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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1971-07-29, Page 10• 4 un reds More vera eE 6.00..WAVMOgaw004,070/400.0 *10,1 31 37 40 YOUR NEAREST STORE IS 2 .Main Street, Seaforth. SUPER SIZE - TOOTHPASTE psodent. ,HAIR SPRAY 1.98 size 'ern wti Reg, Unscented, Extra Hold, Ultimate Hold TPg,• HURON E Pam zek ss Aro Brucefield PROCEEDING ON SCHEDULE The addition to Seaforth Public School which will allow the school to accommodate pupils from . McKillop Township prodbeding on schedule. All the exterior walls have been built and work is proceeding on the interior and ceilings of the addition. The photo shoWs the position of the new structure in relation to the existing school. In the upper left is the present gymatorium: the photo •was taken from the roof of the present classroom area of the present school. (Staff Photo) „• jti 11ricegar 28 DISCOUNT HEALTH & BEAUTY AID STORES SERVING WESTERN ONTARIO BABY POWDER 14 ounce size J. & J. Absorbent Balls 250's 9C, J. & .1, Variety. Pack BAND AIDS ,..,. 9c Pain Releiver BUFFER N ,T. 35c Deodorant , BAN ROLL-ON 2.5 ounce 1.49 Hair Care V TAL S 4 ounce 83c Deoderant Spray , SECRET SUPER DRY 5 ounce II135 _,,,, 'ampoo -- Head Tube &. Shoulders 1.7 ounce size 85c Heir Conditioner — NEW Brack Basic 'SILK "N HOLD' 4 ounce size 1.39 SEE THE NEW LINE OF _ Cover Girl 'SUPER SHEER" Make-Up ON THE NEW COUNTER DISPLAY -- SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY PRICES.. IVieybelline Presents a NEW Line of 4------ - ' OVERLINER4UNDER LINER EYE MAKE-U P 1.69 SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY PRICE, '.. Air Frew' s**. . , . et'ol S ray 7 cunt.c Correspondent Mrs. Hugh Berry Mr. and Mrs. Cliff HenderSell are on holidays in the States and other points of interest. Ur. and Mrs, L. Ellis have moved into the residence formerly occupied by Mr. Fred Burdge. Mr. and Mrs. Wambold Sr. are visiting with their son, Mr. Jamei Wambold and Mrs. Wamb- old and Shiela. • FAREWELL PARTY A Farewell Party was held in the I,O.O.F. Hall on Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Burdge have moved to Angus to live where Mr.Burdge is employed at the Air Base at Camp Borden. Hostesses for the evening . were Mrs. V. Hargreaves, s Mrs. J. Broadfoot and Mrs. W. ,Jackson. Progressive Euchre was played during the evening, winners being: High for men - W.D.Wilson; Ladies - Joan Ald- winkle; Men's Low - V. Bar- greave; Ladies - Mrs. ThOmson. Mr. and Mrg. Burdge were called to the front where they were presented with a swag lamp and Marlene with earrings and a piece of Blue Mountain china. Mr. and Mrs. Burdge thanked their many friends. rr Specials Await You, Hurry! momaummmaWammommorpownsummuo; —r News of WOODHAIVI 0.0 It is a well-known fact that there were many deeds of heroism that went unnoticed and unrewarded. Many Of these men- were born outside Canada but had made Canada their home, and had be- come loyal Canadians and upheld • the Canadian tradition of re- sourcefulness and courage. Some of these men fought in World War II. One familiar name was Major George' R. Pearkes who was known to most men in the Army and later becam •e a Gene- ral. Victoria Crosses were awar- ded to the following in World War I: Lt W. L. Algie, Born, Alton, Ont; Enlisted Toronto, Ont. Cpl Colin Barr, Born Banffshire, Scotland; Enlisted Toronto, Ont. Lt. Col W. A. Bishop, Born, Owen Sound, Ont; Enlisted Lon- don, Ont. Cpl A. Brereton, Born Oak River, Man; Enlisted Winni- peg, Man. Lt John Brillant, Born Assametquaghan, P.Q.: En- listed Valcartier, P.Q. Pte Harry Brown, Born Gananoque, Ont; Enlisted London, Ont.' Sgt Hugh . Cairns, Born Newcastle Eng- land; Enlisted Saskatt Sask. Cant F. W. Campbell, Mt. orest, Ont; Enlisted - not stated. Cpl Leo Clarke, Born Hamilton, Ont; Enlisted Winnipeg, Man. It. Col. W. H. Clark-Kennedy, Born Ayr- shire, Scotland, Enlisted Valcar- -tier, P.Q: Lt R. G. Combe, Born '.Aberdeen, Scotland; Enlisted Sewell. Cpl F. G. Coppins, Born Ltindon England; Enlisted Val- cartier, P.Q. Pte J. B. Croak, Born. Glace Bay, N.S.; Enlisted Sussex, N.B. Pte (Lt) T, Dinesen Born Detunark; Enlisted Mon- treal, P.Q. L/Cpl F. Fisher, Born St. 'Catherines, Ont; En- listed Valcartier, P.Q. Lt G. M. Flowerdew, Born Bilingford, England; Enlisted Valcartier, P. Q. Cpl H. J. Good, Born Bathurst N.B.: Enlisted Sussex, N.B. It M. F. Gregg, Born New Bruns • - •wick, Enlisted Halifax, N.S. Col (Sgt) F. W. Hall, Born Kilkenny Ireland, Enlisted Valcartier (T.Lt) Robert Hanna, Born Kilkell Ireland; Enlisted Van- couver, B.C. Lt F.M.W. Harvey, Born Athboy, Ireland; Enlisted ' McLeod, Alta. Sgt F. Hobson, Born London, England; Enlisted Toronto, Ont. Pte T.W. Holmes, Born Montreal, P.Q.; Enlisted Owen Sound, Ont. Lt S.L. Honey, Born Conn, Ont; Enlisted Walker- ton, Ont. Capt B.S.° Hutcheson, Born Mt Carmel, USA; Enlisted Toronto, Ont. Cpl J. 'Kaeble, Born St. Mofce, P.Q.; Enlisted Sayabec, P.Q, Pte (Lt) G. F. Kerr, Born Deseronto, Ont; En- listed Valcartier, P.Q. Pte J.C. Kerr, Born Fox River, N.S.; CROSSWORD , PUZZLE sixty-one Canadians won theVic- torte Cross from 1914 to 1918, 1 Green — 7 Hubbard 13 Printi,ng mistaked 14 Ravenous 15 Positive terminals 16 Church celebration 17 Body of water 18 Priority (prefix) 12 At this place 20 Observe ,41Spanish coins-,• Arikaran Indian 25 Specific flavor 28 Got free 32 Feminine appellatidn 33 Ending 34 Lists of candidates for office 35 Levels 36 Thoroughfares 39 Greek communes 40 EnVisioned in sleep 42 Bit pf butter 45 Expire 461vionth (ab,) 25 26 49 Puffed up 52 Whole 5511nrUffltd 56 Annoys 57 English sixpence (Slang) St1DrUnken carousals • 42 43 DOiVfit 49 IGOtalen"— ,„, i'doeti eagle 51 3 Malaysian canoe In the Garden ACROSS 4 Hippie's "digs" SSurnmer (Fr') 6 Grates harshly upon 7 Showers, as frozen rain • 8 European night heron 9 — and Answer dowes .25 Chemical salts monkey 40 River islets 26 The dill 41 Encounters 11 To cut 27 Contender 42 Nuisance 29 Metrical composition 30 Anglo-Saxon 21 Set out garden slave plants 31 Layer of 22 Expunger stones (Scot) 23 Agree, into a 37 Machine for proposal • spreading 24 Smeared with hay ointment 38 Capuchin 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 , 17 1 18 gil 20 34 36 a by John D. Baker, Public Relations Officer, Branch 156 minster, England; Enlisted Mon- treal, P.Q. Sgt R., L."Zengel Born Minnesota, USA; Enlisted Virden, Man. Lt G. B. McKean, Born Bishop, England; Enlisted Edmonton, Alta. L/Sgt E. W. Sifton, Born in Canada; Enlisted St. Tholnas, Ont. PAST SOCIAL EVENTS 0 Bingo last Friday night at-•a tracted 65 persons. Prizes to the value of $310.00 were won. No 'report received by the PRO to date on Golf Tournament in Doig & Wilson's Bean Field!! COMING EVENTS Bingo at Legion Hall on Fri- day, 3 0th July. Legion Drumhead SerVice„at Walkerton on Sunday, August lsf.- Members, guests and wives will leave the Legion Hall at 12:30 p.m. Service will commence at 2 p.m. in Walkerton. Everyone welcome. EnlistEkd, Edmonton, Alta. Pte C. J. Kinross, Born Oxbridge England; Enlisted Calgary;-Alta. Sgt A. G. Knight, Born Redhill, 'England; Enlisted Regina, Sask. Cpl F. Konowal, Born Kedeski, Russia; Enlisted Ottawa, Ont. Capt 0. M. Learmoutli, Born Quebec, P.O.; enlisted Quebec, P.Q. Lt C. T. Lyall, Born Manchester, E ngland; Enlisted' St. Catherines. Capt T. W. Mc- Dowell, Born Lachute, P.Q.; En- listed Ottawa, Ont. Capt J. mac- Gregor, Born Nairn, Scotland; Enlisted Vancouver, B.C. Lt IL McKenzie, Born Inverness, Scotland; Enlisted Ottawa, Ont. Sgt W. Merrifield, Born Brent- wood, England; Enlisted Valcar- tier. Pte W. H. Metcalf, Born Waite, Washington, USA; Enlisted Valcartier. Pte W. J. Milne, Born Cambusnethan Scotland; Enlisted Moose Jaw, Sask. Cpl H.G.B. Miner, Born Cedar Springs, Ont. Enlisted, London, Ont, SgtG.H. Mullin, Born USA; Enlisted Win- nipeg, • Man. Pte C.P.G. Nunney, Born Dublin, Ir-eland; Enlisted -Ottawa, Ont. Capt P.J. O'Kelly, Born Winnipeg, Man; Enlisted Winnipeg, Man. pte M.J. O'- Rourke, Born Limerick, Ireland; Enlisted New Westminster, B.C. Pte J.G. pattison, Born Wool- wich, England; Enlisted Calgary, Alta. Maj. George R. Pearkes, Born Watford, England; Enlisted Victoria, B.C. Lt Col CAT. Peck, Born Hopewell Hill, N.B.; En- listed-Victoria, B.C.. Capt C.N.M. Rail, Born Winnipeg, Man; En- listed Ottawa, Ont. Pte W. L. Hayfield, Bern Richmond, Erigt-, land; Enlisted Victoria, B.C. Pte\ J, Richardson, -Born 'Bells Hills, Scotland; • Enlisted Valcartier, P.Q.Pte J. P. Robertson. Born Pictou, N.S.; Enlisted McLeod, Alta. Lt C. S. Rutherford, Born Colborne-, Ont; Enlisted Toronto, Ont. Capt F.A.C. Scrimgeri Born London, England; Enlisted Valcartier, P.Q. Lt H. Shank- land, Born Ayr, Scotland;, En- listed Winnipeg, Man. L/Cpl Snail, Born Eoling, England; Enlisted Winnipeg, Man. Lt H. Strachan, Born LinlithgOw, Scot- land; Enlisted With Canadian Army in United Kingdom. Lt J.E. Tait, Born Dumfries, Scot-* land; Enlisted Winnipeg, Man. Mary Pte .T F .....Young,__HornKidde few happy hours with herto_ spend Signed on behalf of your relatives and friends. 43 Athena 44 Mountain lake 46 French stream 47 Algonquian Indian 48 Hardy heroine 50 Number 5t Compass point 53 Fiber knots 54 Pitch In July fifty-three a baby came And Mary was chosen to be her name Reg and Helen were a very proud pair For their baby Mary was tothem so fair., • A baby Mary didn't stay too long For she seemed ' to grow so straight'and strong As a wee little girl she did play But a little girl she was not to stay. T6 St. James Separate School she was sent Where many a day at • learning she spent , Then to Seaforth High she did advance For -more learning -she wanted a chance. But life goes on and so did Mary To herself she thought "I should .not tarry" I must look for a mate to spend my life. She said to herself "I'll make a good wife". so one day to Stratford Mary did go She thought she would like to see a show. But meantime a tall dark stranger appeared. Her thoughts of a show soon disappeared. Mary decided to find odt,Icti her._ own . This tail "balk strallgeft name , and where..he called home. Successful she Was she found out, KS name - ' And from Stratford Keith Knech- tel came. As you know "Cupid" has a way of working things out And it wasn't too long till "Keith 'asked her out. It wasn't long till "Cupids' arrow did strike" For Keith asked Mary to be his wife. • I'm ,stire Keith could tell what heranswer would be For her eyes were shining as he could see ".You Bet I will" was the answer he got As in Mary's life Keitlfs been a bright spot. New we here to A. wedding will be going 'And WO know full well Mary will d .,-,MisscIrresani)°pn:pelleltand, - Mr. and Mrs. Jim Corsaut of Sauginaw, Michigan visited Saturday evening and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. David Wheeler and Mrs. Robert Corsaut. Mrs. Arthur Hopkin visited onn. Thursday with Mrs, Frank Bern of St. Marys and also visit- ed with Miss Ada Hopkin andMrs, Thomas Doube atthe WalSh Nurs- ing Home. Mr. and Mrs. Dayid Wheeler and Mrs. R. Cersaut visitedSun- day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Corsaut, JT.ffrey and Lisa of London. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wheeler, Richard, Mac and Sandra Jean of Stirling, Mass. spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Copeland, Cynthia, Ellen and,' Deanna. Miss Brenda Parkinson and Miss Laurie Rowe of Exeter spent several days with the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parkinson, Margaret andJanet and Mrs. K. Cacciotti. The flowers in the Church Sanctuary on Sunday were in, memory of the late Mrs. Alvin Crago who passed away during thepast week. Mr. and Mrs. Cedric Wheeler, Dolly and Ian of Brownsburg, Quebec were week end guests with Mr. and Mrs. George Wheeler. Miss Michele Robinson is spending this week at Bimini Camp. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Wheeler of Woster, Mass. andScott Whee- • Friends and relatives of Mary Aubin, bride-elect of July 31, attended a shower given by Mary' Anne Smith at the home of the bride Wednesday eveniegs,,, short' program of 'contests Was featured. A bride's book was passed and signed by each guest. Mary Anne Smith read the follow- ing address. We're here to-nite to share with For. she and Keith are soon to marry To them our "Best Wishes','we send Correspondent Mrs. Ken McKellar Mrs. Ed. Chappell and Mrs. Robert Dalrymple of Egmond- ville visited several • days with Mrs. Evelyn, Dent at Wasaga Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Chappel were on holidays this past week at their trailer cabin at Goderich. Mrs. Adeen Ferris of St. Cath- arines and Miss Nancy Styan of Hamilton spent several days with them. Friends Hold Showers Cromarty Miss Helen Elliott, bride elect was honoured Friday evening ate miscellaneous shower held in the basement of the Northside United Church. A programme including games, an accordian solo by Joanne DeGroot, and readings by Mrs. Francis Coleman were very entertaining, Miss Sharon Mc- Kenzie read the following address. Dear Helen - Once more the basement is filled with-the fairer sex, pink streamers are the order of the day, all because we have learned a young man near WaltOn has found you to be the fairest .of them all. We could not let you go Helen without honouring you ' on your forthcoming marriage. Many of us remember you as a classmate; as a Sunday School Teacher, or as a Junior Institute member, but well known to uS all we've griivin older and you are it about to take on the responsibilit- ies of a home. Helen, remember to put into practice all the homemaking tips you have learned in 4-H Club work. According -to those in authority they are the way to keep your man healthy, wealthy and wise. When Graeme tells you over and over again your cakes aren't like "Mums"-, just slip home and ask Dad "How many times Mom went running home before she 1Parried to cook". Accept it as a challenge and, see U you can beat the score. You will be missed from our midst but none would wish it otherwise for you have reached another milestone, made your choice of a partner for life. We know that together yousand , Graeme will be „able-to face, and solve the many, 'problems which come with the responsibility of a home. No doubt you realize there will be dark clouds at times but they will roll away' and have a silver lining when ,you are Sur-, rounded by friends. As a remem- brance of us, please accept these gifts and with them we send "Best Wishes for all the happiness in the years ahead for you and Graeme. • Your friends and neighbours. Helen opened, the gifts which were then presented to her and Ir they' were passed around for everyone 'to tee. 11616n then ex- pressed her thanks after which lunch was served. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs.Joseph be Groot, Mrs. Hugh Mac- pherson, Mrs. Graham Kerr and Mrs. Con Rekert4 . ler of Oklahoma City. Oklahoma spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. John Rodd, Pamela and Calvin. Mrs. W. Lemieux and Rose- mary of Capreol visited last week for several days with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parkinson and girls and Mrs. K, Cacciottl,R0.0olnary stayed for a few weeks holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wheeler, 9" Richard, Mac and Sandra Jean of 'Stirling, Mass, spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Copeland, Cynthia, Ellen and Deanna. be gloWing A beautiful bride Mary will be We know Keith will be proud as you will see. Mary, when you and Keith are man and wife May all happiness be yours the rest of your life. With all these gifts we give to you . We wish you happiness your whole life thru.• Mrs. Mary Lou Rourke, has been appointed Di- rector of The Consumer Service Department of Canada,. Starch and is res- ponsible for consumer re- lations, product testing and nutritional studies. The former Mary Lou Sills, she is a daughter of Mrs. C.P. Sills, Seaforth and the late Mr.-Sills. Mrs. Rourke re- ceived her B.A. in Home Economics at the University of Western On- tario, and was formerly home service director of Union Gas in Chatham. She will be located at Nuns' Is- land, Montreal. dr • e re W. N. WE SHALL REMEMBEH THEM By the •end of World War 1, the casualty list for the Canadian Corps had reached 216,146 and the total number of dead was 57,258. Was their sacrifice worthwhile? ' I believe so, as they set an example for the younger generation of that time - an example that was to characte- rize the Canadian soldier in World War II. It is interesting to note that ;1.i, pLL 47- SAVE, SAVE, SAVE, SAVE, SAVE SAVE SA -the highest decoration for valour.