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The Huron Expositor, 1965-05-27, Page 3• 0 • • • PAA - Donald +t • °dOn Office in 60111 tilo4forlt; Main Street, ,. Pion° 5274610 - . S°afoyth SEAFORTH UPHOLSTERING Centre Street Tel:. 5.27-0190 FOR A1.L* fttfiDS,; bF UPHO140fti ,i'ti ---. We AYrriitte illy 'er mht -.• ' Classified 'iQ ' • An historical plaque Coln-. memorating Fryfogel's inn will be unveiled adjacent to that building, on Sunday. The for- mer inn is«located on the south side !of Highway 7 and 8, about two 'miles •ehst- of Shakespeare.. The plaque is one ' of a serials being erected throughout the pro(lince byre the Department Of Touri'sili,.and 'Information, 'act- ing on the advice of the Arch- aeological and Historic Sites Boom of Ontario. Sur lays cerernony. is being niraanged alio sponsdted by the Perth -flaunty Historical Font - dation and the Shakespeare Wo- ads pay difiden 18. 3'r'ne'n's Institute Fundi Avaliable To members for 'nal' MOH -GAGES at CLINTON •COMMUNITY, CR'E'DIT. UNION: LIMITED TIME and LABOR. - SAVING MAKE CONCRETE REPAIRS' You make lasting repairs when you use concrete. For .further information on Concrete. Patio, Drives, Walls, -or any other concrete improvements, call us: - Now is the Time Call or write us for free estimates.The work can be done qu'i'ckly ready for use the next day- -HURON • CONCRETE SUPPLY LTD. SEAFORTH - GODERICH Seafortli -- 527-12O6- Goderich — 52.4-7361 • .s it 1, doh?.'°galt, a scot.tisl, novelist, wad appointed aS agent ,in 141.11404,. England/ to represent inlaakitants •of "Upper Canai'da till seeking indem4ifi- cation for losses suffered dur- ing the W.ar of -'1812. The.Col- onial Ofice and the Legislature of °'upper Cainada having failed to resell l an agreement`' .wlyerp- by the necessary. funds eotald• be raised, Galte proposed that the Crown Reserves of the.prov- ince sljoaild Abe sold far this purpose. As. a result Ma 'Van- adaCompany was prghtnited fn� 1824%to--purchase from the gov- erfa'nent, all' the Crown ite- ptekites and half elite dots, lte- Sorves. An agreement *Was fedebeti, btit tire Manta i f - face Mien 'unaccountably refused to allow money thus raised to be applied to the war claims.. . Gaft must have been 'disap- pdiiited . tb Rote that nothing was done about remuneration 'for War butes, net slid the Can- ada 'CO1npattyever Have any direct et 'indirect connection With this S ib'Jeet which had 'kelp'ed to ring it into being. Isiilwevet, Galt Was 'now so en- thnelastic about the COP parry: that he aecepted the pest of seere"iary and was later to be- e-Otie its sdiperinten'dent. In 1826 the original agree- ment was modified by the sub- stitutidnfor the Clergy Reserves of a, large block of land con- taining some 1,100,000 acres. This was called• the "Huron Tract" and included most of modern Huron and Perth Court -.ties and parts" of -Waterloo, Wel- lington, Middlesex and Lamb - ton. In August of that year the Company received its charter STA-NNAH- for TV Service Sparling.. at John Phone 527-0703 W SOUTHGATE ALL LINES INSURANCE MAIN ST. - SEAFORTH Res; 5270131 Phone 527-0400 BURNS CLEANER N0 SMOKE, NO ODOUR HEATING 011. Walden & Broad'foot Phone 527-1224 Seaforth WHITE BEAN'GROWERS Harriston Fertilizers Limited will be mixing THI ET for the control, of . . Mexican Bean Beatles and Leaf Hoppers Anyone wishing this 'Insecticide mixed in their Bean Fertilizer, please CONTACT OUR OFFICE BY MAY 29th •a - 0 /) Harriston Frtil zer Ltd. 482-9133 : F Clinton, Ont. and prel1ared t0 Oen Its hold- ings for 0101zat100 piarpoaea. The "Hurn tread" from Guelph to Gederich, .tthiolz co, mad up •the Canada Company's Hlarbn Tract, teas sitlrbeyed +l# 1827 and work on clearing right of . way began ionnie1Tiete- ly. The Company also offered cash and free .land to persons willing to ' open up• taverns 'on the road. One of -the earliest of these was operated by' Sebas- tian Fryfogel, said to be the 1l1-st settler in what is now Perth County. Little is known of Fryfogei's early life. However, one source reports that "Mr. Fryfogel was born in the Swiss Lantos . pf Berne in the latter part of the reighteenth tentury, and 9170- -grated to America in 1806", ft further states that he .settIeil in Pennsylvania and' came 'tb Canada in 1827 where he • tooit up residence in "Waterloo". The surveyor, J'blin McDdfi aid, while engaged In layirt Mit l8'ts along the Huron ROM, .found Fryfogel's tavern "abllild- Ing" on December 18, 188, 3�Y4 miles west of Wilmot, and re- ports that it was a "severe fros- ty night—accofnlnodation bad". Howeverr . Fryfogel's inn was soon completed and became the favorite : stopping • place for travellers and persons settling in the Huron Tract. About 1844-5 Fryfogel replac- ed his log structure with ' a large two-storey .brick building, which still stands and remains one of the few examples in the area of Upper, Canadian Neo - Classic architecture: A very able and enterprising man, FryfogeI held various int- portant municipal offices. He was Reeve of South Easthope Township for several years, a township councillor,' `assessor and tax collector, and in. 1851 became the first Warden of Perth County. Highly respect- ed and active in community life, Fryfogel died on June 10,• 1873, • . His inn, now a private resi- dence, provides visual .evidence of mid -nineteenth century life in the area. and is an interest= ing example of the architecture of this period: • Win Prizes At 'Bingo There was a large crowd at the Seaforth Legion bingo Fri- day night at the Legion "Hall. Winners of special games were Mrs. Cliff Ashton, Clin- ton; 'Lewis Johnston, Clinton, and Harry. Evans, Cromarty. The jackpot was split three .ways—Mrs: C. Ashton,. Clinton; Mrs. Bill Austin, Seaforth, and Mrs. Dennis Boyd, Mitchell. The door prizes were won by Mrs: Tom .Sharp and Wes Van- derburgh, Clinton. Winners of the regular games were: Mrs. B. Boyce; Clinton; Mrs. Ron Dale, Seaforth; Mrs. Baird,. Brucefield; Frank Skin- ner, Mitchell; Mrs. NW, Carpen- ter, arpenter, Dublin; Mr.' Tieckamph (2) and Mrs. E. Lee, Clinton; Mrs. Dennis ' Boyd, Mitchell; Mrs. Caldwell, Brucefield ; Lewis Johnston, Clinton; -Mrs. Walters, Walton; Frank Skinner (2), Mit- chell. Two games were,-. split three' ways. • KIPPEN Thrifty Kippe ettes'Meet • The second meeting of the Thrifty Kippenettes was held at the home of the. assistant lead- er, Mrs. Bruce McGregor, at`S8 p•m. The meeting opened with the' 4-H Pledge.. The roll • call, "Why I plan to .grow a gar- den," was answered by eight members. ' The secretary read the min- utes of the last meeting, and Barbara Gemmell was chosen secretary for the next meeting, which is to be held June 23, at the home of Mrs. Bruce Mc- Gregor. The members receiv- ed their books', and discussed • WlL111Rt�5F�`� ' heod,ro . Visser and John Arniethse egghahiged 'we tsihig vows in +fit, Patrick's Rornan Catholic Chti ch, iliablin, early this month, -with Iter hemi DPP and oificieting. The bride is the daughter of 'Mr. and. ]Vire• Ted Visser, RR 1, Dublin, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Willemnse, RR 2, Forest. 'Given in marfiage by hex father, the bride .wore a floor - length gown of lace and taffeta,, The - sequin -covered late bodice and lilypoint sleeves and a lace panel enhanced • the•-taffett skirt. A tulie..vell fell €tom her crown of pearls headdress. She carried' .red • and yellow roses. Mary Visser *as maid of hoar., or for her sitter, and Gera, lemse, sister Of they 'bfidegz'ootii, was bridesmaid. Titer wore blue brocade, gowns with match- ing jacket's. Tulle veils fell from their weddiuig-ring head- dresses, and they carried prink roses and chrysanthemums. Ben Rops, Polilar Hill, brOth- er-in-law of the'bridegr'oti'm, was best man, 'acid the tethers were Tony and Peter Vigor. Mrs. John Nagle vas organ- ist for the Dublin Chuirc'h choir. Daffedile-decorated t ab 1 e s graced the Legion Hall, Mit chell, for the reeejatioh which followed. The dinner, was serv- ed by the women members of the Legion. For their honey- moon to Washington and New - York,,. the bride chose a black and white two-piece suit, splash- ed with yellow roses. The cou- ple will reside in Parkhill. Guests attended from Ayl- mer, Delaware, London, Mount Brydges, St. . Marys, Forest, Parkhill, Dublin, Seaforth and surrounding area. FERRIS--ATKINSON Clavering United Church was decorated with baskets -of white and mauve chrysanthemums and 'tall wrought 'iron candel- abra, when Rev. P. Renner of- ficiated at the marriage' of Nancy.. J an. Atkinson, to, ,, Gor-. dog} -•-John- Ferris, on Saturday, -IPlay 1st, at 3 p.m., The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Burton Atkinson, of ER 4, Bolton, an. the groom 'is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gor- don Ferris, of Goderich. Mr. Mac Carson, at the or- gan, and Mrs. Lorne Carson, at the piano, played the wedding music. The soloist, Mr. Wallace Ritchie, of Clavering, accorn- panied by Mrs. 'Carson, ,sang "The Wedding Prayer" arid "The ,Lord is My Shepherd." Given in matriage by • her father, the bride wore a full- length gown of white organza of sheath styling, with a scoop- ed neckline .and long Iilypoint sleeves. Lace applique decorat- ed the front bodice at the neck- line and lower skirt. A' detach able train of organza over tulle •was caught at the waist with a long bow: Her, fingertip . illu- sion veil was triple tiered and attached to a round lace head- piece. with cent -red peau de soie and organza roses. She carried a„ cascade of •white roses encir- cled with pink tulle and green eucalyptus with pink Sweetheart rosebuds tied in white- ribbon streamers. Miss Linda Wiltshire, of Vine land, attended the bride, and Miss Jessie Ferris, sister of the groom, and Miss Anne Atkinson, sister of the bride, were brides- maids. They wore street -length A-line dresses of turquoise chif- fon' over taffeta with matching chiffon: cape stoles. They wore turquoise matching flower and tulle headpieces and each car- ried a cascade of gold chrysan- themums and eucalyptus.. Linda Waugh, cousin of the what tb put on the covers. Va- rious notes were given, and the meeting closed, and lunch fol- lowed. 'blue, coal Champion Stove and Furance Oil WILLIS DUNDAS Office 527-0150 — Res. 52771053 1964 '550' CLASSIC—A.T. 1964 AMERICAN 1963 VAUXHALL 4 -DOOR 1962 RAMBLER 2 -DOOR . 1961 RAMBLER 4 -DOOR 1962 FORD FAIRLANE 1961 CIIEV. BISCAYNE--6 Cylinder 1958 FORD V-8 COACH 1957 FORD V-8 COACH 19517 DODGE V-8—A.T. bride, was Bowe- shoit dress of"t rtoJ ion 4�er white 44); t skirt and a sir tied gift' a `borw at'the back, `sb o w fee' gleves:; and blue dowers ;.in her hair? She care a nosegay of eim, baby`' -#llama, 'John ' Atkinson, breathee of the bride, was ring-. bearer. John Bown an,, of Exeter, was groonhsinaN Forbes Synion .and Peter . Ferris, cousin of the groom, were ushers. Fo11ot4ing the ceremony,. a re- ception was held in Wiarto4 United Church parlors, where the guests were receive by the bride's mother, wearing a pink lace dress with matching jacket, pink hat, white accessories and a Corsage of :pink roses and White tarnations. The groom's mother assisted, wearing a two- piece turquoise Iace dress with Pink coat and accessories, and a corsage of pink roses and white carnations. For a wedding trip 'to Nassau the bride wore a three-piece white arnel knit suit with pink and black accessories. Her cor- sage was pink Sweetheart roses. On their return the couple are residing At 202 Wilton Ave., Apt. 012, Toronto. • Hungry and exhausted,, the hunter dropped his rifle, stum- bled forward and threw :his arms around the man Who had just emerged from , a clump of trees. "Thank heaven," he cried, with ' relief.. "Rescued at _last! I've -been' lost for two days." "Oh, not" cried : the other, "I've been lost for a week." -- NOTICR -- For Co -Op Insurance Call W. ARTHUR 'WRIGHT Phone 527-1464 —. John St. SEAFORTH Complete Coverage For: • Auto and Truck • Farm Liability • Employer's Liability • Accident and Sickness • Fire, Residence, Contents • Fire, Commercial ' . '• Life I.nsuranee & Savings • Huron Co-op -Medical' Services • Wind Insurance PROMPT WATCH REPAIR SERVICE . ift SAVAUGE JEWELLERS Certified Watchmakers OPPOSITE POST ahFF10E BARN CLEANER ., SILO UNLOADER & BUNK FEEDER YOU'LL GET BETTER PER- FORMANCE AND LONGER WEAR 'FROM A BADGER_ SALES' SERVICE - INSTALLATION JOHN BEANE, Jr; BRUCEFIELD SALES SERVICE? 4S2-9250 - Clinton Phone Collect: Diistribvtor, for R F 4IcEN0a MEC. A?Hc. Repairs To Alt Mate .0 SUPERTEtTT,PR,9p1CXS We have available,, An Excellent Selection of 4ot 14-15-16 inch ONE' ONLY ----- Ford Model 311. Corh and Bean Planter; . priced for quick sale. See us NOW for your Haying NeedsA ! WANT ADS PRING QUICK teESUL• 'S: bias 527-0240 SPECIALS FOR • Thursday, Friday -and Saturday Aylmer Fanc Oy -- 48 -ors. TOMATJUICE . • • • 2 Large Tins 630 Aylmer, — 15-ozs. FRUIT COCKTAIL 2 Tins° 45, Aylmer .Fancy PEAS OR CREAM STYLE CORN -15 oz. 2 for 350 OR 6 Tins 11.00 Aylmer TOMATO KE'T'CHUP • • 2 Bottles. 29 Miracle -Whip .Large 32-ozs- SALAD DRESSING BURNS SPORK Duncan Hines CAKE MIXES 2 Large Pkgs. 79 (White, Devil's Food, Swiss Chocolate or Pineapple Supreme) Premium Fancy -- 7r/ -oz. Tin RED' SOCKEYE SALMON Jar . 374 Imported U.S. TOMATOES PRODUCE Home Grown RADISHES .. ' . ... Sunkist — Size 163 ORANGES 59• Tube 2* 2 Bunches... j 2 Dozen 790. SEE LONDON FREE PRESS THURSDAY " FOR ADDITIONAL SPECIALS Open 'CI 6 p.m. Saturdays mith's Phone 527-0990 -- Free Delivery SEASONABLE HELP REQUIRED MEN and WOMEN To work from approximately July 1st to November 1st, 1965 at Vegetable Canning Day or Night Work MINIMUM RATES: Female — $1.00 per hour Males: 18 and over — $1.25 and up per hour 16 and 17 -- $1.05 to $1.25 per hour Apply in person to: CANADIAN CANNERS. LIMITED 210 Wellington Street West r EXETER Phone 23S.