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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1971-05-13, Page 6SEAFORTH, , 4NT., MAY 13, 197t • ANHYDROUS - GARDEN SEEDS - Lawn Mowers & Roto-Tillers AVAILABLE TODAY AT THE. LSM FT Prices Slashed on ALL '69 Models 1969 Was a Bumper Year For New Car Deals Now those owners are trading on new models and we're overstocked with some beautiful 1969 models When you see them, you'll know why '69 was a good year to buy a new car and why 71 is a good year to buy a used one. 1969 FORD GALAX! E 500 2 door hardtop, V-8, automatic, radio, power brakes and steering, low mileage, nice true gold, lic. 473929 , Was $2495.00, SPECIAL 1969 PLYMOUTH FURY II 2 door hardtop, V-8, automatic, radio, - power steering, beautiful champagne gold, lie. K33623, Was $2395.00, SPECIAL 1969 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN 2 door hardtop, V-8, automatic, power brakes and steering, radio, beautiful metallic blue, lie, 473231 ., Was $2495.00, SPECIAL 1969 FORD GALAXIE 500 4 door hardtop, beautiful dark blue metallic with a black vinyl roof, V-8, automatic, radio, power brakes and steering, tic. 461353, Was $2495, SPECIAL 1969 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR 4 door Sedan, V-8, automatic, radio, air conditioner, power brakes and steering, lie, 431090, Was $2395, 'SPECIAL 1969 CHEV TOWNSMAN STATION WAGON 396, V-8, automatic, radio, power brakes and steering, nice white, low mileage, lie, X37895, Was $2595, SPECIAL 1969 CHEV IMPALA SUPER SPORT 2 door hardtop, lovely maroon with black interior and buckets, V-8, automatic, console, power brakes and steering, tic. J87658, Was $2495, SPECIAL 1969 FAI IRLANE' 500 2 door hardtop, lovely candy apple red, V-8, automatic, radio, 1 local owner, lic.K31569, Was $2395, SPECIAL 1969 METEOR RIDEAU 4 door sedan, V-8, automatic, radio, power brakes and steering, H64153, Was $2195, SPECIAL 1969 AMBASSADOR DPL STATION WAGON, nice red and white With air conditioning, V-8, autornatio,"radio, power brakes and steering, 38532X, Was $2595, SPECIAL '2195 '2195 '2195 '2195 '2049 '2395 '2295 '2195 9949 '2395 Remember,.. It's Sense To See Snider's Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer Snider Motors LIMITED EXETER 23q-1640 LONDON 2274141 Coen weekdays Until 9:00 Saturdays Until 6;00 Gas pumps open Until 9:00 OM, evenings except Sat, & Sun, ri I MRS; CLAIR HANEY - Mrs. Clair Haney, 8916 La Roca Ave., Fountain Valley, Col. died in Hunting Beach Inner Com- munity Hospital, Col. on May 4th. She was 47. Born in Seaforth she was Mildred McQuoid Finnigan, the • daughter of Mrs. W. J. Finnigah and the late Mr. Finnigan. She" attended Egmondville and Sea:- forth schools and graduated frOm Seaforth Collegiate. She k was married August 18, 1945 to Clair Haney, who survives together with a family of eight. They are , Lynn, Mrs. Neil Muller, Craig on duty in Viet "Niem, Colin, Cameron 18, Charles, Curtis 16, Laurie 9 and Clair 7. She is also survived by sis- ters Jeannette, Mrs. A. F. Ed- munds, Barrie and Bea, Mrs. Ray Oke, Dutton and brothers, Gordon F., Port Credit, R. Alex and Grant Ni., Egmondville, Stew- art and W. Harold, London. Funeral services conducted by Rev.. T. E, Hancock were held at the Box funeral home, Seaforth on. Saturday afternoon. During the service Mrs. Elmer Koehler sang "Beyond the Sun- set". Interment followed • in. Egmondville C emetery, Pall- bearers being Alan Nicholson, Robert Paterick, Anthony Sch- ronstrom, D'Orleen Sills, Robert Tyndall and Harold JacksOn. Flowerbearers were Lyle Haney, Mat Haney, Gary Fitrigan and Wm. Finnigan. , ROBERT E. HOLTOM Robert Edward HoltoM died suddenly at his hoMe in Erin on April 30th in his 54th year. He is survived by his widow, a son Bob of Erin and daughter, Anna Marie, Mrs. Keith Wallace of Toronto. lie IS also survived by 'his Mother, Mrs. I. S, Harriston and. sisters Meryl Noonan, Guelph, Lu HoJtont, Lon- don, Laura Murphy, Harriston, Jean Lunn, Sektorth and Doris Shannon, Barrie. At his request his body has been given to medical research. A memorial service was held at All Saints Church, Erin on Monday, May 3rd. 0 6 4T ei %Noo AREA liffEADDIA10,41/4 $240 $265 Seaforth Corre,spondent Mrs. Hugh Berry Mother's Day was observed at Kippen United Church for Brucefield and Kippen congree gallons and included a Baptls-, mat Service' when the following children were baptised by the Rev, E. Q. Stuart. Orrin Bryden son of Mr. and Mrs. 0. S. Baird; Robert Wil- liam son of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Charters; Susan Marie and Patricia Ann, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Dalrymple; Sheryl Ann, daughter of Mr.and rs R. F, Layton; Jonathan Grant son of Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Mc- Master; Janice Louise, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. J. F. Moffat; Kevin Scott, son of Mr. and Mrs.. R.W.Stirling; Carla Joanne and Robert Lorne, children of Mr. and Mrs. L. W., Thompson; Robert William, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Wareing; Kent Wil- liam, 'son of Mr. and Mrs:Bruce Rathwell • Guests , with 'Rev. and Mrs. F. D. Stuart ana Mr. Wm. Stuart. „ were Mr. and Mrs. Wrn. Stuart, Toronto, Mrs. Alice Ham has returned after visiting her son Wesley D. Ilam and fartilly rn. Huntsville. M'iss Mary Swan, Mrs. Alice 'Ham and Wesley Ham spent the week end in Toronto and Hamil- ton. r Mr. Leslie Ham of Bermuda visited last week with Mrs. A. ilani and Miss M. E. Swan'. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Peterson and Karen visited over the week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Henderson. Guests for Mother's .Day at News of Brumfield - CAMERON , elbow and at wrist. They were trimmed with pink lace at the waistline and sleeves and had small turquoise velvet bows in their hair. They carried baskets of pink shasta daisies. Mr. Helmut Osbitsch, brother of the grooM, Calgary, was the gro"onisman and the guests were ushered by Mr. Bill Cameron, brother of the bride, Hensall and:Mr.Robert Wolfe, ,London. Mrs. Blanche' Dougall, organist, played traditional Wedding music and accompanied the soloist, Mrs. Cleave Coombs of Seaforth who sang "The Wed- ding grayer" and-YMy.World". The. Wedding dinner was held at the Legion Hall and the recep- tion (and dance at Ilensall Mem- orial' Arena. The bride's mother weloarned the guests wearing an ensemble of navy and, white ; fortrel with navy and white acces- sories and a corsage of red carnations. She was assisted by Mrs. HelmutOsbitsch, sister-in- Hold Baptismal Service ra Rem.Nnber!,. It takes but a _moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pocket. To'advertise, just Dial Seaforth 527-0240. berry, Sui 3v- „ Brucefield firemen were called out to a barn fire at' the home of-.Mr. W. Mahskie. For- tunately little damage was done. Mr. Ronald Scott,. Toronto, Mr. Paul Swan and, Lawrence Elliott, London University, are" home for the summer months. imormarmIL RUTH ON T, 10-ft Hydraulic FERTILIZER AUGERS 12-ft. Gravity GRAIN BOXES-180 Bushels 1,2 215 Bushels $225.00 Diamond HARROWS $16.95 AYR - GALT -SEAFORTH 19/wit* 527-0120 Our•Motto:- "'AFTER WE. SELL - WE SERVICE" SAVE NOW! 1NCENT D FARM EQUIPMENT Exeter. Miss Christine Cameron, the Northern United States, the Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Coleman, Londop, sister of the bride, was bride travelled in a red and navy 'Seaforth, spent Sunday with Mr. the' maid of honor and the bridese' pant suit with navy accessories, and Mrs.'Wayne Stirling. _ maids were Miss Lynda Koehler The couple will reside in Mr. Jas. Broadfoot, Windsor arid .Wfiss Sandra Richardson, both Calgary, Alberta.' 4 and friend visited'on Sunday with of Hensall. --They were dressed Guests were present from Mr . and Mrs. John Broadfoot. alike in pale turquoi polyester Cbgaxy, Alta, • Ottawa,, Tonaw- Mrs. Geo. Henderson spent crepe with a Swiss ,dot froor- anda, N.Y.,, St, Catherines,_ a. few days with her sister, Mrs. length gowns with scoop neckline, Hamilton. Dundas, London, Ait- WilliamS, London. , Empire waistline and full sleeves chener, Everett, Goderich, Sea- Mrs. Gordon Elliott, London gathered above and below the forth, Zurich and Hen,Sall. visited wther ince Mrs. H. • , . . At t . CHILDREN'S-WEAR. "Ck.,EARANC.E 'SALE Closing'Date SO., ,May 29th 1/4, IN THE FORMER ARCADE STORE, BLYTH PRICES HAVE BEEN CUT BELOW COST ON MANY ITEMS. DISCOUNTS 20 - 30% OFF ON NEW MERCHANDISE. THE NEEDLECRAFT SHOOPE LADIES' CHILDREII!S.WEA!' SEAFORTH FARMERS Phone 527-0770 OSBITSCH On May 1st at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, Muriel Louise Elizabeth Cameron and Gerhard' Osbitsch were joined in marriage at Carmel Presbyterin Church, Hensall with Rev. W •1). Jarvis officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cameron, Hensall. and the groom from Calgary, Alberta is the son of Mr. and Mrs. F. Osbitsch of Austria. The Church was decorated with potted pink shasta daisies. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a white dacron .floor-length gown with high collar, Empire waist and ldng cuffs attached to full sleeves. Her long' train hung full from her shoulders. White lace threaded with pink ribbon enhanced the• gown at the neckline, waistline and on the train and roses were appliqued on the upper part of the dress front. Tendrils of small white flowers he her elbow- News of Kippen „ . Friends arid relatives met at Kippen U-nited Church on Mon- day evenimir to honer Miss Diane McKay vat a miecellaneous shower. A SIAN -sonY., was en- joyed after which Miss Jill Mc- Lellan favoured with • a Idaho instrumental. • Misses. Sharon, Correspondent mrs.Mayde Redden At the annual Family Sunday (Mother's Day) Service in the United Church, Sunday, May 9th, the Sacrament of Infant Baptism was administered to,the following infants: Todd William Fahner, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Wm. Fahner; Shelley Lynn Johnston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Douglas C. Johnston; Jeffery Donald Kyle, son of Nir. and Mrs. Donald C. Kyle. LEGION The Legion Ladies Auxiliary met Tuesday evening for their May meeting with 1st Vice Presi- dent, Mrs. "Howard :Smale pre- siding. ' Past president,' Mrs. Garnet Allan installed a new member, Mrs. Mar y Hallam. It was announced that in a recent canvas by members of the village for the Red Cross $220 was realized. 1st vice president, Mrs. Howard Smale, presented a gift to Nifs. Mildred Chalmers for her infant son: An invitation to bowl in a tournament in Seaforth May 15th was accepted. Mrs. Leonard Noakes acted as <.hairlady for the- election of president - Mrs. Garnet Allan; President - Mrs. E. R. Davis; 1st, Vice, President. - Mrs.Mil- dred Chalmers; and, Vice Presi- dent - Mrs. Beatrice Uyl; Sec- retary - Mrs. W. H. Bell; Treas- urer - Mrs. Grant Bisback; Sgt. at Arms - Mrs. Clarence Reid; Sports Officer - Mrs. Clarence Reid; Pianist - Mts. Ed. Munn; Executive - Mrs. H. Smale, Mrs. reading called "Zing, Zing Pen- itentiarY". Mrs. Marg. iloggarth dressed up as "Tiny Tim" and- sang' ShoWers" ancl"TiP- toe through Tulips",-which was• very' hurnorous ,and enjoyed by all. Mrs. Marlene Hell and Mrs: Mona Alderdice then enter- tallied With a number, "There's a hole in the bucket". Linda Bell favoured with a piano in- ,strumerhal. The brides-elect were then ushered to decorated chairs where Miss Donnkyllite- hoese read_ an address and they were then presentedIwith many lovely acid useful gifts. The brides-to-be thanked the ladies arid invited them to their homes after their Wedding to see their things. The hostess Kins- frith assisted by Mrs. Grade Drummond served lunch. Miss Rae Hutson, Staffa, also entertained Diane to a miscel- laneous shower attended' by school friends of Diane. Several contests were conducted by Judy Jeffrey and Betty McGregor. An address was read by Betty Mc- Gregor' and Diane was given many beautiful gifts. Lunch was served by Rae and Mrs.Butson. The Kippen 4-H girls met at Mary Taylor, Mrs. John Skea, Mrs. Paul 'Neilands, Mrs. Wm. Smale. A joint installation with Legion officers will be held May 22nd with Blyth tristalling tear din charge. Attendance prize was won by Mrs. Howard Smale, mystery, M-rs. Garnet Allen. KIPPER EAST INSTITUTE The Board of DireCtors of Kippen East Womens Institute met at the home of the presid- ent, Mrs. R. Bell. Programmes were planned and include as well as a bus trip to Toronto on June 23, Family, night in November, a Despertn Euchte in January when all the branches in South Huron will be invited and the •members rwill.-pring a friend-to the March meeting. The roll call contest is again conducted and each member has a secret pal. HOLD BRIDAL SHOWER Friends, neighbours and rela-' tives ,gathered in thelienSall Legion Hall on May 8th for a miscellaneous bridal shower for Kathie Henderson, bride-elect read the presentation address and the Misses Pamela and Sheila Lindsay, nieces of the bride- elect, presented Kathie with her gifts. Guests were present from Ingersoll, Gorrie, St. Marys, London, Blenheim, Exeter and Hensall. UNIT '1.C. W. Unit 4 met Thursday with the leader, Mrs. James Mc- Allister in the chair. The thought for today , taken from John 14-27 "God is for me and with me" was followed by prayer. Mrs. Laird Mickle accomp- anied at the piano for the singing of several hymns and Mrs. E. Chipchase gave the devotional Couple Wed 40 Years Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mc- Llwain were honored on the oc- casion of their 40th wedding an- niversary at a dinner at the home of their son, Jack Mcl_awain -arid Mrs. MeLlwain on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. McLlwain were married May 9, 1931 at Wood- bridge by Rev. Kidd. Their family includes Helen, Mrs. Ed. McGrath, Dublin, Jack, Marion, Mrs. Gord Pullman, Ken and Jim , all of Seaforth. A son, Larry, died several years ago. There are six grandchildren and a great grandchild. ' Members of the family pre- sented them- with a gift certific- ate and the grandchildren with individual gifts. Fellowship 'Group Meets The Fireside Fellowship group of First Presbyterian Church held their May meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clair Campbell on May 4th. The program and devotions were in charge of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Cosford. We opened with a hymn after which Mr. Cosford read the 27th Psalm. The next hymn was followed with a prayer by Rev. Mulholland, which closed this part of the meeting. The President, Wm, Browri, presided for the business. It was decided that we would entertain the Senior Citizens to a drive throughout this area on Saturday, June 5th and they are to meet at• the church by 1:30 p.m., the tour to' start '.at 2 o'clock after which lunch would be served at the church. Frank Kling gave a hearty vote of thank's, to -Mr. and Mrs. Campbell and all those who took part. ...41 a. from St. Pauls letter on Charity. She said that great faith and great love are two requisites for Christian living and that the path of righteousness is-the' only way le to lasting peace and happiness. Mrs. Pearl Shaddick read scriptures from I Corinthians 13 arid followed the devotional with prayer. Mrs. T. Kyle, who took up the collection, was hostess. The ladies quilted on two quilts during the afternoon and will continue with a pot luck din- ner Tuesday as well as racking the bale. , SUCCESSFUL SUPPER The ladies of St. Paul's Ang- lican Church were pieased with the success of their sborgasbord Supper held in the church hall Saturday which was well patronized. Mrs. Frank Forrest and Mrs.. Jean Turner were con- veners of this project. SELL COOKIES The Girl Guides and Brownies did a rushing business Saturday selling Girl Guide cookies. The local association appreciate the co,fr,operation of the residents in purchasing_the cookies. PLAN CHURCH SERVICE Amber- Rebekah Lodge Hensall met Wednesday with N,G. Mrs. Jack . Taylor presiding assisted by V.G. Mrs. Elizabeth Riley. Past Noble Grands of the district are planning a motor bus trip 'to Toronto May I2th. The annual church service of the Oddfellows and Rebekah Lodges will be held in the United Church May 30th. RUMMAGE SALE IS SUCCESS The Hensall Kinette Club re- port a successful annual Rum- mage -Sale in 'the Hensall Arena Auditorium Saturday. Several cartons of used clothing not .old were donated to the UnitedtChurch bale. 'Mr. and Mrs. Don Smile, Joanne and Brenda, have taken up residence in their home on .King. Street, which they recently purchased from Glenn McKenzie. Obituaries SAMUEL M. PETRICK Samuel M. Pethick, 92, died at Seaforth ,Com'munity Hospital on 'Wednesday. " ' A"former well known McKillop resident, 'be had been a resident t Huronview. Funeral 'services will i$ held Friday at 2 P.M. at the R. S. "Boy Funeral Home, Seaforth. Other details were not available at press time. Sue-Anne, Sandra and Shelley Finlayson sang two musical numbers followed by contests eonducted• by • Mrs. Pat LOve, Mrs. Verda Sinelair, Mrs. Mar- garet,fones. After being ushered to a decorated Chair, Diane was presented with many lovely and useful gifts. Lunch was served by Mrs. Robert McOfegor and Group two, On Wednesday evening': Mrs. Grace McEwap great-aunt of the bride-elect, was hostess to- a shower for Miss Diane McKay. Mrs, Olive Love, Cairo. Mich. conducted contests. A lovely bride's brio!: made by Mrs. Me- Ewan was passed around. Din ne received many lovely giftsr and lunch was served by the hostess., assisted by Mrs, Grace I ove and Mrs. Anna Moffatt. On Thursday evening Mrs. Herb Bibley Farquhar, gre4at e aunt of the bride was hostess for a shower attended by relat- ives of the bride-elect. A humorous readine was given by Mrs.jilen ilocigert and contests were conducted by Mrs. Shirley Brintnell. Diane was presented with many lovely gifts by Sandra "McKay_ and Pat Hodgert. Lunch Read the Ad e( itis ( rrir nts - It's a Profitable Pastime! 'Open - -Friday SEAFORTH MARKET , MEAT Till 9 Night Store-Sliced COOKED HAM 4i. UVFb Boneless Beef POT' ROAST " 59fb Grade 'A' Large EGGS dozen 39d t Fresh . Ground BEEF lb 59C -BACON Store-Sliced Breakfast t s 59fb FRONTS Cut and of 110 Wrapped BEEF.3c -120 lb. lb Free LADIES AUXILIARY Shower Honors Bride-Elect was served by the hostess. the home of Maureen Connelly on Mrs. Bibley assisted by Mrs. , • , 4 Sunday afternoon, April 25, where Beatrice Fitt of London. • Diane also received many gifts. On Friday evening neighbors She was presented with at: and friends met at the home Of -, • interesting and humorous bride's Mrs. Robert Kinsman to- honor Miss Doris Riley and Miss Diane gook prepared} by Miss Lynn Alderdice, Contests Were con- McKay. Mrs. Helen McLean and ducted and lunch was served by Mrs. Francis Kinsman gave a Maureen,and Mrs, Connelly. 11101111111aPROMMPOMMINIMMINIIII Home'Ecenomies' meeting of -INSURANCE Kippen East Women's Institute will he held in the Legionliall, Auto, Fire. Life • liensall, Wednesday evening, The • • • , prOgram will Include roll call the family yearnings within the Insurance Agency Limited family earnings" by Mrs. H. Office in Masonic Block Caldwell; Poem by Mrs. Al. Main Street Hoggarth Phone 5271610 Seafeith Mrs. Gladys Chambers of WI "An article I wish I had not Donald G. !Eaton bought and why"; Motto "Keep Nem' Exeter visited Monday afternoon with Mrs. Louis Kirk. Mr. and Mrs. Eldln Kerr of Clinton visited Saturday evening Aelth Mr. and MRS. Roy Bell. the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. -------Patersair-were,./sars,„ Jas., y ater Mr. and Mrs. A. Cribbins son and and Cherlyn, London, was also app}.lqued W its noses_ She carried a cascade of white with•white arse-ssafTeST----------,offieer-s---Eallawing,is the slate- length veil of silk illusion which figured pink and blue' nylon sheer For their wedding trip through of officers for 1971-72.. Pasiatrm-breallaa--M-rse-geonapd„Noakes of this month. The hall was decorated in pink, white and' mauve centered with a bridal Toronto anti Mrs, Sholdice, shasta daisies, law of 'the groom dressed in a (frPaliral andputrPose) Also a full line of GRASS seeds Certified Stormoit and Sioux 'Oats Mixed Grain (Garry Oats and Herta' Barley) it. N. ALEXANDER' Londesboro ,482.7475 Phones 5234399 RED CLOVER IS STILL THE GREAT SOIL BUILDER We have available PURE RED CLOVER, 'Red Clover 81.',Sweet Clover Mixtures and