The Huron Expositor, 1968-09-12, Page 3THE UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO
CLINTON AND STRATFORD EXTENSION CLASSES
1968-1969
(For University Credit)
CLINTON
English 20 (Literature -Composition) Sat., Sept. 28, 9:30 a.m.
Psychology 20 (Introduction) Sat., Sept. 28, 1:30 p.m.
Economics 20 (Introduction)—if 12 register, Sat, Sept. 28, 1:30 p.m.
Classes meet in CENTRAL HURON SECONDARY ,SCHOOL
English 34, Politics 20 and English 20 begin September 28, at Central Secondary
School, Stratford.
•
1 t..,
STRATFORD
English 34 (Shakespeare) Sat., Sept 28, 9:30 a.m.
Politics 20 (Introduction) Sat., Sept. 28, 9:30 a.m. •
s English 20 (Literature -Composition) Sat., Sept. za, 1:30 p.m.
Classes meet in CENTRAL SECONDARY SCHOOL ,
Other Classes are offered in Clinton, London, Owen Sound, Woodstock.
-A11 the above credit courses meet for 16 three hour sessions and are open to both
credit and non,credit students. Credit course tuition fee is $105.00; the non-credit fee
pe cafirte-is $50.00 and is non-refundable. Students previously admitted to the Univer-
sity should register immediately ,for Extension Clas,ses. Registration forms are avail-
able at the Summer School and Extension Department, U.W.O., London.
•••
;
.1
1
•
. (
•1•00.04•0••001•11,00erolteuioe
Orrer COMO*
INSURANC-1.
HOME, BUSINESS, FACAR ACCIDENr, O,
Luum.nrv
JOHN 4: CARON°
hisokek,
'
Offk0 Dirk* PiPosife
Seeforth "Rotors
W4*T.4,00: BR/NO QU/C.K
React theA4vertisentents.
AREA VVEI)DING
PANTZER
At an IMPre4SiVe eereinony
at Immaenlate Concentiell
Church, Windsor, - Ont., Paul-
ette Ifvonn4 'Itingi -daughter Pt
Mrs. SYlvia Xing and the late
Douglas E. King of lgarentette
Ave., Was Married. te 'Vic*
Harvey Dantzer, son of, Mr. and
Mrs; Harvey Dantzer of Alods
Rd.
The bride wore a floor -length
lace trimmed pylon gown with
a detachable train. 'Her finger-
tip veil was held by a jewelled
ereWn end she carried white
sweetheart• roses, liuies of the
valley and Ivy.
Mrs. Annette O'Gornian, the
bride's sister, was matron of
honor and Mrs. Richard Carey.
and MLS13 Laura Rock, as brides-
maido, were all identically gow-
ned in blue nylon and lace and
earried white carnations, tip-
ped in. blue.
RESULTS: Dial 027-0240
Ws a Profitable Pastime!
KING
wee, peon*
men, and 'Mr, 'Cordon PanUer
and M 'ames-B*row were
uShers,
Following a hooeyinnoa triP
to $enft; Alberts, awl ether
we$tern Points, the Po& will
reside Iu Wiedsor,
Guests attendleg the wedding
aid reception a1 tile Madrid Mo.
ter Hotel were weleonted by
the bride's methe,r,- gowned in
b1neja,c0 with white aecessories.
The grciont's mother chose a
blue and gold brecede dress
with blue acceSsories. Their
corsages were white carnations,
tipped in blue.,
Out of town guests were
from Florida, Detroit, Dear,
born,_ Inch., Odder% Dublin,
Stratford, liVaterloo, London
and Sarnia.
Prior ,to their marriage, the
bride and groom.ivere feted at
many secial events, both hav-
ing graduated from the UM-
versity of Windsor.
ONTARIO
Insure your
winter wheat
for as little as
620 per acre
NeW_101/01 of comprehensive coverage designed
to guarantee recovery of your 'out-of-pocket'
expenses at a very low premium -cost
If your average farm yield Is 30 bushels per acre, you can -
guarantee 60% of your crop production for Just 62 cents per
edrel
Higher levels of coverage can guarantee 60, 70 or'8096 of your
overage faun yield — at slightly higher premium rates.
Aot now. Applications for this government subsidized
Insurance must. be made within 10 days after seeding — and
00 later:than September 26th In EaStern Ontario, and October
1st in other parts of the province.
Late seeded crops are not insurable. Final seeding date In
, Eastern Ontario is September 16th. In Central and Southwestern
' Ontario it is September 30th — and' October 20th is the seeding
deadline in Southern Ontario.
For confirmation of seeding and application deadlines in your
aria, contact your nearest agent — or write directly to:
THE CROP INSURANCE COMMISSION OF ONTARIO
Parliament Buildings, toroilto 6
ONTARIO
' PROVINCE OF OPPORTUNITY
P. A. ROY INSURANCE
145 Rattenbury St. W.., Clinton — Phone 482-9357
G. A. WATT '\-Ellytit, Ont.
PHONE 523-9217
a
Dorothy Ata ol Port
Credit and Ws, Ross MiRs of
CeakoVille visited on Tuesday
witli the formers fattier, 'KA Ed-
gar Mills and Misses Blanche and
Rhea Milis.
Mr..and Mrs. Glenn, C_DP• CIandt
CYnthla And Ellen, UM: M.
Copeland and Mrs. S. Mountain
of St. Marys visited on Wednes-
day with -.Mr. and Mrs. Mile
Walker and family of Caledonia,
Miss Yvonne Jaques of Zion
*visited last week with her aunt,
Mrs. Arthur Hopkin.
Mrs. Wm. Rundle is a patient
in St. Jeseph's Hospital, Lon-
don at time of writinz having
• had surgery. We wish her a
speedy recovery.
Gail and Ricky McLaughlin of
Kitchener were weekend Visit-
ors witit 1Vir. and Mrs. LaVerne
Rodd and family. Mr, and Mrs.
Elmer. McLaughlin and Beth
were Sunday guests. '
Rev. and Mrs. Jehn King re-
turned home on Wednesday
from a very enjoyable holiday
in Eastern Canada and United
State. They also visited with
their son, Mr. and Mrs. Russell
King of Halifax,
Mrs. Lawrence Copeland and
Mrs. John Trevithick of Lon-
don visited on Tuesday . with.
Mrs. M. Copeland and Jean.
Mi And Mrs. Bev. Westman
and Janet of Granton were
guests on Saturday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Copeland
and girls.
We welcomeMr. and Mrs.
David Wheeler, newlyweds, to
our village.
LICW Unit Four --
The Autumn SeaSog Opened
on Thursday afternoen for the
September meeting of Ren_sali
VCW unit four in FelloWSniP
Hall. Mrs. K. Chipchase presid-
ed aod opened with a poem,
"What Would God Have Me To
Do" and prayer.
1VIrs. Laird, -Mickle had charge
of the devotional, giving a syn-
opsis of the Bible reading on
"Praising the Lore, conclud-
ing with twn short poems "Ms
Love Never Fails" and "Let Vs
Trust and Believe".
The study was presented by
Mrs. N. E. Cook on "Why does
God send trouble nuked'?" ,
Mrs. MicIde rendered two.
piano selections "BUSS _n_ks
House" and "How Great "inett
Art", Mrs. Chipchase read a
poem on "What Is a Greeting"?
it's the little things that count.
MRS. PETER hicKENVE
•
„ Mrs. Peter McKenzie of RR
3, Kippen, passed away in
South Huron Hospital, Exeter,
Wednesday evening, Sept. 4th,
where she had been a patient
for several weeks.
The former ,Eleanor HOW,
she was in her 77th year. Sur.
viving are four sons, Lloyd and
Murray, RR 3, Kippen; Joseph
and Kenneth, Brucefield; two
daughters, Gladys, Mrs. Harold
Ciulmore. RR ,A, Hensall; and
Eleanor, London; ./ one sister,
Mrs. Edward (Norma) Perkins,
London; one brother, Nelson
Hood, Kippen; eleven grand-
children. Her husband died in
1955.
Public funeral services were
held from Bonthron funeral
home, Hensall,. Saturday, Sept.
7th, conducted by Rev. J. C.
Boyne. Interment was in Baird's
cemetery, Stanley Township.
Pallbearers were Gordon
Schwalm, Stuart Wilson, Ross
Chapman, Preston Dallas, Jim
MeNaughton and Howard Day.
man,
Mrs. Chester Hazlewood and
Edison of Detroit visited on N.
Thursday With Misses Blanche
and Rhea Mills and Mr. Edgar
Mills.
Mr. David King of Hamilton,
Miss Karen Scully of Halifax
and Miss June King of London,
spent, the weekend with Rev.
and Mrs. John King.
Mrs. 'Stanley Mountain of St.
Marys spent_ a few days with
Mrs. M. Copeland and Jean.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lawson
spent the weekend at their cot-
tage at Barrow --Bay;
-Visitora- With Mr.- and - Mrs.
George Wheeler on Tuesday,
. were Mrs. John Cornish, Sr., of
'tattle Creek, Mich., Mr. and
Mrs. John E. Cornish and fam-
ily of St. Clair and Mr. Henry
Wade of Sarnia.
Mrs. Adrian Pringle of Len -
don visited Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. M. Copeland and
Jean and M.S. S. 1i/fountain.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rodd, Pam-
ela -and Calvin spent last week
holidaying at Sauble Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lambert,
Marilynne and Dennis of Davi
son, Mich., were Monday visit-
ors with Mrs. Mary Jaques and
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jaques and
fanjily.
Messrs. John and Jim Garten-
burg" and Dennis Webb spent
several days last' week at the
Pinery.
Miss Linda Carter of London
visited for a few days With her
cousin Miss Arlene Johns.
Mr. -and Mrs. Allan Thomson
of Simcoe were Sunday guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Strahan,
David and Robert.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross McCurdy,
Terry and Barry. and Mr. and
Mrs. Ira McCurdy attended the
Steam Era Show at Milton on
Saturday last. '
SEED- WHEAT
This is the time to book your
Seed Wheat
We will have
CERTIFIED and COMMERCIAL
TALBOT WHEAT ,
(oiii own, and locally grown)
Some GENESEE will also be
available -
-Clinton Phones , Blyth
482-7475 523-4399
- R. N. 4.LEXA.NDPR
Londesboro
MEMO
• INVITATIONS
• ANNOUNCEMENTS
• ACCESSORIES
03ME IN At4D
ASIC FOR YOUR
MEE BRIDAL Off
iteNsTER .
The Huron' Expositor
• Settfortlt
Phone 527-0240 Seaforth
0, Legion Ladles' Auxiliary
Legion Ladies' Auxiliary re-
sumed meetings on Tuesday
eVening in the Legion Hall
with president Mrs. Garda Al-
an presiding. The president,
Mrs. Allan and treasurer, Mrs.
Grant Bisback were appointed
delegates to the Legion Auxili-
ary convention in Ottawa, Sept.
16th to 19th. Plans' were made
for their annual money...doll
draw and a 19th birthday party
to be held the 1st of October,
with 'a dinner at the Dominion
100.1;43,010k •
_lfYsterY pt.*. ''WAS,' 1>y:
:?4.9.. MO* 'AO. ;tilo :PPA. .14
Ms SYrek-gYie,,, •
,4Mber tredge
Meetings ‘st Amber: Rebekah
Lodge resumed_":. Wednesday,
with Noble 'Grand, John
Corbett- Presiding,
• .The DiSikiCt' 'Deputy Presi-
dent's report, prepared by Mrs.
Mari9rie.'Breadfoet, Dracefieid,
-was' rot diOeloSitto that she
had a busy year..
Plans were made to have -a
social evening after .the next
regular Meeting,- social and en-
tertainnient committee to be in
charge,
.1:
TH HURON 11XPO1t
Kippngait WI
Kippen East '10 Will Meet •
September L8th, in the Legion
tf:alloss: Mrs 3.
..Tbeheabobsest071011;
Va. gone LleePer and co-borr
0411, "Bring a aaMPIP Of Your
talent for tbA bobby' display.
Le4Y°94rau7'11fT''b41:rilia!4irle"srfr-Wili'lh°44.13t4"O„,'Mitl,
Doug cook of TienaalL'A'poem
by Mrs. brie Cooper. Lunch
committee is gm G. IKAeLoOP:
Mrs
ll'dMrs.$ar1VI
araS% Mrs R. Kins-
mena
• • ' '
Itememberi 4t, taker but a
roomesit.to :OW 119ssitor
Want Ad Ind be MOMIn
pocket.. To. advertiaes lust Dial
Seafortit 52X0240,
P.,,041.40....!..EPINNIPNIPOWNIPir•••••,P4P0.10. •
a ..CAN10094 ineiveit fond
tolmhog,In Ib. dynqmk
•groohishrough, msarch
thAbles of:14 Vold 40*, '
A.G.F. 14ilagOI*Ot
,
Fred.(lred).,Sitvauge,
-.77,49befsti:....;'5274572
•
With 4 low-cost
PERSONAL LOAN from
Toronto -Dominion
Our loans are easy to get. In fact, you'll
be surprised how simple it is.VVe make
loans for Just about any purpose. Repay
over asiong as three years. See your
, local Toronto -Dominion Bank manager.
TOROINTO"DORMINION
The bank where people make the difference.
W. D. STEPHENSON, Manager - Seaforth
.bwirlon,,September6to14
• WHERE_TOWN AN -D COUNTRY MEET
STARTING TODAY FOR THREE DAYS ONLY
SEPTEMBER 12,13 and 14
SPECTACULAR FREE EVENING GRAIVDSTAND
Two Shows Nightly at 7 and 9 p.m. Afternoon Shows at 3 p.m.
THRILLS AND SPECTACLE:OF THE "BIG TOP"
vtilliiRBLEDR TR VII PEI
INTERNATIONAL CIRCUS..
SPECIAL FEATURE SEPT. 12, 13,14
at -5.15 p.m. the famed RCMP MUSICAL RIDE
• Livestock anc,
Agricultural Shows
• Western Horse Show
• Wandering Musicians
• Go -Go Dancing
ADULTS •I'.00
CHILDilEN 250
Gate Admission Covers
the Whole Show
• Ontario Art Exhibit
• Pony Pulling. Contests
• Judo and Karate Demos
I Oriental Doll Revue
• Daredevil Aerial Act
Continuous Free Entertainmett at Silver Dome • Westend stage *Marco Polo Fair Mart & Theatre Restaurant, Patio Carti+Ittriti Arena.
DAILY CAR AWARDS! 9 CHEVROLETS.
•••