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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-06-06, Page 5Seaforth Lions •33rd Annual 0 tifil) :to- , z Seafortli Ontario 00 TAAI WI* AA IAA:NANO Db441014.6 tidied By Morale Whyte and Carol Shortreed At present, many students at SDH S are deep in the midst of exams. The,final june examinat- 'Every week more people Os - COMP What Mighty Jobs are accomplished by' low cost Ex- positor Want Ads. Dial 527-0240. ions began on attonday and will be finished June 16. There are, of counie, a few fortunate stud- ents, trent all five gri\ades, who began their summer vacation last Friday, as they had the re- quired 60% minimum average, to be exentPted front writing every subject. NOTICE To the re$idents of Hensall and Usborne Townships The Hensall dump grounds will be closed except on Monday, from 3 -p.m. 'till 8 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. 'till 1 p.m. No wire fence, tree stumps, large stones or cement, car bodies, isndhinery, grain screen- ings, manure or dead animals will be allowed. By order of the Council of the Village. of Hensall Wednesday , JUNE 26 day JUNE 27 Friday JUNE 28 BANDS • BEAUTY CONTEST Amateur Talent Contest BINGO GAMES Fireworks BUY ADVANCE SALE TICKETS NOW I 1 HOWABOUT A DEMONSTRATION?. CALL KEN AT VINCENT FARM EQUIPMENT Phone 527-0120 BUY THE BEST GET International Baler Twine 10,000 ft. $6.65 custom BUY A NEW I. H. BALER No Interest or Payments 111L. MARCH• 1 1969 GET A FREE MOWER WITH EVERY Cub Cadet Tractor A VINCENT FARM EQUIPMENT • (Formerly John Bach's) Phone 527-0120 remaa••• Seaforth NEWS Or WEN AM a xfam, Students Raise $550 $550.09 was raised for Oxtgon, Saturday by $orty-feur pupils of Hensel' r Ilblle $0,110131 •Who Walked eleven, MAW bora St. Joseph to Hensel'. • They :were led by 'PrinciPal Robert' Iteahlfrn inid Eric 1011$7 'fiehl, who teaelles grades and seven. Sponsoring local and distriet,ntereliants, relatives and friends 'pledged anywhere frOM 10c to a dollar for each mile walked.„ At Zurich they Were treated to pop courtesy of Tuck- ey Beverages, chocolate milk by Ron Mock of Hurondale DairY: potato chips by Hostess Ltd. Bantams Win Opener Seaforth Optimist Bantams tr- avelled; to St. Marys last Wed- nesday night and defeated the St. Marys squad by a resoUnd- ing 11-1 victory. • Seatorth took a quick 3-1 firs inning lead and ertended this to 6-1 in the third, behind the ex- cellent pitching of Don Nichol- son and errorless fielding. The locals he St. Marys scoreless for the remaining innings,while scoring 5 more runs. It-waS a real team effort and shows that they have a winning spirit so lets get irrtrt and support our teams. Team members include — ca- tcher- Jerry Feeney, pitcher Don Nicholsorb, 1st base- David •,flarvey, 2ral,base John G.orrrwill, 3rd- Gary Eisler, shortstop-, Sim Hoff, left Mid- Ron Henderson, right field- Jim Copper, cen,rtre field Larry Broome. Substitutes Kevin Broome, Bill Salisbury, Don Etue, Randy Wood, Stewart McLean. News of Constance • Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Scott • and family visited recently with his sister Mrs. Grace Patterson of Brampton. Mr. and Mrs. Shnon Dyk, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Dekker .and Bent- ley of Galt were Wednesday vis- itors with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Haverkarnp and family. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Snell of Blyth visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Dale, Kathy and Cheryl. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hart of Goderich were Sunday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buchanan and family. • Mr. and Mrs.. Jack Crozier, Brian, Paul, Kevin and Lori of Listowel visited on Sunday eve- ning with Mr. and Mrs. -George Mcilwain and Mary. Mr. and Mrs. Earlan Osborn, Melody and Leona visited on Thursday , evening with Mrs. Dora Rapien, Joan and Lita of Slabtown. Mr. and Mrs. Earlan Osborn, Melody and Leona visited on Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Young of Monkton. Smiles . . Middle age is when you're thin on top, but -not on the bot- tom. • Sign in a beatnik hangout: "Save water! - Bathe with a friend." Seine of the parents provided freshie and doughniits and 4 harbeque was enjoyed at the Community Park, lfensall. At the Provincial Trap Shoot- ing championship held in Ham- ilton over the weekend, John Anderson of Hensall_wen the 16 yard class event witha ,SeeFe of 195 out of 200. Mr. Harry Caldwell, Well - wood, Man., and daughter lane of Portage La Prairie, Wye re, turned home after spending a week visiting with the former's sister, Mrs. Alice joynt, and other relatives in the district. 'Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Erb, brid- al couple, were honored at a reception and dance at Zurich Community 'Centre, Saturday evening and presented a purse of money, with Earl Wagner act- ing as M.C. Music was provided by the Bluewater Playboys. There was a large attendance. Mr. William Kyle, lappen, has purchased the property of Mr. William Forrest on the Lon- don Road and will take up resi- dence this summer. Mrs. Jim Bozzato and Dana, Port Colborne, returned home Friday after spending three weeks With the former's par- ents, Mr.a nd Mrs. Wm. Kyle. Mrs. Wm. Kyle is recovering nicely from a fractured right arm sustained in a fall at her home. She was hospitalized for a. week. - DAVID ,MURRAY Mr. David Murray who resid- ed with his niece Miss Hannah Murray, RR 1, Hensall, and who would have celebrated his 102nd birthday in December this year had he lived, passed -away in South Huron • Hospital, Exeter, Friday evening, May 20th. The late Mr, Murray was unmarried. Surviving are one sister, Mrs. W. -E. McCorquodale, Royal Oak, Mich., and several nieces and nephew.S. Public funeral services were held Monday from Bonthron -Funeral Home, conducted by Rev. J. C. Boynt, . with inter- ment in Exeter cemetery. Pallbearers were Tom, Sam, Malcolm, Harry; Andrew and William Dougall. Members of Hensall Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion 468 and Auxiliary, marched in a body to Carmel Presbyterian Church, Sunday morning to at- tend divine services and were addressed by Mr. Garth Wilson, B.A., a student. Sunday morning, June 9th, at 11a.m. at Hensall \United Church, Mr. Murdock Morrison of the Varna -Goshen charge will occupy the pulpit as Rev. H. F. •Currie will be conducting the Sacrements' in that charge. Mrs. Gus Voth who has been spending the past week visiting with her mother, Mrs. L. Simp- son, has returned to her home in Birmingham, Mich. f, "Oh dear! Does this mean, I've failed?" RUBY'S CANADA PACKERS PKLED Cottage Rolls lb. 59 COLEMAN'S FULLY COOKED Boneless Ham lb. 83c HOME MADE (Plain or Garlic) PURE PORK SAUSAGES lb' 59 LEAN RIB STEAK lb. 89c MEATY BLADE STEAK • lb. 79c • COLEMAN'S SPECIALS TASTY BOLOGNA, by the piece 3 lbs. $1.00 SUMMER SAUSAGE, by ,the piece • • lb. 89c COOKED Ham, 1% -lb. thts • $1.59 WES'rON'S BREAD 4 loaves 99c La TIM HUT* IMO ;111APOt?H ZJU� 4 1$004 Bean, Corn, Pasture an • Cereal Grain Sprays • ATRAZ1NE, PAATORAN,\ AMMEN, AlitfiNES, BUTYRI and ESTER SPRAYS IN STO 'FENCING -REQUIREMENTS: CEDAR POSTS — STEEL POSTS BARB WIRE -I FARM. FENCE MEET MAIT EDGAR MAIT EDGAR . , born on a Morris TOwnship farm in Huron County, teacher and community leader, wants to meet you. MAIT EDGAR stands for One Canada, MAIT EDGAR as a member of the Trudeau Liberal Government can bring the "Just • Society" to Huron. MAIT EDGAR says this meani equal opportunity for the farmer; help with every citi- • zen's problems on the side where it counts — the Government side. now a high school MEET EDGAR. TELL HIM YOUR -VIEWS MAIT EDGAR LISTENS and TAKES ACTION FOR ALMON — VOTE- EDGAR VOTE TRLIDEAU VOTE LIBERAL • VOTE CANADA blished by the Huron Liberal Association) Bayfield Aie. Barbecue na SUNDAY, June . 4-7 p.m. — Adults $1,00; Children 25c — Meet Matt Edgar — Trudeau Liberal Candidate ACTION TftUDEAU Clinton Legion Hall F RALLYi;jistration7.0,...._ Entertainment — Eats, Membership mid Achtilielett SOO 'to organize Huroh Ri Young Liberals– JUN