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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1970-04-23, Page 13PHONE 262-2527 NENSALL ATTENTION FARMERS Order Early And Make Big Savings Now! ON: riii5BuOA TS SEED BARLEY Save 25c I3u Save 30c Bag Save 2c Per Lb. MIXEDGRAIN CLOVER SEED & GRASS SEED ALSO: • FOR EVERY 10 BU. OF DEKALB SEED CORN YOU BUY - YOU GET ONE BU. FREE SO HURRY We Still Have A God Supply Of 85 And 90 Day Corn Seed Other varietes of seed corn available are Funk's, Warwick, United, Northrop-King, Seneca. SEED OATS - SEED , BARLEY, CORN & BEAN CONTRACTS AVAILABLE FERTILIZER SUPPLIED WITH CONTRACTS CHECK OUR FERTILIZER PRICES ON: 8.32.16 13 - 52 - 0 '6 - 24 - 24 P18 - 46- 5. 20- 10 Potash 81 Aero rills Available: PATORAN, SUTAN And EPTAM With Contracts BEFORE YOU BUY - GIVE US A TRY W. G. Thompson & Sons Ltd. 12.01. PIES Weston's Coated Mallow Biscuits 3 p„., Moan, or Quick Robin Hood Oats 52140.19*A (Spec Pad) 24-.., Mir Detergent 811, HeliZe ;trained BABY FOOD 2,.„ Libby'. Tomato Catsup Fucatte Modorne Bath. Tissue SOaforth iontitite 'Elects TOfficers iscussio s ibbert Area ORIGINAL Seaforth FRUIT COCKTAIL 28-ow. 3-lbs. or More GROUND BEEF t141 chops RIB PORK CHOPS 3.lbs. or More " Link or Pork Soutoge BONELESS IMPERIAL OR CROSS CUT • . OVER ROAST Mrs. Erlin Whitmore Was fo elected president of Seaforth Wo- men ',,s Institute at the annual mee- ting Tuesday evening of last week. The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Everett Storey, with Mrs. Ken Stewart as co- hostess. Mrs. Lorne Lawson chaired opening exercises and 0, business period. Correspondence included courtesy notes from Miss Dianne Henderson and Mr. and Mrs. David Papple. In reporting the District Board of Directors meeting held in Hensel', Mrs. Gordan Papple said the district annual will be *held in the Presbyterian Church, liensall, on May 21, with Kippen East branch as hostess ' when Seaforth will again participate In a Crafts display. Other dates announced included County Rally, October 5, at Centralia; Curator Workshop, August 18, at St. 'rho- • mas; London area convention at Stratford, November 9 - 10. Mrs. Ken Stewart, who re- ported on the March meeting of Huronview Auxiliary, stated that the editor of the quarterly "Hu- ronview News" Mr. Leishman, would apprecia4 small items of • interest to use in his paper. A cup and saucer was donated by Mrs. Andrew Turnbull to the Auxiliary, to be given with our yearly membership fee at the April meeting. In discussing the project for the Local Leaders training school • course, it was decided that first choice would-.be "Accessories for the home" with "Papier Mache" as second choice. ' Yearly reports given in- cluded: Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs. Leonard Strong; Auditors, Mrs. ' 9 Wilfred Coleman; Standing Com- mittee Reports - Citizenship and Education, Mrs. Erlin Whitmore; Historical Research and Current Events, Mrs. Andrew Turnbull; Agriculture and Canadian Indus- tries, Mrs. Lorne Carter; Home Economics and Health, Mrs. Gor- 9 dan Papple; P.R.O. , Mrs. Wilfred Coleman; Flower. and Card, Mrs. Lorne Carter; Scrap Book,lers. James Keys. In giving the president's sum- mary, Mrs. Lawson made fitting remarks in closing her two year term. Mrs. John MacLean con- 4 ducted the election "of- officers, the entire slate being accepted, as prepared by the nominating com- mittee and read by 'Mrs. Ken Stewart. A short program was chaired by Mrs. Andrew •Crozier, who read a poem "In the Garden", • written by the late John Beattie of Seaforth. Community singing followed and miss Evelyn Storey favdred with a piano instrumen- tal. Mrs. Erlin Whitmore, the in- coming president thanked Mrs. Lawson for her leadership during .4 the past two years and presented her with a W.I. cup and saucer on behalf of the members. Mrs. Whitmore stated that she plans to attend thVeficers' Conference • at Guelph on April 28-29-30. A Wig Show is planned for May 13 at the Legion Hall, Sea- 0, forth, with tickets available from W.I. members. Courtesy remarks were made by Mrs. R. M. Scott and lunch Was served by the hostess and lunch cenimittee convened by , Mrs. Gordan Papple. Officers are: Past President, Mrs. Lorne Lawson; President, Mrs. RAW Whitmore; 1st Vice President, Mrs. Join E. MacLean; 2nd Vice President, Mrs. Arnold Taylor; 3rd Vice President, Mrs. Bruce Colemain Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs. Leonard Strong; Assistant Seeretary-Treasurez, Mrs. An- drew Crozier; District Director, Mrs. Gordan Papple; Alternate District Director, Mrs. William Strong; Public Relations Officer, Mrs. Wilfred Coleman; Branch Directors, Mrs. Lorne Lawson, Mrs. Erlin Whitmore, Mrs. Ken Stewart, Mrs. James Keys; Au- &tors, Mrs. Wilfred Coleman, Mrs. Elmer Cameron; Pianist, Mrs. John McGregor; Assistant Pianist, Mrs. John Henderson. Branch Standing Committees: Agriculture and Canadian•Indue- tries, Mrs. Frank Hunt and Mrs. Mary Haugh; Historical Research and Current Events, Mrs. R. J. Doig and Mrs. Lorne Dale; Home Economics and Health, Mrs,. Gordan Papple and Mrs. William Millson; Citizenship and Education, Mrs. Mabel Hudson, Mrs. James Keys; International and Resolutions, Mrs. Gordon McKenzie and Mrs. Harold Hugill; Curator, Mrs. Mae Hillebrecht; Assistant Curator, Miss Belle Campbell; Public Relations, Mrs. Bruce Coleman, Mrs. Wilfred Cole- man, Mrs. Arnold Taylor. Special Committees: Bus trip, Mrs. Bruce Coleman, Mrs. Earl Papple, Mrs. Ken Campbell; Flower and Card, Mrs. Gordan Papple, Mrs. Elden Kerr; Lunch Convenor, Mrs. Gordon Elliott; Scrap Book Convenor, Mrs. John MacLean; Program Convenors, Mrs. R. J. Dolg, Mrs. Ross Gordon; Social Committee, Miss Eleanor Henderson, Mrs. Arnold Tay- lor, Mrs. Les Campbell; Property Committee`, Mrs. Gor- don Elliott, Mrs. R. J. Wig, Mrs. Frank Hunt; Nominating Committee: Branch directors, president and past " president; Telephone Committee, Mrs. John MacLean, Mrs. Andrew Turn- bull, Mrs. Graham Kerr, Mrs. William Strong; Fair Booth, Executive and Mrs. Harold Hugill, Mrs, Gordan Papple, Mrs, Gordon Elliott, Mrs. Leonard Strong.' Correspondent Fred McClyinont A special Young People's Ser- vice was held on Sunday in the United Church with the pastor, Rev. Murdock'.. Morrison in charge. Five young people joined the Church on profession of Faith, Blain Stephenson, Darlene. Hay- ter Lynn Taylor, Janice Clarke. andGary Morrison, also badges and 'certificates were presehted to four members of .the Boy Scouts, Terry Heard, Gary Mor- rison, Billy Stephenson and Rob Roy Elliott. The choir under the direction of the organist, Mrs. Bev Hill, sang a number of anthems and a number of young people took part In the service. A wig demonstration was held in the township hall Wednesday evening under the sponsorship of the U.C.W. which attracted a large number of ladies. The Explorer Group met in the church last Tuesday evening with the president, Miss Cathy Taylor in charge, who opened the meeting with the Explorer Pur- pose and Motto. Miss Sandra Webster gave the prayer. Miss Sylvia Wilson read. the scripture lesson, Miss Nancy Fawcett read the minutes and the roll call was answered by each naming a fa- vourite tree. Miss Brenda Dow- son took up the offering arid Miss Sandra Webster dedicated it. Miss Charlene Reid read the treasurer's report. A hike was planned for May 23. Mrs. Robert Taylor had charge of the Study Book. After crafts the meeting was closed by Miss Cathy Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Humble of Sarnia called on friends here on Saturday last. Several local Orangemen at- tended the District Orange Lodge at Lucan last Tuesday evening. 1" NIB 11` 94111.19 "NSW 9111111•PN BURNS CLEANER No ,Smoke, No Odobr. Plaroning Include Representatives from four planning conretant firms met with the Mitchell Planning Board and the councillors from Fuller- ton, Hibbert and Logan town- ships to discus plans for set- ting up an area plranning.board and zoning by-laws to go with it. A was pointed out that the three townships have not grown at all in the past 10 years and some have even shrunk in size. Mitchell has only grown by 314 people. It was felt that' a planning board might help to improve the situation. John Longworth, of London, planning advisor for Western On- tario said that before hiring a consultant, many things mist be considered, such as the cost of the official plans '(Mitchell is the only community with an of- ficial plan, which needs updating), evaluation on behalf of the con- sidtant as to the minimum cost requirements. Properties Are Sold The following property t6ns- fers ;'ere made recently through the real estate office of Joseph McConnell, Realtor; The farm owned by the estate of Gebrge Brown, concession 13, }Wiled Township, to John Pol- lard, Hull ett Township; The Mervyn Eyre house on Goderich StreetWest to Thomas Haley of Seaforth; The home on George Street, Seaforth, owned by Ronald O'Con- nor, Hibbert Township, to Edward C. Baker, Egmon,dville. 14-eni. Tin Top Void", Top Yalu Canadian, All-Purpo.e. Nippy or FLOUR PiMdrito CHEESE 3-1b. Bag SLICES 8-es. Pkg. PRIMROSE VEAL OR BEEF Stealtettes -FRYING (Whole or Hait)' Coteman's oven-Ready. with efteshi SHOULDER 190 ROAST lb' FTOZeT1 • MRS. J. ADOLPH 814 HOWE? OR., SUDBURY • SALLY McLAUGHLIN 133$ LANGMUIR AVE., LONDON • ROMEO LEDUC" 255 DUROCHER ST., VANIER CITY • 28-ow, Tire HEATING OIL Walden & Broadfoot ,,,,Pheaftc ,i 52.1224- Seaforth artitio...tolatw.../ERrerwmlifaemiesi SCREENED TOP SOIL CEMENT BACKHOE WORK GRAVEL (12", 16", 24", 36" Buckets) • All kinds of Digging, Trenching, Etc. EXCAVATING & GRAVELLING Egilding Sites, Yards, Drive Ways, Etc. Light Doting - Loading - Back Filling LYLE MONTGOMERY CLINTON, Phones:- 482-7644 or 482-7661, Top Vale Chelesset V'l" Cream Corn CHOICE oho/, hincy Kernel Corn TOMATOES 29° ; He said als6 the nature of he staff working on the project s of great importance. Consultants came from Lone dote_ Toronto and Buelineton. There were 35 present at the ;fleeting. Ellard Lange, Reeve of South gasthope said that he gained a great deal frOm the meeting and 4:14PE itiP140:4XE' ha :01.0rieis . . Top-EVERYDAY Valu LOW PRICES! Top Vohs Top Yalu To; Vol. Tap Vt:tV.1, BEANS fresh Roasted Iqud TOMATO i WITH PORK ' COFFEE BEAN Detergent KETCHUP , 24-aw. /9-ow. Tin 1-1b. bap Plastic Bottle '19c 39' 19' FOY Reac130 0-Eat Coleman's Skinned nd Oefatted E I .'IMPO'XPO;, SPIF,90.fir 1.9*-11 hoped to meet again, Reeve Ray Robinson of Mit- recommended that each council review the plans Sug- gested by the eeneultante with their planning board members and these meMbers will make recommendations to their coun- cils and another meeting will be called. Aro, Tif . : All Types e CEMETERY' MEMORIALS DA 1 1, Y, T. PRYO.E SON inquirig$, are Teiep4ane,NykrIber#,,: EXETER 234.$620 clitmti.40.94 I • seAFortirt: c9ntipit WHHy luclos Or Bill Pinder 527-1382 13. /274750. M. E. Hoover Phm.B Phone 527-1990 FARMHOUSE FROZEN (ASST'D FLAVOURS) -1 CREAM .PIES SLICED BREAD 2-ROLL PKG. FACELLE ROYALE (ASST'D COLOURS) PAPER TOWELS Maswell Howie (Special Porlil Cacao Royale 481::. 49$ Facial Tissue l.16 P.,,!,. Jr Tap Val, Pins Grede lb Creamery Butter 67 SroWly We* Orleant ar Dark Redl Kidney Beans .. 5 'it' $ Spring Sale on /UNA LP Stereo Records Babies 91annelette DIAPERS Hairdressing BRYLCREEM Netitan't Asst'd Chocolate Bars 131Ue Benner Coloured MARGARINE U.S. NO. 1 (SIZE 24's) California Sunkist ORANGES , Me3(10a11 No. I Vino Woe TOMATOES - FLORIDA MARSH SEEDLESS WHITE GRAPEFRUIT ,cNT ,•,v,tysv twm. • •*.tm,„‘ ECONOMT MEAT SECTION: lb. 65° lb. 854 lb. 55° Legs or Breast portion CHICKEN QUARTERS lb. ib. $109 \ RED BRAND it. BLADE STEAKS -..85' Aso, 4s.s sko,IsS. 5