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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-05-18, Page 9ro V 0 4 4 Seaforth Residents FaceTTIdyus: • chaknge It's clean-up time in Seaforth. Big dividend§ .from small in- vestments can be guaranteed when all that is involved is the investment of a little time in cleaning,up and fixing up. Sea - forth Chamber of Commerce; Council, is again sponsoring Seaforth's Clean -Up, Paint -Up program. In past years the campaign, has produced definite results, and that is why the Chamber of Commerce pushes its annual spring campaign to tidy up Sea - forth" ' No matter how good a house- keeper you may be, there will be corners that require clean- ing, untidy areas that should be, raked and seeded, or per- haps an unsightly pile of trash that should go to the dump. ,It is to draw emphasis to just such tasks that . the spring clean-up is held. INTEREST RATES GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES p 51/2% ---for 1year !%°&49!;!:!r3 years:.. 6%--for4or5years Available in amounts of $100 or more An ideal investment for security and high return: The Industrial Mortgage & Trust Company ESTABLISHED 1889 OFJ""ICES::. Forest •- Sarnia Petrolia Strathroy , Contact Our Representative DONALD G. ',EATON Phone 527-1610 - Seaforth ',Trucks Available Again. this, year the town is providing trucks with which to pick up winter's accumulated trash. Arrangements • for the pick-up service have been work- ed out with Councillor Robert Dinsmore and, the public works committee of council. There .just is no doubt about such a campaign paying divi- d,ends, C of C president D. Sills says, in a statement issued in connection with the event. ';A home and yard that have been thoroughlycleaned, re paired and planted, will give you added realty value should you wish to sell. Clean premis- es will,considerably:,reduce the chance that you will ever stand over a rubble of what -was once your home..;and your cherished possessions, gutted by fire. "There will be fewer chances of accidents to toddlers and elderly persons since you will I10,ve followed Clean -Up safety suggestions - "Your .children will learn the 111 Qf working together for' a . common goal, ands` you wilr have increased enjoyment. from living in clean; attractive" sur- rottndings. • Year;Long Task Mr. Sills; in .urging full co-op- eration so that' the campaign would produce maximum bene- fits, ,pointed out that Clean -Up, Fix -Up, Paint -Up is • not just a one-week progra but a guide for better civic 1' ing through- out the entire ye r. ••• ."The future of our town. is dependent on the traits shown during our Clean- campaign, namely;energetic interest,' the 'president declared "Through demonstrations of these quali- ties in the next few weeks we should., set a- pattern for 'the" rest of the Year. The results we accomplish and the habits of cleanliness and beauty which we,,acquire will persuade tour- ists to stop over in our town, will create an environment NOW AVAILABLE' e History Seaforth V ..r O By Belle Campbell The complete series of articles dealing with Seaforth, which was published in The Huron Expositor during 1966 are now available itvbook form. , ONLY $2.50 ON SALE AT' Seaforth mtk, ONTARIO, TRURSPAt' .. NEWS OF ,STCOLT/Ma Clinic .for Umpires Westel'n Ontario Athletic As sociation" and Ontario Recrea, tion Association announce four officials' clinics for 1967.. • • Yn its ail -out effort to improve " the quality of baseballand-sofa, ball in the Western Ontario area —the-WOAA will again fiol&fear elinieS for officials in 1987. This year the WOAA is con- centrating on the managers, coaches and ballplayers as well as the af.ficials in order to im- prove' their- knowledge of the ga;7ne, Thus improve •the game .- for the "fans". - ,CIiilics are free an dopen to an . tle 16 years and over. Omit number one: Canadian Forces Base Clinton, School of Foody Services classrooms. Two evening clinic; 23 and 25 May, 8:00 to 10:00 p.m. -All WOAA umpires must at; tend this clinic or one similar in Western Ontario, For furth- er information contact: Dan Da- vis, at ' CFB Clinton, Adastral Park, 'Ontario. Phone 482-3411 ` ext. 201 (office) or 462-7742 (home). , which will attract ne* industry and citizens. New industry means many new .jobs, with special opportunities for ,our youth," Mr. Sills said. NEWS of Winchelsea Mrs. .Freeman Horne, had as tier guests on Mondag evening to help, her celebrate her birth- day, Mrs. •Marlene Hutton, Mrs. Hazel Coward, Mrs. Beta Camp- bell, Mrs.. Leona .. Hern, Mrs. Blanche Walters. Mr. William Walters, and Mr. Phil Hern spent the weekend atChesley Lake. -~ Mrs. Wilbert Glanville of Stat. fa visited on Friday with Mr. and Mrs. William, Walters. • Mrs. Phil Hern, Mrs. Sanford Hutton, Mrs. Freeman Horne and Mrs. John -Coward attended the Centennial Tea at Centralia United Church on. Wednesday afternonn," Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Hutton, Dennis and Dianne, visited on Sunday with Mr. • and Mrs. John Hutton at Listowel, - 1'4r. and Mrs. Gerry Grubb and Michael -visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Freeman' Horne, Ruth •sand Raymond., Mr. and Mrs. Elson Lynn, Jim and Joan visited on. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Skinner at Sebringville. Master Randy Gilfillan of 1J 'x eter visited on Saturday eve- ning with ' Mr. and Mrs. Colin Gilfillan and Barbara. ' Mr. and Mrs. Bev. Parsons and. family of near Exetef; 'Mr. and Mrs. Bab Bibby and family L►ceHere Has 55th Birthday Early spring flowers centred the individual tables when Edel- weiseltebekah Lodge No. 117, here, observed, its 55th anni- versary. Pink an�1`green cloths were used. Following a dessert course, euchre -was •pp layed with afternoon winner' *ling, high, Mrs. Adin Forbes; low, Mrs. Ro- bert Tyndall; travelling lone hand prize, Mrs. Earl Papple. Evening winners were: high, Mrs. Mae Nuance and Charles Cunningham; low, Mrs, Dan' Burns and ..Bill Bezzo; lone hadds, Mrs. Morley -Cooper and Norman Riehl. Mrs. Gordon El- liott won the crocheted lace -tabT ;. cloth.—donated , by Mrs„ David Ryan. Conveners were: desserts, Miss • Jean Scott; decorations, Miss Eleanor Henderson and Mrs. Leslie McClure; Cards, Mrs., James Rose, and Mrs. Gor- dan Papple. Mrs. Tillie Dunn, noble grand, was, hostess. Over $100' was realized from the. event. of Kirkton and Mrs. Phil Hern and family and Mr. Brian Hern of Stratford visited on Sunday with Mrs. John Coward. Mr.,, and Mrs. Gerald Prance and girls of Exeter visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gor- don, Prance and family. Mrs. Colin • Gilfillan spent Monday n ith Mr, and Mrs. Roy MacDonald at Staffa. Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Dunn of Hensall visited on Sunday with - Mrs. Isobel Sugden and Mrs. Tennyson Johns, t. ATI 0 4. CLEAN; UP -PAINT: UP 4 "FIX UP �a Qv;14 r 1b "1* ' 10 ' kiliuiimiiatil olP M T S, 67 OCO nx P ges i Opening . -Footbail, and Leonard Maloney,. Lucan, with Mrs. Nora M.alpney, Mr. and Mrs. George Mean 'Toledo, Ohio, visited Mrs. Jos- •epb Bale, Mr.'•and' Mrs, Ronald Butters and family, St. Thon•as; Mr, and Mrs. Leon Murray and #amity:, Toronto, visited Mr, unci Mrs. Gilbert Murray . Miss Anne Melady, London and Greg B1ondy, London, spent the weekend with Mr. and M*'S. Ted+ Melady, Joseph S. O'Reilly .and David O'Reilly spent Sunday in Owen Sound. The first soccer game of the year was played in Gedericlt, on May 6th, St. Celumban winning 4 to 3. Harry ands Gerald Ryan each scored two goals. The second game Was played+ last Saturday in St, •Columb with Strathroy providing the opposition: The first -half at close with Harry Ryan scoring the only goal.-Strathroy contins ued to press in the second half, but were unable to score. Dave Maelnally and • Gerald Ban each sored a ,goal making the final score 3, to or for St. Col- umban. The next game is on Saturday. • afternoon in London against Marconi Italia 'Bs. , Mr. and Mrs. John Van Kumpe - veld and their son Joe from Mill, Holland, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Theo Van Bakel and family. , Miss Jean Maloney, London News of Dublin Mx: ,attd tixa, Roy 1491i91, -. Preston with %4r.' and 's Jas, Megnaid. , meter ,rckert, Ifit,hea er, ualit ed MrS. ,Josopli F400, ' ' Brother Joseph, Toronto, and Mrs, Ben Flanagan and tapi<- ily, Kitchener, vi ited" Mrr_aniti, Mrs.V. J. Lane.". , mti Nolan; S �I, I mus Visit- ed Vis. Etizal cth 1110 v Mr.. -and Mrs, Ron .laid ands , • ektildrerk, Stratford, visited Mr, and Mrs. Axguate Dneharme;, James O' onnor. is .a patient, in Seaforth Community Hos pi- tat Mr. Edward Holland and fam- ily, Scarboro, with Mr. and Mrs. George Holland. Monsigneur A. Durand, St. Peter's Seminary, London, with. .1 ey,., R. Durand. Mr, and Mrs. Billie Krauskopf of Jarvis, with Mrs. Nicholas Krauskopf: Mr. and Mrs. James Curtin and Nancy and Brenda, Streets-• ville with friends in the village. Mr. and Mrs, Fergus Kelly and Mary, Mr. Peter Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Stapleton, attend- ed the graduation exercises—of St. Joseph's Hospital at Wes- tern University, Friday eve- ning. Miss Margaret Gliddon was one of the` graduates. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Benn, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Benn and chil- dren, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs' John Cleary and children, Wes- ton, with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Evans. DON'T- WAIT FOR YOUR NEIGHBOR .. If you., see a- street light is out don't wait for ---you--neighbor to-reporL..it. Phone. 527-0530 and let the Public Utility Commission -know so that it may be replaced. The: PUC is anidous to keep street lighting at maximum efficiency . and can only do this with the cooperation of the public. , - • Sparkling Bright Super One -Coat White Non -Fading Full Gloss Trim Colors Velvet Fiat ;. A-100 Latex House Paint HILDEBRAND PAINT and PAPER . KEM and MARttt4 SENOttR PAINTS SUNWORTNY and WADE INAI.DEO WALLPAPERS MO TH - -Every -Citizen has a responsi- "bility to Clean -Up . Fix -Up . and Paint -Up . . It's Everybody's Job! PaROCLAM ATI..ON:,. $y virtue of instructionsissued by the Council of the Town of Seaforth, I proclaim the week of May 22nd to May- 29th CLEAN—UP WEEK in,,the Town of Seaforth and urge -citizens to observe the occasion , by Cleaning -Up, Fixing -Up and Painting -Up their premises, Seaforth, May 15, 1967. • FRANK KLING, Mayor FREE PICKUP The Town of Seaforth will co-operate in Clean -Up Week 'and accumulated trash will be picked up from Seaforth residences LEREE OF CHARGE, . Wednesday -Thursday -Friday May 24, 25 and 26-' In order to have your trash picked up you must phone the Town Clerk prior to•5 p.m. on Tuesday, May. 23rd, Phone 527-0160 Material to be picked up must be available, at the street line of a property before 8:00 a.m. on the day of collection. The p ekup is .not to include garbage, .nor will it ser`riee business prerhis ,. We Feature Canada's Finest - . Exterior Houser Paints • Sparkling Bright Super One -Coat White Non -Fading Full Gloss Trim Colors Velvet Fiat ;. A-100 Latex House Paint HILDEBRAND PAINT and PAPER . KEM and MARttt4 SENOttR PAINTS SUNWORTNY and WADE INAI.DEO WALLPAPERS MO TH - -Every -Citizen has a responsi- "bility to Clean -Up . Fix -Up . and Paint -Up . . It's Everybody's Job! PaROCLAM ATI..ON:,. $y virtue of instructionsissued by the Council of the Town of Seaforth, I proclaim the week of May 22nd to May- 29th CLEAN—UP WEEK in,,the Town of Seaforth and urge -citizens to observe the occasion , by Cleaning -Up, Fixing -Up and Painting -Up their premises, Seaforth, May 15, 1967. • FRANK KLING, Mayor FREE PICKUP The Town of Seaforth will co-operate in Clean -Up Week 'and accumulated trash will be picked up from Seaforth residences LEREE OF CHARGE, . Wednesday -Thursday -Friday May 24, 25 and 26-' In order to have your trash picked up you must phone the Town Clerk prior to•5 p.m. on Tuesday, May. 23rd, Phone 527-0160 Material to be picked up must be available, at the street line of a property before 8:00 a.m. on the day of collection. The p ekup is .not to include garbage, .nor will it ser`riee business prerhis ,.