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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1969-07-10, Page 10r Lei at. . MorriS---u le Mar , SEAFORT,111 MONUMENT WORKS• IVIEMOR,AILS - OPEN :6-AMY T. PRYDE' & SON Inquiries are invited — Telephone Numbers: EXETER 235-0620 CLINTON 482-9421 SEAFORTH:. Contact Willis Dundas DOGS Dogs are not allowed to run at large at . any time in the Town of Seaforth. The owners of dogs found running at large may, if convicted, be subject to a penalty of up to fifty dollars. 'hider by-law No. 682 commencing immediately Seaforth Police will be enforcing the provisions of this by-law. Read the Advertisements _It's a Profitable Pastime! WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS: Dial 527-0240 f• II Goolinfik SAKE If You're never too old for the idefreshment of milk! It's a taste-tempting, vit- amin-rich summer cooler. Enjoy dairy-fresh milk delivered to your door or at your favor- it e .store. Kraft Macaroni Deluxe DINNER __lit:. 330 York, Fancy (asst 'A) VEGETABLES -Having sold our business we would' like to thank the citizens of Winthrop, and surrounding community for their valued friendship and support over the past 11 years. It is our desire that you will continue to support the new owners, Doug and Gail Schroeder. LLOYD AND DOROTHY McCLUSKIE Winthrop General Store Announcement 0 CPA 1.001 7,11,N UT BUTTER "The teacher says she was not actualfy promoting me . . . she's kicking me upstairs!" DRUGS "Flea powder." Make sure what You ends up where you want' It° ! •1 " • I • NON* cif Waltonc_-_- - - -- - , - c , ----c.—-- ' ------ ''''""--FrientC---7-7----- , 'el e b r ate 45t#::' Wedding Anniversary A ',... . . 'INAI,t'itti S,',tY'',0 '''qii4 i'''!•°:. ''' ;,;i - •"„., ,, ,;," Qt. 14 ' '10;44H11 HURON. ,00-0$11011!• P4FRIRTH .0:1143..s.:, 't 10.. 196 • ' ' ' . • ' • "" - ' 7?;',V 4 ,.,;4. J,t,•'.- --,,, “. i,t'. ".. • iiac Correspondent MRS. D. ENNIS 4,, On July 12th, A1524 Leonard Leeming and Edna Mitchell were united in marriage by Rev. H. D. Moyer in the United Church manse, Mitchell. On Saturday July 12th they will quietly observe their 45th Anniversary.,. There is no spec- ial anniversary occasion plan- ned as Mr. Leeming recently returned from Seaforth Com- munity Hospital where he has been ill for five weeks, Mrs. Leeming,, the former Edna Mitchell, was born i n Fullarton Township, Perth,Coun- ty and came as a bride to the former Leeming homestead which Mr. Leeming 's parents, the late Thomas Leeming ' and Katharine Doerr came as a bride and grooreand where Mr. Leem- ing lived his entire life until 6 years ago when the couple moved to Walton where they 7 .W Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dundas and Debbie of Toronto visited recently with Mrs. George Dun- das. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kerley of Toronto spent the past week with Mrs. Walter Broadfoot. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Murray and Susan left for Burwash on Tuesday where they will visit with Mr. and Mrs. George Kirkby. Mrs. Frank Johnston of Mc- Killop visited over the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Torrance Dun,. das. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ennis, Steven, Leanne and Sherri of Burwash were week end visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Douglas En- nis. Sixteen ladies of the Walton Womens Insti,tute attended• the July meeting of the Blyth Instit- ute last Thursday evening in the Blyth Memorial Hall which prov- ed to be very interesting to all. Church service will be resum- ed next Sunday morning at 11. 30 in Duff's United Church Morriiouneil-heid,48-July meeting with Reeve Elston presiding. The meetin first dealt with the reading and considering the repnrt Of the "Congram Municipal Rain". N. Kudrenecky of E. W. Hayes Limited, Consulting Engineers was present. After some discussion with ratepayers involved it was moved by Ross Smith seconded by Thos. ,Miller that the report 4e,keterj,,- sed back CO the Engineer rodrok, further study. Resolutions adopted includqd: Thos. Miller look after re4 pairs to McCutcheon Drain. That a giant of $10. Oa be given Huron Comity Historical Society. That budget as presented by the treasurer be accepted., That by-law No. 5, 1969 be given third reading and finally passed. This by-law sets the mill rates as follows: General municipal 17 and 15. 3 mills; County 22.2 mills; Elementary School 20 and 18 Mills; Second- ary Schools 18. 7 and 16. 9 and Separate School 18. mills. That by-law No. 6, 1969 be given third reading and finally Richard Wallace and Donna passed. This by-law sets tax May Miller; 14 and under - penalty at 3010 and interest of 2/3 Glenda Blake and Heather Wal- of one pef cent per month until lace; Plate race Kathleen Mil- pa id. ler and Carol Anne Wallace, That road accounts in amount Heather Wallace and Glenda of $7081. 68 as presented by road Blake. Three legged race - superintendent be paid. Heather Wallace and Glenda That general accounts to Blake, Patty Miller and Donna amount of $797. 86 be paid. May Miller. -1Vlysteiy box - Leona Blake. Candy and gum scramble also a penny scramble were enjoyed by the children and adults. A guessing game was won by Kathleen Miller. jr. and- Mrs cm'ClCia Biggins,. R. R. 6, Brussels enjoyed s fannly dinner at Danny's Restaurant to celebrate the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary. Their three-tier wedding cake graced, the table. The honored celebran- ts were presented with a couch by the members of the family. In the evening friends, neigh- bours and relatives gathered at the home of their son Chester and Mrs. Higgins to honor the bride and groom of fifty years ago. The couple were happily sur- prised when an address was read by Jack Higgins and a chair was presented by Robert Coultes, Mr. Higgins replied fittingly on be- half of his wife and himself. LUnch viaseued by Laura Johnston, Mrs. Ross Higgins; Mrs. Chester Higgins and Mrs. Jack Higgins. Mr. and Mrs. Higgins, also received several other gifts from friends and a host of congratul- atory messages by mail, telegram, and telephone. They have a family of four sons, Jack, Geoige, Chester and Robert, three grandsons and two granddaughters. Mrs. Higgins was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Procter of Morris Township. Mr. Higgins was the son of the late Mr. andMrs. Elijah Higgins, of Wingham, who formerly lived in Morris "and .Turnberry Town- ships. and Linda Leeming. Mr, Roy Williamson is at Miss Joanne Elligsen is ern- present confined to Victoria ployed for the summer months Hospital, London following an at Camp Tawingo, Huntsville, eye injury. There are 450 children registered ME. and Mrs. Wm. Dins- at this camp and,the is the direc_ more and family of Brampton tor of Music, visited with Mr. and Mrs: Gor- do,n McGavin for the past week. Mrs. George Dunda-s, Mr. and Mrs. Torrance Dundas and Mr: and Mrs. Willis Dundas, Seaforth, attended the Dundas clan picnic at Woodstock last Tuesday. Mrs. Fred H. Mi.1/6r will ob- serve her 96th birthday on Sun- day, July 13t1i7" Library hours for the summer months will be Tuesday evening 7 p. m. to 1 p p. mze . . now reside. Mrs. W. C. Hackwell visited Mr. and Mrs. Leeming have on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. two children, a daughter, Norma, Mrs. Earle'Steele of London and ,Ed. Smith, London. Miss Karen Coutts has accept- a son, Ross, who resides with ed a position with Huron Coun- them, two grandchildren,Jeffrey ty School Board in Clinton. On July 5, -62 relatives gath- ered on the Iav3ia of lvtri. Alex Wallace, Joyce and Douglas Wal- lace for a picnic. Perfect weather made for an enjoyable day. People were present from Es- sex, London, Kitchener, Clinton, Brucefield and Seaforth. A ball game with Richard Wallace and Carol Anne Wallace as captians was played. Richard's side winning. Sports were enjoy- ed under the direction of Ruth Yeandle. Youngest present was Johnie Miller, son of Ken and Sybil Miller. The oldest present was Mrs. Wallace. Races 5 and under - Pauline Wallace; 6 years - Brenda Lee Yeandle and Ronnie Walker tied; 10 and under, Richard Wallace, Donna May Miller, 12 and under, Heather Wallace, Donna May Miller; 12 and under, Heather Wallace, Linda Blake, Linda Hodgert; Kick the slipper, under 10 - Richard Wallace, Beverly Walker; under 5 - Ron- nie Walker. 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