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AVAILABLE FROM $69.95 Dial 527-0240 ORM Seaforth WEDDING INVITATIONS THE HURON EXPOSITOR PHONE 527-0240 Seaforth FUNRA PrritillY SAW Sydnor Peen, 200 Citureli Stratford and 4 former Mildent- 'of Seaforth, died Saturday at - the Stratford General He WAS born in (*Manes, Ireland and COTO to Canada at the Age of 10. He had lived In Stratford for the past 41. Years, He was a retired dry goods sake- ele was with the firee of J, J. Crosier and Company for 25 years And Previously was with the John MacTaviell Stem in Seaforth. He retained his inter- est in the town and was a visit- or here at the July first home- cepeing weekend. He was a veteran of the First liVerld War. He was in the 161st Battalion, and was wounded in France. He was' a tnember of St. • James' Anglicae Church and the Stratford Lawn Bowling Club. Surviving are his wife, the former Olive Victoria Siegel; one daughter, Mrs. W. B. (leis) Evans, Warren, Mich.; one son, William, RR 4, Seratforde five grahdcbildren; two sisters, Miss Emily, Toronto; Mrs. L. (Fier- ence)Wiltshire, Leamington; one brother, Artber, Toronto. The bbdy was at the Oiegras funeral home where service was held Tuesday at 2 p.m. Burial was in Woodland cemetery, Mit- chell. News of St. Columban Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith, Acton visited Mr. and 'Mrs. Albert Cro- nin. Mr. and Mrs. Smith, and IVIr. andt Mrs. Lorne De Gaust have just returned home from. a month's trip to Europa. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Coyne and baby, Londoni visited Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Coyne. 1W. and MTS. Michael Murray are leaving this weeon a trip to the Western Coast. They will also visit Mrs. Murray's brother and sister-in-law, ,Mr and Mrs. John O'Rourke and family in Rosetown, Saskatchewan. Rev.' Thomas tMcQuaid, S. P. M.; Toronto; Rev. Sister Helen, Kingston; Miss Helen Gauley, Moose Jaw Sask.; • Mr. and Mrs. Jhh Maelloux, Maureen and Ray- mond, Toronto spent the week and with Mr. and Wel. V. J. Lane. Mr. and tiVIrste M. Heaney, St Catharines, and Mrs. Mary Williams, London, visited Tom Williams and relatives.. Miss Anne Meladry, Reg. N., Edmonton, is visiting at the home of hem parents, Mr. and etre Edward Mead. Mr. and Mins iGlen Butters and family, London, visited Mrt and Mrs. RVIauriee Malady. Phense Cronin • is home frioni Seaforth Community Hospital. -¶f1e couEll of ITO* mot in the , Leedeehore CoreneggitY Hell on NOndaY With WI Ilecve and alPconncilloi`a,preggrt*/ Motions adopted hxeluded: e -By •Leonard Arebienbault and John Jewitt that we WOOpt the nnnutes of July 2nd and July 9t11 mUctingO. - —By Leonard Arehamhanit and Joe flunking that we open the court of revision on tile Ger- "its Drainage Nirolinf and name Hugh Finn' as chairman and there being no Weals todeal with court was closed on MotiOn of Joe flunking and John Jew- itt —By Charles Scanlan and Leonard Arehambaidt that we open the wort of revision on the Baker Drain and that Hugh Flynn be chairman. A letter from Mr. Uderstadt, the engineer, Was read, ree041- mending a change in asSeSereeed as a result cif discussioneet the reading of the report. Ale0 there was a letter from Mr. Baker sug- gesting the name be that of an older resident. —By John Jewitt and Charles Scanlon that we accept the en- gineer's recommendations for change of assessment on Let 180 Con. 11, Baker Drainage Works. —By Leonard Arehambault "My mother washed my uniform in a new super detergent" Lawn Bowlers Hold •Watch Tournament Ther was a good tttrn ant on Saturday at the Seger% Mixed Doubles Watch TZeirnamenti. Capturingfirst lerize was Don Glendenning of Ingersoll with 3 wms 'plus 23 aggregate 58. 2nd went to Fred Richardson of Goderich 3 wins plus 22 aggre- gate 58. 3rd Ron Jones of Lon- don 3 plus 19 - 62. 4th E. Web- ster of Wirighain 3' plus 5 46. NEWS of WALTON Mr. and Mrs. Ross Bennett, Nancy and Peter, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bennett at Orillia. - - - Mr. and Mrs. Robert Humph- ries and Cathie of London, vis- ited over the weekend with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Humphries. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kirkby, Mark and Steven of Woodstock spent the weekend with Mr. Frank Kirkby and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Kirkby. Church services have been withdrawn in Duff's United Church for August llth, 18th and 25th and will be resumed September 1st. Rev. and Mrs. D. E. Docken are vacationing near Meaford. Mr. Frank Dundas, Dale and Debbie of Toronto, spent a few BALL-11/1ACAUL --BUILDING 'SUPPLIES CLINTON— 482-9514 SEAFORTH — 527-0910 HENSALL — 262-2713 6 FOOT CEDAR PICNIC TABLE ASSEMBLED (not as illustrated) TRY.VARA:THANE PLASTIC FINISH 3 Look. ONLY To"Give Your New Table That Natural .95 cit. Good July 2Sth to August 141h days with Mrs. oeorge Dundas. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Huether, Steven and John, spent a few days last week in the Muskoka district. , The Walton intermediates and the young married men played an exhibition softball game last Tuesday evening in the Com- munity Park, ending with a score of 9-8 for the oldsters. Mrs. G. E. Gardner of Prince Albert, Sask., spent a few days with Mrs. W. R. Broadfoot and Mrs. Robert McMillan of Sea - forth visited at the same home last Tuesday. Mrs. Guy Ryan, Tem and Kathleen and Mr. and Mrs. Ger- ald Hodgins and Edward of Lu - can, Spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Nelsen Reid. Mrs. Harold Brown and Lorne of Burlington spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Allan McCall and Beverley. Beverley returned with them for a few weeks holidays. Karen Young of Blyth spent last week with Beverley McCall. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Armi- tage of Mineota, Manitoba, were recent ° guests of Mrs. Georg Dundas. 5411 Neil Bell and ltfacWatter- worth Seaforth 2 wins plus 22 aggregate 60., 6th Bill Brown and Thelma Dale Seaforth 2 wins plus 22 aggregate 52. k. Our sincere sYmPstbY goes out to Dorthy MeClennan and family, in the sudden loss of a loving hi:81mnd and father. "Mac" as he was known to many Was a very keen bowler and 'took a special interest in the club. He will indeed be missed on the Seaferth Greens. , Our local jitneys are continu- ing to draw a good crowd. Thirty four were present Tuesday night. We hope this.. continues all summer. Local bowlers have been competing in several out of town tournaments and some have beim quite sucessful. The ladies are hoping to bowl far the McClean trophy in the near future. PROTECT YOUR PROFITS, VICTOR Full Protection Cosh Register Now Oily , $ 15. ACash Register -and an adding machine. Enforced registration, designatton keys, locked -in in. formation. Totals 9999.99. Two nachinea for the price of one, , The Huron Expositor RUBY'S Meaty Blade or Short RIB ROAST 63c p.a.! Cottage Rolls lb. 63. Beef , Pa 'c tties i3Or 99 Ideal for the Bar-B4Ne Skinless WIENERS 2 Meaty Blade STEAKS . . and Teq Ifuckpo',,that. :414 as there is no •eotoPlainta- 'we de now eleee the court' Of revision on the Baker Prainage, works„, Charles seanion, and John Jewitt that by law 1. ;15, having been read a third * 's be passed and signed by the Reeve, and :Cie* .and the Seal of the Municipality' be affixed thereto, Charles .Scanlon and John Jewitt that we accept the petition of L. Reid and W. Glousher' for cleanout on Fbl- lard Drain on ,Lot 24, con. 10. That we name Charles 'Scanlon as commisslener. • —By John Jewitt and Charles $canlon that we accept the peti- tion of Theo Flynn and others for a cleanout, on the Flynn Drain and name Hugh Flynn as commissioner. —By Leonard Archarobault and johu Jewitt that we accept the petition for a cleanout on the Milburn Swamp Drain, Lot 6, Con. e, to Lot 15, Con. 4. The fmaneial statement to the end of June was , presented, showing borrowings for the cur- rent year of ee50,000. The bud- get for 1968 in the amount of $273,434.00 was discussed and accepted on motion of John Jewitt and Joe Hunking. —By Leonard Archambault and Joe`Hunking that the ac- counts as read be accepted, pas- sed end paid. A report from Burns Ross As- sociates showed the estiraate for four culverts for the township as $20,900 in place. The road building will cost about $18,- 000.00 when completed. Accounts totalled $20,774.23, (General, $7,357.61 and Roads, 13,416.62. Council adjourned to meet again on September 2nd at 8:30 p.m. Stannah For ZENITH COLOR End of John St. IIMINIM111111111111, • heat, Bary,. .Corn,. 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