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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1969-11-20, Page 3blAMOND and your , 1110NEY BACK can be yours at ,a SEAFORTH JEWELLERS PLUS WIN-A-PRIZE COUPONS NOTICE • • .... .. We would appreciate all accounts being paid on or before th. date. ..••.•••••••• • IS November 28th, 1969 SEAFORTH FARMERS Phone 527-0770 0•OP Seaforth or fsI ATTENTION: ARMERS WE WANT YOUR (Storage Facilities Available At The. Present Time Please Enquire) FIVE- UNLOADING PITS GUARANTEE YOU FAST' SERVICE HIGHEST PRICES PAID THOMPSON AND SONS LIMITED. Thirty-ene friends and neigh.. bars of Mr, and_ Mrs. hall Klpfer gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Ted Robin son Saturday evening to honour them on the occasion .of their 25th wedding anniversary.Seven tables of euchre were in play. rie first prize went to Mreen Lachlan, Ivan Xlpfer. Corti s ion winners- were Vera Hood, Larry Robinson. Alter the euchre, Hugh Hendrick read an address, Viola 7 Rubinson and Eleanor Hendrick presented the couple with. a pole lamp. Mr. and IVirs. Kip:'er expressed their ;; k.: and appreciation. OW SPEEDY SEE HERE, SPEEDY. HOW M OOER IS THIS CARi4O1N4 TO KEEP STALLING LIKE THIS! o.lectiTIE You WIN. IT'S NO SECTHEY HAVE_ HE BEST Aumwslix °swat. IN TOWN. SPEEDY! N SO FAST! [KNOW THE MR'S SAFE. BUT I'M NOT SO SURE YOUR DRIVING IS. LOOK,WOLF-I HAPPEN TO KNOW YOU HAD THIS CAR OVERHAULED, BY AND CARS -MEV FIX NEVER FAIL! 4r/ PREVENT COSTLY CORROSION. little when your car is undercoated at Seaforth gotors. There is no better way. to prevent damage during 'the Winter driving months. ACT NOW BEFORE TROUBLE BEGINS ! TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1089 100 KINGSTON ST., GODER ICH RI4and GREY PERSONALIZED- COASTERS - ' GIFT IDEAS " - SERVIETTES, THE HURON EXPOSITOR Phone 527-0240 : Seaforth VG Put your money into our guaranteed investment certificales now paying the never-before interest of eight and three quartet percent.' 1116ii0 MILK SKIM MILK THE :titoto#1 oc.rnoviou, s,WAyOttrf •ONT 190-,4 o • YOUR v), airtime . !yule* Sri , Mr, and Mrs. Reid Hack*" well of Exete yore week- well of Exeter were week-end guests with Mrs. W. C. Hack- well. • Mr. and Mrs. William Mur- ray visited on Sunday with Mrs. Ralph Childerhose and Dianne. Mr. Douglas Murray acN companied Mr. Ralph Childer- hose to Pembroke where they- visited with Mr. and Mrs. Herb Childerhose for a few days, Miss Mary Bewley of St. Joseph's Hospital, London, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and M.'s. Walter Bewley. KRAFT WHITE MARSHI A NEWPORTEWPO T FLUFFS, SWIFT'S iiiiIiiiirECOFFEE, 6. SCOTT TOWELS, '2 iint (I BELL LINES by W.-W.HAYSOM your telephone manager DUBLIN AND - SEAFORTH CUSTOMERS About Your: Telephone Directories Your London-Goderich Telephone Directory was re- cently distributed to all Seaforth Bell Canada customers, as well as Seaforth, Clinton, Hensall and Hayfield customers' of the Tuckersinith Municipal Telephone System. Seaforth cab call Dublin and Dublin can call Seaforth Without charge. This entitles Dublin customers to a Directory containing Seaforth listings, and' Seaforth customers to a Stratford Directory containing Dublin listings. Dublin customers may obtain the London-Goderich Directory by calling our Business Office 1-271.3911 (no toll charge). Svforth customers will 'be provided with the Strat- ford'Directory containing the listings for ail Dublin custom- ers early in December. Yes, it means two books to accommodate both exchan- ges. These books also contain listings for other exchanges. Many other exchanges in Bell Canada an$1 Independent Com- pany areas have similar listing arrangements where Toll Free Service is provided between exchanges. t So, Dublin customers, if you need the Sehforth listings, call our ,Business Office for a copy of the' London-Goderich Dii*tory. Seaforth customers will receive the Stratford Dir- ectory oritaining Dublin listings early in 'December. here's a little gem of trivia from south of the border. By the end of 1969, 3,000,000,000,000 (that's three trillion) telephone conversations will have been completed in the Unite' States. The total is a tabulation of calls made since 1880 when Alexander Graham Bell first offered telephone service to the public. 4 And srkaking of Mr. Bell, I came across a statement he once made which I think some of you might• find interest- ing. He said: "When one door closes another opens but we often look so long 'and so regretfully ,upon -the closed door that we do not see the ohe which haS kpelled for us"., * * * Finally a few Bell Canada facts. Last year we had 5,451,- 000 phones in Service In our operating territory -- Ontario, Quebec, Labrador and parts of the Northwest Territories. In the same year, our customers originated some 10 billion le- Cal calls and 243 million Long Distance calls. Bell Canada ,is I one of the nation's largest taxpayers and the largest taxpay- er in most of "the 'communities Iii which we operate. More than 197 per cent of all our equipmanl and material is pro- duced in Canada by ourselves and by some 5,000 other Canadian suppliers. Mrs, Tan Wilbee presided for the Walton 11,C.W." Unit Meeting WedriesdaY 'in the Church school -room, opening With an appropriate armistice -poem, 'From 'Ocean Unto Ocean' was sung with Mrs. Ray Huether at the piano. Mrs. Leonard Leming read suitable scripture passages en- ding with a reading 'peace 0°, cod', gertpfur verses con- taining the word 'peace' and an article on 'peace' were fol- lbwed with prayers by Mrs. Wilbee. Mrs. Gerald Watson gave a report of the 'Eighth Central Regional Convention' held in Walton Church in October, The worship service concluded with 'Come, let us sing of a won- derful Jove'. The President, Mrs. Allan McColl, thanked the ladies who . had taken part in the worship service and also all who had helped with the Fowl Supper. Mrs. Donald, Achilles gave the Secretary's Report and cal- led' the roll, which was an- swered with a gift for the Christmas Fair at Huronview. The Treasurer's Report was given by Mrs, Mac Sholdice and Mrs. A, McColl dedicated the dffering. The sending of used Christ- mas cards" wee discussed. Mrs. Emerson Mitchell, convener of the nominating committee, presented a pro- posed slate of officers for 0'70, which was adopted, President, Mrs, Gerald Watson; Vice- president, Mrs. Allan McColl; Secretary, Mes,.. Wesley Hack- well; Treasurer, Mrs. Mac Sholdice' Pianist, Mrs. Ray Huether; Copper Contest, Mrs. Earl Watson and Mrs. Donald Achilles; Press 'Reporter, Mrs. Howard Hackwell; Quilt Cott* "lnittee, Mrs. Nelson Reid, Mrs: Erenst Stevens, Mrs. Leonard Leeming, Mrs. James Clark; Supper Committee, Mrs. Allen Searle, Mrs. Howard Hackwell, Mrs. Alexander Galutzen, Mrs. Torrance Dundas; Helper, Mrs. Emerson Mitchell. The Copper Contest leader's reported they had received $178.00 during the evening r With Mrs. Alexander Galutzen's side as winners. A Christmas party was planned for December 8th, with mrs. Jack McEwing's side in charge of the evening. Mr$. Mac Sholdice and MrsvEmerson Mitchell were appointed to look after the shut-ins. A-500 gift exchange will be held during t 'the evening. 'The day Thou' gayest Lord, -is ended' was sung as the concluding hymn. 4% Lunch hostesses included Mrs. Ian Wilbee, Mrs. Gerald Watson and Mrs.eRay Huether. The McKillop Unit of the U,C.W, met at the homeof Mrs. Keith Rock Wednesday evening with nineteen ladies present. Mrs. Ethel Dennis, opened the meeting with a poem, 'Like Sunshine' and 0 God of Lbve, 0 King of Peace', Vas sung. A skit 'Who? Me?' was pre- sented by„ five members,. in- cluding Misses Ethel and Tenie Dennis, Mrs. Don Dennis, Mrs. Murray Dennis •• and Mrs, Charles McCutcheon A dis- cussion followed leeby Ethel Dennis. '0 Lerci of Hosts, WhOe 010W Upraise' Was Mrs. Don Dennis opened the business with 4 verse on Remembrance Day - 'Around the Ceritaph'r The roll call was answered With a gift for Huronview. Secs. retary's and Treasurer's re, ports were given. Mrs. 'Campbell Wey gave highlights kforn the Regional meeting, The Copper Contest closed. with Mrs. Murray Dennis' side ahead. Miss Tenie Dennis gave the report from the nominating comrnatee, as follows: Officerd for 1970 - President, Mrs. Campbell Wey;Secretary, Mrs. George Love; Tj'easurer, Mrs. Norman Schade; Pianists, Mrs. Neil McGavin and Mrs. Merton Hackwell; Friendship and vi- siting, Mrs. David Watson and Mrs. William Learning; Social functiOns, Mrs. Murray Dennis and Mrs. Don Dennis; Copper Contest, Mrs. Stewart McCall and Mrs. Charles McCutcheon; Nominating Committee, Mrs. Norman Schoite, Mrs. William Leeming and Mrs. Gordon Mc- Gavin., Mrs. Don Dennis closed the eneeting with prayer. Lunch was 'served by Mrs. Campbell Wey, Mrs. W. J. Leeming, Mrs.Gor- appropriate Remembrance Day don MoGavin and the hostess -- peon. Mrs. Bert Faber chose a topic on Poverty which was Win in Ball Draw • justly disturbing and conscien- ce-smiting, calling for further action from 'us all to help the World's needy. U.C. calendars were given out to Unit Leaders for distribution, Program mat- erial for the Now Year was dis- cussed. Work was done on' the re-alignment of the Units with new unit leaders and some other officers by the Nomfnating Committee of Mrs. W. Bell, Mr Hugh Hendrick, and' Mrs James Clar. Juhn Sinclair to be selected by the next meeting. Pr 'grams for the year are to be planned and s. Lloyd Cooper agreed to prepare the programs as in former years. Members dis- Cussed encouraging more of the membership to attend the December meeting. • Mrs. Harold Jones expressed the courtesy • remarks and Mrs. Elgie closed the meeting with prayer. Mrs. Wm. Bell super- vised contests, after which the hostesses, Mrs. Win. Bell and Mrs. Morley Cooper assisted by Mrs. Robert Kinsman and Mrs. Ray Consitt served re- , ,ifeestiments. eer and Mrs, Ted Robin- son recently visited Me. and Mrs. Irvine Robinson of Bel- mont ARNOLD STINN1SSEN GROUP - LIFE • ACCIDENT end SICKNESS • MAJOR MEDICAL PENSIONS - ANNUITIES Representing Sun Life Assurance Company Of Canada TELEPHONE 527-0410 117 GODERICH ST. EAST — SEAFORTH *N. KIPPEN Mes. Ronald MeGr egor opened the Kippen U.C.W. meeting at the Manse wi 'h a devotional dis- course on the high standard set by Jasus for all Christians, Mrs. Robert Elgie, the president, preSided for the bus- iness, session when -reports were given by Mrs. Laird Fin- layson, Mt s. Ray Cunsitt, Mrs. Ken McLellan and Me,s, H.Ble- nendyk. Mrs, Roy Consitt read an Winners in the Walton Ban- tam Softball Team draw Fri- day evening were: First, pink sheepskin rug - Jack Ryan; Second, white sheepskin rug - Mrs. Graham Sholdice; Third gold satin-bound blanket - Norman Williamson. Mr. Bruce Clark of Lon- done spent the weekend with his parents,Mt. and Mrs., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Siteit don of Welland visited with . Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smalldon last Saturday. Mrs. Walter Broadfoot has returned home after visiting with Mr. and Mrs, William Farquharson and other rela- tives in, London. Mr. •and Mrs. Robert Tily- crap and Tracey of London spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bolger. Mr. and Mrs. John Timmer and Tony of Kitchener visi- ted over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. William Thamer.., Henson DELMONTE 48.or, • Mope 262-2527.