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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-07-17, Page 7Want to remember..... Seaforth's Centennial? Additional copies of both of the Expositor's 1975 Centennial issues are available $1.00 for the two by mail While they last ! A few copies of the Huron Expositor's 1968 Centennial issue are still available at 500 each or 75° by mail Hensall 2622016 The annual Oddfellow and Mrs. Beane, Mrs. Dilling and Rebekah Picnic was held on Miss Isabell Brintnell. Sunday at the home of Mr. and Also visiting Isabell Brintnell Mrs, Ernie Chipchase, R.R.#1, were Ca.rol Craig, Stratford and Dashwood, when over forty Sheila Craig, St. Marys. members and ,their families Jessie Engel and Mrs. George Blake , Brussels visited Cora attended. Dart and croquet games *ere enjoyed in the Alcock. afterndon. Fpllowing a delicious Rosemary .Regan and Bob picnic supper 'Mr. and Mrs. Percy Murray were visitors with Neil Campbell and Mr, and Mrs. Ernie Regan. _ Chipchase, directed sports. Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer McGregor returned to their home Children's race 10 and under: Jeanette Hoggarth, Tracey at Sault Ste Marie after visiting Parsons, Paul Parsons. with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Boys' Race: Larry Parsons; McClinchey. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Flynn and Paul Hoggarth; Gregg Hoggarth. Ladies' Kick the Slipper: Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Corbett Elizabeth Riley. returned home from a weekend Men's Kick the Slipper; Fred camping at Silver Lake. Ashard. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ashard of Alex MacBeath and Percy London, England are holidaying Campbell were captains for relay with their, son-in-law and races. 1st. Golf Ball race; 2nd. daughter, Mr. ,and Mrs. Al Clothes Pin race - Percy Hoggarth and family. Campbell's team won both. Mr.Edgar Munn, who h as Wheelbarrow Race: Larry and been a patient in South Huron Oddfelo f vs,,1 Rebekahs have annual pica Correspondent Mr, a d Mrs. Sint ,Rodbal , . Mrs. Bortha McGregor visited with Mr. W.O.Goodwin,. Council awards paintingiob C JANICE LYNN TURNER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eliter • Turner, ' R.R.#1, Varna, graduated on May 16, 1975, from ,the Wingham. and District Hospital Nursing Assistant Training Centre. She is now on the staff of Stratford General Hospital. Janice is a graduate of Central Huron Secondary School, Clinton. Children win Kin awards Correspondent Mrs. Hilda Payne Rob Pride, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pride, and Melissa Veal, daughter of Mr. and, Mrs, Ross Veal, were recipients of the $25 Kinette scholarship awarded to the top boy and girl in Grade 8 at Hensall Public School. Mr.Cornelius Roobal, from Oud-Beyerland, Holland, is 'visiting Mr. and Mrs.Sim Roobal and Mr. and Mrs. Don Dodds of Seaforth, for six weeks. Joan and Paul Dodds, Seaforth, spent a few days visiting with their grandparents, Mr and Mrs. Sim Roobal. Recent guests with Mrs. Grace Peck included Mr. and Mrs. J.G.Elder of Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. A .E.Howe of Tucson, Ao Arizona, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Statham, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne, Elder, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brundage, all of Kingsville, attending the Smiley-Elder Reunion at Lion's Park, Seaforth on Saturday, July 5, and the gathering at the farm of Jack andLorraine Peck, West of Kippen on Sunday. special guests were Steven Brooks of Las Cruces New Mexico, and. Andrew Howe, of FerA,•,,frie. Others attending the reunion from adistance were from Ottawa, , Toronto, Windsor, Harrow, Ailsa Craig, London and Niagara Falls. Hensall man .moves west Mr. Tom F. Duffy has been appointed to the promotion of Western. Sales and Marketing Manager for Da shwood Industries, effective August 1st. Mr. Duffy joined Dashwood Industries in 1968 ,as Executive Assistant, and has gained 4 extensive experience in all phases of the operations. He will continue to maintain his responsibility for corporate liaison and communication with West Coast lumber suppliers in addition to assuming responsibility for total sales management and marketing for all Western operations. Mr. and Mrs. Duffy and family, who are residents of Heitsall, will . be taking up residence in Winnipeg. Paul parsons. Al Hoggarth, Noble Grand of the Oddfellow Lodge expressed thanks and appreciation to the host and hostess for the successful event. Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Vice Grand of Amber Rebekah . Lodge expressed appreciation and thanks for the hospitality in the absence of the Noble Grand, Mrs. Margaret Consitt. Church Service Rev. Harold Snell of Exeter United Church conducted service World is Jesus": Miss Linda Bell presided at the organ. Miss Sylvia Bell on the electric guitar and Miss Linda Bell at the organ provided a musical duet entitled "Love is a Beautiful Song". Rev. W.O.JarVis will be in charge of the service on Sunday, Queensway Nursing Home Last week's church service was taken by Rev. W.O.Jarvis accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Louise Mitchell. 'Visitors last week with Mrs. Squire were Norma and Harry Gottesman, Edna Anderson and Reta Hera, Oliver Anderson, Londesboro; and Jean Harding. To visit Bernice Howes on her birthday were Jim and Verna Robertson, Mrs. Ethel Carmichael, Goderich, Clara Featherston celebrated her birthday the same. day and was visited by Mrs.Beula Smith, Bayfield, Mr. and Mrs.Bill Parker, Bayfield and Mrs. Belle Reid, Varna. Visitors with Hugo Schenk were Martha Smith, Jeanette Lippert, Marion Schenk, Paul Schenk, Mrs. N elson Schenk, and his wife Mrs. Hugo. Schenk. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ferguson visited Mrs. Vera Lammie and Mrs.Anna Billing. Mrs. Laura Hubbard, Toronto ; Mrs. Roy MacDonald, Mrs. Edna Caldwell, Exeter and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Unger visited with Mrs. E. Sararus. Mrs. A. Taylor was visited by Verna Gibbings, John and Bernice Gibbings, Clinton. Mark Sproat of Huronview visited his sister Isabell Sproat. Visitors with Louise Mitchell were Verna Coates and Vera Pinkham, Exeter and Leslie Mitchell, Crediton. Marjorie Johns and Mrs. Frank Skinner, Exeter visited with Ruby Miners. Chester Dunn,Greta and Aniy Lammie visited Vera Laramie. on all models - new and used Hospital, Exeter - for the past several weeks, returned to his home last week, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Wheeler of Detroit visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Edgai Munn. Mr. and Mrs. James Sangster and Bradley were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs.Ralph Holland, Gwen and Michael in Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jaques and family of Newcastle were recent visitors with the former's parents Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Jaques. rented the Exeter pool for a swim under the stars, and ended up at Mary and Jim Dougall's for a wiener roast. Rev.Jarvis and Jim Dougall were the chief barbecue tenders. Saturday, July 5, 1975 proved to be an action-packed day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bev Beaton of Blyth. Their house was decked with ribbons, bells, streamers and beautiful home-grown roses. A stunning three-tiered cake with pink rosettes caught all yes as the guests entered the living room. What was the special occasion? Dorothy and Bev (were celebrating their golden wedding anniversary! It all began on July 4, 1925 in Brucefield Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dalrymple are vacationing in the Western Provinces. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pepper have' returned home from a holiday in Meaford. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McBeath and family spent last week with .Mr. McBeath's mother, Mrs. J.W.McBeath. Recent guests with Rev. and Mrs. E.R.Stephens were Rev. and Mrs. Don Mannel,Roger and Barry of Harrow and Mr. Tom Stephens , Scarborough, Luella McKinnon, Smith Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Nic de Bruin, Terrebonne Heights, Quebec and Mr. and Mrs .Wm . McMillan, Burgessville. The many friends of the late 'Rev. Sydney Davidson were sorry to learn of his passing away. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Elliott, Mexico, visited friends last week. Hensall Town Council examined tenders for painting the` town hall and awarded the contract to Dave Morrissey for $4490. The council which met July 7 also decided to accept the residential st andards as set down by the Home Renewal program and will apply (for $29000 with an advance of 10,000 and will advise home owners through the papers when the money is available, Ernie Davis, . Road Superintendent, reported the culvert at the dump fixed, streets patched, boulevards m owed, garbage cleared away at the dump and cleaning up after the bricklayers. He reported that he needs 10 bags of calcium for streets, and a dead tree across from the arena should come down. Leonard Erb will investigate the issuing of dog licences. He reported that Garth Postill was not happy with conditions at the dump. He said he found domestic garbage on the trailer from Bendix and beans from the mills on top of the domestic garbage. The garbage should be dumped separately. Mr. Davis reported that the municipal catch basins in front of Ira Geigers are full of earth. Councillor Harold Knight Hensall, Ontario when Beverley Beal/en and Dorothy Green were wed. The attendants of 50 years ago were Miss Pearl Beaton, sister of the groom, and Mr. Bill Gre en, brother of the bride. The anniversary festivities were made all the more pleasurable by their attendance. Following their marriage, the happy couple resided in Detroit for six years. During this time Bev was employed by the Railroad. Later, they made a decision to return to Canada and so made their home in Seaforth where Bev became an employee in a bakery. In 1946, the industrious couple decided to go into business for themselves. Thus, for 11 years they operated a successful bakery in Goderich. At this time, they moved to Hensall where they carried on the "baking business" until 1973. They retired at that time and came to reside in ,Blyth where they have made many friends. Approximately .150 guests from Blyth and other areas attended. Visitors from as far away as Detroit, Toronto and Florida and from as near as Goderich, Mitchell, Grand Bend, Exeter, Seaforth, Hensall, London, Millbank and Listowel were reported that Gregus construction will start construction of the new roof on the arena and a new air conditioner had been installed at the, Town Hall. Clerk Earl Shapter said the new roof for the arena is funded from the Recreation Committee's budget and he didn't know how much it would cost. Murray Baker resigned from the Arena Parks hoard and switched positions with Paul Neilands who was on the Fire Board. Council is awaiting news from the Ministry of Housing on whether a Senior Citizens Housing is needed in Hensall and whether it should proceed with a study. Council will apply for the kit, regarding the Winter Works program to begin Nov. 3 and end June 1976. Building permits were issued to Wilmer Ferguson to take down a garage and build a new one, to Glen Koehler to replace garage roof, to J. Palsa to add two bedrooms and to Bob Drysdale to renovate the kitchen. Bills and accounts amounting to about $65,827.70 were ordered paid. This I included the Huron County Board of Educations costs amounting to $35,956.50, Separate School $771.00 and County of Huron $22,800.00. present, The day was made especially meaningful by the presence of Bev and Dorothy's two sons: Beverley and Ronald. Naturally a celebration such as this requires many helpers. In the afternoon, Mrs. Joan Beaton greeted the guests and had them sign the register, which will serve as a precious reminder of the day. Mrs. Wes. Green and Mrs. Dorothy Milliken assisted by pouring tea. Those- serving sandwiches and cookies were Mrs. Pearl Koehler, Mrs. Marie Green and Mrs. Marg. Radford. When the festivities recommenced in the evening, Mrs Ruth Stewart received the visitors at the door. Mrs. Pat Spading and Miss Isabel Fox poured the tea while Mrs. Fran Campbell and Mrs. Marge McNall graciously served the lunch. Those who aided in the kitchen for the day were Mrs. Dorothy Gwyn, Mrs. Betty Bowes, Mrs. Connie Bromley and Miss Maxine Bowes. Tq top off the happy day, the couple received congratulatory messages from Prime Minister Trudeau, Governor General Leger, Robert Stanfield, Robert Nixon, Bob McKinley and Murray Gaunt. 74 TORO TO STREET' MITCHELL Phone , 348.9432 gong Motance Val ir4ecti „.f ore Life o,. Commercial Farm Accident 84 Sickness x AG noundiNcE CG-9PERAVER INSURANCE ARSocLkTioN, We have a number 1974-Pontiac Pariesienne Brougham 1974 Chevrolet Impala 1974-Maverick 1974-Matador 2-1974-Pontiac Lemons 1973-Ford Galaxie 500 1971-Pontiac Catalina 4 dr H.T. 1970-Maverick 3.1973 Pontiac Parisienne 4 dr. H.T. 2.1973 Chedrolet Impala 4 dr. ELT. 3-1973 Folds 1-1973 Torino 4 dr. 2.1973 CheVelle 4 dr. 'Sedan 1971 Chev.Sedan 1971 Ford Galaxie 4 dr. H.T. 1970 Chev Impala 4 dr. H.T. 1970 Pontiac Catalina 4 dr. H.T. 1970 Olds 2 dr. H.T. A number of used cars from 1966 to The 3C' s Club and their in Carmel Presbyterian Churh.on families, thirty-five people in all, Sunday, delivering an inspiring spent a very enjoyable evening on message on "The Light of the Tuesday, 8th of July, when they BANK RATE FINANCING Comes To Brussels. Motors See Our Selection of 1975 Chevrolet Impalas and Pontiac Parisienne Broughams STATION WAGONS 1971 Ford Station Wagon 1973 Ford Custom 500 Station TRUCKS 197 -Chev. 3/4 ton V8 auto. 1973-Chev. 60 series 18' Van & Power Tailgate 1973-Chev. 50 Series 16' Van 1972-Chev. 60 series 18' Van 1972 Chev. 60 series Cabin Chassis 1969 Ford Tilt Cab 18' Van Power Tailgate 1968 Chev 50 series 16' Stake 1971 Dodge 3/4 ton V8 Auto. 1971 GM6 I ton Cabin Chassis 1971 Ford 3/4 ton pickup•V 8 Aut. 1970 Ford 1 ton with duals 1972 Ford 3/4 ton V8 1972 Ford V: ton V8 1969 Ford '/2 ton 6 Cyl. Stan. 1969. A number of vans from 1969 to 1972. 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