The Huron Expositor, 1968-02-08, Page 12112,4iiiii HURON EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTli, P4T.1 FE� 8.1961,
MORRIS COUNCIL MEETS
Wrrie Township COnnell met
.tifenday 'with all members pre -
;Sin and Reeve William Elston
Motion s adopted by cou.nell
included:
-Bv.Tames Mair and Ross
WU' that we pay membership
to Association of Assessing Of-
ficers of Ontario.
Ross Smith and Thomas
Miller that By -Law No. 3. 1968,
petting road) superintendent's
Wiry at $1.90 per hour and
S15.00 per month for beokkeep-
hag and 10 cents per mile be
carried.
-By Mair, and Smith that a
grant of $15.00 be given Huron
-County Soil and Crop Improve-
ment Association.
-By Mair and Grasbv that we
give a grant of '2500 to Salva-
tion Army Pliblic Relations De-
partment. London.
-By Mair and Miller that we
advertise for warble fly inspec-
tor.
-By Grasby and Smith that we
advertise for tenders for war-
ble fly spraying, saute to state
. price per head, Township to
simply Tinwder.
-,--By Miller and Mair that road
accounts in amount of $3.910.22,
as presented by road superinten-
dent be aecepted.
-By Smith and Mair that we
'advertise for tenders for sup-
plying., crushing and delivering
approximately 20,000 cu. yds.
of gravel.
-By Grasby and /Weir that $50
be p.aid tn any official going to
one Conventinn.
-By Mair and Miller that [fen-
eral accounts be paid as pre-
sented,
General Accounts: 110,-,ald
Noble, fox bounty 4 00: lt,qo-
elation of ..\ecsing ,OfTirer,. f
Ontario, rn-nhershin 10.00! T re
Vance, welfare account. 7 85:
Helen 'Martin. potar,o 10.00:
Jarvis Grooery welfare ac-
counts, 30 0.5-• Municipal World,
supplies, 2.99: George Mutter,
welfare accounts, 24.36; G. Boss
Anderson. replacements for Bel -
grave Street lights, 27.90: Vil-
'lege of Brussels, nursing- home
care charge back, 174.30; Vil-
lage Of Brussels, share of Divi-
sion Court, 16.00; Municipal
Werld, subscriptions. 40.00;
Huron County Soil and Crop
, Improvement Association, 45.00:
James A. Howes, superintend-
enge of construction, McArthur
Drain, 150.00; Robert Nicholson
Construction, balance of con-
tract, McArthur Drain, 740.70,
• extra for. CPR, McArthur Drain
487.00, deposit cheque, McAr-
thur Drain, 250.00; Mrs. M.
Huether, damages., McArthur
Drain, 63.00:: F. Kirkby, dam-
ages and severance, McArthur
Drain; 358.00; H. McClure, Hul-
lett Township, damages and sev-
erance, McArthur Drain, 57600;
H. McClure, damages and sev-
McArthur Drain, 25.00;, j M.
Eckert, Clerk's fees andby-laws
McArthur Drain, 1(10.00; Helen
Martin, Morris Clerk's fees, Me -
Arthur Drain, 100.00 Salvation
Army, London, grant, 25.00;
Helen Martin, salary, 130.37;
George Michic, salary, 45.00;
Canadian Imperial Bank of
Commerce, Income tax and Can-
ada Pension, 8.71.
•.Road Accounts: Dominion
Roads Machinery, gaskets, seals
and water pump, 27.23; Gordon
Workman, fan, electric wire,
47.10; Brussels Coal yard, stove
oil, truck and loader rentals,
129.65; J. C. McNeil, bars and
eoil, 13.50; Glenn McKercher,
snow plowing and standby time
611.25; Glenn Snell, snow plow-
ing arid standby time, 764.00;
Jack Nicholson, snow plowing
and standby time, 950.00; Alex
Inkley, fuel oil and tax, 400.40;
Maitland Teleservices Ltd., rent
and tolls, 27.20; Receiver -Gen-
eral, unemployment ins., 7.20;.
Bank of Commerce, pension,
12.74; Wm. McArter, 'wages,
mileage and bookkeeping, 197.-
95; James Casemore, wages,
440.09; John Smith, wages, 264.-
25.
Ladies Aid
Holds Meeting
There' were 25 ladies in at-
tendance at the Ladies Aid of
FirstChurch Thursday after-
noon. with th_e group captain-
( d h 'Airs. "-Douglas 0. Fry
and Mrs. Lorne Lawson in
cl,,ir(z.t-, Miss Jean Scott, the
„1 -;,--dent, conducted the bus -
;(,c,.. and • Mrs. Fry opened
11,r' nrcwrarn \vith noem ert.-
titled ''T\VN a Sheen". The
hymns for the meetinFt were
ch,lcen by Mrs. E. Geddes.
,TocQin F-osor read the
4811i nsalm and lod in nra'ver.
words of aimreciatinn from a
I prof- nuomor five ,norsons,
wore read by Mr. Nil Whyte
flcl Mrs.. R. K. McFarlane. A
numberof reeommondatians
weep seeontod by Mre, Wm.
and Mrs. Me-
T.nTi MrS. igeForlane in -
two -hired th.sneaker l‘ITTR.
.Tnhn F mor,pqn of nreetrpr-
c-mith. wha stook. an thP.
4.o -'t of screieniture. relnitinsit
flip soil 173 th sr.1. TVrrs.
T m-rin Lpvirenn 1-1•Orilk-pr1 '
cm,1 fhaca contribut-
ing to flip nrorrram,
innktrucv cc A
V* 'nanny Waltorq vicifPri' on '4
with Vy. 13;11 'Rrn,* who
a 'patient in St. Josenh's Hos-
pital, 'London,
erance. McKillop Twp., McAr- ivrr and Mrs. Bev. Parsons
thur Drain, 985.00; McKillop and family Yisitnd en Sunday
TownshiP„Court of Revision ve;th Mrs. John Coward.
CLASS.101.ED. ADS
ugw4AP' mispiaco4 'Up:7
Oleni roller, please Phone
Box gurniture, 527-0630.
U-13-.
usa) two Plena- sola bed
suite can't be told from new.
Box Furniture.
LOST - larg German Shep-
herd dog, Black and silver.
Call 5$27-1038 after 5 p.m.
t1-13-1
WILL babysit shildren in my
own home. Mrs. Hotchkiss in
Village of St. Columban.
t1-13-1
FOUND one Beagle hound,
black, white and tan, well
trained. Ken Doig, phone 527-
1113. t1-13-1
WURM - In memory of Ja-
cob Wtu-m, who died Feb. 10
1958. Ever remembered
by his wife, two daughters,
Margaret and Shirley and
granddaughter SharoR.,
11-13-1
WANTED to buy - used 'ba-
by stroller in good condition.
Phne 527-1712. t1-13-1
COMING event - Cabaret
Dance, Brodhagen Commun-
ity Centre, Sat., Feb. 10th.
ti-13-1
FOR SALE 15% moisture
shelled corn. Phone 426-4118. -3
FOR SALE - Two only, record
players, reg. $149.95, clean mit
special $112.46. Also one player
stand, $25. Irvin's Hardware,
Seaforth. 11-13-2
HARRISON - At 300 Belle-
field St. Lonsn, on Tues-
day, February 6th, Jean
(Burdie) Shannon, wife of
the late Robert A. Harri-
son in her 80th year,sister
of Elizabeth, Mrs. Errol
Habkirk of London. Rest-
ing at 'the Lindsay Funeral
Home, Wellington St., St.
Marys, where funeral ser-
vices will be held Thurs-
day, February 8th at 2 p.m.
Interment in Maitl an'cl
Bank Cemetery at a later
date. t1-13-1
FIRESIDE FELLOWSHIP
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. McKindsey
were 'host and hostess to the
members of the Fireside Fel-
lowship group of 'First Presby-
terian Church on Tuesday 'eve-
ning when there were 30 per-
sons there. Mr. D. R. Cosford
presided in the absence of Mrs.
John Cardno, the president.
prayer was read which had been
prepared by Rev. D. Glenn
Campbell after which the Lord's
Prayer was repeated in unison.
Following a prayer by Rev. D.
0. Fry, Mr. .McKindsey showed
slides of Nova Scotia, New
Brunswick, Spain, Italy and oth-
er European Countries, which
were very interesting. A social,
hour was spent.
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4ncient Custom of
Sending Valentine's
On Wednesday, February 14,,
-the ancient custom of sending
and receiving valentines will be
revived once again, as it has
every year, and both young and
old will enjoy the pleasure of
expressing their affection and
love in verse and rhyme.
How did it all start? Where
did the custom originate? Well,
the first valentine was sent
many, many years ago, in the
third century A. D. to be exact,
and the sender was a young
Roman named Valentinus.
Valentinus, who was impris-
oned by Emperor Claudius II
for giving aid to Christian mar-
tyrs, according to legend, be-
friended the blind daughter of
his jailer while waiting his ex-
ecution and resto..red her sight.
On the night before he died;
Valentinus penned a farewell
message to the girl who had
meant so much to him and sign-
ed it "from your Valentine".
Valentinus was put to death
on the 14th of February and
was buried in what is today
the Church of Praxedes in
Rome. Near his grave a pink al-
mond tree, a symbol of abiding
love, is said to have blossomed.
Thus the name of Valentinus
has come down through. the
centuries as the word which
stands for affection among
friends and love among sweet-
hearts.
Many adults will recall val-
entine cards in an earlier per-
iod where the sentiment was
designed to hurt. Happily this
type of card is a thing of the
past and expressions of love
and affection have taken over
completely.
The purpose of sending val-
entine cards is to express warm
feelings toward each other, in
the spirit of the first valentine
card sent by Valentinus, and
Canadians will faithfully follow
the custom this year, as they
have done each year to bring
warmth and good will into the
lives of friends and sweet-
hearts.
News of
St. Columban
Mr. and Mrs. James Sloan
Jr., spent last week in Corn-
wall. Grafton and Peterbor-
ough.
Mr. nad Mrs. Ron Marcy
and children, Stratford, visi-
ted Mr. and Mrs. Auguste
Ducharme.
Leonel*. Maloney, Lucan,
at his horlyai.
Donald Murray, Guelph,
spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Murray.
Gerald Sloan, Graften, vis-
ited Mr. and Mrs. James
Sloan.
Miss Linda Staples, Strat-
ford, visited at her home here
during the. weekend.
Miss Elaine Murray, Zu-
rich, with Mr. and Mrs. Ray-
mond Murray.
It's estimated that one-
third of a Metropolitan area's
a i r . pollution comes from
combustion and fuel -burning
equinment; one-third from
automobiles, buses and
trucks, and one-third from
industry.,
News of
Cromarty
Mrs, William, Harper presided
at the February meeting, of -the
Wonieh's Missionary Society,
opening the meeting with hymn
545. Devotions were ld by Mrs.
Harper, scripture reading
followed with meditation and
prayer. The program was taken
from the February edition of
the Glad Tidings. Interesting
articles were read by Miss Ol-
ive Speare, Mrs. C. McKaig,
Mrs. K. McKellar and highlights
were given by Mrs. M'. Lamond.
The roll call was answered with
a verse from the GladTidings.
The minutes were read. and the
treasurer gave her report. The
offering was dedicated by Mrs.
Mervin Dow. Arrangements were
made for the World's Day of
Prayer service. Lunch was ser-
ved by the hostess Mrs. T.
Laing, assisted by Mrs.' M.
Lamond and Mrs. Grace S
Mr. and Mrs. James Ram
and family of Listowel were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Ramsey.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Currie
and girls of Dorchester spent
the weekend, with Mr. and Mrs.
Otto Walker.
Cathy Douglas, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Douglas,
is a patient in Seaforth Com-
munity Hospital.
FOR VALENTINE'S DAY
Toasters - Radios - Steam Irons
Electric Blankets
DAVENPORT Chrome Table
and CHAIR and chairs
only $149.00 $139.00
Name Euchre
Winners
Prize winners at a recent
IOOF euchre were: Ladies' high
Mrs. T. Appleby; lone hands
Mrs. Catrns; consolation, Mrs.
Charles Reeves; men's high,
James Keyes; lone hands, Jack
Meagher and consolation, Ivy
Henderson.
LAMPS RANGES
$25.00 pair $140 up
Pictures - Tea Kettles --= 'Electric Fry Pans
Electric Mixettes
SALES & SERVICE
Phone 527-0290
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