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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-06-15, Page 6• -T6, HURON EXPOSITOR. SE FQRYA QNT„ J u 4 15, 1967 J HOSIERY - -SPORT SHIRTS TEE .SHIRTS Handkerchiefs - Wallets - Billfolds r and a host of other Gifts for that Popular Guy of His Day! Finest Selection of Fathers Day :Cards �� by Coutts • Hallmark, Rust - craft -and Norcross 10C -.15c - 25c - 30c .f ILO. — GIFT WRAPPINGS Check Our Up -to -Date RECORD BAR.• We have the Top Tunes! NEW -RECORDS EVERY WEEK LARONE!S Seaforth's 5c to $1.00 Store Stationery - w ' Gifts OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS: Dial 527-0240 4 Ladies Aid •The Ladies' Aid of First Pres byterian Church met Tuesday, afternoon when they had as their guests the ladies of , the church who• do not get out to the regular services. Mrs. Frank filing welcomed the guests after which Rev. D. 0. Fry conducted a. Communion services He was assisted by Charles MacKay, John Hoelsch- er and Malcolm 1VIcKellar. A large number of the ladies were dressed in their old time costumes. Mrs. W,, R. Kerslake read the scripture, lesson and Mrs. Harold Agar led in prayer. A duet, "Abide with • me" was sung by Mrs. Frank Kling and Mrs. R. K. .McFarlane, accom- panied by Mrs. John McGreg- or. Mrs. King invited the group to a picnic meeting on the first Tuesday iri 'August. Miss Jennie Hogg was the guest speaker and she chose her subject, "What shall I render unto the Lord". She also repeated pas- sages of scripture and read oth- er passages by Braille 'Miss Hogg was attired in her moth- er's wedding dress and gave a ,brief history of the dress, A hymn was sung after which Mrs. J. W. .Thompson closed the meeting with prayer. Supper was served by Miss Jean Scott. Every week more people die, cover what mighty jobs are accomplished by low cost Ex- positor Want Ads. Dial 527-0240 For Complete INSURANCE • on your HOME, BUSINESS, FARM, CAR, ACCIDENT, LIABILITY OR LIFE: SEE JOHN A. CARDNO Insurance Agency Phone 527-0490 Seaforth Office Directly Opposite Seaforth Motors Whatever. you drive, wherever you u drive. it, Formula 5 GA$OLI.NE will give you better performances • Minimum oxidation preserves fuel quality in storage CO-OP Formula 5 Gasoline can be stored longer without fuel deterioration. That's because it has been developed to specifications that are double the minimum storage stability standards of most other gasolines. You get more power, more performance from -every gallon of CO.OP Formula 5 Gasoline. 2. Volatility controlled for increased power You requite peak power` performance from your fuel all year round. CO-OP Formula 5 Gasoline is • adjusted• month by moth to meet this need because ,you get more vital power= producing ingredients at no' extra cost I d 3. Carburetor detergent cleans out harmful deposit • The slow operating speeds and frequent idling of any. gasoline engines cause excessive carbon deposits in the carburetor resulting in . costly over -rich fuel mixtures. CO-OP Formula 5 Gasoline includes a special carburetor detergent that eliminates these deposits, keeps the throttle;lean, end prevents too -rich mixtures.' You get smoother performance plus a saving in gasoline. P�troleum' . Products" A. COMPLETE LiNE FOR HOME AND FARM f.. 4.. Built -In rust inhibitor protects vital .parts Moisture in gasoline will corrode fuel tanks,. lines and pumps. CO.Op Formula 6 Gasoline contains a surface* active material that forms a protective coating wit all contaated'surfaces. • air Anti-fcing-Additive - . combats cold weather ce will form id a carburetor as gasoline changes to Vapour ._.. this may build up on throttle•biede and stall, engines. CO-OP Formula 6 Gasoline contains a de- icing.additive that prevent* ice from adhering to . carburetor walls, passe$ k out through the engine, ,keeps'yeu 'tom being "stopped cold." • • of HAGEN Joy. Lynn FjsGiier alieceaafuily passed her grads four piano examinations with honorsl Paul Beuerman passed his, piano ex- aminations with honors in grade two. They both tried their ex- aminations xaminations •in Seaforth . at the Western Conservatory with Mr. Chattoe 'the examiner,' Miss Joanne Elligsen is their ramie teacher. • Mrs. Dalton Hinz returned to her home from the Comilimunity Hospital, Seaforth, on Wednes.- day. . The sympathy of the commun- ity is extended to the •family,,.of the late Mrs. Mary Pfeifer 'who passed away early Friday at the Stratford General Hospital, - Mrs. Lavern Wolfe is, a pat- ient at the Seaforth Community Hospital since last Thursday. Mrs. George Beuermann, Mrs. Annie Elligsen and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bennewies 'return_ ed -home after a— bus trip .to Expo for several days last 'week. They also visited Upper Canada Village , on the way home. - A shower was held at the Brodhagen Community Hall on Friday evening for Mr. and Mrs. News of Dublin Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dantzer, London at their honfe here. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Looby, Mr. and Mrs. George Coville, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cronin, Mr. and .Mrs, Jim Krauskopf, in Hamilton.' _ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hol - linen, Detroit, with Mr: and Mrs. ,tack O'Rourke and rela- tives. ' Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Rey- nolds, Detroit, attended the Coyne -Butters wedding on Sat- urday. Mr. and Mrs. Regier of Wind- sor, with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shea. • Rev. Donald Benninger CSB, Owen Sound, Sister M. Brebeuf, London, • with Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Benninger. ' . ' . Mr. and Mrs. Neil Stapleton and daughter, Kitchener, with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stapleton.' Miss Susan •Friend, Ancaster; at her home. . Mr. and Mrs. AIIan Butters and daughter, Hamilton, Mr, and Mrs. Ron' Butters and fam- ily, St. Thomas, Mr. and• Mrs. John Morris. and family, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Butters .and family, London, with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Butters. • Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hum- phreys in?Montreal. ' 'Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Nichol- son, London, with Mr, and Mrs. James Krauskopf. . ' 1 Mr Jack Costello, London, with Mr. and Mrs. Dan 'Costello. Mr. 'and Mrs. •George Coville and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cron- in spent the weekend in Remit- • ton where.. Mr. Coville and Mr. Cronin were exemplified in the fourth degree, K. of C. Use-. L xpositor Want -Ads h•' Phone 527-0240. Gary Hinz: 'ti'he Royalaire$ $1111 - plied the Music for `dancing. Lunch was served. Clayton Ah- rens read the address and Mrs. Lloyd Prueter presented them with a giftof money. The neighbors and relatives frown the 10th concession of Ld'gan presented them with a lamp. Mrs. Mervin Wardell read this address and Mrs. Gordon Wur- dell made the presentation. Mrs. Barbara McLeod, Mit- chell, is spending a few days with her sister Mrs, Rachael Ahrens. The Centennial committee for Logan Township held another meeting on Wednesday night, furthering plans for Centennial Day on July 8, with Fred Herr bert in charge. It will take place at the Brodhagen Com- munity Hall.` About seven floats have been arranged so far for the, parade. Anyone -interested, in •having,, a float should get in touch with George Jarmuth, RR 1, Born- holm. There %kill he prizes for floats. Mrs. Michael Connelly gave a program report for the public schools for an afternoon pro- gram. -• Carl . Vock is arranging for bands for the parade. Two ball games are also scheduled for this day on the ball- diamond. A beauty contest will be held for the young ladies from ,16 years to 100 years. A beard growing contest will also bel heed. • "'!41 A program will follow in the evening with local talent. The evening will close with a dance. There will be a master of cere- monies to keep• everything rol- ling, Booths will be on the grounds to suit everybody's individual tastes. OBITUARY MRS. ADOLF PFEIFER u Mrs. Adolf Pfeifer, Brodha- gen, 'passed away early Friday morning at the Stratford Gen- eral Hospital. She was the form- er Marie Sellheim. She was a member of St. Peter's Luther- an Church, Brodhagen. She is survived by two so.Ias, Clarence, Logan Township and Lloyd of Brodhagen, 'one grand- son, Karl, Brodhagen. Her hus- b1959.and predeceased her in April, Funeral services were held Monday at St. Peter's- Lutheran Church, With Rev. H. Lowing off Mating: Pallbearers were Gary Shol- dice, Wilfred Ahrens, Norman and Edwin Rock, Ford Dicki- son and- Norman Bennewies, . Burial was made at the chureh cemetery _.•.Hath -Leslie funeral home, Mitchell; were in charge, of funeral arrangements. 'Friends and relatives attend- ed- from Grand • Band, Zurich,' Brussels, Stratford, • Mitchell, Monkton, Sebringville, Brodha- gen and surrounding district. Mrs. Cora Newman, Brandon, Manitoba, and•Mrs. Violet Ault, North Dakota, attend'the funer- al of Mrs. Mary Pfeifer' on Mon- day and visited Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pfeifer. Mr: and. Mrs: Gordon Bach, London, Clayton Ahrens, Toron- to and- Robert Ahrens, Hamil- ton,'visited during the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Ah- rens. APPLICATIONS for SWIMMING LESSONS SEAFORTH LIONS POOL Applications . for Swimming Lessons at the Seaforth Lions Pool this Surnmer are now being accepted. Applications are to be made on forms available at, Seaforth and Eg- mondville Schools, The Huron Expositor or at the Park. Two Courses Are Planned .. Are The First ln°, fury and the Second 411 August Appliea,tions are to be completed„ and returned not later than Friday, June '21st, so that cla;sse . may .be an.; pounced prior to coin* en e ent of in- ' struction, July 4, i067.. ! " rill tet I$ MQ, • charge for instrpction,but Students 'ars required to 'within* , a* Spasi t►rs Ttck.t THESE ARE AVAILAEW AlAt THE POOL u , News •ot + ' Constance Mrs. Irene Crrimmigldby Is spen cling a: few days visiting with Mfr. and l4rs, Nut maw of Ooderaeh. . Miss Elizabeth Jaawson retern- ed hem op Sttuday .after `spend- ing the past two weeks with her punt and uncle, Mr. and. Mrs. S. 1?. Warren and girls of London.' Mr. and Mrs:, -Art Haverkamp and family: visited on Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ilaverkamp and family. Mr. Will Webster of St. Hel- en's visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs: Verne Dale. Miss Brenda Kingswell of Clinton is spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. George Me- Iiwatin and Mary., Mr. and Mrs. Don Glousher, Karen and Billy of Blyth visit• ed ,qn: Sunday with Mr; and Mrs. W. 'J. pale and girls, Kinn anis =Greg Riley of Ajax are 'Qisiting this , week with their' grandparents, Mr; and Mrs:, Frank ,.Riley r.a ani -Mrs;--Jack Medd,. and. Mr. and Mrs: Clifford Adams, lefty Thursday evening touring the,'northern States and then on :to the Grand OId Opera ' in lIashviIie, Ten. They returned • home- on Mohday. Mr: and Mrs. George Hoggart visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dedrick and Jeffery of Sinicoe. • Mr. Bruce Johnstofi of Grand Valley, eisited on Saturday with Mr. and Mr's. Jack Medd and faptily.• Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ferguson of Warwick, were. Sunday visit* ors with Mrs. Elma,Jewitt and family, Mrs. Annie Leitch. "19Irs. Lloyd Medd, Mrs. Jim Hardy visited on Sunday with Mrs. Annie Medd. Jr., Farmers Huron County Junior Farm- ers are planning an exchange with Welland County •Juniors, it was- announced at a meeting of, the Huron County group re- ,cently. The trip to the Niagara Falls area will -take pI•ace from ,July 14-16. Any or all of the 243 area members are eligible for the trip. They will go by bus and remain for two days ' in the area. ' The annual Junior Farmers track meet will be held Satur- day at SDHS. The day of sports will close with a dance in Wal- ton. At the meeting Mrs. Muriel Trott took pictures. for the Hur- on County Year Book being pub- lished 'by the Junior Farmers. • Junior Farmer 'sweaters are to be available soon. They will be white with five stripe's of .different shades of blue repre- senting• the five clubs of the county on the left sleeve. • Don -Maercher reported that some Century Farm signs'" are still being sold.. n Trop 14 and loOfloy.er" the Ifundred's of ER'S A" GIFTS on dispiey of - WATCHaS, =CxIFY S. 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