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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1964-06-18, Page 3• • • • • • -,v • • D AT aIG SAVINGS. at Lorne Brown Motors LIMITED Clinton, Ontario We have . the equipment on our Lot that could lighten your work load! If you are too busy to come in, give us a call at 482-9321. We'll co-operate! • NEW TRUCKS 2—Model 1534 Wideside Pickup 127 -inch wheelbase; 670/15 4 -ply tires. Heavy duty and auxiliary rear springs. 1 --Model 1404 Stepside Pickup 115 -inch wheelbase; 670/15 4 -ply tires. Heavy duty and auxiliary rear springs. Full vision rear widow. USED TRUCKS 2-1962 Chev. 3/4 Ton Chassis and Cab Heavy duty springs, Heavy duty clutch. Heavy duty 3 -speed transmission; 700/17 tires. 1-1956 Chev. 1 -Ton Tight racks. Features. include 4 -speed transmission. Heavy duty equipment; 700/17 tires., —1952 Fargo 3 -Ton Has good racks, dual wheels, and all the needed equipment to do a job. (These Are in Excellent Shape) BELL LINES by. W: W. Haysom' your telephone. manager MOTORIST TAKE,HEED ! Throughout the summer months, Seaforth youngsters wilt be out on streets and play areas in more numerous quantity than during the school year, and will unfortunately make an easier target for incautious motorists. And perhaps the lessening of direct authority over them — no more home- work, more relaxed bedtime hours, etc. — will tend to make them even less aware than Usual of traffic hazards. If so, then the little, people of Seaforth will be at a double dis- advantage come the "School's Out Hooray!" that they're so anxiously waiting for. A child streaking out from behind a parked car is still a child; a motorist has adult responsibilities, one of which is "running interference" for' such children. Let's Jive op to our.responsibilities and take heed, not lives. BEAUTY TREATMENT I'll bet Milady has never suspected a connection between the telephone' and cosmetics, yet a form of beauty prepara- tions is actually used to manufacture telephone parts! For example, rouge is used as an abrasive to polish lenses, and machinery is kept whistle clean with Freon — the gas that puts the "zing" in hair sprays. Beeswax — the "body" in eye shadow — doubles as a preservative for small wooden parts, and spermaceti — the wax in lipstick serves as a lubricant. Talcum powder has a use in telephone circuits ^ to prevent echoes in conversations, and isopropyl alcohol— an ingredient in cologne — acts as a finishing solution for telephone parts. Although cosmetics undoubtedly subtract years from a woman's age, they add years to the life of a telephone! HAD ONE LATELY? Question: What has fwo heads, four ears, two mouths, and stretches out for miles? Answer: A Long Distance conversation! Which incidentally, is also the answer to starting your vaca- tion off on the right foot. Be sure . to phone ahead for reservations, NEWS OP IIENSALL Thieves In Post Office Thieves were foiled in an at- tempted robbery at the Hensall Post Office about 3:.30 Monday morning. The shattering of the glass door on the north side of the building awakened residents, who live in- an apart- ment some 20 feet away from the building. Chief of Police E. R. Davis, Hensall, was called and in turn called Provincial Police Jahn Wright and Harry Reid, Exeter detachment, and Goderich de- tachment, who immediately set up road blocks. A more successful robbery took place at the same post of- fice in June, 1961. The robbery here Monday morning might have been successful, but being a very warm evening the occu- pants of the apartment had all the windows and doors open, and the thieves were frighten- ed when hearing voices. Circus Enjoyed The circus eame to Hensall Thursday evening and was held in a mammoth tent at the Com- munity Park and was well pa- tronized with many having to stand for the second perform- ance. The animal acts, and clowns were very pleasing to the large crowd, and particular- ly enjoyed by the hundreds of youngsters. The circus, present- ed by Gend Cody and Kipling Bros., was sponsored by the Kinsmen Club, who would like to express their appreciation to the local residents and many from other . centres ,v �gtrp- ported themby their at nd- ance. Kinettes Have Meeting • Mrs. William Clement was hostess for the Kinette meet- ing Wednesday, when 'a letter was read from the club's foster child. It was decided to enter- tain the patients at the :,On- tario Hospital at Goderich, Aug. 26. The Kinettes will assist with the TB clinic in Hensall, July 2 and 3, also July 7 and ; Mrs. William Fuss won the raffle. Bingo was played -and prizes won by Mrs. John. Deitz, Mrs. Bob Caldwell, Mrs. .Hon Wareing, Mrs, Clement, Mrs. Doug Johnston, Mrs. Fuss, Mrs. John Baker and Mrs. William Mickle. Unit ,One of.1kCW Mrs. R. Reaburn presided for the June meeting of Unit One of the UCW, with the devotion- al period taken by Mrs. P. L. McNaughton and Mrs. Corn- elious Faber. Miss Jane Pyette favored with two piano solos, and the Bible study on the Book of Exodus was given. Mrs. Rodger Venner report- ed for the Friendship and Visi- .•.tation. Plans' were finalized for the smorgasbord supper, June 24. Lunch was served by hos- tesses Mrs. Doug Cook and Mrs. Reaburn. Arnold Circle Meets The Arnold Circle of the Presbyterian Church met Mon- day evening with president Mrs. Gordon Schwalm in charge, who gave several readings. Miss Hannah Murray conducted an inspiring worship period, the topic, "Wheels For Jungle:" Path," taking the form of a radio broadcast in India of the missionaries at Work for a day was presented by Mrs. John Skea, Mrs, Harold Bonthron, Mrs. Al Hoggarth, Mrs. Bob Bell, Mrs. Harry Snell and Mrs. Gerald Bell. Mrs. Harry Hoy reported on the Supply Fund, and also an- nounced that women's and babies' clothing for the bale for '"iiiik nto to be packed in September, is to be left at her home. Mrs. Ed. Fink and Mrs. Hoy tendered their resignation as leaders of the CGIT group of the church. Mrs. H. Bon- thron submitted the treasurer's report. Mrs. Monteith "closed the meeting with the benediction prayer. Lunch was served by the hostesses, Mrs. Snell, Mrs. Bonthron and Mrs. Hoggarth. The men of Chiselhurst Unit- ed Church are busy this week helping Earl Dick lay a new cement floor in the basement of the church. Zurich Women's Institute ob- served their fiftieth anniversary on Wednesday in the Commun- ity Hall, Zurich, and for the occasion'" entertained e i g h t branches ,from South Huron, in- cluding Hurondale, Dashwood, Crediton, Elimville, Seaforth, Grand Bend, Kippen East and Hensall. Guest speaker was Mrs. W. 0. Struthers, of Mit- chell. Miss Reina Stephenson was taken by Bonthron ambulance Friday evening ,to Clinton Hos- pital. ' Miss Pauline Bell was suc- ssful in passing. a dance test with a high mark at Biarwood Skating Arena, Sarnia, on Sun- day, Fifty-two children com- peted. Mr, and Mrs, Ross MacMillan and David, Kitchener; Charles Mickle, Hamilton, and Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle, Bob, and Ann and Mrs. Frorence Joynt were Sunday guests with f Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mickle and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ken. Moir and Peter, Kitchener, and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Moir, 'David, Paul and Lori Ann, of Gerrie, were Sunday guests with Mrs. Ger- Mrs. E er- Mrs.' E. F. McL. Smith will ob- serve her 92nd birthday on Sat- urday, in Toronto, •where she resides with her two daughters and a niece, at 37 Kilbarry Road. Born in Lucan in 1872,. she is a daughter of the late Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Hossasck. Her late husband was minister of the Presbyterian Church in Safe ToPzense FATHER I • HOSIERY - SPOR`T SHIRTS TEE SHIRTS Handkerchiefs - Wallets - Billfolds and a .host` of other Gifts for that Popular Guy of His Day! Check Our Up -to -Date Finest Selection Of FATHER'S DAY CARDS By Coutts - Hallmark and Rustcraft 5c - 10c - 15c - 25c Gift Wrappings RECORD BAR We have the Top Tune's! NEW RECORDS EVERY WEEK LARONE'S Seaforth 5c to $1.00 Store .. STATIONERY• and GIFTS i • Hensall from 1904 to 1917. Commencing June 28, Hen - sail United Church will begirt their summer union services with the Presbyteriancongre- gation, services' to be held in the United Church until the end of July. Miss 'Louise Jones has accept- ed a position with Empire Life in London. Drs. Mervyn and Norma Hop- kinson, of Lion's Head, return- ed Wednesday ,of this week from a three-week trip to Eng- land, Scotland and Denmark. The trip was made by charter- ed plane. They are• the daugh- ter and son-in-law of, Mr. and Mrs, N. E. Cook, of Hensall. Mr. and ?Vs. -William Gaiser and Cathie, Crediton; Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Jones and Bobby, of Lucan, and Miss Louise Jones, London, visited on Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Orville Jones at the Queensway Nurs- ing Home. Mr. Karl Wilken, of Queens- way Nursing' Home, visited for a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wilson, St. Thomas. Mr. aild Mrs. J. L. McCloy and family, Toronto, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. George Hess. Members of Hensall Legion Ladies' AuX'iliary attended di- vine service Sunday morning in Carmel Presbyterian Church,. where they were addressed by Rev. J. Ure Stewart, of Sea - forth. The choir, under the di- rection of Mrs. Malcolm Dou- gall, sang an anthem. Standard- bearers were Mrs. Harry Hor- ton and Mrs, W. J. Cameron. . In a .draw at Clinton. Green- house ,and Garden Centre, Jack' Caldwell, of Be -N -Jay 'Beauty. Salon,' wona bird bath as first ptize winner. Mrs. William Taylor and lit- tle daughter, Mary Ann, of Mc- Kenzie Island, are spending two weeks visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Norval Reid and Diane and Mrs. -Bert Riley. • Mr. and Mrs. William Bell, Mrs. Harry Caldwell, Mrs. "Ed- na' 'Caldwell and' Mrs. Russell Consitt vacationed recently at Eckford Camp, • Restoule. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Spencer enjoyed a recent trip to the World's Fair at New York, re- turning home via the New Eng- land States. Mr. and Mrs. R. Cross and Clare Wey, of London, and Mrs. Ida Jackson and Donald, of Hensall, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Cross and John in Toronto last weekend. BRUCEFIELD Decoration Day services will be held at Baird's cemetery on Sunday, June 28, at 2::30. KIPPEN UCW Plan Supper Kippen UCW met Tuesday evening with 28 ladies in at- tendance. Mrs. B. Faber; the president, was in charge of the meeting. Mrs. T. W. Reid act- ed as secretary for the meet= -ing. Mrs. K. McKay was in charge of the' ..worship. Mrs. Howard Plant • was the guest speaker, and she spoke on "Un- ity in the Church." Mrs. J. Sin- clair gave two, readings and Mrs: E. Kyle gave the courtesy remarks. Final arrangements w e r e made for the annual ham and strawberry supper, to be held in the church Sunday school rooms on June 19, and "for the congregational picnic, July 14. Mrs.'' Lloyd ..-Cooper and Mrs. Kenneth McLeII'an ,were the hostesses for the meeting. Sell that unnecessary piece of furniture through a Huron Ex- positor Classified Ad. Phone 141. THE CHRlSTIfl SCIENCE fflOflITOR Accurate Complete News Coverage ,Pri'n td .i .trv'' "TC14t3OS ,,,�'• L.O'St• ANGEL $:' LONDON., 1 Year $24 6 Months $12 3 Months $6 Clip this advertisement and return 0 with your check or money otdcr to; TEM Christian Science Monitor One Norway Street " Bestti , Mdif, 0211$• PB -16 4 '44wnKl'.i4f • li ; Fani'I tes RO Annaudi - Reunion The ",53r4 annual -`Love For- rest_ reunion was held at River- view ' Park, Exeter, Satl►rd_ay; with '90 present, from Galt, Plattsville, Carp, Mich., London and local places. Officers for 1965 elected were' President, Robert Love, Thed- ford; secretary, Keit Hodgins, Centralia; sports committee, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Keyes, Ex- eter; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Blan- chard, RR 4, Walton;,table com- mittee, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas. Lavender, Hensall; Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love, Hensall. The 1965 reunion will be held at Riverview Park, Exe- ter, the second Saturday in June. Winners are as follows: Rac- es—Eight and under, Wendy Lou Love, Debby Love; 10 and under, Richard Blundell; 15 and under, Edward Forrest, Sandra Watson; three-legged race, 12 and over, Sandra Watson and Julia Blanchard; 11 and under; Debby Love and Wendy Lou Love; wheelbarrow race, 12 and over, Wayne Love and Edward Forrest; 11 and under, Susan Sturdevant and Ginger Love; balloon race, Wayne Love; mini- ature shot put, Edward Forrest, Jim Love; kick the slipper, Sandra Watson-, Julia Blan- chard; guess the beans,' ladies, Mrs. Bob Love; gents, Hugh Love; youngest baby present, Elizabeth .Forrest. MARY MARGARET AL- LAN, Brucefield, was ' among the graduating class of the Kitchener - Waterloo Hospital on June 6th. Mary is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- gar Allan, Brucefield, and a • graduate of Clinton Colleg- iate Institute. Engagement Ring $150.00 �4 OLUE�10.�7 Wedding Ring $55.00 THE LOVELIEST DIAMON1 RING The new Rosemary design styled by En_yeamo, guaranteed perfect. BLUEBIRD Diamond and Wedding Rings ANSTETT Jewellers Ltd. PHONE 77 - SEAFORTH p Read the Advertisements — It's a •Profitable Pastime!. FRESH Northern White Fish - Ib. 590 Scaled; Cleaned and Pan -Ready fresh Ground Hamburg -:4350 3 lbs. for $1.00- Fresh 1.00-Fresh Large Sausage - 350 3 lbs. for $1.00 HAROLD . WHYTE AND SON Phone 341, Seaforth — We Deliver WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS Phone 141 - NOW .S the TIME to think about preparing vacation clothes, ready for summer holidays - and. cleaning school, clothes, -so they -will be fresh and like new' when school i�rolls rouncl again in Sep- tember. • . DRY CLEANING SAVES YOU MONEY! Call: FLANNERY CLEANERS Phone 87. Seaforth r JUNE 2lst. . belong Alen DADEYl- Seethe SPECIAL PRICE TAGS On ALL FATHER'S DAY GIFTS Sfliet#14.I�RDWAFLE dk •��a!?u„ ,c,r.".`3'�relx e Q?v,; r'rinst: i}; PEQAT1NL1' y4 . ' PAINTING . and Doug Dalton Ross An Phone 218 S, A00I ' Phon4 Sa r r, R - r WANT ADS BRING QUICK RI3'SEILTS •-- P1(o 141 SURPLUS STOCK of NEW MACHINES • At Dealer Invoice Price. 1 3 B414 Diesel Tractors; 1 B901 Loader; 1 Cunningham ply Crimper; 1 Rotary Weed and Disc Harrow. , CARLOAD OF BALER TWINE AT QUANTITY. PRICES. USED -2 Used Combines; 2 Used Mowers; 2 Used' Cultitva- tors; 1 Used Disc Harrow. . JOHN BACH Huron County's Leading Parts and Accessories Depot PHONE 17 - SEAFORTH Read the Advertisements — It's a •Profitable Pastime!. FRESH Northern White Fish - Ib. 590 Scaled; Cleaned and Pan -Ready fresh Ground Hamburg -:4350 3 lbs. for $1.00- Fresh 1.00-Fresh Large Sausage - 350 3 lbs. for $1.00 HAROLD . WHYTE AND SON Phone 341, Seaforth — We Deliver WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS Phone 141 - NOW .S the TIME to think about preparing vacation clothes, ready for summer holidays - and. cleaning school, clothes, -so they -will be fresh and like new' when school i�rolls rouncl again in Sep- tember. • . DRY CLEANING SAVES YOU MONEY! Call: FLANNERY CLEANERS Phone 87. Seaforth r JUNE 2lst. . belong Alen DADEYl- Seethe SPECIAL PRICE TAGS On ALL FATHER'S DAY GIFTS Sfliet#14.I�RDWAFLE dk •��a!?u„ ,c,r.".`3'�relx e Q?v,; r'rinst: i};