The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-02-23, Page 9INSURANCE • WINO. `TOP.APO C YC149NE E JAMES.F Phone. 527-0467 Seaforth Rep.resentirnq 'he. Western Farmer's Weather .lnsurelee Mutual Co., Woodstock, Ont; Sten+� Qf g. 40.11-00.H SOYE,AV Mary 1 ernice SOI'enu beearne' the bride of, Iennetk Gordon Coulson,in a double -ring :• cere- mony officiated .by Rev, Dap nerd, at' the United church .Stat fa, WiIIiarn M. Hart. Fuel and Real Estate Phone 527-0870 — Seaforth BLUE WATER REST HOME -ZURICH, ONTARIO 17 Miles from Seaforth Brand new 65 bed home with qualified nursing and medical staff. Fully equipped. Has rooms for immediate occupancy. Cost $6.00 per day For full details contact the Superintendent, Box 220, Zurich, Ontario, or by telephoning 236-4373. Seaforth Monument Works OPEN I !' Y AH Types of Cemetery " Memorials T. PRYDE & .SON Inquiries are invited — Telephone Numbers: EXETER 225-0620 CLINTON 482-9421 SEAFORTH: Contact Willis Dundas NOME....TAX Farmers can avoid penalties by mak- ing early ak-ingearly returns as to- Workmen's Compen- sation, Canada Pension. Plan, as well as In- come Tax. Telephone 527-1250 'for appointment. ti.. H. G. MEIR Mr, and Mrs, William Seyeau, HarriSon'.a Cornet's, Ont., • are the . spare*, of "the, bride,, !MS bridegroom. is the soh of Mr. and Mrs, Gordon, Coz lso101od- lin Qat. • Given zip marriage by her father, the bride's ';White floor length gown had a full satin, shirt, with an over skirt_ of lace. The bodice and long.. sIeeves .l 1 Pearl d were a so. lace. A p ar and crystal tiara held iter shoulder• length 'veil,. She •carrieda cas- cade of red, sweetheart roses PO _ gardenias. - --Miss-Dorothy Scott, St. Marys, attended tip- .bride. as ,paid of honor. She wore a gold velvet street -length dress. Her bon,, quet was of- yellow and bronze baby mums,' Mrs. Edith Cook, sister of the groom was bridesmaid, she choose a pink street -length dress, and her bouquet was of yellow' and .bronze baby mums. Douglas • Eyre -was grooms- man. Lonny Coulson, brother of the -groom and . Bill Kerslake, ushered guests. A . dinner followed at the church, then a reception at the hall in Staffs. For the going awaytrip, the bride changed to a green suit, black patent accessories and a corsage of red carnations. The couple will reside in St. Marys. 1965 CHEV. BISCAYNE-6 Cylinder 1965 CLASSIC SEDAN 1964 MORRIS OXFORD 1963 CLASSIC SEDAN 1962 FORD WAGON 1962 AMBASSADOR 1961 RAMBLER • Come and See the NEW 1967 MODELS MILLER MOTORS Phone 527-1410 Seaforth A,nerican Motors.' Dealer 1 TOWNSHIP. OF HULLETT TENDERS - Tenders will be received by The Town- ship of Hullett for the contruction of a mun- icipal drain known as: . "Branch No. 1 Dodds Municipal Drain" The drainage works is described as fol, -lows: 7,175 Lineal feet of open drain (2,600 cu. yds.) Tenders are to be clearly marked as' to contents' and must be received by 6:00 o'clock p.m., Saturday, February 25, 1967. Plans, profile and specifications may lie seen at the Clerk's Office: Lowest, or any,: tender not necessarily. accepted. . • 'HARRY r. MUM, , Clerk -Treasurer, Rat 1, Loudetboro, Oi tatio Sea TIER HURON :liXPl + KNOW Sim Igo oiCP344411, *I! 11P* rs l .'be, 7Qtil Annlversery of tile. foutiditi of the ,tira1 :Oro 's i ' Tzistitute..i►. the �tarld, . was p, spored, at the meeting" o.# the. Seaforth . • • The. tzrst W was organised by Mrs- Adelaide, Hoodless et• Stoney Creek . in 1807 ; .:WS: John E. MacLean•recounted'the t is early branch story �¢f this ran h and a birthday 'Cake, lit with: blue and gold candles, the WI. colors,. was 'carried in -by two Pfe ,meM- hera, MM. Gordan _ P_apple..aild Mrs. Lorne Dale. • • NORTHSIDE UNIT 2 Unit two of Northside met on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Janie Hoggart, with 20 mem- bers• and three visitors present. Mrs. MSffatt conducted the de- votional and Mrs. Leeming had the topic on homes. "We do not need grandier or beautiful homes. Keep your homes pure, happy and God -like places of kindness in your homes, have a kind word for everyone," she urged.. • ' The president, Mrs. Ure Ste- wart conducted, the business., Mrs. Bechley gave courtesy re- marks. Lunch , 'was served by Mts. Hoggart and Mrs. Smith. Relatives Honor Couple Qld. valentines were on dig- play in keeping with the pro- gram theme conducted by Mrs, William Strong and Mrs, Dale.. Mrs. Strong and Mrs. Brace Coleman read Valentine poems. The motto, kind hearts ,are the gardens; kind thoughts. are the roots;. kind 'words are the flowers and• kind deeds- the fruits, was dealt' with. by Mrs, Dale. She stressed that gardens are an important asset; they Create an uplifting, atmosphere -March meeting will take the On Sunday, January 29, about 45 relatives paid a surprise vis- it to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Pepper, RR 1, Dash- wood, to honor them on the oc- cosion \ of their 25th wedding, anniversary. They were married on Janu- ary 24th, 1942, at Brodhagen, Laura, 'second eldest daughter o'f Mr. and Mrs. Victor Deichert, Zurich, and Clifford, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs• Roy Pep- per;. Clinton. Attendant were Mrs. Harold • Taylor, Seaforth, sister of the groom, and Earl Deichert, brother of the bride. They made their home on the Kalbfleisch homestead,- RR 1, Dashwood, and have resided there since.. ' Mr. and Mrs. Pepper have a family of four daughters: Mrs. Earl Miller, (Marion) Dashwood; Doris, Ruth Anne and Joan; and. two grandsons. The celebration took the form of a buffet style dinner at noon. ' The table was centred with the anniversary, cake. Af- ter a lovely meal, the bride and groom and their attendants of - 25 years_ ago, were asked to come forward. They were . pre- sented with corsages and bou- tonniers: Mrs. Edgar Elligsen, 'Walton, read the address in which she reminisced on some of the in- cidents and happenings of Laura and Cliff's courtship days and closed by wishing them many more years of happy mar- ried life. On behalf of their parents, sisters, brothers, and families, gifts were presented by Miss Margaret Deichert, Kit-. chener and Mrs. Frank Falconer, Clinton. Cliff and Laura thank- ed all for their thoughtfulness. On the Sunday previous, the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Pep- per entertained' their parents at a dinner at the 'Colonial Ho- tel, Grand Bend. The family pre- sented them with a gift of mon- ey. They were also the recipients of many dards of congratulations and good wishes, andbane, an lnfhzenoe°oa -every.; dad living- ' • :Mrs. ,:Alex Tepper read a recitie for giving" and Mrs; T Qbert Alien n a contest on; t�}e provinces eox dticted by Mrs. '91!Alaee Haugh, There was a •parade of hats, made Orin a recent rilliner'- courses and the .roll •eal'1 was. "A resolve that I shputd follow to help my conununit50 A letter of thanks, for Christ- mas gifts received from the ad- opted. child in Hong Kong-, was read ,describing Christmas, in that part of the world, A,resolution concerning pen, signs as they .apply ---to women, esPecially those working part time, was presented and will be forwarded for. consideration. A delegate is to attend an officer's conference at Guelph e'srly in May and an invitation was accepted to attend a Cham- ber, of Commerce. meeting, Plans were made to attend Expo and it was announced that the NEWS OF ST. COLUMV1IBA.N Mr., Mrs. Lo Murray park °-nniversary Mr. and Mrs. Leo. Murray observed their 45th wedding anniversary on Saturday and wire honored . at a family dinner at the • Legion Hall, Seaforth arranged by mem- bers of their family. • • Present at the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Murray, Karen and Bradley, Stratford; Mr. and Mrs. Gerrard (Dor- een) :--Marchand, Greg and Neil, Windsor; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas (Ann) DaWe, Wind- sor. In the evening the family entertained the brothers and sisters of their father and mo- ther, to a pleasant evening of progressive euchre and a buf fet supper, the table being centred with a three -tiered wedding cake, flanked with white tapers and wedding bells. The celebrants receiv- ed numerous gifts, and a purse of money from the Mr..and Mrs. Jack Murrray and family, Toronto, visited Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mur ray. ' Mr. and Mrs.- John Mc- Quaid, St. Thomas, visited Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Burke. Mr. and Mrs, Bob .Staple- ton. Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs. Ron Butters and family, St. Thomas visited Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Murray. Miss Theresa Cronin, Ing - For Complete INSURANCE on your HOME, BUSINESS, FARM, CAR, ACCIDENT, LIABILITY OR LIFE , SEE JOHN A., CARING Insurance Agency • Phone 5.440 • • : • gaafortbb Office - Directly Opp lite Seaforth .Moto Legion y., Ingo Winners form .of "Dinel-azid Iteia*.0 lle dgren WI gate signs. Were ofi dare WS, .Haugh •was hostess with Mrs. Erlin. WhitMore as co -hos' teas. The president, .Mrs 'fl. M.. Scott, presided during; the bulli- ness period, Stratford Residents ............... . Injured Two Stratford •girls escaped serious injuries Sunday after- noon," when the car in which they were passengers; flipped onto its roof on highway 8, about two miles east of. Clin- ton. • Hannalore Filipovic, 37 Eliza- beth St:, has a possible; frac- tuned -collarbone: Neither -Paul ins Conrad, 112 Shakespeare St, nor- the driver of the car Ingolf Christensen, RR 4 Walton, was injured. The mishap occurred about 1:45 p.m. Damage to the car was estimated at $500.- Seaforth OPP" Constable Ray Primeau, who investigated, said the road was slippery at the time. ersoll, spent a few days with her parents,. ,1VIr. and Mrs. Al- phonsc Cronin. Mrs. Jack McIver visited in Kitchener; with Mr, -and :virs. Martin Purcell and fam- ily. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Butters and family of London, visited Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Mel- ady. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Murray and family. Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Gerrard Marchand and family, Windsor, Mr. and Mrs: Tom Dawe, of Windsor spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Murray. Mrs and Mrs. Ray McQuaid of Preston; visited ---Mr. and Mrs. Jainea McQuaid. The' bingo held Friday eve- ning, in ;the Legion Hall, was largely attended. Sponsored. by Branch 156 of The Royal Cana- dian Legion, the proceeds go for welfare work. W4uiers of special games were Mrs. Joe Steep, Clinton; Mr. McLean, Goderich; Mrs. Mc- Lean, Goderich;. Mrs. Jim Wat- son, Seaforth. Door prizes' went to Edward Wurm, Exeter and Mrs. Bill Steep, Br'iiefield: Following are the winners of regular games: Wes Vander - burg, Clinton; Jim Watson; Sea - forth; Hilda Austin, Seaforth; Mrs. Mel Dale, Seaforth; Mrs. W. Vanderburg, Clinton; Jean Sanger, .1Vfitchell; Alice Kruger, Seaforth; Mrs. Bert Boyce, Clinton and Mrs. Beuermann, Seaforth; Mrs. Bert Boyce, Clin- ton; Mrs. tom Carter, Seaforth; Mrs. Campbell, Mitchell and Mrs. Jim Barry, Egmondville; Mr.' McLean, Goderich; Norma Muir, Seaforth and Mrs. Mc- Lean, Goderich, -)1<- Choose Your' DIAMOND Privately AT SAVAUGE' JEWELLERS (Oppoitite Fos! Office) Evening Aotiatritment fly Arrangsrnolif • FiREE• 11.:JeWitl Watch with Habigitnond put - chat'', $100.00 or more Every week more people dis- cover what mighty jobs are accoinplished., by low. cost.....Ex- positor Want Ads. Dial 527-0240. n' ;I444 l Nosh Ow . Otiace i Sun Life Asotlrance. Company of Canada Phone 2714000 r' 48 R?blcea St« . SYRAT,FORD+ TOWNS11112 F _ .. - WARBLE FLY' SPRAY TT NDERS . • Tenders. will be -received bythe'`;` own- '. ship of Hullett for the•.spraying.of,cattle for warble flys control, in the municipality, Tenders must be clearly : arked as .til contents and must state the r..� ce,,...er .head per spray. The successful bidder must be fain ly covered for any dame incurred, with liability Insurance, and also state what typo of equipment will be used. • Lowest,, or any tender not necessarily accepted, and the tenders must be received not later than 6:00 o'clock p.m. March 4,167 HARRY -F. TEBBUTT, Clerk -Treasurer, RR 1, Londesboro, Ontario r. Y NTO Ask about convenient departure and return times - ' • For information, phone the local CN Passenger Sales Office Y Red Fare CANADIAN NATIONAL 40.6, 'Sal; 7.4 •' �... , :L . ?a •'�+, .e:�' .14th a 1 00 S a farmer is. // Super -7signof a` Growing Man • But this j'sthebest This is the sign that money can't buy. Everyfarmerwho displays it has earned it. How? First, by developing'his land so that extraordinarily high production levels are possible and second, by adhering to sound management practices—including the recommended applications of Super -Q. For Super Q is both a fertilizer --and a program. And the two are inseparable. Super Q itself is the most advanced • fertilizer—in concept and content—on the market. , Used on good, productive land, Super Q can help .you to produce higher yields of premium quality crops netting you $5 t� $30, depending on the crops, for every extra dollar you've invested. Find -out how you can earn '.the Sign of the -Growing Map". See your Super Q supplier now. READ FERTILIZERS LTD. 'ELMIRA T'ARIO,