mr. Larry Gardiner and Steven, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gardiner attended the Gardiner reunion at thehome of ikar,. and Mrs. Mervin Shute, Kirkton, on Sunday. SHIRTS SWIMWEAR Walking ' SHORTS summer CAPS* and JACKETS. Manor Contintred from Page 1 Commerce and served as presi- dent for several years. She also served on ' Seaforth Council for two years. The Hendersons have moved to London. Mr. Pekin said that he_plans extensive renovations to the buil- ding, including a new staircase, fire doors and a bell call system to each of the beds. On contle- ton of the work he expecte to have a capacity of about 50 full nursing care patients. No change in the present staff of the Home is planned. • • An Australian by hirth, Mr. Pekin comes to Seaf,orth from Toronto where he has lived for twenty years."He was formerly an insurance executive and this is his first venture into the nur- sing home field. He and his Wife are lociking forward to living in Seaforth. Brodhagen Correspondent Mrs. Ken Elligsen . Mr. and, Mrs. Carl Mikel, R.R.2, Mitchell, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bennewies on • Sunday. Last weeles Vacation Bible School was well attended with about '75 children visiting. Mrs. Edgar Elligsen and Mrs. Edward Scherbarth were the co-directors. The teachers for the week were Nursery - Donna Leonhardt; Kin- • dergarten - Janice Dietz; Grades 1 and 2 - Bonnie Hoegy, Diane Bach and Phyllis Ahrens; Grades 3 and 4 - Mrs. Robert Robinson; Mrs. Les WieterSen and Brenda Eickmeier; , Grades 5 ,antt- 6 - Sheila Siemon and Christine Kap- pes; Grades "I and 8 Pastor Kappes. Refreshments were served by Janet Scherbarth and Sheila Smith. Those assisting in the kitchen and the teachers were Kathy- Leonhardt, Susan. Scher- berth and Sandra Kappes. ' On Sunday 'an interesting dis- play of the crafts that the stu- dents had made was arranged in the north of the church for the parents to see after the church service. The children also sang the hymns which they learned, in the week, during the service. Up to $6.00 value in this special group of short ct ONE PRICE TO CLEAR 4111 si00 and long sleeve sport and dress shirt's. 113111.,07$hea.fifletet Wear Trucks Are Damaged Seafortk Phone 527-0995 _. • • • Safety Contest Na 2 FIND .THE TWo gravela trucks were ex- tensively damaged and a man was admitted to hospital,,asthe'result of Separate single-vehicle akci- dents Friday near Egmondville. The two trueks were owned by Levis Contracting Co. Ltd.,Clin- ton. In Clinton Public Hospital in satisfactory condition with mi- nor injuries is Gordon Levis, 17, , Clinten. The 'first accident eccurred shortly before 5 p.m. when a truck driven by the Levis youth ran off Huron County Road 12,five miles south of Egmondville, and Over- turned in a ditch. • A second Levis truck, driven by Brian Caslick, Wingham, came on the accident scene and ran off the road in the opposite ditch. Mr. Caslick escaped injury.- • 'Damage to the two trucks was estimated at $3,000. •Summer I Elmer's YOU COULD WIN A FREE BIKE, "Please deposit three more pennies." MITH'S .1. look I, e You c. a Ys be. 1;ereeet' r° s , the 3, Zeke4 •cars. igetween 'old (Put bike ey . safei), 4. F,Sit:71 IS. 319ns and tafe „,Y;_ur 94niez . the " ace aw _ trt a strew 4Y F,z,n • , • 6. the tur6 en You /ea Where ti; ‘.e Sidekv4k ere' lpft S walk no ficin,ede th on the 9 fr4 fFic. et°ad, \SUPERIOR) 1 101.11.' 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AT COMPETITIVE PRICES 2. Fill out entry form. Print clearly. 3. Cut out along dotted, lines and mail to address shown. NAME TWO BOYS' TWO GIRLS' ADDRESS STREET SEAFORTH FARMERS 4, Any Canadian child between 6 and 14 may enter. All entries become property of Elmer the Safety Elephant. Jujes' deci- aion final, Smith's City or town province 'AGE Roy. Girl ACCESSORY KITS each kit contains valuable hares for your bike, Free Delivery . PhOne 527-0770' -Phone 527-0990 • ONTARIO SAFETY LEAGUE/ THE HURON EXODSITOR,. Seafarth, Ontario ;tatitwargifoicassorrowads4ftran..Pri....m" """