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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-04-10, Page 16complete Bookkeeping Services & Related Fields Income Tax Assistance — Preparation INDIVIDUALS — SMALL BUSINESSES FARMING - • WHIFRED L. ELLIOTT Telephone 15191527-0301 P.O.Box 729,142 N Main St. Seaforth ,Ontario' NOK 1 WO 23-86-tf C ANSTETT JEWELLERS 'LTD. WATCH AND JEWELLERY REPAIRS WE SELL AND SERVICE— Bulova - Accutron - Watches — 3 STORES— , SEAFORTH — CLINTON —WALKERTON Telephone 262:5515 - Hensall 23-86-tf LOU ROWLAND TRANSPORT LTD. - P.C.V. Class CDF & FS Serving Dublin & Seaforth areas Phone 345-2301 Dublin anytime 23-86-tf R. S. BOX , FUNERAL HOME Phones: Day 527-0680 - Night 527-0885 23-86,tf Gt A. WHITNEY FUNERAL HOME 87 Goderich St. W., Seaforth Phone Seaforth 527-1390 23-86-tf JOHN E. LONGSTAFF „r. OPTOMETRIST By Appointment Only Seaforth Office Tues.,Wed.,Thurs.,Fri. 9 to 5:30 P.M. Thursday evenings Monday only - Clinton Office For Appointment Phone 527-1240 - or , 482-7010 23-86-tf 24. Cards of Thanks Ruth and Bill Thamer would like to thank everyone for making their 30th Wedding anniversary paika happy one.They would like thank everyone for their gifts and carols. 24-87-1 I wish to thank my family, relatives and friends for the lovely flowers, cards and visits while I was a patient in st. Jtoseph's flospita,VLonddm Special thanks to Dr. D. McKenzie and Associates; also thanks to nurses on fourth floor for their kindness. — Lila Thompson. 24-86-1 I wish to thank my family and friends for lovely flowers, treats and cards and visits while I was a patienf in St. Joseph's Hospital. A special thanks to Dr. MacKenzie and Rev. Hancock and nurses and staff- for their kindness and care. — Marie Dalrymple. 24-87x1 We would like to thank Box Funeral Home, Fr. Dill. Fr. Laragh andMass Cards, Pallbearers, C.W.L. Dublin for the nice lunch, School choir, Altar Boys, and all those peoPle that helped in anyway, and those who 'visited him while in Seaforth. Special thanks to the nurses and staff Of Kilharchan Nursing Home and Clem Krauskopf. — Nieces & Nephews of Edward Krauskopf. 24-87-1 23-86-tf 26. 13 /NOIlal We invite engaged couples to visit the Arbor Gift Shop in Clinton: Pick up a free 'gift and tell your friends about our Shower „;,,,and Bridal registry service. No . charge, no obligations. 26-86-tf 27.- Births A gift suggestion Seaforth Women's Institute COOK BOOK Is Available • Copies $2.75 Please add 25c for Mailing Charges fht Aura (fxpositor A grant to ise McKillop Township Recreation Committee of -$1,500 was approved by McKillop Township Council at their meeting on April 9. The county levy has been increased by $13,449 over last year's lgvy.The mill rate, for the County was set at 23.5 mills, an increase of 3.8 mills. There was a 1974 surplus of $8,127.00 which helped reduce the amount to be raised. Tile drainage loans were approved in the amount of $4,900.00. The statement of unpaid taxes for the year 1974 in the amount of $3,197.79 were sent to the County of Huron for collection. A building permit was approved for Samuel J. Scott, R.R.1, .' Seaforth for replacing siding. General accounts of $951.08 and Road Accounts of $8,640.57 were orderd paid. C of C names (Continued from Page 1) Centennial decorations to the four corners of Main and Goderich St. Jim Parkinson commented that most traffic goes through Seaforth on Highway 8 and some decorations should he visible there to bring people into Main. Street. The Chamber donated $200 to the Horticultural Society to help in a tree planting program around town, Many members felt trees ghbuld he replaced as they are cut down in Seaforth. Bill Hart said he had suggested for 25 years that a row of flowering frees be planted along both sides of Goderich St.. right through town. "And I'm suggesting it again". Florist Keith MacLean asked hoyk the Chamber regulates stor e hours in town. "'We're the only, to‘ND left in Ontario with no set store hours". he, said. Keith Sharp commented , that the Chamber has no authority to set store hours. "All we can do is provide a place-for merchants to meet and discuss it." Jim Stewart ..said he felt store hours should be kept out • of the Chamber's responsibilities. The C. of C. will send a letter to DID YOU KNOW? the Ministry of Transpoftation and Communications pointing out the danger at the easterly entrance to Harpurhey where a deep ditch exists on the west side of the road. The.Chamber will ask for protective posts and reflectors to warn drivers. Keith Sharp volunteered to organize, a clean up of the V of land near that intersetion where a Centennial sign is posted. Clive Buist confirmed that 'plans for the sidewalk sale part of 'Centennial weekend on June 30, include. closing Main Street for a mall from Goderich• to Market Street. Horticultural (Continued from Page 1) 'urged 'to pick up nomination forms from any member of the executive. This year's trillium winners will he eligible again next year. To show pride inyhe community 'the Horticultural/Society hopes many mill gain a trillium award, municipality, Mayor Betty Cardne told the group that Mr. Williams had been named Clerk in March 1965 just a month before she had been named to fill the council vacancy. During thb ten years, during which she had been 'associated with him she gained a particular appreciation of his sincerity and ability. "He did many extra jobs" she said ' which saved the town many dollars." Mrs. Cardno said Mr. Williams was always willing to help. out and as an example described what had, happened Th-Urgday, the day for which the event originally had been planned. When the storm prevented Robert Franklin, the new clerk, from reaching the town office, Mr. Williams came in to help out. The only problem, she said, was. that the Williams dinner, planned secret as Mr. Williams-answered a series of calls .from guests asking whether the dinner was postponed. - . recalled his early associations Chairman Hildebrand too recalled his early assocaitions with the Williams family . who when they first came to town were neighbors. Accepting the gift of a wall clock, presented by Deputy Reeve Dale, Mr. Williams said how he enjoyed his years in Seaforth and how much he appreciated the work done by those arranging the event ;the council committee and . Mrs. E.G.Nelson of the town office staff. "I'm really pleased" ' he said. Mr. Hildebrand introduced members of the Williams family, son Gary, 'who spoke briefly, and, his wife of Lon-don and daughter Arlene. Mrs. Ken McCowan and her husband of Brucefield. Mayor Cardno brought greetings from. Huron MPP Jack Riddle and others who spoke briefly included Reeve Elgin Thompson of Tuckersmith, Peter Sawyer of James F. MacLaren, Cam Proctor, Clinton Clerk, Roy Bennett of CKNX. CLIRE -Vo . AUTO WRECKERS New, Used and 'Rebuilt , Pads for all makes of cars and trucks. DUNLOP IL REMINGTON Car, .truck and tractor liras. REPAIR SERVICE CLINTON 482-3211 HWV. 8 W. OF CLINTON RR 2 CLINTON Teenagers in control What percentage of teenagers have never smoked more than a handful of cigarettes in their livec'se?nSturPrise. The answer is 75 pet An extensive 1974 'survey conducted, by the U.S. government's ' National Clearinghouse on Smoking and Health also found that only 15.8 percent of teenagers are regular smokers. The percentage of girls who samtoke has inched up.to that for boys. What factors influence decisions about smoking? For teenagers the most important concern is ' "control of my future." Most teenagers want to decide themselves what kind of a person to become and to shape their 'own lives. The next most important factor is awareness of the effects of smoking on health. The third most significant factor, the survey showed, is a concern for nonsmokefs' rights. There is a growing feeling among teenagers as well 'as adults that people who do not smoke bave the right to breathe clean air which is not polluted with cigarette smoke. Here are some of the fascinating findings: - 77 percent think cigarette smoke is a • form of air pollution. -87 percent feel smoking harms teenagers -72 percent disagree that low- tar and nicotine cigarettes are, • -56 percent are bothered because many adults can't stop smoking Personal - Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Taylor and family, Mr. .and Mrs. R.M.Scott have returned home after a two week vacation in Hawaii at Oahu "and' Maui. It just seems as if all teenagers everywhere are smoking their heads off. 'they aren't. And they have good reasons not 'to. To find out mere about the reasons why most people, including teenagers, don't smoke, contact your Christmas Seal Association. It's a matter of • life and breath, Smif es The ,Scouts were in camp. During an inspection the camp director found an umbrella neatly rolled inside the bedroll of a small Scout. As an umbrella was not listed as a necesSary'item, the director asked the'boy to explain. "Sir," answered the boy with a weary sigh. "did you ever have a mother?" The guy had fished all day with no- success.Stopping by the Market, he said to a clerk, "Throw me five nice trout." 'Why do you want me to throw them tO you?" asked the clerk. "So I can tell my wife I caught them." said the fellow. "I'm a poor fisherman, but I'm not a liar.- MERCURY 4% Legal Nolicea NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE OF WILMER GEORGE BROADFOOT All persons having claims against the ESTATE OF WILMER GEORGE BRQADFOOT* late of the Town of Seaforth, in the County of Huron,Custodian, deceased, who died on the 7th day of. March, 1975, are hereby notified to send in full particulars of their claims to the undersigned on pr before the 24th day of April. 1975 after which date the assets will be distributed, having regard only to claims then received. DATED at Seaforth, this 28th day of March, 1.975. 10 THE HURON EXPOSITOR, APRIL 10, 1975 CLASSIFIE 24. Cards of thanks We word like to thank Westlake Ambulance, Exeter O.P.P., the Staff of S. Huron Hospital, the staff of University Hospital, London, and. anyone else who helped Tony after the accident on Highway 4, north of Exeter on Saturday night. Special thanks.to the nurse who helped Tony at-the scene. — The Dayman Family. 24.87-I McKillop Oives rec grant' &ITS ARE THE ONLY MAMMALS THAT FLY, OFTEN THOUSANDS OF THEM LIVE TOGETHER IN CAVES. 11-IEY SLEEP HANGING UPSIDE DOWN DURING DAYLIGHT1-toURS, AND FLY AT NIGHT. ,f THIS GREAT FIND WEIGHED OVER 717 LBst IT WAS NAMED "WELCOME , STRANGER,' 7 MUSICAL GENIUS LUDWIG VON BEET/ OVEN ESTABLISHED TI-IE VOCATION OF COMPOSER AS A DIGNIFIED PRO- FESSION. WHEN HE WAS 28, HIS HEARING BEGAN TO ,FAIL. DESPITE DEAFNESS, HE PRODUCED SOME OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST MUSICAL WORKS, - —AMONG THEM 32 SONATAS. EXPOSITOR WANT - ADS Phone 527-0240 REPLACES THE r SALE BEGINS THURSDAY, APRIL 1.711 Watch for Details in' Next Week's Paper Keating's Pharmacy Limited Seaforth M. E. Hoover. Phm.B Phone 527-1990 ARNOLD STINNISSEN LIFE•—REALTH , and ACCIDENT — Registered Retirement Pensions — Income Tax D.eduetable Registered Retirement Annuities., — REPRESENTING — Sun Life Assurance Company Of Canada - TELEPHONE: 527-0410 117 GODERICH ST. EAST — SEAFORT'H ()forth sciy,..„. (Continued from. Page 1) MEAT .SE,kAFRTH MARKET_ ' Lean .Sweet Pickled o Q COTTAGE ROLLS lb. Frt Meaty . - lb. PO SPARERIBS 99 ,, Tender Lean 113 $ 1 SIRLOIN STEAK •" 0 •-''r 41•Wit•AtatAimiti.11MZIANc ,f;okt TAX PRICE :LOWER: ISII0 16,nr .„ mtengtr, a? h.447 On Theie' Used Car Specials . L973 FORD, LTD 2Dr, Hip, V8 Automatic, Double . Power, Opera Windows, Radio,' Rear Speaket; Low Mileage 1970 FORD . CUST041 Green, V8 Stick Shift, Radio, Low Mileage,. PRICED FOR QUICK SALE!' 1969 VW FASTBACK 2 Dr. Automatic, GI .s Heater, Radio, Low Mi'eage. 1969 EPIC 4 Dr. 4 Cyl. 4 peed AS IS SPECIAL! 1972 FORD F100', V$ utornatic, Double Poiver, Radio, Camper Top 1970 FORD F100 t- Blue, V8 Automatic, . Ranger Package, Radio #1 OPEN N I A CwAR VOIO • CAN COUNT ON BILL McLAUGHLIN 4 MOTORS LTD. SEAFORTH McCONNELL — STEWART Seaforth, Ont ario Solicitors for the Executrix 22-86-3 23. Bus. Directory • PERCY WRIGHT LICENSED AUCTIONEER Kippen, Ontario • 26. Personal Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Elligsen, R.R.4, Walton are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of }heir daughter, Joanne Dorothy to John Wayne Bender. son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bender. R.R.1, Millbank, on Max' 3rd at 3, o'clock in St. Peter's Luterhan Church. Brodhagen, 26-87.- I _ • 23. Bus. Directory ANSLEY — To Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Ansley, Dublin at Seaforth Community Hospital on April 5th, a son. - 27-87-1 M.OYLAN — To Mr. and Mrs. Donald Moylan, R.R.5, Seaforth, at Seaforth Community. Hospital on April 5th, a son. 27-8.7:1 FRENCH — To Mr.----and M rs. Wm. French . R.R.2, Mitchell at Seaforth Community Hospital, on April 4, 1975, a daughter. 21-87-1 WRIGHT — To • Mr, and 'Mrs. Donald Wright. Clinton at Seaforth Community Hospital?, on April 4. a son. 27-8 7 -1 Smiles "Do you think twice about big decisions?" "Yes. I think twice. And I think a' third time to break the tie." 77/E tzl*EST GOLD NUGGET WAS DISCOVERED IN 1869 IN AUSTRAL IA.