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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-07-04, Page 12HURON OXPOSITOR, 55AFORTH, ONT., JUVir 4, 190 NEWS of DUBLIN - •Mr. and Mrs, Jerry Stapleton, T'atrick and Carol Stapleton Lon- don, visited Mr. William Staple- ton. • Miss Pearl O'Rourke, Dundas, with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Looby. / Mr. and Mrs. John Cleary, Kevin and Karen, Weston and Mr. and Mrs. Ken La Maire, Toronto, with Mrs. Frank Evans. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Butters, in Bracebridge with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Butters. Mrs. Kathleen Feeney, Erin. dale, with Mrs. A. M. Looby. • Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Costello and family, Westbrook, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Grosech and family, London, Mr. and Mrs. Danny Costello and family, Kitchener, with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Costello. •Mf. and -Mrs. Edevaid Heathen, Detroit, with Mr. and Mrs, Jack O'Rourke and relatAven • Mr. and Mrs. Len Gaffney and children, Smith Falls, with friends in the village. Miss Barbara, Halland, Mr. and Mrs. John Frappier, Susan- ne and Jerry, Montreal, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reiland and fam- ily, Scarboro, with Mr. and Mrs. George Holland. - Mr. and Mrs. John Frost, St. Thomas, with Mrs. Joe Dill. Mrs. James Ackryod and Frank O'Rourke, Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs. Dan O'Rourke. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Woods and family, Georgetown, with Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Horan. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Friend and Melba Jean at Lion's Head. SEE HARRISTON •FERTILIZER for - BALER T I E 4. Good Stock Competitive Prices 4. Quantity Discounts PHONE 482-9133, CLINTON Hwy. No. 8, Halfway between Clinton and Seaforth WEDDING INVITATIONS THE HURON EXPOSITOR Phone 527-0240 : Seaforth WE'RE HCLOSIN wgrvE SOLD OUR BUSINESS AND STOCK AND ARE CLOSING SATURDAY, JULY 13th This Week's Closing Specials GOLDEN DEW — 1 -Ib. prints MARGARINE - •. - 4 for $1.00 25, 46, 60, 100 WATT ' LIGHT BULBS - - 4 for $1.00 XING — Reg. 1.19 I FLY SPRAY - - 89c DOMESTIC — 1-1b. pkg: r SHORTENING - 2 for 69c OLD DUTCH CLEANSER - - 2 for 39c MAPLE LEAF CANNED — 11/2 -Ib. MIDGET HAMS - - $1.39 SAVE 10% ON ALL FROZEN FOODS LUCKY McGonigle's DOLLAR Grocery Phone 527-160 Seaforth First Church WMS Meet 4 The 'VMS of First Church held their June meeting- -in the Centennial Room of the church. The seond vice-president, Mrs. J. Thompsom chaired the meet- ing in the absense of the presi- dent, Mrs. Francis Coleman. The meeting opened with call to worship. Hymn 569, verses 1-3 and 6 and 7 were sung. The minutes were read by Mrs. Ed - :Rh McMillan in the absence of the • secretary Mrs. Carolyn' Thompson. Seventeen merabers answered the roll call. The Ladies' ,Aid fees are to be paid at the July meeting. Mrs. Hel- en McNrillan's group is to be in charge of the next meeting. Mrs. Elgin Nott, the group lead- er, took charge of the devotion- al part of the meeting. The scripture lesson was taken from third chapter of Acts, verses 11- 16 and also fourth chapter of Acts, verses 6-13. The topic was • "Chirst and The Faith of Men". Hymn 568 "Lord of Light Whose Name Outshineth" was sung. The meeting was closed •with prayer. A dainty lunch was ser- ved. 1(111it rki olitotir.s rIA$1 mirsompwew NEWS of WALTON Mee Ross Leeming and daugh- ter, Linda, were guests orf Mr. and Mrs. Earle Steele at their cottage at Port Stanlley for the holiday weekend.. Linda re- mained for a weeks holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Childer- hose o Kitchener visited., on SuridaY' With Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Murray. Miss • Eileen Williamson is taking a Home Economics Course in Toronto. Miss Ar- leneWilliamson is also taking a summer course at Western University, Landon, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ennis, Steven and Leanne of Whitby visited. over the holiday week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Daug- las Ennis and attended the Homecoming Weekend at Sea - forth. Carol Mason of Blyth is spending a few days with her grandparents, Mr, ,end Mrs. William Blake. Mrs. 'Rollie Achilles and Ann, Ricky Taylor of Staffa and Bar- bara Watkins of Summerhill left last Friday on a motor trip to Calgary, Banff and oth- er points. , 'Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Leeming were Mr. and Mes. P;er c y Leeming • Mr. and Mrs. Percy Wayman, and family, Brantford and MT. and Mrs. Douglas Cam,pbeil, RR3, Blyth. Mr, and IVIrs. Frank Dundee and family of Toronto visited, over the weekend with Mrs. George Dundas. Mr and Mrs :Ulan McCall and Be ve.rl ey returned hotre frem a month's motor trip to Vancouver and Vetoria, visit. .ng relatives at different pc.ints along the way, retu -Mee home by way of the International Peace Garde -re and Mackiihaw Bridge at the U.S. border , and Nirs.. Terrance pun - des accompanied by Mr- and Mrs. W. Stutz of Waterleos spent tive Dominion Day week- end with MT. and Mrs. Cle- mens Stutz of Golden Valley. Miss Judi Cla.rk. of London is visiting with Me. and Mrs. ,Harold Smalldlon. MTS. ' Luella Marshall and Barry of l3rigden called on fricands in the village last Satur- day. AtIr. and Mrs. William Dina. more and family of Brampton visited with Mr. and MTS. Gor- don MeGavin. Miss Linda Le -emir -ie. Mitchell and 'Jeffrey Leeming of RR2, Seaforth" visited, their grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard, Leeming. Mr. and Mrs. William Coutts Mr. and Mrs., ROSS Bennett and MT. and Mrs. Hcnnce Rutledge. of London attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Belle Cousins, aster of Mrs. Roy Bennett, at Orlllia, Sunday. Mrs. Peter McDonald is is spending a few days in. Stratford) with .Mrs. Simpson MeCeul. Mr. and 'Mrs. Herbert Kirby and family of Woodstock vis- ited over the weekend with Mi. Frank Kirby and Mr. arid Mrs. Douglas Kirby. Miss Gladys Lyons and Men. Edna Henderson • af Dundas wereweekend guests at the home of Mrs. Ge,orge Dundee. "Nies, Wi 11 1 a m Farquarsen London and Mre. John Aubin Seaforth; spent Sunday evening with Mrs. W. R. Broadhfoot. CONSTANCE Visitors in the area includ- ed: Mr. and Mrs. Simon Dyk of Galt with Mr. and Mrs. Bert He ver.kamp; Mi. andenars. Glen Boynton, Shelbourne, with Mr. and Mrs. Nick Whyte; Mr. and Mrs, Paul McMaster, Carol and Mark, London,. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dedrick and Jef- frey, Simcoe, with Mr. and Mee. George Hagg.art; 'Mn and Men. Clarence Mis-- Iliroy with 'Nies. EUma JeWitt and Mrs. Ella Jewitt before leaving for Slahellbrook, Sask.; Mr. .and Mrs. Douglas, Rilay, Kim and Greg of Ajax with Me. and 1VIrs. Frank Riley. Mrs, Thelma Bromley, Kitch- ener,- with Mr. mid Mrs. Wil- liam Dale; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van der Molan, Paul, Mark and Margie of Oakville, with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Whyte. se Mrs. Irene Grim,oldby with Mr. and Mrs. Russel Fleming of Seaforth,. Mr. and MTS. Wilmer Glou- sher and Mrs. Ella Jewitt at- tended the 25th wedding anni- versary of Mr. and Mrs. John Sanderson of •Blyth. Mr. and Mrs. Eaelan Osborn, Melody and Leona visite n Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hart of God- erich. • - • Mn and Mrs. Ken Preszca- tor, Linda., Dianne and Nancy Visited, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cook, Clinton. Mr, and Mrs. Lyle Montgom- ery and Faye, Clinton, visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bueh,anarie Mr. a,nd Mrs, Jack Crozier and family, Listowel, visited Mr. and Mrs. George MeLlwain.- Mr. and Mrs. William Dale, Kathy and Cheryl and 1VIrs. Thelma Bromley •of Kitchener visited Mr. and Mrs. Murray Scott, Be I gr ave . Elaine and Dennis Pfaff of Orediton are spending a few days holidays with Mr. and MTS. Ken- Preszcater. CLASSIFIED ADS Too Late MURRAY —; In ;Victoria Hos- pital, London, on . June 28, to &he and Mrs. Lou Mur- ray, London, a son, Donald Patrick. FOR SALE — 4 Holstein bull calves. Peter V.anDrtmen, RR% Seaforth, phone 345-2897: ,t1-34-1 FOR SALE — French Provin- cial bedroom. suite, Braumor quality living room suite, one year old; all other household equipment including frig, stove, etc. Phone 345-2284. t1-34-2 FOR SALE — Used Gar Wend oil furnace, in good condition with 500 gal oil tank Phone 292-2627, Hensel. NOTICE — Anyone wanting custom gravel from Smith's pit contact -crusher foreman, or phone 527-0227. t1-34-1 FREE — FREE — FREE Trite for your wonderful free Cook Book and for com- plete information on how to establish profitable Rawleigh Business. ( ) Pull time basis, oe' part time basis). NAME ADDRESS -CITY The W. T. RAO/LEIGH Co. Dept, G-363-HY2, Too Late 4005 Riebelieu St., Montreal, 0444 HELP. WANTED Women • wanted for- cooking and do- mestic purposes on weekends. A527.0130Seaforth Manor, phone t1-34-1 FOR SALE — Fifty *good tele- phone poles. Antone Siemon RR4, Walton, phone 345-2599. 11-34-1 HOW TO EARN MORE MONEY — MEN AND - WOMEN I need a full or parttime person to help meet the demand for a much needed service for motnriets. Pleasant, dignified goed paying work. No expheri- -ence necessary but a car is. For full infortn write to ED BAUER, TRICK, ST., Wines Give your None number please. 4-34-3 LOCAL BRIEFS Mr. and Mrs. C. O Colbeet of Burlington with Miss Devi- ne Anderson ' IGIee Stan G. Dotrance a Chat- ham was hem for the end. s• A Winning Float • Register Early Mrs. Elizabeth Hill, London, Mrs, Jessie McNichol, Leth- bridge, Alberta and Mrs. John Pryce, Seaforth, were among those who registered early at the town hall Saturday morn- ing. All are descendants of the Staples family of the area. Over 300 families were registered over the three-day event. Since it is hoped to have a complete record of all visitors reunion committee" members, ask that information concerning visitors who neglected to register be phoned members of the registration committee. (Photo by Cantley. EGMONDV1LLE NEWS OF THEWEEK Mr- end Mrs. Ed -Boyce of then also Mr: and Mts. Rus- . Egmondville and Mr. and Mrs. sell Errett of Hensel. • Joseph Uniaph Of Guelph have left on a holiday to Calgary and expect to be away.far two weeke. IVIr. and Mrs. Bedford Dun- gey and family of Sarnia were weekend guests of &Ir. and Mrs. Chas. Geddes. Sheila and Pana Geddes returned with Mr. and Mee. Dimgey Mr a visit with their grandparents in Sarnia. Mr. and ales. Leonel* Strong were visited by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hutchison of Woodtstock ovve the weekend. . Weekend visitors for Mr. and Illms. Jack Fraiser, , were Mn and Mrs. Larry Brown and family of Galt, Mrs. Orville Hildebrand of Kitchener and 1nm and Mrs. James Brown and Kathy of Hespeler. Reid Reunion Miss Isobel Epps and son The eleventh annual Reid Donglas of Toronto were week- picnic was held at the Seaforth end guests of Mn. and Atm. Lions Park with an attendant* Norman, MeLeare , of 57. Mr. and) IVIrs. hinnies Knighis 'Mr. and Mtn, Alex Whitfield were visited over the Week- carried net a sports program and end ber Mr. end MTIS. Eldon contests, ineluerurg one with a Mitchell of Stratford. political theme. The dollar for Mee and Vire Chris Knetse.h the habY of the year went to and family weem away this past Brenda Keys, daughter cif Sews weekend' visiting relatives in art and Gail Keys of. Bramp- Georgetown.ton. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ever. - The committee for 'next year ett Smith over the weekend picnic is to be, Merton, and Elsie wean Mi. and Mrs. Tont Cross Keys. Morris and Ruth Carter mid Briars from Galt, Mr. and and Stewart and Gail Hens. Mrs. Eisen Smith and girls Of Stratford, ntre a.nd Mrs. Wayne rimmmummisarmporisseimmisam. Sarrith and family of Hensel, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Smith of Eganondville. Fittedo Last t Mr. and Mrs, John I3oshart and family of Kitchener and Mr. and -"Mrs. Edward James Lasted to Fit of Masa Craig were weekend visitors of Mr. and Mns. How- RUB -RIDER by Doust ard limes and family. • Mr. and Mrs. Renald Brady Top quality work boots are being visited, by • IVIrs. Bra- dy's sister, IVIrs. Phyllis Valck- man and thildren, from Sud - bury., Rene and Mrs. Roy Dungey and sons also Mr. and, Mrs. Chas. Dungey and family. visi- tedeMete, Fenny Dungey at the home of Mr. and IVIns. George itrUlfse?.. and Ian: •Elener Stepti- weekend by Mr. and (Mrs. jaelt eineet were visited over the Blythe" and daughter of Mit- o• nseememerenestesseennisioneenne JACK THOMPSON Family Shoes and **airs SEAFORTH JEWELLERS (Formerly Savauge Jewellers) DIAMONDS 'WATCHES JEWELLERY . CHINA and GIFTS WATCH and JEWELLERY REPAIRS ' KEN LINGELBACH, PROPRIETOR 49 .111111•1111MMINF 1.I We are pleasedto announce that Mr. Ken Lingelbach has purchased Savauge Jewellers', . Seaforth, and plans to continue the business as ineths. epast, under the name of Seaforth Jew- eHr• . We Wish to thank the many customers of Seaforth and area Who have contributed to the success of our business over the past 58 years and since the passing of Ross Savauge. We sincerely hope that our 'customers and friends will continue to give Ken the same support we enjoyed. Ken is a watehmaker and has operated his own jewellery store in Ayr for 20 years. Thank You, Gladys, Heidi & Ted Sauvage Having liquidated my interests in Savauge Jewel- lers, I plan the devote my full time in Seaforth to the investment business. Please feel free to contact me at any time for formation about our investments. Our funds have helped thousands, of people, both young and old, find additional security through proper financial planning. • A.G.F. Management Ltd. A Canadian Company Managing Four Canadian Mutual Funds, FRED (TED) SAVAUGE Res., 77 John St. — 527-1522 So They Say ••... until someone would tell her where she could get top satis- faction. When they told her VINCENT'S she came down immediately. BUY THE BEST ! ! - GET AN HI Baler Swather Combine INTEREST FREE 'TIL APRIL, 1969 INTERNATIONAL BALER TWINE $6.45 Per bag INCENT FARM EQUIPMENT HI -3.0Antot14 gohn ah"N AYR-GALT-SEAFORTH Phom 527-0120