The Huron Expositor, 1959-02-20, Page 3}
WINCHELSEA .NEWS OF THE WEEK
Winchelsea euehre:.party was Mr. and Mrs. Sill Walters and.
field 'in the, school 1Vionday ';night .Danny were Friday evening din -
'with Mr, and Mrs: Jack I3'er1 and ner guests with Mr. and Mrs, WM
Mr. and Mrs. WardI•Iern as hosts. Glanville, on the Staffa line;
Mrs. Jack Coward. `won • . ladies' Mrs. .Colin, Gilfillan, 'Grant and
high; Wayne- Prance, men's 'high; `Barbara .Ann. tii+ereSunday visitors
Colin Gilfillan, lone hands, and with Mr. and Mrs. J'anles. Hay in
Mrs.Doug Stephens, ;cgnsolation. : Egmondville.
Mr. and. Mrs. Fred Walters Vis- Mr, and Mrs, Bill Walters and
ited on Wednesday with `Mr; and Danny Were Sunday 'Visitors With
, -Mrs. Jack Wicks in, Stratford. Mr, and Mrs Howard Hayman and!
Mr. Newton Clarke attended the family,' bear. Kippers.
Western. Farmers' Weather Insur- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gilfillan and:
anceconvention in Woodstock on family, of Exeter, were, Saturday.
Thursday,. with Mr: and Mrs C. Gil -
Mr, and Mrs. Fred' Walters and fillan •
-daughters visited on Sunday in
London ' with ,Mr. and Mrs: Bill Granite, one of the most
frockand, Lynda and Mr.perm--
and anent:'of.,biiilding stones, is found
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1VIrs::Leonard Cowan; in almost .every 'Canadian province;
BRIGHT.RA ;L
Canadian Petrofina' Ltd.
Dealer and Distributor' of
Petroleum ,Products.
Phone: 354
Seaforth = a• Ont,
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REG MYER'S,``:Chatham President of the Ontario Wheat Producers'`.Marketing Board, spoke on freight increases' at the
annual meeting of. the Huron County Wheat Producers, in Clinton Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Myers is shown above,. left,
with Russell .T Bolton, RR 1„ Dublin, ''chairman of the ,Huron Association, who,' along with Robert RR 2, Bayfield,
right, was named' as delegate to the Ontario convention next month in. Toronto. Back rows' -Alec Chesney, RR3, Seaforth,
and Robert Taylor; RR 3, Clinton;, who were named as alternate delegates
Hensall _ Prices•
.Prices . at Hensall community
sale. Thursday were
Weanling pigs,, $7:00' to $11.10;'
chunks, $12,00..te $15,50; -feeders,:
$16.00 to, $2100; a:sows, '$58 00 .y to
$73.50; Italstein calves, $16,00 - to
26:00 Durham 'calves, $32.00 ,.to
$68;00 • butcher cows up to $18.50;;
-butcher ,steers. ,up to-. $25:10;- but-
cher heifers up to $22.20.
Four hundred'' pigs and 140 head.
of cattle 'and calves Were: sold.
HEAT PRODH
F VI►'ESTE RN
` Abolition of -;assistance ,on' freight
charges for wheat coming into On
taro fram_tlie wes_t�is.favoned4Y.
the O.ntario:-Wheat PTaducergat,
it
keting Board; -`Reg Myers, efrChat'.
haul,`. board chairman, said rn
Clinton Wednesday
surplus :wheat should find"
a' market right here •rn, Ontario
not outside'the`countrywhere we
are'' competing" with: other coun-
e'.ve Scooped. the ov✓n
J.ith Our Krazy Prices
Check some' of our Special Prices in last
week's ad.
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Children's =- Reg. $5 50: Na-
Regular ; $7.50: ;w NOW
Regular $10.00: NOW $8'
Regular $12.50: NOW. $ •
10.
Chis Offer Good Until February .28th
MAKE APPOINTMENT NOWI
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Prices', That Can't Be Bear!
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During the Westinghouse 4th-Amuia1 While Sale
Phonet-
SALES, ANb ` SERVICE
Seafnrth 644 W 1
Zurith 34
SK ABOLITION
FREIGHT RATE
tries," he told the annual meeting
of theHuron County Wheat Pro=
ducers; Association.: "There is ` a
.need forTinereased • do`mestic' con-
suinption•" •
Russell ' Bolton, RR. 1, Dublin,
and Robert Welsh, 2,.Bayfield,
tiyere appourted;`delega:tes to the
Provincial; coinventien in Toronto
called for March 11 and 12.
At a second. meeting ,at : Ran
nosh for Perth county,':producers,
iVir. Myers said, that one of the_
evils :which producers must try to
'correct'' is a handling rcharge. at
the mill door. He explained' some
-processors .are _charger reducers
for handling " grain when if is de
-lvered ':to processing Tants -The
Handling`' charge, was .not called
for, he maintained.
Shaer Honors
Miss M. Cooper
A miseellaneousshower.was held
for'Marlene Cooper, birds -elect, of
next Saturdaat-the home of her.
parents-, 1VIr: 'and-�M s Orval Coop
rna iss
er; on .Saturday . afte on M
Margaret Coleman: furnished the
-music for -a> sing song. Miss Mai-:
garet MacKay gave a reading. on
St. Valentine, Mrs. -Alex •Miller, a;
;Poem, and;'Misses::Elarne,Ross and'
Joanne Coleman "sang two`. nuns
'ber"s,. Mr's.' Robert;Flgre. -conducted•:
a contest,
Mrs..Marlene .`Ostland read
address to -Marlene and she was'
presented ;;with many beautiful
gifts,' to—evhinh-=Marlene . thanked
everyone.. The. event was a`rrang
ed by Nirs, Jack-Consitt arid7tIrS-
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Ernie Ross,
TAO UV
ZURICH, ONTARIO
announces the formation of
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AUTO LASING LTD.
.and the appointment of
The objects of the company: are .to provide coin=
•plete automobile leasing facilities for profession-:
al, ,:cammercial.and-executive personnel through-.
-out Western Ontario."
or further information, write or phone:
ZURICH, OT.A N ,,��RI
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Phones: 'Days 182 Nights 17
NEWS "OF HENSALL
LEGION AND AUXILIARY GROUP
ENTERTAIN., AT VALENTINE'S;
The Legion Hall, attractive''in lunch, Mrs Gordon Munn, Mrs,-. B.
Valentine motif; was the setting Kyle, Mrs., Cameron and Mrs. -H.
fora Valentine •party, Friday for Smale
inerfibars f-the=Legion-'and witres H sail I r n e tt e s entertained
and - Auxiliary;, an d 1g sbands. their husbands to a sleigh ride.
Euchre : and crokinole, `ere :..the party on ,Thursday evening, fro,
highlights • of - the' entertainment, lowed with cards and dancing and
and the winners for euchre were: a" late supper at the .Dominion.
tidies,. ,Mrs; Jim Clark and Mrs. Hotel, Zurich. Winners . of cards:
Howard Smale; .;.lone hands, - Mrs I were Mrs. ' Jack Deitz and John.
Howard. "•Adlans; gents W. : J. Heal,
Chosen'; High .School Queen
Miss Jane. Horton, 17, of Hensall,`
daughter . of Mr, .and Mrs, : Bert.
Horton, was; chosen 1959 Qi,eenfor
'South ,Huron- District 'High School,.
Exeter,• ata formal. dance. ,held at'''
the school Friday. She was crown-
ed ,Queen:;by last year's winner,d
Miss Helen' Down;- of Usborne.
Ten pretty and• popular girls, re-
presenting rtheir
e-presenting:their classes as Candi,
,dates for SHDHS .Queen, compet=
h
ed
Jane
eaded, a (rira 12=Aevery ystuear d lit;sihas • -
hei�:elass nce
she has 'attended; Exeter
School. She is 'president :of the
Girls' Athletic Society member, of
the senior_: girls',,_volleyball and:
basketball teams, :and, a•` member.'.
of the Glee Club._
• Library Circulation .U,p
.Circulation at Hensall Public
Library jumped over 25 per cent
last '`ear,. Mrs. Xi. J. 'Cameron,.
librarian, reported at the annual
meeting: In 1958, 6;362 books were
taken out, :compared 'to. 4,008 in
Cameron and Bob" Mcfcenzie; lone
hands; Wes ' Venner; crokinole,
•Mrs. 'S,::Ronnie:. and Mrs, 'By -ran
Tyle: . , ': _
A' smorgasbord .luncheon vias•
served; and done i1g lnunded out a,
delightful evening, .Mrs.
Davrs-was -i charge' of ;the_decor
ating; ,entertainiaent ' Mrs,"W.. -J.
Cari,eron and Mrs Reward Smafe;
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FOOD SHOW
Farm; ent-'E�thIbit lye",
E-giTi'�Ttl ' The WorTd • Day of Prayer was
•held at, Carmel Presbyterian
Timely Educational ` ' ' Church on Friday, .with- 'Chisel.
DiSplays hurst, llensall tinted St.
h 1?anl's uniting with them:. and Leaders
Western .Fair Grounds , were Mrs. Dougall, Mrs. • C.
'Daniel •and Mrs. W. 0. Goodwin.
Mrs. ^Frank Wright; of : Kippen,
was 'the spaker, and Mrs. • William
Brown soloist, Prayers .were of
fered- by " Mrs, Percy Campbell,
Mrs. Mary Taylor, Mrs. . G. Arai -
strong, Mrs. Ed. Fink and Mrs. R.
Taylor
Reeve John Henderson -gyp a s
elected chil'an :of the board,
and Jaxiie. A,. I?atersori was- re,;
appointed Secretary -treasurer, Mrs,
Cameron.�yil1 remain librarian at
a salary 'a,' $450: 'Other members
of the•board are Mrs. W. 0: Good-
win, :Mrs:
oodwin,.-'Mrs. E:.Norminton,,Miss, M.
Ellis and 'h Y ' McLaren.
• A ' curlingrink` from Hensall,
cornpdsed •ef lead, Bill Brown;
second,. W b. Goodwin;,; viceskip;
R. IL 'Middleton; skip, john 'Tien-
derson, cajitured first' prize, in the
first draw et Exeter curling tourn-
ament ` on Wednesday:. ,Whey re-
ceived as prizes lovely desk sets..
' Mrs. R. IX. '• Peck 'Will he guest.
of Miss 1Viargaiet Brophey oir her
television• program • 11CLadd, and,
Will have 4n exhibit a 'ni inner o€
;her oil ' paintings,
Mr and Mrs, Bert Glen and son,
of. 'Mimico';: visited the fermer's
aunt, Mrs., Annie. Blatchford,- lass
Jerry McChnchey'was rushed by.
Ionthron, ambulance', Sunday to•
Clinton Hospital, where lie under
went an .emergency appendectomy
and -his "condition was . erious, but
at date .-of 'writing he is doing as
well as `sari be expected.
Mrs Geerge Sawyer'is a patient
at Clinton'lospital in the interest
of her heath, ,
'LONDON
Feb. 24;
A .Sprightly, Spring Spec-
tacle of Interest To All
WesterI' Ontario
207.• Com$etitive.µCiasses
15.'Comiuereial Exhibits
27 Educational :Displays
-A few of the many ;afternoon.
features at 2:00 p.m,
Tuesday—Farm!- and Auto, Safety
"Wednesday t"Why De.'You Farm",
"1959' Varieties", "The Judges
Telt Why's
Thursday ---"Milk ".,In Your Menu',
• Panel on "Contract, Farming'-',
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'Friday `.`Modern Trends in Inter•'
for Design'r; Auction. Sale
Evening: ; tntert ainment , —• , Toes.
day, WediLesdayl Thursday - No
extra charo
Fair open 'Tuesday, 12:00 101,30
p.m.; Wednesday Thursday, 10:30
; a.m. to. 10:30'. p.m.; Friday, 10:80
'a,m , to.::,4,30 p,ni
.:. ADMISSIQN 50C`
Children under 12• with parents' free
It has been a long confining winter.
Come put to meet your .frie>lds� Canada's highest peak, Mount
Rural and 'tartan people invited. Logan in Yukon Territory-, leas an:
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va
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n.. 'the::way ; u
We're on. the way up every way ....
and .we'll have fun all the ".way. Why?
Because all our family started the
:'saving habit early.- yeryone of us
is a Steady saver at `
THE :CANADIAN
BANK OF.'C.0707.ERc E
MONEY IN; 1He-DAME"At SE -Of -PA
SEAFORIi.:BiiANCH� L. F;, Manager+"
' DUBLIN• BRANCH E. • J. . Manager-•
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riday
February'
Mother, Parker's
INSTANT- COFI' F 6-bz far
Van Camp's
`RE.A3 S-WITI :PORK
Aylmer
TOMATO .SOUP' ;
'C1atk's Sealark
TOMATO JUICE--48-oz. tin
.-Garden':Patch�;
CHOICE KERNEL CORN --2 tins:
Garden Patch
CHOICE. TENDER PDA gains
MARKS
atur
20 -oz. tins
10 -oz. tins
Wihianis' '
C$EERY PIE READ',
St. Williants'
APPLE PIE READ '-
Monarch ;
PIE CRUST MIX
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ALL ThREE FOR
SUPERIOR
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