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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1969-06-12, Page 13THE frPARO II*FTSITAR; sEAF9RT' JUNE IS DAIRY MONTH SANDWICH SPREAD A Low Fat Dairy Spread Made From Pasturized Butter By SEAFORTH CREAMERY CO. LTD,. Main Street Seaforth, Ontario JUNE IS V". DAIRY MONTH GAY LEA DAIRY PRODUCTS "FRESH FROM OUR LOCAL FARMS" DROP IN AT THE LOCAL BRANCH OF THE UDPC AND PICK UP FARM *FRESH Gay Lea Eggs io Gay Lea Butter 4. Gay . Lea Cheddar Cheese 4. Gay Lea Ice Cream Gay Lea Yogurt UNITED DAIRY PRODUCERS CO-OPERATIVE GAY LEA PRODUCTS SOUTH MAIN STREET PHONE 527-1590 SEAFORTH, ONTARIO Anyone who isn't inter- ested in niutual7 funds should never marry. Try Tasty ICE CREAM (Wring NATIONAL DAIRY MONTH Buy Ice Cream in Bricks, Bulk, Cones,' Dixie Cups See These Dealers for Cream illIcCLINCHEY'S RESTAURANT for Bisset's ice Cream Famous Name Ice SMITH'S SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET for SILVERWOODS' DELUXE ICE CREAM Bricks • Cones - Bulk - Etc. It's, Delicious! Neilson's Ice Cream available at BOB &BETTY'S VARIETY Bisset's Ice Cream available at SEAFORTH LIONS PARK Royal Ice Cream from GERALD'S SUPERTEST Phone 527-1010 — Seaforth A Family Favorite! York ice Cream from' CLEAVE'S SUNOCO SERVICE Have You Tried Top Value, IGA or Bisset's Ice Cream Buy it today at your I.G.A. 'Store WILKINSON'S I.G.A. JUNE 'IS DAIRY MONTH Rate Up 9 Mills in Logan Township The Btodhagen street light rate is 1.6 mills and the Monkt- on street light rate is 10 mills because of the new lights in- stalled there this spring, Mr. Reaney said. The Mitchell fire area rate is one mill and the Monkton fire area rate ( for buildings only) is three mills. The final inspection report on the McDougall drain was accepted by council and the contractor paid the full con- Logan area the 1969 mill rates tract price of $5, 800. are (1968 in brackets following): -The reports on the Jacob 17. 81 farm and residential and Weir drains were provision- (13. 67); 19.79 commercial and .ally adopted. The road account industrial 03):- in the-El:ma —for-$ 6:202 and the general acc- ount for $6, 406 were passed for payment by council. • BRODHAGEN Mrs. Fred Johns was the guest speaker at the monthly meeting of the L. C. W. of St. Peter's Lutheran Church Wed- nesday evening when her topic . was "Time For Everything"; Mrs, Earl Rock sang a'solo "Take 'Time To Be Holy". Mrs.Johns was introduced by Mrs. George Rock And thanked by Mrs. Ella Rose. Than-you cards and donat- by T. W. Clapp; Assoc- ions were received from Pastor fate Huron Rep. Lossing and Mrs. Mary Leonhardt. cooler nights have been supre.s- hymn "There's a Wideness In sing maximum growth. The Gods' Mercy" was sung in 'her have emerged, most of the corn ped the growth a lot, but the Mrs. George Beuernian and the is in and some is up, There is grain crops are all in and most honour, The warmer days have hel- A birthday was repor.ted by ed a 13ihle contest of jumbled Mrs, Keh Elligsen conduct- words and the contest was won a great dep.l of poor germinat- by Mrs. Dan Beiierman. ion and yellowed grain and corn Mrs. Le.,-,a ,Bennewies is stay- plants. • Forage 'growth is good and ing with her daughter Mrs. Robert French and Mr. French after a lot of cattle are out on .past- being a patient at the 1<-1V Hos- pital. Mrs, Caroline,' Elligsen ac- companied Mr. and Mrs. Harold Elligsen 4o Windsor on Saturday to attend the wedding of her -;,:•"' granddaughter Carol Ann, daugh- ter of ,Ms., and 'Mrs. Carl TIMsen to Steve Stoikovic of Windsor. HONOR GOUPLE A shower was held at the Community Hall on Friday even- ing for Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Prueter (Marie Broughton). Mrs. Gary Josling read the address to the newly married couple and Mervyn Wurdell presented them'with a gift of money. "The Blenders" supplied the music for dancing during the evening. , Visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Lavern Wolfe over the week end were Mr. and Mrs. Marcus,Gruhl, Fullarton, Mr. Ross Leeming, Seaforth and Mr. Christie Diehl, St. Marys. ' Relatives received word of the death of Mr. Clayton Carl- ton at Wilson, New York on Sunday. He was married to the former Louise Wesenherg. Mr. Manuel Beuerm'an and Mr.. Norman Beuerman went on a bus trip with the Seaforth Bugle Band and attended the 'Big Parade' at Frankenmuth, Michigan. BRUCEFIELD Mr. and Mrs. Barry Lyndon, Toronto, spent last week end with Mrs. Lyndon's mother, Mrs. W. Haugh. Mr, and Mrs. Tyommsler, Toronto, visited with' their daughter, -Mrs. Johanna Vuil- leux, Brucefield. Mrs. John Henderson and her mother, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs, GeO. Henderson spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pet- erson, Sarnia. Mr. and Mrs. Greg. Mc- Gregor, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mc- Gregor and family spent the week end with Mrs, Max Tully, Peterborough. Miss.Helen Broadfoot, Lon- don, was a week end guest with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Broadfoot. Mrs; dames ivic Naughton sprained her ankle on the street in Seaforth on Saturday. DECORATION DAY The annual Memorial Service, carried out by Bruce- field 1. 0, 0. F. will be held at Bairds.Cemetery on Sunday,. June 22nd at 2"p. in. SEED CORN STILL IN STOCK FUNK G 4110 43 11A 4170 Custom Spraying Corn, eans, .Etc, " • Most P lar Weed .Control Material in 'Stock • MILTON DIETZ PURINA CHOWS RR 3, Seaforth — Phone 527-0608 WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS: Dial 27-0240 Read the.Advertisements — It's a Profitable. Pastime! !., The mill rate in Logan Township is up about 9 mills this year and "it's all because of education," said township clerk Kenneth Reaney. The county and township rates remained the same as last year : 16.37 mills county;22. 13 mills farm and residential town- ship; 25.23 mills commercial and industrial township. For eleinentary education in the Fullarton, Hibbert and area the comparative figures are 21. 94 F. and R. (20); 24. 38C and 1(22). The separate school rates are: 17.81 F and R (16.2 Dublin and 17.71 Kinkora); 19. '79 C and I (18 Dublin). The Mitchell high' school mill rate in Logan were set at 17. 04 F and R (11. 95); 18,93 C and 1(33, 15). The Dublin con- tinuation school area rates are: 20. 66 F and R (16); 22.95 C and I (18).. CROP REPORT ure. 'NORTHSIDE U.C.W. Members and visitors of Unit I held a pot luck supper meeting with 29 ladies present. ,;,Mrs. W. Broadfoot wel- corned everyone and a short meeting followed. The ladies were reminded to go to Seaforth Manor to entertain the residents. The fall Autumn Fair is to he held Oct. 4. A program followed open- ing with a hymn and scripture read by Ruth Cluff and prayer by Mrs. Roe. Mrs, Don Wood introduced the speaker, Mr. Dave Schenk, who is the local scout leader, He told of his trip to the East Coast as leader of a group of area,Boy Scouts and showed several pictures as they travelled 3800 miles. KO.&va Ellil thanked the speaker WI- giving his time to Scout work in Seaforth.