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The Huron Expositor, 1975-08-14, Page 12Demolish house,ompany expands McGREGOR TO) Quality BEEF GOVERNMENT INSPECTED Whole Beef 90' Half Beef 91 Price subject to change INCLUDES: CUTTING WRAPPING and QUICK FREEZING Free Delivery Within 10- Mile 'RANT MeGRELOR Ph. 262-5839 ' FOR ALL YOUR LUMBER & BUILDING SUPPLY NEEDS TradLition Fair Prices and... Personal Service HURON BRUCE PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION Nomination Convention Thurs., August 21 8:30 p.m. Kincardine Town Hall ' Residents of this riding who wish to vote at this Convention must be paid up members of this Association and recorded as such with the secretary at least 24 hours prior to this meeting. Memberships may be purchased from : — Batty Schmidt, Secretary, 396-3350 Bruce Keith, President or any one of the George Johnson Harold Adams Ralph Jewell Jim Cardiff Ed. Powell Sandy Fedy • Omar Brooks Don 'Picot following: Cliff Hewitt Lorne Robinson Dary Gurvin Earl McSpadden Murray Cardiff Sam MacGregor Bill Coulter Mrs. Harold Dignan returned home after convalescing following surgery in St. Joeseph's Hospital, London. Mr. and Mrs. Don Joynt returned home after holigaying at their cottage on Manitoulin Island. Mrs. Glenn E. Bell, who was a patient in South Huron Hospital, last week returned to her home. Mr. Rod Chapman of the Staff of the Bank of Montreal has been transferred from the Huron Park Branch to the Bank of Montreal Branch in Mitdmay and commen- ced employment there this week. Mrs. Bertha MacGregor was•in London over the weekend and was a guest at the Gray-Brady Wedding. • Mr. and Mrs. Don MacLaren, Jodi and Brooke returned to their home in Oakville after vacation- ing last week with Mrs, Bertha MacGregor -and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Chapman and Rod. Mrs. Gladys Coleman, Mrs. Margaret Inram, Mrs. Leona Parke and Mrs. Laura Ingram enjoyed a pleasant trip to the East Coast, touring rhany interesting places. PETER DECOO 74 TORONTO STREET MITCHELL - Phone - 348-9412 ,0„ [Long Distance Call Collect] - Ifouti Life - - Commercial - , - Farm Liability - Accident -& Sickness - INSURANCE CO-OPERATORS INSURANCE ASSOCIATION UNI ERSAY,?,OF WESTERN ONTARIO SUMMER SC COL AND EXTENSION DEPARTMENT ExtensiOhasyrses For Chnton And Area 1975-76 CLINTON Classes to be held in CElkITRAL HURON SECONDARY SCHOOL , Clinton. Philosophy 020 Politics 136 History 020 History 135 English 1, 024 Sociology 139 English 134 Fantasy, Science Fiction and Other Forms of Romance Thurs. Sept. 18 7:00 p.m. Psychology 100 The Human Animal Thurs. Sept. 18 7:00 p.m. NEW APPLICANTS: Apply for Admission AT ONCE submitting documents to the UniVersity of Western Ontario by September 3, 1975. Course selection takes place AFTER ,admission .to the University Students, Previously Admitted To The University May Register Immediately. Forms Available= from the Summer School and Extension Office, U niversity of Western Ontario, London, Ontario. NBA 5B8. Introduction to Philosophy Mon. ' Sept. 15 7:00 p.m. Local Government Mon. Modern Europe, 1715 to the Present Tues. England since 1688 Tues. Forms of Fiction Wed. The Family Wed. Sept. 15 7:00 p.m. Sept. 16 7:00 p.m. Sept. 16 7:00 p.m. Sept. 17 7:00 p.m. Sept. 17 7:00 p.m. '71 PONTIAC LEMANS • STATION WAGON. Here's a scarce one. Economy 6 'engine!, power steering, power brakes, radio, '$ woodgrain panelling, Lady , driven. Lic No. DDP 237 95 '74 CHEVELLE MALIBU Sedan. This is' a smart looking automobile finished in nutmeg brown with a beige vinyl interior. It comes equipped with a 350 V8, automatic, power steering, radio, white walls, wheel discs. Lic No. HNL 697 '74 GREMLIN X Two door. Top economy with a standard transmission, 6 cylinder engine, radio, tinted $ • ' windshield, sty.led wheels, sharp dark green with gold striping. Lie. No. HON 197 95 Two door hardtop. 350 V8, automatic power steering, power brakes, radio, bucket seats, console. A one owner local car in above average condition with high mileage. It is being offered prior to reconditioning at this very attractive price. $3695 Here's Quite. A Selection Of Those "HARD-TO-FIND" COMPACTS '73 BUICK CENTURY' 350 Sedan. This intermediate size Buick has custom interior,' radio, 350 V8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, rear defogger, side moldings, and boas4s new white wall t tires. Dark brown with beige interior. Lic No. 41 DHJ 958 11u. '72 PONTIAC VENTURA Sedan, Nice blight wild colour. 6 cylinder, automatic, power steering, radio, ' white$ 195 walls, wheel covers. Nice to drive. Lic. No. FKB 704 •)(1 7 oT, • 3•95. Brampton oil Saturday August 2, with Mrs. John Turkheim at the and stayed the night in Toronto . organ. The subject of the sermon and attended a family picnic ork was "Don't be afraid". Guest Sunday afternoon at the house of 9 Soloist, Mrs. Eric Luther sang, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reed,.-Missis- "What is the Love of Jesus to suaga. , , . Thei?", accompanied on the piano by her husband. The ' Service at the United Church flowers were from the wedding of was conducted by Rev. Don Beck, Joan Allen and Wayne Belerling. / i . H. HURON i XPOSITOR AUGUST 14,-1 nSa l pep ie Correspondent Mrs. B. MacGregor , Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sararas of Weston visited with the former's Mather, Mrs, E. Sararas at the Queensway Nursing Home with Mr. and Mrs. Roy MacDonald and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Sararas. Mr. and Mrs.Clarence Dilling of Sarnia visited on the weekend with the former's father,Mr. Wilbert Dilling and with -his mother Mrs. Dilling at the Queensway Nursing Home. Miss Cindy Parker commenced a course at the 'Marvel hair Styling School in London. Mr. and Mrs.Dick Taylor returned home after a pleasant visit with the former's sister, Mrs. Myrtle Macintosh and son The Home welcomes Mr. Michael. Clarence Heywood formerly, of Mrs.' Pearl Shaddick returned R.R.#1, Hensall. "Birthday Greetings" to Danny home after visiting with her sister, Miss Elvera Churchill in Sullivan, who celebrates his Toronto. birthday' August 16th. Weekly, visitors: Leslie Mrs. Emalie Schroeder, formerly, of R.R.#2, Hensall, who Mitchell, Creditors with , "his has been a resident of the Blue Mother, Mrs. Louise Mitchell. Water Rest Home, Zurich for the Miss Mary Goodwin with her , past two and one half years father Mr. W.O.Goodwin. Milton Lavery, Wilbert Dilling celebrated her 93rd birthday on and Roy Parlmer with their wives. Satur !day, August 9th. She was Sharon Doxtator, Kathy • Bell and honored with the presentation df M a "Birthday Cake" and gifts. Mrs. Rochus Faber with their Mrs. Schroeder enjoys.. good . mothers. health and has braided numerous Mrs. Roy McDonald and Mrs. Hugo Schenk visited their mats for the Home and friends. Charles Mickle, Hamilton, is husbands. , 'spending this week with his Visitors during the week with M mother, Mrs. Laird Mickle, after Mrs.E. Sararas were Shirley and Debbie Damant, Hamilton; Sandy returning recently from a three week, vacation spent in the Tozer, London; Mr. and Mrs. Ian Carribean. He visited the islands Reid,ississauga, bride and of Antigua, Dorninic4, and Nev is. groom, who is a grandson of Mrs. Miss Elvera Churchill Of Sararas, Roy , and Clara Toronto is vacationing this week MacDonald, Doris Bonthron, with her sister Mrs. Pearl Lo a c . Mrs. Laird Mickle and Charles Canoe r a c visited Sunday with the former's daughter, Mrs. Brian Collins, The Ausable-Bayfield Conser- husband and new granddaughter vation Authority is sponsoring the of St., Marys' General Hospital, Ausable River 8 Mile Canoe Rice Kitchener. on Sunday, August 17. Rene Mr. and Mrs.Th'omas F: Duffy Boogemans of Hensall, has plan- and family are leaving for ned this deep water race so that Winnipeg this week, where Mr. both amateur and professional Duffy has been appointed Canoe racers can find good Western Sales and Marketing competition along with canoeing • Manager for Dashwood enjoyment. Industries. Many ,canoeing enthusiasts in- Mrs. Grace McEwen , who eluding Mr. Boogemans are well recently 'underwent surgery in aware that there are pot many Victoria Hospital, London, 'was stretches of river in the area transferred to South` • Huron where canoeing can be carried out 'Hospital, Exeter to convalesce. duringt3,,the latter part of the, summer. However this eight mile • stretch of the Ausable River from the Tri-county bridge west of •Greenway, to GrandBend is more - than adequate for a good race. With increasing interest in canoe- ing and canoe racing Mr. 'Booge- mans felt that such a race could be a very successful event. • Correspondent The race begins at the Tri- Mrs. Rena Caldwell county bridge on Greenway Road, 4 miles west of Greenway or 3 • Mr. and 'Mrs. Alex McGregor, miles east of highway 21. The Mr. and Mrs. John Riley, Lond- • finish is at Manore's Marina near esboro are holidaying in Thunder Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Art Gibson, Marcia and Louise, Wroxeter, Mrs. Johanna Kaake, Wroieter were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Mellis. -Mr. and Mrs. D.E. Kyle have returned from wvisit with Mr., and Mrs. Don Kyle in Amher)st Nava Scotia. Mr. Ivan Wren, Douglas Point visited his mother Mrs. Sadie Wren. • Mr. and Mrs. Gary Cooper and Billie Detriot are with Mr. and Mrs. Vivan Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Love, Cam, Michig'an, visited with Mrs. and Mrs. Ed. McBride and also ' with Mr. Love's sistCr Mrs. Grace McEwen, who is a patient in • Victoria Hospital 'London. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Alderdice and family are visiting relatives in the area. happenings Sararas, Weston. Mrs. Gladys, Chittick and Mrs. Mabel Parkinson, London, visited Mrs. Squire. Mrs. Mabel Kirk and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ford, Exeter visited Mrs. M. Ford 'and Mrs. Louise Mitchell. Mrs. Bev Skinner, Exeter visited Ruby Miners. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Reid andMr. and Mrs. W.E.Parker, Bayfield visited with, Clara Featherston. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dilling, Sarnia with Mrs. Wilbert Dilling. Clarence and Ann Smillie visited Mrs. Ada Smillie, Bill, Donna and Jim Perry, Exeter visited Ernest Perry, Group #4 of Hensall United Church were' in charge of the crafts on Monday. Mrs.' James McAllister conducted Bingo games and several musical selections were played on the piano. Rev. Van Essen accompanied by his wife conducted the church service on Tuesday. • e Sunday the mouth of the Ausable River at Grand Bend. Registration for the fotur classes will take place from 8:00 a.m. until 9:30 a.m.-the day of the race, and the races begin at 10:00 a.m. The canoes should be approach- ing the finish line between 11:30 a.m. and 12 noon and spectators would have a good view from Highway 21 bridge at Grand Bend. Correspondent Mrs. Hilda Payne The Big 0 Drain Tile Company on #4 Highway is again expanding. Work has begun on a new warehouse 64 feet x 88 feet which will give them an additional 5600 square feet of space. It is to be used for producing and storing filter used in special application drain tile and it is hoped that it will be ready for use early in September. To make room for the warehouse a small bungalow was wrecked. Erected by the late Dr. Moir in the thirties, it was first the home of Dr. Moir's brother and sister. Later Mr. and Mrs. Jack "Faber lived there and following that Mr. and Mrs. William Hyde; Wm. Hyde will be remembered as an "Old Time" fiddler of local renown who won man atrophies both ,in this area and in Western Ontario. After his \death, Mr. and Mrs. Ken.Pollock resided there and following their move to town various people have lived there for short periods. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobal and Mr., Cornelius Roobal and Mr. and Mrs. Don Dodds and family of Seaforth spent last Thursday at Fanshav! Park and Pioneer Village. Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobal and. Mr. Cornelius Roobal visited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Van Dyke and Mrs. Tony Van Dyke in Bradford. On Saturday, Mr. andMrs. Bert Goiter of Troy visited Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobal and other friends in the community. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Sararas and Diane and Mr. and Mrs. Roy MacDonald attended the Mont- gomery and Reed wedding in the Hensall Arena. The chassis of the roof has been re-inforced and Work will soon be completed on bring the roof up to government work is being done by Gregus standards for snow loads. The apprOXinlately1S25,000. This will Construction, Exeter, a new roof installed at a cost, of '69 BUICK SKYLARK Custom Two door hardtop, V8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, rear ft defogger. Yellow with black interior. Lic. DHN 491. As Is Special. Not Safety Checked. '74 GREMLIN X Two door. This car is a smart reddish shade with a white interior and white accent engine, automatic, radio, roof rack, styled striping. Driven just 14,000rrrilTes. 6 cylinder wheels, etc. Lic. No. JFY 121 $3195 '73 PINTO STATION WAGON Deluxe package, automatic, radio, white walls, tinted glass,' electric rear defogger, t lady driven. Clean brown finish. Lic. No. DEN 4 081 73 HORNET Sedan. This light green auto is equipped with a 6 cylinder engine, automatic, radio, rear $ defogger, white walls, wheel discs. Nice compact size. Lic. No. JSB 878 73 BUICK CENTURY 2 door hardtop, t 4,000 miles on this green- gold b V8 engine, automatic, radio, power steering, rear defogger, white walls, wheel covers, and beige vinyl interior. It is a $3395 honey. Lie. No. DHH 671 McG EE :far( CADILLAC HAMILTON ST., GODERICH, 524.8391 ,Arena, work necirly finished Queensway London; Mr. and . Mrs. Earl Shddik Kippen couples in Thunder Bay ave