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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1970-07-16, Page 64"74.1i1E MAO EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTH, ONT., JULY 16, 1970 Scanning the Weeklies —LOCAL BRIEFS—, Mrs. and tirs. Lorne Hulley returned Sunday after spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. Don Hul- ley and their son, Mark, of Fra- ser, Mich. Mr. Ronald C. Sills, Cathy and steptien, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kennedy, Kitcbener, and Mr. and Mrs. hi. C. Rourke and childrep, Montreal, were weekend visitors at the home of their mother, Mrs. C. P. Sills. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mac- Gregor and family of Brighton, Ont., were guests of Mrs. Ross MacGregor. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomp- sdn of Toledo, Ohio, are spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Rus- sell Pringle. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ennett and family of Edmonton are visi, ting Mrs. J. M. Eckert and rela- tives. Mr. and Mrs,,, Thomas Young of town left on Saturday. for Mal- ton where they will take the plane to Scotland. It is some years since they have visited their native land., Miss Margaret Patrick of To- ronto is spending her holidays at the homes of her relatives in the district. Mr. and Mrs. George Johnston of Boston, Mass., U.S.A. ' and Mrs. James Armstrong, Sr. of Brussels, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Bruce, High St. Mr. and Mrs. William B. Robb of Nipawin, Sask., are guests of his sister, Mrs. Keith Sharp and ,Mr. Sharp. Mrs. Frank Storey of town and Mr. 'and Mrs. Glen Easson of Stratford are in Pilot Mound, Man., attending the' centennial of the Province. Paul and Jarie-Ellis of-De Kalb, Ill., are -spending their holidays with Mrs. Elva Ellis. and Mrs. ' Margaret Short, John St. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Cblqiihoun of Niagara Falls, N.Y., ha.ve been visiting with Mrs. William Old- field and other relatives in Sea- forth. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Murray and Mr. and Mrs. Theo Melady and family were in St, Marys on Sunday. Ivlr. and Mrs. William Feeney, Kitchener, were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Matt Murray. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Taylor of Alexandria, Kentucky, visited with Mrs. Cora Barsows -last week. Danny Broadfoot pf Sarnia, spent a few days holidaying with Mrs. Cora Barrows. Mr. William Duddy and Mr. Dennis Smith of Northern Ireland are spending 3 weeks with Mr. and Mrs. John Duddy and Joanne. Mr. DavidG. McFarlane, Miss* Jean McFarlane, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McFarlane and family, all of Almonte, are spending a week at the Johnston cottage at Bay- field. Mr. Kenneth Keating of Balti- more, hid., is a guest of his mo- ther, Mrs. J. C. Keating. Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Dennis of North Bay, spent a• few days,at their home here. Mr. Charles Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Ross and son, Jim, of Marlette, Michigan, visited Mrs. Margaret Cuthill. Among those who attended the Robertson-E rrsensberger wed- ding on Saturday in St. James' Church were Miss Joan De- vereaux, Mrs. R• Potter, Mrs. Tudhope, Mrs. Thomas Walsh and daughter, Marily, Miss Sheila • McGlary, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hardman, all of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rourke, Montreal, Mrs. Harry Pierce and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pierce, Sagi- naw, Mich., Ronald Sills, Stephen and Cathy of Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Henry, Dayton, Ohio, and Miss Mary Sills of Huntsville,. Mr. and Mrs. Neville McMil- lan, ChristOpher and Jamie of Collingwood, spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. J. McMil- lan. Mr. and Mrs. William Boice and Billy of Madison Heights, Michi- gan, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. GeOrge Fox. Other guests were Mrs. John Riley of Kippen, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Ritchie of St. Marys and-Mr. and. Mrs. William. Goddard of Go- derich. Mr. and Mrs. Carl West, Mr. and Mrs. Ted West and Carla of Sarnia were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Adams and Miss Donalda Adams. 11111111111111•1111111111•11111•111M1111111 USBORNE & ilIBBERT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY . HEAD OFFICE - EXEll'ER, Ont. President William Chaffe RR 4, Mitchell Vice-President Raymond McCurdy RR 1, Kirkton Heads Rotary In London George A. Shaw has been elec- ted president of the Rotary Club of London East. Mr. Shaw is a native of Seaforth, a son of MrS; Bert Shaw of London and the late Mr. Shaw. He is a brother of Mrs. R. J. Bouasey of Clinton. Directors Martin Feeney . RR 2, Dublin Clayton Calqahoun RR 1, , Science Hill Tim Tbohey ' RR' Lucan Robert Gardiner RR 1, Cromarty Agents Hugh Benninger, - Dublin Harry_ 'Coates - - Exeter . Clayton Harris 7 'Mitchell Secreterv-Treaturer W. D. Burton- . — Exeter • T INGS Irt C E • • • 4 1' WITH GOOD AUTOMOBILES AND GOOD HIGHWAYS, A, MERCHANT CAN-, NOT AFFORD TO SIT BACK AND THINK OF ANY ONE CUSTOMER AS HIS. . TWO THINGS AND-ONLY TWO — ATTRACT HOME TOWN BUYERS TO HOME STORES. FIRST IS WELL SELECTED STOCK AND MERCHANDISE OF GOOD QUALITY AND FAIRLY PRICED. SECOND IS LETTING THE POTENTIAL BUYER KNOW ABOUT THE GOODS BY MEANS OF ATTRACTIVE AND EFFECTIVE ADVERTISING. AFTER OVER 100 YEARS, THE BEST AND TRIED MEDIUM, YET DISCOVERED FOR ADVERTIS- ING IS STILL YOUR LOCAL NEWSPAPER SERVING THE LOCAL AND DISTRICT AREA. PEOPLE CAN'T EASILY BUY WHAT YOU HAVE IF THEY *DON'T KNOW YOU HAVE IT. 'Ott mu Cpsitor 711111M11111il ANNOUNCEMENT Due to the ever increasing demand for chiropractic care, we are please' to announce that the Chiropractic Centre will now be able io provide more comprehensive service for our patients. Beginning July 20th, 1970, K. L. Colquhoun, D.C., will be - associated in practice with the • clinic. Regular office hours will extend from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. daily. By appointment please. CLINTON CHIROPRACTIC CENTRE 3 ALBERT STREET -- -- CLINTON, ONTARIO COLQUHOUN, D.C. K. S. WOOD, D.C. 482-7007 482-3481 K. L. Colquhoun, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Colquhoull, 49 Huron St., Clinton, received his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from the Canadian Mernoridl Chiropractic College in Toronto at the spring convocation. He will commence practice' in association with K, S. Wood, D.C. in Clinton. The Wood office will be known as Clinton Chiro- practic Centre and will be lo- cated. at 3 Albert St., where Mr. Wood has been• located for 12 years. The new chiropractor atten- ded Clinton public School and C.H.S.S.,then completed his Gr. Remember! It takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pocket. To 'advertise, just Dial Seaforth 527-0240. Has ,D ^of C Degree Get YQur Shopping Rebates. • WITI1 N'Ot ULVE CAW) at FINNIGAN'S .13 education at St. Marys Dis- trict Collegiate Institute where he played Junior 'B' hockey. 4 • • . Fully -Certified 1967. Chev. "8" Belaire Sedan, P.S., J68614 1967-Rainblr Rebel Sedan, J68391 1966 Chevelle Sedan 'J67014 1966 Chev. Sedan J71414 1965 Pontiac "8" Sedan J68017 1965 Chev. Sedan J67706 1965 Mercury "S" Sedan, P.S. & P.B. J68380 1965 Corvair, A.T. J66754 FARMER'S SPECIAL 1959 Chevibiet Two-Ton Chassis and Cab, Snort Wheel Base, for Grain Tank. Excellent Mechanical and Tire condition. 4th c.4644.4 SALES cAcce., SEtZVACE Na 7-11S0 ° SEAFORTH Lot Open Evenings to 9 p.m. "Serving SeafOrth and District Since 1940" .3 By Lee Hee The Lucknow Sentinel reports that Tom Morrison has been installed as Legion president. Ted Elliott, deputy zone com- mander, Brussels, was head of installing team. ',Never happen in aani.11ion years! But it did" is the heading on an interesting item In the same paper. It seems a man and his wife were returning from a social outing. Pressing the accelerator a bit hard, he was stopped by the police for speeding. The police , asked if he had been drinking and he sighed, “Had a couple of beers", then they told him that his wife had better drive. Of course, not wanting to argue, he agreed, but failed to tell that his wife did not have a driver's licence. Proceeding again . . . . You guessed it! The car was stopped by a second policeman who asked the lady driver for her licence. You can guess the rest. An attempt, and it was understood successful, was made to ex- plain to the officers that she wouldn't have been driving without a licence except at the insistence of the first policeman up the road. Methinks there were a lot of po- licemen on that one particular road. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hunter of Ripley marked their 50th wedding anniversary recently. In scanning the Wingham Advance- Times we note that members of the family of Mrs. Alice Wilson, Wingham, gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs..Robert Chit- tleburgh on Saturday afternoon to mark the occasion of Mrs. Wilson's 90th birthday. Mayor DeWitt Miller, Winghain; emerged from Main Street store early one morning recently and was hailed by the first person he met about what a beautiful day it was. So,' in the best of spirits, Mayor Miller whistled and skipped his 'way up the street to the town ifkl, certain that all was well with the world. At this point, however, his day was doomed and ruined, because an irate woman jumped from a parkedcar and demanded, ',Whet are you going to do about all the dogs running around town?" - That was it!. The whistle stopped, the sun quit 'shining. • Mr. and Mrs. Mark 'Armstrong of Bel- grave celebrated their 50th wedding anni- versary recently. From the Kincardine News we scan the following: That Kincardine Council ap- proves the hiring of a fourth constable for the police force; that the deadline is near at hand for entries in the Miss Kincardine contest being held in conjunction with the Old Boys' Reunion; that Kiritardine Play- grounds celebratedtheir annual Hobo Day Friday morning of last week. A parade of all the tramps and little hobos was held at approximately 9:30 down Malin street. The St. Marys Journal-Argus reports that the St. Marys Arena is a beehive of activity these days, 'as the deadline ap- proaches for the installation of the sum- mer ice surface. The hockey school opens July 20th which means that the new equip- ment ,must begin freezing operations at midnight, Friday, Jury 10th. From the Mitchell Advocate we note that relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs..Douglas Blair, Se- bringville, to mark the golden wedding anniversary of mr. andaVirs. Edwin Erb, Downie Township. •Mr. Blair is the son-in- law of Mr. and Mrs. Erb. The Zurich Citizens News reports that 13-year old Kathy Logan, a grade eight student graduating with 'high scholastic achievement, out of 12 subje cts received 10 - A's. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Logan, Bayfield, she was presented with $25 and a book by Reeve E. W. Odd- leifson on behalf of the Memorial Fund Committee. The award, a first, was estab- lished in memory of Ruth Hayman Elliott of Hayfield. The presentation was made at the Huron Centennial School. The News also reports that mach work has been done in Bayfield Arena the past three weeks and miles of pipe have been .fastened to the floor and cold mix has been spread between and over the pipes. All, that remains to be done is the applicatiorebf a hot mix of as- phalt over the whole works and then the roller skating cazybegin once more. In scanning 'the Goderich Signal-Star, we note that the Dutch Canadians of Go- derich and surrounding area presented the • roan of Goderich with a/n ornamental foun- tain recently as a "Wank you Canada" for the part Canadians played in liberating the Netherlands 25 years ago. Prior to the preSentation, members of the Dutch com- munity placed a wreath at the cenotaph in Courthouse Park la memory of those who lost their lives. Rev. G. L. Royarof Knox Presbyterian Church, gave the dedication ,and the wreath was placed by George be- Jong and Jon Bakker. We also notethat the Goderich Signal-Star is this year hosting the annual Ontario Weekly Newspaper As- sociation Golf Tournament at the Maitland Country Club Friday, July 17th, beginning at 1 p.m. Publishers will attend from all over Ontario and Michigan. The Bluewater Radio Club held its first field day recently at the farm of Mr. Dean Aldwinkle, Bruce- field. The Club has been formed a short time by former members of now defunct Clinton Radio Club and includes members from Goderich, Clinton and surrounding areas. Over the weekend contact was made with amateurs from coast to coast in Canada and the United States as well as overseas. From the Exeter Times-Advocate, we note that perhaps one of the oldest land- marks of the area was torn down recently. This building was one of the first business establishments in the Police Village of Crediton. It was built in 1870 and has houSed ninny different businessesover the yeasts.. For Most of the 1'900s it housed a barber shop Operated by G. E. Wenzell which was sold a couple Of years ago to present owner Leo Boyle. A Bonsai]. native, William Gerald ChaPman, recently gra- duated from the Ontario Provincial Police College, Tdrontii; has been posted to the Sombra detachment in the Chatham Police District.