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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-06-22, Page 3• M a, • ►�isbilue coal' champion Stove and Furnace WILUIS MIDAS Office 527-4150 -- Res, 527-1053 PAINTING .. • ti and PAPERHANGING FREE ESTIMATES , IVAN • NEILSON _ PRONE 527-0603 inners The. Seaforth Viegku sponsored another successful bingo Fri- day evening, • Following are winners of special. games; Bill -Austin, Sea - forth; Mrs, Swan, Mitchell; Mrs MeI ercher, Jamestown; Mrs Alex Muir, Seaforth. Door prizes went to Mrs, Jean Powell, erode - rich and George Flood, Monk- ton. onkton, Regular games winner. were: Mrs.. J. Watson, Seaforth; »Mrs Jean Powell, Goderich; Ilene Plant, Seaforth; Mrs.. E. Boyce, Clinton; MN'. Dora Taylor, Sea - forth; Jim Smale, Hensail; Mrs. E. Boyce, Clinton; Mrs. Dora Taylor, Seaforth; Mrs, Aliex Muir, Seaforth. Following the bingo, C. Wood, first vice-president, held the draw for prizes which had been scheduled for the dance" Tues- day night of that week. Win- ners of the draws were K. L McLean, _ Seaf ; _Jim Swale, Hen -Sall; and Harold. Lightfoot, Centralia. INCREASED SAVINGS INTEREST Paid on 5 year debenturesof $5,000 or more 6'/a% paid on 5 years for $100 or more 6'/4% paid on 3 & 4 year debentures 6% paid on 1 & 2 year debentures THE ONTARIO LOAN AND DEBENTURE COMPANY O established 1870 • ASSETS •.OVER $80,000,000 CAPITAL & RESERVE 58•,750,000. .1 Yes. I am interested in your attractive rates of interest offered en debentures. 0 Please tell me more about this system of saving. 0 Enclosed's my cheque for $ for a year debenture. - Mr./Mrs./Miss Address '1 1 1 , 5 Tel. t -Complete and mail this coupon -to: 1 ONTARIO LOAN•AND DEBENTURE COMPANY 1 137 Dundas Street at Market Lane,' London Ont. Or call: 432-4158 1 525 Talbot Street, St, Thomas, Ont, Or call: 633-0950 1453 Dundas Street, Woodstock, Ont. Or call: 539-2051 I L- t ti l.. Member: Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation I BOODmaIId GOOD forYOUI EVERYONE SHOULD TRY SOME 'TODAY It's GreathMeals: 0 MAPLE LEAF DAIRY Phone 527=0810 0 Seaforth Dairy Products. are available at - BROWN'S SUPERTEST STATION Sundays, Halide'ys, Everyday — Maple • Leaf • Former. 'The O>atai'io gpvefnment'a plan to develop an industrial park and edueation.complex at primer OM Cee:Vella` swings into action this week, Work . will start immediately on renovation •-of three of the seven hangers on the base. At the saine., time, the government is launching its prgniotional cailripaign to lease the facilities to industry. -Plans for the educational side of the complex nee well under way, too. It's expected that an agricultural school will be es- tablished in the base's former officer training facilities. "Prospects for fairly rapid de- velopment of the base aPPear exceIlent," says Provincial Trea- surer Charles MaeNaughton, MPT forHuron. "officials' of, the Ontario',Developmeut Cor- poration, who are operating the complex, are moving -quickly to get the facilities into use as soon as possible." ' • ODC took over the base this News of» Woodham Mr. Toni McMillan of Have- lock and Messrs. ` William Pink- ney and David King of Toron- to were weekend guests with, the litter's parents, Rev,. and Mrs. John King °and June. Mr. and Mrs. David Shamblaw of Kirkton visited Sunday eve- ning. with Mr. and. Mrs. Lave- renee Beckett, ' Jacqueline and Geraldine. Miss Ada Hopkin who has been a patient - in St. Mary's Hospital for several. days, re- turned to her home on Thurs- day. . • Mrs. Arthur Hopkin visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mr -s. Cecil Dobson of Kirkton. ,Mr.. and Mrs. CIarence Mills called at the • Beattie Funeral Home, Clinton, on Sunday, to pay •;respect to the late William Fotheringh am. Mr. William Crago of Pem- broke and F.O. Ralph Wareham of Ottawa visited recently with Mr.. and Mrs, Norris Webb and family. Mr. and Mrs. William Holliday of Rannoch visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Beckett on Sat- uurday. evening., Mrs. LaVerne Redd and Mrs. William Dickey attended the mission .service in Fullerton United Church on Sunday eve- ning. • Mr. and Mrs. John Witteveen, Sharon and Brian, spent the weekend at Grand Bend. Mr. and Mrs. John Rodd, Pamela and Calvin spent the Weekend at Niagara Falls and Caisterville when they visited with Mr. and Mrs; John Round- ell and family. • • Mr. and .Mrs. Jack Smith vis- ited' on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Don Wilson and family of Lakeside. ,Mrs. LIoyd Jaques, Deborah and Nancy were weekend visit- ors with Mr and Mrs- Carl Mills and family of Lion's Head. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brine at- tended the St. Marys' Presbyter- ian Church service; Sunday morning and were Later guests wth Misses Myrtle and, Pearl' Brine and Mr. Lloyd Brine of Baseline. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ronsick of London, visited for a day last week with Mr. and, Mrs. Jack Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Gunning and family of Toronto and -Mrs and Mrs. Jack Constable of ten- don were weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. James Miller, Bet- ty Jean and Bob. Randy and Larry Gunning remained for some holidays. Several from the vicinity at- tended the unveiling; of ;a plaque at Tracy House, the St. Marys' District Museum on Sun- day afternoon. Mrs. M. Copeland and Jean and Mrs. S. Mountain of St. Marys visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. CharThs Walker and Mr. and Mrs. A. Donnelly of Safety -Tested USED CAR SALE! AT HURON COUNTY'S FINEST USED CAR MARKET 1967 Ford Galaxie equipped 1987 Ford Galaxie equipped 1966 Chev. Caprice, . ped 500, 2 -door, H.T., fully 500, 4 -door, H.T., ,fti.Ily o• -door H.T., fully equip- , A number of 1966 Chevrolets, Pontiacs and Fords, sedans, hardtops, 6 and 8 cylinders, fully equipped, 1965 Pontic Custom Sport, , 2edoor .H.T., fully equipped A wide selection of 1965 and 1964 Chevs.; Pontiacs and Fords, sedans, hardtops, var- sous models, 6 and 8 cylinders. 1963 Chev. Belair, 8 -cylinder, A.T. 1,963 Chev. Belair; 6 -cylinder, power steering, - A wide variety. of 1960 to 1962 models to choose from. • STATION WAGONS 1965 Chev. impala, 9 -passenger wagon, V-0, fully equipped ', 1965 Chev. Belair, 9 -passenger wagon, V-8 A Written Guarantee for 60 Dayr on all Late Model cars—Many other Models to choose from BRUSSELS MOTORS BRUSSELS • ONTARIO . . pNoNE I73.-' hr Horne of 'Soffer Uxsd Card*' OPEN, EVERY EVENING al .:c'entratio week, although legal t;ransfa;;' of the, property from. Crown Assets Disposal CQrporaEJon• #s still in process, - The provincial government has approved funds for Mere - tion and adaption of the base, in addition to .the purchase price of $600,000. ODC is forming the nucleus of its maintenance staff from these at present working on the base as and when they are i'e- which locate -in the complex. The - corporation . will provide street lighting and cleaning, garbage removal, policing ' and other outside services. Development of the 757 -acre base into ,pn industrial complex is regarded as a pilot project undtr the government's region- al development program. A man- agement consulting firm's study indicates that, when full ' aten- tial is -reached; - thease can provide 2,000 jobs with an an- nual payroll of $11 million to. supplement the rural economics. of Hurons Middlesex and sur- rounding counties:, leased by the federal authori- ties. • Some became employees of. the provincial . governmfent agency on Monday. - A staff of about 25 will oper- ate the' base under manager William Sheffield, of GDC staff. Each of the three- hangars be- ing prepared for.use offers more than 40,000 square feet. The. main industrial area comprises 80 buildings of various sizes. Cayuga and were weekend guests' with Mr. and Mrs. Mac Walker and family of Caledonia. Mr. and Mrs,.. Ray Keizer and family .of Woodstock and Mr. Wilson Abdge of . Clandeboye were vjsittors with Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Beckett and» girls on Sunday, 'Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mills attended the Zion West United Church Anniversary' on Sunday and were guests following with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hern.. Several from the community attended 'anniversary services at Zion West United Church on Sunday. . •. - • » Mr. and Mrs. Jim McNaughton of Baseline were Saturday eve- ning guests. with Mr.. and Mrs. Don Brine and Cheryl. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Brock and family of Guelph, Mr. and Mrs. • Gerald Morley and„Danny of Exeter, Miss Julie Ford of Winchelsea and Michele and Paul Robinson were visitors dur- ing the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, .William Dickey and family. INSURANCE WIND TORNADO CYCLONE JAMES F. KEYS Phone, 527-0467 Seaforth presenting the Western Farmer's Weather ',Insurance Mutual Co., Woodstock, Ont. ono is distrihuting 3,QQ0 Pro- chures which outline ft}eilities available at the lia1ee:ineIudin nir'"fieId„•rail and central befitt- ing services. - ODC's managing director, A E. Etchen, is : writing each of the 30 -odd companies which have already shown an interest in the base to pursue develop- ment. This will be followed up with personal contacts by ODC Pers el. H n. W. A. Stewart, minister of griculture and food and MPP for Middlesex North, re- veals ' that his deportment is well advanced. in its planning for agricultural courses. • He is• expected to make a qui' an- nouncement of his department's plans soon. Other educational activities -are under active review to de- velop fulLuse of.the quarters at Centralia. - - • Of the 362 housing units 'at, the base, 100 will be made avail- able for another yepr to armed forces personnel, many of whose families have remained. at Centralia since the base was deactivated in July, 1966. The other 262 homes will be reserv- ed for employees, of industries ... U1nIt One ' VI* One ,Of Neettthid9J btpfthpfeh enoe h h god n- tertained unit 0.4r :as guests,- Mrs. uestsMrs, John Turnbull than: the ladies on behalf of = unit four and Mrs, "W„. Broadfoot had • charge, o f„ the devotional, meeting opening with a reading, "From ail that. dwells,• beneath the skies." Mrs. Broadfoot read the scrip- ture from Psalm 96 -and Mrs- Gordan . Peppin lead in ,prayer. Duets were sung by the Sedley sisters and Mrs. Dalrymple read the minutes. .Mrs, Ernest Wil- liams showed a movie. film, "Where Mrs. Whaley lives". ma Mrrks, P. apple gave courtesy. re- , --emiseeeeteeppesee PROMPT WATCH. REPAIR - SERVICE of SAVAUGE JEWELLERS - ."Certified Watchmakers OPPOSITE ' POST OFFICE .i., iwaorit *Posrr� 1966 +CLASSIC ,SEDA" 1965— r • GI��V, BIS��,'�NF>� 6 Cylinder e 1964 dRAMBLER CLASSIC 19$4 FORD--GALA'IE 1964 MORRIS -0•T''GRI " 1963 CLASSIC SEDAN 1962 FORD WAGO:N., 1962 AMBASSADOR - » • 1961 BUICE'S'EDAN 1961 AMBASSADOR . 1960. VALIANT • Come a and See the - NEW 1967i4ODELS r• MILLER 'MOTORS Phone- 527-1410 » : - Seatorth American Motors Dealer Areweeds choking your ,corn and cereal grain crops? 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