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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-08-15, Page 8S.—Tlif HURON EXPO$ITOR, SSAFORTN, ONT.f AUG. 15, 1 8 -Periods of tim 1 -Flap e 9 -Occur 4 -Facial 10 -Native meta ACROSS expression l. 11 -Marry 9 -In what 16 -Termagant manner - 18 -Shallow 12-A state vessel (abbr.) 20 -Shade tree 13 -More 22 -Residue crippled 23 -Pursue 14 -Exist '25-Gaine'at 15 -Individual cards T7 -Hit lightly 27,Chairs 19 -The ones 28 -Taut here 30 -Noise 21 -Weaken 32 -Armed 22 -Genus of conflict maples- 35,Man's 24 -Cloth nickname measure, 38 -Data 26 -Bird's home 41 -Begins 29 -Fragment 43 -Precious 31 -Cut atone 33 -Born 45 -Swifter 34 -Exclamation 47 -Title of • 35-Emer9e respect victorious -F 37 -Dullard 39 -Indefinite article 40 -Worm 42 -Scold 44 -Floats 46 -Places 48 -Spread for drying 50 -Carton 51 -Ventilate 53- Liquefies 56 -Cried like kitten 58 -Defeated 61 -.Superlative ending 62 -Water wheel 64-8e mistaken 65. •tlike t 66-(..olars 67 -Beam DOWN 1 -Spigot • 2 -Beverage 3 -Trade 4 -Plumlike fruit ,5 -Parsonage 6 -Prefix: not - • 'low MMMMU MEM MOM =MOM MMW IMMO OMOMME MENEM DUO ' MOW UMB MMMM OMMOD EOM EMM MO MOO MOO OM MMM MOM OMOMM MEM WWM EMMO —COO MEM OMMOOM.MOMEEM MO EMMA= MOM MEMO QOM SOLUTION '49 -Charge account of 52 -Lease 54 -Girl's name 55 -Vigor (colloq.) 56 -Employ 57 -Female deer 59 -Period of time 60 -Arid 63 -Note of scale Logan Council Meets Despite Blackout And then the lights went out but not until Logan Council managed• to finish much of the business on the agenda. The power failure resulting from the Tuesday night storm last week forced curtailment of the meeting but council passed •a by-law providing for the erec- tion of right-of-way signs on all side roads entering concession roads. Council also received the first payment of the residential prop- erty tax reduction grant — a total of $11,071. A petition for a municipal drain affecting lots 7 and 8, con. 12, and one for a repair and improvement to the Bode - Drain were received and the Clerk was instructed to notify James A. Howes, 0.L.S., to study the situation. The contract for the open por- tion of the Horn Drain was awarded to R. Nicholson for $2,260 and• the closed portion to Cook Bros., for $7,500 with the Township supplying all tile and pipe. R. Nicholson was also awarded the contract for the open portion of the Van Woodham A faMily reardon Wan held thet*.hirme of Mr. and Mrs. Gond* Mins for Mrs. Johne '1 u'bet Mrs. Mary Aiat- , Mns. 'index's= is int her 04t1 yeaalti end hasn't been tageltitlest WO hat family for 7(eises. Daithkint wee pre - nest friomi °Kenna, Woodstock, Verkienver, Mitmetada, Toronto lend timo WO from Copper Cliff. Other" gueato%yeaie hettgrato'reirdL chFkkiea One gra$Soii‘ grt4reat ffrtn Whlelt !One an "Woolen fOr a filth teratatiiOn pleture. ,There iniene Wag Waded- and nephewa ef Mm. MidAiltint Morel Drain for $6,400. ' By-laws were passed on the Van Morsel ,and Horn and Bohn Drains. ' Two tile drainage loans amounting to $3,300 were ap- proved and passed. Road ac- counts amounting to $28,495.69 and general accounts of $3,442.- 47 were ordered Paid. ca.....100....000a,Y)00,10.0000.01,000000,01.0010 'blue coal' Champion Stove and Furnace Oil WILLIS » DUNDAS Office 527-0150 — Res. 527-1053 SEAFORTH JEWELLERS (Formerly SavaugesS) Phone 527-0270.for Diamond Wedding Birthstone Signet and -fancy Stone Rings , Have your dugs cleaned and checked regularly conitratiettHilund . a " Causes ...Conoern Ontarip's winter, Wheat /Mr- ReAt olvoqto; No. 21 2 percent; vest, hampered by ran and Kn.No,',» 3, .5 percqot; No. 4„, 8 pe. longed high humidity is caus- cent; and No. 5, 12 percent. The bag problems for some farmers allowable moisture discount is across the province. --- two cents per bushel for every Altheugh the harvest could lalrlePnetrce. nt moisture above 15 beconsidered in the final stage, there are still fields to There have been no problems g .coOn- be harvested in many areas in- to date regarding movement of eludinEssex and Kent the ties where wheat combining mrc.roop. tiM cGregor, Assist ant would normally be completed by Secretary -Manager of the On - this date. tario Wheat Producers' Market - It is estimated that about ing Board, said that as of August 70 percent of the province's 8th, the marketing bnkrct has winter wheat crop has been har- purchased 241 million bushels vested and official reports of of new crop surplus.wheat. grain , inspection - indicate the Ile estilnated about one-half majority of the crop has graded 'of it has already been moved In. No. 2 or better. }to terminal elevators from » as - Of a total of 1,157 box cars» sembly points such as Wallace - inspected by the Board, of burg and Sarnia. Grain OnunisSioners tO date, 10.3 percent graded No. 1; 70.6 1 percent graded No. 2; 11,0 per./ cent, -No.. 3; and 1.2 percent,' No, 4. There were only 'four cars or ,3 percent graded sam- ple, the lowest grade. The problem, however, is with wheat still to be. harvest- ed. Weather conditions contin- ue to prevent cOinbining and the longer wheat remains in the field, the chance of good quali- ty lessens. Some -farmers have experien- ced grade discounts on account of sprouted wheat and high moisture content in recent days. Officials of 'the Ontario Wheat 'Producers' " Marketing Board suggest farmers if in doubt, are well advised- to ob- tain an official grade on their wheat by the Board of Grain Commissioners prior , to » deliv- ery or sale so they will know what grade discounts to expect, .Official grades for *heat con- tainin$ sprouts are as follows: Grade No. 1 may contain 1 per - Classified Ads firing Results • • ,WE ARE THE cianTRIeNIELLITtlel PEOPLE »AND WE NEED MEN AND WOMEN TO HELP PROCESS CORN» AND CARROTS - WORK WILL BEGIN AROUND AUGUST 26th AND CONTINUE UNTIL NOVEMBER 15th. - BOTH DAY AND NIGHT WORK AVAILABLE - WORK IS -INTERESTING AND WAGES COMPETITIVE TRANSPORTATION SUPPLIED OR EASILY ARRANGED - CALL AND REGISTER NOWA 1 » AT YOUR NEAREST CANADA MANPOWElt CENTRE OR PHONE 519-235-2445 AND ASK FOR PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT. CANADIAN CANNERS LIMITED , PLANT NO. 51 EXETER ONTARIO . . A Good Place »t� Work Stannpli 'oii TV ZENIFWSM'ES End of lolin emallomesaialaw 0000" 044,1000mbeaftwOmmiagOs AIL TYPES "INSPEAPTCE DOnald G. Eaton Office In Niasonle Block Mein Street *hem 5274610 Seder* Remember! It taken but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pocheti To advertise, Just Dial seaf904 071440. Alleall111110111111 HERE'S A CAR FOR YOU ATA PRICE YOU'LL LIKE $ 1967 FORD CUSTOM, 4 -door, V -8, -auto, radio, new rubber. Lk. H48-156 2150 , 1967 PLYMOUTH "Sports Satalite", V-8, mileage, Lie. 773-232. Now Price $2 7 95 Auto., vinyl roof, power steering, low 1967 COUGAR HARDTOP "G.T.-", 390 S3 195 V-8, P.5. P.B, Ltd slip, New wide ovals, — Lic. HI1-298 Now Price Hardtop, V-8, auto, PS. and P.B., New 1966 CHRYSLER WINDSOR, 2 -door 2390 rubber, Radio. Lic. H48-650 Now Prke 1966 FORD GALAXIE 500, 4 -door, V-8,$ 2490 auto., P.B. and P.S. Lic. 46674. 1965 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR 4 -door, V-8,auto., radio, P.S. and Paw Lic. H53-571. t •1690 1963 CHEVROLET BEL -AIR, 2 -door, 6-$ 990 - cylinder, auto, radio. Lic. H9-770. TRACTORS 11, FORD PRE -SEASON SAVE and TRADE PLANS TRACTORS — No interest 'till March 31, 1969 BALERS — HA YTOOLS — FORAGE HAR- VESTERS — No interest 'til May 31, 1969 COMBINES '— No interest 'til June 30, 1969 1950 Oliver 77 $600.00 IHC B-250 Diesel $850.00 1953 Ford Jubilee $975.00 Ford Major Diesel $1,000.06 Ford 850 and Loader $1,750.00 1965 IHC 414 Diesel $1,875.00 1964 fiord 6000,Diesel » $4,000.00 1965 Ford Super Major, 10 speed • • $4,025.00 1963 Ford» Super Major Tractor Loader back hoe » » $4500.00 J elaiit Deere 3 -section drag harrows • • • • $50.00 Cockshutt 4 -bar rake Bissell 3 -section harrows Ferguson 2 -furrow Plow Ford 2 -row cultivator , $65.00' $65.00 $65.00 $100.00 Massey -Harris 81/2' stiff -tooth cultivator $100'6 Dearborn Mower $125.00 11 -foot Massey -Harris wheel cultivator $135 Cockshuit 7 -ft. Mower • 'r $135.00 A and 2 -row cultivator $300.00 Ford°501 Mower, 3 point hitch .$350.00 LARRY SNIDER MOTORS LTD. ' Phone 2354640 Exeter, *. •-• 2 3 a:4:44 kiti! 5 6 7 8 PR; gt:t: 9 10 11 12 III tiO ,..t.... 13 ill: 17 118111 7a..••••••-: p.m. 14 1 151116 aN V.4,4 Wita, Wiill i 550 1.1 20 •.•.• :. 21 :.x ot m 22 23 • 25 Kgool t1:44,1 26 27 28 29 llI°311 ..". 32 go *14 33 34 K•it; 35 36 0:;:i:i :444. 37l38 KUZ 39 40 41 no:$ itit•1 42 43 :47:1 4:* Mill MI 45 11 46 47 ti 9.: vow 49 1;2; elVeli 50 111 WO ....v..40.4.* Vi.:4. 51 arA A 53 54 Ilit::::;F:* MR '444 6:4 5 56 II111 57 Pet:7 NW 58 59 60 61 a•••••• 62 11163 :::::$ go! ll 65 :°:*: ea:44111 66It* Logan Council Meets Despite Blackout And then the lights went out but not until Logan Council managed• to finish much of the business on the agenda. The power failure resulting from the Tuesday night storm last week forced curtailment of the meeting but council passed •a by-law providing for the erec- tion of right-of-way signs on all side roads entering concession roads. Council also received the first payment of the residential prop- erty tax reduction grant — a total of $11,071. A petition for a municipal drain affecting lots 7 and 8, con. 12, and one for a repair and improvement to the Bode - Drain were received and the Clerk was instructed to notify James A. Howes, 0.L.S., to study the situation. The contract for the open por- tion of the Horn Drain was awarded to R. Nicholson for $2,260 and• the closed portion to Cook Bros., for $7,500 with the Township supplying all tile and pipe. R. Nicholson was also awarded the contract for the open portion of the Van Woodham A faMily reardon Wan held thet*.hirme of Mr. and Mrs. Gond* Mins for Mrs. Johne '1 u'bet Mrs. Mary Aiat- , Mns. 'index's= is int her 04t1 yeaalti end hasn't been tageltitlest WO hat family for 7(eises. Daithkint wee pre - nest friomi °Kenna, Woodstock, Verkienver, Mitmetada, Toronto lend timo WO from Copper Cliff. Other" gueato%yeaie hettgrato'reirdL chFkkiea One gra$Soii‘ grt4reat ffrtn Whlelt !One an "Woolen fOr a filth teratatiiOn pleture. ,There iniene Wag Waded- and nephewa ef Mm. MidAiltint Morel Drain for $6,400. ' By-laws were passed on the Van Morsel ,and Horn and Bohn Drains. ' Two tile drainage loans amounting to $3,300 were ap- proved and passed. Road ac- counts amounting to $28,495.69 and general accounts of $3,442.- 47 were ordered Paid. ca.....100....000a,Y)00,10.0000.01,000000,01.0010 'blue coal' Champion Stove and Furnace Oil WILLIS » DUNDAS Office 527-0150 — Res. 527-1053 SEAFORTH JEWELLERS (Formerly SavaugesS) Phone 527-0270.for Diamond Wedding Birthstone Signet and -fancy Stone Rings , Have your dugs cleaned and checked regularly conitratiettHilund . a " Causes ...Conoern Ontarip's winter, Wheat /Mr- ReAt olvoqto; No. 21 2 percent; vest, hampered by ran and Kn.No,',» 3, .5 percqot; No. 4„, 8 pe. longed high humidity is caus- cent; and No. 5, 12 percent. The bag problems for some farmers allowable moisture discount is across the province. --- two cents per bushel for every Altheugh the harvest could lalrlePnetrce. nt moisture above 15 beconsidered in the final stage, there are still fields to There have been no problems g .coOn- be harvested in many areas in- to date regarding movement of eludinEssex and Kent the ties where wheat combining mrc.roop. tiM cGregor, Assist ant would normally be completed by Secretary -Manager of the On - this date. tario Wheat Producers' Market - It is estimated that about ing Board, said that as of August 70 percent of the province's 8th, the marketing bnkrct has winter wheat crop has been har- purchased 241 million bushels vested and official reports of of new crop surplus.wheat. grain , inspection - indicate the Ile estilnated about one-half majority of the crop has graded 'of it has already been moved In. No. 2 or better. }to terminal elevators from » as - Of a total of 1,157 box cars» sembly points such as Wallace - inspected by the Board, of burg and Sarnia. Grain OnunisSioners tO date, 10.3 percent graded No. 1; 70.6 1 percent graded No. 2; 11,0 per./ cent, -No.. 3; and 1.2 percent,' No, 4. There were only 'four cars or ,3 percent graded sam- ple, the lowest grade. The problem, however, is with wheat still to be. harvest- ed. Weather conditions contin- ue to prevent cOinbining and the longer wheat remains in the field, the chance of good quali- ty lessens. Some -farmers have experien- ced grade discounts on account of sprouted wheat and high moisture content in recent days. Officials of 'the Ontario Wheat 'Producers' " Marketing Board suggest farmers if in doubt, are well advised- to ob- tain an official grade on their wheat by the Board of Grain Commissioners prior , to » deliv- ery or sale so they will know what grade discounts to expect, .Official grades for *heat con- tainin$ sprouts are as follows: Grade No. 1 may contain 1 per - Classified Ads firing Results • • ,WE ARE THE cianTRIeNIELLITtlel PEOPLE »AND WE NEED MEN AND WOMEN TO HELP PROCESS CORN» AND CARROTS - WORK WILL BEGIN AROUND AUGUST 26th AND CONTINUE UNTIL NOVEMBER 15th. - BOTH DAY AND NIGHT WORK AVAILABLE - WORK IS -INTERESTING AND WAGES COMPETITIVE TRANSPORTATION SUPPLIED OR EASILY ARRANGED - CALL AND REGISTER NOWA 1 » AT YOUR NEAREST CANADA MANPOWElt CENTRE OR PHONE 519-235-2445 AND ASK FOR PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT. CANADIAN CANNERS LIMITED , PLANT NO. 51 EXETER ONTARIO . . A Good Place »t� Work Stannpli 'oii TV ZENIFWSM'ES End of lolin emallomesaialaw 0000" 044,1000mbeaftwOmmiagOs AIL TYPES "INSPEAPTCE DOnald G. Eaton Office In Niasonle Block Mein Street *hem 5274610 Seder* Remember! It taken but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pocheti To advertise, Just Dial seaf904 071440. Alleall111110111111 HERE'S A CAR FOR YOU ATA PRICE YOU'LL LIKE $ 1967 FORD CUSTOM, 4 -door, V -8, -auto, radio, new rubber. Lk. H48-156 2150 , 1967 PLYMOUTH "Sports Satalite", V-8, mileage, Lie. 773-232. Now Price $2 7 95 Auto., vinyl roof, power steering, low 1967 COUGAR HARDTOP "G.T.-", 390 S3 195 V-8, P.5. P.B, Ltd slip, New wide ovals, — Lic. HI1-298 Now Price Hardtop, V-8, auto, PS. and P.B., New 1966 CHRYSLER WINDSOR, 2 -door 2390 rubber, Radio. Lic. H48-650 Now Prke 1966 FORD GALAXIE 500, 4 -door, V-8,$ 2490 auto., P.B. and P.S. Lic. 46674. 1965 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR 4 -door, V-8,auto., radio, P.S. and Paw Lic. H53-571. t •1690 1963 CHEVROLET BEL -AIR, 2 -door, 6-$ 990 - cylinder, auto, radio. Lic. H9-770. TRACTORS 11, FORD PRE -SEASON SAVE and TRADE PLANS TRACTORS — No interest 'till March 31, 1969 BALERS — HA YTOOLS — FORAGE HAR- VESTERS — No interest 'til May 31, 1969 COMBINES '— No interest 'til June 30, 1969 1950 Oliver 77 $600.00 IHC B-250 Diesel $850.00 1953 Ford Jubilee $975.00 Ford Major Diesel $1,000.06 Ford 850 and Loader $1,750.00 1965 IHC 414 Diesel $1,875.00 1964 fiord 6000,Diesel » $4,000.00 1965 Ford Super Major, 10 speed • • $4,025.00 1963 Ford» Super Major Tractor Loader back hoe » » $4500.00 J elaiit Deere 3 -section drag harrows • • • • $50.00 Cockshutt 4 -bar rake Bissell 3 -section harrows Ferguson 2 -furrow Plow Ford 2 -row cultivator , $65.00' $65.00 $65.00 $100.00 Massey -Harris 81/2' stiff -tooth cultivator $100'6 Dearborn Mower $125.00 11 -foot Massey -Harris wheel cultivator $135 Cockshuit 7 -ft. Mower • 'r $135.00 A and 2 -row cultivator $300.00 Ford°501 Mower, 3 point hitch .$350.00 LARRY SNIDER MOTORS LTD. ' Phone 2354640 Exeter, *. •-•