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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1972-03-02, Page 9• te. STEVENSON - MCCOWAN el Whiting Auctioneering and Appraisal Service Profit by Experience We give complete sala_service Book your sate early to avoid conflicting'dates Free service for charitable organizations NORM WHITING, LICENSED AUCTIONEER Phone collect 235-1964 Exeter DUCATION WEEK MARCH 5 to 11 WANTED —Good Used Cars Trade-in Today on a 1972 FREE UNDERCOATING On All New '72 Models The Boss Is Back And He's Brought LOW U.S. Car Prices With Him! TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THEM TODAY 1970 MAVERICK 2-door 200 cu. inch 6 cylinder, automatic, accent group, flipper rear windows, L50876 1969 TOYOTA CORONA SEDAN 4-speed • transmission, radio, J24334 1969 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN STATIONWAGON V-8, automatic, power steering, one owner, X17285 1969 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR 4-door, V-8, automatic, power brakes and 'steering, factory air conditioning, K41638 1969 RAMBLER REBEL 4-door, 6 cylinder, automatic, radio, K33619 1966 METEOR RIDEAU 500, 4-door, V-8, automatic, K41867 1966 FORD FAIRLANE 4-door, V-8, auto- matic, only 37,000 actual one owner miles 1965 FORD GALAXIE 500 2-door hard- top, V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, one owner. USED TRUCKS ONLY ONE LEFT 1969 FORD PICKUPS, stepside box, 6 cylinder 1969 INTERNATIONAL I4-ton pickup, V-8, 4-speed, heavy duty springs and tires, 344138 1963 INTERNATIONAL STAKE 6 cylinder, 5-speed transmission, tractor equipped, 344228 1115 1695 1995 '1595 1395 795 895 695 9295 1595 1450 Remember ... It's Sense To See Snider's Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer Larry Snider Motors LIMITED EX5TEn 235.1640 LONDON 227.4191, Open weekdays Until 9:00 Saturdays Until 6.00 OTICE A COURSE IN • AGRICULTURAL MARKETING will be held MARCH 6, 8, 10, 11, 15 it '17-1972 10:30 a.rn. to 3030 p.m. at the AGRICULTURAL OFFICE, CLINTON This course, developer?' by the Ontario Department of ' Agriculture and Food, is to be preiepted in Huron County to ' • acquaint area farmers with such topics as: The Framework of Marketing; Elements of Price Theory—Demand and Supply; Cost and Supply; The Futures Market;. Marketing Legislation • and Programmes; International 'Trade and Canadian , Agriculture. DISCUSSIONIEADERS: DICK HEARD & JACK HAGARTY Farm Management Specialists PROF. BOB MARSHALL 0.4,C.; LARRY CAMPBELL, Meat Packers Council BOB TEBBUTT of "Merrill Lynch" & NORMAN WATSON, O.D.A.F. For Further Info: Call DON PULLEN, Ag. Rep. For Huron County ' 482-3428 or 482-7896 G W EDDI Nerthside United Cluiech, Seaforth, decorated with gold candelabra 'and tall white tapers, pink and white poms and purple static() was the setting for a lovely raid-winter wedding on Saturday, February 12th at 5 p.m. when Kaye Marie McCowan, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter McCowan, R.R.1, Seaforth was united in marriage to Mr. Frederick J. S. Stevenson, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Stevenson, R.R. 2, Brussels. Rev. M. E. Reuber . officiated at the double ring ceremony. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was radiant in her wedding gown of white French cut velvet. Made by her mother, 'it was princess style, long fitted sleeves, roll' collar, the back - extending into a sweep train, featuring 'tiny self-covered buttons from waistline to hem- line of train. Her long flowing Cathedral veil of silk illusion, fell gracefully from a white cut velvet Camelot- style headpiece. She carried a cascade of white .miniature carnations centered with a large purple-throated white orchid. and green steph- anotis leaves. Mrs. Leta McCowan, sister- in-law of the bride, was matron of honor. She wore a floor- length gown of purple chiffon velvet with long fitted sleeves, roll collar, matching shoes and carried a white fur muff 'adorned with a corsage of tiny pink sweetheart roses, white button, mums, purple statice 'and fern. Miss Pat Evans, Goderich,friend of the bride-Nnd Misses Sharon and Anna Lee Stevenson, sisters of the groom, were bridesmaids and were dresSed identical to the matron of honor. All their dresses and muffs were made by the groom's' mother. Rhonda McCowan, Seaforth, niece Of the bride, made aCharer- ing flowergirl in a floor-length gown of white chiffon velvet, roll collar, short-puffed sleeves ,and carried a nosegay of pink sweet- heart roses, white button mums, purple statice and fern. Brian McGowan, nephew of the bride, ring-bearer, carried the rings on a: white velvet pillow, trimmed , 'with white lace and purple velvet ribbon. The• groom was attended by his brother, Mr. Tom Stevenson of Walton. Ushers were the EDUCATION WEEK ACTIVITIES at EAFQRTH PUBLIC_ SCHOOL MARCH 5th - 11th Seaforth Public 'School staff and students invite you to attend the following events: March 6 and 8 — Parents are welcome, to visit in the classroom at anytime during the clay. March 8 and 9 - 7:00-8 :30 p. m. School will be open for visit- ors. Teachers will be in their rooms. 4 - 8:30-9 :30 p. m. Programme in the auditor- ium. "Schoots Are For People" Seaforth District High Sdhool Staff and Students invite you to participate in the events 'to be held during "EDUCATION WEEIC". Monday, March 6th — Open house when parents are invited to 'SIT IN" on any classes in the school dur- ing the school day from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m, On Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday, we invite parents-who wish to talk with members of the, staff concerning specific problems to call us so we can arrange a time convient for you to visit us. 'Correspondent . Mrs. Ken Elligseri The leaders, Mrs. Edward Scherbar:11" and Mrs..Earl Ben-, iiewies opened the first meeting of the Brodhagen Club with the 4-H Pledge follciwed by the elec- tion of officers: President, Kathy Leonhardt; Vice- President, Sherri Leonhardt; Secretary, Diane Meyer; Press Reporter, Diane' Bach; Telephone Girls, Elizabeth Currie and Vicki Ben- newies. The leaders discussed colour arrangements and the sixteen members present filled out the , sheet for the first meeting on "Colour". The club chose as their name I,The Brodhagen Bed Bligs". free service for one' year. A dusk-to-dawn light be in- stalled at the rear of Si,. Mich- ael'A School in Stratford on a• rental basis and tliatthe tender Of R. T. McBride for the instal- lation of a circulating' Pump at a cost of $251 'be accepted for the same school. . • --Harold Wise Plumbing of Clin- Jou. be authoriied to irietall a lOw jAiater-fiiel" CalOff " at St. Joseph's School, Clinton, at acost of $147.00. " . Approval was giVen to the „Rev. Michael Hughes of St. Jos- eph's Parish, Stratford, for another (third this term) C 0 R tChrist-in-Others Retreat) Week end at St. Michael's Schaaf in Stratford for April14-16. Trustee Young reported that the Ontario Municipal Board had accepted!' the board's application fol. $5,215 for :painting (inside work) in the various schools in e two counties through the Pro- Y, nd i al -Mu ni cipal Employment Incentive Program. He reported that the work under the program- at St. Mary's 'School at Hesson for $2,500. would be 'completed in about two weeks. -Edward Rooney,* Stratford, special education consultant fcir the board, was present at the. meeting 'and presented, an . 18- nfinute 'film on the duties, of remedial teachers 'in the school system-- in the special class- room- and as an itinerant rem- edial' teacher. ire spoke of the teaching aids used for • these students and• how the students with the various disabilities such as sight, hearing,. 'vocal, emo- tional, physical and other prob- lems were assisted. Mr. Rooney said in the 19 separate schools in the two count- ies of 'Perth and Huron there were 176 pupils requiring- spec- ial education but that there were another- 205 - in ungraded programs too. With an enrol- lment of '3510 pupils Mr. Rooney said that 381, pupils with, sorpe learning disorders is close to the prpvincial average of ten per cent. • The meeting adjourned at 11' p.m. to Meet in cobitnittee-of.- the.whole. H. Thompson, Tawny Owl of the Mrs. Edward Scherbarth Sr. received word• of the death of her sister, Mrs. John Kistler'' (the former Rebecca Eggert) in bride's three brothers, Messrs,. Bob, Jack and Peter . WC owariJ r. all Of Seatorth. Ail the Men in the wedding party wore tuXedA5, jBR eluding the ring-bearer, father of the bride and father of the mom. Organist was Mrs. Jas. A. Stewart and soloist was-Mr. Sam Scott, R.R.2, Seaforth, who sang l'The VoiceThat Breathed O'er Eden" before the ceremony. =" The Lord's prayer" during the ceremony and "0 Perfect Love" during the Signing of the register. The wedding dinner and reception were held at the Seaforth coif and Country Club with Hey. M. E. Reuber as master of ceremonies. Guests were re- ceived by the bride's mother wearing a floor-length gown ot rose chiffon velvet and a corsage of white carnations.-". She was- assisted .by the groom's mother, who wore 'a floor-length gown of green chiffon velvet and a corsage of pink carnations. The head table was centered with a beautifully decorated four-tierred wedding cake, flanked by purple tapers.. Music for dancing was provided by the Ian Wilbee Orchestra. For their wedding trip to the Southern States the bride chase a black and white checked • wool rpldi skirt,, black sweater, black and white checked cape, lined in red, this costume also made by her mother. With it she wore high black boots, white fur hat with matching muff and a corsage of red carnations. The young couple will reside at 17 Raitar Avenue, Apt. 6, Kitchener. Guests were present from Toronto, London, BrightOn;Mich; Ridgeway, Alliston, Kitchener, Jordan, 'Gormley, Richmond Hill, Don Mills, Goderich, 'Brussels, Clintoft, Gorrie and Seaforth. Prior to her marriage the bride was honored at a community shower in the churCh hall, when -her neighbors, relatiVes and friends presented her with many lovely -gifts. News of HP Board Equipment Company of, London at a cost of $702.00 be accepL ted on the condition that this contract' guarantees `trouble (Continued from page 1) BRODHAGEN the Seaforth Brownies and _Guides, along with the mothers and guests, held their a' Pot Luck" supper and social evening on, February 22nd it the Legion Hall. It is an event that is cel- ebrated each year as it is both the Founders of Girl Guides and Boy Shouts birthday, Lord and" Lady Baden Powell:. Tables for the supper were decorated with beautiful dolls from many different countries .which Mrs. putman has collec- ted during her years in Guides. The -1st Seaforth Pack had an "International Doll Display" on the stage with flags telling which edentrjethe dolls came froth ;Be- hind this was a sign ,.Welcome'; which was done' in Semaphore. This is one of the reeuirements the ' Brownies learn at their meetings. Mrs. V. Newnham, Snow Owl of the 1st Seaforth Brownie Pack, introduced the leaders to the mothers and guests: Mrs. L. Stinnissen, Captain, and Mrs. putrnan, Lieutenant of Guide Company; .Mrs. D. Montgomery, Brown Owl, Mrs. hL' Racho and Mrs. L. Haynes, Tawny Owls of the 2nd Brownie Pack; Mrs. L. Anstett,., Brown Owl and,Mrs. cr • British Columbia. Mrs. Keszler was en her 75th year. The funeral was held on Tuesday. The sym- pathy of the community is ex- tended to Mrs. Scherbarth. Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Oliver and Mrs. Harry Tait and 'Linda in Stratford during the weekend. Mrs. Manuel Beuerman, Mrs. Albert Hinz and Mrs. Carl Mlle- brecht are holidaying in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hoegy and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Scher- barth returned home Friday having spent two weeks holidaying In Florida. - Flowers,were placed in St. Peter's Lutheran Church on Sun- day from the funeral of the late Mrs. Gordon Hodgert last Mon- day. Miss Phyllis Ahrens, New- market spent the weekend with her parents mr. and Mrs. Henvey Ahrens. In scanning the Goderich Signal-Star We note that the Goderich Signal-Star has purchased a projector fpr use by local organizations and will be placed in charge of the Goderich Branch of the Huron County Library. The library staff will service the projector and insure that a competent operator accompanies the machine. - - -The dOderich Art Club disdussed the setting up of the Wednesday evening workshop on silk screening and also named a committee to Plan the Summer Art Mart. it will be a three-day exhibition. Space will be more co-ordinated; septrating the different sections of Arts and Crafts and other fields of creative endeavour.......... The Mitchell Advocate reports that -Mr. and Mrs. Harry. Vlachos. of Caledonia, and formerly' of Mitchell, marked their 50th wedding anniversary recently. - - - A former resident of llibbert, John F. Dalton, was honored recently for his many years of service as a director of the "Boy's Bureau of Federation." Mr. Dalton, a -native Hibbert, attended the St. Columban School. - - - Ross Marshall, Kirkton, has been elected second .vice-president 01 the Holstein- Friesian Association of Canada. The London District Crippled Children Treatment Centre, according to the Zurich Citizens News, is $1,517.59 wealthier as a result of the big benefit' weekend staged at. Pineridge Chalet. Last year $746.00 was raised . -" The Village of Zurich has a new location for waste disposal, according to clerk-treasurer, W.D.Armstrong. An agree- ment has been reached with ;.the Township of Hay to use ---their site for Zurich's dump grounds. With 62 years 'membership in Maitland/ Lodge No. 119, I.O.O.F., James Murray, according to the W Ingham Advance- Times, was presented with his 60-year Jewel on 'Thursday .Murray Taylor of 'Clinton, District Deputy Grand Master , Huron District No. 8 and Ed. Walker, Noble...Grand, Maitland Lodge made the presentation. - - - Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Walters of Niagara Falls 'and "formelth of the 6 Concession of Wallace, under the news headin Fordwich, xnafked their 65th wedding anniversary recently: The Exeter Times-Advocate reports thatfire completely destroyed the - farm hOme of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cooper, early Wednesday.' The Cooper farm is about three miles west of Exeter. The fire was completely out of control by the time the DaShwood fire departs Bent reached the scene. Also on Wednesday; Exeter fire department was called to extinguish a fire in the barn of Robert Down. On Friday the same fire department was called to (jell a chimney 'fire at the hoine of R. E. Pooley. - - Exeter Mayor Jack Delbridge was named chairman of the new area fire board and Usborne Councillor, Walter McBride was named vice- chairman.- - 'The. Exeter, Town Council responded with reservation Monday night to a proposal from a group of five young people -who wish to establish a drop-in centre in town. The Lucknow Sentinel reports that the three townships, Ashfield; Kinioss -and West Wawanctsh are investigating the, possibility of purchasing an auxiliary water tanker truck which. would give added fire, protection for the three municipalities. The Clinton News-Recordrelatee that the ClintheSpring. Fair' will be a three day event this year. The directors have increased the total of prize money to be awarded in ,rtiany livestock classes and ladire cut out afew classes which have -not been used in recent years. - - Vicki Finch, datighter, of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Finch, Hullett TowAship, was crowned queen _of the annual prom. 'at St. -Joseph's Hospital School of Nursing held February 4, at -the Holiday Inn, London.' Vicki was presented with a dozen red roses and a silver bracelet, by Dr. Hatch, head of the Micro,- Biology Department of the hospital. She is in her final year 4... 4,Mrs. ?licCartney . brated her -90th birthday at her hOttraliere ,ditrebrifay 22'' with a small gathering. The fornier Margaret Livermore, she was born in Wawanosh Township and has lived most of her life in Clinton. Her brother, A., A. Livermore, Etobicoke and sister, Mrs. Nelson Howes of Harriston were present for the celebration. Brownies old Pot Scanning the Weeklies By Lee Hee 1st Seaforth Pack. Mrs. Newn- am, on behalf of the leaders, asked if anyone would be inter- ested in giving their assistance , in any part of the Guide Move- ment, which contributes so greatly to helping the young people. The' Brownie PackS formed their Brownie Ring around the Toadstool., Interest Badges' were presented to the 1st Pack Brown- ies: Collector, Lynn MeLa.ugha lin, Gail O'Rourke • and Angelie Andreassi; Housekeeper; Eileen Connolly; Skaters, Cindy Anstett, Lynn McLaughlin, Patti Scott, Mary Thompson, Jane Ellis, Cathy Broome and Catharine Ribey. 2nd Peek Brownie Int- ,erest Badges:'Housekeeper,Cook and Native Lorec7Niin Racho; Knitters, Sandra "gtaffen and Susan Smith. Following this, seven Brownies who had received- their Golden Hand Badges for completing their Brownie work prepared to receive their Brownie Wings from their Brown Owls and,fly up to Guides. These girls were: Angelee Andreassi from the 1st Pack, Joan Racho, Susan Smith, Sandra Steffen, Siisan Nigh, Debbie Gridzah, Corrie ilabkirk and Joanne Czer - winski froth the 2nd Peek. The girls were introduced to. Mrs. Stinnissen, Guide Captain,' and welcomed to Guides by the Patrol Leaders. Ten of the Guides rep- resented different countries and, while holding lighted candles, told about these countries. After a brief $ing Song, led by Carol Racho who is working on her Campfire Badge,Mrs. Putman showed a film ken at the Guide Camp held at-the Pinery last spring. Matey Guides and Leaders were surprised as they didn't know some of this film had been taken. Mrs. Montgomery showed slides she had taken in England. These held the girls interest and attention as many of the slides were of Lord and Lady Baden Powell's home and background in England. Those in charge expressed thanks to the more than 150 mothers, gUests, Brownies and Guides who made the evening so enjoyable and to the Guides who are working 'on their' Hostess Badge, Ida Stinnissen, Rosemary. Kelly, Elizabeth Golding, Cathy McCue,Elizabeth Johnston, Patti O'Roure, Carol Stollen, Carol Racho, Joanne Rimmer and Judy Dorsey. Guides Luck - You as home owner are now Olifit)IS fora low cost second or third mortgage loan from M090 to S25RQ00 at*cog monthly payments„' find out how a low cost home bwoqr loan cats pqr ail .0tw bills, give you additional cash 4:x11011,0 and at t.40 .sarng time redUne YOWL, monthly payments AS much, Find out how easy is pt 3,191.1r 1444 14 ippsopq within 24 hours. You can call to 10 p.m. todEtt TOr helpful courteous service. Prompt InvestMent Corp.,_ pttir,00BAY St., Toronto. Call collect. 366-9586, evenings :231:4146.