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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-07-17, Page 16Shop Seaforth Infants, Childrens, Teens and Ladies The Pretty Store with the Arch Spring Coats 1/3 Off The M.. nor is looking forward near future as they will be putting • to ll, visit from the Htironcoupty 90 a play for raildents On Aufmt fla.Yhoo.. of Graod Bend in. the 2nd at 2 ' .„ • • .0.10 WO." 4•••P ow/. I SUPER SUMMER SAVINGS Check our bargains on specially marked PANELLING Buy 2 sheets at the regular price and get a 3rd sheet for only $4c,r) .00 tt to Demonstrated July 10 The Product From This Fantastic Machine Can Be Seen TODAY! INTERNATIONAL'S New 241 Round Bailer •.• Produces a 1500 lb. Bail, Reduces Labour, Reduces Handling, Sheds Water, And Can SAVE YoU MONEY po, If Makes It, VINCENTS Has It! n appeni s at Seafortiti Manor • EXPOSIT9F, J IX 17., 1975. Oter request •isent to EU Mrs. Leila !Was was visited Mr, Mtn Darling vr44 visited by her danghters.,IVIrs, .Nnil,Rold by higiAdaughtet and luisband Mr. and' Mrs, .•:P.AVid ...Andrews .9f 1-.4nitigr.R99 1190011 (.4'.1(gttoiby Toronto alsb 1$41M APTI9jMe.vt '4149 .grandchildren Michael Toronto visited Mrs. Dundas and and Kathy Coo. • Miss Bessie Davidson. • Mr. and Mrs.Dapiel Cohoe of Norwich visited their grandfather Mr. Zachariah. MeSpadden and their aunt Mrs. Cartwright Hawl#ty. Visitors with Ada Reid this past weekend were Mrs. Fred Middleton and Mrs. Kay Campell of Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. John Wain of Bayfield and Mrs. Janice Huggart, Mrs. Eva McCartney and Mrs. Jennie Storey of town. Mrs. K.M.Curtis and Mrs. J.B.Gray of Toronto visited their sister Miss Doris Will's at the Manor. Carol and Darryl Jamieson visited with Miss Bessie Davidson. The Opportunity for Youth Group visited on Thursdy afternoon and all residents enjoyed an afternoon of music or crafts. Ar I l'Iglkt* A TNtiest that Seaforth agree to SUPP1y water to land owned by Paitott on the south west _:boundary of town was sidestep- ped, by council Monday night. The town apparently gave Mr. Palton verbal assurances that :they would supply water when ° they bought 12 acres of his land last year. A buyer is interested in the property and wants that assurance in writing, Seaforth lawyer Don Stewart told the council. Council decided to pass the request on to the PUC for a recommendation :.s to whether they could supply the water. The agreement that Mr. Dalton asked the town to sign says that he will pay for transporting the water and that the town can dictate where he is to hook into their lines.There would be no time limit on the agrei ment and it would apply to future owners of the land, Mr. Stewart said. "It depends how much water is required", Councillor Charlie Campbell thought. Mr. Stewart replied that the agreement spec- ifies enough water to graze stock. Stock presently grazing on the land has access to town water because the fence between Mr. Dalton's property and the town's allows it, Reeve John Flannery commented. "Where do we draw the line?" councillor Ellis wondered, "there is not enough water to supply the town but we can supply out of town?" Councillor John Sinnamon said permission had been granted to out of town homeowners to use Seaforth water and he asked what was different about this case. Mayor Cardno said out of town Constance Correspondent Mrs. Mary Merner Kevin and Lori Crozier returned home on Friday to Kincardine of '.ter their holidays with their grandmother, Mrs. George Mellwain. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Millson, Valerie Bill and Bradley spent the paisfsveek in Northern Ontario at their cottage. Alvin Storey of Vanastra spent a few days holidays the past week with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Bill Storey. Miss Margie Whyte is on a 6 weeks h oliday to England and Africa. Mr. Borden Brown, Mr. Denis Lomax and Lisa of Hanover called on Saturday with Mrs. George Mcllwain and Mr . and Mrs. Frank Riley . Mr. and Mrs.Andy Thompson ofEtobicoke visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson, Jim, Sharon, Bob, Mrs. Barry Powley, Jason and Jonathan. Mrs. William Storey and Alvin attended the „Norris . family reunion in Seaforth Lions Park on Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Southgate and Jennifer attended the Mair family picnic , held in Chesley on Sunday. Mrs. Elizabeth Szusz of Leamington is spending this week with her son and daughter-in-law and family Mr.., and Mrs.Ed. Szusz. Rodney., Randy and Robynne. Mr. and Mrs. Sam 'McClure, Shirley, Doris and Doug are on holidays to the Western Provinces visiting with relatives. Mrs. Lawrence Hill of Crediton is visiting for a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszcator and their family . Mr. and Mrs.' Carl Merner. Sandy, Julie Ann, Michael and Michelle visited on • Sunday evening with Mr. Walter Kingswell of Huronview and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Deichert, Catherine, Ann and David of 'Clinton. Mrs. William Storey attended the birthday party held on Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. Jacobi for her two sisters Mrs. Flynn and Mrs. Davis. Mr. and-Mrs. Allan Merner of requests for water were dealt with individually and approval de- pended on pipe size and the distance to a hook up point. The town now charges double the ' Seaforth water rate to out of town users. Improvements to James St. will end at station 10 on the engin- eer's drawings, 350 feet east of 'Helen St., council decided Mon- day night. The additional cost of an extension to Helen in storm sewers' and sidewalks would be about $19,000 engineer James F. McLaren Ltd. had estimated. Resurfacing will go from North Main St. west on James to station 10 and reeve John Flannery said the engineer hopes to have the tender' out shortly. Correspondent Karen Leh nen The Super chicks were defeated June 25 by the Clinton Housewives. The score was 19 to 15 with homeruns by Dawn Prest of the Super Chicks and Sandy Burns of the Clinton Housewives. Wednesday, July 2 ihe Super Chicks were back in form, defeating the Goderich Sailorettes 29 to 11. Homeruns by Dawn Prest. July 9 Vanastra Super Chicks won against Goderich 18-8. The next home game for the Vanastra Super Chicks will be Wednesday, July 23 when they meet the Clinton Sluggers. Monday, July 21 the Vanastra Voyageurs (mens Baseball) will meet the Huron Deadstock at girl travels Councilors learned that wqr,it' on-the second phase of Seafortit's long awaited sewers should start this fall, with tenders being called in August. "They keep working regardless of the weather," coun- cillor George Hildebrand said. "Then it's conceivable that they'll be finished by the summer of 1976," councillor Wayne Ellis commented. The section at the end of Jarvis St. that was scheduled for sewe'?s but w s ft out of an ad describin the project by the provincial minis y in charge will get sewers as planned. Clerk Bob Franklin said that a ministry official had assured him that the problem was all straightened out. Clinton . Game time is 7 p.m. At Vanastra, Thursday, July 24 the Vana stra Voyageurs play the Kinsmen Colts. This week I would like to introduce two new businesses recently located at' Vanastra. Huron Wholesale. is at Building 2A beside Rathwell's Central Machinery. Barry and Diani Black of Winnipeg St. in Vanastra are the owners. Huron Wholesale specialize in confectionary and sundries and supply many retail outlets .in the area. In late July, Huron Wh olesale will o en a cash and carry outlet for ea ailers, social clubs and s vice clu s. Mrs.Black stated, this will be c only wholesale cash and carry outlet of its kind in the area. (the nearest being London). The Surge dealership has moved to Vanastra from Holmes vine. Roy Cullen is the dealer. Surge supply and service milking equipment as well as carrying a supply of related products for the dairy industry eg, detergents, sprays, and all farm sanitation products. Most Huron County dairy farmers are served by the Vanastra -surge Plowmen plan (Continued from Page 10) match was held in Seforth in 1966 'and was 'a success in spite of the rain and mud. Mr. Pullen said the match would be a good opportunity for people to work together in the community. Each year a county plowing match is held and this year it is at the farm of John Clark in Colborne Township on September 12 and 13. Winners of this match, will enter the competition at the International Plowing Match held in the region of Durham September 23 to 27. DEBORAH ANNE WALLACE daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wallace, B.R. 4 Seaforth, has graduated from Lambton College School Of Nursing, Sarnia. She has accepted a position at Clinton Public Hospital. dealer. For non-farmers, the company sell and service water conditioners. The Surge Dealership is located in the building that had formerly been the firehall and then the Lamplight Restaurant. The company has three employees. Bible School The Vanastra Christian Church will have Vacation Bible School July 28 to August 29, this summer. Registration Day will be July 23 1 p.m. to' 4 p.m. The children can enjoy a day to meet their teachers as well as a hay ride, hot dogs and drinks. The program has an interesting format and all area children are welcome to attend. Rev. Boersma can be reached at 482-3785 if you would like further information. To the Park How many times have your children rushed to you. "I'm going to the park o.k.?" "Which one?" you ask. "Over There" and they wave their arms in a direction. If you don't catch them after line one you may find you have a long walk to find' in which park they are settled. Another solution could be names for the different parks. Phone your ideas of park names to Pat and Ben Bridges at 482 -7910. Egmpndville Miss Mary K. McGrath R.N. and 'Mrs. George Murray, RAN, both of London visited with their brother Michael McGrath and his wife . Ina for the Centennial weekend. Kilbarchan Notes • (By Mabel Turnbull) Mrs. Thelma Bode and Mrs. Doris Muir planned a picnic on the lawn for Thursday. The weather' did not co-operate as it did nobly for our Centennial celebrations. The picnic was held inside in the common room. Relataives and friends of the residents were invited. The program opened with songs from "'The Entertainers" who visit us each Thursday. They sang old-time songs and hymns with all joining in. Games followed. "Bean Guessing" (477) •was won by Percy Clarke. Wrapped article winners, were Eddie Box, Ralph Hales, Liza Scott, Oliver McKay, Mrs. Joynt, Fred Ziegler, Mary Malcolm, Mrs. Pethick and Percy Clarke. Ralph Hales was out Friday night to the Legion Bingo. He reports an enjoyable time. Ruth Joynt took her father for a car outing. Visitors with Mary Malcolm were her niece, Mrs. Greta De Cfale and friend from Toronto also Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Malcolm, Simcoe, a nephew. Mrs. Marie Sadlier and Mrs. Donna Farley of Toronto visited their husband and father Dr. E. Sadlier on Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Russell Wilbee was visited by members of his family on Sunday. ' Mrs. Lilly Hudie was visited by her niece Mrs. M arjorie Rock and sister Mrs. Jennie Storey. Waterloo visited on Monday and Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Merner, Sandy, „Nile Anne, Michael and Michelle. Mr. and Mrs. George Wasson and Marjorie of Walton, Mrs. Elizabeth St6iley visited on Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. William Storey. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Scott and Dwayne of Parkhill visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Preszcator, Bill, Debbie and Michael. Court Constantine L 1842 held their monthly meeting on Thursday evening July 10th. Business discussed included the Constance Chicken Barbeque arid Seaforth . Centennial Barbeque , both of which were successful. The ladies are to cater to the Seaforth Beef Barbeque, August 6th and Pork Barbeque August 28th. The Foresters Church Service - and Parade will be held in Benmiller on September 14th. RaMEZMiiWanaMimMinadifttlra:::M;Wegngwvn SUMMER SPECIALS ALL Summer Merchandise at REDUCED PRICES Sills Hardware Seaforth AMiii•USiMaAngnMeragi:SiZAM>rAW.Mar. ,4";1 Vanastra parks need names Dresses Tank Tops Pant Suits Sleepwear Huronview The residents enjoyed an hour of piano melodies in the Auditorium on Monday afternoon played by Mrs. Elsie Henderson. The Clinton Centennial Band led by Miss Legg played a concert on the front lawn on Tuesday evening. The weather was perfect for a b6nd concert and most of the residents were able to take advantage of the music. The band has thirty-five members ranging in age from 10 to 18 and they have made great progress during the past year under their new leader. The "Over 90 Club" held a picnic on Wednesday afternoon at Pinelake Camp. Twenty members of the Club travelling by van and car had a tour of the Bayfield area and following a tour of the camp had supper beside the lake. The Walkerburn volunteers of Auburn assisted with activities and we wish to thank Bob and Shirley Elliott for the use of the picnic area. ARNOLD STINNISSEN LIFE — HEALTH and ACCIDENT — Registered Retirement Pensions — Income Tax Dednctable Registered Retirement Annuities — REPRESENTING - Sun Life Assurance Company Of Canada TELEPHONE' 527-0410 117 GODERICH ST. EAST — SEAFORTH SUMMER CLEARANCE 20% off all Summer Merchandise Short Sets Swim Suits Gowns Short Sleeve Blouses Slacks Open 9-6 Daily including Wednesday 9-9 Friday DEN LIVING ROOM Styles of panels are now in Our stock. Ideal for new or replacing old style panels now in your home. 1975 BUILDING CENTRE Seaforth 527-0910 ." Clinton 482-3405 Hensall 262-2418 I