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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1971-06-03, Page 5• NOTICE TO DESTROY NOXIOUS WEEDS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to ,all Property Owners in Huron County In accordance with the Weed Control Act. R,S.0, 1960, Sec. 3, 13, 19, and amendments thereto, that unless noxious weeds growing on their lands are destroyed by June 15, 1971 and throughout the season, the Municipality may enter upon the said lands and have the weeds destroyed, charging the costs against the land in taxes, as set out in the Act. The co-operation of all citizens is solicited. ALEX, CHESNEY, Weed Inspector, County of Ninon • •• lay-lasting comfort for father ECINERS GIVE FATHER RELAXING COMFORT 'We call thein "Ifelaxables" or . rechnIng chairs that are decorative, white they do a day-in-and-day-out job of comfort. All are literally "built to last." Covered in soft breathable vinyls or handsome fa)rics. Unusual Style Features Distinguigh This Group of Reclining, Priced from, Relaxing Chairs From 99a 95 LA-Z-BOY and KROEHLER BOX FURNITURE Phone 527-0680 Sea er& positions of which only one other teacher was interyieWed. • Itinerant remedial con,' stiltants are Mrs. Ila Mayes, presently on staff at Ilsbome Central School; Mrs. Beryl ,Nicholson, presently on staff at the A./M Hugh Campbell schPol, pFB Clinton; and Miss Shirley Norman, presently on staff at Colborne Central School. There were 18 other applications made, seven of these additional applic- ants being interviewed. Chairman Bob Elliott noted that of nine perions hired, five were from Ilnion County. "That's a good indication to me," stated Elliott, Other teachers appointed tol, fill vacant positions left b_y secondary schools • la Arthnr H. _ resignations from the St,aff were: Henwood, presently employed at Miss Jane Dougall and the General Vanier Secondary School, Oshawa. Fifteen applications were received for this job and six interviews held. Itinerant speech consultants will be Mrs. Bessie Road, presently on staff in North York; Mrs. Verna Kane, presently on staff at Victoria Public School; and Mrs. Pamella Scotchmer, on staff at Exeter Public School until December 1970. There were seven other applications for theas- Miss Jacqueline Dunn, Usborne Central; Miss Helen 'Elliott, Clinton PS; Miss Helen Hoshal, Holmesville PS; Charles Liddle, Brookside; Miss Linda Ward, Stephen Ceetral; Charlea"Baetz and Paul Jury,F. E. M.adill, Wing- ham; David Cox, South Huron DHS; Robert Dick,' GDCI; and James Moore, Seaforth DRS. Resignations include Mrs. Rena Fisher, Brookside; Mrs. Darlene Castle, Miis Lois Thompson, 'Betty, Jim, Sharon and Bob. Mrs. Doug Whyte, Lori and Lisa of Glen Orchard visited on Sunday with Mr. Harold Whyte, Mrs. W. L. Whyte, Tom, Bill and Margie. Mr. 'Jim Medd of Shelburne spent the weekend with his par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Jack Medd and Kerri. Mrs. Lawrence Hill of Cred- iton is spending a few days with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszcator, Linda,•Dianne and Nancy. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Medd-and Kerri left on Monday for a trip through parts of the United States. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Butler of .Courtland are spending this week with Mr. and -Mrs. George Hog- gart and Harvey. poliCies and decisions within their elected year. These reports of county activities should be performed by someone within the county office and' sent to the press, radio, etc. and therefore the public would not be confused with unrealistic quotations and personal opinions within county business that we are subject tia r. now." .In speaking to the report, committee chairman 'Alex Mc- Gregor explained that the clause was inserted in the brief following a recent meeting of county council at which, it was reported in the Huron County Weekly News- papers, , a member of council was in favor of continuing imports of meat to Canada and a second member of council remarked that in his opinion, beef farmers had "never had it so good". A letter from an official of the Huron County Pork Producers was subsequently forwarded to some. weekly newspapers repri- manding the council members for their remarks and expressing the hope that the press represent- ative had misquoted their actual statements. The remainder of the brief presented to Huron County , Council wa s as follows: Clause 2 - "The Pork Pro- ducers also recommend that the county present an urban and agricultural development build-. ing pragrani plan to be made available as '''seon as possible to all livestock and agricultural producers, as to the foreseeable future grow-th of Huron County. The modern livestock or agri- cultural units that are being built today and in the future are all very complex in design, size and ex- pense. These units cannot be planned for just one generation or two. Therefore producers - • should know the plans for their area so as to determine the expected life of such units par- ticularly when located near urban areas. Clause 3,- "Another sugges- tion we propose is that thecounty along with the townships study the possibility of erecting traffic signs at all concession and cross roads in the county. With the increase of traffic of cars, trucks and farm machinery, we are witnessing an increase in accid- ents and deaths at cross roads. With the knowledge that we all protect the one on the right at cross roads, we feel this is not good enough with increase of- traffic at faster speeds.,, com:, cealed cross 'roads With crops, eta. Most towns now hive signs on back streets, why not on town- ship concessions?" The county development com- mittee made the following re- commendations: Clause 2 - that the suggested Code of- practice in conjunction with the County Official Plan should be' a suitable guide; Clause 3 - that the Pork Producers Association should peitition local township council regarding the matter of erecting signs as this is a subject of local jurisdiction. McNICHOL - McKAY Mr. and Mrs. Neil 'Duncan McNichol are shown following their recent marriage in, St. Andrews United Church, Kippen. The couple will reside at H.R. 4, ,Walton. (See page 14) News of CONSTANCE corrpspondent Mrs. Maude Redden 11 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony T. Van Dyke of Three Rivers, Chairman for the Huron County Board of Education, Bob Elliott spoke out Tuesday even- ing -it the regular board meeting in favor of holding all meetings - • even committee meetings - to Clinton. Elliott's comments were prompted by the news that a committee chaired by Dr.Barry Deathe of Goderich to be attended by "teachers from all over the county" was to be held in Goderich. Elliott said the board was originally headquartered in Clinton because the town was The 'centre Of the county, and travelling expenses for those on board besiiiess would be kept to a minimum. , • Two other members of the committee in question, Mrs. Warren, Zinn and 'Wilfred Shortreed said • because the meeting was with the teachers a "site away from any school" was sought by .the committee. It was noted that Clinton does not • offer suitable accommodation for a private luncheon' meeting. Joke Broadfoot, chairman of direction concerning a meeting he was planning to host the com- mittee of county council. It was • suggested through board discussion that the meeting be held in the board room in CHSS. $.1 don't think any member of county council has ever been in News of Correspondent Mrs. John Templeman, WOMEN'S INSTITUTE The, 411 girls,• their leaders and their mothers were guests of the Staffs. Women's Insitute members Wednesday evening. The new president, Mrs. John Miller presided. The roll call "Which do you prefer, Mini, Midi or Maxi'?" was answered by 50 members and guests. Mrs. Ed. Chappel presented a report on the district annual and Mrs. Charles Douglas gave a repoit on the Officer's Confer- ence at Guelph which she at- litended. Mrs. Charles Douglas, NeWs of • 6 Cromarty Correspondent Mrs. Ken McKellar Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGhee of London accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Walker and family at Dowling. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cockwell, Dashwoad, Mr. and Mrs. Norm Barber and daughter, Deaneene, London and Master-Roy McGhee of London were weekend visit- ors with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gardiner'and children. • Mr. and Mrs. Robert ,Laing visited with Mr. and Mrs. L. Scott and Ronald, Seaforth and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cole- man, Cromarty. Recent visitors with Mrs. J. R. Jefferson-were Mrs. Bruce ' Cleland, Pauline and Bobby of Listowel, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Laidlaw .and John of London and Mr. James Mehl of Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Si Pollen of Gladwin, Michigan and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fawcett, Mit- t, chell visited on Friday with a cousin, Mrs. Dan McInnis of Paisley. EVENING AUXILIARY The hostess, Mrs. Carter Kerslake presided for the meet- ing of the Marian Ritehie Even- ing Atixiliary. A discussion on the study book dealing with materials and re- sources-.available from the Pres- byterian Church ha Canada's Re- source Centre at Don Mills was led by Mrs. S. McCurdy. With the aid of a flip chart, Mrs. James Miller showed how the Glad Tidings magazine was as- sembled' and printed. The topic "Remnants" was presented by . Mrs. Frank Hamilton. An amus- ing egg Contest was led by Mrs. Lloyd Miller and was won by Mrs. John Templeman. the ,president, Mrs. Gerald Carey, conducted business, dealing with, the June Conference to be held Cavan Church; Exeter in June. Following the meeting, a sale of Wise and garden slips and plants realized over $20.00. Quebec are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Sim. Roobol, Mrs. P, Brand Wile has been a patient in St.: joseph'S Hos- this room,"- ^ stated Chairmazr Elliott. don't like to see these meetings decentyalized." Mrs.Marilyn Kunder said she understeod•-the reasoning behind some committees taking their meetings out of the board 'room but she described it as "an awful shame to have all this expensive furniture" and still have people feeling "they •can't meet here". MOM it v4suggested that aboard ained within the board, offices away from CHSS would be a solution to part of the problem. The county development com- mittee reported to Huron County Council at its May session last Friday in Goderich that it had considered a brief from the Huron County Pork Producers and had decided to hold at least one matter The matter held over for further discussion concerns the following clause in the brief: "We believe that the residents of Huron County should be better informed and have more available knowledge of what the different county committees are per- forming for them :in programs, Mrs. ftoss McPhail and- Mrs. John Templeman volunteered to set up the Institute display for the Mitchell Fall Fair. Miss Linda Miller,entertained with a collection , of • numbers on her accordian, among them was the number she played at the music festival. Staffa No. 1 4-H girls set up their display on Safety - in the Home with Misses Patti Norris and Joanne Ross giving the commentary. All members of. *the Staffa No.. 3 4-H club participated in a skit on First Aid. Plans are underway for a New Year's Eve dance and a committee was named to secure an orchestra. Guests Mrs. Elsie Willems, Dublin and Mrs. Marjorie Hut- Chison, •Russeldale,, demonstra- ted "Hair Styles and Make Up 1971", Their models were 3 4-H girls Misses Judy. Jeffery, Kathy Douglas and Derma Wad- dell. Mrs. John Miller expressed appreciation and lunch was served by the hostesses, Mrs. Walter O'Brien, MrS. Penelope Fell, Mrs. Cameron Vivian and Mrs. Jo Van Valkengoed. Mr. and Mrs. L. Barker and Wendy, Mitchell and Mrs. Sam Norris visited! over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Eric Norris at the Macdonald College, Que- bec and Sunday attended the bap= tism of their son, Sean. Miss Margaret Worden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rus- sell Worden, graduated Wednes- day from.the University of West- ern Ontario with a Bachelor of Arts Degree, majoring in Psych- ology. Next Year, she will be attending Althouse College, Lon- don, and plans to teach guidance and physical Education. Miss Darlene Templeman was a guest of Mr. Robert Mitchell at his graduation at the University of Guelph on Thursday., Mr. anti Mrs. Terry Daynard and family, Guelph visited on the weekend with Rev. and Mrs.Day- nard. Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller and family visited' Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack DUncan Kirkton. Miss Pat Metz., Windsor visi- ted Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris and family. Mrs. Russell Worden is a patient in Victoria Hospital, Lon- . don. • Attending theSchellenberger- McLeod wedding in London Sat- , urday were Mr. and Mrs: Norval Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Reg El- liott, Mr. and Mrs. Frank El- liott, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Lamond, and Mr. and Mrs, Sam McCurdy. Hibbert young people spon- sored a 22 1/2 mile Walk-a-thon on Saturday to raise' money for the South Hibbert Athletic Society. Ninety-six walkers star- ted out from Croma.rty, walking north to Staffa, east to No. 23 highway, then north to Mitchell, west to Dublin on No. 8 high- way and south to Cromarty. First to complete the walk were Roger Haines and John Edwards. pital, London, has returned he;ne. Members of the I.O.O.F. and Rebekah Lodges attended Divine w orship Sunday morning at Hen- sail United Church. and were addressed lay Rev. Harold F. Currie. Mrs. Alma Hess is visiting with her daughter and son-in- law, M. and Mrs. J. L. MoCloy and family, Don Mills. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Forrest' and M_r.tend Mrs. Russell Break attended Convocation at the Uni- versity of Guelph on Friday when David Brock received his Bach- elor of Sciende in Agriculture. Smiles . A little-girl, visiting friends of her parents, gazed at their well-filled bookshelves and ek- claimed: "We get books from the library, too,. but we take ours back!" W.I. Meets The regular meeting of Sea- forth W.I. will be held Tuesday, June 8 at 8:15 at the home of Mrs. Mary Haugh with,Agricul- ture and Canadian Industries as the theme. Roll call, "A new variety of flowers or vegetables I plan -to grow this year." Mrs. Robert McKercher will speak and show slides of her European tour. Anyone interested is re- minded of the Achievement Day on Saturday, June 5 at S.D.H.S., for the eleven clubs sponsored by the W.I. in the area, for the project "Separates for Sum- mer." A few seats are avail- able for the bus trip ion ;tune 10 to Toronto. If interested, contact Mrs. Ken Campbell or Mrs . Erten Whitmor. The Huron, County Board et Education has hired a p,83', etiologist to head up the 40614,1 Education program begianingthis He is. William E. Carter, presently a psychologist with the Fired County Board of EducatioN His salary was reported at $16,000 per annum. There were nine applications for; tile position and four interviews held. . Mrs. Sandra Orr, presently employed' at the Goderich Psychiatric Hospital will be the new psychometrist at a salary of $7,500 per annum. There were 20 applications for this position and five interviews conducted. The new developmental read- ing consultant (itinerant) for Qrashy• "and Mr#',..P;;•3,OWiqe ..Glintr% VAMP $0094 MtArlle. Ann. Rowe, Schneider, lielMeSitille PS; Mrs, Ann Kiagswelh Hallett Centrati, Mrs. Joan Clark, vtgt.9114 gsv D. McCagtie, Stephenjonea•mq, 1-,aural Hewitt; Gernot Fq945, Alfred Melite, AIM T. Harr Miss Gertrude Van Veers, Wet F. E. Madill; and frederick R. Cosford, Seaforth DM. Non-teaching resignations in- elude Mrs.. L. R. Hyde, 01)C1 office !staff; and Mrs. M. Towton and Orval Beaver, custodians at South Huron DHSC" OBITUARY WILLIAM L. BYRNE • The death occurred suddenly in Allen Park, Michigan on Sunday May 23 of William L. (Bill) Byrne, formerly of Dublin; Ont- ario. He was the son of the late Catherine Devereaux and William Byrne. Mr. Byrne is survived by his wife, the former Betty Jordan; three sons, James of Allen Park, Don of Livonia, Michigan and Wm. Jr. of Las Vegas;two daughters, Betty Jane, (Mrs. James Legauet) • , Of Indianapolis and Rosemary (Mrs. Dr. Jerry Riley) at pres- ent in Sheffield, England, and 16 grandchildren. Also surviving 'are two sisters, Mrs. Margaret Dill of Rochester; Catherine (Mrs. Thomas 4tanley) also of Rochester and one brother, Rob- ert of Hamilton, He was pre- deceased by one brother, Basil and a sister, Monica. The body rested at the Voran Funeral Home, Allen Park until Wednesday morning, May26, with funeral Mass at St. Francis Cabrine Church. Burial followed in Michigan Memorial Park, Flat Rock, Michigan, EP-H-MATTREWS Mrs. Joseph Matthews, 86, Seaforth died in Seaforth Com- munity' Hospital Saturday after an illness of two` months. The former Sarah Jane Bick- nell of McKillop Township, she was married in 1903 in St. Col- umban Romaitagntholic Church 'to Joseph Matthews who prede- ceased her in 1956, She was a member of St. James' Roman Catholic Church. She is survived by one son, Alonzo of Clinton; five daugh- ters, Mrs. Lester (Betty) Leon- hardt and Mrs. William (Mary) Hart, both of Seaforth; Mrs. Joseph L. (Frances) O'Reilly of RR 2, Dublin;. Mrs. Donald (Pauline) Barber of Kitchener, Mrs. Gertrude,,, Lavis. of Galt; three -brothers, Gua• and -Peter Bicknell, both Of ICitchener and Leo of Kirkton Lake, Sask.; 14 grandchildren and 14 great- grandchildren. The body was at the G. A. Whitney funeral home until Wed- nesday morning when removal was made to St. James' church for funeral mass at 10 a.m. conducted by Father E. J. Mahon. Burial was in St. James' church cemetery. Pallbearers were Jack Matthews, Donald Matthews, Paul Matthews, Doug- las O'Reilly, Jerry Lavis and Bryan Leonhard, News of HENSALL Protest Move to Hold - Board Meetings Away the county council liaison in abeyance for further consider- con11 ----asked--for—some—ation„ • STAFFA Huron Committee Considers Pork Brief Correspondent Miss Mary McIlwain - Mr. William Dale spent Fri- day in Goderich when the Exl- Warden's were presented with pins by the County Council, and were guests of the council for the day. ' Mrs. Ken Thompson, Mrs. Carman Scarrow, Mrs. Wilfred Scott and Brenda, Mrs. John Thompson and Sharon visited on Friday evening with Mrs. Jim Thompson and Ricki. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Preszcator Billy and Debbie, Mrs. EllaJew- itt and boys, Danny and Billy, visited orrSunds.y with Mr. and Mrs. William Dowson,'Brenda, Bonnie and John of Varna. Mr. Andy Thompson of Ot- tawa and Miss Carolynne 'Rob- inson of London were Sunday visitors with Mr: and Mrs. John Choose fP41! hu(114roki strille4 0g PattePled Tank Tops in cottons, liPay*Ori and 0041ble knits. Wear them With. Jea"Ifot Toads", regular shorts Toads", regular 1.95. , . Wranglei JEANS Mon.-tiira fly, wide flare 'rblue denim jeans are the "in thing" for a casual sum- mer.. All siles. 6.95 Priced at 5,95 to 8.95 Fun-Struck . SHORTS 11 TOPS Choose AO 2 - bf( Denim, shorts, permainvss blend, shortS, dotthde-lanibsitiorts. We have them all in a wide choice of colors theand bap es , ofyettrfirplee*br DIS-HatCh lOwlibto" 20. ; w. SWIM WEAR Popular Bikini style. 2-Piece stYliesf. .„ orb6,pieoe sheathe and • new 'Attie Top, two-Palter in 9iilk, 15nera, nylon or entron. 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