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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1962-10-04, Page 4t More good news about the cleanest, quietest, safest, most precise, most comfortable form of home heating ever devised. LECTRIC HOME HEATING RATES COME DOWN AGAIN � Once more the cost of electric home heating has been reduced, this time by 17+5 A total reduction in the past year of 35% You'd be sitting pretty with Typical electric heating costs for a 6 room home: A year ago ... $$200.00 and well worth it. Now...only $130.30 You can now enjoy the many outstanding advan- tages of complete electric home heating -for no more than it costs to heat your home with oil or gas. 7o be sure of proper installation, with insulation to Hydro standards, calf a qualified electric heating contractor or SEAFORTH PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION BROPHAGEN itul'. kind Mrs. C'aivin Rigel[, iusnn laid llt'enda of Desboro have been visiting at the honle of her parents. Mr. and Ml's. Aug. alherbartlt. Mrs. Hobert GM and Lynda of Glencoe spent the week end with her Parents, Mr. and Mrs, Harold. Smyth. :lir. and Mts. Alvlu Rose of Sarnia with Mr, and Mrs. Chris. W. Leonliardt for the week end, Mr, `Pout ,Scott of I -lam lion lord \V'arr'eri Sholdice of Guelph at the hours of Mr, acid Mrs. l'tussoll Sholdice. Bir. and Ml's. Reuben Buuok attended the funeral of David lfopf at Milverton recently. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scherharth of Detroit with Mrs. John L, l3ennewies. Mr, and Mrs, Dalton :Hinz and Gerald visited with Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Green at Teeswatel' on Sunday. Bir. and Mrs. Russell Sholdice, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sholdice and. Paul visited Mrs. Gary Sholdice's sister, Mrs. Alfred Blow and ;At, Blow at Agincourt on Sunday. Visitors at the home of Mrs, Rosina Miller were: Mrs. Alma Pusbeiherg, Mr, and Mrs. Ross Pushelberg of Listowel; Mr. and Mrs, Rudy Helen and Perry of Sebriugville; Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Fischer, Keith and Brian of Sea - forth; Mrs, Rachel Ahrens, Mr. and Mrs, Earl Drb and fancily of Milverton; Mr, and Mrs. Don Rands and Kenneth of Toronto; Mrs. Levi Rands, Mit- chell, with Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe, A shower was held at the Com- munity Hall on Friday evening for lir. and Mrs, Bruno Braeeker (Joyce Wilson). Edgar Eliigsen read the address and Earl Rook made the presentation or cash. Mueller's orchestra provided the music for dancing. Miss Doris Docking of Staffs with her sister, Mrs. Henry Loonhardt Jr, and Mr. Leon- hardt, The TB clinic was held at the community hall on Wednesday, The Stewards of tho Christian. Hoole met in the basement of St. Peter's Lutheran Church with Mrs. Manuel Benerman and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe in charge of devo- tions. recreation and lunch. Pact- nr. Brill presented the topic"Tire Sixth Command." Lloyd Prueter, the president, was in. charge of business, It was decided this group will present a variety tal- ent night on Nov. 20th at the community hall. A committee was appointed to see about dressing rooms at the church skating rink. The next meeting is to be Tuesday, Oct. 23rd. Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Geon. tiara and faintly attended the 75th birthday celebration of Mrs, l.eonhat'dt's faller, Toni Clark at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dill, near Monkion on Fri- day everting. At the recent Chamber of Cont inerce dinner meeting held at the community hall it was decld• ed to have It turkey draw In No- vember. It is hyped the public will support this cause, so that the members can carry on haling dances, etc., where people, young told older may go, knowing they are under stlpervisod protection. The property committee have beau working on the park grounds in the picnic area where trees are growing and grass seed will' be sown, Russell Sholdice showed pictures of his trip to Europe: Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Benermnn of London with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Beuerman, Ray 130ntlewles, London, Arth- ur Dlegel, Ititchener, Clayton and Robert Ahrens, Waterloo, at their homes for the week end, COIN OPERATED ll,,„n,O EVERYTHING IS EU EE 4 --Tali SlaAi°ORTI Politics Out County Council ends Turnabout Custom Huron county council has voted to diseontlltlle the tinge -honored Duston of choosing their warden n000rding to his poi ti a ati Liber- al one year, a next. If memory Is correct, Blore was a very practical reason behind this method. In the long ago, as much as a whole day was wasted in jockeying for position between the two political parties, before a warden was elected. To end such useless stale- Nt'71NS, Thursday, October 4, 1902 HENSALL Miss Dianne Rannio, nurse•in- training at Sarnia visited recent- ly with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Sam Ronnie, Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Chapman and Rod visited over the week- end with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Joe De Loge in Sarnia, Mr. Robert Lambie wtto is undergoing treatment in Wont- minster Hospital, London. spent the week -end at his home here, Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Thomson of Toronto spent the week -end at their summer home in the village, Miss Jean Noakes and friend, Mr. Walter Anios of London vis- ited this week with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Len Noakes and family. Mrs. Edna Corbett was a recent visitor with Mr. and Mrs. George Parker, Ricky and Cindy. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Peebles, Monica and Greg. of Loudon visit- ed recently with Mr. and Mrs. Len. Noakes and family, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mclwon spent several days 10 Flint, Mich„ last week. Mrs. Don Vero of St. Cathar- ines and Mr, Cameron Henry of London were recent visitors with their parents, Mr. . and Mrs. William Henry, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Taylor were recent visitors with relatives and !SATURDAY, S ' � . l ►�o 6 tare, ut1 rf. �• F ' u EE WASH' G 6'v0 FR IT 'x '' , YIN G FREE COCACOLA FREE IL' as CIOFFEE � MARKET ST. SEAF0RTH friends in Underhill. Mr, and Mrs. Jerry Ronnie and Joanne of Toronto visited recent- ly with the fornter's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Salo itaunie. Matas and expedite the county's hasiiiess it was agreed to let each party nominate a candidate for warden, year about. with four pasties iu the federal oleetlon this .Brae, the county councillors may have felt that the time had come to sOparate polities from tate wardership. Mitoheli Cider and Apple Butter Mill 1iri11 operate Tues., Wed., Thurs.- and a, ri From now on tuitidgyl Nov, 23. 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