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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1970-08-13, Page 12!-- - - it22THE oitiommvxposixoR, SEAFORTH. ONT. AUGf 13, 1970 CLASSIFIED ADS In wide demand for engagements throughout the area, the Seaforth Pipe Band took part in hundreds of parades during the twenties. This picture, taken in 1928, shows the Band ready for a parade. Members were (left) 'Archie Manns, Moncrtetf, George Manns, Moncried , "Harry Pethick, Seaforth, Watson Webster, Varna, Stan Nichol, Seaforth, Angus Moore,Win- throp and Duncan MeMillan, Staffa. The picture, in the possession of Harry Pethick, was loaned by Watson Webster who continues to play the drum and now is a member of the Clinton Pipe Band. Represent Hibbert Township On Area tanning Board Classified Ads pay dividendt. SEAFORTH JEWELLERS for DIAMONDS, WATCHES JEWELLERY, FINE CHINA GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION All Types of Repairs Phone 527-0270 NEW 1401VDA. MINI TRAIL New Low Price $229.00 See it on Display Now in Wild Lime Green TEDMAN9S r ,END of LINES - BROKEN 'SIZES — DISPLAYED iN FOUR VALUE4'ACKED RACKS - - AT .SPECIAL PRICES -• Shifts, Skirts, Blouses Values to 2.98 TO CLEAR AT $3.49 Dresses and Bra Dresses Values to 8:98 Shifts, Blouses, Midriff Blouses ' Values to 3.98 O• CLEAR AT $4.49 Co-ordinate Sets , Values to 7.98 762 DEALER T w: vies-TOM* MAIN STREET SEAFORTH TO CLEAR AT ..... TO CLEAR AT •49 k Seaforth, Ont. Phone 527-1859 a at Hopper Mechanical Services — Open Nights Until Nine, Get Your Shopping Rebates wmi YOUR BLUE CARD at FINNIGAN'S ,CHESTREEZERS More Room Inside in Less Floor Space! if - 37 nin ,40t. - Exeter unerai flesigns • Z e Xineet Meting (Arrangements u (Appointment Phone 235-2603 dettn 3reach Resigner 24. Cards of Thanks wi8b to. g*iress my sincere thanks to my friends, neighbors and relatives for cards, visits and gifts while a patient in Seaforth Community Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Moyo and the nur- ses. It was greatly appreciated Ferne Patterson. 2444-1 I wish to express my sincere thanks to friends, relatives, neighbors, Rebekah Lodge for visits, gifts' and cards received while a patient in Seaferth Hosp- ital. Special thanks to 'Dr Mal- kus. Dr. Underwood, nurses who were so good to. me Rev. Mut- holland for his visits. It was all much, Appreciated.. ---Margaret MacKy. 24-44x1 I -Wish to express my sincere thanks to my friends, neighbors and relatives for the floral tri- butes, gifts and cards during my stay in Clinton Public Hospital. Special thanks to Drs Oak and Anderson and the, nurse on. the first floor. It was all greatly ap- preciated, — Diane Beynsber- gen. 24-44-1 HELEN and Mervin 'Nott wish to thank their family, relatives and friends for the enjoyable even- ing, Aug. 1st. to celebrate the oc- casion of their 25th wedding anniversary; also thanks for the lovely gifts and cards received. 24-44-1 A-card of thinks to-all the neigh- bors and friends from the family of the late Mrs. Joseph White. Your kind expressions of sym- pathy are appreciated. An add- ed thank you to the Knights of Columbus, the Fairfield Friend- ly Folk, the Legions of Seaforth and 'Exeter. A special thanks to . Mrs. Betty holly 2144x1 25. In Memoriam STEELS — In loving memory of a dear daughter and Mummy, who passed away nine years ago, August 10, -1961, age 20 years. Loved, remembered, and longed for, She'll be with each beat of our hearts, Till in Heaven we're once more together, - For eternity, never to part. — Sadly missed by ' Mother, Mrs. Grace Munro and daughters, Mary Helen and Karen Teresa. 25-44x1 26. Personals Mr.' andMrs. E'red Elliott' of Brucefield, announce the • mar- raige of their eldest daughter, Linda Susan, to Mr. Hubert Ver- straeten, son of Mr. and -Mrs. R. Verstraeten, of Monkton, Ont- ario. The Wedding took place. July 31, 1970 26-44-1 Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Beuermann of RR 4. Walttn,'wish to an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Elaine Fern, to Mr. Paul David 'Stephenson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stephenson. Egmondville. The wedding will take place - Saturday. September 5th, at 7:30 p.m at St. Peter's Lutheran Church. Brodhagen, Ontario. 26-44-1 Mr. and Mrs. John Kunz of Sea- . forth are pleased to ,announce the engagement of their daught- er, Mary Anne. to Bill McGrath, son of Mr. and Mrs Michael McGrath, Egmoqville. The wed- ding to take place September 12, at 7: o'clock in St. James' Ro- man Catholic Church. 26-44x1 Mr. and:Mrs: Keith Hessewood of Londesboro. Ontario, are pleased to announce the engage- ment of their daughter, Brenda Marie, to Mr. Bryan Neil Fin- layson, youngest son of Mr. and • Mrs. Lorne Finlayson of Staffa. The wedding will take place on Saturday, September 5th, 1970, at 2::30 p.m. in United Church. Londesboro. Ontario. 26-44x1 Mr7and Mrs. Frank J. Smale wish to announce the forthcorri- ing marriage of their only daughter,. Donna Marie, to Mr. Verne Howard Reynolds, son of Mr. Clifford S. Reynolds of Lon- don. The wedding will take place on Saturday, September 12, 1970, at 2:30 p.m. at Elmwood Pres- byterian Church London with Rev. D. Glenn Campbell the officiating clergyman. 2644x1 Use Expositor Want - Ads Phone 527-0240 Illusg•Maaasalumarairaw For CoMploto ° INSURANCE on your HOME, BUSINESS, FARM CAR, ACCIDENT, LIABILITY OR LIFE SEE JOHN A. CARON° Instiranee Agency Phone 524490 Seaterth Office.bireCtly 'Opposite , tiesfarth Motors .1 • .10.**,.......m...h*“...i...iwwww.o.wa•ofti. 27. Births DoutAGE — At Stratf9rdGen- eral Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Dolmage (nee Sheila Malone), Seaforth on August 6, 1970, a boy. Area Reunions BENNEWIES REUNION The first reunion of the Bennewies family was held at Lions Park, Seaforth for Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bennewies, Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. James Knights, Seaforth, conducted a program pf games, with these results: Candy scramble for the ages 2 - 5. Races 2 - 5 - Jeffery Knights, Christine Bennewies, 7 - 13 Brenda Wilds, Debbie Dale, 9-14 Mark Wilds, Douglas Dale; Ladies Game - Bonnie Bennewies; Ladies and Men - Darlene Dale, Douglas Dale; Mixed Race concluded the games with Brian Wilds, Kevin Ben- newies and Murrie Bennewies. A picnic supper was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Benne- wies were chosen to make ar- rangements for next year. LAWSON-CLARKE REUNION The 31st • Lawson-Clarke &union was held at Kinburn For.- rester's Hail on Sunday, August 2, 1970 with approximately 60 present. , Races and games were con- ducted in the afternoon followed by a smorgasbord meal in the hall. • During the meal awards pre- sented included: Most buttons on dress - Mrs. Annie Leitoh; re- cently married couple - Mr. and, Mrs. Earl Lawson; coming great- est distance - Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Tilston, Pickering. It was decided' to hold the picnic at Kinburn again next year on the third Sunday of July. Officers for the next two-year, term are: President. - Lorne Lawson; Secretary-Treasurer - Helen Lawson; Lunch Com- mittee - Elma Jewitt, Ralph and Glenyce Glew, Elizabeth Medd; Sports Committee - Jack and Doreen Medd, Chuck and Donna Tilston. • Prepare For Lawn Seeding Right now, is the best time to prepare the lawn area for fall seeding, according to hort- iculturists with the Ontario De- partment of Agriculture "and Food. This will allow sufficient time for initial preparation which, if well done, will reduce the work and cost of maintenance. The lawn area should be cov- ered with topsoil to a depth of 5 or 6 inches. If the topsoil has been removed during the construction it must be replaced. U the soil is heavy it can be made more pliable by the addi- ' tion of organic matter such as manure, leafmold, compost or peat. Late summer or early fall is the safest time to start the new lawn. By then the hottest and driest part of the summer•has passed and most weeds have stopped growing. In treed areas the leaves will soon fall, which will allow the sunlight to aid the new growth. Seeding at this time will allow the seedlings to be well established before winter. In spring the already-est-, abMshect grass can get off to a good start before the ..trees leaf out and before the hoc dry • weather begins. , Correspondent Mrs. Ethel Thiel Four by-laws were given the third reading and -finally pasSed at the August meeting of the Mitchell Council on Monday night, with Mayor' Norman Walt presid- ing. The by-laws authorize. the s,a.10 of land on St. David Street to the Ontario Housing Cor- poration, bn which 18 Senior Citizen Apartments will be built and amend the parking meter by-, law to reflect current store hours. Formerly stores were, closed on Wednesday but some stores now remain open. Saturday • night was the late closing night but Friday night is now the late closing night. Other by-laws provided for the appointment of members to the Mitchell District planning Board which now includes, Mit- chell, Logan, Fullarton and Rib- bert. They are Fullarton, Don Hocking (1 year) John Vosper (2 years); Hibbert, Hugh Scott, (1 year), Ken Stapleton, (2 yrs); Logan, Dan Connolly, (2„ years) Wm. J. Chaffe (3 years); Mit- chell, Clifford Norinan (1 year) Don Gaffney (3 years) and Reeve Ray' Robinson as Ex-officio on the Board at therequestotIVIayor Norman Walt. Following the request in July concerning high powered motor boats and water: skiing, on the Thames Rive,r above the dam, which is causing erosion on the sides of the channel and is a hazard to small pleasure boats, A. W. Blowes, who is much in- terested in the boating on the river, ;offered to assist in con= trolling the problem, Council authorized his employment to supervise the control of Power boats.• Mr. Blowes will be sworn in as a member of the Mitchell Police Force. Correspondence included a letter from Walter Maschke of Georgina concerning pigeons being housed in his neighborhood. They have been ruining the roof of his home and shed by picking off the gravel, he said, and he felt they were public nuisance. Councillor. Mrs. Olive Wilson, whose home is in that neighbor- hood said that a building had been built on the property,. south of her 'home in which pigeons had been housed and that she had been informed another building was to be moved across the street to the North of her home for the same purpose. Clerk Currie McVicar said that the request for a build- ing permit had indicated it was for a tool shed and a permit was -granted, but a permit would not be given to move a,building. Dis- cussion,revealed that the pigeons, numbering around 100 fly around the area. NamorOMftwallm