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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-10-10, Page 3Mr, POMO Webb• NVII.e: Ig*t, tINglin$ Wegtellk trAlYerSty spent the Weeigend With MP Par- ente, Mr., md,148, WObb and faMkiy, To 404 Pare- ela ad Calvin° Were Sunday guests with Ur. and Mrs. Jaelt lionntieli, Petty and .Mark of Caistorville. ReMembere• takes but a Moment to place an 1,4PO4ter ',want Ad and be money in Pocket To advertiEfer, $us Dial Seaforth 52741240, .4.4,440444,44w4.44.44,4;441.44,44,•414 tt 7i. ISA- • Srnttlt andMrB Gerald VrintneU attended 4.11111v perware party at the Noe of Afro; RonSWeitzer of Menton, 3/fr, a'ohn WttteVeen a A, pate teet in $t. Mays XeMertal gos, , Pital having had surgery. We hope he vvill soon be able to be out and a,round again, Me and Mrs. Jack Constable o Welburn and Mr. and Iffre. Jim Miller attended Teeswater Fair on SaterdaY and 013031 the . weekend at Tobermery. Mrs. gdea Munro of Glencoe visited on Thursday with Mrs, Advance Showing of Childten's SNOW SUITS and CAI t COATS Just in time for early Fall buying Buy NOW While Seloctions are the Greatest and Most Complete CHILDREN'S & TEENS' Shirts and Blouses Sweaters and T -Shirts Sleepwear Pyjamas and Gowns Hosiery and Underwear A small deposit holds any article Fall Sewing Supplies LARONE'S Seaforth's 5c to .$1.00 Store - Stationer)! _Gifts 0 oder C Prize UP Berne !XV Met at the bottle Of tbe Misses Gladya and Na Leper TueellaY afternoon with 14 members and three vis- itors preeent. Mrs. George Smith opened the meeting with a reading, follow-, ed by hymn 577. The scripture lesson was read by Mrs. Smith, and Mrs. $alverda led ie pray- er. "Why do we haVe thanks- giving" was read by Kiss Ida Leiper, Mrs. *Smith read a Bible story. Mrs, ell onducted the busi- ness session. Roll call was an. wered by a Bible verse and the treasurer's report was given by MISS Jean Leiper, A thank -you note from Beryl Reid was read. • *die -Copeland and Jean. ,Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Beck- ett and Geraldine visited on Sunday With Mr. and Mrs. Crer- ald Tyler and family of Dash- wood. • ,Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Crago, ly, Linda and Nancy of Pem- broke and -Mr. andMrs. Ralph .Wareham and Jeffrey of Blyth were weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs, Norris Webb and fam- ily. Mr. and Mrs. Reg. McCurdy enjoyed a few days on a motor trip last week. They crossed on the ferry from Tobertnory to Maniteulin Island, on to Sault Ste. Marie, returning home through the United States. The Last- Landing Joan Ch3.snll, Stratford, a niece of Mrs. Gerald Moir, Eg- mondville, ijould have had partridge for breakfast' Sunday when a bfra came crashing through a five-foot kitchen win- dow. The crash killed the bird which came to rest on the kit- chen table. (Expositor photo by Phillips): East Wawanosh East Wawanosh conneil met in the Belgrave Community Centre with the Reeve, Roy Pat- tison presiding and all the mem- bpresent. Motions adopted included the Classified Ads Day dividends. blue coal' - Champion Stove and Furnace Oil WILLIS DONDAS oftiCe mem — Res. 527-1053 irPEEDIE BILLatetBILL f3EAunFULLY RE•coNDITIONED CARSAT -STAN') UP TO 4/hAttym AVERAGE FAMILY's „ HARD USE; Wrn4 MY FAMILY I NEED A CAR THAT WILL- STAND UP AND FIGHT BACK: tr, EET ALPII GOODWIN OUR NEW SALESMAN AT. SEAFORTH MOTORS Graham Kerr has also joined our staff as a salesman IF YOU'RE LOOKING' FOR A NEW CAR OR A BETTER USED CAR, DROP IN • AND LOOK OVER OUR SELECTION This Weeks A-1 Used Car Buys 14.4 1966 CHEV Sed, A.T., Radio, `V -8'—E41-653 1965, OLDS, P.B., P.S., R., A.T. — H58-314 1964 CHEV. Sedan, Std. — 1162-149 1964 STUDEBAKER Std. —1159-111 1963)IrTIAC, A.T., P.S., Radio —1159-198 1961 FALCON Sedan, Std. 1159496 P44‘&527 -115o • SEAFORTH Let Open ROettirigirto 9 p.m. •• “Serving Seaforth and District -for .2q • Years" . . • •• 11. following: —That we apply for the Interim Subsidy of Payment under the Highway Improvement Act. .—That council approve payment to S & S Tile Drainage Contrac- tors re completion of the Ste. Marie Drainage Works, subject to receiving Engineers release from G. D. Gamsby, Drainage Engineer. —That council receive $5.00 each per sitting for each Drain- age Court of Revision on the Charter, Ste. Marie and Gorden Drains. —That Interest be charged on all drainage works accounts un- til debeetures issbed. --Tenders received on the Gor- don Drainage Works were Geo. Radford Construction Ltd., Blyth; Dennis Hallahan, Mallon, Ont.; Mowbray Construction Co. Ltd., Wingham. - —That council accept the ten- der of Dennis Hallahan, Malton, Ont., full tender price, being $8,800 on complete drain, re the Gordon Drainage Works. —That council accept a Munici- pal Drain Petition from Ivan Howatt •ftid that the Engineer, G. D. Gamsby re Gamsby and Mannerow Ltd. be contacted. • —That By -Law No,; 15, 1968, a by-law to provide for the Logue Drainage Works, be read a first and second time. ---That the following officials be appointed- to act if an election is necessary; Polling sub -divi- sion No. 1, George Fear, DRO, Gordon Carter, Poll Clerk; No. 2, Murray Scott, DRO, Ivan Wrightman, Poll Clerk; No. 3, Henry Pattison, DRO, Mrs. Ron- ald Coultes, Poll Clerk;, No. 4, Ernest Snowden, DRO, Ivan Dow, Poll Clerk; No. 5, -John Lockhart, DRO, Emerson, Rod- ger, Poll Clerk. The nomination will be November 22, 1968, at 1:00 p.m. The Election' if neees- sary will be Deeember 2, 1968. ' Payments approved included roads: C. W. Hanna, salary, $257.10; bills paid, 13.04; Alan McBurney, •wages, 233.39; truck 7.50; Wm. Kennedy, wages, 14.- 00; Lorne Jamieson, wages, 124.- 61; Douglas Hanna, wages, 105.- 63; Corrugated Pipe Co., Ltd., pipe, 48.16; Arnold Bruce, wel- ding, 3.00; John F. McCallum, 5,000 yds.. fill, 250.00; °Belgrave Co-operative, vehicle signs, 8.- 65; Chas. Hodgins, belt, 9.19; Wm. E. Hallahan, bulldozer and scraper, 3,410.00; Purdon Mot- ors, gas and oil, 39.37; Joe'Kerr, gravelling, 1,194.60; Norman Bonnett, 1,463 yds. gravel, 73.- 15;- Lewis Whitfield, 602 yds. gravel, 30.10; Harry Williams, fuel, 165.43; W. S. Gibson, policy No. M99-1029, 186.94; Re- ceiver -General of Canada, 35.39; For Complete . INSURANCE — • on your , HOME, BUSINESS, FARM CAR, ACCIDENT, LIABILITY OR LIFE SE JOHN .A. CARDNO Insurance Agency Phone 527-0490 .• Soaforth °Me* Directly Opposite ' %Soifer% Motors •••••••••ftaim....0.400**•••••••00,0 .44 Cciuncil Unemployment Insurance stamps 9.60. General: Winona Thompson, salary and clerk's fees Ste. • Marie Drain, $185,96; by-laws, Gordon Drain, 100.00; bills paid 5.20; Alex McBurney, salary, 93.74; Receiver-Geheral of Can- • ada, 23.90; Allowances: Ste. Marie Drain, Chas. Robinson, 54.00; Mylis Ste. Marie, 322.00; Peter Chandler, 181.00; George McGee, 33.00; Howatt Bros. bat; ance contract Charter Drain, 100.00; Ontario Municipal Board fees on Charter, Ste. Marie and Gordon Drains, 45.00; -Joan Armstrong, W. Wawanosh clerk's fees and by laws, Ste. Marie Drain, 55.00; Harold Vin- cent, 2 fox bounties, 4.00; The Municipal World, supplies, 29.- 79; W. S. Gibson, liability peli- cy, 218.88; Bruce Brick and Tile, tile, Ste: Marie Drain, 50.- 72; Corrugated Pipe Co. Ltd., pipe Ste. Marie, 139.06; Wel- fare, 89.00; The Wingham Ad- vance Times, adv:, 10.62; Court of Revision, Charter, Ste. Marie and Gordon Drains, Roy Patti- son, Norman Coolies, Simon Hallahan 0 Gerald McDowell and James Walsh, each 15.00. , • Fair Dates Winners in the annual Hap, 'vest Motel Dance and DPW bJOfl- .sored.by Seaforth, G1444004 and Stratford C0114eiia of -the Keight0af CeliiMbile Which -Wail hed onthe Stratferd •Colesium are as Frrii:taY; riz0:9:eiwor 4t,hwas' t won by Pete Powell, 95 St, PaY- indlunSbte.sr. y208d0,erich, with ticket Seller of the winning ticket was Bill Lawson, Goderich, 1.0nisette Richard, with 'ticket number 5286. This prize was - Werth $100; 3rd prize of $50 weet to B. Morris ef RR 1, St. Pauls, Ontario. • There was a good attendance at the dance. Proceeds of the draw and dance will ge to the Sperber° Foreign Missions. • Those in charge of the affairs were Joe Tebte, Stratford, gen- eral chairman; eo.chairmae was Clare Porter; -general ticket chairman, Leo Hagan, Seaforth, with John Flannery, ticket chairman for Father Stephen Eckert Council and George 'De Jong, ticket 'chairman for Fath- er. Nagle Council, Goderich. Following the draw, Mr. Tob- in thanked everyone for their help and participation to make the affair a success. • Remember! It takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pocket. To advertise, just Dial Seaforth 527-0240. OVT. UAGLO LATEX SATIN FINISH ENAMEL Save over $2.25 per.qt. $5.95 per gallon GRAVES' WALLPAPER & PAINT DIAL 527-0550 — SEAFORTH BALL-MACAULAY BUILDING SUPPLIES CLINTON — 482-9514 SEAFORTH 527-0910 HENSALL — 262-2713 W7" NEW VVeldwood Harvest Elm Panels Mr" NOW 4 ft. x 8 ft. PANELS .98 Order Early -Beat the Rush • & Save Money Too! 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