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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1969-04-17, Page 7/ COME IN NOW And. See The All New 1969 MAVERICK • PROCLAMATION TOWN OF SEAFORTH . ao...44•44004.404m4 `.41.144.4440...44.64.444••••4444,10.44441.4444. 4 • # 1 a • a 41, SCOTT — BONTHRON daisies and white stephanotis. The bride is the :daughter of Mrs. Betty Scott, Seaforth and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.. Harold Bonthron of Hen- sel'. bulk will ke ieient St Paul's . used :"Our Christiant t DaJrinPIs eee jk3,$07 Vatillir44wr#4111: 44ue4uuMneiMbOXI IVO f9en‘zeirnh:71feC kAittePntealt:a°tUlithia'C°gfii:17 tort of :74€1‘ Inada and um pAn.)9, wofor wex n. o 444,tifb," fOr sttidY.OPien alt4 An • ' .MiSo.' Sh Mari *lie* or 'awns higiOSO, Aron Xter; G. Anderson dignaSod. a An - °Cm •r•"' ' H. cooper, lth ‹clinton,,,(Dieor subject And l'g4 in , the MO. Alf. 13-94,0; Sr.; InaYed a.: A4.'NF trOnics teacher at centart Ifig- benediction. medley selectim*,on or. lion% • . • on Secondary School Clinton); President, Mr., Thomas Taint, ge. The lathes elltertained, , Mrs. rmig :004 hostess chair, Mrs. Rep, warn. ne14..91.(Alselliurst EEW Opened residents of Eine Water with.' her.;:brot4r .dater- lug, Hensall. the. April meeting k with one 'nest Rom, Zurich f0. law, Mr. '014 gra,: ed. wiinzyg eicukoetasnnme,0 007 Bluhee . T4Er%ter Mrs. William monthly birthday party and tree, .P0,004, .110r. brother fon the dance which was votion worship with the 'theme residents enrYed, Well had charge of the de- Mated a program which the, . eorting ,her hot*. mid:* WOW!: ' '- sic Water Play Boys provided mu, was thetPhaetrwoolinigegd4Aortspithoorgmepeb4our.d, XOTt Lyn4"04 one ,of the offi-cials In. charger of the suckese: the ob- jfeuictireSie:retre4taatcrOPit‘at fitr: and Agit ' Nog_ Sthale. of onaway; mtea. Ay,orof ;iik Acnou attending kartg0/001-Smafle. *weetelleli4g4 aamfgh *lit. '0,474! 19t. Frank J. Smale and Miss Donna Smale Of James Street; Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Luther have • returned from a week's vacation in Leamington and Winds& area. Mrs:. Gordon Schwalm and Mrs. Barry Strang:" RR 1, Men- sal are attending the London and Hamilton Synodical in Knox' Presbyterian Church, in Goderick Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Camp- bell, Newfoundland, ':will return home this Saturday after spend-ing a month with Mr. and Mrs. Eric Luther. They are parents of Mrs. Luther. Received Into Church Young people received into the United Church in a confirm- ation service Sunday morning were: Garry Vern Alderdice; John David llilackwell; Albert "Charles Lee Crobett Catherine Anne Christie; Wesley David Dignan; Julia Ann Heal; Doug- las Ernest Mock; Timothy Dav- id Mock; Janice Faye McNichol. Susan Luther 12, grade 8 stu- dent at Hensall School, daughter of Mr. and Mrs', Eric Luther IS resting comfortably in South Huron Hospital, Exe- ter, following an accident over the weekend from, which she sustained' a fractured pelvis and bruises: Susan was riding a horse and 'as she went to turn into a lane at Harold Elder's, RR 2, Henn*, the horse mot a car driven by Brian FieldS, 16, RR 2, Hensall, were in collision. Susan was thrown off the horse which had to be destroyed. She will be in hospital for several weeks. OPP Giffin of Exeter detachment investigated. Mr.. Charles Mickle left by plane last week for Bethlehem, Pa. Where he will resume his studies at Lehigh University af- ter spending two week's vaca- tion. with his parents, relatives and friends. The --regular meeting of St. Pauls ACW was held on Thurs- day with nine members present. Mrs. Annie Reid, president, read devotions and prayers. Mrs. Mary Taylor and Mrs. Kay dance held at *Paoli • 5PD110011 Dance --ArenOrirdaY;eiettft -.SRL)** 15./.4.41101.2%nn-Voleman ke: *edia -1)9414er Matto :a 0'20' annnak.Mectir,ig. d-ACWIDiocese-ntlfuro loWed hy;t1r. fifiasiOnart,PraY * 4 * F. C. J. SILLS, Mayor Town of Seaforlik ROCLAMATION TOWN. OF SEAFORTH Whereas the Children's Aid Sot cietyis dedicated to securing and im- proving the welfare of all children. And Whereas the welfare of all child- ren is a prime concern of all citizens interested in the future of our coun- try, I, by virtue of the powers vested in me, do hereby proclaim civic sup- port for the CHILDREN'S AID WEEK which is being observed April 20-26 and call on all citizens to lend their interest, support and co-opera- •tion in making this a-success in every way. F. C. J. SILLS, Mayor Town of Seaforth 1968, CHEVELLE 2-door hardtop. V-8, auto., radio. > 1968 PONTIAC Strato-Chief 4-door sedan, V-8, auto., 327, radio. 1967 FORD Convertible 1967 CHEVELLE 4-door. hardtop, loaded. 1967 MERCURY %-Ton, low mileage, 6-cyl. 1967 MUSTANG, V-8, auto., radio. 1966 FORD, 4-door Sedan 1966- -PONTIAC Stationwagon, full power. 1966 PONTIAC Parisienne; 2-door Hardtop, radio. 1965 OLDS Automatic, 4-door sedan, P.S. & P.B., radio. 1965 PONTIAC, 4-door sedan, V-8, automa- tic, radio. 1965 PONTIAC Parisienue, 4-door, hardtop, loaded. 1964 STUDEBAKER 4-door sedan. 1964 FORD Convertible, loaded. 1964 CADILLAC, fully powered -1963 VOLKSWAGEN 1963 PONTIAC 4-door sedan, auto., radio. 1963 FORD 4-door sedan, auto., radio, 8-cyl. CLASS 'A' MECHANIC ON DUTY M01141)GFILI MOTORS - _. FORD- MERCURY DEALER Phone 527-1140 - Seaforth First Presbyterian Church, Seaforth was the scene of a very lovely spring wedding on April 5th at 7:30 in the evening when Cheryl Ann Scott and Bevan' James Bonthron were united in marriage in a double ring cere- mony performed by the Rev. D. 0. Fry. The church was decorat- ed with candelabras and Easter The bride, given in marriage by her brother, James,. wore a white floor length pole-dc poiret A-line dress with jewel neckline and full length. sleeves. A dot- ted French silk illusion hooded. coat with scallpped edges and bell sleeves was worn over the dress. She carried a bouquet of chasta daisies and blue stephan- otis. The Maid of Honor, Miss El- aine Kennedy of Stratford, was gowned in a pale pink chiffon over crepe floor length dress with cowl neckline and full length sleeves. Miniature roses held a matching tulle headpiece. Her bouquet consisted of chaste STAFFA Hibliert U.C.W, met in the family life centre Wednesday opening with quiet music with Mrs. Robert '1VIcCaughey2)at the- pihno: Mrs.. Walter O'Brien and Mrs. John. Hocking were in charge of the devotions, the , theme—Peace I leave with you. The president Miss Vera Ham- bley presided for the business. Mrs. Donald Johns favored with a piano instrumental. Bible' study was given by Mrs. A. H. Daynard. A successful silent bake sale followed. Afternoon tea was ,ser- ved by the hostesses,. Mrs. Mur- ray Christie; Mrs: Ed Dearing and Mrs. Sam Norris. Miss Edna Miller, of London spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Mil- ler. Miss Mary Jane Templeman visited over the week end with Miss Dianne Miller. Mr: and Mrs. Eric Norris, East Lansing, Michigan; visited over , the week end with Mrs. ,Sant Norris and Mr. and Mrs'. Bob Norris and family. Bob .Templeman has comple- ted his first year-at the Univer- sity of Guelph and is home for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris visit- ed Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lamont, Seaforth. Mrs. , Bessie Meir and Pat Windsor, visited Sunday with -Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris and family. $1.49 490 490 490 GREEN BEANS or 2 14oz. 49 FANCY WAX BEANS C REAM CORN PRODUCE Florida ORANGES 51b. bags 490. ea. 490 5 for 290 FOR ADDITIONAL SPECIALS SEE LONDON FREE PRESS THURSDAY SLIPEP,10P, Phdie 527-0990 -- Free Delivery ••• • • 4 4 4 ST. COLUMBAN In the -account of the CWL meeting which appeared last week, the name of Mrs. Joseph Visser, should have appeared as 2nd vice president with 3rd vice Mrs. T. Kale. Chamber of Commerce Week April' 20-26 Whereas the Seaforth Chamber of Commerce is a voluntary organization of citizens working to- gether to improve business, to build a better corn-. munity and to develop better citizenship in our com- munity, our province and our country. I, by virtue of the powers vested in me, do hereby, proclaim civic support for the CHAMBER OF COMMERCE' WEEK being observed April 20-26 and call on all citizens to lend their interest, support and co-opera- tion in making this a succeSs in every way. Mr. Brian Bonthron, Nassau, Bahamas, brother of the groom, was the groomsman and the ush- ers were Mr.. Wayne Scott, bro- ther of the bride, ,Seaforth and Mr. pill Soldan, of Hensel'. .Mrs. Cleave Coombs sang the "Wedding Prayer" and "My World" accompanied by Mrs. 'John Cardno at the organ. A reception was held at the Seaforth Curling Club. Mrs. Scott greeted.the guests wearing a navy, and white two-piece crepe ensemble, navy acces- sories with corsage of red and white roses and Mrs. Bonthron wore a lime green shantung jew- elled coat .dress with matching hat and accessories and corsage of tinted green roses. For travelling the bride don- ned a black and. white cheek ensemble with matching access- dries and a corsage of red roses. The couple will reside in Tor- onto. NeWs of Guests were present from Tor- onto, Belleville, Galt, Nassau, Hensall, Exeter, and Stratford. SPECIALS FOR Thursday, Friday and Saturday Heinz . KETCHUP, 20-oz. bottle 370 Kellogg's FROSTED FLAKES • • 3 ,10-oz. pkgs. $ 1 ,Nescafe Instant COFFEE, -10-oz. jar CloVerleaf Cohoe SALMON, 7%-oz. tin , Puritan Stews BEEF or IRISH, 24-oz. tin Robin Hood Pouch Pack CAKE MIXES .. ... . 3 9-oz. pkgs. White, Chocolate or Honey Spice ' GREEN GIANT PEAS, 7-Large White CAULIFLOWER 'California LEMONS Smith's (Continued from, Pagel) proper snow clearancek ahad4 been agreed on. It referred. also' to the need of access for fire trucks in case of entergency„ The matter arose Mopday night when Coun. Dinsmoretas1n! ed why' the gravel which hnd been placed over the new Curbs to protect them from traffic should not be removed since there no longer was a snoW problem. Reeire Flannery recalled High- land Shoes in their January let- ter had been anxious about fire truck access as well as snow.. The town had paid for prop- er curbs and cutters adapted to a plan that had been decided on and it should be tidied up Coun. Cardno said. Recalling that the Jangary de- cision was based on a tempor- ary opening Coun. Dinsmore said that in view of the few cars continuing to use the short cut there was no point in continu- ORIGINAL ounal Reverses hag. It should be di$9i9994,7101- : the planning board ankta prop- ?%e.r decision taken. Mayor Sills agreed the open- ing had- theen a Onvorarrlrote-,, There should bet,•*veteiiWilf4 should talk to thelplaimingleard he said adding we want to co- operate with the planning board, (Earlier in the meeting coun- cil had arranged for, a .joint meeting with the planning. board to .clisCUSs a proposed sub. division. control by-law - which the county had requested council to, adept.) After Reeve Flannery said it was his understanding the street was open permanently, Mayo' Sills said he hadn't changed his opinion that the street should be opened but felt there should be discussions with the board. Referring to what he termed the wish of the people, Coun. MacDonald said the 'last elec- tion indicated they want it open. Conn. Cardno disagreed. That SALE APRIL 17th - to APRIL 26th str /10-44# Issueshe laid ,•1.rhii.Draw , on 4y ed.'in-Jvasaq4la a-result. of. tie vote, , was declared lost, by Mayor.;. SlIl ..who, east a =irate agaimt4t; abandoning,Quickly . any thought of 04seqsAtoi with the planning ismt a96 .'WOO consideration of 00....thelita 9 the 9114.9nhlg, 90,9891faitt* pro- posals, 00119911 in tii199t0; 9401*, ed the Cuthill-Flannery rnotina ;,, to open the 'Street. " SAM. MacDonald said Wed- nesday he had no Idea what costs would be involved In (mum,. ' cils decision. He said his corn. mittee had not considered the matter. Involved is the tearing lip of ' perhaps 150 feet of newdeltiSt- ing curb and gutters and the construction of approximately 200 feet of new curb and gutters as well as construction of new turns onto :Duke Street' and necessary paving. Men's SUPPORT HOSE Black, Brown, Charcoal, Navy, Reg. 2.50 each 2 for $2.51 Rexall 1/2" x 1,000" CELLULOSE TAPE Regular 59c each 2 for 60c BABY PANTS , Medium, Large, Ex. Large, Reg. 49e each HYDROGEN PEROXIDE 10 Vol. U.S.P. 16 oz — Compare up to 59c ea. 2 for 86c 8 oz — Compare up to 39c ea. 2. for 56c 4 oz. — Compare up to 25c ea. 2 for 36c REX-RAY — TEFLON IRONING BOARD COVER • Regular t29 each — 2 for $1.30. 2 for 50c' AGA-REX kk Family Laxative — 16 oz., Compare up to 1.33 • • 2 fOr. $1.54 - Rexall Brand CORN SOLVENT fl. oz. Forms a thin protective coating Compare up to 675 each 2' for. 68c bisH CLOTHS 15" x 14" — Regular 29c each 2 for 30c Belmont RUBBER GLOVES Small, Medium, Large, Regular 98c each Self-Polishing Clear FLOOR WAX 32 fl. oz -- Compare up to 1.19 only 93c 2 for 99c Rexall Brand DANDRUFF REMOVER Hair Dressing and Conditioner — 8oz. Compare up to 1.49 each 2 .for $1.50 Instant TABLE SWEET 4 Or. — Compare up to 89e each VITAMIN-C USP 100 grams Ascorbic Acid Tablets 250's — Compare up to 1.98 each 2 for $1.99 100,s_ Compare up to 99c each 2 for • $1.00 WHEAT GERM CAPSULES 3 Min, 100's — Regular 2.25 each 2 for $2.26 16 oz — Compare up to 2.57 each Monogram THERMOMETER Regular 1.50 each . 2 for $1.51 2 for $2.58 2 for 90c Rexall Lycra Spandex Fibre Elastic Support STOCKINGS Compare up to 5.95 a pair only $3.99 , FLORIDE TOOTHPASTE 3 2-7/8 or. tubes (trio pack) Compare up to 1.89 only $1.29 RIGHT RESERVED TO LIMIT TOTAL QUANTITIES AND QUANTITIES TO EACH INDIVIDUAL CUSTOMER • KEATING'S PHARMACY M.-E. HOOVER, Phm.B. PHONE 527-1990 SEAFORTH