HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1971-07-15, Page 12The I.H.parade '71 program, which went on all day, included
free draws and entertainment as well'as product introductions
and discussions concerning farm trends with International
executives. Marlen Vincent, of Vincent Farm Equipment Ltd.,
who arranged the trip for the Sealortle area farmers, said the
program and exhibition served to prove that "International
expects-to be first to serve the farmer now and in the future".
(Adv.)
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Brodhagen
Correspondent
ars. Ken Elligsen
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wolfe,
Steven and Jamie, London visited
With his parents, Mr, and Mrs.
LaVern, Wolfe on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Elligsen
and Warren; M Ls s Susan Schu m in,
Baden and Gordon Byers were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Edgar 'and family of donee on
Sunday.'
Me. and Mrs. John Hinz and
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mosclow,
Kitchener called on Mr. and Mrs.
Lavern Wolfe on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mil-
ler and Lisa, and Linda Miller,
Kitchener, visited during the
weekend with their parents Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Lavern. Wolfe
had as their- guests on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Oliver, Strat-
ford and Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Connolly, Wartburg.
Michelle, Michael, Scott and
Randy Beuermann, Goderich are
spending some holidays with
their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Manuel Beuermann.
Kim and Bonny Schneider are
spending some holidays with their
aunt, Mrs. John Lawson and Mr.
Lawspn this week in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Beuer-
mann and family, London visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Man-
uel Beuermann on Sunday.
Mrs. Irene Barth, Iowa, and
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rock,
Detroit visited with relatives and
friends in this area.
Dr. and Mrs. Karl Campbell,
Goderich visited with' her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rock
last Thursday.
Classified Ads pay dividends.
Hibbert Co
Hilbert Township Council set
1971 tax rates at the July meet-
ing and are as follows, with they
1970 rates in brackets - County,
13.8 (15.06), Roads, 20,. mills,
(17.5), Residential, 4.5 (3.5),
Commercial, 7.7 (6.7), Fire
Protection 1.5 (1), Towaship Pub-
lic School Area Res. 20.4, Comm,
22.67 (20.24 and 22.49), Separate
School rates Res 25.13, Comm.
27.92 (20.24 and 22.49), Mitchell,
High School, 11.08 res. 12.31
comm. (18.32 and 20.35)4eafortlf
High School, res. 6.57 comm.
7.3 (20.84 and 23.16) P.V. Dublin
Geperal 8.5 (8.)P.V. Dublin
street lightirg6.5 (7.). The Bridge
costs for Dublin are completed.
Two -readings were given to
a borrowing by-law tor ,$150,000
to finance Tile Dr. Debentures
under the Tile Drainage Act,
1971. The By-law has been for-
warded to the Ontario Munici-
pal, Board for approval.
A grant of $125.00 was ap-
proved for the Mitchell Agri-
mil Meets
cultural Society for 1971.
The August meeting of Coen-
ell' will be held Monday August
2nd instead of August 3rd at 8
p.m.
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St. Coluirraban -Hosts
Correspondent
Mrs. Bob Cronin
An executive meeting of the
Parent Teacher Association of
the Huron-Perth Regional council
' was held recently in St. Columban
School with the President, Joe
Visser, presiding.
Pat Cowan, from the Pro-
vincial Council was present and
provided helpful guidance. Others
present were .1. E. Carter and
Nick Eybergen, St. Marys, Mrs.
Rose Van Bergen and Mrs.Cath-
erine Vonk, Dublin; Mrs. Mary
Murray, •Seaforth; Mrs. Mary
Bondy and Mrs. Elizabeth New-
bold, Stratford' and Joe Glavin,
Mount Carmel.
Reports were given of the
Provincial Convention held in
Hamilton. Congratulations were
extended Joe Glavin and his unit
from Mount Carmel who had
one of their resolutions acted
upon by the CBC. They suggested
that- ---the ierr.""a-rid rifts. Bill Dill and f
be moved to an earlier hour to daughter, Chantelle, of Dart-
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nielen,
Holland are spending three weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reynen
and fam 4 ly. Mrs. Melon is Mrs.
Reynen's sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Coyne
and family, London spent the
weekend with Mr. Tom Butters.
Miss Rose Ann Benninger was
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Jim'
Ouelette and son in Essex on
the weekend.
In a story in last week's
issue concerning graduation
exercises at St. Patrick's
School, reference to the fact
that awards given top students
,Rhonda Ferguson and Benny Ben-
ninger had been presented by the
Knights of Columbus was
inadvertently omitted.
King and Queen elected bythe.
_class eteceived-sasheseThey were
Kathy Segeren and Benny Bennin-
ger.
News of
St. Columban
Correspondent
Mrs. Joseph Kale
Visitors with .Mr. and Mrs.
V. J. Lane during the weekend
were Mr. and Mrs. Ben Flana-
gan and family, Kitchener; Sis-
ter Helen Gawley, Battawa and
Mr. and Mrs. Jim MaiHoux, Tor-
onto. e
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith and
family, Acton visited Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Cronin.
Mr. and Mrs. Bertrand La-
pointe, Windsor visited Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Melady,
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Murray
and family, Sarnia visited Mr.
%Joe Moylaii,- Kitchener', are
accompanied by , Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Gilbert Murray, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack 'Moylan,
spendin g ea, week at Lake Nip-
issing.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dawe
and children, Mr. and Mrs.
Gerrard Marchand, all of Wind-
sor spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Leo-Murray.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murray
Colleen and Louise were in
London last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McIver
were in Midland and Collingwood
on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lafie e
and family are spending some
time at their cottage in Bay- '4
field.
Previously, it was assumed
that these fatty acids were the
result of eating certain foods,
,says the Ontario Safety League.
However, the English study in-
dicates that the emottbnal stress
of fast, competitive driving may
-also-affect-the ~body' chemistry-
andresult in a spontaneous gen-
eration of these acids.
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A-•,; "11-0--10:11%k
make it available for` Children,
An interesting reply was received
from the CBC stating they would
comply with the request.
, A brief was also sent to the
Minister of Health protesting
legalization concerning the drug,
marijuana.
House League
Dublinjui Sr. Girls House League
Scores
- July 11 e Goodtirnes, 40, Sun-
shines, 32. Pitchers for Good-
times - Ann Brooker and Cheryl
M1Grath; Pitchers for Sun-
shines, Mary Ann O'Rourke.
July 12 - Sunshines 22, Crom-
arty, 21, Pitchers for Sunshines;
Ann Brooker and Mary Ann
O'Rqurke; Cromarty, Debby
Wallace and Jean Dow.
H-P PTA
mouth, N.S. are visiting with
Mrs. Jean .Dill in Dublin.
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Ready for a day of information' and entertainment at the
International 'Harvester Company's Key Farmer. Show in
Windsor, 45 area farmers are shown as they boarded the
big VinceTht Farm Equipm-eht bus in Seaforth Wednesday
morning.
The Key Farmer Show took place in the famous Cleary
auditoriuni and convention hall irf Windsor and included a
formal introductiore of new lines of International farm tractors
and equipment.
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ST. COLUMBAN TOPS IN FIELD DAY
3-DAY SPECIAL
Reg. 99c
Beige and spice
NEW FALL MATERIALS
Have just arrived, including the all NEW
WASHABLE DOUBLE KNITS:
Great selection of Mix and Match
Fall Outfits for the young Miss.
Students from St. Columban School walked off with most of the
honors at the Separate School Field Day held in Dublin just before
the holidays began. Shown aboVe -with their awards are (left to
right) Paul Coyne (Sr. Boys Champ), Theresa Bicknell (Jr.Girls),
Carol Brooker (Sr. Girls), Rita Verberne , (overall Champ) and
Mike Mcllroy., coach, who holds the trophy presented to the school.
Mr. Mcllroy is the grade six teacher at St. Columban School.
(Staff Photo)
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