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vlogan, Township Council, at its Monkton Community Centre �" � '.' Y s ��f° couple, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
$ tnaugural,tneeting on Monday, Tim Nicholson. By -Laws McGeoeh celebrated their 50th
alnvatry 7; 127�i reviewed its appointing M. Dalrymple as "* � �`"�,�.�"'- ,� Anniversary with an Open House
representation on area boards Mitchell Fire Chief and accepting at their home on Sunday.
and commissions and named Logan Township share of the T "' r' .f y About 1,50 guests from as far as
representatives. Reeve Gordon construction of the he%v Mitchell n � ">a Toronto attended the celebration.
Mogk presided. , Arena were passed. A number of telegrams were
Appointed to 'represent Logan S128,324.'b having been spent ,: received including those from,
on the different boards were: on Logan Toss nship Roads in 1.973 R.E.McKinley, M.P., Robert
Upper Thames Valley the Clerk was instructed to apply Stanfield, Governor General and
Conservation Authority • Laverne. for subsidy. The Treasurer ,M «.r r.,r ,_ Mrs. Michener and Jack Riddell,
Gardner; Maitland Valley reported S13,4`2.54 19'3 taxes M.P.P.
'Conservation Authority - Edwin %%ere outstanding at Dec'. 31. �U 1 • Elmer Larone, Mrs. McGeoch's
111man: Ausable Authority - General Accounts amountingto • • former employer, took guests,
Visitors spend, weekend in area
K.J.Reaney; Mitchell —District $3,145.29 and road • accounts friends and the McGeochs' for
y Planning Board - Allan Siemon,: totaling S3,620.12 %sere ordered dinner.
r Perth County Safety Council paid. Mrs. Arabelle Bushel of Clin- Evans and attended the funeral , Heffron of Blyth. Taking part in assisting and
Edwin Illman: Monkton Fire Area Due to the Viral Municipalities ton visited last %%eek with Mrs. on Monday of Jack's mother, Visitors on the weekend with serving at the open house were:
'yu Tim Nicholson: Mitchell Fire Con%ention being heldin Frank Evans. Mrs. Wm. Cleary at Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Costello were Marilyn Horne, Dianne Muir,
Area- Laverne Gardner: Mitchell Hamilton. . Feb. 4, the next Mr and Mrs. Dannv Costello Mrs. Mary Jordan of London Monsignour J. Feeney of London; Carrie McGavin, Anne James, Liz
• Agric. Society Carl Vick:, regular meeting v%ili be, held andfannix tut Kitchener spent the visited on the weekend with her 'Mr. and Mrs. John Meagher of Watson, Betty MacLean, Jean
Friday. Feb. lsr. weekend %%iih Mr. and Mrs. Dan family here. Stratford. and Mr. and Mrs. John Durst, Jessie Gray, Evelyn
Costello. Recent visitors with Mr. and Krauskopf of Guelph. Garrit, Audrey McLean, Dilys
Seaforth Institute entertains S1r. and Mrs. Harold Schmuk Mrs. Ed. Byers were Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hallman of Finnigan, Jean Lee, Margaret
of Kitchener %%ith Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Irvin Johnson of Londes- Kitchener spent the weekend Stephenson and Mabel Strong.
? Ferg Stapleton on the %%eekend. boro, also Mr. and Mrs. Jerry with Mr. and Mrs. Don MacRae.
p RY The couple received many gifts
The Seaforth Women's McNjughton: Lucky door prize Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Maloney as remembrances of the day.
j; institute held [heir Dine and
Mrs. Gordan Papple. Lu.ckx tall% -
visited on Sunda% with Mr. and
Relax evening on Tuesday with
%Irs. James Ke%s:
LdngeSt
Mrs Don Nltxser and Mr. and
' -embers' husbands and guests
married couple - Mr.
and Mrs.
Sirs. Eugene Bannon at Rostock.
.)resent in the Orange Hall. The
Frank Rile%. The couple v%rth
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cleary,
' .O.B.A. ladies sexed a hot beef
most grandchildren -
Mr. and
Ksren and Ke%in of Weston spent
ginner and Mrs. Arnold Ta\lor.
Sirs, Alex Pepper.
evening at the Community Hall in
the %%etAend with Mrs. Frank
he W.I.President, welcomed the
John Ball of the S. D. H.S. staff
Rebekah Lodge m the absence of
planned to officially present the
;roup. Mrs. James Keds, District
Rebekah
tells
'resident, brought greetings as
noble grand. Mrs. E%eritt Smith.
member
of
tlso did Mrs. Gordan Papple.
generously illustrated in colour.
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Mrs. Bennett reported a , bus%
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New books'
New books delivered to
Seaforth Library this week
include:
Matheson,Anne. Princess Anne:
3rovincial Board Direcio*of the
busy' C ristmas SeaSO11
The members of the Brodhagen
George Jarmuth and, LI d
y
a royal girt of our time
has known the
-".,W. l o,
Mrs. John Henderson and Mrs.
Mrs. Foster Bennett. %ice
%khitih %%ill cost district Rebekah
Chamber df Commerce held their
on 7liursday
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Piueter. �
T•he author
princess since she was a baby and
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:oss Gordon led in a sing song.
grand. presided n%.er Monda%
and 10OF lodges more than S600.
annual meeting
The members are now planning
as a journalist has accompanied
.
Mrs, Lorne Lau sun introduced
evening's meeting of Edehs eiss
A district Friendship Night is
evening at the Community Hall in
and hoping for good weather for a
the Royal Family on many of their
John Ball of the S. D. H.S. staff
Rebekah Lodge m the absence of
planned to officially present the
the form of a supper meeting. A
successful snowmobile carnival to
tours abroad. The book is
yho showed slides and spoke on
noble grand. Mrs. E%eritt Smith.
machine, which will be used to
successful year was reported, the
be held on January 26.
generously illustrated in colour.
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its trip to Germany along w ith the
Mrs. Bennett reported a , bus%
p
test the e%es of re -school
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group having sponsored nine
baseball teams, bused children to
Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe
Hawkins, Jack.
;eography Club.
Christmas season v isiting and
children and those of the lower
the Mitchell swimming pool and
visited Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Hinz in
AD lWn for quiet life.
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Mrs. Norman Reihl .banked
delivering plants and treats to
grades. The date and place of the
drilled a new. well for the
Stratford on Thursday.
Well known British actor
vir. Ball and presented him with
sick and shut ins, and remember•
e%rnt wilt be announced later. A
Mr. and Mrs. Charles, Scher-
recounts h' life in films aaa his
a ift
g
ing man% others %%ith greeting,
joint IOOF and Rebekah Euchre is
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Community Hall.
'The election of officers for the
barth and Mr. and Mrs- Ken
battle (now lost) with cancer of
Euchre followed with prizes
cards.
The
planned for Januar\ 30.
corrin year was held -with the
g
Elligsen visited Mr. and Mrs.
the throat. His memoirs are
yon by: Ladies most games -
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secretary , Mrs. Peter
Slalcolm, read numerous
Winners at a euchre held
folioµing results: past president,
Ronald Mikel, R.R. 2. Mitchell,
completed with a postscript b his
P P P Y
T•. drys. Les McClure: Mens must
thank•
you notes and greeting cards.
following the meeting %%ere:
Harold Rock: President. Reuben
on Sunday.
widow_
tames R.M.Scott. Ladies
Mrs. Keith Sharp reported a
ladies - high. Mrs. Alec Scott:
Bk: 1st vice president -
Mr. and Mos. August Scher.
11i11,Pamela. Malvieinheritance.
onsolatioon - Mrs. Andrew
urnbull: Mens, consolation - Jim
meeting at Clinton regarding the
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lone hands - Mrs. James Keys:
William Flanagan: 2nd vice
barth accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
A rich fascinating noviO.set in
,•
Youth Pilgrimage and public
low. Mrs. Adin Forbes. Gents:
P resident. Wilfred Ahrens: 3rd
Edwin Bennexvies and Mr. and
Scotland iti the Gothic tradition.
,
USEat
speaking competition to be, held
high, Eldin Kerr: Ione hands,
vice president - Robert Jarmuth;
Mrs. Norman Riehl of Seaforth to
more convenient location—de-
Clinton. February 2-.
James Ke%s: lo%%.: Harold Con-
Secretary - Wilbur Hoegy: Trea-
Detroit where they spent the
Osborne,John. The fond year of
A report of a meeting held at
nell: luck% tallies, • Charles
surer - Orval Parrott: Assistant-
weekend with Mrs. Henry Scher-
the Nixon Watch.-
EXPOSITOR,
Clinton regarding the purchasing
Recycs. Frank Smale. Draw
treasurer. Frank Murray: direct-
barth and otherirelatives there.
Considered to be one* of the
of an eye -testing machine was
%%inner- Mrs.. Isabel Rau.
ors. Carl Vock. Earl Bennewies.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
fairest of the Nixon Watchers,
WANT
given b� Mrs. Lillian Grummets:
Mrs. F. Bennett as in charge
Robert Osborn. Mervin Dietz. Joe
Lavern Wolfe were Mr. and Mrs.
Osborne nevertheless speaks
-ADS
'lr. G. F. Mills of the Huron
of games and Mrs. C. Reeves was
Vandenburg. Gary Josling.; dues
Ed Oliver, Mrs. Alice Tait,
plainly. When he has to criticize,
Phone 527-0240
County, Health Unit. was eiyen
lunch convener. There were 12
collector. Harold Mogk; personal
Stratford and Mr. Fred Herbert.
he does; when he can praise, he
permission to order the machine,
tables n play,
treasurer. Georgie Rock: auditors;-
Mitchell.
does.
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'TO FARMERS 1•s pleased to announce the
IN NORTH HURON
Herb Verbeek
FOR AS LITTLE AS
$ .04
per day
Plus shampoo; rent a• Bissel Electro Foam
Rug Shampooer from
BROOME'S
FLOOR COVERING
PHONE 527-0420 — SEAFORTH
LTD.
OFFICIAL. OPEN HOUSE
FRIDAY, JANUARY 18,.,
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of their modern new Blyth....
JOHN'DEERE SERVICE CENTRE
Hwy. 4 at County Rogd 25, at the south entrance to Blyth
Large shop and service area.
This new facility
and the staf f
will provide
SERVICE
HURON TRACTOR
BLYTH 523-4244
Where and
when you
need it!
LTD. "
EXETER 235-1115
JOHN DEERE
GENERATION 11
TRACTORS AT
OPEN HOUSE
—See the complete
John Deere
+� Generation 11
Caravan featuring
four cut -away tractor
engines with working
components.
—Several door prizes
and free coffee.
— go
—Examine the very
latest in parts, service
and accessories.
—Come and " talk to
I
ur staff about your
requirements, and
how we can best serve
your needs from Blyth.
—Investigate our new
delivery�servi.ce which
includes a new van to
serve our many cus-
tomers in the Goder-
ich, Clinton, Seaforth,
Brussels, Blyth, Wing.
ham, Lucknow, Moles-
worth and Auburn
areas.
Doug Cameron, Parts
Alex Kiss, Service A s
Ron Pardon, Service
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Earl Long. Harry Winters.
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Jack Va6 Bussel and Herb
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VerBeek, proprietors of Huron
v.
Tractor Ltd.. are pleased to an-
nounce the official opening of
brand new John Deere
Earl Long, Blyth Mgr.
Service
Service Centre in Btvth, the first
of its kind in Ontario. They- and
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their staff extend a cordial wet- .
come to all to come and visit
them at their new facility in Bl}-th
.
'to see first hand the many ways
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they art prepared to service the
farmers of north Huron and area. -
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Earl Long, manager of the
Service Centre, "Over
i_,f
said. the
years we have always sold equip-
ment in the area but only in the
' �,:
past couple of years has the
. ..:.;, .
use,
equipment population increased
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to a point where it became ,viable
rain.
;f
for us to invest in a Service Cen-
tre.
"Also many farmers wishing to
purchase John Deere equipment
Harry Winters
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in the past, have hesitated due to
the distance from their farms to
Exeter. _
"This Service Centre concept is
nothing new even though this is
t"
the first of its kind here in On-
tario," said Earl Long. "There
are nam of them in the United
. t.
States and at least eight in West-
ern Canada.
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"The Service Centre will be
operated much like a regular
dealership in so much as sales.
parts, and shop service are con-
cerned. The only difference is
that we will not be maintaining
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an outside inventory and display
of new and used equipment. We
Jack VanBussel
will have a Parts Manager and
initially two servicemen.
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"Sales will continue to be ban-
died out of our Exeter location,
but once you have purchased
'
John Deere equipment from its,
service will be provided at the
more convenient location—de-
pending on whether you are
•
closer to Exeter or Blyth.
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"We at Huron Tractor Ltd. look
forward to providing you with
y�pp
even better service in the future,
and if you are contemplating new
or used equipment, we urge you
to consider the fact that service
will now be available to you at
two locations."
Herb Verbeek
FOR AS LITTLE AS
$ .04
per day
Plus shampoo; rent a• Bissel Electro Foam
Rug Shampooer from
BROOME'S
FLOOR COVERING
PHONE 527-0420 — SEAFORTH
LTD.
OFFICIAL. OPEN HOUSE
FRIDAY, JANUARY 18,.,
P
of their modern new Blyth....
JOHN'DEERE SERVICE CENTRE
Hwy. 4 at County Rogd 25, at the south entrance to Blyth
Large shop and service area.
This new facility
and the staf f
will provide
SERVICE
HURON TRACTOR
BLYTH 523-4244
Where and
when you
need it!
LTD. "
EXETER 235-1115
JOHN DEERE
GENERATION 11
TRACTORS AT
OPEN HOUSE
—See the complete
John Deere
+� Generation 11
Caravan featuring
four cut -away tractor
engines with working
components.
—Several door prizes
and free coffee.
— go
—Examine the very
latest in parts, service
and accessories.
—Come and " talk to
I
ur staff about your
requirements, and
how we can best serve
your needs from Blyth.
—Investigate our new
delivery�servi.ce which
includes a new van to
serve our many cus-
tomers in the Goder-
ich, Clinton, Seaforth,
Brussels, Blyth, Wing.
ham, Lucknow, Moles-
worth and Auburn
areas.
Doug Cameron, Parts
Alex Kiss, Service A s
Ron Pardon, Service
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