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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1974-06-20, Page 4new yellow Imes to mark parking spaces along Mairl St, last week. Student Summer ! Every IDollaI, pen !t1rs..lirr\ I?rkert. Mr. and Mn. Mike Maloney of employee Perry Broome, centre, puts paint on the curb, while -foreman Harvey we Control Results -� Strattird and Mrs. Raritu, Kell}. Doirna e, right, and _eon Bannon paint with long handled rollers. (Staff Photo) + In $5.60 Savingsl ,. Angela and Karen of Kinkitra 5tatta spent Sundal. \\ith Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Maloney. Mr. and Correspondent Mrs. Jim Oulette and children of Mrs, John Tenipleman Windsor \isited on the \\eekend —.lith' Mr. '' and Mrs. Hugh Benninger. A IagFVk \+ld attended the Ra\ Waghorn. Brantford. Mr. Mr, and Mrs.Frank Kistner annual stra\`berr\' and han, and Mrs. Harr Waghorn, St. \\ere in Detroit un Sunday, supper -in Hibberi United Church, Marys, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Mr,' anti Mrs. Stan Davies and on Wednesda\ F\ening. S4, s. St. Mares. Mr. and Mrs. Adarn of Fergus and Pat and AGRICULTURAL AfRCRAFT Donate to i SPRAYING Provide Many More AdvantAges ... errp�ed "Kr C�S + •Crops may be sprayed at the most advantageous •urre There is no soil compaction Crippled, Childrens Day at 'There Is no damage to the grain ... this alone could mean a saving of $7 toS10 per acre Family Paradise 'tris a huge ( "Even wet fields can becoygred evthly and compteteW.4 success. Last tuck donations -No investment required for equipment . from the park amounted' to and fetrtflizer Q # i - SJ'3.'*, - Entertainers who � Beat the weather ...For all your weed � Y !� d be n w � califs At tints• of \vrifing..Mrs, flub\ Clayton Lorie, London, Mr. and Hcicn Adams of Camp Borde n 's\'•^a; ,.s., ... .. ..::..... .... -.=a, I; b, on gratin, coon an ins arrange o Y D � Reed is a' patient. in Seaforth Mrs. Jack Watson. Watcrtutt, Mr. 6 ' Y Skit - Giuin� ,loc'Up in the f 'i�ltt li I lx41! lf"IC4f .« s5t�'a }R> ?idTtlr ON «ttl�`� ;+)y i1.N.4 and Mrs. Renton Mitchell. and Gcor•ge. and KiJTnbcrlc� of Vancou\cr '\lornm_, Father - John Hieknell; •Monkton.The and 'file Con nlr\.Iesters ' from Irt n1,\ [)ui.harnii, John Hicknell:. Sunda\. risitt?rs \\ith Mr, and Mitchell. Mr. and Mr,. Norman "-'iklemied the funeral of is 'a 111 Grandma • Mar\Jo RXatt:.Mother D .1 • 11 C. 1,-\ ' Bradlev Bunch (11 SPRA41140, SERVICE. ., Miss Anne , Mclad\ Ict1 ' for ..., }S }}}} l... ;.<.Pall we set".11011111 ,\on he Mr. Bud ' Chanincv, Based at Seott'. Poultry Farm, Seaforth duties a, nurse ina sunnnir i:unp �,,,.,, - I'ai S1iLul\;' Guards 11 t r� •' 1 '� keenest f softball• in . Mr. end "Mt s. Bork Hands and The. est able o It ,. �• `"` � Kathy,er' h Mr, and. Mrs: '^' the • history f. Winthrop is K. hy, Go to , �x�<��° Gordon Dou herty ,.and fdml! planned for Su day, .lune 23rd. at y' g;. �, :�• ,,� „� ;�, .�° ;� ' � . ;;�, ,� +' est pperton, Mr, and Mrs, Tony p sharp Organizers sag h B Wolfcapttp and Marsha tlid 1!•4 y - that people bring the family to see Harris, Mitchell, Ron Harris and ' 1f*,+; ;' -` these.outstanding teams in action athy visitedMr. and ';' �, „'? •r ,•'� ;a ,' il;�tN` namely 'The McKillop Senior ob irtFather's Day. Citizens' (McKillop Council) MBEar and Mrs. Harold Storey,against the'WinthropWarriors' Bennie and Ray'vi'sited Sunday i d S �'t . _ Yi « : �ywith at Winthrop Bali Park. The casualty list will appear in Mr, and Mrs. Ernie Dale, �' r ,•::. Es `i tf` ,.`t bt {•'�•-.�;,.iN('( �'.4? Y this column the following week. Clinton. �-�� tr Personals Mr, and Mrs. Bob Hulley r �.nt� t, a Mr. and Mrs•'Art Guest, Lois, attended the funeral of their ` Fr. r. J.ark •�osteuo ut N tndsur lhestmtnster Mos �ual to London. p Kitrhincr spent the ycekcnd M;,s t, v h* ,„a I"j " Her; "t' Christine, and Wesley, Kincar• uncle, Harvey Hulley, a Iong,time with Mr, and Mrs. resident of 1vlcKiltop Townshir, on spent a few days last week \rith p Mr. and Mrs.DanCostello t\ho Miss Mary Evans of Windsor \\ith Mr. and Mrs. Lou Rowland. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. •, ,, �' � �•��c a n dine, visited Harold SBonnie and tray.' 'Wednesday. Theburial took place fore y returned a ith him ro spend a felt visited Inst \\oek with Mrs. Frank B\ers on Sunday were Mr. and �„zr �� -�” Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hulley, in Blyth cemetery. Sandra Hulley has retuned days who Mr, and Mrs. Doug. FSans• Mrs. Earl Edgar and children of g< Molest\orth, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin 1 Bob, Sand David, Debbie and y• Danny visited on Father's Day home after holidaying with her ' McGillvray at Chathant. In last \\eek's issue it \\as Mr. and Mrs.George Coyne spent the \\cekend at' a frailer Johnstn, and children ` of „4kt ���;�'��_� with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker, cousin. Miss Jackie McGhee, V � reported that Mr. Les Barnes \\ as park near Goderich. Lundesboro and Mr, and Mrs.Al Biers Kitchener. y ' pv �. C r.,marty. London. ----�---�~—"'� -- �► a patient in University Hospital in London t+hien should hate read Mrs, Thos. Murtha of Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Da%e Murtha of and children of .� --- K1r. -Mike Eckert spent Sunday P' 'PAINTING YELLOW LINES -- Town of Seaforth employees were busy painting i--o Crop. Researchers Say i at' Sauble BI-ach \lith Mr andtc f On a' new yellow Imes to mark parking spaces along Mairl St, last week. Student Summer ! Every IDollaI, pen !t1rs..lirr\ I?rkert. Mr. and Mn. Mike Maloney of employee Perry Broome, centre, puts paint on the curb, while -foreman Harvey we Control Results -� Strattird and Mrs. Raritu, Kell}. Doirna e, right, and _eon Bannon paint with long handled rollers. (Staff Photo) + In $5.60 Savingsl ,. Angela and Karen of Kinkitra 5tatta spent Sundal. \\ith Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Maloney. Mr. and Correspondent Mrs. Jim Oulette and children of Mrs, John Tenipleman Windsor \isited on the \\eekend —.lith' Mr. '' and Mrs. Hugh Benninger. A IagFVk \+ld attended the Ra\ Waghorn. Brantford. Mr. Mr, and Mrs.Frank Kistner annual stra\`berr\' and han, and Mrs. Harr Waghorn, St. \\ere in Detroit un Sunday, supper -in Hibberi United Church, Marys, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Mr,' anti Mrs. Stan Davies and on Wednesda\ F\ening. S4, s. St. Mares. Mr. and Mrs. Adarn of Fergus and Pat and AGRICULTURAL AfRCRAFT Donate to i SPRAYING Provide Many More AdvantAges ... errp�ed "Kr C�S + •Crops may be sprayed at the most advantageous •urre There is no soil compaction Crippled, Childrens Day at 'There Is no damage to the grain ... this alone could mean a saving of $7 toS10 per acre Family Paradise 'tris a huge ( "Even wet fields can becoygred evthly and compteteW.4 success. Last tuck donations -No investment required for equipment . from the park amounted' to and fetrtflizer Q # i - SJ'3.'*, - Entertainers who � Beat the weather ...For all your weed � Y !� d be n w � califs At tints• of \vrifing..Mrs, flub\ Clayton Lorie, London, Mr. and Hcicn Adams of Camp Borde n SPECIALISTS (N A6RIALSPRAYING donated their tints° and effort on gratin, coon an ins arrange o Y D � Reed is a' patient. in Seaforth Mrs. Jack Watson. Watcrtutt, Mr. \isited \\i1h Mrs, Verna Brooks Mr, and Mr,.'Grnduit Butters Skit - Giuin� ,loc'Up in the "ere the•Silver Strings of Walton � LANIMENS Comnttuiity Hospital. and Mrs. Renton Mitchell. and Gcor•ge. and KiJTnbcrlc� of Vancou\cr '\lornm_, Father - John Hieknell; •Monkton.The and 'file Con nlr\.Iesters ' from Irt n1,\ [)ui.harnii, John Hicknell:. Sunda\. risitt?rs \\ith Mr, and Mitchell. Mr. and Mr,. Norman "-'iklemied the funeral of is 'a 111 Grandma • Mar\Jo RXatt:.Mother D .1 • 11 C. 1,-\ ' Bradlev Bunch (11 SPRA41140, SERVICE. ., Mrs, JtahrrTempien,an and famil\ Robinson. St. Marrs. Mr. and \\ere'%Its, Bc\erl\ Ste\\aj•t,'Strat- Mrs. Gordon Mason and Carol, ford and Mr. and Mrs. David' Bi lh, Mr. and Mrs. Ho\\ard Capling, London, Uiborne. Monkion. Mr. and Mrs. On •Sunda\'. .lune 16th, an Harold Rock. Mitchell. and Mrs. Informal gathering' \\as -held at Ordelia L\'on and Cath\. London. I honne of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Janncs, for friends and relati\cs to Shower -become ae�yuainted .\ith Mrs, Murra\ Haines and Mrs. John. and are rrmauung \t tt rrlatt\ c, Ih n1,\ u. ,a, lilt . . I \, frons C hntun. Ken Stott from SPECIALISTS (N A6RIALSPRAYING for t\\it \\ce•,ks. \Lli,111e. Londeshoro. Lorn,airs from phone $19-875-2541 or 519.875-2591 tr Mrs. ;\finis Kalr of Conduit i, Our dad\ of Fatima Ma` ,The 1.i�towcl and a group put together I t Local Telephone Number 482-3489 1 \lifting ,rn'mhir, of hie tum'►\' I lnr\ \ , hildri n - .I:ntiri Nlai •ra) • I,\ Gail Glam ills and• Bitl Albert RR 2, Glen'Meysr I Irt n1,\ [)ui.harnii, John Hicknell:. and two tlaughicers from St. � WE "AVE BEEN SPRAYING CROPS IN SOUTH - SOUTH - here. \1.1, \ I liles.ed \ ir,±inl - M:u'\ (olurnb:ln. WESTERN ONTAR O FOR THE PAST TWELVE - Miss Anne , Mclad\ Ict1 ' for bl•urr.t,: \lothers -'\lar\ .Int R\att 'I'Ile ,tct•ru:u,d8-track tape. \\as ! YEARS!„ Bant1• last \\cck to take up her r,l f heir Dull\: Ma\or of the ,\on he Mr. Bud ' Chanincv, Based at Seott'. Poultry Farm, Seaforth duties a, nurse ina sunnnir i:unp �,,,.,, - I'ai S1iLul\;' Guards lZ.R #l, Auburn. ,_--^-------'•—'^— -- -- --”" --- there• l hj1 d \ i„cr, Uar\ Malone anti incl, both recent brides. honours Mt•. and Sirs. ,l. R\:nt and '\1rs. ` lit'nd,u1 I ani. ucsts attending 'were: Mr. Recent \ isitol.N \\ it Mrs. \t _i 1 0l 1'rurc Louise D. Sholdicc tit Wah6it' \isiwd M • lo,cph Thorn '\,ere Mr. and 'Mrs, .lark Mi and Mrs. Murray Haines. Mr. I\ir. sku - Hook. 1 ins, ;end Sinker and Mrs. John Haire,. St. Marys, Ge1'Cla Wille \1t,,. Clifford Thornton. Mr. and Roger Haines. Bob Copeland. A shu\\er \i :1, held in St. Mrs, Louis Thornion of London. M.,,nta Da\ lot. tit. Culuntl\;nt 1:„t,,r,u,ut P.:t Mclad\: Chet Macro", London. Gregory %it•• and Mrs. Har\c\ Kintner of srhoul'sl�radi,.Z,Fntl 1 \\,,;.held s;.,In,ir - lirind,m lane. James' School un Saturday' after Guelph. Mr. and Mrs. Leo -tune 11. Parent, ,ntt,ndr d. .111(f 11.•, I hree Pig,: ; Pings s Ly:un, North B#), Mr. and Mrs. noon in honour of Miss Gorda pro_r:un undt•r the ,III•eili,m of 1,'11un lurncr. Carol\it O'Rcilh. - Marra\ of St. Ci,lumhan and Mr. Willems. bride -cleft, t •'':\ anti Mr,. 1 hortt;l, Burns of Sirs- 1},n•ti \}t lad\ \\ u,: FUNERAL A proertm, run by Mr,. Art Dublin. I •, nn\ \Ihi lei:: Bad WI'll' - Detcreaux, included an accordion Ihi I liric lit :us • Faih\r BO,tr . solo. -Barbara Polka' b\ Vicki Nlrs. Gordon Mcugge:uid Mrs. Rob Lim: \1olher Bier - Iouise \1 \.;n, l)rum'n: Sit. '111. - NORMAN HILLEBRECHT O'Rutirke, a .piani� solo 'Four Annic Hoe�y nl Sculi,rtit and R1r. 'soLut: Bah\ Bi Ion,,,,\ I:\:m: Stiikman Roil t ' On Thursday morning, after a Strong wind,* by Clare and Mrs. Simile% Presicaior of Iran,; Gi,ltlilo\k,'- Kim \\,:u•t: 1 ' Firiiknun, lk*u Strinm:m; P short illness, Norman Hillebrecht Devereaux, step dancing b.\ ('redhon.:ntd Mr. and Mrs. Rcg 1Zi:ider \l.n i \1urr,,\ ; I : •, Kim short S\vro t.lk,N of Lot 32, Con. 8 Logan township. Dianne Oldfield ;uid' quit jr Schuh tit' Bkth. \i�itcd \\iih Mr, Goldiloik,' Moth\r - \tin•\ .)„ lt" I\. R.tinl\ L,00kir; Spells passed away at Stratford General selections 'Daisv•a-Da\' 'and and Mr.. 1=d\\ard Re,, lr IZ\,ut. D 111<,r tilookir. '\larrarcl H .krill. Hospital. 'Beautiful Sundae' h\ Patti reccntl\. ,. - He was born ih Logan to\\nship O'Rourke. Mr. nal Mr,. U011 -1W parents - t ,rte 'thin nitt\4nte\ :will on May 30. 1908, a son of the late Angela MacLean read aft Mt-Calluni. Robin and Sherr\ of t a ,\ virion m makin: the • Heffry Hillebrecht and the former address of rood \\ iStig:; fri-hu ' ,(;yft til iiefl -�, illi? 11r. ;incl Rtr,. It INSUR SINCE:— \ i ��m�t ,,,,,,rant ,rn \nits\;,hli altrrtu,o,t:.: 1 a t fulk. Anna Scherbarth. Unmarried he neighbours. rclaii\cs and friend, H:iiold SirC'allum and t:unil\. t k ■ ° had aktays farmed at the above and Gerda \\as the recipient of !\1t,. and, !\les. F?<h\ard Kegcic • T/ • FiRV 1 (_ __----_ ; J address. mans beautiful and useful aitts • : ? • LI1=>: \ e • , �^ Mr. and !\•1,'s. Barne\ t ' ' Miss Barbara . THE CHALLENGE ... Canada is faced He\\asa'member`o'fS'i''Pe ter's for which she e�pressed her � \ , \ t Dennis lent Sunda\ r\inut�,. � Lutheran Church Bntdhagen. thanks, t Donald G Eatoni. \ ` p g y -, , with a'woriri wide problem of resin costs -- caused b Surviving are one brother -in- Sho\vcr hostesses \\ere Mrn. Sir, Harold MiC.Illull Paul t ,' Brady 1 Q. supply g law, George Stoskopf, R.R.2, Jim Dcrcrcaus. Mrs. Art M\\C'alluin. Donni Dcn,ti,. V arl.eit t Insurance Agency Limited ; ; an inade nate su I in the face of overwhelming d@- (Kfice in Nfasonic Block 1 a Mitchell and one 'sister -in -la\\, De\ereaux. Mrs. Con Eckert. Dcnatis. t1urr;t\ Drnni,. Str\rn t t mend: +, t Allain titrett , ' i Enrolling St Mrs. John Hill. R.R.V. Seaforth; Mr,. Joseph Dcvircaux. Mrs. Urnnis. and fZusscl .\tiC':111tim , , Uf1CntS, f! p t Phone. sz;->sto — •es;trorti, � � � THE LIBERAL ANSWER .: To take d@ - also three nephews and ,iwo Will. MacLean anis Mrs. Gilbcri spent l,r,t \\ick at N1MIIIatI.IIn t , t t 4 nieces. He was paedeceased by Van Steelandt. Island. `------------ � ' For Fall Lessons ' •; tailed speck .action on a broad front .to reduce the im- two brothers. John' and Henry \ t - pact of.inflation on consumes, . .increase the supply of manufactured goods and foodstuffs, ... reduce the and a sister Carrie. Mrs; George ` in t p • impact of energy cost increases, .. g StTI e late Mr.'Hillebrecht rested , PIANO and • cutting taxesand . at the Heath -Leslie Funeral Petition r.ea e h e' objective i + increasing 'pensions for those on low or fixed incomes. Hams. Mitchell, until surds} , ; BASIC ; THE RESULTS ... Real growth of 7.1% in when removal \\as- made to St. The Stratford mill District Right ,i�naturr, eolleited to \lMk' \Sir\• c\er\cue 1% 114, nit,! ,Inn\,• � t Peter's Church, Brodhagen. To Lifi• Gfoaniiaiion held Ilnc last I(1,�(t{L.ohiriti\e till- Ibis coria \\a, tilt, pil,uon HARMONY NY 73, g 19 reefer than virtually •every. other netion In the ' where Re\. •. Arthur Horst mccti,,t fen the ,ra,on in initI00..ltn,e?uth \\iii be the dead I)i,eus,ion 1olh;\\cd :111,1 111 :.' ; O world'.. with a lower rate of inflation than almost e�etnducted the funeral service Tucsda\, June Ilth, at St. .Pat line ani' the petition \\iN 1\t, ,\,Is ser\ed h\ Vr.:.l ,sel,ll stn,., \ QI with burial in the church risk's School. Dublin.Ilia\ every Other nation in the world. Ur prisi,u\:d to P,Imcnt \}r,.-.I,,.sa lilt Dil,,.t.t.t:,\..,.,:,,nil \1''` t Call 527-1456 t cemeicr\. 4 ,onn•tintt, ;his 1.111. Rmin llkl Morro\ • t WAGE AND PRiCE CONTROLS?,.. �. The --------.---•------- During the senile the choir Mr,,. Joseph Iokar. chaired Ihi \Shin nter,in_n r•,su'mi in lair �� opposition proposes to freeze your wages and prices, a sang the anthem. There is a Land tnectin assisted h\ her Scl,ii moi, it \\a, su__rstid to of Pure Delight. Pallbearers \\ ere ,, . , proposal which has not worked' in any other country .. . comrnittt'c, �1n. C•It:nlr, f t1\\ hotel Ihim in ditlt•rint htr,lli,i\•s: ,I d\\ard Meyer, Cart Hill'ebrechi.. .;wad 'h}rs. Carntrl \+'a:ir.. ,In i,1 •I,IrIII_ i„•the Se,Itorilt are.1, in the United States real gross national product declined Haney Ahrens. Charles Scher. SIra Ill' „rd. In her clt+sinu r.entarks, Mrn• by 1.5% under controls and consumer prices rose 40% barth, Ivan Benne\\ies and Fd2ar tiers. Prier, pc,ni,at lok,n i\prrssrd h\r tliank, to in one month after controls were lifted. Hillebrecht. Relative, and friends Ettit•oniin;nor, riporteiltlii',., \\rr�,Im \\ho had helped an\t WIS I attended from London. Seaforth. f ON JULY a Kee the overnment which Toronto, Bt;cidhaaen. A\-imer. Cambridge. Mitchell and district. There \\ere a large number of floral tributes, heart. cancer. mission and . Riv Lutheran Villa memornt 1 s. ff you're NEW IN TOWN and don't know which .way to turn, -call the V hostess at.4f12-9623 _ You l be glad you did y12 ED - .12 30 -os: BOTTLES X39 plus deposit - at Arc 1s9 sunoco '"Open 24 ''lours" Phone 527-0721 A V .j ... p g is prepared to make hard decisions in the best interests of all -people, and will lead us forward as a united na- tion. d -� dependable 1973 Chry ler .`:ewport. 2 -dr. HT., with hucket seats 1972 Dodge Mor?aco. 2 -dour HT. 1972 Chrysler Ne\chort, -t-door HT. 1971' Chf•NNer Netivport, _'-door HT. 1972 Pi}•mouth Film- 111, 2 -door HT. frith Ah% 1970 Chrysler Ne\\p„rt. 2 -door HT. 1971 Dodge Polai%i. I-d-wr HT. I«hfl F' • I r -,t t ort ',tom ., n• ,,la I loll ”. :,gun Piuk-111). 6 cel. --,Droit in Today --- ROWCUFFE MOT445"RS' Palmne 527-1670 SF AP(AMH I HAVE BREAKFAST WM THE MINISTER AF AGRICI�LTURE . TUES. MORNING -JUNE 25— 8:00 a.m. ro 9:30 a.m. AT I.Ciiftisit.tR . • .I6I100 LYNwrl MMR& CANDMATE nu"N IlRt OL98bt t. CLINTON ARENA BACON -ON -At -BUN JUICE & COFFEE ” No CHARGE , EVERYONE WELCOME SPONsotlltEn at, Iiu�loN ME , 2 • 1 R a « 1 HON. tYU0EN12 WHELAN VINISTER OF AGRICULTURE ASSOC: