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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-07-10, Page 20)•.4 McKILLOO MU UAL FIRE 7.74, INSURANCE COMPANY Established 1876 HEAD OFFICE: Seaforth, Ontario Mrs. Margaret Sharp, Sec.-Treits.,Phone 527-0400 It Only Costs A Little To Be Safe Fire, Extended Coverage, Windstorm, Theft Property Damage, Liability, Etc, 0 Robt.Archibald,R.R.4, Seaforth Directors and Adjusters Ken Carnochan, R.R.4, Seaforth Lavern Godkin, R,R.#1,Walton Ross Leonhardt, R.R.1, Bornholm , John MeEwing, R.R.1, Blyth Stanley McIlwain,R.R.2, Goderich Donald McKercher, It.R.1, Dublin Wm. Pepper, Brucefield J.N.Trewartha,Box 661, Clinton Agents: James Keys, R.R.1, Seaforth, Wm. Leiper, Londesboro Steve J. Murray,R.R.5, Seaforth, K.J.Etue, Seaforth ;9; 527.1817 527.1545 527.1877 345.2234 523-9390 524.7051 527.1837 482-7534 482.7593 •••••••••••••••••y•••••=ms•Fm~smosos s••••••••••—•••••••^ • 0 MAINTENANCE Residential Commercial Industrial CARETAKING • WINDOW CLEANING • FLOOR CLEANING FLOOR TILING • LAWN MAINTENANCE • ROTO TILLING PAINTING • EAVES TROUGHING • WINDOW GLAZING . SMALL APPLIANCE REPAIR • OR ANY ODD JOB No Job is too small For Efficient Service Call 527-0898 Seaforth I ittNitligaiN0.1£.00A. THANKS We wish to thank the people of Seaforth and area for their co-operation and patronage during the 11 years in which we have operated Reds Fina Service on Main Street, South, Seaforth While the station now is closed, we are continuing to serve our farm and fuel oil customers from our new residence on the Kippen road, 11/4 miles South of the C.N.R. We look forward to continuing this association from our new location. You may reach us by phone or by calling at the farm. Our Phone Number 527-1290 remains the same. RED VANTYGHEM Fina Farm Agent Phone 527-1290 R.R. 4 Seaforth 6 Aitiht3 tomer NEW IDEAS FOR LEISURE LIVING OUTDOORS casual and summer furniture has come of age! it's colorful, well designed, well made, comfortable, ready to use outdoors and, In many cases, Indoors too. 0 OX FURNITURE Seaforth Ontario •111.11M410..111.411.0.40,40,11... 4.4•1.40.-40 410. 44.411,0 •,/ • 1P:4 ;11 416; e' itga 4R XPOSITOR, 1' 10, 1975 13ahitei has (meeting Becoming your "true self" was the topic of discussion led by Mrs. Nancy Flynn of the Goderich BOlial Community at the Com- mercial Hotel in Seaforth last Thursday. Feeling oneself becoming the best of what one can potentially be, she said, constitutes the highest joy. "It promotes a sepse of self-worth and . when you're happy with yourself and accept yourself, you can accept other people." The Baha' i Faith teach- es that the highest expression of the self is servitude, adn equates word of all kinds performed in a spirit of service with worship. Recognizing this, work and 3vor- ship takes on a whole new dimension. Becoming one's true self, then, ' is the process of developing basic capacities and dedicating them to the service of humanity. The group further discussed the ways of releasing this potent- ial 'enabling the individual to transform. These discussions are held bi-monthly in Seaforth. HOW ABOUT ME — This youngster Is excited and is waiting fat Leo Hagan on the Expositor float to throw a printed message of welcome her way during Saturday's parade. (Staff Photo) TGHE GIRLS IN THE BAND — The SDHS girls Trumpet Band led the Centennial Parade last SatUrclay, under the direction of George Hildebrand. One of the drummers looked the other way as the photographer snapped, but you can still tell the girls were in fine form. '(Staff Photo) Kilbarchan Notes (By Mabel Each Thursday a group of High School girls come and sing and play familiar songs, hymns, etc. Those taking part are June Williamson, Wilton, Mary Ellen Knight, Brussels, Jane Leeming, Walton, Jeannette Vanderveen, Brussels and Pat McDonald, Brussels. As accompaniments they use piano, guitar, ukelele and piano accordian. Centennial visitors with Miss Turnbull were Mrs. Mary Chesney, Toronto, Mrs. Mary Pryde, Exeter, Dr. and Mrs. Howard H. Kerr, Toronto, Mr. Herman Speers, Toronto, Mr. Leslie Kerr, Toronto. While visiting S.P.S. I chatted with Michael Bechely, Oxford Co., Jim Wallace, Beaverton, Neil Broadfoot, Peterborough, Mrs. Banbury (nee Kathleen Burrows) Mr. and Mr.s Jack Stevens, London and Miss Gertie Crich, Toronto. The pace has slackened and we are gradually getting back to normal. It was a great reunion. I enjoyed visiting with many local people whom I hadn't seen for a long time. The general spirit of the whole reunion was wonderful. The committee in Turnbull) charge deserved great praise for their planning and carrying out the program. I was sorry to miss some items but I was able to take in events of my choice with the help of kind friends and members of my family. It was all very enjoyable. I saw that marvellous parade. Spent an evening on Main Street seeing the splendid efforts of our local merchants in dressing their windows for display. I'd like to mention Frank Phillips' display of war time pictures which represented so many local families. It was great . I viewed the Van Egmond House which is shaping up beautifully. This community should . be proud to have such an interesting spot so near the town. Visitors will find it very interesting. The committee plan on sjx years to complete it. They are doing a wonderful 'job. One room is completely furnished. Others will follow toward completion as funds and time allows. All should visit it in the making to underst and the effort put forth. Mrs. Liza Scott celebrated her birthday this week. She is 94. Congratulations. Friends called to wish her well. Vanastra Correspondent Karen Lehnen If any Vanastra residents are planning excavating or dumping fill where their property ends and the Township Road 'allowance ,begins please notify Allan Nicholson, Township of Tuckersmith Road , Supervisor. he can be reached at the Roads Department office 527.1838 or his home 527-1226. In Men's baseball, the Vanastra Voyageurs, played Huron Dead Stock of Clinton July 3. Vanastra won the game 14.6. Don Shropshall hit a home rut with the bases loaded. The next home game for the Vanastra Voyageurs will be July 14 at 7:00 P.M. with the Kinsmen Colts. The ladies team, the Super Chicks, play their next home game July 16 against the Lucknow ladies. Playground activities for the children are in full swing at Vanastra. The playground and wading pool are supervised 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday to Friday. Summer seems a time for many sports; tennis, swimming, baseball and gym activities are underway. For registtation or information call the Community Centre, Vdnastra, 482-3544. • Get Well wishes to Jennifer Plumsteel who is in Seaforth Community Hospital. SCI STUDENTS FROM 19141-1 These three men were all students together at SCI in 1914 and met again 61 years later in the SDHS library at the school reunion. They are, left, Norman Speare,Toronto, Cliff Hunt, London and W.G.Strong, a frequent Expositor contributor, Ottawa. (Staff Photo) Centennial Weekend Where were you?