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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1969-06-19, Page 11ember. Mrs, R. IL Peck hats been elected Secretary for the Huronview Auxiliary for 1969- 70. Mystery prizes.were won by Mrs. Annie Reid and Mrs. Harry Horton. Program conven- ors were Mrs. R. A. Orr and Mrs. Carl 'Payne, Hostesses Mrs, H. Horton and Mrs. R. M. Peck. WINS MONTREAL DRAW Gerald Regier, 48, R. R.3, Zurich won $250. 00 in a draw in Montreal's Voluntary Tax Plan. In addition he received a free return air trip, a tour of Mont- real and saw "Man and His World". Mr. and. Mrs. Regier were provided with accommod- ation at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel, Montreal, The question he was required to answer was to name the river linking Mon- [real to the Atlantic Oceen and he, answered "St. Lawrence'. Mrs. R. A. Orr and Mrs. Annie Reid, attended C. K.S, L Radio Coffee Club picnic in London on Wednesday. Visitors last week,with Mrs. George Hess were her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Griff Hu- ghes of Victoria, B. C. and their daughter, Mrs. Marjorie Camp- bell, of Sault Ste. Marie. Mr. and Mrs. Don Rigby of Blenheim, visited over the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snell, Mr. Stewart McQueen returned home with them for a visit. Week end visitors with Mrs. George Hess were her grand- daughter, Miss Kathy McCloy of Don Mills and friend Miss Eliz- abeth Boiston, of Don Mills. Carmel WMS Has 79th Anniversary $779 879 1449 1529 1579 $100 175 175 200 215 350 400 400 475 600 700 750 1300 1300 1795 2650 3800 4375 LSM FT USED CAR BARGAINS 64 PONTIAC SEDAN, As Is E24109 62 CHEV COACH, As Is N37646 63 FORD SEDAN, V-8, auto., needs paint H88858 63 CHEV SEDAN,' 6 auto., power steering N37645 64 FORD SEDAN, 6 stick H78751 • 64 PONTIAC 4-DOOR WAGON 9199X 63 FORD FAIRLANE COACH, new motor, needs paint N37644 63 PONTIAC HARDTOP, V-8, •'stick N37643 64 METEOR SEDAN, V-8, auto. 1479901 63 FORD HARDTOP, V-8, auto. H78729 64 FORD SEDAN, V-8, auto. H76818 63 PONTIAC SPORT COUPE H78250 64 rORD 4-DOOR HARDTOP, loaded H79000 64 FORD CONVERTIBLE, V-8, auto. H78734 66 FORD SEDAN,. 6 stick, a beaut H76895 66 FORD SEDAN, 6 auto. H78845 65 FORD CONVERTIBLE, liaded H76847 65 PONTIAC WAGON, V-8, auto. X2822 65 FORD WAGON, 6 auto. 98503X 66 CHEVY 11 HARDTOP H76234 65' FORD XL HARDTOP, V-8, auto. H77655 66 FORD SEDAN, V-8, auto., a beaut H39480 67 METEOR SEDAN, 6 auto. E25857 66 METEOR 2-DOOR HARDTOP, -loaded H89099 66 GALAXIE 500 SEDAN, loaded, low mileage H6834 66 CHEV SUPER SPORT Convertible, loaded 'H88381 66 FORD XL HARDTOP, loaded H76841' 66 FORD CONVERTIBLE, loaded H77654 ' 68 FORD SEDAN, 6 auto. H77850 67 T-BIRD LANDEAU,A -door, loaded H76892 USED TRUCKS 63 DODGE PANEL 087359 65 CHEV PICKUP C84670 65 FORD PCKUP, custom cab C87512 66 DODGE, long wheel base, C & C C87593 66 GMC PICKUP C80606 $200 349 349 499, 479 579 579 589 769 749 799 799 799 979 1279 1329 1379 - 1479 1529 1629 1649 1749 1729 1929' 1979 1979 2149 2149 2279 3679 TRACTORS and EQUIPMENT FERGUSON LOADER BOGBALLE 3-POINT HITCH MANURE LOADER FREEMAN LOADER, to fit Ford or MF tractor S CASE TRACTOR NEW KONGSKILDE FERTILIZER SPREADER ALLIS CHALMERS 'C' CASE 3-FURROW LIFT PLOW IHC H TRACTOR 1HC 250 DIESEL TRACTOR, As Is FERGUSON 2085 TRACTOR FORD 5-FURROW SEMI-MOUNT PLOW NEW FORD 120-BUS. SPREADER MASSEY 40 GAS TRACTOR MASSEY 35 DIESEL TRACTOR FORD 871 DIESEL TRACTOR FORD 3000 8-SPEED DIESEL 66 SUPER MAJOR 5000 DIESEL IHC 656 GAS TRACTOR, low hours THE GRASS IS GROWING . . Drop In. And Frio, Our FORD 535 9-FOOT MOWER CONDITIONER Lorry Snider Motors DIAL 233-1640 EX& TER Ford, Psirlano, Falcon and Ford Trucks • 6. ARE YOU IN FAVOUR OF A GENERAL YES FARM ORGANIZATION WITH COMPULSORY. CHECKOFF? NO SHOULD EACH MARKETING BOARD HAVE A YES VOTE ON THE PROVINCIAL COUNCIL OF THE GENERAL FARM ORGANIZATION? NO SAMPLE BALLOT An Opinion Poll for the, Establishment 'of a General Farm Organization in Ontario QUESTION 1 QUESTION 2 If a General Farm Organization is Established QUESTION 3 (Mark A or B or C) If a General Farm Organization is Established A SHOULD MEMBERSHIP REQUIRE A VOLUNTARY PAYMENT IN ADDITION TO ANY CHECKOFF? , A B SHOULD MEMBERSHIP BE AUTOMATIC WHEN A FAIIMER PAYS A COMPULSORY CHECKOFF ? B C SHOULD MEMBERSHIP REQUIRE A MINIMUM AMOUNT FROM A COMBINATION OF A VOLUNTARY PAYMENT AND A , COMPULSORY CHECKOFF? c Vote YES on the first question. Your answer on questions 2 and 3 which follow will give direct- ion to the founding convention of your new farm Organization. Sponsored by the GFO• Campaign Committee for Huron County. 3 Time Is •Running Out Get Farmers Organized Now, On June 24th Vote Sponsored by Tuckersmith Township GFO Campaign Committee The Family Farm Depends on YOU. On June 24th Vote I GFO I YES I Sponsored by Hullett Township GFO Campaign Committee Almost everyone else has a good organization working for them Farmers need a better one Vote for a better General Farm Organization On June 24th Vote GFO I YES 1 X sponsored by Huron County Campaign Committee ' (Albert Cartwi chairman) The Co-operation of all' ratepayers is .earnestly solicited. Anne Burchill, Clerk. Ed Chappel, Road Superintendent, James Holmes, Weed Inspector for Perth County. Read the .Advertisements It's a Profitable Pastime! Vote for One Effective General Farm Organization On June 24th Vote GFO YES • Sponsored by McKillop TOwnship GFO Campaign Committee NEWS of Electrical torm Hits Area • TO DESTROYW[[DS Mr. Robert Thomson, grand- father of Beatrice Thomson, a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter, is making better progress .,and hopes to be discharged soon. SPONSOR SHOWER Mrs. Gordon Schwalm ..aticl Marjorie'wete hostesses at their home for a miscellaneous show- er for Miss Verlyn Miller, R. R. 1, Hensall, a bride-elect of this Month, Twenty-four rela- tives, friends and neighbours attended the shower held Fri- day evening. The house was tastefully, decorated in pink and white motif. Mrs. Harry Cald- well, a former school teacher of the bride-elect read the pre- sentation address and Dorothy , Kipfer, Dorothy Skea, Ann Bell, Shelly Kipfer, Marjorie Schwa- lm presented the gifts.„ Miss Greta Laramie favoured with piano selections and accom- panied at the piano for a sing- song. Mrs. George Hess and' Mrs. Cecil Pepper directed con- tests. Mrs. J. E. McEwen, who compiled the bride's book, pre- sented it to the bride-elect. Out of town guests were the groom-elect's mother, Mrs. • Huston and her two daughters. from Sarnia. MAKE GIFTS TO GUELPH Hensall firemen were called to the home of Whs. Mary Hilde- brant of Richmopd Street about 9 p.m. Thursday night when lightning struck a lean-to at the rear of the home setting it ab- laze. The severe electrical storm which passed over Hensall around 5 p. m. also' did other b damage. A large elm tree with a double trunk on the farm of Stewart Bell, one mile and a quarter west of Hensall, w as struck by lightning, several T. V. sets,were damaged and an elec- tric elock on the wall of a re- ef sident was struck and completely dismantled. The Misses Barbara and Mar- • jade Schwalm spent the week end at the Pinery. Mr. and Mrs, R, G. Love, Caro, MiCh„ and Mrs., Albert Keys. Exeter, were guests, last Thursday with Mrs. J. E. McEwen, Mrs. Gordon Schwalm, who is the childrens secretary of London-Hamilton Synodical and the Huron Presbyterial attended a Presbyterial Workshop in Pais- ley. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Corlett and family , Toronto, were week end guests with Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle and Charles returned Tuesday evening of last week from a motor trip to Bethleham, Pa. They attended the Baccalaure- ate Service at Lehigh University Sunday for the graduate relativ- es and friends and on Monday Mr. and Mrs. Mickle attended the, graduation excercises when Charles received his Master of Arts Degree in International Relations at 'the University. VISIT DETROIT Beatrice Thomson, along with pupils of grade 6, 7 and 8 of Hensall Public School will go by bus ‘Wednesday to Detroit, Mich. and will tour the Museum, the Zoo and Greenfield Village. • I. • Carmel Presbyterian Church W. M. S. celebrated it's 79th Anniversary 'Thursday afternoon with guests present from Kippen United Church, Zurich Liftheren ' Church, and the Arnold Circle and Horne Helpers of the- Hee- Sall Church. President Mrs. R. A. Orr extended a welcome, The devotional and study were given by Mrs. George Walt and Mrs. Earl Campbell and ' vocal duets by Mrs. Malcolm Dougall and Mrs. Pearl Iove; Guest speaKer Mrs. Eric' Luthe er of Hensall based her thoughts from the 90th Psalm asking 'How could there be Creation with- out a Creator.' God, she said is a Creator no matter where we ' Charter Power Squadron' By Richmond Atkey Squadrons, known as the Goder- ich Squadron, received its form- al charter at a dinner, charter night Commander's ball, in the Officers Mess, Canadian Forces Base, Clinton, Sanirday'evening, Nearly 200 persons attended the gala .affair which was hon- oured by the presence df the Chief Commander for Canada, Howard S. Rees, N., a tnsmber of the Ottawa Squadron. '44' • Commander Rees presented the charter to Dr. G.F. Mills, Goderich, first commander of the new squadron, assisted by George P. Coppin, JN, London, Western Ontario District Com- mander. Officers of the new Squadron were sworn in as follows: Com- mander, Dr. G. F. Mills, God- erich; Executive Officer, Lt. Cmdr, E. B. Menzies, S, Clin- ton; Secretary-Treasurer, F/L, 'R. S. Atkey, AP, Clinton;First Lieutenants, F/I, K. S. Woods and B, E. Kuehl, Clinton; Training Officer, Lt, Cmdr, H, R. Corbett, AP, Goderich. Awards were made to the following graduates of the Pilot-, ing class conducted in Goderich during the winter: Ronald Carter, Clinton; Harold Cook, Blyth; Jack Elder, Clinton; Fred Fester, Goderich; R, V. Hurst, Goderich; Budd Kuehl, Clinton; Donald Langridge, Goderich; Donald • McArthur, Goderich; B. Y. Mc- Creath, Goderich; Murray Mc- Gill,' Goderich; Dr. Frank New- land,' Clinton; E. A. Roberts, Clin- ton; George Robertson, Goderich; Emerson Shera, Wingham; Lady Associates: Miss Madeleine Naf- tel, Goderich; Mrs. Ruth Robert- son, Gqderich; Junior Associates: Warren Cook, Blyth; Kevin Mills, Goderich. Instructor was H. R. Corbett. AP. Goderich. R. S. Atkey, Clinton, received the award for Advanced Piloting, a course which , he had taken with the Daytona Beach, Florida, Squadron of the United. States Power Squadrons. Greetings were brought from the USPS by Past District Com- mander Keith Brookes, Port Hur- on, Michigan. Commander Rees stated that the Canadian Powei Squadron is a nationwide association of Can- adians interested or active in boating and sailing. He said the objective is to establish a high standard of 'skill in handling small boats, -improve ability through training. By Richmond Atkey Huron County Board of Educe ation and Clinton Public Hospit- al Board have signed a two-year lease for office accommodation in the Nurses' Residence, Clin- ton, at $2, 500. a year, com- mencing July 1, 1969, it was reported to the former body at its meeting in Central Huron Se- condary School, Clinton, Mon- day evening. The Board of Education will be responsible for payment of light, hear and water bills;snow removal and caretaking, inside end out; and completion of its own alterations. The Clinton Hospital Board has agreed to put in a gravel parking lot with reservid park- ing space for 20 automobiles; and to provide a separate entry for Health Unit employees and patients. Alterations to the Nurses' Residence are estimated to cost $3, 211 at an agreed on price, made up as follows: Lighting, $1, 692 (providing for lighting intensity of 80-foot candles as presently exists in the Board Room); partitions, doors, removal of built-in desks and vanities, $1, 324; painting $295. The report indicated the fol- lowing equipment and machine requirements: furniture for Dir- ector of EthiCation, Business Administrator. Superintendent of Schools, Assistant Superinten- dents, Chief Accountant and Office Manager. Purchasing Agent, Flant Superintendent, three secretaries, two clerk-ty- pists, three.clerks, general of- fice equipment, less three ex- ecutive desks and three secret- arial desks on hand, Equipment and machines:six typewriters less three already owned; duplicating equipment (one owned, 'one Gestetner to be purchased); photocopying equipment; calculator (two if payroll done centrally); adding machine; filing equipment(some owned); cheque protectograph machine (already owned); two dictating 'machines; electric postage meter; air conditioners, Various supplies recteired include letterheads, envelopes, etc. For the above, the Budget Review Committee and the Board approved a maximum expendit- ure of $17, 000 and the Boar d already has established a capital expenditure review Process where- by the Executive Committee has the authority to authorize Cap- ital expenditures to a maximum of $2, 000. per item. The Board approved a motion "that the Executive Committee of the Board be authorized to proceed within the limits of the budget established" THE kg), ON: IIXF9SROR, :PEAFPF,4701, AVM* 1111 1111:. At an indoor picnic in the Legion Hall on Wednesday, June 11th, Hensall W. I. voted to contribute $25. 00 towards the $50, 000 needed for Expan- sion and. Development of Mac- Donald Institute, Guelph Univ- ersity, to celebrate its 75th Anniversary. The Shifty Chefs, 4-H Girls club contributed, a novel and educational skit" Take a pound of Hamburg". Leaders Mrs ; Wm. Fuss and Mrs. Tom Travers were presented with gifts by Mrs, R. 0, Elgie. It was decided to sponsor an open meeting Of the Huron Cou- nty Historical Society in Sept- go there is beauty everywhere , created by God. Mrs. Luther also sang "Let the beauty of Jesus he seen in me", Mrs Geo Walker had the honor of cutting, the 79th anniversary cake Of the W. M. S: , which was made by Mrs. Clarence Volland and decorated by 'Mrs. 'Malcolm Dougall. MILTON WILLERT Funeral services for the late keltob Willett of.Goderich was held Saturday from Stiles Fun- eral Home, Goderich, with bur- ial in Maitland Cemetery, God- erich. Mr. :Willett passed away in Alexandra and Marine Hos- pital, ,Goderich on Wednesday. He was 52 and is survived by his wife the former Gladys Saund- • ercok, formerly of Hensel'. He is survived by a daughter, Pat- ricia, at home, his mother, Mrs; Amelia Willert, Dashwood; • one brother Alvin, Exeter; sis- ters Mrs. Cliff (Doris) Penhale, 'Dashwood and Mrs, R, (Ada) Newton, London, ..ommeiniippmmeimmitemimorsor O. It's Your Future' Act Now On June. 24th' Vote GFO I YES X Sponsored by Grey Township GFO. Campaign Committee .notice is hereby given to. all. persons. .4.possessiou land in accordance with the,Weed Volift.01:Akt„ *op • wee 3, 13 and IQ, that' unless noxious: weeds. ,,growing on their lands within the Municipality of ow 'township of 'Hilbert are destroyed by the date of • June • k. 1969 and throughout, the 'season-, the MunieiPality may enteivpOti the said lands and bevy the weeds clestroye.cV,0* Opt the • costs against the land in taxes, as set onto the 4.0t; Passed by the Agricultural Committeeftrth.tintY-Anyone duniping weed seeds refuse on Municipal roads will be liable to a fine of up to $100.00 and legal costs for guilty offenders.