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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1969-04-10, Page 5Watch for Opening Announcement Of NevicAgrieo... Fertilizer :lender, \vSUPERIOR *FOOD MARKET SDHS STUDENTS CANVASS BEGINt MONDAY' APRIL 14th and continues until Friday, April 18th PLEASE NOTE Residents who may be omitted in the canvass, may for- ward giftsty'mail in the envelope'provided to IL J. SPITTAL,' Campaign Chairman, Seaforth, Ontario. CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY — HURON UNIT Office on King Street, Clinton, open Tuesday, and Priday , afternoons each week. qmcl: Mrs: •I ev/W 4tenee • And-fareilY.-Visitect-With-,34,4014-:- aver7the, Mist, Dennis , . 31'r, and Mrs Bill Evans And Don SinningerA 'Toronto' er1n-13enffulierTIOti _ 4 V PAINTERS • TINTER IOR EXTERIOR Phone 482..9512 Remember! It takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pocket. To advertise, just. Dial Seaforth 527-0240. ' Homemaking ',sigh girls Lin Huron have been, taking Ort4n, the 4-11 spring project "Meg the Menu". Throughout the past three months; the girls have studied the various cuts of beef and' pork, learning to identify and locate the cuts on the cart cam. Methods of cooking both cuts of beef and pork were dem- onstrated at the meetings. The girls themselves have tried many new recipes using mainly the economical, less tender cuts. Throughout the project they have kept a record book and re- cipe file pertaining to meat and meat cookery. Achievement Days in Huron County will begin on April 19th at Hewick Central School. Sub- sequent Achievement Days will be held at Luckno*, April 26th (Ldteltn w Public SA 00, Sea- forth, y,011 rth trio 14.0 *61390PIi4t3Iiii9:644 Alsip 10th Masiwined* VcmigtuOtY Ceritre) and BrUeefield May 24th (I.htren CAntentAal School). The girls will exhibit their record books and reelPelAleg as well as present an afternoon programme of skits, demetAratioale and ex- hibits. jitrilor Farmers The Seaforth-Junior (Partner's met Tuesday April Est at the Seeforth District !High School. It vas, njointlneeting *hen Virm. Patterson 4howetl. slides of Weld Africa. ale Thad: served there iwith the Cress ;Roads in the =turner of '1965 Afor rtwo -ntOrd445. ratan and family of tondon,,Aso Mr. and Mrs, lohn Sp,s/vrtof Kitchener visited with Mr. and, Urst Norman Moan And fain* ilY. Mr. and *rs, CharleS Geddes and family and Mr. and Joe Murphy visited with M. and Mrs. James Cameron 'Anct Mr. and Mrs.. Bedford Dungey Sarnia, Mrs.-H. B Atehinson and ,rd. ,Master olfieltael Qherwnilto ;of Toronto was a week And''''NittiteP of Mr. And Mrs, DM 1001334 Mrs. Greta McLeod. and aVIr, and 'Mrs. KennethlMeteod ednvith Mr. and.' Mr4-. 'Leroy !Pei, ker in - London over end. .tind 'Mrs. Mess enntling- ham,. Karen 'and Ricky tit Ethel visitetrwith 'Mr. and ',Mrs. Ken Ritaliie on !StindaY. 'Mr. George 'Hamilton Of'44.00- urn /visited :with and *Mrs. A. C. :Rutledge over AIM meek- end and attended the MeGon- igle 25th Anniversary. Mrs. Mary Welch, 'July ,and • Debbie of Dorchester -visited withars. Cecilia Rozell and fam- ilY over the holiday weekend. Mrs. Jean Howes-of Wingham visited with Miss Bernadette Howes over the holiday week- end at the home of Mrs. Jeanette Praiser. -Mr. and Mrs, Earl Hastings of Listowel and Mr. and Mrs. Dan-. ny Murray of Stratford were weekend • visitors with, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Strong. Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton of Stratford were weekend visit- ors of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Von Euw and, family. Mr. and • Mrs. Donald Tremeer of Kitchener were weekend•visit. ors of Mr: and Mrs. Wilfred Tremeer: Mr.-and Mrs. Jaines Boyce of London and., Mr. .and Mrs..„ Joe Uniac of Guelph; Mr. and Mrs. John Consitt and .family of Zur- ich were holiday visitors of Mr. and Mrs'.4Ed Boyce. ' Mr. and Mrs. Charles, Dungey and family of London and Mr. George KrUse Jr. of Toronto) were .visitors of Mr. and Mrs.' Geo. Kruse and family and Mrs. F. Dungey over the weekend. Bill McLean and Jack Durst who are travelling in Europe'for • a year are now in Morocco visit- ing historictirsite.s. LOBA ,Names • 'Euchre Winners Winners at the LOBA. Euchre Monday were. Ladies .kigh, Mrs. H. 'Damage; -ladles', lone; Mrs. E. BroWn; &'Turn- bull; Robert Camp- bell; mens lone, IL .11!01.paage; mens-low;E. Toll. Winner Of the cake draw,' Jim Kelly. There were 12 tables' in play.. , and Mrs.. mot Murray and rel- atives: Mr. and Mrs. Cyril • Murray, icitehener with Mrs. John. E. Murray. 'Miss Marie Krauskopf, th.N4s, Catherine &RP' kap!, SA Marilyn Looby, with Mr. aed Mrs. Clayton • Looby. , Mr. .mrs. Itehert Stapp till won. 41,:ntla smrsen .efi,o1A.g.mtesbeite4.104,. n. Mr. a d Mrs. harry Alt&lop, don with Mr. and 'Mrs. Joseph Ryan. • ST. COLUMBAN Mr. and 11/Ird:'Tem'Dawe and Carolyn and Neil JVIarshand of Windsor spent Easter with Mrs. Dawe's parents Mr. and. Mrs. Leo Murray. Mr. Ernie Toll of Eginondville spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Murray. Usborne Council Mr. and )Elva; Jim dsor :andTurf!: . 'Pp 1.1-01ni4er* ' and Ws, Gordon' COstelic And' lily.Of Nestbrook Ont. ASO,' and Mrs: Danny Cost- ello And family Kitchener with sati Mrs. CROlU4*, t. gin Cestella n444g sfactory recovery in St. Jos- eph's gestlital? Aendon., • Mr. Willian1 st4Pl.gtcil 440 re- turned to her home from St. Petersburg; Florida. . Mr: and PIP. Ben Agar and Frs. Edward Stapleton, Kathleen !Atspieton, Newcombe, Port Credit in .TOt . edol. - Mr. ad Mrs. Jack .Kelly. and family, ,ArVA,.•Mr.tend Mrs. Kvith KeltyrAndjlemily,,,Alte4eger, Afx.. and Mrs. :Stapleton ,:And children AnbArn,, Robert 47141,g, limn ton, *ter- the late fe. r SW149UPPj. ;• A James P. ram At Brucefield 6 lies Linda Friend,' gitcheher, Alias en4,.'gkielEtiA Vat Lydia:' ITO A04* Toronto, With 10, and 'Mr's . Charles 'friend; Miss pe_rpadette 1Vagie of Lon- don with Mr. and KO. 40,41% Ping- le, • Mrs Mr. and Mrs, William Byrne Park, lifiebigan t Crossdall,. Wyndette, Michigan, and Mrs. Peter Dill, Abell- ester, Michigan With MP Monica Byrne. Mr. George and Edward Hol- land, Scarboro with relatives in the village Usborne Connell met at El- imviile for 'the April. meeting. Reeve Roy Westeott and Coun- cillors Lloyd Ferguson, Walter • McBride and William Morley we re present. Council was advised that drain by-laws are 'ready to be mailed to assessed ratepayers and the date set for final passing and consideration of tenders for the• work is April 22nd. • M. J. Geiser representing`Hod- gson Limited reviewed insurance coverage held' and Council ag- reed on renewal $1443.44 for the Road Department and $596.14tt, for general accounts. Road ac- counts amounting, to ;35,679.86 were passed and the Road Super- intendent was instructed to call tenders for the contract to spray the roadsides of the municipal.- ity for weeecontrol. The Treasurer reported re- ceipt of the balance of the 1968 road subsidy $26;488.34, 1966 tax arrears collected by the County of $173.20, hall collected $21.00 and Road Dept. accounts receivable, of ;$39.25. General accounts amounting to $7394:70.paid. The Department of Murrici- pal Affairs advised that the Bas- ic Shelter Grant would be con- tinued in 1869 and that the ad- ministration of assessment wOiiki be taken over by the province in 1970, A Township of Tuckersrnith resolution on Regional Govern- ment was filed. And .Mrs, Billie reeneY children of London WOW end na Atchinson of Torante visit- children ed with W. nnd'Idrs. Sid Gera- and fanpi,ly, Kitchener with M.r. ' WIZ 'NC/1MM Stapleton, mall .over the weekend, ;FARM, FARM 4T USE VO)00,11", OUR GOAL This TO, IGHT CANCEI AT YOUR a PITTSBURGH PAINT DEALER CROWN liAR W PHONE 5274420 SEAFORTH iy SPECIALS FOR Thursday, Friday and Saturday YOUR DONATION IS URGENTLY NEEDED /To SUPPORT 0: FINISH CHOOSE FRAM INIgmootATti FLAT a INTERIOR: SEMIGLOSS • • INTERIOR' NIGIt d LOSS • OUTSIDE' HOUSE PAINT Pittsburgh Paint now provides you with' 4 of the most phpular paint finishes with exceptional quaiRy, at a thrifty 'tow price. . 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