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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-05-02, Page 9William MI! !liar_ FUEL ETC* Seaforth Phone 527-0870 Arnold Stinnlisen GROUP - LIFE - ACCIDENT and SICKNESS • MAJOR MEDICAL PENSIONS • ANNUITIES Representing Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada • TELEPHONE 5274410 17 GODERICH ST. EAST — SEAFORTH FARM, FARM STOCK FOR SALE? USE EXPOSITOR CLASSIFIED THE HURON EXPOSITOR Dial 527-0240 Seaforth Monument Works All Types of Cemetery Memorials OPEN DAILY T. PRYDE & SON Inquiries are invited — Telephone Numfbers: EXETER 235-0620 CLINTON 482-9421 SEAFORTH: Contact Willis Dundas GROWING BEANS? In the annual federl-Provincial agriculture review report as carried M the London Free Pre, November 28, 1967, it Was officially stated in regard to white beans: "Production of dried beans in 1967 was 1,500,000 bushels compared with 2,300,000 bushels in 1966. The expanding domestic demand, plus the ,need for beans for ex- port and for food aid programs, indicate an acreageincrease is required for 1968". This was one of the very few crops upon which an increased acreage was recommended. WE ADVISE YOU TO CONSIDER WHITE BEANS AS ONE OF YOUR 1968 CROPS. NOW AVAILABLE Seed Beans and Bean Contracts Eptam — patoran COOK BROS. MILLING Co. Ltd Phone 262-2605 HENSALL - ONTARIO Spo:Isair $hower Mrs. John Van Bakel and 1Virs. Ray Horan sponsored a shower recently at the home of bride-to-be Eileen O'Rourke.• A program of games and con- tests was enjoyed and an ad- dress was read by Mrs. Van Bakel. She was assisted in open- ing her gifts by Mrs. Horan. The bride-to-be thanked her many friends for their gifts and well wishes and a lunch was served by the hostess. Mrs. Bob Cronin. also enter- tained at her home on Friday evening. Eileen was the reciep- lent of many gifts. After a short proaam, Mrs. Cronin read a very amusing address and Eileen thanked Joan for her hospitality and her friends for their gifts. A lunch was served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Joe Ryan and Mrs. Jim Cronin. The staff of Radiology depart- ment of St. Joseph's Hospital feted Eileen to, a surprise per- sonal shower at her sapartment in London. Miss Alison Hibert and Miss Jane • Woolfrey were hostesses for this event. Miss O'Rourke is a graduate of this hospital and will remain on the staff after her marriage. Farm News As a result of excellent dry- ing conditions, spring grain seeding is practically all com- pleted in Huron County accord- ing to Huron Associate Ag. Rep. Don Pullen, who adds that some cereal grain fields are begin- ning to "green up". Corn and turnips are •being planted in the south. Wheat has come through the winter in fine condition with little winter killing evident. Field conditions', have been ex- cellent for top dressing nitrogen. Mr. Pullen says it would ap- pear stored feed supplies for livesteck • are adequate to com- plete the winter stabling per- iod. Some cattle are now out on grass. And then there's the fellow who was so conceited he joined the navy so the world could see him. Maytag ,Kelvinator Admiral Electrohome Sales with Service MaYtag Washers and Dryers, 3 years parts, labour service Bob's TV and Appliances 129 Ontario St., Stratford Phone 271-6433 127 Queen St., St. Marys Phone 284-2290 Bob Weeks, Prop. "Bob's TV Since '53" Texaco g ves your furnace a FREE ANNUAL CHECK-UP During the summer months, we like to take a good long look at your furnace. This in- spection includes checking operation, cleaning and con- ditioning the complete fur- nace and heating installation, With all the work carried out by experts.. And it doesn't cost you a penny! taa ..'his free, annual service is just one way you can take our home heat comfort for granted every winter—when it really counts! If you're not already taking adyantage of Texaco's reas- uring, complete Home Heat Service, we can do something about it. Give us a call. WALDEN, & BROADFOOT Station Street — Seaforth, Ont. TELEPHONE 527-1224 Your community Texaco Distributor • Seaforth Inter -town Wins Championship The Seaferth mews Intertown Bowling team captured tite league title Sunday when they defeated the defending chani- pion Goderich team. Seaforth, who finished third in the regular season, behind Goderich and Winghain, elim- inated Zurich and Clinton to play Goderich. In the first round the locals beat Zurich, winning nine of the ten games. Seaforth played Clinton the semi-final round, Clinton eliminating Wingham to ad- vance. When the local team visited Clinton they fell behind four games to one but on the return visit they won all five games. Goderich eliminated CFB. Clinton 6-4 to meet Seaforth for the title. Last Saturday in Seaforth, the locals won three games against Goderich but the visitors held 110 pinfall lead. • Sunday in Goderich e locals Legion Bingo Winners The bingo sponsored by Branch 156, Seaforth on Friday evening was largely attended. Proceeds of the affair go to- wards • welfare work of the Branch. Winners of special games were Mrs. Swan. Seaforth and Mrs. Rachael Walters, Walton; Mrs. Rein, Goderich; Wes Van- derburgh, Clinton. Door prizes went to Jeannette Lovett, Kip - pen and Tom East, Clinton. • Winners of regular games were: Mrs. Gridzack, Egmond- vile; Mrs. Gibbs, Clinton; Mr. Gibbs, Clinton; Mrs. Floyd Dale, Seaforth; Mr. Uniac, Mitchell and Mr. Elliott; Mrs. Floyd Dale, Seaforth; Mrs. Uniac, Mitchell; Mrs. McNeil, Clinton; Isabel Rau, Seaforth. • News of Woodharn Miss Ada Hopkin has return- ed home after visiting a few days with Mrs. Fred Foster of St. 'Marys. Mr. and Mrs. George Levy, % Elizabeth and Marian of Ran; noch were Sunday supper guests with Mrs. Arthur Hopkin. Mrs. John Butters, Mr. and Mrs. George Wheeler andDavid Mr, and Mrs. John Roddi and , Mr., and Mrs. Glenn Copeland were guests at the COoke - Brad- ford wedding in Trinity United Chureh, Ingersoll on- Saturday. Mrs. Copeland was the soloist and David Wheeler acted as usher. Mr. Ira• McCurdy is a patient Vistoria Hospital, London. We hope he will soon be home •much improved in health. • • Messrs. Rejan Chartrand and _Michael Mayer of Noelville, Dennis Coulombe of Monet- velk and Bill Sleaver of Copper-, cliffe .visited for several days with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Johns and family and Mrs. Mary An- derson. Mrs. Lloyd Jaques was hos- tess for an Executive meeting of the Kirkton Women's Insti- tute on -Monday evening. Mrs. M. • Copeland and Jean visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McNaugh- ton and Ronnie. Mr. David Strahan teak third prize in the "Verse Speaking" contest held jn Stratford last eek. Mrs. Myrtle Copeland, Jean, Cynthia; Ellen an'd Deanna visi•° ted Saturday afternoon witn Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mountain of St. Marys. Miss Ruth Jones of Thorndale spent „the week -end with Mr. and MTS. John Tomlinson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. - Bernhardt of New Hamburg visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gor- don Johns, Linda, Arlene and Alec and Mary Anderson. An EXpositor Classified will pay you dividends. Have you tried one? Dial 527-0240. For Complete INSURANCE on your HOME, BUSINESS, FARM, CAR, ACCIDENT, LIABiLITY OR LIFE 'SEE JOHN iL CARDNO Insurance Agency PMI's 527.0490 Saaforth Mc* Directly Opposite Siefoitti'Motars Wen the first three games to take the serkei 6-2. cludeci on the team are Art Finlayson, Jim Scott, capt., Bill Brown, Don Wood, Gord. Noble, Erie 1Watzold and Roger ' Ben- ne1.7.400. Gerd Noble won the high av- erage award for the league, holding a respectable 243 aver- age over the season. Dessert Euchre Is Success Early spring flowers centred the individual tea tables, set with pink and green coverlets for the annual dessert euchre sponsored by Edelweiss Rebe- kah Ledge and held in the lOOF Hall. The event held both afternoon and evening, was exceptionally well attended. The noble grand, Miss Elean- or ,Henderson, was hostess. Miss Jean Scott and her committee were in bharge of the desserts and Mrs. Ed. Andrews and com- mittee were in charge of the tables and games. Winners in the afternoon were: ladies high, Mrs. John Taylor; low, Mrs. Norman Schneider; travelling lone hand, Mrs. Earl Papple. Evening winners were: high, Mrs. Leslie McClure and Oscar Cuthill; lone hands, Mrs. Bar- ney Hildebrand and Gordan Papple; low, Mrs. • Albert, Baker and Earl Elliott, Dublin. Proceeds amounted to over $70. "If you win • this case," the man said, "I will give you $2000." "Very Well," said the lawyer, "get some witnesses." The man got the witnesses and won his case. "Well," Said the lawyer, "you won. What about my $2,000." "Get some witnesses." said the man, Rementber! It takes but a moment to place an Expositor' Want Ad and be money in pocket. To advertise, just Dial Seaforth 527-0240. efortre Continue Farm Aid "All-out efforts to meet the manpower needs of fanners in Huron County will again be made this year," according to C. M. Jutras, Manager of the Canada Manpower Centre at Goderich. Last year 75 workers recruited locally were placed on farms across the Country between the months of May and September. In addition, some 35 farm work- ers were brought in from other parts of Ontario and from the Maritimes during harvest time. In an effort to meet seasonal requirements adequately, ar- rangements are again being made to supplement the farm labour force in Huron County by birnging in a number of workers from Eastern Canada. Many local and area farmers have come to rely on/ labour from the Maritime Provinces made available through the Can- ada Manpower Centre. Provid- ing minimum conditions of em- ployment are met, the cost of transportation for these work- ers is usually paid for by the Government. As the season progresses, the demand for workers increases and it usually becomes more difficult to recruit sufficient help, particularly during the harvest period. Mr. Jutras, Manager of the Canada Manpower Centre at Goderich said that in order to assist his office in its effort to meet the needs of area farmers, it is important that employers engaged in agriculture list their manpower requirements with Canada Manpower Centre at Goderich. And then there was the man who wanted to drown his troub- les but couldn't get his wife into the pool. FOR SALE. Several lots of RED CLOVER SEED to plow down. Some lots have a trace of Sweet Clover. The cheapest fertilizer you can buy. ` Apply to: R. N. 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