The Huron Expositor, 1972-07-13, Page 12Miss Debbie Achilles, craugh-
tei of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Anti/i-
lea, Fergus, is holidaying this
week at the home of her grand:"
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rollie
Achilles,
Mrs. Ray Nelson and sons
Robert and Michael arrived at
Loncitin Airport last week from
Vancover, B.C. to visit her par-
ent* for a few weeks, Mr. and
Mrs., Earl Watson and her broth-
er Gerald and Mrs. Watson and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Millsi4
Scott, David and Cathy of Brant-
ford and Drs. Jean and Gerd
Westerraann of Burlington visit-
ed on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
Earl Mills.
Institute members are re-
minded of the July meeting, Wed-
nesday 19th with the convenors,'
Mrs. Jim Axtmann and Mrs. Bill
Learning on Education and Cul-
tural Activities. Each member
is to bring two articles for the
fish pond for the Carnival, Au-
gust 12th,
Miss Sandra Watson, London
visited for a few days last week
at the home of her parents, Mr. .
'and Mrs.. Gerald Watson.
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Correspondent
Mrs. John Templeman
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beck.2.
ett, Balgonie,. Sask, and Mrs. %,
James Harries, Grenfell, Sask,
visited for a few days 'with Miss-
es Ethel and Laura and Roy
Balkwill and other relatives in
the community.
Misses Marilyn Woods, Eliz-
abeth Harris, Mary Oliver and
Darlene Templeman, University
of Waterloo, attended "As You
Like It" at the Shakespearian
Festival, Saturday evening and
spent the 'weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. 8chn Templeman and fam-
ily.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Effelstern,
Lee 'Ann and Daryle, Miss Edna
Miller and Jim Cross, London
visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Leslier Mlller.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris
and family visited' Sunday even-
ing with Mr. and Mrs. John
Burleigh and family, Goderich.
Misses Karen and Shirley,
Miller, holidayed this past week
with Mr, and Mrs; Eugene Will-
ard and family, Exeter.
Mrs. Mabel Harmon
'
Spruce
Lodge, Stratford, visited recent-
ly with Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Miller anil family.
Mis Lee Miller is helping as ,
assistant cook at the United Ch-
urch Camp at Bimini.
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25. In Memoriam
RACHO In memory of Mary
Agna's Racho who passed away •
July 30, 1971.
Sweet memories will linger
forever.
Time cannot change them, its
true •
Years that- may come cannot
sever
My loving remembrance of you.
Sadly missed and- ever remem-
bered by husband and family.
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had to have marketed, 2000 bush-
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past two years.
Mr. Allen pointed out some.
of the advantages of the agency
board; it could sell in quantities
, to large 'companies 'which cduld
not buy the boatload or million
bushels before; could help gain
sales in Europe; could sell in
advance of the harvest and could
protect high-priced markets for
Canadian rather than foreign
corn.
Fall Fair dates
and Mr.
tile.
Mr. Matt Coyen, Dublin is a
patient in the Stratford General
Hospital.
Mr. Walter Carpenter, Dub-
lin is a patient In Seaforth Com-
munity Hospital.
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Lucknow . ..... Sept. 16
Mildmay .. Sept. 23
Milverton .. Sept. 23
Mitchell Sept. 1-3
Mount Forest Sept. 12
Neustadt . . . Sept. 16
New Hamburg Sept. 15,16
Owen Sound Sept. 28-30
Paisley Sept. 19
Palmerston Sept. 9
Parkhill ...... ,
Ripley ... Sept. 29,30
St. MaryS July 14-16
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Sept. 21,22
Sept. 16
Stratford ...... Sept. f6-20
Strathroy Sept. 1,2
Tara .. Sept. 27
Tavistock - Sept. 8,9
Teeswater . . Oct. 6,7
Thedford . Sept.- 30
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Mrs. Patrick_Woods,George-
town is visiting with Mr. Ferg
Horan.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cronin
and boys spent the weekend at,
Midland at the Martyr's Shrine.
Mr. Don MacRae bas been
named the Post Master.
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Correspondent
Mrs. Allan McCall
Friends, neighbours and rela-•
tives gathered in the schoolreOM
of Duff's United Church, Walton,
. on Saturday ,evening for a mis-
cellaneous shower in honor of
Miss Nellie Bean whose marriage
is an event of this month. '
Miss Eileen Williamson was
in charge of the evening's en-
tertainment . June Williamson
• played a piano solo. Mrs. John
Bos gave a reading en "Hus-
bands". A piano medly was giv-
en by Mrs. Harvey Brown. Mrs.
Harvey Craig gave two amusing
,readings found in papers about
40 years ago. They were: "Leap
Year in • Grey" and "County of
Huron". Six ladies were picked ,
. from the audienceand Mrs. Craig
conducted the contest, pinning the
clothes on a line,, also a box al-
umination conducted by Eileen
Williamson.
Guests signed their names on
table-oloth, made by Mrs. E.
Mitchell. The hostesses were
the 17th and Boundary unit lad-
ies. The basement was decorat-
ed in orange blossoms and orange
lilies with orange Streamers and
white bells. Corsages were pin-
ned on the guests, of honor when
they arrived.
The bride-elect, and her
mother, Mrs. Martin Sarni, Mrs.
John Haan, and Mrs. Harry Baan,
were asked to sit in the decorat-
• ed chairs with Orange streamers
and an overhead of lattice work
with ballooni.
, June Williams read an ad-
dress of best wishes and many
gifts were brought in by girl
friends of the bride. After open-
ing her gifts, Nellie thanked ev-
eryone kindly for all 'the lovely
gifts, to everyone for taking time
to come to her shower, and to the
ones that had planned it for her.
. She also said her mother was
having a trousseau tea for her on
Saturday, July 15, afternoon and
• evening. '
A hat was made with the bows
and ribbon and pinned on Nellie,
while everyone kilned in singing
"For S"he's a Jolly Good Fell6C"
Lunch, was served by the ladies
of the unit and a social half-hour
followed by visiting. •
Mr..ancilVirs.. To,m Stevenson
and -Ronald spent the weekend
'with Mr. and Mrs.'Murray Stev-
enson and Wendy, Kitchener, it
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Mrs. Bob Cronin
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Maloney
and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sie-
mon spent Sunday in Port Franks
with Mr. and Mrs. Dick Tat(
It was a persuasive argu-
ment by three Huron represent-
atives that helped convince the
Ontario Federation of Agricul-
ture to support an agency mark-
eting board for ' corn, it was
learned Thursday night,,,
A meeting of the directors
of the Huron Federation of Agri-
culture was told by Bob Allan of
Brucefield that the OFA was
ready to push for a corn com-
mission to be made up of nine
representatives" of • farming and
eight members from industry
when it held a meeting last month,
but he and Jack Oke and phil
Durand had successfully argued
for the agency board. The com-
mission plan had been drawn up
by John McOoogan of Kent County
who, Mr. Allan said, had made a
forceful presentation to the OF,A
meeting. If the vote had taken
place after that presentation, he
said, there was no doubt that the
commission would have been ap-
proved.
,The Huron members had been
elected at a meeting held in
Brucefield in late May where the
Kent plan had been discussed.
The meeting of about 50 farmers
had approved the idea of the plan
The following Is a list of
Agricultural Society Fairs for
this area for 1972:
Arthur'". . . Sept. 8, 9
Ayton . . Sept. 9
Bayfield Sept. 1, 2
Blyth Sept. 20
Brussels Oct. 6
Chesley Sept. 8, 9
Drumbo . Sept. 22, 23
Dryden Aug. 24-26
Dungannon , Sept. 28
Elmira . Sept. 1-4
Embro ... Sept. 16,18
Exeter . , Sept. 22,23
Fergus -. . Sept. 15,16
Forest 4 Sept. 23
Gorrie . . .. . Oct. 6, 7
Hanover Aug. 31,Sept. 1,2
Harriston . Sept. 21
Kincardine . . . Sept. 2
Kirkton . . Sept. 15,16
Listowel Sept. 5,6
London Western Fair Sept. 8-16 - , ---,
being the occasion of Wendy's
second birthday on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Webster
Big Valley, Alberta spent a
couple of days visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Huether, Steven and
John. '
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Shol-
dice of Mississauga- spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. James
McDonald where they attended the
celebrations in BrUssels.
Mrs. Harry Baan and Mrs.
Josh De Yong of Punnichy,Sask.,
are holidaying at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Baan.
Mrs. George brindas,Toronto,
formerly of Walton, is visiting
Mrs. Walter Broadfoot and other
friends in the village.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Stimore
or. Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Williamson and family, Grey
Twp., Mr. and Mrs. Jim Scott
Sr. and Mr. Nelson Lear of Blyth
were supper guests, Friday even-
ing at. the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson Reid.
Visiting recently with Mr.
and Mrs. Torrence Dundas were:
Mrs. L.Schulles of Cologne, and
Mr. and Mrs. R. Dunewey, of
Wupperthl, all of West Germany,
and Mr. and Mrs. W.Stutz, w ater-
loo.
Mrs. B.Romyn and daughters,
Ria and Tint of Holland-have re-
turned home after holidaying with
her mother, Mrs. Jan Van Vliet
Sr., in the village, and other
relatives in the community.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Achillies'
of Hearst are holidaying at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Rollie.
Achilles.
- Mr. and Mrs. Richard'Gies,
of Kitchener took possession of
.the Crossroads. Restaurant an
July 1st., formerly owned by Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Fischer who moved
to an apartment in Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs. Gies, Rickie and
Lori Ann have moved into the
living quarters above the res-
taurant. we "welcome the Gies
family to the community.
,Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reid,
Walton; Mr. .and Mrs. Jim Scott
Si. land Mr. and Mrs. Alvin sti-
more, Stratford visited recently
in Blyth at the home of Mr. Nel-
son Lear.
Sunday evening visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Huether, stev-
en "and John were Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Saunders, -Royal• Oake,
Michigan, and Mr. and Mrs. Al-
lan Searle, Walton.
26."Personal
Mr. Russel Schumm,Beck '
St., Baden, Ontario announces
the engagement of his daughter,
Susan Jane, to Gordon Edward
Byers, R.R. #2, Dublin, son" of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Byers,
R.R, #2, Dublin, Ontario. The
bride is the daughter of the late
Mrs. Russel Schumm. The mar-
riage will take place August 5th,
1972 at 3 P.M. at St. James
Lutheran Church, Baden, Ont.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wallace,
R. R. #4, Seaforth wish to
:announce 'the forthcoming mar-
riage of (heir daughter, Della
Margaret to Mr. John Edward
Bennett, 'son • of Mr." and Mrs.
Hugh Bennett, R.R. 6, Goder-
ich. The wedding Will take place
August 5, 1972 at 3;30 p.m. at
Egmondville United Church,
Egmondville. 28-44x1
27. Births
BERNARD - To Mr. and- Mrs.
Lettlie Bernard of. Clinton, in
Clinton Public Hospital on July.
9, 1972, a daughter. Stillborn.
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Aug 22-26-
Sept. 25
Ploivs Walton'
Shower honors bride-elect
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Huron members play role in
creating corn agency board
STARTS TODAY IN SEAFORTH
but ,had asked for the agency
board rather than the commis-
sion. Armed with this backing,
the three went to the meeting.
Mason, Bailey, president of
the Huron Federation said he
thought that if any county had • -
good representation from its
farmers at the 'Toronto meet-
ing, it was Huron. Other count-
ies, he said, didn't ask the opin-
ions of county farmers before
sending their delegates.
If the agency board is ac-
cepted by the Ontario govern-
ment, Bailey said, "I wouldn't
be ashamed to say the meeting
in Brucefield played a signifi-
cant part."
The plan accepted by the Tor-
onto _meeting and later by the
directors, of the OFA, 'calls for"".
the agency board to be installed
without a vote for a trial period -
of two and a half Years" with -a pisi/ 5 e _
vote to be held some time after / -
that period. To be eligible for_ A klb.-- K4'6\ `(0t) CE O
the vote, a farmer would have-
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