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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1976-04-01, Page 15-ATTENTION FARMERS- Corn, Bean' and Grain Growers You are cordially invited to attend a growers dinner and informative meeting on Weed and Insect Control in Beans and Corn Place- ORANGE SHILLELAGH ,VANASTRA Guest _ EUGENE VVHELAN Speaker Minister of Agriculture Time- 10a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Date- Friday, April 2 1976 Please Contact Us for Free Ticket MILTON J. DIETZ LIMITED SEAFORTH, ONT. -- R R. 4 — .'HONE 527-0608 Purina Chows-Sanitation Products -SeedCorn- Provimi Feeds-Ventilation (Wholesale & Retail)1 N. Pesticides-Spraying Equipment MF Bo es Farm Supply 527-1257 Seaforth. Oritar\io Massey Ferguson a eta clateaasaaaeat ate astaaaleastaa ofetstatotait atattattlatatattatatalatata statateta For broad spectrum weed control in corn, with less chance of carryover, apply a labeled Lasso plus atrazine tank Lasso®.Herbicide by Monsanto • .Always read and follow Lasso label directions. MONSANTO CANADA LTD., Montreal, Quebec Toronto • Edmonton • Vancouver 9S E U e e tt e le o e I te tt e ts t s is te le tt e tt e le tt e tt i te i fi ti ti a ti tt i ts ti li fi li te ts te te tt s te e te t i . ACMCZCMCMaSES Bring this ad in and check all the savings during our SPRING FEVER ‘<, GO. See \f/ McGavins Farm Equipmept Ltd. FOR YOUR COMPLETE LINE OF SPRING FARM EQUIPMENT *PLOWS Kongskilde & Hydrein & many used ones *CULTIVATORS Kongskilde, JF Sandersun Brody and Glencoe * DISCS Dunham Krause & KeWanee *HARROWS id west Mounted Diamond for as low as 35.00 P rimeter, Pick and Aitckenhead chairrHarrows *FERTILIZERS EADERS Fertilizer augers both Hydro and Gas engines "drive Packers- Turnco and Eastern *MANURE SPREADERS New Idea and New Holland * TRACTORS Leyland and Zetor *3 POINT BLADES Little Rhino, Mohawk LARGE SELECTION OF USED EQUIPMENT McGAVIN FARM EQUIPMENT LTD. WALTON' Brussels 887-6365 "Serving Agriculture Since 1936" Seaforth 527.0245. MI Ilia MO VIM mou mais amm opos som mos mom ams a MODEL YOU'CAN NOW 'SAVE M.F. 235 Tractor $400' M.F. 255 Tractor $400 M.F. 30 Backhoe Loader $900 M.F. 71 1.B Skid Steer Loader $74 00 Check these savings on new MF farm tractors under 80 ptO horsepower, plus- industrial machines! - I-Ako '1/43 - ;Limited to available inventories until April 30th, 1976 We've of other brand-new bargains in stock, at unbelievablif low prices. Correspondent Mrs. Allan McCall The March meeting of the Walton Women's Institute was held on Wednesday evening in the Community Hall when guests - were present to enjoy Court Whist. Mrs. Don Achilles, presided for the opening exercises. Mrs. Herb Traviss was' pianist, Prio to the court Whist, Howard Hackwell and Wilfred' Shortreed spoke briefly on behalf of the recreation committee in regards to the park and, the hall. After a discussion the Institute members voted to purchase the hall frn the Hall board, but is still be called the Walton Community Hall with legal matters still to be settled. Therewere 10 tables of Court Whist•in play. Mrs. Harvey Craig gave out .rules for each game. Prizes were for winners of pink cards"' - to Mrs. Charles McCutcheon, low - Mrs. Jack Gordon. Winner of white card - - Gordon Murray; low - Mrs. Ralkph McNichol. Novelty prize Mrs. Kathleen Beatty. Harold Bolger was winner of the door prize. Mrs. Alvin McDonald and Mrs, Harvey Craig were the convenors for Citizenship and World Affairs who planned the evening's entertainment. Lunch was served by the, hostesses in charge. The members remained for the rest of their business. 'Minutes were read by Mrs. K. McDonald followed b y the treasurer's report. The roll call 'Bring an article from home that was made in another country ' was answered by 20 members. The Institute will cater for the 25th anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gordon on Friday , April 9 at Family Paradise The annual meeting will be held on April 21st with a dinner at the Corner Restaurant . Anyone wishing to go are to have their names and money into any of the 44% branch directors by the Sunday before. There will be an exchange gift with Sunshine Sisters. Mrs. draente Craig of the nominating committee brought in the new sla to of officers for the coming yedr. A bus trip is to be looked into, possibly for June. • • The committee to look after the card party for April 2 are Mrs. ' Mac • Sholdice, Mrs. Eritie Stevens, Mrs. Earl Watson and Mrs.Ray Huether. It was. decided a Dessert Euchre would be held on Wednesday, Airil 28. The' committee in charge of advertising and letting the time are Mrs., Don Achilles; Mrs. Harold Bolger; Mrs. • Stewart Humphries; Mrs. Tom Liphatd and Mrs. Torrence Dundas. A food forum, "More about interested at this time: Personals.' Mr. Jim Speirs of Brock, Sask. spent a week with Mr. and Mrs. Jim McDonald and visited other relatives in the community. Mrs'. Simpson McCall of Stratford visited Mrs. Pete McDonald last week. Mr. and'Mrs. Bob Machan and family of Sasrnia visited last Walton UCW Invited to Thankoffering Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reid. Mark and Nickie Machan „of Goderich spent last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kirkby. Mr. and Mrs. Mac- Sholdice, Murray and Sandra have arrived home from a bus trip to Florida.' The Institute card party will be held this Friday evening in the. community hall. Mrs. Audrey Riley,Linda Lee Riley of Wroxeter spent last week with the former's mother, • Mrs Charles, McCutcheon. vlvfiss Joan Bennett of Windsor spent the weekend at the home of ,her parents, Mr. and Mrs., Ron Bennett. Mrs. Herb Traviss and daughter Gail sang a duet "It• is no secret" at the morning service on Sunday at Duff's Church. The U.C.W. are invited to Thankoffering services at Blyth United Church on April 4 to Northside United Church, Seaforth on April 6; also to Northside United Church, B,ruce and Kathy Baker of London spent a few days of the holiday week with their father, Rev. Ed.. Baker. Miss Susan Murray who is attending, a hairdressing school in London spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Murray. The ladies of the ,Walton Unit were busy again quilitiiig at the home of Elva Bolger, the first of this week. The Stratford Chapter ' of parents without partner held their installation officers banquet and dance on, Saturday evening with Rev. Ed. Baker as master of ceremonies. INVEST In a Guaranteed Trust Certificate Seaforth - Insurance Agency Limited 527-161 .0 mitS,MANP$viERRAVX Mis7ibitet 'P.Ocrqaws, 88, .of R.R.4, Seaforth, died at the Seaforth Community Hospital .on Thursday,,; z She was the-Ttirlifer Theresa Murphy, a daughter of the late. Mr. and Mrs. franc* Murphy of aibbert Township. Her husband, to whom she was married in St. Columban in 1919, died April 10, 1958. • Surviving are two sons, Robert J. of London, and James H. of R.R.4, Seaforth; two daughters, Mrs.. Sy (Mary C) English of Toronto and Mrs. Samuel (Helen; Fawkes of Hamilton; a brother, John A. Murphy of Seaforth and 12 grandchildren. A sort, Frank, died while serving in Europe in 1944 during the Second World War. itu 1.11UlitON:,EXPQPili:Pk, APO!. 1, 1970 riOsi : She is sgri iveo py:444ghter, Tony' (MN* Shulman - of fmlm and Mts. Allad, (Pois) 'Wannero §mi4 :4114. a 4.).P• 444 of titihMIC TYY1). She a4o sarviv01)302 gralkOchilcirm by a aster Mrs. of sFgortk Her husband predeceased tPt,' in 'July 1975, funeral Service was conducted by, Rev, .D.R.Peplc of 'IC444114;14 ROY, 4014P0.11.__it IfoPPer HoelOy. Funeral Exeter, on Tuesday; March 31i's Interment followed in -Exeter Cemetery.. Don't add hospital,costs to yottr other farm costs. St. John Ambulance says, to avoid costly accidents be alert when working around machinery and check all • equipment regularly. Walton W. • votes to buy Walton Community Hall INCOME TAX PREPARED Farmers — Businessmen — Individuals — At Reasonable Rates — Ronnenberg Insurance Agency Open in Brussels — Tuesday and Friday Only — Ph. 8874663 Monkton Office Open Monday to Saturday Noon Phone 347.2241 — Any Time. Phone Early for Appointment and Avoid the Rush RAMMI04, 4.6 The U.C.W. are invited to Thankoffering services at Blyth United Church on April 4, to Northside United Church, Seaforth on April 6; also to Brussels United Church on April 4. Duff's United Church Thank- offering is April 11. Danny Achilles and Peter Bennett have been playing hockey this season with the , Brussels Atoms. On Saturday they won over Blyth 6 - 1 when they won the C Championship in Mildmay on Saturday morning. Danny was also presented with a trophy for' the most valuable f \ , player award. Mr. and Mrs. •Russell Shines of Monkton visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Nelson Reid. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Roy ,Gingerich on the arrival of their daughter on Sunday in ' Clinton Public Hospital. , Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bewley spent last week visiting their daughter Brenda in Edmonton. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lillycrop, Sherrie Tracey of London spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bolger. Mr. Walter Bewley is a patient,-.. ' in St. Jo'seph's'Hospital, we hope he-is able to return home Friday; 1 The 1790" was *Ate .4,5,0.Q*, Fuueral,. .'f19;40 to $.earPttlb Funeral mass was 1104 Saturday - at '10:3Q ' a.rn. in St .aathes Church, Segforth, with Rey, Harry Laragh officiating. Temporary entombment was in the Pioneer Mausoleum in Seaforth,„ with burial later in St. James Cemetery, .Seaforth, Pallbearers wets ' Michael Devereaux, Frank Devereaux, Donald Devereaux, Neil Devereaux, Daniel Devereaux, John Devereaux. Paul English was the flower bearer. MRS. ERNEST PYM The death occurred in Sarnia General H ospital on March 27 of Mrs. Ernest Pym of Hensall. She was in her 82nd' year. The former Bertha Andrew she was born in Hamiota, Manitoba.