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The Huron Expositor, 1970-09-10, Page 8Plays Pipes Scotland 6 WA ere ysit eon /rods wiA eennele!ver" WHEAT CONTRACTS AVAILABLE IN THE SEED WHEAT OF YOUR CHOICE! • YORKSTAR -16 • TALBOT • GENESEE We can also supply your FERTILIZER REQUIREMENTS • , "TRADE WITH CONFIDENCE" TRADE WITH OK'S DIVISION 011 GERURO CORP. 262- MaINISALL MARKET YOUR WITH YOUR CO-OP TO OBTAIN TOP MARKET VALUE FOR YOUR CROP, USE THE IMPROVED FACILITIES OF HENSALL DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE PHONE 262-2928 HENSALL • • *M. SEAFORTH ELEC TRONICS NEVER TIRES OF GIVING THE BEST SERVICEMINEIR CUSTOMERS! SERVICE TIPS 9* DON PLETSCH LEAVE WELI., YOU DRAGGING T.V. YOUR DESERVE DINNERS FROM NAT ON— A REST, ICE BOX TO OVEN WERE DEAR— ALL WEEK MUST EATING se EXHAUSTING. OUT! .v. ‘Iii )1.4 Lc - 1.- Z.1141011,4113. • SEAFORTH ELECTRONICS SALES & SERVICE • TV ef.iimmiminnim..1.1 Phtwe,527-1150 • 17 SPARLING STREET a I Ph. 527-0240: Expositor Action Ads (by Minnie Noakes) Hensall council property committee reported at the Sept- ember meeting of council that the new fire hall is progressing fa- vourably. Councillor Knight in- formed council that the Industrial committee may soon begin work- ing again. He feels that a brief should be made .,on design for development but at the present he is most concerned regarding school taxation and the current debates about payment of same. He fears that if certain rate- payers refuse to pay their taxes for school purposes that the average working man may end up paying far more than he is now. Councillor Knight feels that it is time someone spoke up for the "Other side". E. R. Davis reported he had used all the patching material for the roads and thought a fair job had been done . He had taken away several loads of dirt from behind the Town Hall and had filled in some ditches with it. He also reported that he and his helper had repaired several stretches of sidewalk and if coun- cil wished' he would continue to repair more sidewalk. Council agreed to this suggestion. C. E. Reid and Son are to repair two catch basins in the near future and Mr. Parsons had requested that the dump be bulldozed. Mr. Davis is to secure calcium chlo- ride to apply to Oxford St. W. and Elizabeth St. S. He said the battery on the old tractor is not "By the the time we find the ball, I'll be too tired to play!" SCREENED TOP SOIL CEMENT BACKHOE WORK GRAVEL (12", 16", 24", 36" Buckets) All kinds of Digging, Trenching, Etc. EXCAVATING & GRAVELLING Building Sites, Yards, Drive Ways,' Etc. Light DoZing - Loading - Back Filling LYLE MONTGOMERY CLINTON; Phones: 482-7644 or 482-7661 11..-The MOWN IMPOSITOR, SRAFORTH, ONT" SIM 19, 19T) Construction We!I Advanced On New Hensall Fire Hall Rodger Vernier, a recent dele- gate to the London Conference of United Church Women at Alma College gave an interesting de- votional on the ""Theme of Love". Karen McAllister favOured with 2 piano selections and Mrs. McAllister gave the study. Mrs. Gordon Schwalm, who is the children's secretary of the Hamilton-London Synodical of the Huron Presbyterial of the Presbyterian Church, attended the Women's Missionary Confer- ence adult and.childrens training event of the University of Guelph for three days last weekend and_ visited Miss Jean Morrison,Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Smith and Mrs. Mabel Jarrott of Guelph. Mr. and Mrs. Read, of Hespeler, the former a nephew of Mrs. Alma Hess, also topic the trip. Mrs. Pearl Woirel , . from Muskegan, Michigan and Mrs. Velma Gardiner from Caro, Michigan, returned home on Thursday after spending the last week with Mrs. Pearl Shaddick and Mrs. Annie Cole. Mr. Carl Payne is a pat-. lent in Seaforth Community Hos- pital. Mrs. J. L. McCloy and Carrie, Don Mills, visited with Mrs.' Alma Hess this week. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Johnson, Hensall, and Mr. and Mrs. Alex McBeath, Kippen have returned from a three weeks trip to the Coast, visiting Vancouver Island, Yellow Stone Park and other places of interest. They also visited with relatives in Moose Jaw, Sask., and Edmonton, Alberta. They enjoyed the trip by motor, travelling 7,Q00 and returned by the United States. Miss Troyann Bell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Bell, Hensall, passed two Silver Dances and received the "Silver Medal" for Free Skating Solo last week end at the St. Thomas Summer Skating School. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Drysdale left Sunday by jet for a holiday in Copenhagen, Denmark. The World Council Conference of Young Men's Service Clubs is being held there. Mr. Clarence Reid, who underwent surgery in St,Joseph's Hospital, London, has returned home. Mrs. Archie Noakes is a pat- ient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Mrs. William Kyle is a pat- ient in Victoria Hospital,London. Mrs. Alma Hess was a week end guest with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Smith and Mrs. Mabel Jarrott in Guelph. Mr. and Mrs. John Soldan, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Soldan and Tracy, of Huron Park, spent the week end with Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Spellman, Kitchener and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Heppler, Waterloo. Diane and Geoffrey • Corlett, Toronto, are spending a week holidaying with their grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Cook. Seek Tree Seedlings Cprrespondent Mrs.Norman Long The second meeting of the Kippen .Health Seekers was held at the home of Donna Whitehouse. It was decided to have the record books white with red lettering. Votes were taken on "Making Leisure a Pleasure". ..The leaders demonstrated huck weav- ing and told how a mobile was made. A hike was enjoyed by the 4-H members at the Pinery. Misses Jill and Robyn .Mc- Lellan spent the holiday week end with their grandparents,Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dickert of Exeter. Mr. and- Mrs. 'W. A. Law- rence and WA. R. E. Hollings, News of KIPPEN Health Seekers Meet The Department of Lands and Forests must annually collect sufficient quantities of seed of the various species of Ontario trees to maintain supplies used by the nurseries to produce ap- proximately 70,000,000 forest tree seedlings each year for reforestation. This is a mammoth under-' taking. It requires the assist- ance of the entire field organ- ization to ideate and estimate the seed and cone crops, to arrange for collections, storage and handling of the seed and Gay and Craig, all of Moose Jaw,Sask. returned home from a tree week vacation with. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence's daughter, and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Robinson and fa.mily. Mrs. Harold Jones is a patient lit Victoria Hospital, London. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Mc- Bride recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Grant Love at Caro, Mi- chigan. Labor Day visitors with Mrs. LOng were.Mr. and Mrs. Cleave Coombs of Egmondville, Mrs. Alma Hess,and Mrs.Grace McEwen of Hensall. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bell and family spent the holiday week end at Sauble Beach. cones and for final transporting of them to the Ontario Tree Seed Plant at Angus or one of the nurseries. The Department relies on the assistance of the citizens of Ontario because much of the seed collection is done , by local persons who obtain picking. con- tracts. -In this way there is an opportunity to help maintain and expand Ontario's reforestation program. This year the Lake Huron Forest District has targets to collect cones of Red Pine, Tam- arack and Norway Spruce and seed of Red Oak and Black . The Division Offices ailles- peler, (658-9356); Owen Sound (376-3860). and Stratford (271-, 2890) expect to organize collec- tion programs to obtain specific quantities of cones and seeds. Collection will be, by contract only. Use Expositor Want - Ads Phone 527-0240 Phone 527-1390 Chesterfield Suites - Rockers wivel Rockers - Bedroom Suites VISIT OUR BOOTH AT THE SEAFORTH FALL FAIR, WHITNEY FURNITURE Authorized Kroehler Dealer - Seaforth Store-Wide ,Fair Week Specials good and council instruct%) him to purchase a new one. Building' permits were ap- proved for Mr. Chipchase, Dr. Goddard and C.E.Reid. The tender of Gerald Shantz to remove and construct 1800' of sidewalk was accepted. By-laws No. 8 and No.9 to give the P. U. C. authority to carry out water main extension and to construct a Hydro Electric Power Station and by-law No.10, to borrow money .for the financing the amount of $14,850 were passed. Debentures are to be issued over a ten year period for all construction, the water works to be repaid by the council and they hydro work to be repaid by the Hensall P.U.C. Bills and accounts in the amount of $2,415.09 were ordered paid. NEW AT ROWCLIFFE For 1971 MOTORS 197.1 DART SWINGER Increased ' interior comfor4 fresh exterior styling, reliable performance and traditional economy - all add up to Canada's most attractive compact car value for 1971 - the Dodge Dart from Chrysler 'Canada Ltd. Dart' for 1971 offers two-door hardtop and four-door sedan body styles in three lines: Dart, Swinger, and -Dart Custom. All vinyl high-back bucket seats for Swingers, with integral head restraints are optional to cdmpliment a large variety of interior trim colors and materials. Interior trims)for.the new 1971 Dart cars offer greater variety than ever-before. The Dodge Dart line is offered in Dart and Dart Custom four-door- sedans, along with a two- door hardtop Dart Swinger model. Base engine in the Dart lines is the 198-cubic-inch Six cylinder power plant with an optional 225-cubic-inch six cylinder and 318-cubic-inch V-8. 1971 DODGE DEMON 340 SPORT COUPE Chrysler Canada Ltd. will offer a new, 108-inch, wheelbase Sport Coupe called the Dodge "Demon" as. one- of 'the low price leaders in its 1971 compact line. Only one Demon model will be available with a , performance engine and it ryvill be called "Demon 340": Designed to appeal to the economy-minded sports compact motorist, Demon follows in the Chrysler tradition of offering a little bigger package for the price. The standard six cylinder engine in Demon will be a 198 cubic-inch Slant Six. A 225 cubic-inch Slant Six will be optional. Standard V-8 will be the 318 cubic-inch engine. Demon and 1971 Dart will share front end styling but' will feature separate interior and dash appointments. The rear side windows on the Demon will be of the pivot type. Long known for economy and reliable performance, the 198 cubic-inch six cylinder engine in the Demon provides enough power to merge properly into high speed traffic on through- ways and pass readily on two-lane highways. A big feature of the Demon is a 15 cubic-foot trunk capacity with a flat" floor-which compares favorably with some intermediate and medium priced cars, not to mention smaller compact entries. • 1971 DODGE/FARGO D100 ADVENTURER S/E Light duty pickups and service vehicles -- passenger paying compact vans -- sports vehicles for the outdoor enthusiast -- rugged medium-heavy duty models to the mighty diesel-powered tractors all add up to make the 1971 model Dodge/Fargo truck lineup the widest ever. The Adventurer series pickups are available in three models: AdVenturer, Adventurer Sport and Adventtirer S.E. Highlight of the 1971 Dodge and Fargo pickups Is the AdVenturer S.E.(special Edition), which includes simulated woodgrain panelling on the sides and rear gate sections. Interior features include full-foam, bench,style vinyl and nylon seats, fully carpeted floor, additional sound and weather insulation, and docir pockets which can be,u'sed for storage of maps, sunglasses, or other 'personal items. Campers will find this new pickup suitable to their every need. The many driver-assist options also make the truck very driveable from a woman's view- point, and the high styling and good looks are acceptable in any surrounding. Rowcliffe Motors Goderich Street, 'Seaforth Phone ,527-1670 • Correspondent Mrs.Maude Hedden Tom Travers, l'7, is playing at the Festival in Edinburgh, Scotland, with the Highland Fusil- iers of Canada, Galt. Tom left the 9th of August and expects to arrive home Sept. 13th. He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Travers. REVIEW ACTIVITIES Amber Rebekah Lodge resumed meetings when they met in the Lodge Hall Wednesday, September 2nd with Noble Grand Mrs. Elgin Thomson presiding. The Vice Grand reported sending cards and flowers to a number of sick and shut-ins dur- ing the holidays. A request was received for help 'for the Sudbury disaSter area. A letter was received from the District Secretary notifying the Lodge of the instal- lation of officers to be held November 4th. Mrs. Leona Parke and Mrs. Annie Reid reported visiting patients at Queensway Nursing Home and presenting them with treats. The report of the years work by Past District'Deputy Presid- ent, Mrs. Margaret Bowra of Goderich was read. HUSBANDS ARE GUESTS A pot luck supper preceded the September meeting of Hensall Legion Ladies Auxiliary onSept- ember 2nd with members of the Legion as guests for the supper. President, Mrs. Vic Stan, took the chair. President Mrs.Stan and secretary, Mrs. W. H. Bell will attend the convention at Niagara Falls, September 21st as delegates. A social evening will be held October 17th when a draw will be made for a $50 bill by the sports committee, Mrs. Clarence Reid and Mrs. Wm. Smale. Mrs: M. Rooseboom' won the mystery prize and Mrs. Grant Bisback the guessing prize. ,HEAR CONFERENCE ' """ -REPORTS The regular ,meeting of Unit 4 of Hensall United Church Wom- en was held Thursday with Mrs. J. McAllister presiding. Mrs.