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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-07-11, Page 5a List For t Residents • Attendung SDHS.Reunion A nundler of •those Who at. tended e OP retinion last week registered at the SChooL Included were: (Those nanieS without addrerr ft NS are from Seaforth). Wendy Johnsten; 200 Arling- ton Ave, Toronto, 10; Lillian and Lockhart Johnston, 53 Plains Rd., Burlington; Pin and - Mrs. Harry Nesbitt, 367 Cherry St., Timmins; Ann. Brodie, 265 Russell Hill, Toronto; Mr. arid • • Mrs. Hector Murray, Exeter; Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Little, RR 6, Brantford; Mr. and Mrs. W. 1Vlur- doch Stewart, 925 Walkenhain, Lake Forest, W.; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. D. Landsborougb, Clinton. Mr, and Mrs. Heinsel Allen, London; Norman (Bolton) Munn, ▪ s London; Art Finlayson; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Baxter (Campbell) RR i, Springfield; Mr. and Mrs. Warren W. Ament, 20057" Gies- quiere Ct. Grosse Pointe WOods, IVIich 48236; Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Gardiner, Strathroy; Maud Bol- ton Hoffrean, Dashwood; Lois Finlayson, Guelph; Clare West- * cott, Scarborough; •Perce Hoag; Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Melady, 42 Lynngrove Ave„ Toronto 18; Isobel Woods Crosby, Moore. town, Ont.; Arras Woods How- ard, Bayfield. Mae Watterworth; Hazel Cleary, 211 Merlin Cr., London; , • Mary Chesney, 73 Burnside Dr., - Toronto; Margaret (Cuthill) Campbell, 120 Edinburgh Rd. S., Apt. 704, Guelph; Reg. Pryce, 201242 E. 14th Aye., Vancouver; Marian (Lillico) Rose; Alice (Watson) Andrews, Clinton; Beu- lah Scott Breman, Toronto; Mary • (Bell) Pryde, Exeter; Fred Wil- lis; Irwin Johnston; Vera (Dor- ranee) Bowers, Weston; Evelyn (Grieve) Willis; Miss Dorothy Dillon, Dublin; Mary Curtin. Dil- lon, Dublin. F?ank Archibald, Chatham; Frank Sills; Alda Bolton Hem)- , ler, Waterloo; Marg (McArthur) Sallows; Anna Haugh McIntosh, Toronto; Audrey (McGavin) Mc- - Lean; Dorothy Parke; George Parke, London; Merle Keating Hoover; Marjory Wigg Wilcox, Toronto; Alice Archibald, Bar- rie; Gwen McCue (Christie), Kit- chener; Helen (Chamberlain) • Huras, Stratford;, Marion Cham- berlain, London; Earl -Gillespie, Caledonia. Iva Hulbert, Toronto; Dave Grieve, Niagara Fails; Ethel MacKay; R. A. Dundas, Lorne Park; Janet Grieve Hill, Strath- roy; Audrey (Hall) Stevens, Lon- a don; Jack Drover, Ancaster; ' John L. Reid; Mrs. Sandy Pep- per; Cecil Knight, Kitchener; Tom Govenlock, RR 5; Jean Frost Dill, Dublin; Verna Mc- Gregor Elliott, 167 Church Ave. Willowciale; Gertrude Crich, 17 • Heyworth Cres., Toronto 13; El- ' • sie Drover, 187 Park St., Hamil- ton. Mrs. Bert Hemingway (Viola Morrison) Brussels; Beth Barton Colbert; Glen Colbert, 885 Fal- con Blvd., Burlington; Margaret Drover Ellis, Sacksville, N.S.; Rev. J. Cliff Britton; Mrs. Don McKnight (Elgie), Galt; Mr. Keith Webster (Matt), Blyth; , Keith Webster, Blyth; Arthur S. Bolton, Dublin; Margaret Cross (Smith), Galt; Ruth Smith Pullman, Egmondville; Carm Whitman, London; Stewart Geddes, London;' Thompson and Beth Forsyth Scott, Detroit; Ed- na Hackwell (Reid), Walton. a • • • Jean Miller (Archibald); Ed- na Meyer), Gelinnell, Egreencl- ' ville;'Dorene (Hudson) Coleman; Mildr ed (13ritton) Jepson, Brant- ferd; Agnes (Patrick) Norris, iliTypining; Lance Norris, Wy- oming; Novel Stimore; Mar- guerite- Mach) Nichols, Mit- chell; Ross Rennie, Toronto; Doug Rile, Ajax; Nels Goven- lock, Scoe; Bernice (Pat Dor- ranee) McKenzie, Oshawa; Pearl (Reeves) Niely, Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald, Windsor; Ethel iiiieDougall Peif- fer, 421 West Drive, Richmond, Ind, U.S.A.; Jean Brown (Brid- ge) Brussels; Barbara Patterson (Candiff), Petrone; Amye Love, Apt. 99, 25 Sherwood Ave., Tor- onto; Helen (Britton) Hoggarth, 161 Victoria St., London; gath (Britton) McMillan; Marea Ensensberger, 190 Nelson St. E., Goderich; Isobel Anderson; Peg and Bess Grieve l Ina Wolfe (Hart) 208 Redford Cres., Strat- ford; Hazel (Wilson) McGonigle; Dorthy (Wilson) Mason, Wind- sor; Joan Devereaux, ' Toronto; Ivan Hill, Exeter. Sheila Morton (McFadden); Will McIntosh, Newmarket; Bruce J. McFadden, London; Cora (Campbell) Dodds, Listow- el; Joan Pudney(McMaster), London; Jean Stewart (McMast- er); Marge (Golding) Montgom- ery; Ray Carpenter, Toronto; Dora Sills; Mrs. F. M:Deyereaux Toronto; Mrs. Helen Fawkes (Devereaux) Hamilton; Mrs. Ha,. zel Ross (Morrow) Niagara Palls, Ont Mrs1 Dillina Morrow, Re- gina, Sask; Mrs. Mary English, Bowmanville, Ont Jim Devereaux; Bob Dever- eaux, London; Mildred (Turn - "bull) Barry, Grand Bend; Marg Patrick, Toronto; Agnes Eyre; B. W. Broadfoot, Woodstock; D. J. Hillis, Ingersoll; Barbara Myles (Hillis) Ottawa; ° Marilyn Hillis, Tillsonburg; Mabel E. Turnbull; Bessie Charters (Rice); Jessie Thompson (Charters), Battle Creek, Mich.; Frank Hitis- ser, Galt; Ruth Carter (Keyes) Woodstock; Beatrice Clark (Seip) Kitchener. Robert Knight, Kitchener; Harold Knight, Hensall Marg Knight, Hensall; Eileen (McCart- ney) Nethereott, St. Marys;. Bar- bara (Aberhart) Zavitz, Ilder- ton; Jack Patrick; Marie Neil McGavin, Walton; Glen and Mar- ilyn Oliver, London; Ruth (Shin - en) Chodoroff, rI"Oronto; Bill Scott; Hugh Gorwill, Ann Ar- bor; Dianhe Roe; Joyce Roe; Sadie McCloy Simpson, Hensall. Ethel M. Beattie; Mildred (Shinen) Fleischer, Toronto; June (Shaw) Boussey; Lois (Har- rison) Hodgert; Margaret Rudd (Mrs. R. B.) Clinton; Ronald B. Rudd, Clinton; Stan G. Derrance, Chatham; Dorothy (Drover) Wil- liams, Clinton; Hattie (Arin- strong) Dale, Clinton; Onulu (Moore) Lowrie, Lambeth; Betty (MacLeod) MacLean; Thompson, Ken, Georgetown; Ennis, Ron, Whitby. Liz (McGavin) Dinsmore, Brampten; Bill Dinsmore, Brampton; Jack Crozier, Listow- el; Helen Mcllwain) Crozier, Lis- towel; Verna Storey Campbell; Margaret Dale Wright; Ken Wil- lis, Peterborough; Marg Willis (Hemberger), Peterborough; Ron Williams, Waterloo; Fergus MacKay Walter, Dundas; Edith Dale Baker; Carol (Chesney) SUMMER VALUES CONTINUE 24" CUT — DELUXE RIDER MOWER - $259,88 20" CITATION —2 CYCLE POWER MOWER - $75.77 22" CLIPPER — 4 CYCLE ROTARY MOWER - $63.88 5 H.P. ROTARY TILLER $149.88 LAWN & GARDEN EQUIPMENT FENCING SUPPLIES STEEL ROOFING — CEMENT GOOD SUPPLY OF BALER TWINE SEAFORTH FARMERS Phone 527-0770 Seaforth Baker; par Baker; Audrey Beek - well, Walton. Howard Hackwell, Walton; Wilson; Gord, Toronto; Edith (Wallace) Vincent, , Beigrave; Daisy (Spain) Kilmer, Brantford; Harvey Bryans, London; Keith Sharp; 'Anne Moore, • Toronto; 'George 13. Aberhart, London; Joan Roberton. London; Sandra (McGonigle) Andersen, London; Merton HaCkwell, Walton; Pat- ricia Meir, Windsor; Bernice Norris (Dolmage). Staffa. Merit Dunlop, Sarnia; Della (Thompson) Green, London; II. MacLeod, Burlington- Mary For- rest MacLeod, Btirlington; Jirn Sills; Mary McBrien Ford, God- erich; Harry Ford, Goderich; Mrs. James II. Live (Ruth Croz- • ier) Sudbury; Anona Pale Croz- ier; Rena Simpsen Caldwell Hen - sell; Hazel Smillie McNaughton, Kippen; Mary MeNaughton -Haugh, Brucefield; Dinah Sills; Mrs. Clara (Dolmage) Chabonik, Winnipeg. Mrs. Thelina (Dolmage) Bur- • leigh; Mr. and Mrs. Irving Web- ster McNaughton, New Ham- burg; John C. Stevens, London; Jahn McIntosh, Toronto; W. C. Sproat, Stratford;- Tom Wilbee; Helen C. Wilbee; Fergus Lake, Burlington; Margaret' Walsh • Cleary; Gilchrist Livingston Cop - pin, 655 W. Kirby Det., Mich.; Maizie ,Haran Hall, 119 Norman- dy B. Totonto; Leona McDonald (Stevens) RR 2, Blyth; Maxine 'Marke (Hulley) Walton) Clar- ence Martin; Mrs. Clarence Mar- tin. Winnifred Hamilton (Riley), Marguerite Flanigan, Hamilton; Mrs. Marion Hall, 119 Norman- dy Blvd., Toronto; Wininah Ber- ry Boulton; Sadie Stewart, 1020 St, Clair, Toronto; Gladys Thompson; Stewart Beattie, Wingham; Rev. and Mrs. Roy Dungey, Port Burwell; Herm and Ruth (ThOmpson) Lindsay, 304 Thames St.. S., Ingersoll; Gordon C. Rennie, Sundridge; Marilyn Riley, Scarborough; Dorothy Bedard (Riley) Gode- rich; Ron Scoink 161 William St. W., Waterloo; Mayda (Beu- ermann) Scoins, 161 William St. W., Waterloo. -Peg McLeod Ayers, Orillia; Ron Rennie, Ajax; Marguerite ,.Black Nichols, Mitchell; Frank Cudmore, Wallaceburg; Robert Goverilock, RR 5; Willis Crich Carpenter, Chatham; Neil Tyn- dall, Sudbury; Mona Alderdice (Caldwell) Kippen; Grace Ad- kins, Exeter; Mike Malone, Woodstock; Don Morris, St. Catharines; DorothY Powell (Dricoll) Blyth; Catherine (Flan." nery) Benninger, Guelph; Mary Lou Rourke (Sills), 'Toronto, Anna Edmunds Kling; Mary Kling Smith; Ancaster; Jack Hotham, Windsor; Grace Scott Paterson, Brampton; Frank Golding, Clinton; Margaret Car- dno MacKenzie, Georgetown; . Lou Jackson, Chesley; Mayor Ftanl Kling; Bill Barber, St. Thomas; Laura Stewart (Mole); Doris (Smith) 'Langford, New ,Hamburg; • Stan Langford; Carol Bell; Sharon Johnston. Jane Sills; Mary Sills; Janice Dietz, • Dublin; Marg Elligsen, Walton; Mary Anne McLean; Mrs. Margaret Broome Noble, Stratford; Mary Leeming,' Wal- ton; Karen McDonald, RR 2, Blyth; Madeline Bell' Stahl, 22611, Ridgeway, St. Clair Shores, Mich.; Fred R. Archi- bald, 225 St Leonard's Ave., Torontor 12, Ont.; Donald M. Jenkins, 431 Ridout St. S., Lon- don; Catherine (Lane) O'Reilly, 600 Downie St, Stratford; Jean- ette Watterworth; Edward Dev- ereaux, Toronto; F. C. J. Sills. Mr. and Mrs'. R. (Una Talbot) Smitham, Suzanne and Bobby, Milwaukee, Wise.; Wilma (Hay) Taylor, San Francisco, Cal. Students Gather At Dublin Students from across Canada were in Dublin last week as representatives to the National Conference of Young Christian Students being held in Dublin Continuation School. The four- day conference considered problems related to the teenager as seen by teenager t themselves. Shown here are (left) Alan MacDonald, Trenton, RS.; Scotty McCulloch, Calgary, Sister Anna, principal of Dublin Continuation School, Judy Langani, Windsor, Paul Major, Windsor and Pat Harding, Vancouver Island. (Photo by PhilUps). Tuckersinith Native efiret From Toronto Post a Mrs. J. C. McIntosh of ersmith were in Toronto attending a complimentary din- ner being given his brother, Dr. W. J. McIntosh at the Inn in the Park. Dr. McIntosh a native of Tuck- ersmith, is retiring and the din- ner attended by 100 was arran- ged by his collegues in the teaching profession. His wife is the former Ann Haugh of Tuckersmith. 4 A recent issue of the Toronto School. System magazine refer- red to Dr. McIntosh as follows: , After 39 years in the teaching profession, Dr. John McIntosh, Inspector of Schools,. will 'retire in August of this year: He taught in vocatioital schools in • the Toronto system for 23 years, spent two years in rural schools in- Huron County and 14 years as a School Inspector in North York. • Dr. McIntosh was born and educated in Seaforth, Ontario. He is an Honour Philosophy graduate of Victoria. College and an. M.A. graduate in Social Phil- osophy from the University of Toronto where he also obtain- ed his Doctorate in Educational' Psychology. Dr. Mclintosh Is the author of a number of pub- lications and articles on special education; general editor of Canadian Ginn Basic Readers, 1962; and a contributor for many years to the work of the Canadian Committee of the Council for Exceptional Child- ren. He is a former President of the New Education Fellowship, Toronto; Ontario Federation, Toronto lTeachers' Council; Council for Exceptional Child- ren; Chairman of the Interna- tional Relations Committee, Council for Exceptional Child- ren, Washington; and member of Phi Delta Kappa Educational Fraternity; member of Accredi- tation Committee, Ontario De- partment of Health, for homes and institutions for emotionally disturbed children arid member and past chairman of the Spec- ial Education Committee of the Metropolitan Toronto School Board. In recognition of his many years service on behalf of ex- ceptional children, •the North York Chapter of the Council for Exceptional Children presented Dr. McIntosh with a "Life Mem- NEWS of CROMARTY Recent viSitors with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gardther and Mr. Eg- gert were Mr. Murray Eggert of Rostock, Miss Anne Gropp, Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. ,Gor- don Marquarat and Janet, Exe- ter, David returned home with his parents after holidaying with the Gardiners. Mr. Gib Meredith of Macklin, Saskatchewan, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Dow. Mr. and Mrs. 'Dow and Mr. Meredith jour- neyed to Pert Hope and Rice Lake on Sunday • to visit Mr. Meredith's relatives. Mr. John Kell of Stratford, flew into Dow's landing strip for a visit Miss Dorothy Douglas of Lucknow spent the weekend Tour Expositor Recently, pupils of St. Pat- rick's School In Dublin, visited the offices and presses of the Huron Expositor. The following is a letter received from Sharon McLaughlin on behalf of grades 3, 4 and 5. "Thank you very much for letting us see how yettr paper is made. It was so exciting to see. We learned how all the machines run. Thank you very much for writing our names on lead. We enjoyed ev- ery minute. Thank you again for everything." with Mr. and Mrs. Calder Mc- Kaig. Miss Sadie Scott, Mrs. Grace Scott and Mr. and Mrs. K. Mc- Kellar - wefe Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Will Miller. Miss Sandra Hulley, Winthrop is holidaying with her grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walk- er. 7 Mrs, Elmer Colquhoun return- ed to her home in Clinton after a visit with her sister, Mrs. Sad- ie Scott. Several Cromarty ladies were among those who enjoyed a bus trip to Niagara on Monday which was sponsored by the Kirkton Horticultural Society. The WIVIS met at the home of Miss Olive Speare when 12 mem- bers and three visitors were present ahd the roll call was answered with a. verse on "un- ity". Mrs. K. McKellar presided. Mrs. Grace Scott had charge of the study lesson, taken from the first chapter of Deep Wells. The subject"The Prisoner" was presented in dialogue form by Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Lammond, Mrs. C. McKaig, Mrs, R. Dodds, Miss Olive Speare. Business was conducted by' the president, Mrs. Lamond. Mrs. McKaig reported four vis- its to the sick and 22 chrds sent. Mrs. J. R. Jefferson read arti- les • from the Observer. Mrs. E. Ware gave current events and Mrs. W. Harper read the Glad Tidings prayer. Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs, R. Dodd te and Mrs. Sadie Scott and Mrs. Grace Scott. bership" at the annual dinner of the Chapter in May. In Sep- tember he commences new du- ties as General Secretary of the Council for Exceptional Child- ren in Canada and will become the first full-time Canadian of - neer in the forty-six year his- tory of the organization. A reception in _honour of Dr. and Mrs. McIntosh was held at Forest Valley Outdoor Educe - tion Centre on June 4. Dr. F. W. Minkler, Director of Educa- tion, in his presentation address on behalf of educators, admin- istrators and friends, paid tri- bute to Dr. McIntosh for his valuable contribution to and leadership in the development of the Special Education pro- gram in the North York school system.' ot FUNERALS JAMES S. BARRY • James Sarsfield Barry, 71, died Wednesday at Seaforth Community Hospital following a lengthy illness. . Born in Cargill and educated in Clifford he was a cobbler and later,engaged.in cabnet making. He had been a resident of Sea - forth since 1931. Ill health forc- ed his retirement in 1960. - He was a member of St. James' Roman _Catholic Church. He served with the RCE over- seas from 1940-45 during the Second World War. He was a member of the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 156, Seaforth. Surviving are his wife, .the former Laura Stade to whom he with' married' in Clinton in 1922, one daughter, Mrs. Angus (Phyllis) Brown, Seaforth; four , sons, Gerald S., Orangevill; Ken- neth J., Seaforth; Ronald W., Sarnia; Stanley F. Watford; one sister, .'Mrs. John (Margaret) 'Keeis, St. Catharines; one broth- er, Stanley W., Toronto; 25 grandchildren and five great- grandchildren. The body was at the R. S. Box funeral home here, where Branch 156 Royal Canadian Leg- ion conducted a service Friday eyening. Funeral service was on Saturday with Rev. H. J. Laragh officiating. Requie mhigh Mass was sung at St. James' Roman Catholic Church at 9 a.m. and bilria4 followed in St. James' cemetery. ' Pallbearers were , Alex Kerr, Allan "Nicholson, Jack Eisler, Leo Hagan, Michael McGrath and D. Sills. Flowerbearers were Allan Barry, Cathy Barry, Jim Barry, Sheila Barry, James Bar- ry, Allan Barry, Brian Barry , and Bob Burns. , Those attending the funeral were from: St. Catharines, Tor- onto, Melph, Kitchener, Oran- geville, Che'sley, Hanover, Walk- erton, Mildmay, Sarnia, Watford, London, Thorndale, Hensall and stirrounding district. MRS. JOHN C. COCHRANE The death occurred Friday in Huronview, following a long il- lness of Mrs. John C. Cochrane, 80. Born in Kippen, she was the former Jessie Elizabeth Mc - Beath, the daughter of the late Alex 1VIeBeath and Elizabeth Mc- Durmid. With her husband, she resided on the family farm in Stanley mitil their retirement to Seaforth in 1947.„ She was a member of Northside United Church and of the UCW. Surviving are her husband, to whom she was married in Stan- ley Township in 1915 and one daughter, Mrs. Elmer (Audrey) Cameron, both of Seaforth; two sisters, Mrs. John (Mabel) Jar- rott, Guelph; Mrs. Alvin (Rena) McBride, Exeter and one grand- daughter. The body was at the R. S. Box funeral home, where private service was held Monday after- noon, conducted by her minis- ter, Rev. J. C. Britton. Burial followed in Baird's cemetery. Pallbearers 'were Jack Farqu- har, Douglas Dick, Alex Me - Beath, Edgar Smith, Alex Mc- Murtrie and Stuart McBride. Flowerbearers were Ross Mc - Beath and Stan Love. MISS HELEN LnIIKIN The death occurred in Riv- erside Hospital, Toronto, on Monday of Miss Helen Larkin, following a long illness. She was in her 78th year. . The daughter of the late De F. H. Larkin and Mrs. Larkin, she was born in Chatham, but grew up and attended school in Seaforth where her father was minister of First Presbyterian Church for many years. Miss Larkin was a Registered Nurse and served at a number of hospitals across Canada and in the States. For a number of years prior to her retirement 12 years ago she was engaged in social service work. She is survived by two sisters, Mrs. W. W. Moffatt and Mrs. Howard Kerr, both of Toronto. Following private services in Toronto, on Wednesday the re- mains were cremated and inter- ment was in Maitlandbank Cem- etery, Seaforth. News of Recent visitors with Mrs. Maud Leeming were Mrs. Lottie McGavin; Windsor; Mrs. Lyna Morrow, Regina; and Mrs. Hazel Ross, Niagara Falls. Mr. Fred Watson and Mr. and Mrs. John Watson visited Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Leming, Sunday, THE. hrtt EXPQMITO ;NA • • - Mre; John A. 13rnee had: .thi, Misfortune to. 4.11 gria tam.4re.. her shoulder .eV•her • othfi Mrs. strt„. c41.44. "johiee otol 447-'0 IlriotttPeg have returned :herne recentlyAfter visiting for .• two 1043 with 3Mr. and Niro, Frank Fowler, Kr And Mrs. .Albert Ladou- ceur of Montreal, called on, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Impoi On Satur- day. Mrs. Rick West and Heather of Wolond; Ontario, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Steve Luna Carol .Ann Doig, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Ken Doig, left last week for Calgary where she . will visit with Mn. and Mrs. Alex McCall for the. summer. Mr. and Mrs. En3kile Grainier of Kitchener, were in town on Saturday on their way to their cottage at Baytield. Mrs. John T. Kaiser of George- town, was the guest last week- end of Mr. and Mrs. Enos Bo- shart. Mrs. W„Faulkner and Patricia of Galt and Mr. R. Duxtuy of Toronto spent Saturdayain town. . Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Maloney are Farm News The warm sunny weather of the week has accelerated the 'haying operation in the cowl- ty according to D. G. Inglis, Extension Aassistant for Huron County. There is still a large portion of the crop to go in. Corn and white beans are growing well in all parts of the county. Spring grains look very' good with all of the crop approaching the milk stage. Some barlage will soon be harvested and put into silos at approximately 55% "moisture. The tiFnip crop in the coun- ty looks very favourable. Y 400 Mrs. Karl F. *hat* and daugli. ter Kristine of 143104nert 4741g $04:. ATooleo Orittoti,of /* Johns, N.B. . Xto Mabel Kellougk of Lon.' don, visited her eister,Nro, Wm Kelly over the, Weekend Moo Kaye 3foCowott and Attok 10114 White of London, vent. their holidays in New York CO. , Xrg, Charles Knauss, who VP, here for the funeral of her uncle, Mr. W, 0, McSpadden, re, hulled to her borne in Stantatii California 'this week. Mr. andMrs, Taylor of,Calk, iOntia are visiting her mother.. Mrs. W. S. Hay.of Iluroriview. STAFFA Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Miller and family attended the Wil- lard reunion in Dieter Park Sunday. 0 Miss Janet Willer, ' London, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Miller. Miss Karen Miller holidayed last week with her cousin Miss Sheila Duncan, Kirkton and this week she and Sheila are hon. daying at Turnbull's Grove with Miss Janice Duncan, Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harburn are accompanying Mr. and Mrs. M. Brown, Dublin, on a motor trip to the East Coast. Mr. Darrel Parker is a pat- ient in the hospital in London. Mr. and Mrs. John Drake and Murray and Mr. and Mrs. David Sim, London, visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Freele and family, Belle River. Miss Vera Hambley, Mrs. Wal- ter O'Brien' and Mrs. Cameron Vivian enjoyed a bus trip to Niagara Falls, Monday with the Horticultural Society. Gordon ,Miller holidayed this past week with his cousin Frank Allen, CromartY- THANKS!! We would like to take this opportunity to express our appreciation to our custom- ers, friends, business associates, 'clerks, delivery Men and stock boys who have been so faithful during the 22 years that we have been4 business in Seaforth. 1 GORDON & LOLA McGONIGLE NOTE: All overdue accounts may be paid at the store during this final week. As well we will be at the store July 29, 30 and 31 to collect accounts. WE'VE SOLD OUR BUSINESS -_AND ARE 6.0S1NG THE STORE SA URIDAY, JULY 13th • FINAL CLEARING SPECIALS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE JELLY POWDERS, reg. size PUDDING POWDERS, reg. size TWINKLE CAKE MIX, reg. 25c CHOCOLATE BARS, reg. 10c BAGGED CANDY, reg. 10c ( Discount on all Cookies, Biscuits, Drugs and Frozen Food "11101..........M.11•••••Mmw 10 for 8 for for 12 for 12 for 1 % Discount on all Canned Goods, Mixes, Tea Coffee, Soaps, Cleaners, Cereals, Pet Food, Cheese and Candy McGONIGLES DOLLAR --5°-9-5-v- GROCERY PHONE 527-1630