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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1972-11-02, Page 2�► hpl e. hu d y Nov,, 2 ivy? When Cnada took over the No `ttl West Territories. > 1869, Man service was, established 'over 800 miles. between Winnipeg and Fdnnonton. PATZ rani. Automation Stable Cleaners Silo Urloadeers Cattle Feeders Andrew Berg, RR 4, Clinton 482.7282 rrb PIZZA PUPPIES The 4-H Auburn 3 Club's fourth meeting was held at the home of Cathy McClinchey. The cover picture was passed out by Marie Empey. The minutes were read by Joyce Chamney. Mrs. Empey spoke on many different things about casseroles and what to have for dessert when serving casseroles. Cathy explained how to make quick burgers, which were satalpled and were very good. ESTABLISHED IN 1936 We specialize in a complete line of FARM EQUIPMENT McGAVIN'S FARM EQUIPMENT Sales and Service WALTON, ONT. Ph. 887-1i365 Brussels or Ph. 527-0245 Seaforth The Township of EAST WAWANOSH An Important Notice To The RATEPAYERS At the present time it would appear that in order to receive full benefit under the new Ontario Property Tax Credit Plan, 1972 taxes must be paid in full by December 31., 1972 ALEX. McBURNEY Treasurer _Annual POPPY CANVASS Sponsored by Branch 180 RoyaITC�nadi�n: tegior will6e held NOVEMBER 2, 3, 4 Remember them with the flower that won the Peace THE FINISHING TOUCHES are being put on this complex of corn elevators representing an investment of a quarter million dollars in the corn growing future of north Huron. The community of Westfield, a hamlet a few miles northwest of Belgrave, has become an im- portant centre for the, corn trade, and serves farms for many miles around. The Snell family, father, daughter and four sons are busily involved -in this growing industry. (Staff Photo) Belgrave Personal Notes Mrs. George Dunlop of Ennot- ville visited on Saturday with Mrs. John Anderson. The Belgrave Junior Auxiliary held their Hallowe'en party on Saturday morning at the home of Miss Janette Johnston. Bill Styles and Miss Marilyn McDonald of Mimico spent the weekend with his aunt, Mrs. Cora McGill. Mr. and Mrs. James R. Coultes - visited on the weekend with .Mrs. Len Jarvis of St. Catharines and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor of St, HURON DEAD STOCK REMOVAL CLINTON We are now pitying $5 - $15 for fresh dead or dis- abled cows and horses over 500 lbs. Two '"trucltts to serve you bettekr. Fast efficient service. All small farm. stock picked up free of charge as a service to you. License No. 237-C-7 Call us first, -you .won't have to call anyone else. You may obtain a written report from a qualified veterinarian upon request. 24 Hour Service - 7 Days a Week CALL COLLECT 482-9811 Ann's. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thompson of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Procter were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Julian Mantey of. Exe- ter. Miss Martha Armstrong of " Windsor returned to her home on Thursday after spending the past week with her brother and sister- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Armstrong. Miss Joyce Taylor of Toronto spent the weekend with her pati- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence. Taylor. e� rs must have faith' to remain on the farms Farmers must have faith to be. dent for the ensuing year. He will in pie business of farming, must' be . supported by d I I executive have faith in the 'forthcoming composed of Peter Chandler, lin- seasons and •what they may mediate past president; Donald bring and-arrtrnderl:ying-belief in 1- v- i<r, 4nss_i-d.ent • Sininn_, a Divine Nature which will ac- Hallahan, secretary treasurer coinplish the -miracles of growth and a hoard of directors consist- and harvest. This was the opinion ing of Murray Vincent, Bob Tay - expressed to the annual meeting Lor', John Vaunt, Peter de Gruoi, of the East Wawanosh Farm Adrian Vos, Robert Charters and Federation held following an ex- - Ciifto►,d Laidlaw. cellent turkey dinner at Snell's Business Session • Hall, Westfield, last Wednesday. In a.brief business session, the .The opinion was that of Bruce chairman called upon Mr. Halla - Goderich were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. I.tawrence Taylor 'and Mr, and Mrs. Mark Armstrong. A number of women from the village attended the Bluevale United Church bazaar on Friday afternoon. SALAD QUEENS The Loyal Orange Lodge serv- WHITECHURCH - Leader ice was held in Trinity Anglican Mrs. Walter Elliott was hostess Church on Sunday afternoon at for the meeting of the Salad 2:30 p.m. with Rev. Keith Stokes Queens. President Janet Adams in charge. opened the meeting and the sec - Mrs. Cora McGill and Mrs. retary, Kathy Wybenga read the 9... SUPER DRY Reg' f1.98s�19 HEATING $1-144 PAD Reg.S8.97 5 GR. 100'5 REXPRIN � Reg. $7.05 $1.05 7 ALL :DAY/ALL NIGHT -3 oz.. coII1u SYRUP�/ Reg. j[, 1.12 t FEMIRNINE $133 HYGIENE DEODORANT SPRAY Reg. $ass REMEMBER TO KEEP A GOOD SUPPLY OF SUPER PLENAMINS HANDY: Lee Vance Ltd. WINGHAM YOUR WINGHAM PHARMACIST �..� • ONTARIO Stanley Cook visited on Wednes- minutes and called the roll an- day with Mrs. Mary Vincent of swered by ten members giving a Blyth. menu for their listed dinners. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Page of Mrs. Elliott gave some notes on Toronto were Friday visitors salads. Kathy Purdon made a • with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vin- jellied salad with lettuce, carrots, cent. celery and onion. Linda Moore Mr. and Mrs. William Kelly of made a tossed salad` of vege- Seaforthh;visited on Tuesday with _tables and Wendy England made Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vincent. French dressing for the tossed Mrs Albert Vincent, c friend, � • salad. All sampled the demon - Farmers McCall, Brussels, sales manager han for the minutes of the last 4--t4 RPitssele-fialea-bay- and •-regtrt rmeettrrgaItd ftn rrc9`d`t tr-Mr:-'and-Mrs'7George Walk - well -known in the area through a report„ which showed the unit ins long connection wit fa inirtg;and,: goodcst pe,, Mr. Pattison de- . and Mrs. Jack Ta Trii- •Y livestock sales. livered the auditor's report, indi- dy and Mark, and Mr. and Mrs. With a lively wit that had a eating everything in order. Mark Armstrong visited on Sat - general appeal to his farm In the course of the chairman's urday with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson friends and neighbors, Mr. ,Mr- remarks he announced that 'good, -Dusky of St. Agatha and Mr. and Call strung "offa•ilist of anecdotes results are being obtained from Mrs. James Kellar and Sharon of that' kept the gathering laughing the new system of field men being Kitchener. for a good half hour before he located -at the county level; He Mr. and Mrs. Frank Work jtan spoke seriously. said five such field men are•now and Craig of Brussels visited About 130 farmers and their •actively at work. A number of Sunday with her grandparents, wives and families heard the others are about to,be sc to work. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Armstrong. speaker declare that Canadians This will eliminate some of the Cecil Coultes isa patient in Vic - eat better at lower prices than problems that arose hitherto . toria Hospital, London., . anywhere in the world. The farm from working through Toronto. • Mr. and Mrs. Norman White - segment of the economy has been He -stressed that contact will be head ,of Wingham visited Friday the • most efficient and through maintained with Toronto, but evening with Mr. and 'Mrs. Rob- ert Hibberd. Mrs. Grace Rodgers and her sis- ter, Mrs.= Edna Richardson of -St. Paul's visited with Mr. and Mrs, strations. Mrs` S1_eightholm, assistant leader, checked the notebooks. •Albert Vincent on Sunday eve -The next meeting will be held Hing. November 4 at Mrs. Elliott's ' LawrenceT aylor, who- has home. been a patient in Victoria -Hospi- tal, Charcoal is made by slowly ,his home last week London,� as able to return to burning' ,��rx,d while' restricting Mr. and Mr. Harold Walker of the supp:. • ,• ,xvaeri W s tioder'ich were Sunday visitors NOMINATIONS, Township of 'Grey NOTICE is hereby given to the Public School Electors of the Townships of Grey and Morris and the Village of Brussels that in compliance with The Muni- cipal Elections Act, 1972, chapter, 95, the period for nominations in the said TOWNSHIP OF GREY is the period from THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9th, 1972 until ' MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13th, 1972 for at 5 o'clock in the afternoon the purpose of nominating -fit and proper persons for the office of two members to the Huron County Board of Education. • EDYTHE M. CARDIFF, Returning Officer skill and improvements in meth- taster results will he obtained ods has kept costs of production working directly with the region - much lower than any other coup- al field man. try• It is no-fault of the Canadian Best Ever Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Robert farmer that food prices at the re- Mason Bailey, speaking as tail level are now so high. county president, said the attend- Hibberd. President Peter Chandler was ance at the meeting was the best Mr, and Mrs. Cliff Branton and chairman for the event and intro- he had ever seen, and that he was Clifford visited, on the weekend duced the head table guests. They proud of his home township ;tak- with Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Goldhawk included Mason Bailey, Huron ing such a keen interest. He said, and family of Blenheim. County president and Mrs. it had been five years since he Mr: and Mrs. Harman Mitchell Bailey. Mr. Bailey expressed had been a director in the town- of Rothsay visited on Saturday pride in his, home unit of E 'st ship unit, and since then he has with Mr. and Mrs'. Robert Coul- Wawanosh, statling that in his ex- had many 'valuable experiences. tes. . ,perience there had never been a "The Federation of Agriculture William A. Humphrey of St. better turnout in Huron. He urged from the ten down deserves the Helens spent a few days last week enthusiastic support , despite re- > support of every farmer," he de- with his sister and brother -in - cent setbacks. , clared, He spoke highly of the ,law, Mr. and Mrs. ,Georges Walk - Also head table guests were irk of officers in the movement, er. He also visited with Mrs. Reeve Roy Pattison of E. Wawa- mentioning for one Frank Hill of Hazel Purdon. nosh and Mrs. Pattison; Frank , i4urgn, president of the OFA. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Dunbar of Wall, first vice-president of the Peter de Groot tendered a vote Stratford spent Sunday with his OFA and Mrs. Wall; Simon of thanks to the ladies who served mother, Mrs. Joseph Dunbar. Hallahan, secretary of the unit the banquet, Bill Crawford took Donald Dunbar spent the week- , for 30 years, and Mrs. Hallahan, the chair fdr the election of of- end with his grandmother; Mrs. Mr Wall addressed' the regional ficers. In the course of the pro -Joseph Dunar. meeting held immediately fol- gram Hugh Malton and family This community extends sym- lowing the township meeting. presented accordion and guitar Pall)), to Mr. and 'Mrs. Jack Van Elect Officers numbers which were well re- ' Camp and family in the death of Eldon Cook was elected presi- ceived. their son, Richard. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Karges, R.R. 1, Gowanstown visited on Big '0' Winner Sees Hensall Plant Mac MacDougall, field representative of Big '0' (right) with Mr. Lloyd Bender of RR 2, Crediton, winner of the Big 'O' ' 10 acres Free Draw' at the International Plowing Match. Mr. Bender visited the Big '0' plant at Hensall recently to see plastic drainpge tubing being produced and to collect his, prize of 8,750 feet of 4 -inch diameter tubing. A DINING HALL Targe enough to seat 200, complete with large stainless steel equipped kitchen, coffee shop and washroom facilities, has been provided by the Snell family com- pany for -the use of patrons of the company's grain and equipment divisions as well as farm and social groups in the community surrounding Westfield. A number of Targe ban- quets and receptions have already been held in the new building. (Staff Photo) o— nt „ft .u' warm -uptoou;,,,,,,, .: p rs great I MEN'S SAFARI STROLLER STYLISH $ 95 WARM DURABLE EXPER`LY TAILORED MEN'S CORDUROY JACKET For Fall and Winter DUCK $16" WORK PARKA By 'Weather Buddy' with Hood 0 • $1499 Wide Variety of GLOVES -SHOES - BOOTS - SOCKS - WORK CLOTHES. UNITED CO-OPERATIVES OF ONTARIO Wingham 357-2711 BELGRAVE BRANCH Brussels ee7-6453