The Huron Expositor, 1968-04-25, Page 4XPOSITOR, SEAFO
TH, !ONT., APR. 25, 1968
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to 40rTPIegel4 s.r.;.return-
ding bom liere after spen-
roznmuninne e at the Seaforth
• tY. AOSpital.
•'VVINCHE,LSEA
e Mader Jeffery Coward of
• OWeeleine Line spent Friday
Vdtb Mrs. John Coward.
Mele'Preenian Horne and Mrs.
COM Grubb and Michael spent
Monday in London ''with
threa-
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery and tau-
nt, Of near Stratford, visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Doug
Stephens, Doris and David.
• Mr. Larry Flynn was a guest
on Saturday at the Chappel and
•Sanders wedding. at James
Street Church in Exeter and
linter at the reception at the
Dafferin Hotel in Centralia.
Mrs, William Walters visited
in Exeter on Saturday at the
home of Mrs. Ross leathers.
Mr. Brian Hern of Stratford,
visited bis parents Mr. and Mrs.
Phil Hem and family over the
weekend.
Miss Ioan Allen returned to
her home on Thursday from
War Memorial Children's Ilos-
• pital, London, after being a pat-
ient there for three months.
Mr. and Mrs, Horace Delbrictge
• visited on Saturday at ' South
Huron Hospital in Exeter, with
Mrs. Violet Cooper.
e Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Hutton
e,and Dianne visited on Sunday
o evening with Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
e liane Allen, Susan, Joan and
Carol.
Mr. and Ilex's. Gary Sholdice,
Paul, Mark and Judy, visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Rog-
er Sholdice and Jeffrey at Pres-
ton.
Miss Shirley Trentowsky, R.N.
Montreal, spent a few days over
the weekend with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Trentowsky.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bennewies,
London, spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Benne-
wies.
Mrs. Jean Nichol and Robert,
Brussels and Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Pfeifer, Monkton, were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Pfeifer and Karl on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wolfe,
Marcel, Darrell and Dale, Ket-
ehener, visited with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs, Lavern Wolfe on
Sunday.
Pupils of this area attended
the Mitchell Musk Festival on
Monday.
Mr. Fred Kistner returned
home Saturday after spending a
week at the Seaforth Communi-
ty Hospital.
Rev. H. W. Luetkehoelter,
Brunner, conducted Sunday
morning services at St. Peter's
Lutheran Church here.
Miss Cheryl Bennevvies has
completed her studies at Water-
loo Lutheran University and is
at home with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Bennewies.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McEwen,
Jackie and Robbie, Mitchell, vis-
ited with Mr. ane Mrs. Ken EL
ligsen and boys on Sunday.
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Name
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Slippers Read'S $hoe Store,
(1907) Mrs. Robt. Joynt; cheese
board, (803) Frank Phillip
stetionery, (198) Mrs. Norman
Long, Kippen; lotions, (1241)
Mrs. W. D. Wilson, Bnicefield;
soft drinks, Queen's Dining
Lourtge, (2109) Jeanine Melan-
son; egg cooker, (433) Mrs. Jas.
S. Henderson; 1/4. gal. ice-cream,
U.D.P.C., (514) Pat Troutbeck;
lotions, (1822) Mrs. Mel Clarke;
boots, Red's Fine Station (703)
N. Kirk, R1t3; shoes, Jack
TeOmpsones Shoe Repair, (212)
Eva Cox, Rita.
Jewellry Kit, Hildebrand
Paint and Paper, (722) Gail
Matthews; knives, J. A. Cardno,
Ince., (484) Mrs. M. Keeher, Eg-
mondville; lotions, (2143) Stev-
en Maxwell; $10.00 permanent,
Brian's Hair Styling, (1650)
WS. B. Westervelt; $2.00 bak-
ing, Trapnell'e Bakery, (Tee)
Mrs. Lorne Dale; % gal. ice-
cream, U.D.P.C. (1880) Mrs. Har-
vey Leslie; oil change and
grease job, Bob's BA Station,
(974) Andy Turnbun; two din-
ners, Commercial Hotel ( 1)
Ruth Cluff; lotions, (957) 01-.
lie Macdonald, RR2; pie servers,
Anstett's Jewellery Store , (292)
Mary Czerwinski; $3.00 dry-
cleaning, (1803) Mrs. P. L., Bra -
4y.
$10.00 permanent, Colonial
Hair Styling, (2041) Mrs. John
Taylor; 2% dozen! eggs, Ken
Moore (1028) Mrs. Norval Ste -
more, lelta; grease job, Cleave
Coombs, (1999) Robt. Read;
hair cream, Tyndall's Barber
Shop (2295) Stewart McLean;
Colonge, Mrs. Ina Atkinson (256)
Mrs. R. K. McFarlane; two suits
dry-cleaned; Blue Ribbon Dry-
cleaners (538) Mrs. T. J. Flynn;
car floor mat, Rowcliffe Motors,
(337) Mrs. John Murphy, •RR4;
bat and ball, (939) Mrs. C. J.
Walden; lotions (1567). Mrs. II.
Taylor, RR1, Londesboro.
Card ta,ble, Gingerich's (1325)
Judy Steffen; lotions .(1610)
Kenneth Holmes; tomato plants,
Staffen.'s (1869) Mrs, Gerd Mc -
Galen, Walton; lotions (1506)
Mrs. Angus Kennedy, 11.,R4;
"Dutch Shoes, lain Street Va-
riety (2216) Andy MeBetk; tyve
cartons soft drinks, Queen's din-
ning lo *tinge (1958) David Mog-
garh; motor oil, Gerald's Super -
test, , (2418) • Allan Wilbee; two
cartons soft drinks, McClinchey's
Reetaraunt (1414) Mrs. Dennis
Nolan, RR5; cup and saucer,
Main Street Variety Store (2242)
Larry Dupee; cosmetics, Keat-
ing's 'Pharmacy (2021) Theresa
Bannon.
Lotions (1821) lers. Mel
Clarke; 10 lbs. sugar, MeGon-
igle's Grocery (1596) Mrs. Mel
Dale; Scratch pads, Seaforth
News (575) leirs. J. M. McMillan;
'twii red geraniums, Baker's_.-...
Greenhouse (1262) Mrs. Helen
Connell; groceries, Wilkinson's
IGA (291) Danny. Cornish; pail
of honey, Wallace Ross (356)
Dorothy Jones; blanket, Doug
Ennis, Walton, (597) Margie Mc-
Lean: painting (1926) R. M.
Smith; chocdlates, Crich's Bak-
ery(1250) Mrs. Ed McGrath,
Dublin; 50 lbs. sugar, Ryan's
Store, St. Columban, King Gan-
...
Penny.
ham.
Tractor seat, Goedon MeGale
in, Walton (1429) Mrs. A. Duch -
=lie, Dublin; electric knife and
scissor sharpener, Elliott's Grill
(789) Mrs. K. Gardner; shoe po-
lish and laces, Hltelt`crhomp-
son (1972) Ted Ifongemery;
five lb. roast of beef, Jas. F.
Scott (982) Ruth Chat flash-
light and batteries, United Aute
Parts (1621) Mrs. Mel Clarke;
lotions (775) Mrs. Mabel Law-
son; screwdriver, Haugh's Farm
Machinery, Brumfield, (8N)
Mrs. G. Gloss; $2.00 baking,
Mts. Velma Miller (2031) Mrs.
Dave Stewart; ten lbs. sugar,
McGonigle's Grocery (431) Mrs.
Ed Andrews; plaque, Saveuee
Jewellers (1231) Mrs. Bert Will-
ters, BBS Kippen.
Staple r, Huron Expositor
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(201) Joanne
e 1BodesrlachinwdrerYiv-
e,
jerucefield (1008) Jean Powell;
soft drinks, MeClinchey's Res-
taraupt- (1406) Bruce Austin;
motor oil, Keith Sharp (500)
Gordon Beuttentniller; . shoes,
Highland Shoes Co. (2381) Bren-
da Dale; tea pot, Goettler's.
Dublin (261) Susan McLennan; ,
Rubbermaid drawer, Sills Hard-
ware (202) Joanne Bode; flag
(2227) Debbie Dinsmore; pail of
honey, Wallace Ross (731) Janet
Ford; varnish, Vincent Farm
Equipment (1354) Mrs. Foster
Bennett. '
Shoes, Highland Shoe Co.
(385) Mrs. Lou Sills; ash tray
stand, • Box Furnieure Store
(1610) George Munroe; mini -bin,
Sill's Hardware (1868) Mrs. Gor-
don MeGavin, Walton; hair
spray, McCluskey's General
Store, Winthrop (2126) Mrs.
June Maxwell; motor oil, Hab-
kirk Transit (2418) Allan Wil -
bee; bed light, Kling's (273)
Sale Winner
News of
VARNA
The sympathy of the com-
munity is extended to the fam-
ily of Mrs. Ed Foster, who pas-
sed away on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Woodruff
visited last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Watson Webster. •
Vieitors with me and Mrs.
Bill Dowson on Sunday were
Mrs. 'William Jewitt, Ross, Lar-
ry, Kevin and Steven and Bon-
nie Snell.
The Varna 4 -II Club met Wed-
nesday evening at the home of
Mrs. Alan Hayter. The record
books were completed and hand-
ed in to the leader. The achieve-
ment day Will be held in Clin-
ton on May 4.
Abigail: "You remind me of
the sea."
Alvin: "Because I'm wild,
reckless and romantic?"
Abigail: , "No, because you
make •me sick."
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For Futher Information, Call 527-1113
% mile east of Egmondville
Miss a D. MacLennan; 21/4
dozen eggs, Ken Moore (2079)
Hilda Austin; sweater (250) Mrs.
Ferg Stapleton; Elizabeth Ar-
den Kit (515) Pat Troutbeek;
lamp, Whitney's Furniture (899)
Mrs. B. Stevenson, Clin.ton.
Tea towels (546) Marguerite
Dunn; ironing board cover, Ca-
nadian, Tire Store (1074) Mrs.
Ed. Regele, Walton; two cartons
soft drinks, Haney Shousher
(1737) Beata Malkus; lotions
(545) Marguerite Dunn; ten lbs.
sugar, MeGonigle's Groc ery
(1137) Peter Watson, Galt; run-
ning shoes, Taylor's Shoe Store
(1187) lens. Jack McIver, ER2,
Dublin; Centennial dollar bill,
Toronto -Dominion Bank (1419)
All Byermare lotions (ei 1) Rita
Duncan; groceries, Ruby's Meat
Market (2028) Helen Glew; mo-
tor oil, Habkirk Transit (2076)
Hilda Austin.
Mixing bowls, Butter's Hard
ware, Dublin (OM Eva Cee,
RE3; tea towels (925) Mrs. Peter
McCowan; vases and ash tray,
Crown Hardware (1979) Mrs. R.
Govier; two geraniums, $taf-
fen's (1589) Mrs. Tillie Dunn;
Salad ,bowl, Irvin's Hardware
(1070) Mrs. F, J. Walters, RR•3,
Walton; tea wagon (512) Mrs.
E. Iscovics; foot stool, Mr. A.
Anderson (2360) Mrs. Graham
Kerr; two cane of ham, C.
Friend, Dublin (1006) Mrs. Jean
Hildebrand; motor oil, Walden
and Broadfot (2068) Bruce Aus-
tin; hand cream, Mrs. A. Crozier
(818) Miss Janet Cluff.
Scratch pads, Seaforth News
(2393) Liz Ball; case of tomato
juice, McGonigle's Groceey (13-
10) Mrs. Jones, Egmondville;
shirt, Stewart • Bros. (533) Al-
ice Stiles; men's lotions, Keat-
ing's Drug Store (2464) Mrs.
Bessie Putnam; men's ,shoe,s,
Highland Shoe Go. (247) Mrs.
J. F. Scott; varnish, Vincent
Fenn Pentipment (328) Mrs.
Foster Bennett; lotiOne (1481)
Mrs. Joe Grummett, Egmond-
vele; two red geraniums, Bak-
er's Greenhouse (1694) D. J.
Sopha, Zurich.; chocolates, Hur-
on Wholesale (460) One.1 ,, gat -
fen; $8.50 permanent, Betty's
Beauty .Shop (1144) Mrs. Geo.
Coyne, Dublin.
Tablecloth, Main Street Var-
iety Store (508) Bea Brough;
oil painting kit, Bob and Betty's
Variety Store (1971) Ted Mont-
gomery; 10 lbs. sugar, McGon- ,
igle:s Grocery Store (16e4) G.
A. Whitney; cake plate and ser-
ver, Staffenn (1373) Mrs. Mar-
jorie Powell; artificial plant,
Hildebrand Paint and Paper •
(1590) IVIrs. Vincent Morrison;
cosmetics, Mrs. Wilma Cornish
(1818) Mrs. Mel Clarke; lotions
(1507) Art Wright; woodwork
plane, Ball -Macaulay (2248) Lie
sa Beuttenmiller; sheet, Stewart
Bros. (2020) Mrs. Vera Moore
R1t4, Mitchell; case of tomato
juice, Smith's Grocery (2139)
Mae Moffatt; lotions (1759) Mrs.
Flo Kay; ease of oranges, Phil-
lip's Fruit Stere.„ (499) Ruth
Beuttenmeller. .
Two cases soft drinks, HalleY
Shousher (2113) Hilda Austin;
record, Stedman's (2343) Ed.
Rowland, Dublin; Doll Elmer
Larone (1565) Verna Stephen-
son; foot stool' (1433) F. Veiny-
ghem; three silver dollars, Ca-
nadian Imperidl Bank of Com-
merce (2220) Henry Hellinga,
Egmondville; lotions (1965) Mrs.
R. W. Campbell, RR3, paipt,
Graves Wallpaper (1525) Mrs.
Tom Pince, Dublin; tricycle
(2182) Mrei Liz Brown; special
draw, cake, donated by D. Parke
(2284) Mrs. R. W. Newnhaan.
WHliam M. Hart
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