The Huron Expositor, 1958-10-24, Page 66 --.THE HURON: EXPOSITOR,. SEAFORTH:1 ONT., .00T. 24, 1958
BLAKE NEVISTHE WEEK"
M. and Mrs..Milton 'Oesch. anj
i3ayfield; visited with Mr; Harold
amily and 1VIM. Mirk, Af •ZurichFinlay and ,family..spent an •evening • with Misse•14Tiss Mary 'in'lay spent an ofMarv' and Elizabeth '.and Mastete noon with: Misses Yvonne, Mary
John Finlay. -Margaret, Jame and Deborah Gin -
7 Ir.,. and, 1VIrs. ' Russell+,Heard,'-ogerich -
'ENDERS WANTE
Stanley Township School Area . Board is inviting,
,sealedtenders for the supplying of ;No. 1: Furnace'
Oil for Schools' lIos.,;1,,`6, 7,:' 1.0 'arid 1'4;` for the
1958-1959'sehool; team
Lowest or. any 'tender not ne,essal ily accepted.,
eLpSING DA.
3'F = 1 Q'CLWCK. NOON'
NOVEMBER .Xst•
T.. L BAIRD
Secretary -Treasurer ...
Br ce•f e�
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Farnrl Unions. Hecd
' P rotests.. Move
Recent suggestions.: -that. Canada'.
shoald. open her :doors- 'to , New'.
Zealand dairy'. products bears all
the wisdom ,embodied in the old
phrase; , "Carrying ' coals :to ` News
castle", .. stated Ontario Farmers'
UnionPresident, Gordon dill, this.
week:.`. Such suggestions lend sup-:
Port to fears that greed rattier
than` need will. 'continue to moti
vate the,;mouemeiit of food; which
is basically •wrong, Said Mr,,.Hill.•
H. continued, "It is foolish 'to
suggest' shipping cheese and: -milk
"right past starving. -peoples to
Canada. where our :.farmers' are:
doing, an excellent job -of •providing
cheap.. food for their, coniitrvmen:,:
Canadian industrialists wishing to.
$itport.to ether countries must be
prepared to .accept .payment in
Whatever medium of exchangethat
country is irl. 'a position to give,".
Mr: Hillsaid, "Should such pay
ment •-be in form of::meieharidise;
then it •niustt'be made available to
people who 'can use it, suoh:'mer
chandise -must. not, -tie :allowed --toy-
demoralize 4 the . Market of Cana -
Alan farm products.'.'r
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automatic oven and broiler lighting, 'automatic. tiro.- -.
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automation. •
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Plumbing and Heating
SEAFORTH
MR. Ai D 1VIRS JAMES TIIOMAS` DO' LE are:pictured; •follow
hi :i�n -St,,,Columban'Roman.Catholie<Church: The
Wing' their wedd g
15ride; the -inn-i.: arae Theresa Maloney is' the dau liter "of Mr
:and Mrs _Fra. Maloneyi.YI 5-Seafuitli,--;and the -:+bridegroom is
;the son of Mrs;,, Loretta Doyle}R R `3 .Dasiiwaod ,and the late' Peter.
Doyle.. After•an extended trite to planes in Quebec and the,Umted
. ,States;; the couple will, reside,in Kingston ; (;Photo by, PhiI2ips)
Coop Movement
Shows : Increase
r
Across- Canada
The' Co-operative noire ien't-`has
made stantial ,gains in.Canada,;;
as shown' by 1957 statistics. from•
the Canada -Department of .Agri-
culture. According to the'se figures,
total',menibership ie,r Canadian co
operatives was 1.,.628;000• at Decem-
ber 31, 1957 Volume Of business
increased 39,000,000 and member
.equity` Went ,up over $15,000,9,00. ,.
Canadian Cooperatives• turn ov;.
er about $1,162,000,000 per year,
not, including' insurance • or' :credit.
cooperatives,' nor cooperative
wholesaleoperations which, totalled
$219,000,000 ;These two figures:
added -together total;, $1,381,000,000,
which= is 3 0—per cent of the, total'
brness revenue in Canada .for
19 Ontario;ranked second• to
00Saskatch0,000 ewan in co-operative."
busi
Hess :volume amounting ,to $204,-
Butieb,oper.;ativesare• more than
lust a' . insine_S,s tow members: To
them, the co operative la an organ
lzation established `by the, farmer;
for the far.nier, anti controlled h and
operated by :'the fainter , througlf
deino'cratic .:,representation<' On
boards of directors.'- Service • at
cost, proration of : savings, ; now.
partisanship; and noseetarianism.
are firmly established principles
in the true' co-operator's keine)
:The fact that the farmer -is his
own wholesaler. and' in ,Some'.:cases
his own .'processor,•" brings hind•:
closer to:, the .consumer and en-
ab es, him to retain control over
his 'product .through to the retailer,.
Co-ops have been builtan this coun-
try ori a self-help basis_and-Lhave_
grown; frons insignificance some 4fr
years" ago 'ta. important' part in
t1.320 biisiness and social phases of
Cnadian society .
In Ontario: `the first farm: supply
co -operative --was Balled tlie`UTnited
Farmers Co-operative • Company.
and' it',began "operations , an,
1914 ' ,It was'~ engaged in., buying'
and ^seIlmg farm, supplies?ao the
best advantage • o s•..m.em .ers
After=..a •shaky. ,period during ,the.
tepiession,: the company •began to
:progress- Up to 1948 it was owned
by •individual shareholders, ,bat, a.
chan'geoder •tools place and with 'it
a name :change, " The ne :name'
was the 'United Co-operatives • of.
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Electrical
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SEAFOR.TH
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SEAPORTS
EDDIN
DOFF-CRAWFORD.
A quiet butpretty»' weddi-ng- took
place at 11 o'clock on: Satiir.day,
October; 18, in- the. United Church;
Gravenhurst, when the Rev Hoie= M:» » .. of honor, was Mrs Roy I?.
sen united in m»irriage Jddith Ontario Membershi ` is .limited to
Louise, `only daughter of Mi. and Longpre of London Sher wore; a local Co•operatives nowrather than
Mrs ;, ;Heigh - Crawford; - and John soft. blue ballerina dress of bro'cad- J individual farmers,' but the. farmer
Garland.; youngest son,,•ai Mr:. ;and ed ,;taffeta,: straight neckime to; a retains ownership through, his`
V i .the.:back ' a” cuniaerb nd`:of shares -in 'his local co-operative.
;AZrs. MiltonHof, all of Graven- r: a � -•-
blue chiffon crossed m 'the front
hi The • tying,.in. the _back"over' a full boua-
e. -ch 'se athree uar:ter_ : L �C L S E
The 'bred . Q o . T;° U ER . ME T
:_ - �... _--- -: - �, ,-'fanl_skirl.,.,Ilats ,down..:: in -a £1- �: � w
Iength :,gown of blu.,,•;iiya matchm e1. She. wore'shott white loves'. e': Ladies' Curlin Club ''held a
er satin.. She•.:wore a , matchang pan g Th.: g,
nose--�a,_snnall blue•#eathered:band, and meeting"Friday at the 'ho 'Me of;the feather ha , :� and car.rifl a .. .. ,
a m s her flowers Were . pink carnations president, Miss Alice Reid: Plans,
�,ay of red roses` and white um and pink: roses were";madeifor the opening <of the:!
Sandia: Allen;, of Norval, .-eras 5• .
Thi be'st'. man 'was' Mr: James curling seaseri .. ''
bridesmaid for�::her cousin.. `SLl'e . _ � •
wore a yellow •:dress and hat,=tivith, McArthur; i£,Goderich :Usher. was iii ;� �
a corsage of red roses ' I Mr. Donald McArthur •
The bride's brother; Wayne The wedding° dinner was..held in
Crawford, Cray.enliurst,'' was :;best, -the, church: basement. The .bride.
man . donned a black wool flannel sheath
At the Wedding dinner which with blaclt and blue accessories°
followed at the •:Iro'rneo-of; the bride,' and: a bice, tonco'it for a, wedding
the ''brides .mother 'received''the. trip to New Yorlt' and ,along the
guests :wearing :a greep,''dress .with Eastern coasthne.;,'The couple will
orange accessories„ She was :as ,ieside at Thorold;'' .VE
sisted by the ,rooms mother j 'Guests were present from Strat-
wearing a brown •'g. ores «'ith. black -fond, Wallerton, • :Goderich„ Sea'-
accessories..b-
Both ore corsages of forth and.T.ondn;.. D�ESD�'1'F
led rose.- .-
Th'e neighbors, .and friends held, a
' For a wedding trip to Neustatlt _ _ Rt ::S 30..1).111 ;
T i shower. for' the°'oxide and''she„was
and Sea.forth,, the bride donned a the -recipient of 'many useful 'aril +
a S °onsored • •b Goderich
ores jurnner with. black and White ,lovely gifts: iVGrs: Gordon+.Reynolds � • � -
�accessories and' a corsage of. red. Q -
�roses. The couple will reside in ,held the shower.• at her liaipe• and L1Qil5 ',Chib forte e fate
Gravenhurst, iSsiSted by Alis, Andy Crozier
and Mrs.; "Lorne, Cartes.. Sh -re= -= Aa1115,1011 .$1:06,"'.;
OVEJ'� OLT- ,IMP ON» 7 ceived r steam iron. and !other gifts
teri.a Church; S'ea , from the fiffiee, of• the income tax Share: the. Wealth
First `}?re 1 e. n s ,14e artnient, London where she is
forth, was' t e• setting: fora the 'wed-, ____„.,„e,.7,. PRIZES O�T+r•t' 30Q 00
ding .of 'zabeth ($city) Jean
Simpson and -Donald Edward Over
holt on•:;Saturday October 18;'at o �� .�Coun.Cel,
2' 00n,m. The . bride is'':the dau h Y a
ter,. •Of 'Mr: and -,Mrs Peter -Slop the:registrar will be requested'
Son, . R.R. '2, aeaforth, ' and ,the.10 furnish' monthly a.list of all _cop.
gronrri is the' sore of Mr. and Mrs.veyances by. which' land in Howick
Rev.is Overholt- of 'Gpder=icb, 'township. lit aa. been''tlansferred• De -
Rev. D,' Leslie, •Elder officiated and vision for this : was .taken at a
Mr. I3. <A. Kempster' was the or.,meeting,” of Howi•clt• council Moil-
�anist.'
The bride, .given in marriage` •by d Tuesday; October 28 visas Set'a's'
her fathers• wore aballerina-length the- date "for the court of; revision;
gown of nylon: Chiffon 'end net over an the.1958 assessment rol1..Court,
taifetdice5ionect with molded chef 'will Qpen`a:t 8y.p,m:'. Remembrance
fon boodice,, cowl neckline of softly
draped•; chiffon °which'' draped' over Day, November .11, was ,deelared•
the • shodlders, and floated down:.the .a: probe ..holiday• by council, at its
session F"
back in fly p , g : Bls grid aceoutit5 and a .,road
voucher, to. the total suns of $3
809"24 ei'e..•passed for Payment'
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.Thimer�'s Church `.: '.mills:-.Jo>Esr cipiElvlAi�,
' TUCI ERSMI-TII - ;�ENSALI..- 'he ' death. occuried
SUNDAY, .00T(BER 26 ssuaddenly'.at' her resitience� 124
A.crown of seed pearls' and irides'-
cent sequins held »the• fingertip silk
111dsion •veil She; 'wore a ,Corsage
bf 'ted roses and :-white ;carnations
,and,;carried -a ,white Bible
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1.955: -Ton ---Stake= Body
1955 :'Ford - o y
1900 Fargo % Ton Express?
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-DODGE DE SOTO CARS
DODGE TRUCKS
CASE FARM MACHINERY
one267 ' • r Seaford
GII� ERIGH'S'.•SAL[S . & SER:VIC,
- Seaforti'►'':Branch,
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.fon .mitts full bouffant .-skirt of
nylon 'cliif�fon :arid net quer taffeta.
Arnt ivei ars
ER''VICES
IN. HARDWARE :•
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-SEAFORTH
DUBLIN ELECTRIC
Diuta-Therm ' A'ealer
'HO `E; 70 r 2
DUBLIN
Services : at 2. and. 7:30 o'clock ,
Guest `'Speakes •Rev. J. C:,I3riticin,
$e'aforth.. •
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PHONE• 47 :•SEAFORT111,
usBORNE & HIBBERI»
Mtfl AL FIRE •
1NSURANCE.CP.
HEAD OFFICE --- Erteter, Out.
President.
E. Clayton. Colquhoun, R.R. 1,
Science Intl •4'
hall." -Stn' Londe; -October 10
of iVirs. John-Coleinan, in her 73rd
year. She was the former Louisa
Armstrong, daughter of ,the late
Mr. and Mrs. William Armstrong,
of Ilay Township. ,She had been
"a
resident::of London for '4G years.
Hyeer•ars husbandago. .
predeceased her 12
$_u_fviving _are- three 'sons: Al-
bert, Harry 'and ---Edward;, one.
.daughter (Irene); Mrs. Ray .Gari';
wright; all of London; one brother,
George Armstrong, Hensali; and a
sister, Mrs. Earl Campbell, Hay
Township.: .' . ,
Funeral: services were • held :-at
the Evaffis' »Funeral Home, London,,' •
iyr� th interment hi Mount Pleasant
ebiitetery. •
MRS. STOFFER "FABER u.
HENSALL--Eas'sed away, sud-
denly Friday :evening, -October•17,
at -'her home »in Tuckersmith town-
ship, Mrs Stoffer, Faber was' in
her 73rd year. • The former Neiltke
Broakstra; of Holland,, Mr.- and
Mrs. • Faber and family came to
I3eiisalI front Holland in1924. -
Surviving are bei-ha$band; five
ON, Tarry and Jaelt, • Hensalij
Vice -President: Cornelious,, , Exeter; Rochus - and
Alex . Bolide, R.R." 3, lilitchelI ;F;gbert,- Kipper; 10 giandchildrel
DIRECTORS -Martin. Feeney ;R, .and dour, `great-gratidhiltiren.
R. 2, .Dublin Robert G, Gardiner, Public funeral : servie"es7 *ere
R.R. 1,. Cronrartyy Milton McCurdy, held Monday at' her late residence,.
R.R. 1, Zirkton i' . Timothy R. conducted', by' , Rev. Charles D.
Toohey, R R...3,, Lucan Daniel, Of Ifensall, and Rev. A. G.
AGENTS--41;-larry' Coates, Ii:R 1, Van Eck, Exeter.. Burial .was in
Centralia; Clayton 'Harris, Mit- ITensali Union , Cemetery. Eon
chell; ::Stanley Rocking, .1Vlitchell, thron Funeral. Chapel,' tlensall;
SOLICITOR` -z- W, G. Cochrane,':were in charge of funeral arrange=
Fixeter. rtleritS.
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VU�EDNES�DAY,' �NO1�EBER., •
All deputations,` communications and ,accounts.
must be in the hands of the Clerk before noon.:
oyember 8th, 1958
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'CLERK
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