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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1972-07-27, Page 12Scanning the Weeklies By Lee Hee In scanning the Zurich Citizens News we note an item in the Hayfield news which tells of a sizeable donation being„ made 'to Hayfield Lions Club by Loyal Orange Lodge in Varna, to help defray the cost of busing children to swimming classes, in Clinton. --- Still in the Hayfield news, Bill Sturgeon and Mrs. 1*}L.F. Gairdner marked their 91st and 80th birthdays respectively this month.--- St. Boniface CWL plan a pilgrimage to the Shrine at St. Marys, August 17th. Mrs. Jerome Sweeney and Mrs, Mozart Gelinas are in charge of the arrangements. The Blyth Standard reports the Agricultural Society is bilsy with plebs for their fall fair. One of the high- lights sill be an irpproved barrow show. Adrian Vos has aereed to take charge of this shwa and plans changes from oiler year-s„ .The horse sho•A .111 have $1,500 in prizes. it'll - Des plant held i,pel, house last ,leek, according to the Clinton Ne•,,s-trec,,r1„,liel, more than 4u0 people went through the plant. lci is Clinton's newest plant, employs 2,1 local the ininufacture of precision tools and f,;is a n o ," Recreation Director, lie Is N.,rto,, amt he ,d11 .'be responsible fur handlin., all of Clibtol.•, yeereational needs. lie succeeds Doug Alidrees .tie,',,rut to liderton. The Wingham Advance-Times reports a rili}or and ambitious lung range plan fur Bowed; To.,,,liship and the Villages. of Wroxeter, Gurrle and Furd,i Hi to lie under- taken over a ten - year period .is announced by Bowick Lions Club, ' The ten - year plan will begin immediately and a central swimming pool to serve the villages and the surrounding' areas is to be built in Gorrie. the centre of the area served. Cost of the proposed pool is about $30,000 including landscapingi,dreSsing rooms and access- ories. • The Exeter Times - Advocate reports that a car stolen Friday morning was found about an hour later the Ausable River in Exeter's Riverview Park. TEae dynamiting 'of a silo on the property of Gib Dow damaged several homes a ,few'hundred Yards away last Monday. The silo itself was left standing. --- Exeter je\k'eller Jack Smith has rented his store to Simpson's according to an announcement this ,A eek Cl111(1110, `hiS watch repair and engraving business from his res- idence. Simpson's already had rented their existing store from Mr. Smith who built the building' housing the two businesses 22 years ago when lie moved here. Coderich Signal-Star reports that this year's Summerfest, tu' be held July.. 27, 28 and 29 •Nill be one filled' with the excitement of a carnival. There will be entertainment galore, art exhibits from all over, south- western' Ontario, .1 midway. showers, of flowers and food stops a plenty The Art Clut.,whichlias been sponsoring . the event for eleven years now, will he showing exhibits of paintings from Sarnia, London, Wit,dsor anrithe Toronto area. Craft displays in pottery, sculpture and ceramics will be there. --- For the Prst time c,oderieh repre- sented in the annual Mact.maw race on Lake Huron as "The Butterfly'' owned by, Bruce Sully, took part in the 300 mile competition. Word ..vas received Just bekire press time that ''The Butterfly" was the last boat to finish under sail in the rare, al. I hi' ;PA arded the unofficial "Pickle Boat" for ;t s efforts:. ,• The crew, included Bruce Sully, 13ruce McDonald, Jack Needham, John Hughes, all of Goderich, Dit,1(1 Clark of Gorrio and •Jim Flowers of Woodstock. • 23. Bus. Directory 25. In Memoriam ° 26. Personal Itgliiiii11111111111.11111111INNIENffilssa DISCOUNT ON ALL, Men's & Boys' BERMUDA SHORTS — SWIM SUITS SHORT SLEEVE DRESS and SPORT SHIRTS — KNITS' — JACKETS Specials GET YOUR SUPPLY of STEEL 4 ROOFING Portland and Masonary CEMENT and CEDAR POSTS While the Supply Is Good Check Us- For BALER TWINE SEAFORTH FARMERS Phone 527-0770' Seaforth RACHO - In loving memory of Mary Agnas Racho who passed away July 30,1971. - At night the silent stars look down On a grave not far from here Where sleeps the one we can't • forget And always loved so dear. The dearest Mother tiffs world' could:hold, A cheery smile and heart of gold, To those who knew her, all will know How much. we- -lost ago. - Sadly missed and always re- membered hti her family. • 25-46-1 ane year , WEDDING • INVITATIONS READ and USE POST CLASSIFIED DIAL DIRECT .11 • Cadet 75 foryear zone manager for A draw for a tool set and boxior-. those attending the Seaforth Seminar was won by Emmerson Coleman, H.R. 3, Seaforth, while a similar prize at the Ayr- Gait Seminar went to Don Eby of Ayr. All tickets entered for the draws at the two ,Seirnin,ars sponsored by Vincents will now be sent to London, where, on November 1st, a draw for, the .rent free use for' one year of an International 966 tractor Will be made. The management And staff of the three Vincent bran'ehes extend their thanks to all those who attended the seminars and made them such a success. adv. MEN'S WESTERN JACKETS Reg. $12.95 Value $7.95 GROUP of MEN'S SHIRTS up to $7.00 Value — $2 .95 A group of regular pants and jeans OYS' sizes 8-1 8 $1.95 MEN'S sizes 30-34 .$2 .95 ILL O'SHEA MEN'S WEAR Winner of I.H.C. A Combine Seminar sponsored by Vincent Farm Equipment, Seaforth on July 10th attracted 125 interested area farmers. 'A similar, event sponsored by Vincent's Ayr and Gait branches on July 13th had an attendance of 150: Staff members from Vincents arid International Harvester conducted the informative program after which refreshments were served. A highlight of the final evening was a draw for a rent free use of a 7 1/2 horsepOwer Cadet 75 tractor and mower for one year. Above, Warren Vincent (centre) of the Ayr branch, presents the keys to the happy winner, Don Wooleott of R.R..1, Bright (left). Looking on is Larry Jenkerson (right) district The 104-year-old Halifax Public Gardens of Nova Scotia are located right in the heart of the bustling port of Halifax -- 'yet there is such an uncanny hush along its tree-lined walks that you can hear 'a pin drop. . The 16-3/4-acre oasis of sil- ince is a genuine Victorian period piece which has miraculouily survived Into the 20th century with all the trimmings of the 19th. ' The quaint, ginger-breadish bandstand was built in honour of Queen Victoria's" Golden Jub- ilee back In lain. The massive- ly handsome wrought-iron entrance gates which were im- ported from Scotland in 1890 for a mere $600 could not be obtained anywhere todayfor ten times that amount. Each gate is adorned with the News of CROMART1 Correspondent • Mrs. Ken McKellar in place of their regular July meeting, the Marian Ritchie Evening Auxiliary, met on the lawn at the KilbarchauRest Home in Sea-forth, and presented a pro- gram for the patients there. Mrs. Sam McCurdy presided for the worship service which opened with the Doxology. Mrs. Larry Gardiner read the scripture from Isaiah 55, and the meditation and prayer were given by Mrs. McCurdy. Mrs. T. L. Scott accompanied herself on the auto- harp and sang solos including, There's a Bluebird on my Win= kiowsill and AmazingGrace. Mrs. Lorne Elliott gave two readings, Give me a Friend and The Whole of Life. Mrs. Gordon Laing entertained with accordian music playing favourite hymns and polkas. A very humorous read- hie, A Monkey's Viewpoint was en by Mrs. Glen Elliott, Miss Mabel Turnbull expressed the thanks .or the residents of the Borne and lunch was served. On Monday afternoon, the home economist, Miss Hen- derson, was in the area inspect- ing th'e gardens of the 4 - club members. Several families from this community attended the Allen- McLachlan-Hoggarth fatnily re- union at Lions Park Seaforth on Sunday afternoon: Mr, an d Mrs. Otto Walker and Mr. and Mrs.Darrell parker of Staffa spent a week visiting: ...with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Walker and family of Dowling, Ontario. • Mr. 'and Mrs. Alex Ramsey visited on Monday evening with their son and daughter-iii-law Mr. and Mrs. James Ramsey and family at Molesworth. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gardiner, Lisa and,Steven were Mr. and Mrs. Ken Bears and Brian, St. Marys, 'Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gardiner,' Brenda Ronald and Robbie. Restore capital of wpoden s hip Novia Scotia . The oldest settlement inCan- ada, at Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia, •has., been partially re- stored at the O'Dell Inn Mus- eum In the .style of the 1850s. One room h ouses."TheDays of sail" collection. This is a display of pictures, records, mementoes, models, and tools of the ship-building trade from 1840 to the end of World War 1. The first ships build in North America were launched nearby in 1606. . The Schoolmaster's House, dating from 1790, contains a coll- ection of education aids "from pioneer'days.' These two buildings are the first phase of a restoration of St. George Street,, the home of Canada's wooden shipbtfilding empire. It was the third largest in the world at the time. .JOHN E. LONGSTAFF OPTOMETRIST . By Appointment Only Seaforth Office Tues., Wed., Thurs., 9 to '5:30 Thursday evenings Monday only - Clinton Office For Appointment Phone 527-1240 - or 482-7010 23-43-tf 24. Cards of Thanks I ;wish to thank my friends and neighbours for gifts, cards and visits while I was a patient in Sea-forth CoMmunity Hospital. Special 'thanks to Rev. Hancock, Dr. Malkus ancf nurses for their kindness. - Marie Dalrymple. 24-46x1 The family of the late Mrs. Helen Nigh would like to thank their friends, neighbours and re- latives for the flowers, mass cards, donations to the Heart Fund and cards and letters of sympathy. during their recent be- reavement. Special ,thankS to Dr. Malkus, nurses at the hos- pital, Box Funeral Home, Father Laragh and the • C. \ V.1„, and to those who sent , baking to the house. It was all very much appreciated, 24-46x1 My sincere thanks to all for visits, flowers, gifts and cards which I received while in wing- ham Hospital and 'on returning home. Special thanks to the , nursing staff, Dr. Wilkins, Dr. Ping and Rev. S. McDonald. All was greatly appreciated. - Jean Leiner. 24-46x1 I would like tei thank all those who remembered me with cards, gifts and visits while I was a patient in Clinton Public Hospital and since coming home. Thanks to Dr. Addison, Dr. Walde n and the nursing staf of the hospital. Special thanks to the men who came and helped put my hay in and to those who were so kind in. many other' ways. Arnold Keys. 24-46-1 I would like to thank everyone who visited me, sent treats and cards while I was a patient in Seaforth dommunity Hospital. Special thanks to the nurses and Dr. Malkus,;* - Joanne Carter 24-46-1 Mr. and Mrs. 'John Jaques (nee Marie Hodgert) wish to thank all who attended their receptidn and dance, also for the gifts as they were very much apprec- iated, 24-46x1 r would like to thank Dr.BradY and the 'nurses at the hospital, all our friends and, relatives for visits cards and gifts and a ••1. very special thank you since coming home. - Mrs. Bruce Armstrong. 24-46-1 Remember! It takes but .a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pocket. To advertise, just Dial Seaforth 527-0240. Mr. anci Mrs. W. J. Leeming, R.R. 4, Walton wish to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Mary Elizabeth to David Carl Brady, son of Dr. and Mrs. P. L. Brady, Seaforth. The wedding will take place Saturday, August 26 at 4 p.m. In Duff's United Church, Walton. 26 -46x I Mr. and Mrs. Fred H.Glanville, Mitchell, Ontario wish to announce the engagement of their youngest daughter,LeonalViaxine, to Donald Eric Biffonnette, son of Mrs. Christina (Betty) Bit- fonnette of Mitchell.. The wedding will take place,Saturday August 26, 19/2 at 7 P.M. in Knox Presbyterian Church, Mitchell. 26:46x1 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Scott, 27 John. Street, Seaforth, wish to" announce the forthcoming .17 marriage of their daughter, Karen Anne to Mr. Brian Kenneth MacDonald, Son of Mr. and Mrs. His smiling way and pleasant Kenneth MacDonald, R.R. 1, face . 13lyth. The wedding will take Are a pleasure to recall, place August 19,. 1972 at '7:00 He had a kindly word for each p.m. at First Presbyterian And died suddenly beloved'o ‘:y Church, Seaforth. 26-46x1 all, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Small, 230 Davidson Ave. North, Listowel are pleased to announce the , forthcoming marriage of their daughter, • Eileen Lynda marguerite to Mr. John Thomas Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Brown of Dublin. The wedding will take place Firday, July 28th at seven thirty o'clock in , North Mornington Presbyterian 27, Births STEELS - To ',Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Steels, Kitchener, Ont. at ,Seaforth Community Hospital on July 17,1972, a son. 27-45x2 WEITZEL - To Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weitzel, Mitchell, Ont. at Seaforth Community Hospital on July 14, 1972', a daughter. 27-45x2 With - Doug. and Linda Hyde, O wen, Sound,' are happy to announce the arrival of their son, Jeffery Douglas, on July 15th at Wingham District Hos- pital. First grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Lowe,Brussels and another ,grandichild for stn. and Mrs. Alex Hyde, Kippen. 27-46-1 at Seaforth Community Hospital on July 21, 1972, a daughter. 27-46x1 HABKIRK - Brian and Dianne (nee Papple) are pleased to announce the birth of, their son, Jamie Robert Scott, on July 22, 1972 at St. Joseph's Hospital, Londort,--Ontario. 27-46-1 rl USE EXPOSITOR WANT -ADS I Phone 527-0240 1100•2 11(2(1,1111e in‘ itations with writrIcte confident:e from our elevate ,,i.lcchon...ehich iinnouncernenk and oil th-e wrrect wt ctiding acces,..orics, Our wedding gift to \ tin„, • Kccp,,,ikc copy (,)1'wiir In\ itiition priice ,,,,Lfd in Iniuriyio, gold Come in and receirt; your fret , Bridal Gift Regiver 12 irHe HURON EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTH, ONT., JUI,Y 27, 1972 I . . Hear a pint drop in Brio park • AHIEBEilir p J "b a R be Life — Health- and 'Accident — .• RegiStered Retirement Pensions D'e'dTagble-,-.1 RW§134-6 Fe-cf Retirement Annuities Reprie-enting Sun Life Assurance Company • ' of ;Canada TELEPHONE 527.0410 117 GODERICH ST. EAST — SEAFORTH , ARNOLD STINNISSEN we. O'BRIEN - In loving memory of my dear husband, Charles Alexander O'Brien, who passed away one year ago July 22nd, 1971. The joys we shared together And the memories I hbld dear The home and happiness you gave me Will keep you always near. No other one in all this world Did I ever find so true You gave me loving kindness Asking nothing in return. • It broke. my heart to lose you But you did not go alone, For part of me went with you The day God called you home, So I laid my heart beside you And silently walked away. - Sadly missed and always re- membered by wife Elizabeth. 25-46x1 O'BRIEN - In loving memory of a dear Father, Grandfather and Great-Grandfather Chart-es' Alexander O'Brien, who -passed away one year ago July 22nd, 1971: BUTTERS - In loving memory of a dear- wife, Elizabeth, . who assed away two years ago to-day uly 27th, 1970. My heart aches with sadness, And secret tears still flow, What it meant 'to lose you No one will ever kilaw. When I'm sad and lonely, And everything goes wrong, I seem to hear you whisper, "Cheer up and carry on." Each time I see your picture You . seem to smile and' say, "Don't cry, I. am only sleep- ing,. We'll meet again some day." Ever remembered by her hug'- SILLS - To Mr, and yrs. James and, Thos. Butters. 25-46x1 • Sills, Seaforth, Ont,, at Seaforth Community, Hospital, on July 15, ACHO - In loving memory of 1972, a daughter. • '217-45x2 dear Sister Mary who passed Way July 30,1971. Dear Sister you are not for- gotten Though on earth you are no more • Still in memory you are with us As you always were before Sadly missed by Sisters Eliza- th, Margaret, Brother Bill. 25-46x1 Wonderful memories woven in gold, This is a picture we tenderly hold, Deep In our hearts a memory is kept, To, love, to cherish, to never forget, Some day we hope to meet him ' . Some day we know not when, To clasp his hand in the better Church. 26-46-1 land, . Never to part again. HUTTON - JACKSON - Always remembered and sadly Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M. missed by daughter Margaret and Jackson, of R.R,#2, Kippen are son-in-law Joe and families. pleased to announce the forth- 25-46x1 coming marriage of their•young- est daughter, Loii-Ethel, to Mr. Douglas Neville Hutton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan 14. Hutton* PS London, Ontario. • The wedding will take place at 6 P.M. on Saturday, August 26, 1972 . at Egmondville United Church, Egmondville, Ontario. 26-46x1 STOCKWELL - To Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Stockwell of Windsor at Hotel Dieu , Windsor on July 17, 1972 , a daughter, Sharon • ' -panion, Laurina. 27-46x1 1- As ~I walk-tiiroughll€c alone. - Sadly missed and MaGRAE - To Mr. and MiS. .loved by your husband Jim. Michael MacRae,,Dublin,Ontario 25-46x1 RACHO - In loving memory of a deeply missed wife who sleeps one year, July 30,1971. Molly you are not forgotten, Though you 'are not here, . Still in my memory you are with me, As you alwayS were before, I have lost my soul's corn- drole old city crest, consisting of two oldtithe sailors sporting straw boaters, and carrying the, evocative motto "E Mari Mercer" ("Wealth From The Seas"). Other bits of Hallgonlan Vic- toriana: Canada's first skating rink, built In 1859; the digni- fied descendants of a swan cou- ple presented to the Gardens by the late King George V of Eng- land; the Soldiers' Monument and Fountain commemoratingCanad- tans who served to the South African. Campaign of 1899-1902; the statues of'Ceres, goddess of agriculture, Diana at her bath, and Flora, goddess of flowers, which date back to 1,88.7. An Expositor Classified ,.d11 pay you dividends. Have you tried one" Dial 52'7-0240. .11# Aneon )cpositror 527-0240 Seaforth