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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1969-05-01, Page 8Mr. and Mrs. Staidey .M.-JaciFann, lip 2, Kippen, are ed to "anneunea the engagement of their danghter, Wilma Jean, to Ari4a Seott Trayls.s, London, spn of lifr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Traviss, of Walton, the wedding to talce place allay 31, 1989, at 4 p.m., in Egmondville Pitted qauro. is Iaclr- soii is a graduate of Victoria Hospital paliaol of Nursing, 1,94- don, and Mr. TraviSs is entering his final year in the !Faculty of Medicine, University of Western Ontario.' Name Dural Hopper To Snowmobile Post SPRING RENOVATING? fpr - Plumbing t Mating Need0: contact • ED. ROMAN. DUBLIN, ONT. Clare .Hecla Oil and Gas Furnaces Modern:, athroom Installations LEAN SMOKED KOK HAMS - IMENADE PURE — Plain or Garlic PORK SAUSAGE - lb. 59c —(- FREW MEATY PORK SPARE RIBS - lb. 69c SLICED BREAKFAST BACON y- —11/2 lbs. $1.00 SKINLESS WIENERS - lbs. $1.00 Everyday is 'I:Gauge I have a mothet?? i w d, 44444444 - CHECK THESE FEATURES: ./ Electric or recoil starting if Safety discharge chute Pafilla# packet seat and back I/ glix-iiil-Moat mowing Wide-swing steering handle lI BIngletleynr cutting height adjustment ETILDEBRANDS PAINT and PAPER Interior and Exterior Decorating Free Custom Tinting Phone 527.1880 SAVE SAVE SAVE SUPREME PAINT Tinted Free to Your Choice of `ColoUr • INTERIOR LATEX - 4.29 gal. GLOSS HOUSE PAINT - 4.59 gal. • BARN RED — GREY FLOOR ENAMEL 5.59 gal. • INTERIOR SEMI GLOSS - - 5.75 gal. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY ONLY MAY 1-3 • 4 • owning an Get with the bold, new breed of riding mowers the fairway by Ariens. Big performers with instant response to your every command. 'Power packed 5 and -6 h.p. engines with 4 speeds forward and reverse give you speed for every need. Visit us to- day' and• begin to enjoy riding mower edition and convenience. DISCOVER WHY ARIENS IS A CUT ABOVE THE REST. OX FURNITURE Phone 527-0680 Seaforth • Superba VariCycle Kris-15 Make this the Mother's Day to remember forever, Dad . — that's abuilt how •long KitchenAids last ! This Mother used to sing the dish-rag blues but her tune has changed since she got a Kit- chenAid dishwasher. Why don't you take. a hint Dad7 With another Mother's Day coming up, wharbetter gift than one to free her of the boring chore of doing-the-dishes and free her for more important tasks. Not only that, a TitchenAid will wash dishes cleaner, leave them more germ-free and dried to a brighter sparkle than is possible by hand. See Box Furniture now — he has the right model for your kitchen and your budget — . builtins, portables, convertible-portables — all loaded with exclusive KitchenAid features, and with their Vari-Front panels they can be matched to your kitchen decor — even your curtains, if that's what 1Vlom would like ! Don't Be Switched From the Best Mr. Hill MeIlwain, *F....- A, olp.,, a- 'twain of Bayficid ,we Trif. ay visitors with Mr. and Mrs. 'Geo- „rge Nellwain and him. Agino§ govorbonp is .44121,01- Ing a few days on a ,motor trip to. VI.Viliti. -- . Mr. gnd Mrs.' Doti,04.5 Riley, MAI jad.crrete; of Ajax spent the weekend with Mr. ,and Mrs. Frank Ailey. Mr. and Mrs. Gverge Hart of ssels 1 /4wore Saturday evening' tore with.! r. and Mrs. Fred ItanSil and (ally, • rs: Ar990 01#1'014bY Vialt$ on Sunday with Ur. and lArs. , Gary Acttien.8110 PAM* of Sea- forth. Mr, )40 Mrs) ten - P.1,..-Pglit- - ca., 141)0a Donne ktici TIPSY ViAt.gd op Sinn' §1!44517 .Wth 410 Uffe tOrP ,P"Lir* *, Alia - NOP, 544W-1 T 1 o 'Su of vreAnon, - .: . - f ki§itori with 3 4 sid- grs. . g.- 'Hale, . Matti end I would like to thank the ,people of Seaforth and Area for their patronage at the Seaforth Freeze King. Also I would like to take this opportunity to wish Fred and Mary Riley success in business. RON WAREING MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY MAY 5,6,7,&8 Brownies Honor Tawny Owl The Brownies of the 2nd Sea- forth .Pack entertained 'their Tawny. Owl, Mrs. Joyce Patter- son at a surprise baby shower Monday night., Mrs. Patterson was ushered in- to the gaily decorated hall and as the girls greeted 'her was seated in a beflowered chair. The room was lined with baby pictures and the basket holding the many beautiful gifts was de- corated by the girls with hand- made flowers, Debbie Dupee pre- sented Tawny• Owl with a bou- quet of daffodils. 441040(in, ester Bawling teams held their banquet on April 22ndin, the COF gall. • After an enjoyable meal, 00. ph!les were given oust. Men's MO single, Ed Salverda; high triple, Jim Preszeator; high average, George Love; most improved, Jim Thompson. The champs after the'playtiffs were George Love's team, each receiving a trophy. Ladies high single, Pearl Mc- Callum; high triple, Ruth Cam- pbell; high average, gene Thom-. ,Peon; most imprAvad, Mary Chire. rive .1444 received Ilt0QPJAPs tar PckleCt attendance, PIP)! were the gctlICRYkS; &Mice WI* AcatOr, MAW Riley, Vittt .Binnelte Hoed, and iiitor Thp •mst of.the evening was spent Planlig...eMbre with the following winnepi, tjgb. FAO& tleglArg;,10130440, tyiB!)..roP,Sen;• low, Mrs. Bill Little. Mem* high, Nelsen McClure; looeilands, Don Watt; low, 14es Dolinage. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dedrick, Jeffery And of Simcoe, Mr. and Mrs. Paul McMaster, Carol and ,..Mark, Miss Petty Ho art all of London; Mr. and Mrs. John Hoggart, Larry and -.Con- nie,' Mr. and Mrs. George Hog- gart and) Harvey attended the - Hoggartaart wedding held in Stratford the past Saturday, . Mr. and Mrs. George Mcilwain, Lynn and Steven of Stratford,• News of • Miss Janet O'Reilly was a first prize winner for grade 2' piano solo at Mitchell Music Festival with 85 marks. She also won the Gould's Women's In- stitute award, Janet is the dau- ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack O'Reilly. Miss Karen Kale is visiting in Taranto. Mr. and Mrs. Lea Smith and children, Acton; Miss. Karen Pletch, London; Jim Cronin, Toronto, visited Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cronin. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murray and family, Toronto, with Mr. and Mfs. Michael Murray. Mr.' and Mrs. ,Ron Marcey and children, Stratford, with Mr. and Mrs. August 1)ucharme. Donald Murray, London, with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Murray. Tom Sloan, Cornwall, and Gerald Sloan, Grafton, visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Sloan Sr. 'Mr. Sloan's a patient in Seaforth Community Hospital Vincent Nolan, Kitchener, vis- ited at his home here. Remember! It takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money-- in pocket. To advertise, just Dial Seaforth 527-0240. FOR FASTER SERVICE Fred & Mary Riley Proprietors meeting and, banquet held in Brampton at the Thunderbird Hotel on April 19 and 20. W. A. Scott and Mr. 1.1opper. were appointed voting delegates to represent the Seaforth Snow- 'mobile ,Club. D. F. Morrison from the Legal Department of the De- partment of Transport discussed laws in regards to snowmobiles. A panel discussion was held by Ernest Taylor of the Ontario Safety League on safety 'measur- es to the snowmobile owner. Other speakers participating were D. B, Sewer of Sault St: Marie and renters• from the Peterborough Tonto-end Sault St. Marie Clubs. , Sunday- the annual election of officers was held at a 'business meeting. Mr. Hopper said' a coniplete report of the proceedings will be given at the 'next meeting 'of the Sea- forth Snowmobile ub. : Those attendintg Se forth area were: Mr. and Mrs. Billl. Scott, Mr. and' 'Mrs. Hopper, .•. Mr. and Mrs. H. Johnston and Mr. and Mrs. D. Horne. - • On behalf of- the lodge, Miss Eleanor Henderson presented Mrs. Lowe with a potted plant and Mrs. Papple presented her with a corsage. Mts. Tillie Dunn and Miss E, Henderson -Wee named to at- tend assembly sessions in Toren- tovn1 June. Several members in- dicated they would attend the 80th anniversary of Goderich lodge in mict-IVIay. A joint service with members, of I001' Lodge is planned in Northside United!' Church on June 1, with a memorial service to, be held at ilViaitlandbank cemetery the same afternoon. Reporting for the CPT coin- mittee, Mrs. T Dunn gave a finanCial report of the recent euchre and draw, and said an additional, wheel chair and wal- ker had been purchased. District 'church services for The Brownies then entertain, Robekafis and Ocicifellows are ed with skits and songs. Vanda to be held ins Goderieh June. 25., when .Mrs. Margaret Brown will Storey and Kim Campbell did take office as the incoming de- a lively. step dance and Susan "puty resident. Smith sang a solo "As gay at) a Winners at Court Whist which lark". Angela Andreassi and followed were Mrs. William Susan Smith led the group in Turnbull of Brussels. and Mrs. singing "A place to stand". Jack Corbett of Hensa12. Other special guests were 4 Winners in a draw were Mrs. Brownies who earlier this year John Ritchie and M1114. George went up to Guides, Lois Dalton, 1VicCuteheon of Brussels. Jane Muir, Susan Coombs and Mrs. James Rase and comanit4 Tina Mardens. They also enter- . tee were in change of a smorgas- tamed with a humorous skit bard lunch. and a song about Austria . 1S V Cher#1, Were Mr. •andldrs. Barvey tar. and Mrs. Bon Gtons- ther,'Keren and Billy all ,of ,Bly- V.r. 'Wayne How of Dublin. 'Mr.a r. -and' Mrs: Charles Hatt of Gado-116h lave •SundaY with 'Mr. and Mrs. Pred Buchan- an and family. Miss Tammy McMiehael of Sd;aforth spent the weekend with Mr. :and 'Mrs. John Thompson and 'family. Mr. and Mrs. Verne Dale vis- ' ited i on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Dale, Debbie, ,and - na and Chris of London,' Mrs. Rollin ere of Toronto is spending the summer ” months with' 'her daughter and son-in- law Mr. and Mrs. Don Buchan- an and family. Mrs. Elmer Bennett of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Hunter of Colborne Township visited on Under the same investment management as HarVard Growth Fund* and Pension Mutual Fund, LIMITED SHARE OFFERING The name XANADU is derived from the treasure houie of the great KUBLA.I KHAN„ which was filled with the wealth acquired during his many exciting ventures. The modern version of XANADU will stock its treasury with many exciting and venture- some investments. *SHARE VALUE GROWTH OF OVER' 120%DURING 1968 This advertisement is not to be construed as a public offering. The offering is made only• by the prospectus in those provinces where such prospectus has been lawfully accepted for filing. For Prospectus consult your securities Dealer, or Programmed , Mutual I nvestm eats Limited. PROGRAMMED MUTUAL INVESTMENTS LTD. 103 JOHN ST. S., HAMILTON, ONT. AREA REPRESENTATIVE: FRED (TED) SAVAUGE, 527-1522 Sunday with Mr. and' Mrs. 'John St.. Colurnban Thompson and family. Dural Hopper was elected dir- ector of Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs at the annual Official Visits Rebeccas Mrs, Mary Lowe, Brussels, dis- trict deputy president for Huron, paid an' °flit:nal spring visit at Monday nights meeting of Ede-. ..lweiss Rebekah) Lodge, Members of Brussels and Hensall Jodges were guests at the meeting. Mr Lowe dedicated a new Rebekah flag which had been , 'presented to the lodge by the Moore family, in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Moore, and by Mrs. Albert Baker, in memory of her husband. -The travelling gavel was pre- sented' by the officers of Herusall lodge and accepted by the noble grand, Mrs. Gordon Pappile. She 'was also presented with a 'bou- quet.