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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1970-02-19, Page 6one 527,0%7 ORTH ANNUAL MEETING and BANQUET THURSDAY, MARCH 5, i700 p.m. EGmoNtivium UNITED CHURCH Guest Speakers: Bill 1V1acLean and Jack Durst Show Slides of Their Trip to Lump. Tickets available from= office or Directors Seaforth Pizza Patio Tavern FEBRUARY 20 - 21 The 1Desjardines Pizza Patio Tavern on the Bayfleld -Road, Goderich UEEN S .HOTEL FEATURING OLD .4TY1111E ,WIUSIC IN THE HURON LOUNGE Presenting FRIDAY and SATURDAY The Ryan's and Theresa " Huron Hogs High in atitailo 'ReeOrds Huron County has the largest number of registered hog pro- ducers in Ontario and is in third place, hog production, George R. Car4pbell, R.R.1., Seaforth., told the annual. meeting of the Huron County Hog Producers As- soc iation at Clinton—last week. The county listed 2,458 pro- ducers last year. said Mr. Camp- bell, retiring president of the Association, Perth County, where 290,617 hogs were marketed in 1969. was in first place on the basis of pro- duction. Waterloo, with 28'7,530 hogs marketed, was in second place, followed by Huron with 183,249. Viernon Spencer .of Lund-tin, farm water management specia- list with the Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food, spoke on suggested guidelines for far- mers planning to erect or reno- vate livestock buildings and the disposal of antra 1 wastes. -- Joshes Mc regor, R.R.2., Kippen, was elected association president, Eric Moore, R.R.4., Goderich, was named vice-presi- dent, and Lloyd Stewart, R. ft, 1., Clinton, was re-elected sec- retary.:treasitrer. Two new directors were named, • Beverley Hill replaces Malcolm Davidson in Stanley Township and Adrian Vos re- places John Taylor in East Wa- wanosh Township. The financial report showed receipts for. the past- year at $3,655 and a surplus of $1,636. The meeting .approved a resoe lution to be forwarded to the pro- vincial organization recommen- ding that the service ch.arge on the marketing of hogs be levied on a dressed weight basisof about one per cent instead of the present fixed charge of 50 cents per,hog. 1-A9fl/0/2 77 1- 0 PP auC,' 54y s- c 1A/11, V /4.2" 1-0/2 WOUSLE ? 7-4/4-'E 7-/ ME TO Cz you rs (Wie cti/N,GoWS. • Lt)CAL 41310-EFS•--- Mr. Gordon MOM-tar of Brampton visited his parents., Mk. and Mrs. 11•14c McKellar over ti weekend. Mrs. Pyper of Hamilton was here lekt week attending the fu- neral of the late Miss Florence Beattie, Lt. Cmdr. and Mrs. Rod Lay- dal of San Diego, California, are vacationing at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William McMillan, Gocierich St. E., be- fore leaving for their new as- signment In San Juan, Puerto Rice. • Visitors over the week-end at the residence of Rev, and Mrs. J. Ur6 Stewart, were' the for- mer's .daughter, Mrs., Alvin g. Hammond and her husband of Moorefield and his granddaugh- ter, Mrs. Charles Terry and daughter, Debbie, from Peters- burg, also Susan and Norma Wil- sor. of Moorefield. L.O. B. A. EUCHRE At a recent L.O. B.A. Euchre prize winners were: Ladies, Mrs. Ajax Knight, Mrs. Bob Dalton, Mrs. Matilda Dunn; and Men, Bob Dalton, Ivy Henderson, Les- lie McClure. The Cake Draw was won by Mary Lupul. Mr. and Mrs. Main Dodds of Listowel, weregiaestS of Mrs. Rita Orr on Saturday. Mx;. and Mrs. Russel A. Walter of Dundas were guests of Mrs. J. Willis tiering last' week. Dr. Louis Devereaux of Sarnia and Dr. John Evans of Toronto spent Sunday with Mr. and'Mrs. Arthur Devereaux and family. , EUCHRE'. In IOOF' Hall Wed., Feb. 25th 8:30 p.m. . Admission 50c Everyone Welcome Sponsored by Odd Fellows CASH BINGO Legion Hail, Seaforth FRIDAY, FEB. 20 8:15 p.m, 15 Regular GaMes fop $10.00 Three $25.00 Games o AI • P. BETHEL ,BIBL CHURCH Sunday, Feb. 22 10 a.m. — Sunday School 11 a.m. — Family-Worship.Hour 7:30 p.m. — Senior Citizens' Service A Missionary Film "Miracle of Mori" will be shown CAE'T DANCE- BRODHAGEN COMMUNITY . CENTRE SATURDAY, FEB. 21Si , • - "THE ROYALAIRE" Members of Lodges,' Councils and Service Clubs in the area, are invited to attend Brotherhood Night :SEAFORTH COMMUNITY CENTRE THURSDAY, FEB. 26th at 8:15 p.m. sharp Guest Speaker REV. 'HAROLD SNIELL of Riverside United Church, London and well known_Hullett ToWnship Native Sponsored by The Seaforth Lions Club Nompp.---.4••••• In the Red Knight Room FRIDAY — PARISIANNA TRIO . SATURDAY r ELGIN FISHER — BEVERAGE ROOM — FRIDAY AUDREY .10Hrosem. at the piano SATURDAY — LAMPLIGHTERS Ample Free Customer Parking Visit our Beverage Room for Tasty Snacklis.-also Colored TV COMMERCIAL HOTEL Seaforth, Ontario -14 !ow LOON EXPOOTOR, SEA FORTH, ONT., FEB. 19, 1970 FLORIDA , TOURS Fro* $125,00 up 1$.-day' bus tour, departs March 2nd., int9luding side trip to Nassau. $259.00 per person baied -4p 2 to a room. 10-day rid-term holiday special to Florida departs March 20, 128.00 and up, includes all hotel accommodation, baggage Jpendling and service of a tour escort. • • Write For Brochures or Phone HARKIRK TRANSIT SERVICE Phone 527-1222 Seaforth, Ont. SEAFORTH TEEN TWENTY k Presents THE' NEW SET" SATURDAY, Feisruary 21st DANCING 9:00 — 12:00 AT THE SEAFORTH COMMUNITY CENTRE Dress Casual Admission $1.00. Music supplied by the Country Boys, Goderich Ladies please bring sandwiches Everyone Welcome RECEPTION for Mr. and Mrs. Alec Finnigan (nee Leona Dick) Seaforth Legion Hall Sat.,- Feb. 21st 1970 Cards 8-10 p.m. Sharp ' Dancing 104 p.m. to Scott's Orchestra Ladles' please bring sandwiches Everyone Welcome for Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Flom (nee Cathy Dale) Seaforth Community Centre Friday, Feb. 20th $75.00 Jackpot to go Two Door Prizes ADMISSION $1.00 Extra Cards 25c or 7 for $1.00 (Children under 16 not permitted) Auspices Seaforth Branch 156 Royal Canadian Legion Proceeds for Welfare Work RECEPTION 'No driver of a vehiCle shall follow a fire departmenkvehicle whE\n respOnding to an alarm at a distance of less than 500 feet.' NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING Notice Tis Hereby, •Given That the 95th ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Hay Township Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Company will be held in the Township , Hall, Zurich SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21 1970 AT 2:00' P.M. To eft Three Directors to replace those whose term of office expires and to transact all business as may be done at a general meeting of policyholders. The retiring directors are Arnold McCann, Dashwood; Theo Steinbach, Zurich, and Ezra Webb, Grand Bend, who-are eligible for re-election. Mr. Webb does not intend to stand for re-election. JOHN H. cONSITT, 'Secretary-Treasurer PA GODERICH R. K 30 THE SQUARE PHONE 524-7811 1 AIRCONDITIONED 7 . rich Impressive, ?wow mug MORE detail February cinematic and Aa !ok lt vision* DAYS — 19th to February achievement, accuracy, brillfint . . e r/Soli/0W Mo tion tggi Thurs .0.. recreates aerial to Wed. 25th an era with photography. . ,* „ . ,Starring BARBRA 1117i418AND!linif OMAR SHARIF THU,RS., SLIN.,, MON., Tugs., WED.—ONE SHOW 8 P.M. PrtiOAN" and SATUROAV.,..IWO Shows: 7.30 and 0.45 P.M: SATURDAY (Febtuary 210) MATINEE Ati lt P.M. "TINDERBOX!! . Plus 3 Shorts: "HeCOOKEo HIS GOOSE" "TWo ,LAre CROWS" il. "LEAP UP AND,CHAtt IT" COMING NWT vir .‘ runnyori Pt 10 FEBRUARY 26 to,mARcH 3 bear-Sir: In a case of the police or radar stopping a car. I have ,seen-police go to the motorists vehicle and the motorist going to the poliCe vehicle. Is it not the duty of the 'officer to go to the motorist's car, or do you have to go to the officer's car? ANSWER: The police officer is taught to proceed_to the motorist's ve- hicle, afid is even given instruc- tions on how to do this properly. I know from experience that sometimes the officer does not haVe time to get to the motorist's , vehicle because the motorist gets to the police vehicle first. This is done for various 'reasons, which I will not mention. The only' time you have to go to the police car is when you are under arrest. - QUESTION:, Dear Constable: I „drive a School Bus and I know it is proper to back into a laneway, but in winter I feel it is better to drive over ac- cumulated snow put in the drive- way by the snow ploegh. What is wrong with this_ practice? ANSWER: First, .you are, breaking a good safety rule by not backing in. The reason for backing in is so that you can see if traf- fic is coming when you are lea- ving the driveway, instead of putt-Mg the Tear portion, cg the bus onto the roadway before you. can see what is coming.' See condly, the snowbanks just add one more hazard to your driving, -which you have to compensate for. QUESTION: Dear Sir: Can a School . Board erect signs such as 'bus turning' on provincial or county highways? ANSWER: The people responsible for erecting signs on the Kings high- ways' is the Department of High- ways. If anyone wants signs erec- ted, they would have to apply .to the Ontario Department of Transport and get permission, first. The Departments of Trans- port ^and Highways work very closely. QUESTION: Dear sir: During the past years I have- observed our town volunteer Fire Department proceeding to vari- ous fires. am aware that it is an emergency, but when they leave town, or even in town, there Is usually a long line of, ,vehicles following the fire truck. I think this is a Very unsafe practice. Is there anything ,you can do to stop this practice? ANSWER: you are not 'the only one who thinks it is an tinge() practice. The lhw maker's felt it was inn- Safe, so much so that they patted a law, Mid it Is inetuded in the EIghVaY„:rtaffir .A6tp it -states, +MY EUCHRE PARTY in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rogerson 40th Wedding . Anniversary • in LEGION HALL, CLINTON Friday,' Feb-. 27th 8:30 p.m. Lunch Provided JACK SCOTCHMER, President Relatives, friends and neighbors cordially invited. ip IF YOU LIVE IN THESE COMMUNITIES YOU CAN CALL IN YOUR HURON EXPOSITOR CLASSIFIED AD TOLL FREE! 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