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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1962-04-12, Page 71PPE�1 NEWS:. Recent visitors with Mr, Robt. Themson. were Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Schneider and children, of Stratford; Mr. and Mrs. Rbbt. Stokes and Larry, of London, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert /,Corn- ish, of Goderich. Mrs. Joe Loatell;who suffer- ed 'a heart attack three weeks ago is still confined to her bed at home. - • Mr. and Mrs. F. Wright, of Brampton, visited, Sunday with the former's sister and brother- in-law, Mrs. Charles Eyre, and Mr. Eyre and family. Couple Are Honored' A large 'crowd attended •.., a • reception to honor Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor Saturday evening in Zurich Community Centre. The address was read by Bert Thomson, and Laird • BRIAN'S `HAIRSTYLING or • OPEN Monday to Saturday Evenings by Appointment For Your Easter Hairdo Phone 427' -- Seaforth O•F Tt1 E wit* Jacobi presented the couple with a well - filled purse of money. During the evening, Mary; Beatrice and John Thom- son entertained with a musical number, accompanied at tate piano by Mrs. Malcolm Dougall, of Masai'. Lunch was served, bringing the evening to a close. WINTHROP The Messengers will meet on Saturday, April 14, at 2 p.m., in Cavan United Church. • Would the CGIT girls who want a ride to the rally in Clin- ton, be at the church at 9:3Q a.m. Attends Reunion 162nd Squadron Thomas Wilbee spent the weekend in Toronto attending a reunion of 162 Squadron RCAF. He served for three years with the squadron -during the war, being based at Yar- mouth, Dartmouth, Iceland and Goose Bay. A feature of the reunion was the decommissioning of the last Canso aircraft, which played such a major role in -coastal de- fence during the war. The last Canso, following the Downs- view ceremony, is being held at Rockcliffe. WE CONGRATULATE The Mapagement of THE QUEEN'S HOTEL on their modern facilities .) PHIL GALE • • r • PLUMBING and, HEATING , 24 -Hour Service 23 Abbott St. LONDON Phone GL 1-9106 BERT DENNIS, son of Mr. and .Mrs. Alex De:gnis, Wal- ton, has been recommended from 11. B. Beal Technical School and has been accept- ed as a Junior Draftsman at Riddle, Connor & Associates, Architects, London. He is a graduate of Seaforth District High School. Bowling Leagues Egmondville Church Final standing: Black Hawks, 69; Canadiens, 53; Bruins, 51; Rangers, 45; Red Wings, 42; Leafs, 41. Ladies' high, single and triple, Joan Eaton, 235 and 586; men's high, single and triple, Ross Alexander, 233 and 640. On Monday night the league commenced their play- offs. Highland Shoes . Standing: Alley Cats, 125; Ti- ger Cats, 107; Hells Cats, 100; Black Cats, 88; Puddy Cats, 78; Cool Cats, 48. Ladies' high, sin- gle, M. Humphries, 266; triple, P. Bennett, 580; men's high, sin- gle, Ron Brady, 288; triple, Ray Drager, 696. , COF League High team, single and triple, Wild Cats, 950, 2691; high sin- gle and triple, Glelyi McClure, 304 and 643; standing: Pole Cats, 95; Wild Cats, 73; Pussy Cats, 64; Tom Cats, 63. . cho►I Costs i„ ... (Cent peed fi'o.,ra $115,000 R for staff . iilariea dor_ 17 teachers. l'lant operation S $12,00.0,00; maintenance;., e $00.00; administration ' ad' sup. plies, $12,500 00, and tradspor- tation, $34,000.00, S,eaforth is, responsible for 19.74 per cent of the total cost. The Separate School would require a rate of 27 mills resi- dential and 30 mills conimer' cial, council was told. The rate last year was 2$ mills. Library requisition was down to 1.8 mill from 1.9 mills. Seaforth Legion Standing: Rockets, 108; Curv- etted, 97; Pirates, 89; Pistons, 89; Sunocos, 60; Dublin Elec- tric, 58. Ladies, high single, M. Hudson, 251; triple, Beryl Nich- olson, 551; men's high, single, Barry Marshall, 218-, triple, R. McGeoch, 577. The . playoffs start Friday night. St. James' Church Standings after two. weeks of playoffs: Night Hawks, 12; Scat- ter Pins, 11; Parrots, 8; Handi- cappeds, 7; Sitting Ducks,--- 2; Wild Canaries, 2. Ladies' high, single and triple, on Monday, Betty Leonhardt, 257 and 596; men's high, single and triple, Alvin Hoff, 260 and 612. Ed. Note: Now that most bowling leagues are in the play - NOW IS TH.E TIME TO THINK OF /77 711:1017 PrQ during ` the Nation -Wide KROEHLE JAMBOREE of JUMBO VALUES! KROEHLER 3 -piece Bedroom Suite Velvet Walnut, double dresser, 4 -drawer chest, bookcase headboard, adjustable plate -glass -mirror. SAVE $40.00- Reg. $239.95 NOW 199.95 • KROEHLER 3 -piece. BEDROOM SUITE Beautiful mahoganyfinish, no -mark top, double dresser,' 4 -drawer chest, bookcase head- board, plate -glass mirror, dust proof construction, solid gable ends, centre drawer glides. SPECIAL ! KROEHLER ROCKER Reg. $59.95 for • • • $39.95 KROEHLER 3 -PIECE BEDROOM SUITE NOW $199.95 SAVE $60.00 Regular $259.95 Attractive sand -mahogany, all the famous Kroe- hler built-in quality. SAVE $79.90 - Reg. Price. $259.00 With this Suite, `a famous Sealy Box -Spring and Mattress FREE 1 KROEHLER 2 -PIECE CHESTERFIELD SUITE SAVE $30,00 - Reg. $279.00 NOW 249.00 Nylon Covered OTHER kROJ HLER SUITES WITH SAVINGS UP TO $50.01) Box Furniture Phone 43 Seaforth YJ[`ii'+1; i YrLr';?ylb�S +N14X1C Committee Chairman Angus MacLean said discussions with the boards had indicated little could be done about increasing costs. Salaries were determin- ed by the teachers federation. Councillor Cardno agreed and recalled previous difficulties with staff in Seaforth schools. Sometimes we may think the boards may not be as conscien- tious as they could be, but they., are up against a 'problem, he' said. Councillor • -Dinsmore object- ed to the demands. We should send it (the budget) back and tell them how much we will give them,1 he suggested. A •delegation, representing Sepforth Lions Club, discussed costs of maintenance at the Lions Park. Council has been giving a grant of $500, and was asked to increase this to $1,50,, which represents half the net cost of operation. Councillor Dinsmore agreed it was "pretty cheap at $500," and with Reeve Ball moved the request for $1500 be referred to the finance committee. The delegation included Pres- ident John Langstaff, Lee Learn, L. F. Ford and C. Rowcliffe. A delegation from the Agri- cultural Society, including R. McMillan, G. Papple and Art Bolton,sked for an increase in the grant to $500. Council asked for recommen- dations and costs when the works committee suggested making provision for the grad- er by extending the garage at the rear of the Town Hall. Reference to a proposed meet- ing between the town, the OWRC and engineers, concern- ing the sewer program, gener- ated a heated exchange as Coun- cillor Earl Dinsmore claimed he could not find out where sewers were going. Mayor Daly and sewer chair- man J. F. Flannery recalled the matter had been discussed sev- eral times and plans were available, indicating general' routes. Detailed engineering covering depths had not been completed. Clerk Hammond produced a map showing approved lines to show Councillor Dinsmore. To eliminate difficulties in event of fire, council instructed that fire pumpers were not to be used for other than fighting fires.. There had been occasions when a pumper had been used to blow out a drain. The fire brigade was com- mended for the job it had done in bringing the Henderson fire under control..• Council took naction on a suggestion of Mayor Daly con- cerning the purchase of an up- to-date }nap of the town. En- gineer Burns Ross, of Gode- rich, offered the map at $400. Mayor Daly pointed out there is no map available on which drains, additions, street chang- es and so on can be entered, and as a result proper records are not being maintained. Ian Moet•+ For BeefClub' A meeting to organize a beef ealf- clgb In coninngtien with Seaforth Fail Fair; will be held in the SDHS auditorium, Wed- nesday, April 18, at 8:30. iii addition, plans for organizing dairy calf, swine and field crop clubs will be discussed, accord- ing to officials. d t BRUCEFIELD Miss Mary Allan, nurse -in - training at Kitchener, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Nirs. Edgar Allan. Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Mus- tard visited with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mustard over the week- end. Mr. a n d Mrs. Lawrence Smiley, Erin, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon, El- liott. " Mrs. William Stauffer and Mrs. 11. Berry visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Smith, Bluevale. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. E. Smith, Wingham, also .called ' on Mrs. Berry's niece, Mrs. Ross Jamieson, in Wipgham Hospital, was injur- ed in an accident at Kitchener. We are pleased to report that Thomas Richardson is improv- ing slowly in Victoria Hospital, London, Mr. and Mrs. George Hen- derson returned home on Sun- day, 'having spent the winter months in Florida. Unit No. 3 held their April meeting at the home of Mrs. J. W. McBeth. offs, we would ask the secre- taries to please leave the re- sults of the week at this office or contact Leo Hagan. Teams playing Wednesday, Thursday and Friday nights will be one week late, but those on Monday and Tuesday can be up to date. We ask your assistance in this matter. Entertains 'Fior Bride - Elect On Wednesday, afternoon and evening, April 4, Mrs. Robert Doig entertained at a trousseau in honor of her daughter, San- dra. The guests were received by Sandra, Mrs. William Pep- per and Mrs. Doig. The tea table was centred •by a crystal bowl of roses. Pouring tea were the grand- mother of the groom, Mrs. Sus=- an McEwing, of Seaforth, Mrs. Carl McClinchey, Clinten, Mrs. Elgin McKinley, Zurich, Mrs. Fred McClyinont, • Varna, Mrs. James Doig and Mrs. Les- lie ,Pepper of Seaforth. Serving were Mrs. William Talbot, Mrs. Ross Riley, Mrs. Everett Storey, Mrs. Kenneth Campbell and Miss Marlene Pepper, Displaying the gifts and trous- seau were Mrs, Charles Dungey, Miss Carol Pepper, Miss Elsie Doig, Miss Roba Doig, Mrs. An- son Coleman and Mrs. Ross Chapman. ' Prior to her marriage, the bride was honored at a shower at Cavan' United Church, Win- throp, by her friends and neighbors. She was also, enter- tained at the home of Mrs. Kim Maitland, of London, when the girls of CFPL Radio held a sur- prise shower in her honor. A surprise party was also held at 640 Wellington St., London, where she made her home. Many lovely gifts were present- ed •td her. HOME AND SCHOOL TO MEET The regular monthly meeting of the Home and School Associ- ation will be held on Tuesday, April 17, at 8:15 p.m., at the Public School. The advisability of forming a Home and School Council for Huron County will be discussed, with representa- tives from Goderich, Clinton, Exeter, Brussels and RCAF Clinton Schools. The area presi- dent, Mrs: J. E. Guerney, and other officers from London will attend. The annual Fun --Fair is be- ing held Friday evening, at 7:30 p.m. OPV . 185 new Spring. suits,to; choose from, in tails, regulars,: shorts and stouts. Styled in new ,two or tittee- button styles; i n Continen- tal, ty:ou n g men's of con- servative mo- dels. Choose from new glen checks, shadow checks, small weaves, and plain shades, in charcoal, grey, brown, blue and olive. 49.50 to .65.00 Others at $39.50 Boys' EASTER SUITS Boys' -Shits styled just like dad's, in similar checks and plain shades; single-breasted styles; all with two pair of trousers. 6 to 10 Years 19,95 - 2 Pants 11 to 16 Years 25.95 - 2 Pants Boys' SPORT JACKETS _. 10.95 to 14.95 ' Boys' DRESS SLACKS ' 3.95 to 7.95 Boys' WHITE SHIRTS 1.95 - 2.95 Boys`. TERYLENE SHIRTS 3.95 Stewart Bros. The Store for Men & Boys �3l Easter HATS for Men Famous Stetson and Biltinore makes, in all the new narrow. shapes, plus .a good rainm of regular width brims. ` 5.95 to 8.95 POPULAR REVERSIBLE ALL • WEATHER Coats to 27.50 • All -Wool Topcoats new checks 29.50 to 39.50 Boys' All -Weather TOPCOATS Just like metes, reversible top- coats for boys, in brown and olive checks, reversing to match- ing plain shade. Sizes 10 to 16.... 12.95 COMMERCI HOTEL MENU • AL •• • • EVERY FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENING, from 7 p.m. to 12. p.m. Sweet and Sour.. ;, Pork, Beef or dhicken Spareribs 1.00 Fried Rice .75 Garlic Spareribs.. 1.00 Pork, Beef or Chicken Chop Suey .... Pork, Beef or Chicken Chow Mein . . . 1.00 Chicken in a Basket 1.00 1.00 Fish• and Chips .50 Spagetti and Meat Sauce .75 No Charge for Tea, Coffee or Milk PLUS OUR A LA CARTE MENU We invite you to visit our Dining Room and try these delicious money -saving specials. Of course, if you prefer, you many order from our a la carte menu. The Commercial Hotel. Phone 227 Seaforth KIMBER LEGHORNS PRODUCE OU STANDING EGGS - EARN MORE PROFITS SottPouItry Farms Ltd. Pone 853 : Seaforth, Ontario ORDER NOW FOR EARLY DELIVERY 1$?'3"1}vr11.iiVaIVIr',',. 1M6 'Ctkltifk`tj ' Is An Authorized Associate Hatchery Franchized To Produce Genuine KimberCHIKS eu'quaw • vents att 0100cF i . 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