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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1971-10-28, Page 5McKILLOP TOWNSHIP 1 1 19 126 34 2 1 44 . 82 78 3 0 18 57 78 4 0 26 55 62 -177 • .320 -75r HULLETT TOWNSHIP • 1 0 • 24 49 - 57 2 1 17 28 49 4 4 37 61 3 1 29 50 r .74.... 140 5 0 '22 51 79 399 STANLEY TOWNSHIP 1 0 21 32 92 2 0 "26 30 62 3 1 28 26 156 4 0 17 18 69 5 1 42 12 66 --r 134 118 445 -9- -3134- 31 -87521- USBORNE TOWNSHIP 1 118 201 424 1 2 3 4 1 0 0 38 30 39 11 32 59 63 47 13'7 132 81 74 IN *Wit OF ARNO1(.13 sTINNissE and Accident` Registered. Re'tiriiniOnt PPrisklIS Inegreft Talc Pedf.tetabki getliStere • RetireMent Afiri9,1ties RePM40/20-Pg Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada TELEPHONE 5174410 GODERIcH ST. EAST -SEAFORTH njamin Petal Fresh Colors and Finish FOR WALLS, CEILINGS & TRIM MOORE'S® RegarAquavelvet LATEX EGGSHELL FLAT ENAMEL combines the beauty of a decorating fiat with the serviceability of an enamel Luxuriously Decorative- Has a soft, low sheen .ap- pearance that will enhance any or every room in your home. Highly Practical-Regal AQUAVELVET's finish is sur- prisingly durable-resistant to abrasions, and has un- believably easy stain rerneval. • • Easy-To-Use- Flows on to a smooth, everdinish with brush, roller or application pad. Soap & water clean-up, High-Rang-Moat surfaces covered in one coat with no unpleasant odor during application. Benjamin ...or , Moore paints HAY TOWNSHIP 1 1 9 ' 23 2 1 31 54 3 0 '74 40 3sub 0 0 9 4 0 40 25 21 5 1 43 50 111 8 0 37 54 45 - -234 -St' -Cr STEPHEN TOWNSHIP 1 0 33 23 103 • 2 0 18 8 68 3 2 24 32 117 1 48 43 96 1 34 32 29 6 0 36 62 97 7 0 12 37 51 8 1 7 18 59 9 1 12 21 79 10 0 '73 18 79 11 3 97. 2 1 120 49 89 96,1 26 Don Keast Quality Footwear GET ACQUAINTED DRAW ENTER YOUR NA1V4(E)WITH EACH PURCHASE UNTIL SATURDAY, OCTOBER 34th 1st Prize $100 Worth of Merchandise 2nd Prize --- $50 Worth of `Merchandise 3rd Prize --- $25 Worth of Merchandise — DRAW MADE MONDA Y , NOVEMBER 1st, 1971 — 0 o 0 • 5 co 0 A3 TOWN OF GODERICH. 1 0 46 32 2A 2 43 23 2B 0 40 20 3A 2 35 19 3B 1 40 25' 4 0 41 31 5 5 32 37 6 2 45 19 7' 2 53 40 8 1 36 34 9 8 68 26 10 0 53 40 11 3 58 24 12A 1 46 19 12B 0 64 20 13 1 60 43 14A 0 34 13 14B 4 57 20 15 6 43 12 91 108 123 91 .79 104 99 60 123 71 170 168 148 108 99 154 103 82 69 Ma c Na u g h to n 32 894 497 2050 TOWN OF EXETER 1 0 46. 24 174 2 1 32 29 147 3 0 50 29 269 '4 1 50 76 380 5 1 65 31 217 6 • 0 23 17 128 7 0 27 13 98 293 219 1413' TOWN OF CLINTON 1 2. 53 62 168 2 0 31 39 140 3 1 36 28 116 4 1 28 43 131 5 1 63 50 174 6 Q 2334 31 57 100 7 167 -Mr 31-0 -TO 2*, 51 2 38 78 '104 56 99 1 2 4 89 134 203 Congratulations to Don ]east Quality Footwear on the opening of their-new Seaforth Store. We are proud to have installed the wiring. Frank Kling Ltd. SEAFORTH - Ontario 527-1320 Congratulations To Don Keast Quality Footwear on the opening of their new store ' in Seaforth. We are proud to have been chosen to do the paint- ing and decorating. HILDEBRANDS PAINT .and PAPER :KENi and MARTIA146NOLIR PAINTS --SUNWORTHil and WALDEC WALLPAPERS 894 293 268 175 86 89 ,•67 223 234 394 118 172 107 129 134 44 01•11111•010•••• 3427 497 219 310 321 95 134 36 174 255 315 201 367 320 ,239 11 8 52 2050 1413 996 645 318 203 165 471 437 904 424 535 252 399 445 200 3553 9857" VG laland CREY TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1589 ALES coimice, SERVICE Phuse, 527-1750 • SEAFORTH Lot Oven Evenings to 9 p.m. 1969 Chev. "8", 2-door Hdtop 1969 Pontiac "8", 4-door Sedan 1969 Chev. "8", Custom Hdtop 1969 Chev. "8", Stationwagon 1968 Mustang "8", Hdtop 1968 Pontiac "8", Sedan P.S. 1967 Chev. "8", 4-dr. Sedan No Reasonable Offer Will Be Refused GRAVES' WALLPAPER & PAINT 4)ont 527-05 30 SEAFOR1H TUCKERSMITH TOWNSHIP 1 0 38 90 99 2 1 49 84 \ 105 3 1 37 78 112 4 2 37 , 60 114 5 2 11 55 105 VILLAGE OF HAYFIELD 1 1 6'7 36 165 a" ' Trz-. MT- 535 23 11 88 1 3 15 64- 3 20 25 36 23 -52-- 'MT 111.k.111914:0!, *41'051TOR, $,EAFORTii, pe-'1111.4. n 53 MAIN ST., SEAFORTH, 527-0102 124 QUEEN ST., ST, MARYS, 284-1520 GODERICH TOWNSHIP 1 1 88 34 134 ADVANCE POLLS 2 2 46 39 117 3 1 24 38 65 Goderich 6 4 0 33 42 90 Exeter 0 5 0 32 , 21 65 Seaforth 1 - - Clinton 0 4 223 • 174 471 Total - --,-- Men's, Women's and Children's Snow Boots Are Arriving Daily GODERICH 32 EXETER 3 CLINTON 6 SEAFORTH 6 HENSALL 3 ZURICH 4 HAYFIELD 1 GODERICH TWP. 4 HAY TWP. 3 STEPHEN TWP. 9 USBORNE TWP. 1 TUCKERSMITH TWP 6 McKILLOP TWP. 2 HULLETT TWP. 6 STANLEY TWP. 2 ADVANCE TOTAL 95 TOWN OF SEAFORTH 1") 1 24 76 132 2. 2 41' 59 153 2sub. 1 0 9 10 3 0 25 65 422 4 1 19 ' 52 75 5 1 36 16 60 6 0 30 44 85 "TM pr -645 VILLAGE OF HENSALL 1 1 35 52 132 2 2 51 38 174 2sub 0 '0 5 12 ' -143- -a IF VILLAGE OF ZURICH Correspondent Miss Mary Mcllwain LONDESBGRO U.C.W. The Almwell United of the Londesboro U.C.W. held their Meeting at the home of Mrs. Reg. Lawson the past Monday evening. Ruth Vincent conducted the worship service and showed two film strips on Africa. Plans were made to make Christmas fayors for the trays at the Clinton Public Hospital. Ella and Elma Jewitt served lunch. Mrs. Orville Stepheson and her daughter, Marjorie Jean, of Marlett, Michigan, visited one day the past week with their cousin, Mrs. Luther Sanders. Mrs. Irene Grlmoldby re- turned home on Thursday accom- panied by Mr. and Mrs. Russell Deming of Seaforth who spent the week end with her. Mr. and Mrs. George McIl- wain visited on Sunday with her father, Mr. Walter Kingswell of Huronview. Vicki Powell of Auburn spent the week end with Betty Buchanan. Mr. and Mrs. George Murray of Galt spent the week end at their summer home in McKillop. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszcator accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Russell King of Exeter when they spent the week end at Sky Lake near Wiarton. Mr. John Turner of Tucker- smith attended the Anniversary Services at the Londesboro Church and spent the afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Lawson, John and Eizabeth. Mr. and Mrs. Sam McClure visited on Sunday afternoon with several residents of Huronview and spent the evening with Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey McNichol of Blyth. Mrs. Alma Banks of Hasen- more, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. P. Spicer 'of Regina, spent the week' end with Mrs. Ella Jewitt and boys, leaving on Tuesday to re- turn to their homes in Saskat- chewan. Dianne and Nancy Preszcator OES Installs New Officers Mrs. Maurice Clugston was installed Thursday night as Wor- thy Matron of Seaforth Chapter 233, Order of the Eastern Star. ,, She succeeds Mrs. Ross Smale. Executive members installed include; Worthy Patron, Dr. Maurice Clugston; Associate Ma- tron, • Mrs. Ross Montgomery; Associate Patron, Elmer Town- send; Secretary, Mrs. Andrew Crozier; Treasurer, Mrs. Charles Reeves. Other officers: Conductress, Mrs. Kenneth Cardno; Assoc- iate Conductress, Mrs. Jack Butson; Chaplain, Jack Butson; Marshall, Andrew Crozier; or- ganist, Mrs. John Cardno; Adah, Mrs., Ross Smale; Ruth, Mrs. Joseph Grummett; Esther, Mrs. Elmer Townsend; Martha, Mrs. Kenneth Coombs; •Electa, Mrs. -Arthur Singer Warden, Ross Smale; Sentinel, Charles Reeves. ' Installing officer was Mrs. Andrew, Crozier and installing marshall, Mrs. Ross Smale for the ceremonies held in St. Thomas Anglican Church Hall. Guests were present from Goderich, Stratford, Mitchell, Clinton, Blyth, Exeter, Parkhill, London and Strathroy. Pumpkin Makes More Than Pie That leering Jack-o'-lantern has more potential than you sus- pect. The pulp from its hollowed shell is the inexpensive base for more recipes than tire traditional pumpkin pies and tarts. Steamed pumpkin, mashed to a smooth puree, j ean be frozen or canned for use ,In anything from soup to ice cream. One pound of fresh pumpkin will make about one cup of puree. For a not-so-traditional idea, try creamy pumpkin soup, hot or cold, as an appetizer. .Use the puree in spicy pumpkin pancakes with maple syrup; 'in crumb- topped custards with Cheddar cheese or bananas; in pumpkin ice,.cream dotted with almonds; or in cakes, muffins and quick breads. Pumpkin, a member of the squash family, Is usually neg- lected in the vegetable course. It may be served in the same ways as squash or sweet potato- balced, steamed and maned, or glazed. Pumpkin chunks may even be pickled with cider vinegar and ginger. •And don't forget to toast the seeds! Buy several pumpkins while they are in season, suggest food specialists at the Ontario Food Council, Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food. Look for ones that are heavy for their size, with stems intact. Remov- ing the stems leaves a wound for decay to begin. spent the week with their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Platt and family of Crofton,. Mr. and Mrs. Art McMichael, Rhonda, Jeffrey and Scott" of Goderich spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and 1rlrs. Ken Thompson and Joan. .J Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Snell, Shannon and Shane of Blyth, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Scott, Melanie, Meribeth and Jeffrey of pelgrave were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. William Dale and Cheryl. Miss Betty Thompson of Toronto spent the week end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Press- Billy and Debbie, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dowson, Brenda, Bonnie and John of Varna, Mr. and Mrs.John Jewitt, Carol Ann, Judy, Danny and Billy, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Jewitt and Lori of Clinton at- tended Anniversary Services at Londesboro on Sunday and spent the afternoon with Mrs. Ella Jewitt and boys. The Non-Nibblers walked from hom e on Monday to the home of Mrs. John Thompson, where they had supper. Mrs. William Dale haspicked over 50 boxes of raspberries over the past month, picking 16 boxes over the' week end, being the choisest of big berries and as long as the weather is nice without frost, Mrs. Dale expects to have more. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Butler of Cortland, Mr, and Mrs. George Hoggart of Londesboro were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hoggart. erving every money need Whether you want to borrow, save or invest-safe keep your ' valuables-set up a retirement or an investment fund-appoint a reliable executor for your estate or an agent to handle funds-Victoria and Grey offers you every range of service, backed.by eighty years of successful experience. 0 • • 0 0 V 'P a. t • Congratulations to Don Keast Quality Footwear on the opening of their new Seaforth Store. We are proud to have installed the carpet. BROOME'S FLOOR COVERING PHONE 527-042`0 SEAFORTH Election Results Across - Huron SUMMARY