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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-10-24, Page 3• • • 4 USE ORNE & HIB - BERT MUTUAL FIRE INsmANcx• compANy HEAD tome parrok Ont, toirsetors; 'Arun reeney 2,.Dublin • President Clayton Caiquirmm L Vice -President Science Hill Wm. H. Chaff° ; R.R. 4, Mitchell Tint Toohey - R.R. 3, Luean Raymond MeCurclY 114 14 Kirkton Robert Gardiner R.R. 1, Cromarty Agents: Hugh Benninger • Dublin . Harry Coates - Exeter Clayton Harris - Mitchell Secretary -Treasurer: Hugh Patterson - 'WSW Every week More people dis- ' ewer what mightY Jebs are accomplished •by 1W Cost Ex- positor Want Ade. Dial 527-0240. Alfeiwotliensall pen Eas Aid to CM Mrs. 141..I0Olna DeVidson of Brucefield was the gnrest speaker when: NIPPen.Bost Women's atitute met at the home of Mrs, M. Connolly nu Wednesday and discussed "The Far.mer's Wife!? Diitieg, thelutirre."' She Was presented( !with atiftbr-Mrs. D. Triebner to express thanks tor her address. Mrs.,. wm. Bell haired the Agriculture and Canadian TsuluStries Program and gave the. motto "We are never to old to leare if we ate not toostubborn to try!" Mrs. Triehner „gave a, reading on the, general theme of Farm ing for Women. Roll call was answered by an advantage Of farm life and seven paid fines for not wearing their Institute pin. Mrs. Alex McGregor and 41*,•-• Buy a highest -interest -yet Canada 'Savings Bond at the•Bank of Montreal and in 14 yeare, get back 2% times what you've put in. $250 for every $100 invested I And you can buy by instalments The Bank of Montreal gen Canada' Savings Bonds by instalments as well as for cash. You can buy yours for 5%-cfOwn, balance, In easy payments over a year. BOND! $5.00 DOWN FOR A $100• 00 BONDI 25.00 DOWN FORA . $500.00 BOND! $50.00 DOWN FORA Getyour Canada Savings Bonds now at the Bank of Montreal Bank of Montreal Canada's First Bank Zitril; ;line .Vo.Oper Molted, fon the X.,9eal, Tfeader COOSt 'watch they 43**4 "Sewlpg vdth' a -Wm. Joyce Copper ,repexted ter C1tIzeeshlW4e4 Plketten and also gave courtesy reinatim. A donation was given to the C.N.JR. Mrs- VUTO: Aiderdice ,presented, the treaSUrers report and Mrs, Keir Vicicor and Nirs. Marry Caldwell reported on the Huron County Rally held in Cranbreolt. 'Mrs, Rarry caldweD was guest speaker for the October irie.etieg o Chiselhurst ,TTnited Church Women giving an informative talk on -her trip to !Japan. President Mrs. Monies lirint- nellchaired the meeting open.- ing with a Thantesgiving MeV,- • ation. The worship "God's Presence In OurMidst" was taken by -Mrs. Clarenee Colem.an. Mrs. •Alvin Cole offered prayer. Mrs. Robert Boyce brought a Thanksgiving Message and. Mrs. Ruesell. 1irock followed with a reading "Home Missions." Glen Kennings of Barrie and formerly of Hensall spent Thanksgiving with . Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Don Dodds of Seaforth are enjoying a few days vacation, Mr. and Mrs. Sim Ro- obol of Hengall are staying • at the Dodds home with the child- ren during their absence. Recent visitors at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shia -- ray were Mrs. Ethel Tremain of Alton, Ontario, and Mn. and Mrs. Edward Johns of Chicago. Synod Meets at •Goderich MRS, 491114! AIKENHEAD Mrs, 44p Aikenliegcl• 1414e, field. lassseft away in Chnton Community Ilepite4 Thursday evening, Oct. 17th, The former Tteta Harrison, She was in her 65th Year and is surviired by her 1111$10414 two sons, James, Ameefielti; Germany; four daughters, Stewart (Olive) Broadfoot, Braeefield; Mrs. Harold (Joyce) Willert, RR 3, Hensall; Mrs: R. S. (Amy) Hunt, Londpn; Mrs, Stanley (Elizabeth) poiteet Clinton; time sisters, Mrs. Ol- ive Adams, London; Mrs' Eliza- beth Pennywitt, Detroit; Mrs. Ireee Jones, Detroit, Mich.; two heathers, Percy Rarrison, God- erich; Charles Harrison, De- troit; thirty-three grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Public funeralservices were UK from Bontluon funeral home, Monday, conducted by her Minister, Rev, E. D. Stuart. In- terment was in Baird's ceme- tery. Pallbearers were James Col- lins, James ,Aikenhead, Harold Willert, Richard Hunt, • Stewart Broadfoot, Bill Aikenhead. Flowerbearers were Harry Wool- ey, Martin Bos, Richard Willert and Richard Hunt. Fllower bearers Bruce Col - ling; Harry Wooley; Martin Boa; Richard! Willert; Richard! Hunt; Charles Bredeadelt; John Hunt; Jack Aikenisead. Hensall WI Entertains Elimville and Staffa Women's Institutes were special pests of Hensall WI at their October meeting. The theme "Agricul- ture and Canadian Industries". Vice president Mrs. Elizabeth Riley who presided welcomed the members and guests. Mem- bers responded to the roll call • by naming "A Canadian Man- ufaetured article used . in the . home." Some 19o- Presbyterian minis- ters and an equal number of ruling elders have been sum- moned to attend the 95th meet- ing of the Synod of Hamilton and Landon in Knox Church, Goderich, next Monday. Synod will be-- constituted by the Moderator, the Rev. R. H. Armstrong, Hamilton, on Mon- day evening when a. new mod- erator .will be elected. He will be assisted in the conduct of Worship by the minister of Knox, Rev. G. L. Royal. The Synod will conclude Wednes- day. At the Tuesday luncheon, greietings are toi brought by his worship, Dr. G. F. Mills, May- or of Goderich and Rev. J. D. MacDonald of ,the ministerial association. • The Synod of Hamilton and London meets annually and in- cludes all Presbyterian Churches south and west of a line join- ing Hamilton, Innerkip and Owen Sound, including the Nia- gara and Bruce Peninsulas. Syn- od met in Wingham last Octo- ber. -- NOTICE – For Co-op Insurance. Call W. ARTHUR WRIGHT Phone 527-1464 — John ,St. SEAFORTH Camelot. Coverage for: • Auto and Truck • Farm Liability • Employer's Liability • Accident and Sickness • Fire, Residence, Contents • Fire, Commercial • Life Insurance & Savings • Mira Co-op Medical Services • Wind Insurance BALLNIApAULA BUILDING !SUPPLIES CLINTON 482-9514 SEAIVORTH- — 52720910 , HENSALL 262-2713 'NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE 'on PtIliif ER Lis --'131scourat Good Oct. 24 To Nov. 6th. ' Fede ration prilpensa. .lort For '.-EApr'optations:. *ow Stanley ses Imo the Peciisten'baS been•Teaehed bit wo40 becoMe effective kalfle4-1 010.4)1444o Feci,eratiPp:o Agriz lately for prOjecta IPitIged at - culture to approve atipleteleutti ter :the date of eve' enient. - negotiated with Ontario ityfIro te he rates of compensation for OcCuPying farmers' lauds wlth xunYer lines. A Schedule of mininnnn rates .for compensation bas been in ettent -since 1951 with periodic adjustments. The latest. revi- sions were u.eeesaitated by tn. creasing values of arable land and changing farm 'technology. Negotiations between rePre- eentatives of the 011ta4e Feder- ation of Agriculture and, the peblicly-owned power syatem have been in progress for sever- al months. Satisfaction eves ex - Pressed by officers of Ohtario Federation of Agriculture that agreement had been reached and it was believed that the new schedule would bring com- pensation more accurately in line with current values. As in the previous echedule, compensation rates would vary with the category of land trav- ersed. Payment for a tower on the better arable land would increase from $210.00 to 6315.- 00, whereas a single pole on open arableland would increase from $14.00, to $2800. Occupa- tion rights on the easement and other compensable items such as anchors would have compar- able increases. The farmer would have the choice as in the previous sche- dule of a full and final payment or payment for a twenty-year period at a lower rate and a further paymentat the expira- tion of the period. The schedule is payment only for the right to occupy and use the land. The farmer is still en- titled to claim additional sums' for various kinds of loss and damage if such occurs. Such items have never been included in the schedule aS' their extent, can not be known at the time the easement is acquired. Agreement was reached that the new schedule of rates $15.00 waulonated-to the Can- adiare National Institute for the Blind. Mrs. Harry Horton gatre the report of the Bazaar held at Huron.view and mentioned that suitable christmas gifts would be appreciated by the patients who would like to send them to their relatives for Christmas. Mrs. Wilbert Dilling gave the repbrt of the Rally held at Cran- brook. Mrs. Dilling was in the chair for the prOgram which included a sing-songdirected by Miss Greta Lammie, motto, prepared by Mrs. Harry Caldwell "farming is like a wheelbarrow it stands still unless you push it." Fol- lowed with an appropriate read- ing pretaining to the farmer by Mrs. Dining. Guest soloist, Mrs. Luther rendered twa lovely sol- os, "The Wonder Of It All" and "How Great Thou Art.', accom- panied at the piano by Mrs, T. J. Sherritt. Elimville WI members in cost- ume delighted the audience with their rendition of old time mus- ical selections and dances. In the cast were Mrs. Philip Johns; Mrs. Gilbert Johns; Mrs. Alvin Fulton; Mrs. Harold Bell; Mrs. Floyd Cooper; Miss Ruth Skin- ner and Mrs. Ross Skinner. Mrs. Robert McCaughey of Staffa WI rendered a pleasing piano solo, "Parade of the Wood- en Soldiers." Mrs. Robert Elgie 'gave courtesy remarks. PENNY SALE HELD Program convenors were Mrs. Maude Hedden and Mrs. Wilbert Dilling, Hostess Mrs. John Cor- bett and Mrs. R. A. Orr. Lunch was served. KIPPEN The Kippen UCW Thanks- giving meeting was held Tuesday evening, Mas. Tom Reid was in change of the warship period The theme "Gratitude is the ..Larignape .of Grace" was &Trion - Striated doting the worship per- iod L . ILanold Jones continued the theme of their meeting with twio poems.. Mrs. Robert Elgie presided for business. The roll call was an- . marled by giving an old fashion- ed remedy. alms. Robert !McGregor nenert- ed ors menthes's Visiteid, Mrs. Bare Fabor and Mrs. Donald Stuart, were appointed to report from the regional meettrug in Hensel]. Mrs. ,Tohn Sinclair introduced the guest gPeaker, Mrs.'Roberton Huron) County Health nurso who digeussed the swviees available to the public 'explaining how a health wit StartS, What it does • and when .Mrsi Elgie thanked Mes. Robenton. Mrs. Harold Jones •thanked alit; fhoiste whohad taken part in the nbeebing. The hpstesses, aVIrs. A.( MeNturbrie and Mrs. A. Moffatt, conducted a contest before lunch!, whlah ePiteleded the 'ereening. • Mit and Mrs. J. if. Gibson •aridt: family of Wroxeter ad Mr. and; Mrs. J. D. Barnard, Altsa Orate were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Meg. W. L. IVErt and Meet Mos Clatter and! family of Galt spent Thaniksj giving vvietekerKi With Mr. ,an Mrs. Nelson Hood. Mt and Mris. Ray Bell and fan* vent Sunday With the Iatter'e brothel' and family Mr: an& Mo. Robert 'Weir of Seb- rfingvilIe: The Oecilision being a birthday party for Kathy Bell Who was 11 years Of,age. Mit , and Mrs. Ivan Forsyth tied Mit; Bill McLellan. ef Here' News of Winchelsea Miss Kathy Hern was soloist at the Turner - Richardson wed- ding in Hensall United- Church and was later a guest at the re- ception. Mrs. Phil Hern and Mrs. John Coward and Mrs. Wm. Walters spent Friday afternoon ' with Mrs. Colin Gilfillan in Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Sanford. Hutton, Dennis and !Diane visited on Sunday in Moncton; with Mr. and Mrs. Aueben Phelke. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hern, Janet, Kevin and Greg were guests on Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. John Hern and family of Sunshine Line. The Elimville Institute held a Pot Luck dinner at the Town- ship Hall pn Thursday evening for members and their Hus- bands. Mr. Bill Walters, Mr. • Phil Hern and Gary spent Monday at Chesley Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Elevyn Kerslake and family visited in Clinton on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Art Ball celebrating Mrs. Balls Bir- thday. Mr. Cliff Whitlack of St. Thomas ',visited on Thanksgiving ° Day with Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Horne, Ruth and Raymond. ^ Miss Margaret Brock of Strat- ford spent the holiday weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan vBrock and Dennis. Miss Janet Kerslake spent Monday with Miss,Diane Hutton. Eall and Mrs. Ilarvey Moore of: ' Seaflorth are on a trip to Cart- wright Manitoba and Saskatch ewan visiting relatives and friends. Miss Wilma Jackson who is on the staff of War Memorial Hospital, Landon spent the weekend with, her parents, Mr. anid Mrs. Stanley Jackson. ALL TYPES INSURANCE Donald G. Eaton Oific• in Masonic Block r Main Street Phone 527-1610., Seaforth LIKE MAKING moNtirt CJI Ir P111, Ir .46;0'CANADtAt4 Mutual feed • investing in the dynamie 0004, throng% research in- cludihrs Of lb�Vnitod Slides. A.G.F. 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