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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1972-05-11, Page 3by_ RUSTCRAFT and COUTTS HALLMARK 10c - 15c - -25c - -50c ezsr--=•- GIFT WRAPPING and BOWS A Large Selection CHINA - NOVELTIES GLASSWARE SLIPS - HOSIERY - COTTON GOWNS and DUSTERS. RECORDS and BOXED CHOCOLATES. Larone's BOOKS and STATIONERY STORE • The Friendly Store in Seaforth — "the friendly toviri' WE NEED USED CARS Trade TOday For A '72 Ford TOP. ALLOWANCE We Have The Perfect Gift For MOTHER . . OR ONE OF THESE GUARANTEED USED CARS 1969 MERCURY MARQUIS 2-door hardtop, V-8, automatic, power brakes, power steering. J30085 1967 MERCURY MONTCLAIR 4-door, V-8, automatic power . brakes, power steering. 771460 1969 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill 2-door hardtop, V-8, automatic, power brakes, power steering. 5882N 1969 FORD CUSTOM 4-door, V-8, automatic, radio. K43268 1970 T-BIRD LANDEAU 4-door sedan, l oaded--with—ex-tras,i ncl Lid ng_factor_y_ conditioning and power feats, K40020 1970 T-BIRD LANDEAU 2-door hardtop, equipped with all the T-Bird goodies, K39968 1971 FORD GALAXIE 500 4-door sedan, V-8, automatic, power brakes, power steering, radio, rear defogger, N48418 1970 CHEV BELAIR 6 cylinder, automatic, radio, K40635 1970 FORD FA1RLANE- 500 4-door, 6 automatic, radio, one owner, actual miles TRUCKS 1965 FORD F-1000 TRACTOR, fifth wheel, saddle tanks, air-lift trailing axle, wet line. V59907 1967 FORD F250 PICKUP styleside, heavy duty suspension. V37913 1963 INTERNATIONAL STAKE, 20-foot' cattle rack, tractor equipped, certified 344228 1969 FORD F-100 STYLESIDE long wide box, 6 cylinder, heavy duty suspension Remember It's Sense To See Snider's Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer Lam, Snider Motors LIMITED EXETER 235.1640 LONDON 227.4191 Open weekdays Until 9:00 Saturdays Until 6:00 '2495 '1295 '1895 '1595 '3995 '3995 '2815 '2395 '2195 '3300 '1395 '1195 '1195 Morris considers work on Beigrave sireels,drain Morris Township Council met Monday with all members present 4nd Reeve Wm. Elston presiding. Jack Van Camp was present and requested an extension of John Street in Beigrave and some drain repairs. Rae Hatherell and F. Norwood from Thorne, Gunn, Ifelliwell and Christensen, Aud- itors were present to explain 4he auditors' statement which showed a deficit' of 1$6111. on the 1971 operations. J. R. McLaughlin and Bryan Lavis of Frank Cowan Co. Ltd. reviewed inslira* PoliCies and needs. Resolutions adopted included: that a grant of $10. be given Huron County Historical Society. that resolution from St. Thomas re: Assessment Review Counts be endorsed. that membership be paid to Huron County Municipal Officers' Association. that Insurance be renewed - with Frank Cowan Co. Ltd, as reviewed. that we purchase an Elec- tronic Calculator from Skeoch Business Equipment, Goderich. that tender of Lloyd Jack- lin, RR 1, Listowel to supply, load and deliver approximately 15,000 , cu. yds. pit run gravel -far 3-7 `-cents per Cu... yd, he accepted.. that $25, be given to Salva- tion Army Red Shield Appeal. ^ Road Accounts of $3,113.48 and General Accounts of $2,360.12 were approved for payment. - Tog HURON ExPoFroksEAFORTN, ONT., •!AAY i tINDfR AogioNT SCO E$TAI) Bring the family, Mother To Dinner on Mother's Day. (For families of four or Open Sunday thru Thursday — 8:00 III 8.:,00 Friday and Saturday — 8:00 111' tOt00— -- CLOSED MONDAY at 2:00 Take-out Orders -1-Phone 527-0991 a id w tro FREE Hullett awards contract Motions adopted at the re- gular meeting of Hullett Council held in the Londesboro Com- munity Hall on May 1st included: - That we grant Eiuilding Per- mits to: Milton Dale; Larry Johnston; J. Verburg; John Mc- Ewing; Murray Adams; Don Mc- Nall; Bruce Dupee : Tony F idorn; Bev. Nott; Doug. Bell; E. Over- holt; Gordon Dale and Douglas Farquhar as requeSted. • The permits covered additions to rouses and barns, Clerk Care Vincent said. - That we open Tenders on the Millson Drainage Works. There were three tenders on the open work and five on the closed portion of the Drain. - That we engage Radford Construction for the open work on Millson Drainage Works, and Clarence Brickman Drainage for the closed work on the same, as tendered. The Tenders were $350.90 and $4,415.00 respect- ively. - That we appoint Hugh Flynn and Joe flunking as Delegates to A.M.O. - That we endorse the Reso- lution as presented by the City of St. Thomas re Assessment Review Court. - That a By-Law to 'set the various Mill Rates in the Town- ship for 1972 be read a Third time and passed. - That we instruct the Glerk to contact Cowan Ins. agency and find out what commission is paid and also find out what amount of work is involved by each agency. Accounts included - General $4,044.41, Road $2,899.58 for a total of $6,943.99. - TRAVIS (Photo by Phillips) Mxs. Andrew Lund, (left) and Mrs. win. Strong contributed seve ral duets at the annual dinner meeting of the Huron TB and RD association last week. Miss Sandra Malobar, God- erich, is at the lower left. Huron Perth .TBassot • reelects Ivan Forsyth edged the neckline, cuffs, hem- line, and train. Her illus ion Chapel veil was held in place with a, cluster of flowers with pearlized sterns. Her 'nosegay of yellow rosebuds were sur- rounded by white feathered car- nations. Mrs. Mary Baker, Ingersoll was the matron of honor a d the bridesmaids were Miss heron Marks, Walton and 1Vils Kathy Gingerich of Kitchener Their empire waisted gowns were'rnade of yellow voile with'Iong full sleeves. They carried nosegays of white daisies with yellow, baby's breath. Mr, George Brennan of Kit- chener was the groomsman and the ushers were Mr. Keith Gin- gerin and Mr. Brian Gingerich, both of Kitchener. Mrs. Elva Wilbee was the organist and she accompanied the soloist, Miss 'Gail. Travis .. when she sang.,t ,With This Ring" and Time For Us". The dinner was held at the .,church with the reception follow- ing at the Brussels Legion Hall. The mothers of the bride re- ceived 'the' guegts' wearing' a . mauve coat ensemble, yellow ro'e corsage and matching accessories. - For their wedding trip to Montreal and the Eastern States the bride travelled, in a chat' ensemble with flowered dress navy coat and navy accessorie.s. - The couple will reside at 27 Mont St., Guelph. Guests were present from Kitchener, Ottawa, Exeter, Sea- forth and London. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Marks entertained the bridal party after rehearsal . Burns --U CW There was a large attend- ance at the annual dinner meet- ing of the Huron-Perth TB and Respiratory Disease Association in Egmondville United Church on Wednesday evening. The meeting-featured reports 11/ from chairmen of the association atandinrahimittees and an.ad- dress by Dr. Owen Clarke, med- ical director of the Beck Chest Diseases Unit of LOndon, who dis- cussed the facilities and future plans of the unit. In his report Ivan Forsyth °of Klippen who was chairman for the meeting said that more than 300 persons in the area were assisted in a direct way during the year. In addition he said the entire community benefitted indirectly. He expressed appre- ciation for• the cooperation.of the *public which had made the work possible. Durin g the evening a disc tingnished service medal was presented Lloyd Dodgson by a past president, Mrs. Edith Bro- thers, in recognition of his con- tribution. Mrs.• Wm. Strong and Mrs. Andrew Lund accompanied by Mrs. James Rose contributed several' selections during dinner. Officers elected were: Pres- identt Ivan Forsyth, RR 2,Kippen; Past President, Mrs. Edith Bro- thers, Stratford; Vice Presi- dents, Rev. Garbutt Smith, Strat- Mid, Miss Eileen O'Brien, God- erich.; Representatives op OTRDA Executive Council, Rdy. Smith and E. O'Brien; Heneraziy Treasurer, G. L. prest, Strat- ford. Chairs ien of Committees, Screening, Mrs. Frank Dodds, Stratford; Health Education, Mrs. Edith Fisher, I Mitchell, Mrs. David Scherick,Seaforth; Patient Service, George Watt, Blyth, Verna Dunmore, Stratford; Christmas Seal Campaign, Ralph Goren, Stratford and Tom Lei- per, Londesboro; Medical Advis- ory, Dr. K. W. HampsOYi, Strat- ford, Dr. Frank Mills, Gerdera• ich and Dr. Anne Underwood, Seaforth. GINGERICH Duff's United Church, Walton was 'the setting for the marriage of Miss Linda Dianne Travis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Travis, Walton to Mr. Roy Gingerich Jr., sod of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gingerich Sr., Kit- chener, Ontario on May 6th, 1972 at 4:30. Rev. D. Docken performed the double-ring cere- mony, The bride, given in marriage by her father was gowned in white Nylon organia over silk taffeta with 'sheer yoke, wedding ring collar, long sheer full sleeves and Chapel train flowing from the waist. Delicate filagree lace ST. Columban loses opener Tillsonburg defeated St. Col- umban 3' - 1 in the opening soc- cer game of the season played in Tillsonburg on Sunday. 'Nilson- burg scored 2 goals in the first half and came back early in the second firing their third goal past St. Columbanle-new goalie-, Tom 'Murray. As the game pro- gressed Tom Love gave St. Col- umban their only goal of the gaine. The home town team is being coached this, year by ' Paul O'Reilly and Brian Melady.; The line-up includes' Brian Melady, Tom Melady, Murray McClure, Mike McClure, Tom, Love, Larry Martin, John Gotts- chalk, Paul O'Reilly, Tom Burke, Larry Kale. This year there will be some new faces, Ralph Gottschalk, Garry Bennett, Harold Ressling- hause, Danny 'Murray and 'Torn Murray playing goal. The sec- ond game of the season will be played • Saturday afternoon- in Stratford. • Home games this year will be played in Seaforth on Sunday afternoon giving fans a better opportunity to support the team. SPECIAL 45 piece SETS FOR ENGLISH DINNERWARE 39.95' & 44.95 8 Dinner Plates 8 Cup3 8 Saucers tread and Butter Plates 8 Cereal Bowls 1 Platter - 1 Vegetable Bowl 1 crearnair 1 C4ttirod Sugar 20 BeaUtiful Patterns — ANSTETT Jewellers Ltd. SEAFORTH — 527.1720 GEMMELL - P-Baskets of white mums and gladioli adorned the altar of St. 'Andrew's United Church, Chatham, for the ceremony unit- ing in marriage Linda Marie Braithwaite, Chatham and Robert Neil Gemmell, London, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Gemmell, R.R.#2, KiPpen. Rev. Dr. Allan Churchill officiated at the double- ring ceremony on April 8th, 1972. The bride, given in marriage by her father' wore a gown of white lagoda with high ruffled neckline and scoop yoke of lace which also -highlighted the deep cuffed sleeves and hemline. A lagoda ruffle fell from the hem and formed a chapel train at the back. Her three-quarter-length veil was held by a Juliette cap also edged with ruffled lace and she carried pink rosebuds 'sur- rounded by white carnations. Miss Barbara Gemmell, -sister of the groom, was maid of honour. Bridesmaids were Miss Delbie Swan, cousin of the bride. an Miss Cindy Lee Braithwaite, , sister, of the bride. They wore .lour-length gowns fashioned with white bodices and deep-cuffed long sleeves with skirts of pink, white and blue floral sheer over white. Each wore a pink bow headdress and carriedwhitebas- kets containing pink, white and blue carnations and muftis. Mr. Barrie Braithwaite, ,„Ottawa, brother of the bride, was groomSroan and ushering the guests were Mr. Matthew Haney, Seaforth, cousin of the groom, and Mr. Bryan Braithwaite, brother of the bride. ,The groom and his attendants all wore light blue dinner jackets with black trousers. The reception was held in Moose Hall; Chatham, where the bride's mother received guests in a floor-length gown of white and silver lurex polyester- and a cor- (Photo .by Bill Dolamore) BRAITHWAITE sage of red roses. The groom's mother assisted wearing a floor- length gown of blue lace-like polyester and a corsage of pink carnations. • For their wedding trip to 'Florida and Southern States, the bride wore a' camel coloured double-knit pant suit with yellow corsage • and black accessories.-.._ On their return the young couple will take up reeidence in London. Unit Meets Unit 1, Northside Church, met, at the home of Mrs. Walden on May 2 with an attendance of twenty-four. In the' absence of the pres- ident the first vice, Mrs. Mc- Kenzie, chaired the meeting and read a poem. A bale is to be packed by May 20. B. R. Heath from the Children's Aid is to. be the speaker at the General Meeting May 23rd. minute's silence was observed in memory; of Mrs. Jim Kerr. Mrs. Dal- rymple and Ruth Cluff had charge of the program. The scripture was read by Ruth Cluff and Mary, Dalrymple led in prayer. Mrs. William Ball the guest speaker, spoke on Africa. We'll throw in a mower with the purchase of a new Inter- national Cub Cadet or smaller Cadet Lawn and Garden Tri,c- tar. See us for details while this offer lasts) litrINCENT a ' OADIU. AYR GALI•SEAFORTH ,t;g8 Burns U.C.W. met at the home of Mrs. Leslie Reid on Wednes- day afternoon with 21 members and one visitor present. Mrs. Ed Bell opened the meeting with a reading "Spring". Beryl Reid read the Scripture Psalm 125, and Muriel Bell led in prayer. Mrs. Ed. Bell conducted the business. Roll call was answered by a Bible verse.' The treas- urer's report was• given, by Jean Lelper. , . , Huron -T. B. and R. D. Association president, Ivan Forsythe, presided at the annual dinner meeting of the association in Egmondville Church on Wednesdays and is introducing the head table. 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