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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-07-06, Page 31• • h • a 4 r 64,1 UsBQuE "Ute* 8 Rr MUTU• INSUR . TCE. COMPANY HEAD OFFICE • 'EXli '1R. On}. Directors: Martin Feeney - i. , Z, Dublin Pre1dent Clayton Calguhoun Vioe.President Science Hill Chaffer R.R. *Mitchell Tian Toohey R.A. 3, Wean., Raymond McCurdy ] ktoll Robert Gardiner' R.R. 1, Cromarty Agents: Hugh Benninger- - Dublin Harry, Coates • - . Exeter Clayton Harris • •- Mitchell —' Secretary -Treasurer: Hugh Patterson - - Exeter • Check ,Battery and Connections • Check Primary Circuit • Check Distributor Points • Check and Adjust Distributor Wwell , Angle • Check and Adjust Distributor Dwell • Clean and Regap Spark Plugs Seaforth Motors Dlai 5274750 ELECTRICAL CHECK UP For Sure -Fire Perform.mance - and Dependable Operation ! 'SPECIAL 3.50 Most Models Parts end Materials Extra Seaforth It's REFRIGERATOR WEEK at BOX'S: veyay.•tq<fi'rm5,41W?!9•f.,'W3.. :c'f::�=i-;��=ray:✓ „�.": ;<;;:.>;,,:..:.,. SPECIAL PRICES SPECIAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES See Our Large Selection of Westknghouse Refrigerator Models FURN1TURE Phone 52'1.000 :. Seaforth y ' HoIau 'FanlifY tionOred Neighbors and friends gather- ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs.. Fergus Horan and Paul last Wednesday evening to honor them prior to their moving- to Dublin: The evening was spent playing progressive euchre. • . Mrs. Mary Eckert read the address and Mervin Dietz, Tom Eckert and Norman Beuerman presented 'Mr, and Mrs. Horan, with a swivel rocker; mirror. and step table and Paul with a desk lamp. The following' is the adress: Dear Mary, Ferg and Paul: When we heard you were leaving our neighborhood we began to think how we would m1'ssu you. As the time gets clos- er we begin to realize the em- pty space you would -leave.' It seems when , we needed help we always could call en Mary and Ferg. Our loss will be Dublin's gain. To help you enjoy your new home and still think of your old friends and neighbors we ask you to accept, these little remembrances with the best of good wishes and luck. Signed on behalf of your friends and neighbors. There -are stars that go out in the darkness, Butwhose silvery light shineth oat . There are roses whose perfume still lingers, • When the .blossoms are faded and gone. There are lives full of light and of sweetness, When no longer their life cur- rent flows, ' Still their goodness lives on with the living, Like the souf of the stars and the rose. We keep in the memory a love of the past, To us it is bright as of old, For deep in qur hearts is was painted to last, In absent'e it never grows cold. News .of ■ �ppen Mr. and Mrs. David Tjriebner, Brenda and Donna- Hoggart of Clinton,- recently attended the Lippert reunion at Cantara Park Sarnia. 'Mr. and Mrs. Manford Coop- er of Seaforth, visited an eve- ning last *week with Mr. Ind Mrs. Vivan Cooper and fan ily. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Smith and family of Guelph recently visit- ed with Mr. and Mrs., Gordon Wren. Mrs. Hugh Adair and Miss N. Bernard of London were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Mellis. CROP«' LFEPORT Wet, Mimi weather - has been. ham e g haying oper- ation 'ita!Huron. County. Yel- lowi of; cereal grains in some areas has resulted from an excess • of wet soil condi- tions. Although somewhite beans, corn and peas have been damaged by heavy raids in South. Huron, generally most field dropsin the county on well drained soils are gro- ,vying very well. Seed corn maggot damage to white beans .has, been re- ported in some fields. • Cattle are gaining very well on heavy productive pastures. perate old :Annual Field day was held for St. ,Tames' School at the Lions Park, Friday. The CW14 pre- sented! _Prizes and treats for the children. Results • were as follows: Grade 1. • Running, race, girls, Patricia Men_ heere, - Theresa Van Door - en, Jeannie Vantyghen; boys, John Devereaux, Tony ;Alts, Francis Meidinger. Three-legged race: girls, Pat- ricia Menheere, Theresa Van Dooren; Jeannie Vantyghen, Pat- sy Scott; Shirley Scott,' Patti Coombs; boys, John Devereaux, Tony Arts; "Barry Jansen, Ed- die Van Miltonburg;' Julius Blocked, Francis Meidinger: Sack race: girls, Theresa Van Dooren; Patricia Menheere;. Mary Jean Salisbury;' boys, Tony Arts; . John Devereaux; 'Harry Jansen. ,:,: Grades 2 and 3 punning'race: girls,. Ann Jan - plait; Mary Devereaux; Clare Devereaux; boys, Louis -Ms; Jerome Aubin; Johnny Janmaat. Wheelbarrow race: girls, Pam- ela amela DeGroot, Mary Lou Burns; Clare Devereaux, . Ida DeCorte; Mary Devereaux, Ann Janmaat; boys: Johnny Janmaat,. Louis Arts; Jimmy Nash, Danny Arts; Jimmie Dejong, Jerome Aubin. Three-legged race: girls, Ann Janmaat, Christine Groothius; Clare Devereaux, Ida DeCorte; Linda Dorssers, Ida' Stinnissen; boys, Louis Arts, Johnny Jan- maat; Nicholas ' Hawert, James Case; Jimmie 'DeJong, Jerome Aubin. •Grades 3• arid.4 f Kick the slipper: girls, Rita Verberne; Cindy Dorssers; -Con nie, Van Dyke; boys, Murray Connolly; John Primeam„.John Hawert. • Wheelbarrow race: girls, Rita Verberne,, Joanne Primeau; Brenda Fleming, Cindy Dors- sers; Nancy. Van Dooren, Diane Jansen; boys, Pat Devereaux, Michael Devereaux; Gary Phil- lips, Tommy Hewitt; Joey Jan- sen, Lenny Lansink. Three:legged racer girls, Deb- bie Dorssers, Connie Van Dyke; Margaret • Sills, Eleanor Dever- eaux; Cindy Dorssers; Rita Ver- berne; boys, Gary Phillips, Tom- my Hewitt; Pat Devereaux, Mi- •chaelDevereaux; Joey Jansen, Lenny Lansink. Grades 4 'end 5 Kick the shoe: girls, Margaret V an Dyke; Janet Klaver; Mir jorie Jansen; boys, Pat Connol- ly; Stephen Hussey; John Van. Dooren. Running race: girls, Margaret. Van Dyke; Janet Klaver; Wilma Jansen; bays, Guy Stroop; Frank. Verberne; John Van'Dooren•. Three-legged . raise: girls, Joanne Groothius, Mary Mar- garet Kelly; Margaret Van Dyke, Mary Lou DeG.,root;.Janet Klaver-,'Mary Van Dooren; boys, sack race, John Mark Nash; Frank Verberne; Our Stroop. .Grades 6 and 7 , Girls: kick the slipper, Diane Phillips; Mary Janmaat; Mary Noble. , Hop, skip and jump, Patti. Ziler; Mary Van Dyke; Joanne Calf Club Sale at Hensall • Directors of South Huron, Hensall Agricultural Society, when asked about the success of the Hensall Calf Club, com- mended the brisk bidding of the buyers, towards 'making the show a success. Bill Ellerington bought the Grand Champion for Exeter Frozen_ Foods at 40° cents per pound. Al Scholl purchased the Reserve Champion for Al's Mar- ket at 36 cents per, pound as well as seven other calves. In other sales Roy Scotchmer got 'five' for -Bayfield- Locker; Joe Merner, 'two for Dashwood Meat Market; Jack Morrissey, four, for Hensall Sales; Harold McCue and 'Stewart McCall, 29 head for Canada Packers Ltd.; Ray Ingram and Barney Par- sons, 15 for Dtinn and Levack; 13 'for Sterling, Packers Ltd.; Bob Croft, Jr., • five for UCO.; Bruce Gamble, four for 'Gamble and Rogers; Del Gerber and Ben Ruston, three for Canadian Dressed Meats; Dorf Gillespie, three for Quality Packers; Bill Rinn, two for Puddy Beef;• Ro- chus Faber, nine; Carter Kers- lake, four; Ray Bell, three; Den- field Sales, one; Tom Ryan, one. " Hensall-Comittee Plans frontier Days Hensall Centennial Commit- tee finalized plans for Frontier Days, July 14-15 at Wednesday night's meeting. Mies of. $10, $7 and $5 will be given for best float, best centennial float, best horse drawn vehicle, best old car entry in . montsz'ous parade on Saturday, 15th, childre,n's entries of wagons, bikes; -doll carriages, etc,, will be judged alsowith $3, $2 and $1 prizes. Zurich Centennial band will be featured in the parade. $35 will be award d in prize money at fire Fashion Show, Saturday, the15th at 2:30Nin the Arena. Meg Daniels of CFPL, Loddon, will be on band to commentate at this Fashion Show. , Annound ng The New - True Chequing Account • Here's a brandtnew chequing account from Bank of Montreal- It's called True Chequing and it's designed to be used .in combination with True Savings. How the two account plan works at a glance •• TRUE CHEQUING •' TRUE SAVINGS The Disadvantage • No interest. , The Advantages Convenient way to pay bills. br Simplifies ulgeting. Low cost. Permanent record of elCpenditures. Cancelled cheques as receipts. < , The Disadvantage g No chequing. The Advantages 41/2% on minimum monthly balance. Money always available. . Free transfers to True • Chequing.. Free cash withdrawals. Keep enough in your True Chequing Account to'pay your bills. Put the rest, into 41/2% True Savings. (If you already have a 3Savings,Accottnt, you 'dap ' convert it to True Savings). Where?. At your • neighbourhood Bank of Montreal. op‘s r� Bank of Montreal 'L:y} ter • Canada'sFtret"Bt rik • EIotisa11 Bralrch: 4 VICTOR PVRTI'B', Marr. tx8eld (Sub'Agency): • Bru ,� .. f}popMggdai+, WatiOix'lay+! 1�day A penny carnival, races and games are arranged for the children and a car bash for the teen-agers are also planned for Saturday. Two dances, western games and beard contest, Friday night combined with Saturday's fes- tivities should make up a roar- ing happy birthday to -Canada. Twenty-two girls' from Hen- sall Girl Guide Company spent an enjoyable weekend visiting at the home of Guide Lieuten- ant Gladys McGregor. of "Kip - pen. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Love are vacationing in the Prairie Prov- inces: •-. - Mrs. Harry Caldwell and Mrs. Stifling Graham are .spending a ,few days at Expo: Mr. and Mrs. Ross Riley, Mrs. Elizabeth Riley and Mrs. Annie Reid have retltrned home after ,a pleasant visit with relatives at McKenzie Island. Paul Bedard of London, has returned home after a week's vacation with his. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Bell. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Bell, Pauline and • Troyann were in Port Huron, Mich., on Saturday. Miss Pauline BeIl is holiday- ing with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sauter, Marlette, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Alex McMurtrie of Toronto spent a, few days with relatives in Hensall and vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Eiler of Toronto spent a feW days with Mrs. Hugh McMurtrie.. Invest $etureIy in a GUARANTEED TRUST Certificate 1 to 5 Years Contact John A. Cardno • SEAFORTH, Representing: IIuron & Erie Sterling Trusts • ry ,. Guaranty Trusts Crown Trust Co. ' of Canada Victoria and Grey Trust -Co. DeGroot. a *` Running race, Mary Jannnaat; Mary Van Dyke; Dianne :Phil- lips,. Roys: running -race, Tim"$off;. Ken Janmaat; Peter 'DeGrpot. 13x11 `throw, Tim Hoff, Jerry Feeney; pion Etue. Cralx walk, Peter PeGroot; Martin Verberne; Tim EOM G,'eides 7 end .S ,. ,girls: 100 yard dash, Mary Van Loon; Hendrina Verberne; Jane Sills. - Running. broad jump, Jane. Sills; Mary Van Loon; Mary Ann Klavetr. Three-legged race, Awl No- bel, Janet lever; Jane Sills, Mary Van' Loon; Mary Arra Seg- eren, Joanne Arta. Boys: ball throw, Luke _Jan niaat; Tom Devereaux . Jellies, Bannon. • ; . " Running broad jump; Luke Janmaat; Hank Groothius; Bob Burns. Three legged • race, James Bannon, Tom Devereaux;; Bob Burns, Luke Janniaat..Pat Mal- one, Hank Grootbius. • 1 PRO11'IPT' WATCH REPAIR SERVICE at SAVAUGE JEWELLERS Certified Watchmakers ._.OPPOSITE,, POST OFFICE For Complete INSURANCE on your HOME, BUSINESS, FARM, CAR, .ACCIDENT, LIABILITY OR LIFE r - SEE JOHN A. CARDNO Insurance Agency Phone 527-0490 Seaforth Office Directly Opposite Seaforth Motors trig HURON'EXP! oi sirl* T'1, 4.11.01 diw, 1 FALCONS WIN -I Coles playefate` Falcons In.,Lornlon: Saturday af- ternoon and were .40444 by a score of 2.1 •mal Ryan scored 61, +lum'a . goal, Near the •end of the Sago the Maltese fans came ,on the :,f ieltd a 4 resulting -St, �ColiieZ 0# pl 111. ers for the 'balance of the game. The lineup at London was 43 follows: goal, Jack-Cestello, fult' backs; Leon Maloney, , fault Malone; half backs, Jack Horan,. Steve Murra"y,, Roz. " urray;• forwards, Harry and Gerald Ryan, Dave Mclnally, Ron A Connor and -Melody, - • sue' coati •Champion 'St0Yet :. ince DUNDASQ,f'fico -015—'l esM40021 Rememberl It tilos' moment to p��e an E 3 i Want Ad and be money ins pow et; To adyertl , Jurt D1.a1.0 forth, 527.0240., - Arnold" Stinnissen, ;;;ROUP LIFE . ACCIDENT :and SICKNESS • • MAJOR MEDICAL PENSIONS • ANNUITIES . ' Representing : Sun Life Assurances Company of Canada 117 G DFRICH ST: EAST SEAFORTH TELEPHONE 527-0410 with Delicious With Snacks.. DRINK AT LEAST 3 Glasses • a Day. MAPLE LEAF DAIRY. Phone 527-0810 : Seaforth Dairy Products ere available at BROWN'S SUPERTEST STATION Sundays, Holidays, Everyday — M'aple Leaf • • Cars at Tremendous Discounts iitinuesOur ',iG SALE C 1966 AMBASSADOR "8" Sedari; A T_, P S.'& P.B. 1966 CHEV. "8" SEDAN ' A.T. — Lic. E89473 1964 PONTIAp SEDAN A.T. and R. — Lic. E57037 1964 CHEV. "BELAIRE SEDAN A.T. — Lic. E90231 ' 1964 1500 'VOLKSWAGEN Station Wagon — Lic. 95482X 1964 FORD :GALA) IE Hardtop — Lic. E92809 1963 CHEV. BELAIRE A.T. — Lic. E90173 1963 MORRIS 1100 SEDAN Low .Milegage, Lic: E91:1733- 1962 PONTIAC SEDAN A.T. — Lie. E9Q664 1962 OLDS SEDAN A.T., P.S., and P.B., R. — Lic. E89472 1962 CHEV. SEDAN A.T. — Lit. "E9073-8 1962 FORD GALAXIE SEDAN A.T., R., P.B., Lic. E90734 1962 CHEV. SEDAN Lk. .E' 0288 , MANY 1961 and..1962.CHEVS...and PONTIACS • 50% Dlscount T • a Phone 521.1,750 Seaforth leOT OPEN EVENnstGS TO 9:00