The Huron Expositor, 1967-03-09, Page 6`.1
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•fit.of,TIIR 'HURON EXPOSITOR# SEAFORTH, ONT., MARty9, 1967
MAIN STREET .'Af4RIETY
"The Store with Almost, EVerbitdi19"
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WOOL — TAPESTRIES — FLOOR cOVeRtNos
HOLLAND STYLE! GROCERIES and COLD MEATS
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SEAFORTH, ONTARIO •
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It Is Later Than You Think'
EASTER IS EARLY
Get Those SPRING
CLOTHES CLEANED
And READY
Including Minor Repairs
•FLANNERY CLEANERS
Phone 527-0250 : Seaforth
WEDDING INVITATIONS
Dial 527-0240
PROCLAMATION
• RED CROSS MONTH.
MARCH 1 31, 1967
• in recognition of the Red Cross contri-
bution to the cause of humanity, and to dir-
ect the attention of Seaforth citizens to the
many outstanding services of the Red Cross.
I, by the power vested_ in me, do hereby
proclaim the Month of March, A.D., 1967, to
be RED CROSS MO -NTH.
CARL DALTON, Reeve
NOTICE TO RENTERS
OF COLD STORAGE LOCKERS
• Due to circumstances beyond our con,
trol, vv1 must make changes in our location.
Because of this, the cold storage lockers wi11
be closed •
Wednesday, March 15, 1967
Accordingly, renters having material
in storage in the lockers must remove such
material before that time.' Lockers will not
be serviced after March. 15th.
FRANC STR9OP
Meat Market — Cold Storage
PRONE 527,0180 — SEAFORTH
OFFICE SUPPLIES
THE .HURON EXPOSITOR
Phone 527-0240
Seaforth
News of 1-
Brodhagen
The niOnthly meting 'of the
Ykr,,,Ofrr-St;-.1gter'4^ Lutheran
40,*aelit*aet,Wednes-
Mrs,
,k.,4"t Ats.'446.0:149.,OVri
ualtnklfillz,. and Mrs. Lavern
Wolfe'144 devotions, the topic
being "What Prior Beauty" as
taken from the "Woman Beauti-
ful". Pastor H. Lossing led the
Bible study,.
The LCW adopted stamp col-
lecting as their Centennial pro-
ject and all the members are to
collect Canadian stamps.
Mrs. Martin Dietz was pre-
sertted with a membership pin
by. president, Olive Scherbarth.
Donations were received from
Mrs. Fred Scherbarth, the fant
ily of the late Mrs. Annie Stein-
bach, Mrs. J. L. Bennewies and
Mrs. Caroline Brodhagen. Mrs.
Norman Bennewies donated a
quilt to the LOW for the Luth-
eran Seminary.
Th'ank you notes were read
from Mrs. Alfreida Hartig, Mr -S.
Shultz, Mrs. J. L. Bennewies,
Mrs. Harold Rock, Mrs, C Brod-
hagen and Mrs. Irvin Miller.
The ladies are to cater to
an appreciation supper for the
junior choir and the Sunday
School teachers on March 16.
They are going to have a booth
at the sale of Edwin Scherbarth
,on April 12.
Lenten envelopes are going
• to be sent in the Easter bulletin
which will be sponsored by the
LCW.
Birthdays' were reported by
Mrs. HaroldMogk, Mrs. Robert
French, Mrs. C. W. Leonhardt
and Mrs. J. L. Bennewies,
Mrs. August Scherbarth spent
a few days last week in Kitch-
ener with her daughter, Mrs.
Calvin Glick, Rev. Glick and
girls.
Wilbert Bach, London, visit-
ed last Thursday with Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfred Ahrens and Mrs.
Ed Prueter.
Mr. and Mrs. Don McLaughlin
and family, Stratford, spent the
weekend with William Diegel.
Leonard Miller; Kitchener and
Karen Schumm, Baden, spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Miller ,and.Linda.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Burchill
and Jeff, Mitchell, visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sholdice and
family, on Sunday.
The sympathy is extended to
the family of the late Mrs.' Ot-
to Bauer, who passed away tlast
Wednesday, at the hospital in
Listowel.
Clayton Ahrens, Toronto and
Kenneth Ahrens, Hamilton,
spent the weekend at' the home
of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred Ahrens.
A ° shower was held Friday
night at the Brodhagen Hall for
Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Larson,
(nee Sharon Wood). Ken Wilbee
supplied the music for dancing.
The newly married couple were
presented with a gift of money.
OBITUARY
MRS. OTTO BAUER
Mrs. Otto Bauer, 68, lot 28,
con. 11, •Logan Township, died
Wednesday, March 1, at Listowel
Memorial Hospital.
Born in Logan Township, the
former Lena Kistner, she was
the daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. John Kistner.
Her husband predeceased her
in 1961 and a daughter, Mrs.
Don (Elsie) Devan, earlier. She
is survived by one son, Harold,
at home, four brothers, Daniel,
Stettler, Alta., John, Fred and
Gordon, all of Logan Township.
• Funeral services were held on
Saturday, .at the Heath -Leslie
funeral home, Mitchell, with
Herman Fleischauer, Milverton,
Wilfred Rock, RR 1, Borrfholm,
Stanley Brown, Lyle Leake, Jer-
ome Jacob and Louis Oakley, be-
ing pallbearers.
Temporary entombment was
in Woodland Cemetery Chapel,
with burial later in the ceme-
tery, Mitchell.
INSTITUTE NOTES
The "regular meeting of the
Seaforth WI will be held Tues-
day, March 14th, at 7 On., at
the Commercial Hotel, Seaforth.
This is to be a dinner meeting
for Institute members and
guests. Committee in charge:
Mrs. Eldon - Kerr, Mrs. R. M.
Scott, Mrs. F. Hunt and Mrs.
L. Dale.
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(Intended for last week)
mx, and iVlrs, Dyk,
Mr. and Mrs. .8. Dekker and
Lamiiy and iviass J. 4.tekiter,
all, or Galt wee *Weonesuay
visitors .witb. A4r. an Airs.
erL riavericanip and fanuly.
ano *erect jlucnan-
an and famuy visited un Sun.
titly vviin ivir. and Airs. Ross
• riuherson and fatally of born-
• wiss Linda Nott of London
spent the week end, with her
parents 1VIr. and •Mrs. Earl
▪ oit and Nancy.
1Vir. and IVIrs. George Mc-
ilwain and Lynn of Seaforth
visited on Sunday with 1V.Ir
and Mrs. George McIlwain
and Mary.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Haver-
kamp and family of Goderich
were Sunday visitors with
afIr. and Mxs. Bert Haver,-
kamp and family..
C.O.F. Euchre
The C.O.F. held a euchre
Friday evening in the hall
when prizes went to Ladies'
nigh, Mrs. Marjorie' Ander-
son; lone hands, 'Mrs. Doro-
thy Dalton; low, Mrs. Mary
IVIcClure; Men's high, Elgin
Nott; lone hands, John
Thompson; low • Garry •Mc-
Clure. There, wi1J be another
euchre in two weeks.
Mrs. Don Glousher, Karen
and Billy of • Blyth, Misses
Melanie and Meribeth Scott
of Belgrave were Wednesday
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Dale and girls.
. Mr. and Mrs. John Mann
of Goderich visitecron Friday
with Mrs. Irene Grinioldby..
Mr. William Webster of St.
Helen's visited on: Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Ver n e
Dale.
1Vir. and Mrs. Erank Riley
visited on Saturday , with
iVirs. Nellie Riley of HenSall.
Mr. and Mrs, John Warn-
mes spent the week
Mg with friends and relatives
around the Blenheim area.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crozier,
Brian, Paul, and Kevin of
Listowel visited on, Sunday
with the latter's parents IVIr.
and Mrs. George MoIlwain
and Mary.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buchan-
an and family visited on Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Hart of Brussels.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszca-
tor and girls visited on Sun-
da with Mr.0and , Mrs. Reg
Elliott and family of Staffa.
Sunday visitors with Mrs.
Sadie Riley- were Mr. and
Mrs. Borden Brown and
El-
aine Of Hanover and Mr. and
Mrs.Frank Riley.
Mrs. Ehinn-jewitt and Mrs.
Elia Jewitt visited on Mon-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Hall of Ethel. _
At the time,of writing, Mrs.
Agnes Haverkamp is a patient
in Clinton Public Hospital,
after undergoing an appen-
dix operation. We wish her a
speedy' recovery.
Mr. and Mrs:. -Bill Medd
and family of London were
Sunday visitors with Mrs.
Annie Medd,
Congratulations are extend-
ed to Mr. .and Mrs. Walter
McClure on the birth of a
daughter.
Mrs. Walter Scott is a pa-
tient in Seaforth Community
Hospital and Mr. Adolph Ot-
ten is in London Hospital for
further trearment., We wish
them both a speedy recovery.
propotty Changes
he following Pr0Pertr-tros-
tele have, be mak thrw,t0h
tiie r4gstate, Once lit-Joeep4
McconnelL'Realtor:
1'1a100 acre farm owned by
Stuart Deyries, lot 2, l`tieker:.
smith lrOVirriShip, to 1-111g0 Men-
heere, of l'uckersmith Town-
ship. Possession of land April
1, 1967.
• The residence of Jolla McColl-
nell, Goderich Street East,. to
Williatn -McMillan of Hibbert
Township.
The duplex on Goderich St.
East, owned by Laverne Hamil-
ton, to an out of town purchas-
er,
Remember! It 'takes but a
moment to place an Expositor
Want- Ad and be Money in
pocket.. To advertise, just Dial
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ALL PRICES EFFECTIVE
•MARCH 8-11 INCLUSIVE
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT
TO LIMIT QUANTITIES .
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to top -profit layers
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- Shaver Starcross 288
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- • Ranked at the top of all layers
(white & brown eggs) in a 5 -year
summary (1961-65) of random
tests in Canada and the ,United
States. The Shaver Starcross 288
was designed ae a high producer of
eggs on minimum feed in any en-
. • . vironment. It is backed by proven
performance in over 50 countries.
. (12 mo. egg production 250.280)
'Milk
, •:. • Shaver Starcross 555
This rapidly maturing brown egg
• '•:,••i layer is a prolific producer of large
and extra large eggs. Its reduced
- body weight, improved feed con-
version and outstanding record of
•.....p. -... livability ensure excellent profits.
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.: Ideal for an exclusively brown egg
market.
.• (12 mo. egg production 240-270)
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Shaver Starcross 444 ,
A large white egg producer, this
rugged bird has exceptional vitality
and resistance to respiratory con".
;cations. It performs well In less
than ideal housing and manage-
ment conditions. It is distinguish-
...4.w- ed by its slightly heavier body and
•,:). small black flecks in'the platnage.
(12 mo. egg production 250.280)
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RR 2, • Seaforth • SWIft
Phire 527-0476 - HATCHERIES
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