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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1972-05-11, Page 6SEAFORTH JEWELLERS Your- Headquarters For MOTHER'S DAY GIFTS FREE gift for lucky customer every time the alarm clock rings. Thursday, Friday mid Saturday FREE GIFT WRAPPING Qom) 1400 AutomaticWasherbyinglis CONTEST Inglis AppliancePrizesWorthOver th PATZ FARM AUTOMATION STABLE CLEANERS SILO UNLOADERS CATTLE FEEDERS Andrev7 Berg Wry 8-1' mile east CLINTON, PHONE 482-7282 '..01111111•ORMIOW The South Huron and Dist- rict Association for the Mentally Retarded has acknowledged a number of gifts. to its workshOp Campaign. Additional gifts may be forwarded in care of Bruce Shaw, Box 788, Exeter. Gifts received up to April 30 and totalling $8,334.69 include: L. Henderson, M.P.P.,$10.; Pro- ceeds from Auction at Kick-off Dinner - Harvey Cowan, $27, Joe Miller, $75, Phyllis Shaw, $15, Anne Klungel, $15; Ont- ario Harvestore Systems, Guelph, $25; Andex, Exeter, $200; Cann's Mill Ltd., Exeter,$1,000; Alhambra, Grand Bend, $1,000; Anonymous, Zurich, $50; Hall Lamp,-C-entralia,-$500;•Mrs.Cliff Geer, Forest, '$5; Big '0' Plas- tics, Hensall, $500; Anonymous, $10; Anonymous, $100; Boise Cascade, Hensall, $500; Harvey Pfaff, Exeter, $10; Kongskilde, Exeter, $1,500; Tony Dorssers, • 49.00 60.00 Save asyouOrder- beforeJune 30th Now is the time to reduce the cost of your lubricant requirements by taking advantageof our Spring discount offer — on a wide variety of quality Texaco lubricants. Farm Lubricants ROBERT E. DINSMORE CLINTON SEAFORTH PHONE 527-1224 , Don't wait until' the, last moment — offer expires June 30th. The savings are made-to-order: -tailored to the size of your order. 'Act now. MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL FARMERS' DELL Be RU e ph 0C nEe F4I8E21:72D55 ••• Give Mom `a break — Take her for a drive and have supper at the.PARMER'S DELL. 3 pieces delicious deep fried'. chicken, Fren ch . Fries - Cole Slaw $1.15 Also on our regular menu: HAMBURGERS , CHEESEBURGERS HOT DOGS CBICKENBURGERS FISH and CHIPS SHRIMP, FRENCH FRIES w FRENCH FRIES 25o. 500 SUNDAES All Kinds including HOT FUDGE BUTTERSCOTCH 250 & 350 MILK SHAKES 400 PARFAIT & BANANA SPLITS 600 40t 500 300 550 nights of Columbus mark 10th anniversary #.-THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SRAPORTN, ONT., X 11, 1972 GINGERICH'S LTD ZURICH SEAFORTH introduces GRAND PRIZE Thls complete set of Inglis Appliances with yout choice of Inglis Royal Automatic or Inglis Portable Washer/Dryer combination. 1602nd 20.--gl TRASHNASHERS DISHWASHERS t.....,. it: _It r---A. p........, 20 REFRIGERATORS PORTABLE WASHERS DRYERS FREEZERS` -.I PORTABLE DRYERS WASHERS Get fall details and entry forms from GINGERICH'S LTD. Do. .Something for Mother on "Mother's Day." Acknowledge gifts for mentally retarded Blenheim, $100; liven Hope School, Huroa Park, $19.84; Mount Carmel C YO, $49.05; Mrs. Mildred MacGregor, RR 3, Kip, pen, $100; Case Van Raay, wood, $100; Ken MeMorine,Chat-. ham, $20; Roxanne Lavery and Julie Mock, Hensall, $5; Mr. and Mrs. C. Cann, Exeter, $6; John McKay, $15; WM. Muller, $30; James Scott, $32; Andrew Antippas, $20; Kilbarchan ,ing Home, Ltd., Seaforth, $25; McKerile Automotive, Exeter, $50; M. Vermunt, Zurich, $100; Huronia Male Chorus, Exeter, $100; Queensway Nursing Home, Hensall, $500; Andrew Blackwell, Zurich, $125; Dashlkood Women's inatihOP, $5.04-MinlaterialAsso!". elation, $235; Cools's, Hensall, $100; J. F. Farm Machinery, Exeter, $50; McCurdy School, Huron Park, $10; S.H.D.H.S.Stu- dent Council, $100; Matthew Deriomme, Zurich, $25; Clem- ent Regier, Zurich, $50; Carol Razenburg, Zurich, $23.30; Dun- lop Rubber Workers, Huron Park, $52.50; Marion Hodgins, Park- hill, $5; Canadian Legion, Lad- ies Auxiliary, $350; Dunline Ltd., Huron Park, $10; klurondale W.I., $50; Thames Road Happy Doub- les Club, $20; Mrs. Cecil Smith- ers, Parkhill, $5; J. P. McCurdy and Huron Hope classes, $100; Charles Rau, Zurich, $100; Anon- ymous donations, $60. TAKE SUMMER =71--=[1-- -17 IN COOL CAREFREE CLOTHING 1.50 PLAIN and FANCY T-SHIRTS Assorted Styles to 7.00 MEN'S, WALKING SHORTS '3.95 to 8.95 BATHING SUITS and JAMS, , 4.95 to 8.95 PLAIN and FANCY T-SHIRTS • Assorted Styles 1.25 to 3.50 BOYS' 1.95 .to -- BOW SHORTS 3.95 BATHING SUITS • a nd JAMS 2.50 to 4.95 BILL MEN'S O'SHEA WEAR . Headtable guests taking part in the 10th anniversary celebra- tion of the Founding of Father Stephen Eckert Council of Sea- forth and District on Sunday included (left) Mrs. Daniel Creigh- ton, wife of PDD of D ,31, London, a founder of the council; Rev. II.J.Laragh, 'council chaplain; Past Grand Knight, Cecil Tufts and Mrs. Tufts, Stratford, a founder of the council; Mrs. James Devereaux and Mr. Devereaux, Deputy Grand Knight; Rev. T.G.Dill, Dublin and Mrs. Clifford McLelland, whose hus- band was Insurance Representative during the organization of Council. At the rostrum is Leo J,Ilagen, Grand Knight, who is extending a welcome to the gathering .on behalf of the council. In the picture at the left, taking part in the 10th anniversary celebrations of the Founding of Father Stephen Eckert council of Seaforth and District are the three Past Grand Knights. Cutting the birthday cake are(left) Charles Rau, Alvin Rau and Clayton Looby. Choose something that will last all year. Artificial FloWer Arrangements suitable for any room Also artificial Red -Geraniums Cemetery Arrangements 65c each HILDEBRAND PAINT and PAPER Kern and. Martin-Senour Paints Sunworthy and Waldec Wallpaper Armstrong Carpets Interior & Exterior Decorating WEDDING INVITATIONS, THE 'HURON 1 EXPOSITOR PHONE 527-0240 Seaforth Some ten years ago on May 6, 1972 a new council of the Knights of Columbus had its be- ginning at the Royal Canadian Legion Hall, Seaforth. This past weekend,. May 6th and 7th, the Council marked its tenth anni- versary with a well attended dance at the Zurich Arena. Sat- urday evening, concluding on Sunday afternoon at St. Columban, when Rev. P. A. Oostveen, parish priest and assistant chaplain cel- ebrated mass, and Rev. H. J. Laragh, Council Chaplain, Sea- forth, delivered the homily. Prior to the mass, some 18 4th Degree members Of the Dean Egan As- sembly marched from the Council rooms to the church and acted as a guard of horiqr. Following mass the guests visited. the council rooms and at 4 o'clock some, , 160 . guests sat down to a dinner which was prepared by, the Catholic Women's League of St. Columban. Council colors of red, blue and yellow were predominant on the anniversary cake which centred the headtable and was topped with ten red'candles. Chairman for the occasion was Leo Hagan, Grand Knight of the host council who introduced the headtable guests: Rev. N.J. Laragh, Chaplain; Rev. P. A. Oostveen, assistant , Chaplain; Rev. A.A. Robert, Rev.. T: G. Dublin; Rev. Thomas McQuaid, SFM, formerly, of St. Columban who had just arrived for a few holidays from, the 'Missions; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford McLelland, 'Guelph, Insmince Representa- tive for NW and SW ,Ontario; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Creighton, London, Past District Deputy of District 9, London; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Tufts; Stratford, Past Dist- rict, Deputy of District 31; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Duaharine, Grand Knight, Goderich Council;. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lemenchick, Past Grand Knight, Strafford; Mr. anci'Mrs. James Devereaux, .Deputy . Grand Knight, Father Stephen Eckert Council, Seaforth and District. The District Deputy of District 31, Joseph Tobin, Stratford, who was unable to attend, sent his best wishes and congratulations to the Council and also on behalf of his wife and the Ontario State Board. During the dinner Clayton Looby, PSK bald a tribute on behalf . •'of the' members to the late John L. Malone, who was the Council's first Grand Knight; The anniversary cake was cut Rau, Alvin . Rau and Clayton by Past Grant Knights, Charles th:bhe. Ronald Ryan, who made M asd.ta anniversary cake,Rble r was thanked by the chairman and members. The 'anniversary 4 committee was introduced by Ronald Ryan, Program Director and included Ewart Wilson, Bill Murray, Don Moylan, Frank Rey- nolds, James Devereaux and Leo Hagan. A highlight' was a short ad- dress by Clifford McLelland and the presentation of a 25-year Certificate and pin by Dan Creighton and Cecil Tufts to the Council Financial Secretary, John J. Flanagan. • Frank Reynolds thanked the ladles of the CWL, for catering the bahquet and Rev. eather Oost- veen gave the final Grace. • Father Stephen Eckert Council was named in honor of the late Father Stephen Eckert, a Capuchin Monk, who died in 1923 after a life of Missionary • Service among United States Neg- roes, Father Eckert was born in McKpilulbolpin.Township near Seaforth and Officers of the new council were: drand Knight, John L. Malone; Deputy Grand Knight, Dr. Martin W. Stapleton; Chan- cellor, Lloyd Bedard; Recorder, Leo. J. Hagan; Treasurer, Clay- ton Looby; Advocate, Frank Sills, 44, Jr.; Warden, D'Orlean Sills; In- side Guard, John Schoonder- woerd; Outside Guard, Antoine Garon; Trustees: Charles Rau, W. J. Burns, Raymond. Murray. During the past ten years the council has aquired and fur- nished and paid for new quar- ters;-scholarships are presented annually;' an annual Separate Schciol hockey tournament for various grades in the council ceoamies an sponsored.annual event The eaonudn ciiln originalwastheLudgna, "Service orga Clubs , which Brotherhood. Night,' which has become Church Church representatives and others participate . Remember! It takes but a moment to- place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pocket.' To advertise, just Dial Seaforth 527-0240. OPNOTCH BAGGED TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED PHONE 527-1910 BEFORE YOU BUY Ice Box Corsages 4