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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-07-10, Page 3.1 4 Tax;Levy jumps ,I1Aill . . In ,:...sborne Townsh10, Lrshorne township -'s 1958 tax I strection will be ;called. Th ,..• Tate Will be Ze nills, -.council de." necessary tile was ordered. cided Friday. This is exclusive di During the _court of revieio local public school remetsitions. 1 on 'the Webber municipal drab 'flie new -my is an increase, the acreage of Frayne Bros. o of 1,25 mills ever last year, tiet part 16 and 17, on. tWe, wa made necessary by a hike- in the lowered from 33 to 23 acres an reurity.rate and a slight increase ethe outlet aseessment ;decrease in township costs. i by $18.75. The bylaw was ap Th rate• ."' 'a. e approxi - P.' '. ;- . rnately $86,000. Other income will i There were no further .appeal amount to $40,000. Estimated .ex. • on the Wallis intiniciPal- drai !penclitures including lugh school e and the bylaw was passed. and ;county requisitions totalled' '001uPensation Inatirance PollnY was renewed with W. JL Hotig. The township levy was set at seri with premium a $168.75 ep- 0:5 mills which is half a mill ,e1),11,eahl"" r"a"ceeit"t an more than last year. 'Construe.: 'Ps -75 to the general account. ton ;of a $25,000 .bridge and the 1 R"ri "mull's °tailing $4'208 al ,were approved. Current ac 'cost of ,spraying rattle for warble!' e, Ashich has been assumed; by ! cowl s iota led $645.35. Reeve Clayton Smith preside the township. instead of being asseesed against individual. own- and all emincillors were present Next regular meeting ;will b • ers, contributed to this increase. lield Monday afternoon, Augus A grant of $50 was made to 11 e South Huron Agricultural So. e the Department of Highways for the anpplemental road appro- ' - e. - - - • ; •• ' - Profits Drop priation bylaw for $1'7000 and for constructiqn •of the Kernick For anners C bridge according to the Gibson • • • ' ' and Sons contract. Nowa 111.4dOet Prom Baseline BY MR.4. AttcHlg DOWAR e, P.ereenet Items • Mr. and, Mrs. Dick Wardell, .Simeoe, Alr. Carrot., Brantford. 1 and M. and Mrs. Robert Ale- n 'Gregor. Kippen, were guests at e the .heine ,of john Ain't on 'San- d .day. ct Mrs. Erie Westenaa and. •sen, - David, London, and Miss Dar- nne Sheeleard, 'Corbett, have s been spending a few holidays n ! With Mr. mut. Airs. David Hot - an and ..enuly. Kenneth Fraser, Parkhill,. Is spending.a few holidays with his cousin, Ito.anie AleNaughton. d and Mrs. Dolt, AlhanY,• - New York, and Miss Olive Hack- • neY, Mitchell, visited with their aunt, Mrs. Ban Wilson, Monday. Patricia. Hernandez and. d brother, Dickie, -of St. Thomas, are. sperildng .a few holidays with e. their grandparents„ alr, and t; Mrs. Howard Switzer. • Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Strahan and family attended the Wag. born reunion at Springbank on , Sunday afternoon. Air. :Leonard and Alfred Bur- ! gess, Stratford, are spending the.: holidays with their .uncle, Mr.' Wilbert MeNeight. • Air. Ellen Baker of 'the; 4-H, Club enjoyed a trip to the 0.A.C. at e pi este week. 1 Miss Linda :Irvine, St. Marys, Spent a few holidays with Willa :s Elston last week. Mrs. Harold Berry accompan- ied her daughter, Mrs. Harm"! Beecroft, and Mr. Beecroft, of , • • Toronto, on a motor trip to Chicago- last week when they!, spent a few days, in that city. s, Miss Norma :Elston was sue.: ressful in passing. hey grade eight with limners in music at the Toronto Conservatory of Music last week. Miss Sharon Marriott and; C ar ene Baker succeeded in .1. passing grade six with honors at the 'Western Conservatory of T Music and Miss Marlene Timms, I a grade three, with honors, Mrs. Howard Switzer w h I a Metes Approval was received from c mg a neat press It was reported that engineer 1 report, Canadian Canners Ltd. C. P. Corbett, 0.L.S., has begun ' suffered a decrease in profit work on the Jaques, Baker and "from $1,583,513 in 1956 to $401, Rodd drainage petitions, 207 in 1957, in spite of increased Following consideration of tie." sales. titions from ratepayers regard- The company also Ifad an M- ing street. lighting in Kirkton crease in inventory of alniost and Woodharn, council agreed to $6,000,000. pay the township's share of in. As a result of this inventory .stallation of 21 enclosed direr- increase, production had to be tional lights Kirkton at. an es- curtailed in 1958 on many sur. tiinated cost of $2,510 and 14 plus lines. similar lights in Woodham at an, commenting on the report, ta estimated cost of $1,660, and the newsletter of the Ontario maintenance costs. Fruit. and Vegetable Growers' -Us borne will Pay one-half of Association says: its 1 f s, withhe "During 1957, the above corn - other half being raised by resi- dents of both villages and thc pany processed nearly 1,000,000 cases of local fruits and .7 • Kirkton Community Association. :4 Report on the Davis municipal tables under the Del Monte label; this would tend to contra - drain was provisionally adopted ; dict the rumors which stated that Airith the approval of the eti- boners, who were present r,„ goods sold under this label were s''s imported from the the reading. Court of revision 'will be held at the next regular meeting, when tenders for con - Huron County Tuckersmith Crop Report By A. S. BOLTON Seeks' Aid H • -•have. een delayed by frequent rains during the past sveek. Tuckersmith council, at its • meeting Wednesday, July 2, de- These rains accompanied by. cided to request the federal goy_ wind have caused some lodging ernment for 'additional assistance 01 grain fields in South Heron, toward completion of paving the . Except for the lodging, the grain sideroad from No. 8 highway to ; fields appear to be in excellent RCAF Station Clinton, , . condition, and indicate good yields. - Reeve Ivan Forsyth arid Clerk E. P, Chesney were authorized' Powdrey mildew has affected to execute an agreement with soine crops of Parkland barley. the Department of National De-; Brant barley is resistant to pow - fence regarding the installation , dery mildew and unaffected, of a culvert at lot 45, concession i With adequate rnoisture and 2, LRS. 1 warmth, corn, beans, turnips and It. L. Beattie, contractor on sugar beets continue to , make the Carter drain reported that the ,nnd • ttl dram was 'completed and: balance; The Mexican bean beetle has • of payment to him will be made, affected so fieldsme of white on receipt of certificate from beans. the engineer. Payment from in- terested ratepayers will be re-' e quested, Councillors Arthur Varley and Take Up Options represent the township `at a For Gov t Proiect Victor Lee were appointed to • joint meeting nn July 21, in con- , nection with the Maitland Bank Huron MPP C. S. MacNaugh- Cemetery. • ton announced this week that Accounts passed included: fax options on land required for the bounty, $9.Q0; .dump. $20.00; ad. hospital for retarded children vertising, 85,50; schools, e226,30; near Gederich will be taken 'up relief and hospitalization, $52.00; . by the july 15 expiry date. roads, $6,979.00; salary. and al. He also stated that planning, lowaoces, $234.48; receiver -gene- of the hospital will be started! rat, $7,15; drains, $55,00, as soon as possible but doubted. Council will meet again on 11 construction would start this 41; , .own , o ics _ , „, , , ..0.,,... , la I !! Items of $oolal end Perginal Interest In and Around Exeter The Nxeter Tiote..4tOweeitte 1,10 *tons" pieeeed te mittlish tile20 items, We awl °tor reader* are SWOSCARed in 7014, 4414 Sour Moult*, Phone 170.' Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Dunn oft Mr. and Mrs. Reg Wnerth and :Silsboro, Sask. and Mrs. Ida ISusan, London, and 'Mr. and Bishop, Vancouver, B.C. visited, Mrs. R. M. Long and family, last week with Mr. and Mrs. 1 Royal Oak, Alia visited with Tont Jolly. Mrs. Bishop is re -I Aulier.lavietdekAelards.. A. E. Wuerth over ambling for a few days. Miss Lpona Alderson IS at .I Mr. and Airs. James Smith, tending summer school at At.: Waterloo St. have as their guest lantic Union ,College, South Laninilielsws Jersey. Smith,' Belleville, caster, Mass, Mr. and 11rs. Murray Moore , Mr. and Mrs. Wes Witmer and children of Toronto visited spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ewnicill.i retatives over the week- Gordon lierborth and Mrs. Frank Herborth, Stratford. . Mrs, Ella Moore is a patient Misses Arlene Love. Exeter. in Victoria Hospital, London. ;and Alma Hendrick. Grand aer, and Mrs. George segues Bend. are spending this week a ttended the wedding of their at the Alma -Huron -Perth Young granddaughter, Jane Lee Fran. People's Camp Summer School CIS in Tavistock on Saturday. at Goderich. Air. and Airs. Stewart Prouty Rev. and Airs. Carl Van Fa and fentily of Oshawa are visit. OWe of Wyandotte, Michigan, Ing with Mr. and Mrs, Clayton and Mr. and Airs. Gerben For - Prouty, tuin and family of Randolph, Mr, and ma. Tweed web,. Wisconsin, visited last Afonday Dianne and Freddie of Lavek and Tuesday with Rev, and Airs. visited on Monday with Mr. and R. Van Farowe. Mrs. Frank Taylor, Airs. Alice Miss Mary Haigh had as her Holtzman of Pontiac, Mich. is guest the past few days, Miss visiting with Mr. and Mrs, Tay; Marjorie Sturman, of Rapid or this week. - City, Manitoba. r - Mrs, Netta Rnbinson and Lu. Mise Elaine Mitchell left with ella, Mr. and Airs. W. C. Bloe. friends on Monday for a trip ing and Bill of' Detroit spent to the west coast. he weeke.nd with Mrs. Clara Larry Rumpel, owner of Ler- lackney and attended the Pose- ry's .Snpertest station in Exeter more reunion on Sunday at has purchased a new home and Riverview Park, is expected to move from Hen_ Mr, and Mrs. George Bat and sall by August 1., lees. John Bott of Albany, N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. 'William Walker, nd Mee Olive Hackney of Winnipeg, are holidaYing at litchell visited on Monday with Sauble Beach and Honey Har Si's. Clara Hackney, bor after spending the past week Airs. Will Ferguson, Toronto, with Air. and Mrs. Lloyd Taylor $ holidaying with Miss Verna and other relatives in Hensall h°eatceosin.rannurinityother relatives in and London. Mt. and Mrs. Jack Jensen, oro.nto and Mr. and Mrs. Ger- Id Cooper spent the weekend t Red Cedar Lake in Northern fess for Coopers W.M.S. ° d.ay afternoon. Visitors al, thef meeting were. Mrs. Milton filch .1 and Mrs, George 'Kemp, Area Accidents — Continued From Page 1 to be seriously ill but who turned out to be merely asleep. Roy Kerr took the ;doctor to the man :following the accident. Attempting to avoid a collision at the intersection of No. 4 highway and the RCAF Station Centralia road Saturday, Boris Todoroff, London, drove his southbound car into the ditch where the rear end struck a hydro pole, causing $175 dam- age, Bertha Wilson, Red Creek, N.Y., who was travelling north on No. 4 was making a left turn to proceed west on the RCAF road when Todoroff swerved to avoid hitting her. ' PP Constables Cecil Gibbons and George Mitchell investigated. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fletcher, of Nova Scotia, are spending some time. with their daughters, Mrs. Gerald W•urm, Mrs. Harold Campbell and Mrs. Gordon Bei. n la rio. ber. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon May and Mr. and Mrs, S. G. Klatt were amity, Hamilton, are holiday- pleasantly surprised on Monday ng with Alt•s. William May, evening by a Yisit from two for - Mr. and 'Mrs. Ed. Vosper and mer associates at the Wrinch Miss Ethel Vosper of Cooks- Memorial Hospital, Hazel:ton, ville visited friends in Exeter B.C., Miss Olive Pickston, this week. of St. Thoma.s, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hodgson a friend, and Miss Vera Lyon, and 'two daughters, Toronto, are R.N., and her mother of Londes- holidaying at W. E Hodgson's boro. They also called on Mrs. cottage in Southcott Pines, Grand W. C. Pearce who is a patient Bend. at Eventide Villa. Miss Pickston Mr, Peter Weston, RCAF Sta- and Miss Lyon will return to tion, Centralia, spent the week- Hazelton in the near future. end with his family at Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Len McKnight, , Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Willert of Dean, Barry and Paul left (to. Mt. Hope, Mr. and Mrs. Murray day) Thursday for a three-week Marsh of London spent the week- trip to the West. end with Air. and Mrs. J. L. Mrs. Ed ;Walker and her bro- Kvdd, ther, th . , en Misses Karen Levy, Glorene for 30 years, called on Thomas Westra, Gertrude Homan and , Harrison. town, last week. Delores Schreiber, of Wisconsin..I Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Taylor are visited this week at the home of ; holidaying with friends near Mr. and Mrs R. C. 'Fields and t Kingston. family are holidaying for the Rev. and Mrs. R. Van Faxosvg. month of July at Ducharme Mrs, C. M. Farrow, town, on Beach and with Mrs. 'Fields' i the S.H.D.H.S. staff, is attend - mother, Mrs, 'Margaret Fletcher, ing a 10 -day refresher course at m town. Bloor Collegiate, Toronto. Council To Pave Four Streets —Continued from Page 1 Deputy Reeve Chester Ma municipalities who have been whinney reported that a drain - occasion warrants it He aaid warned by the OWRC to maple; would be laid on ganders street, ment sewage, were among the from Carling to Marlboro, as supporters of the. resolution, soon as it was laid out by the The mayor indicated that the engineer. committee appointed at the last Building permits were granted . council meeting to consult 'the to: W. E. Simmons, house on OWRC . regarding the town's Hilicrest Ave.; Hugh Davis, sewage problems has not: yet house on Carling St.. Airs. C. presented its 'ease to the pro- Moore, Simcoe St., siding; Mrs. Vincial government body. Rachael Mollard, William St., . Council supported' a resolution roofing, from the town of Fort Erie re - mite a larger share of the fines More Industry'? questing that municipalities re - levied under municipal by-laws A request :for an official town b 1 1 courts, greeter and an enquiry about the purchase of property for in. Revise Bylaw dustry were made at Monday's co'uncil meeting. Town .council agreed to revise J. W. Weber, who disclosed to its building bylaw to provide for council plans for the construe - three 'progress inspections during lion of the largest turkey hat - construction, following a report. chery in Canada - within the from Inspector 'Walter Culbush town limits, indicated several :Monday night, other developments were "In the August 5 at 8 p.m. • CORRECTION, PLEASE In SHDHS proMotion results. a listed last week, the narne of si Bill Tellerington should have d appear6d as being promoted st from grade 10 to 11 with third lo class honors. ! 19 year. "Because of the very extens- ive nature of the project, and the ac that all architectural ntl. engineering work and de- gniag is done by the planning ivision of the department, a art can hardly be expected 'he- re spring or early summer, 59," Mr. MacNaughton said. 'tt iiiiii imut tttttttt umntwt tttttt t ttttt utitlittu ttttt turtifOtittulittuinitutututtitfitom t ttt IntaintuitImilittltu‘ 3 • BIGGEST SELECTION OF USED CARS IN HURON t COUNTY AT ME LOWEST PRICES! SEE US! '57 ;PONTIAC STRATO-CHIEF COACH, custom, radio, two -tont, 1 '56 METEOR RIDEAU COACH, automatic, radio, new '56 DODGE STATION WAGON, like new, only 21,000 t: '56 NASH METROPOLITAN CONVERTIBLE, new I motor '56 PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN, radio, rung like new 1 '55 CHEN 210 SEDAN, V-8, automatic, po\ver steering 1 '55 BUICK SPECIAL 4 -DOOR HARDTOP, loaded ta . E 155 DODGE SEDAN, automatic, real sharp shape 1 '54 METEOR COACH, only driven 54,000 iniles • '54 AUSTIN SEDAN, all fixed up, rarin' to go 1 '53 MONARCH.SEDAN, radio, whitewalls 153 STUDEBAKER sE,DAN, black, overdrive, new I '53 PONTIAC DELUXE SEDAN, new motor, radio 50 Others To Pick From .,Lots OP OLDER MODELS AT GIVEAWAY PRICES! •i Pearson Motors I Plums /A tuilth LTD. Phone 608 Exeter. 5: Ytitir DUlak.Pettitles,Neuiliell-LeMe Dealer "Lhaa=tattrattituautstisitssilintristurniinttiontetitimittminitittitimorttittnimintmlitimmtittli • r The ameminients will melee it 'mild" which would benefit file compulsory for the builder 16 town considerably. He did not advise the inspector when each cllvulge what they were but le- af three stages — foundation, deeated they were associated roof and completion — is reached with the •poultry industry. in order that he may survey the Mr.. Weber asked if the town work to see that it conlorms to was interested in buying pro!. the standards required by the perty for industry. Mayor Pooley bylaw, replied that council had con- geveral eases, construction had staiditerjproP18ekrtiinegs (31;Putti:°11's`themi pleaciria. Mr. !Cutbush reported that ,in progressed past one of tlie first never came to fruitien." two stages before he was able Mr. Weber suggested that town to inspect the building, in spite should have some "hand -shaking of his efforts to keep abreast 'ol personnel" 'Le officially welcome . visitors to the town when the the work. The inspector reported several had been torreeted to his ,satis- 0 violations or the bylaw which! Di egin 5tudy I faction, He also stated that foot- ing for some :houses had not! Of- ARA Da- mI been formed and he felt they should be. , To Close Road Work on a cost-benefil. study in tonneetiOn with the preposed At the request of lawyer W. ;Parkhill d:am prejett began this G. Coehrane, town council agreed i eyeek, Ausable Authority field - to proceed with the closing of a ' ad_ man IL G. HOoke announced react allowanto, on property Tuesda Y. Jacent to Ilighway 83 Which haef When completed, the survey been sold to a :firm which plans i wru be to erect a large turkey batchery.1 government to support the ATIA'e preseated to the federal The road which bad a dead end. Ipetition Thr financial aSSiStante has been indicated on officia1! with the dam. Matte since the land was hi Ste.; The. study is being made hY piton township but it had never ; Donald 'Clongh, Toronto, a field. , been used as sue.h.• 'man of the Aletrepotitee Toronto ' Hospitalization and relief eoste , Conservatioe Authority, who be. ere expeeted to .total consider- 1 gan WOrk Oft it this week. a 11 he was disappointed recently when he had not been able to secure a town official to wel- come • a Colbourne township school which visited his plant i‘es cently. The mayor indicated members of council could serve in that capacity if they were notified in advance of the visits. Mr, Weber also suggested that the town should recognize in some way the efforts of John Burke, a :member of the indus- trial promotion committee, who played an important role in per- suading the North Land Turkey Hatchery to erect its plant in Exeter. Kirkton WI Installs Slate ' By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS Yeomen's Institute The Kirkton Women's Lestitute was held at the home of /Sirs Roes Francis. Mrs. Clarence Switzer presided over the in. stallation of the new officers Dates were announced for the annual rally at Listowel with Mrs. Emerson Paton as dele- gate; Athievement Day in Mit- chell; Tweedsmuh• History Day et Fulleeton with Mrs. Stuart Shier and Mrs. Herman Peynter as delezates, and the Guelph holiday .in the middle of ;July. Is' R.oll tall was answered by eech giving a flower -for a 'bon - qua Mr Mrs. Orville Roger. The f: report . of the Distritt Annual (1, which was held in Stratford was 11 given by Mrs. lEmersou Paton a and Airs. Clarence Switzer. It was decided to have a • n booth at the Kirkton. Pall Pair. A conntittee of Mrs. Clayton. a Smith, Mrs, Riese Franels, Mrs.. p AB.011 EV 'gl d Mrs. J1imcr son Paton were appointed to; create interest in showing ex.: e, hihits at the Sir, c Mrs. Allen Eveleigh gave a ai demonstration on how to make" tit rhubarb jam which was tat r A, ,....„, lepreniti:p The Tinies-AdVetete, July ID, 1958 P * By ,MRS. GLADWYN HoopeR Blanshard 'Induct New Mintster P011.011a1 1f0M* .1111*. 811f1 Mrs. Leonard 'Mac- ror v v . r li A / oodker, Linda, Lathy and Joy spent . ' '''' ' .' ' ' iirglay in 'Lannon with Airs. `4. By MR.O. ARTHUR l'eleNDI4 $%alviliftisi.es Arrie and Elizabeth. Mitibier ingi"tect Thacker attenued the 4-11 Cali On Friday evening an Will Club on tne hub tour at cfleeipn tion service was held in th On ierntay, Woodham church far the ne Mrs. ,J0 messey le spending minister, Rev. Wareham Re a iew 1.111.,).6 swan Air. ankt Xi's. Thomas Elliott of Kirkton wa Clarence marten ot st. Maw). in eliarge of the serwice an Airs. Lottie Janes, Airs. AI. Rev. LI Late of London gav Yana Hophine, Carl Edwin and the address' Donna Junes event' a few days al! esurt .eranks. Mr. and Mrs, 1 Win. Jones vent Sunday at Port i Reunion Of Bolls Franks and the reel returned! Mr, and Mrs. ,Geo, Waltz and , H i eld In Steaforth home with them. Iciaalyn.04;uaelstsweonigoAlAiari.i eavnedre :Abierza...t The Dell fanaily reunion wa 1held on Sunday in Seaforth Lion Jack 1/tot/Isola. I Park with 75 m attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Jun lieught and 1 The sporteecommittee. Mr. an Charles of Lambeth spent bun. Mrs. Earl Wateem and Mr. an day with Mr. and Mrs, Chas. i Mrs. Jack Robinson conducte Lambert, : a program of aports. Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Facey I Winners were: boys and girl and farredy of Belton, Slim Edna 4 and. under, JimmY Skinner Facey 01 Picton spent Sunday ' girls 5-7, Carol Ann Bell, Bren evening with Mr. and Mrs, Glad- , da Skinner; boys, Stephen Rob wen Hooper and famile, Miss inson. Dale Skinner; girls 8-10 Facey remaining for a low , Jeanie Bell; boys, Larry Skin days. , tuna Jimmy Watson; girls 11-14, I Betty Stephen. Shirley Jaques; McGillivray Votolhoye. Ross AlcBeth, Douglas Young Y g ladies, Betty Stephen, —Continued from Page 1 ;Sherry Bell; Young men, Ross with this water problem for a !.._AleBeth, Douglas McBeth; men, long tune before we can find ;kick the slipper, Lloyd Bell, the right spot. We want to get Alex McBeth; women, Marion at it right away." i Skinner, E 1 e a n o r Hendrick; , grandmother's race, Evelyn urc c Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Co ;land, Donna' and Murray, I and Airs. Glen 'Copeland, M ce! AI. Copeland .and Jean, Mr. . el Mrs!, Clarence Thompson And w , .attended the Switzer v• 1 union 14 Stratford park OP $atm• s urday. d Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Stewart; e • • • and Jimmie .of Niagara, Vat; 'were Sunday visitors with .o :and Airs. William Rundle. ,ai1.. mie remained over for a wee,, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Walker, Nancy and Roy of ,Canfield. spent Wednesday with Mr. and • Airs. Glen Copeland, Mrs. M. 4 .Copeland returned home after welling for two weeks in Calle field. d Mr. and :Ira. John Rodd and d David Wheeler are holidaying with relatives in Quebec thit week. • The W,ALS. ladies entertained on Wednesday afternoon at the " church, the Evening Auxillarer, ' C G.I.T., Baby Band, Xagion ' • Band. 010 - Poll Poll P°11 BY Plo'ells B°3N'alo1.5 Total !sLiean_. balloon shoot, Jeanie Bell, NNN000... 321 21 37 g t2 Youneeat member present was • 38 59 ; Danny e'Watson, oldest member, No. 4 27 Mrs. Thomas Bell; largest fain - 33 6r • No, 5 8 98 'ily on grounds, Mrs. Thomas Igo. 6 59 90 Belli family coming farthest, 26 85 'No. 7 ,,„e . Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Taylor, Long 42 66 4" Island, N.Y. *3-14 27, —545 During the business conducted Majority "Yes" — 83. • by president Andrew Houston, , ,3S,peaarfo.rth, it was decided to have the reunion at Seaforth next Extend Town I Harold Bell was named presi- - :dent, Mrs, Ross Skinner, secre- 5 peed Limit I tary, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hen - I ti ;Ike a tahn. d s pAoirrt.s committee;anelAis . Tuerx. and .Airs. Laurie Stephen, Mr. Ontario Depl 0 Highways will and Airs Ll B !and Mrs. Norman Jaques, table Air. and Mrs. Robert Ru.ndle, Jim and Jack attended the ' ea Stacey reunion held in the Strati- ; ford park last Saturday. Mr. Lawrence Copeland left on a business trip to- Huntsville and visited Algonquin Park, Peng? tanguishine, and stopped at Ailide land .last week. He .was accorne pained by Mrs. Copeland, Don.. na and Murray. Personal items Rev. Thomas Sawyer of Vie- toria B.C., spent the past week with' his sister, Mrs. W. L. Switzer. Dr. George P. Morphy, Mrs. Morphy. John and Nilson were weekend visitors at their home in the village. Quite a number from the vile lege atteeded 'the decoratkin service at the Union C t r at Kirkton on Sunday evening. Rev. A. Rapson of Exeter was guest speaker. Shirley Skinner of Munro ;Is, h o lid ay in g with her grand; mother, Mrs. Roy Kirk, alit Lokertas: George Hopkins., MAS ellen, visited with 'her sister -in. law, Miss Ada Hopkins and He0. last week. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Swite zer, Judy and Dennis of Port Arthur are holidaying with the former's mother, Mrs. W. Xs. Switzer. visitor rty Here. was a weekend with her friend, Lyn Ha* ris, in. St. Marys, P and Mr. . and Airs. Arthur Rundle, extend the 30 mei.h. speed limit ; Z0116 on No. 4 highway to the edge of the built-up area at the south end of town. Huron MPP Crop Report , ee. C. S. MacNaughton announced this week. The zone,' which has for some 'time started at the •tewn. gates, will be extended "well beyond" the new houses and Ontario HE - PC building which has been erected south of the gates Approval for the relocation was given provincial cabinet ap- proval this week. "I expect this will assi,st ma - teeny in slowing down highway traffic -Which enters from the south," Mr. MacNaughton "There have been numerous complaints about the speed of traffic through the built-up area south of the gates but police have not been able to clamp down because the 50 'm.p.h.' speed limit was still in effect.", MacNaughton said the late ; Tom Pryde had tried to extend, the zone some years ago but was found the area was not built-up enough to comply- with. regulations. Recent additions.' however, have been sufficient to permit extension of the slow • zone, Message. From Zion •By MRS. JUD DYKEMAN W.M.S. Entertains Last Wednesday, the W M.S. of Zion Church entertained the ' Miseion Circle and Mission Band. i The president of the W.M.S..' Mrs. Harold Hern, was in charge , of the worship service and the! business. The president of the Aftssine Band, Miss Rehm Hern, took charge of the program which consisted of a solo by Joyce Dickey. a reading by Greta Stephens and an accordion solo by Alma Herta The Mission Band sang a song: ; Shelia Hern sang a solo, Shirley. ; Taques and Frances Skinner ; avoured with a piano duet; t' Barbara Hern gave a reading The program was brought to a close and lunch was served by! the ladies of the W.M.S. Personel items ' Miss Frances Skinner of Elim. ille spent last Wednesday with hirley Jaques. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mole and hildren returned home Sa.tur.' ay after spending a week with Ir. and Mrs. Norman Jaques nd Mrs-, Ju d Dakernan ipend., ig some time in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jaques nd family attended the Bell. icmc in Seaforth on Sunday, Alr. and Mrs. Roy Dykeinan; t London anti Mr. and Mrs. 1 aul Dykeman and Derek .of ; rediton spent Sunday with Mr id Mrs. Jud DYkeman and 111117, served with tea biecuits. Co. iostesses Were Mrs, Stuart Shier Mr. Ted Anderson and eon from and Mrs. Archie Levy. Lethbridge. Alta and Mr. and Ladies Guild Ahd Mrs. Charlie Beften. Toronto bly more in 1958 than theY ' Teacher Employed bete or a number et years, it ! $10118 teamer xennetii e1. wee revealed. Two, bills, over towell ha e been employed by $100 eath, or indigent 'Patientthe Ausable Autherity lot th/e eate atid two applications for ; summer to assist in eoHerve- .E , relief Were peesented and an-, Hon work. lie bee been working proved. $ !et. the MorrisDam, tieborne e ; COnstrtietion of cement floors ' toweehip, and at Port Prentice A : in bathhouses for boys and girls ' earl will assist With other pro - et Riverview Park was autho— jets during the summer. 1 pileed Milinithig a. request trent 1 Pleil tointiatition , A arks ehairman, , COUheillor I 'Preparatioiss . are being matte a i Glenn Fisher, Ifer a land - ti- .gp : 1 Councillor Fisher reported coo.. 1 near Ltican on July 2, von- i -. s , siderable Miner &intent to the mired by MIA, li i buildings during the paet, two,' Fifty 441 members from South 1..Yeats. i Hutch and Nottil Middleatx Will P Coundiller Bill Altieser, their." 'tartlet:pate 111 the day-leng pre- ! men. of the tOwn hAll eenintittee. Oath, which i!.,111. iotlude morut- 1 also reported vandalism in the, nen from CAC effidiale, pudging A telt remits at, the tbStei hall. They of sod types and a hatiouet at are he* being locked at tO p.in.1whitii prizes ell' be awaided, J The Lediee Guild and WA. of Visitors OVer the weekend with. St. Paul's Churth ine; Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roes were ' evening at the home of Airs. Ray; M". Nancy 'Th11118°11' "I Walfrird (night with 15 present. and Mr. Edwin Ross elf Elliot, Mrs Alex Irvine conducted Lal"'• he ei.A, ni•-;e-teng. se'ontnee pee., Mae. L. Copeland and Wise tip Wag l'OAd by Airs. Leslie Ethel Copeland attended tir raiebaien. A cheviot, ed ihe Ssvitzer reunion in Stra.tford on ttniet book was given by Airs. SallirclkY Deem on d Seturdey gueste with Alt. and The Guild meeting followed Mrs Ilanha were frs, mric condut.ted Pettibone of Aylmer. Mr and tnliftst after wint4i lunch Was Titontw.on ot mot by Mrs. mannea ;meek_ eler and Mrs. Johnston. of Wat. nr. Mis. Gerald Patti and Mrs. ford night. Mr. and 15,11,5 Xarl MeNeugh- On Mid aro spending a oratnist 115mi tak's holiday with Mrs. M Miss Carol Latt ,a of Ltican, bettpe holidaying with Dr anti Airs. Mr. and Mrs. Harrel Grav of mos. Toronto have arrived It their VlsitntS ltith Mr. and Mil. ShinniSr hen% i11 irkten for eltil WIliiitj last week were Jul and A t tigna 1 The farmer was angry. • "What're ye comin' hoine with t your milk pail empty fer? Didn't !the old cow :Tare anything?" "Yep," replied his son. "Nine quarts and a kick." at the low food price.st BEST BUY] New Homogenized Red & Whits Pnut utter 35g BEST BUY -1 Hot dog, hanniburgsr, barbecue _einz Relishes FIRST fitUYI 14-ez, rine Niblets Caril BEST iUY1 Pararnsunt Faney 11Z -0Z. JAR FMR 3ic 9c Pink Salmon, 2 ED 89c RUT RLIYI Whits sr Celnred Purex Toilet Tissue 4 QUALITY MEATS Sw4i's Cslio Pkge, FOR 494 Premium Frcmks Swiffs Paamealed—Cry-e=v4it ½ pas. 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