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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1973-06-28, Page 10r• 10-4140 HURON ExposiTo HOT TIPS ' Getting Married? Or Re-Do That Established Home? We Help You Save! Save! & Save! . And Who Does Not Need To Save Nowadays? We Can Save You More On Davenports — Space Savers — Living Room Suites — Dining Room Suites — Bed room Suites — Kitchen Suite s Chairs — Box Springs & Mattresses AND MANY, MANY WEDDING GIFT ITEMS Or Refrigerators, — Ranges — Wash ers Dryers — Dishwashers Broadloom Indoor Outdoor Shag Floor Covering At Prices You Won't Believe. Or T.V. Color — Hi Fi' s , Portable Component Sets Radios, For. The Hottest Deals In. All Our Merchandise (GIVE US,A TRY) GINGERICHS LTD ZURICH 236-4351 .8t.A.FORTH 527.-02.90 t by Beta labto Studio) ,Starr Fischer, daug,b(ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fischer of R.R.4, . Walton, graduated from St.Joseph's Hospital, London' on June 22. She was educated at S.S.#9, McKillop Township and S.D.H.S. EAFORTH, OM; JUNE 28, 1973 I YOU ARµ LOOKING FO O arrowhig pens • Sow tie stalls O Finishing Pens • Cow tie and free stalls • Water bowls' • Lixit pig nipples. Contact: HENRY GERRITS BARYPLUMBING.,and. EQUIPMENT 482-9588 CLINTON RIBUTOR FOR HYDE PARK FARM I READ and USE EXPOSITOR Cf.ASSIFIED Columban Correspowient Mrs. Joseph Kale ' Mrs. Gordon Butters and Kimberly left on Saturday for Vancouver after spending a few weeks visiting with their famtlY!.. Sister Victorine of London, spent Monday visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Murray and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nolan. Why are these three people smiling? Margaret G.Y. McLean (laft) graduated from Sir George Williams University School of Retailing in MontreaL She received the Better Business Bureau award, a plaque donated by the T. Eaton Co. Ltd., for general proficiency and will join Dylex Diversified Ltd., Toronto in July. Her sister, Susan White (centre) has received her B.A. from Glendon College, York University, with honours, in Political science and is employed for the summer with the Huron Expositor. Andrew hite (right) in May received a diploma in Public Health from Ryerson Polytechnical Institute and is employed with the Perth District Health Unit, Stratford, as a Health Inspector. Susan and Margaret are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. A. Y. McLean, Seaforth and Andy is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles 11. White, Birmingham, Michigan. (Photo by Bridgeland) News of McKillop activity Friends gather as long time courier has 90th birthday Edward James Pollard was born on June 17, 1880. On Sunday he celebrated his 90th birthday with his family at the home of Mrs.Mervyn Pipe in Brussels. Young Edward grew up in Grey Township.He married Margaret Ann Cantelon, now deceased, •in 1906. Together they farmed-in Morris Township with their three daughters; Esther May, Mrs. Leslie Braddock, Vancouver, de- ceased; Margaret Lauretta, Mrs. Chester Rintoul, Seaforth; and Frieda Irene, Mrs. Mervyn Pipe, Brussels. Mr. Pollard has six grandchildren and eighteen ereat grandchildren. Ed. Pollard was the first mail carrier out of Brussels in ...1@,13,,, and served the village in that capacity for 15 years. First in a' horse and buggy, then a bicycle and the last few years in a Model T. "The route was twenty-two and a half miles long and we worked every day except Sunday", said Mr. Pollard. The Pollards retired to Brussels in 1950. He now lives at the Cal- lender Nursing Home, Brussels. 1/4 "It's a nice place and ,I enjoy the companionship of the other residents very much", he says. The Regele reunion was held at Brodhagen Community Centre on Sunday, June 24th. Everyone enjoyed a delicious dinner, and supper and sports were in the al .ernoon. ,President and Sec- retary for 1974 are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Preszcator of Crediton; Vice-President Mr. and Ivirs. John Brown of Walton and sports committee are Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Muegge of Seaforth. Mrs. Mary Thornton is a patient in • Seaforth Community Hospital. Syrnpathy is extended to Mr. William Manley and family in the death of Mrs. William Manley. Mrs. Ed Regele and Mrs. Mary Thorntoh visited one day, last week with Mrs.. Reuben Aiken3 of R.R. 1, Dublin. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Burns of Dublin spent Sunday evening with Mrs. Mary Thornton. Mrs. Carl Seimon visited day evening with Mrs. Ed Regele. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Howe of Cromarty visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Regele. Mrs. Harold McCallum held a Coppercraft Guild Show at her home on MOhday Mrs. Hoff of Seaforth visited with Mrs. Joy Hewer on Monday. Sympathy is extended to Mr. Andrew McNichol and family in the loss of his wife Verna. ASSISTANCE A LIONS PARK CAR STICKER The Seaforth Lions Park While there continues to be no charge for cars entering Seaforth Lions Park, it is hoped that drivers of each vehicle will display a Lions Park Car Sticker. In this way niany of those hundreds of ar- ea citizens who each summer enjoy the park facilities can have a small part in assisting in the continued operation of the park. IS A RECOGNITION OF YOUR HELP AND CO-OPERATION IN MEETING THE COSTS OF MAINTAINING THE 'PARK titi IN1 ENJOY AND USE THE FACILITIES OF ONLY $1.00 EACH GOOD DURING 1973 for as many visits as you wish Available at Seaforth Banks,- many stores and at the Lions Park 1973 LIONS PARK SEAFORTH ONTARIO Car Contribution Of $1 Paid Angela Devereaux, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .A'rtimr Devereamtreceived her Bachelor of Arts Degree from Brescia • College, University of . Western 0 ntario. She is a graduate of St. James' and S.D.H.S. and has ac- cepted a position at Kitchener Public Library.. Herbicides — Insecticides — Fungicides If you hare—Weed problems we have the solutions. High Clearance' -- Drop Nozzles 50-Foot 'Booms High Volume .. Self -propelled Sprayers Experienced Licensed — Insured FOR RATES, RECOMMENDATIONS, ETC. PHONE: MITCHELL 348-8218 (Erik Singer. Photo) CROP SPRAYING CLINTON 4827220 SPR A TEK Darlene M. Elligsen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin. Elligsen, • 5,13.. #4, recentl,y graduated from Stratford Teachers' College. Her early education was received at S.S.#8, McKillop School and Seaforth District High School. She has accepted a position at Eastdale Public School, Listowel. *Complete chem ica I supplies & accessories *Lawn furniture *Poo I chemicals *Above-ground pools Display open all this weekend Open everyday and evenings too. *In-ground r- poo Is wm. RINTOUL'S LUXURY PRODUCTS 96 Patrick St. W., Wingharn, Phone 357-2618 "(Photo by Kirk Studios, London) Brenda Bewley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bewley, Walton, Ontario graduated from St. Joseph's Regional School of Nursin g, London, Friday, June 22. She received her education at . Walton Public School and Seaforth District High School. Swim Aid "arm bands" now in stock. • made MO DU±AXie!ia COAST9KnON. •S cedar. • cil.e • 4<oln - 63 craf6orn.". • stainless rla;I9, screws E., kinies. • 9 ONCIA6 ovta de sea ler. • ,nsicis ca,efully 64 • Ca.ic ssem 616— cos9 clea4. 4~ Mai THE PRINCESS Of the hundreds of thousands of Canadians who......came home from -World War II, the most unusual was a Canadian by adop- tion - a horse with a distin- guished name. She was the Princess Louise, the mascot of a tank regiment, the 8th Princess Louise's New BrunsWick Hus- sars. The soldiers had found her on an Italian battlefield in September 1944,- a month-old colt, wounded and nuzzling her dead mother. They gave her- a shot of rum, patched her wounds, put her at the head of the daily sick parade until she was well. And they gave her the name of the daughter of Queen Victoria who had bes- towed' her .own name on the regi- ment many years before. When the time came to leave sAuna. By John D. Baker Public Relations Officer - Branch 156 Italy in February 1945, there were strict orders that no mascots were to sail. The Hussars built •a false end in a truck, put the Princess behind it with food and a soldier-attendant.. And in this way she got to France. As long as the fighting lasted and after peace came, she accom- panied the unit through western Europe. She travelled inher own truck, marched on parades. The soldiers were heartbroken when they had to leave for home with,: out her. But, after months breaking through red tape, she" made it to New York by liner in March 1946. In New Brunswick sh-e' got a reception befitting her rank. She wore a saddle gaily decked with the regimental shoulder patch, her campaign ribbons and three wound stripes. Behind a guard of honor and a band, she marched through the streets of Saint John. The mayor greeted her, in Rothe- say, school children got time off to greet her, in Hampton, her biography was read from thd' balcony of the county courthouse and a magistrate presented a "certificate of naturalization." When it was all over, she settled day* in her own private quarters at the unit's militia headquarters in Sussex. ,she lived there for years, the pride and darling of the regiment, living as a princess should - happily ever after. PAST EVENTS Last Friday, June 22nd, the dIP Bingo attracted eighty players. Prizes to .the value of $322100 were won. COMING EVENTS Friday June 29th, Bingo at the Saturday, June 30th, Social at the Legion Hall, during the evening the 'draw for the $1,000 will be made. Come on out and dance to the music of the "Blue Tones': (Members who haVe tickets to sell, remember you only have a few days.) Sunday, July 1st, Drumhead ser- vice and parade at the Exeter Legion Branch. Cars will bei leaving Branch 156 at 1:00 p.m. Thursday July 5th, Executive meeting commencing at 8:0 p.m. Last Sunday, June 24th, Legion golfers took to the greens. Forty-one teed. off and a very successful tournament ensued. Ken Doig won the low gross and Rod Doig won the low net, Jack ' Muir won the Duffer's trophy. Barbecued steaks were served to the participants. Note: Display the 1973 Lions Park Car Sticker on the lower left corner of your windshield. *Pool toys t