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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1972-07-20, Page 10JO,-THE 11.LIRQN. EXPOSITOR, AFORTH, ONT., JULY 1972 THE McKILLOP MUTUAI. FIRE INSURANCE CO. OFFICE — Main Street, Seaforth — Phone 527-0400 Mrs. Margaret Sharp, Secretary-Treasurer FIRE, EXTENDED COVERAGE, WINDSTORM, THEFT, PROPERTY DAMAGE, LIABILITY, ETC. — COMPLETE FARM COVERAGE, including Machin- ery and Livestock Floaters. — URBAN PROPERTY — We now offer Composite " • Dwelling Insurance as well as Homeowners In- surance. — SUMMER COTTAGES, TRAILER HOMES, CHURCHES, HALLS. AGENTS: r .JAMES KEYS, RR 1, Seaforth; V. J, LANE, RR 5, WM. 1.FIPER, RR 1, •Londesboro; SELWYN tIAKER, HAROLD SQUIRES, RR 3, Clinton; K. J. ETUE, DONALD G. EATON, Seaforth. Seaforth; Brussels; Seaforth; Ph. 527-0240: Expositor Action Ads GET YOUR SUPPLY of Dublin Kindergarten pupils posed for their picture a few days before school ended for the summer holidays. Shown here (left) (front) are - Kevin O'Rourke, Jeff Visser, Richard Klaver, David McEarthy; (Middle) LisaRenne, Paul Schoonder- wocrd, Suanne Murray, Danny Ruston, Pauline Murray, Cathy News of Dublin 11111111m111.1111ssiennesSINININIIIIIIIINNII, Kelly, Lucille Delaney, Pat Bruxer, Alexene McIver; (Rear) paul Van Bakel, Kathy Van Nes, Patricia Alsthoorn, Maryo Kale, Diane Schoonderwoerd, Guard Ryan, Neil Ryan, Jeff Terpstra, David O'Rourke. (Staff Photo) READ'S — SHOES and LUGGAGE -tree(, L';4`;11 I orth 527.0690 GIGANTIC continues, until July 29th PURSES PRICE SNOWBOOTS WINTfR FOOTWEAR PRICE Prices are away up for the fall — SAVE NOW EXERCISE SANDALS Women's Flat CANVAS CASUALS .99 Reg, to 6.98 More fantastic savings on shoes for back-to-school and everyday wear. Seaforth Area Families Hold Reunions FINNIGAN FAMILY REUNION The rain showers of Sunday, July 9th, did little to dampen the enthusiasm -or success of the annual family reunion of the des- cendants of the late John Finni- gan and Mary Jane McMath held in Harbour Park, Goderich. Luncheon at noon was enjoy- ed by a large number including families from Toronto, London ' Weston, Seaforth, Wingham, Dun- gannon and Goderich. The Pres;p ident, Harold "Buz" Finnigan presided along with his luncheon and sports' committees, Melbi and Roy, Elmira and borden and Lenna and Alex Finnigan. The business meeting follow- ed, at which time the retiring President thanked all who had assisted him during his term of office, expressing' the hope that the annual family gathering be perpetuated. Everett Finnigan moved a vote of thanks to the retiring President and the Sec- retary, Bee Oak, along with the committees for the leadership they had given during the past two years. Officers elected for 1973-74 are -John Finnigan, Wingham., President and Hazel Habel, God, erich, Secretary.. Sports and luncheon committees were also appointed. . Mrs. Nettie Finnigan was awarded a prize for being the oldest lady and also for having the largest family and greatest number of grandchildren present; nearest birthday went to Raymond Finnigan; longest marrieds Ev-' erett and Georgie Finnigan; wearing braces Cliff Hackett: Fim games included "walking the bags to Belfast" and "driving the pig to market", and for the children, races and a peanut scramble. The 1973 family reunion will be held on July 8th, in. Lions park Seaforth. The Paris Band concert was in process througbout the.event. McCLURE REUNION The 1972 McClure Reunion was held at the Kinburn Hail on July 9th with a good attend- ance. Results of the sportawere as follows: Boys and Girls 6 and under - Mary Gibson, Donna McClure: Girls 7 - 8 Darlene Taylor, Debbie Taylor: BOys - 8 Doug McClure, Keith Mc- Clure: Girls 9 - 10 Carolyn McClure, Doris McClure: Boys 9 - 10 Danny McClureL:Jim Mc-. Clure: GiiTs-11 - 12 Shirley McClure, Cheryl MFClure: Boys 11 - 12 Paul McClure, Danny McClure: Girls Over 12 Debbie McClure, Patsy/Anderson: Boys over 12 Don McClure, Paul Mc- Clure, A candy scramble was en- joyed by the 'little tots. The 2 relays were won by Dorothy. Dalton's team and' Mary McClure's team. The oldest person present was Mrs. Rae Shaddock from Clinton, the youngest was Billy, from the home of Walter Mc- Clure. The person coming the furthest distance was Jim Mac- aulay from Sarnia. The boy with the longest hair was Paul McClure and the person with the most change in his wallet was Grant Smith. - The officers for 1973 are: Pres. Ron Williamson, Vice Pres. Jack. Taylor, Sec. Treas. Barbara McClure, Sports Comm- ittee, Neil and Gary McClure, Debbie McClure, Marilyn Taylor, and Frances Armstrong. Drinks Committee - Sam and Mary McClure, Walter and Mur- iel McClure. ' An Expositor"Classified will pay you dividends. Have• you tried one? Dial 527r0240. BETHEL BIBLE- CHURCH Egmondville REV. D. L, PATTERSON, B.Th., Pastor SUNDAY, JULY 23rd 10 :00 Family .Bible School 11:00 Family Worship Hour ' 8 :00 Drive-in Service — Lions. Park Mr. J. DeForrest, of the Rio Grande Bible Institute, Edinburg, Texas, will minister at' aliservices. JUST ARRIVED! TRUCK LOAD OF PIECE GQ0DS REGULARto $ 6 .9 8 Per Yd, VALUES ' $2.97 Per Yd. TUBULAR KNITS $2.5 7 Per Yd. HEAVY QUALITY (POLYESTER) CRIMPKNIT $2.8 7 Yd LATEST IN FASHIONS & SHADES IN ALL LINES NOTICE Sat., July 22 will be the last day we will be able to Jell Scarfe's interior and.exterior high quality paints for $7.47 per gal. and 2,47 per qt. Starting Monday July 24 prices willube higher. STRETCH•DENIM Wanted FIVE HOMES IHALNEED SIDING Five local homeowners will have the opportunity to eliminate outside painting permanently and beautify 'their _propetty at a.-substantial reduction with the new 1972 SOLID VINYLTSIDING PIONEERED BY B. F. GOODRICH COMPANY Engineered to eliminate denting and noisy defects of old style metal siding,' this new product is laboratory tested twice, strong as any other Metal siding and provides excel- lent winter insulation. Reinforced by a color thicknesS •30 times of spray aluminum finishes, it renders a beautiful textired appearance, Te-" storing the home to the traditional colonial style. As an introductory offer, the authorized dealer will removate 5 homes at a reduction of 25% Of' nationally advertised price' as advertised in Better Homes and Gardens, Life Magazine. This offer is being made to familiarize property owners with new advances in exterior building products. 100% Financing. No Down Payment. Trained , Dealer Mechanies install the panels right over outside walls, with nothing to remove. The completed work • duplicates the natural beauty of wood without its defects, while eliminating the cracking, peeling effects which have disappointed owners with wood, asbestos" and aluminum siding. Qualified homeowners desiring to take advantage of this special offer should call Mr. C. Waugh, 800-265-4165. 01k11111FOIOANCE 0114Vw * • :God Ibtsechei4poi GUANAIITEES $47 010 rgliNT OA REFUND w Bevien Building Products 90 Bessmer Rd., London 52, Ontario OR WRITE BOX 2088 THE HURON 'EXPOSITOR SEAFORTIT, ONTARIO Name • Address 244 Telephone No. STEEL ROOFING CEMENT an CEDAR IPOSTS While the Supply Is Good Correspondent Mrs. Bob Cronin Police are investigating a series of incidents which occurr- News -of St. Columban Correspondent Mrs. Joseph Kale Mr. and Mrs(/ Albert Cronin, and Mr. and 'Mrs. Leo 'Smith and two children, are home foll- owing a visit with friends in SaskatcheFan and Alberta. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cronin and family in Westask- twin, Alta. and attended the wedd- ing of their niece. Misses Mary and Trudy Cl- aessens, left by air, to visit relatives in Holland. Sister Irene, Simcoe, visited her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Murray last.'week. Miss Regina Van Bakel,Stra- throy , where she has a summer job, was, home for the weekend. James Sloan Sr. is spending a couple of weeks with members of his family in Peterborough. WHEN 1'0 /* INCE TORT '"Pisn' auto accident could clean-out, your 'bank account even if you have Auto Insurance ...unleds you have the Extra coverage required. Come in this week and we'll give you all the facts and low cost figures. HCALAND&MOORE &mu/Jaffee INSURANCE OF ALL KINDSA4 GUARANTEED INVESTMENTS PAose,Du0LIN PloaeraitcHELL 345'2512 349'9067 MILL STREET • OUBLIN,ONT. SEAFORTH FARMERS Phone S27-0770, Check Us For BALER TWINE Police investigate vandalism Oscar Tiede of Kitchener have returned home from a motoring trip out west. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Cronin and family Burlington, were • visiting with friends and relatives on 'Sat. and their daughter Jo- Anne is spending 2 weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cronin and tamay. Mr and Mrs. Fred Clarmont of Kitchener spent the week end with Mr. Ferg Horan. Mr. and Mrs. Les Barnes were honoured on their 29th wedding anniversary by their family who painted their house. purposes. Mr. and-Mrs. Jerry Nayman Long Island N.Y. were visiting with Mrs. Frank Evans last week end. Miss Helen Walsh, Stratford, and Miss Gwen Dawson, Embro were visiting, with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Ryan this past week. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. GoettIer have returned home after visit-- big their daughter Jo-Anne and her husband in the west. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ouellette and son, Essex, spent the week end' with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Benninger. Mr. Joseph L. Ryan and Mr. Celebrates golden jubilee Sister M. Francesca (Anne Doyle) celebrated her Golden Jubilee on Tuesday July 11, at, Mount St. Joseph, London, Ont. She was 'educated- at Dublin and Seaforth Collegiate Institute and attended Stratford Teacher's 'College. After entering the Order of St. Joseph she received her bachelor of arts degree. During• her teaching career she taught and was .principal at elementary and secondary schools., She is the daughter of the late Michael Doyle and Bridget Mur- phy, a member of a family' of nine. A. sister(Mary) Mrs. Jos-. -,eph Downey, Seaforth,,brothers, Joseph of Dublin and Gerald, Arizona are living. During the day she received many relatives and- friends and 'ins presented with many gifts, flowers, cards and best wishes. Guests were present from Omaha, Nebraska, Denver, Col- oreds., Detroit, London, Chatham, St. Columban, Dublin and Sea- _ forth. - Daily Vacation Bible School at KINBURN CHURCH JULY 24th to 28th 9 :00 to 12 :00 a.m. Bible Stories Crafts Songs Games Missionary Stories • For rides call 482-9880 or 527-1485 THE USE FACTORY OUTLET STORE Old 'Air Force Base Clinton; Ont. A TRUE FACTORY OUTLET STORE FEATURING' SECONDS AND DISCONTINUED LIDS FROM MANE CANADIAN MANUFACTURERS. OUR SELECTION WILL INCLUDE KNIT SHIRTS, MISS 'KIWI, DRESS PANTS. CASUAL PANTS. SOT. LEATHER GOOK FOOTWEAR, SPORTSWEAR, UNIMRII, Me. FOR ALL IMMO OF THE EMILY. MANY FIRST QUALITY LINES WILL ALSO SE OFFERED AT DISCOUNT PRICES TO PROVIDE GREATER SHOPPING VARIETY. STORE HOURS: MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY -1 P.M. TO 10 P.M. SATURDAY - 9 A.M.TO 6 P.M. 1, News of AUBURN Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kinohan and family.ef London, spent Sun- day with Mr. and' Mrs. Bill Kin- ohan of St. Augustine. ,- Mr. and Mrs. Cyril and fam- 41y attended. the PhAlin - Mc- Grout wedding in Blyth on Fri- day night. A shower was held in Donny- • brook hall Friday evening for Miss Mariline ArMstrong. Mrs. Pete Jefferson read an address. The bride was assisted by her sister MrS. Leisman and Miss Snowdon. The shower was arr- anged by Mrs. Chamley, Mrs. Wislon and-Mrs. Thompson., I 14 4 ed at Dublin Friday night. Windows in the athletic assoc- iation building ' were smashed, good posts on the athletic field damaged and a window and door in the separate school broken. Letters from a sign on the Dublin Post Office were removed. ground_ , activities in. Dublin will begin. next Monday. High School' boys or girls whO are interested .in being leaders in the afternoons are asked to contact De'laine O'Rourke at 345- 2919, no later. than Sunday. Dublin 4 - H girls met when the roll call was answered with the 2 special projects plan to do to improve my home surr- oundings', Mrs. Friend showed the girls her garden and plans were made for achievement day. Moreen Delaney Was picked as commentator. Mrs. Burchill gave the girls tips on how to keep flowers longer. They discussed the food value of vegetables 'and Mrs Friend arranged • different kinds of flowers for different places and ATTEND ASSEMBLY A delegation of • 45 from the Seaforth - Clinton area attended the 4,Divihd Ridership" district assembly of Jehovah's Witnesses at Brantford's Civic Centre Sun- day. They, were told that God's kingdom was the only hope of mankind- for stable government capable of giving men a secure and happy future.