Loading...
The Huron Expositor, 1968-11-21, Page 12A 12H HURON OXPosi*og, saA;oRTH, ONT. 140Y• 21, •196$ ASSIFIE 24. Oad,0 'Thanks :smcpm itliapuk.*04 appreciation 'te relatiVea; - neighbors a n d trienidta,' Who se kindly rememb- APakli h gifts, flowers, ea* and money for con gratalatery raessagee from Prem., teT•Itobarts, Hon. Robert L. Stan- figiA tEttp.4 Reheat afeKinley, tele - grana 'from Queen Elizabeth, Prime' Minister 'rrudeau, Hon. Charles MacNaughten and Mn MagNaughton, on the oceasion oif our 65th wedding anniversary, — Mr. and Me. Thomas Kyle Sn • ' 24-54-1 Wish to thank m:y relati,ves, fatten& and neighbors foe the !new beautifull flowers, cards arid visits while a patient in Sea - forth Community Hospital and since coming hoane, . also sincere thanks to LCW of Brod- hagen and Ladies Aid of Mitchell for their kind remembrance 'al thanks to Rev. Lowing Rev. Rheinharnt and Dr. Mala kui and Dr. Brady and nurses. Everything was deeply appreciat- ed. a- Mrs. Henry Bennewies. TL -24-1 . 11• • 25. In, Memoriam ROE — Inloving memory of a dear father and grandfather who passed awaf four years ago Nov. ember 7, 1964. You're not forgotten, father dear, Nor ever shall you he As long as life and memory lasts We shall nemembes thee. — •Sadtly missed by his family. TL -25-1 27. Births JESSOME lin Almonte Host - al in Almonte Ont. to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jeseame Nov. 11th a daughter. • KYLE — In, Clinton Public Hos. pital to J. and MTS. Al KY4 (Nee Parker), Clinton,, onNov. 14th a son, Rat:rick Norman. Too Late FOR RENT - "Apartment, John Smith Railway Street, phone 527-0544. 4* TL -54x1 HULLETT TOWNSHIP ELECTIONS DECEMBER 2nd, 1968 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Will be held at the following places to elect two members to represent Public School El- ectors, and one member to represent Separate School Supporters, on the Huron County Board of Education; also to elect one member to represent Separate School Supporters on the Huron -Perth Separate School Board:' Poll No. 1 — Lots 1-15, Con. 1-8; inclusive • D.R.O — Kenneth Preszcator • -Clerk — Mrs. Ella Jewitt Place — Foresters' Hall, Milburn Poll No. 2 — Lots. 1-15, Con. 9-14; inclusive D.R.O. — Herbert Beacom Clerk — Leopold Watt Place Mansel Cook's House, Lot 22, Con. 4 11 No. 3 Lots 16 -Baseline, Con. 1-8; inclu- sive Po D.R.O. Clerk — Place — — Joseph Flynn Ephraim Snell Theo Flynn's House, Lot 22, Con: 4 Poll No. 4 D.R.O. Clerk — Place — — Lots 16-30, Con. 9-14; inclusive — Leonard Shobbrook John Pollard Londesboro Community Hall Poll No. 5 — Lots 31 -Baseline, Con. 9-14; in- clusive Maitland Block, the portion of the Pol- ice Village of Manchester within the Town- ship of Hullett D.R.O. — Mrs. Jean Craig Clerk — Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock Place — Auburn Community Hall • Separate School Supporters will vote only on Separate School -members and Public School Electors will vote only on Public School members. CLARE VINCENT, Returning Officer 0 THEY SAY" HE MADE' A BIG SCOOP • LOCAL TRAMMAXES. And gathered u all the won- derful advantages of dealing with VINCENT'S. He's learned that VINCENT'S always gets the scoop in provid- ing satisfaction. FARMERS- N II TRY THE NEW IHC No. 1050 GRINDER 11111XER ON YOIJR FARM NOW THIS PROVEN MACHINE WILL: -Pay for itself/with your weekly grinding bills -All types of a.ttachments available -Full 20" mill with 36 hainmers Available with 540 and 1000 P.T.O. Drive -105 Bushel Capacity -Full 324 degree wide swing Unloading auger -Big 29" Mixing auger 'VINCENT ' 19nAnw4 goltn Rach' AYR GALT-SEAFORTH Phatu? 527-0120 ADS Too Late roil, SALE Mana all season:a top coat, like new, zip in link*, size 38. Phone 527-11.73. 71,54x1 WANTED Christmas Tree For town ball approximately 30 to 35 ft high. Call Seaforth P.U.C. .527-0530. XL -541 COMING—EVENT - Re—ception for Mir. and Mrs. Jim Papple ani Dec. 7th, Sea:forth Legion Hall. TL -a4-1 NOTICE- Custom tree %tilting, have dead elms safely removed. :Contact Lorne Dale, R R. 4 Clinton, phone 482-9224. TL -54x1 NOTICE -"Vacuum cleaner sales and serviee for all makes. R. K. Peck, Varna. 'Phone Hensall 262.- 5350. 11-54-tf SITUATIONS - Winter storage available for cars, Carl Dalton. TL -54-2 NOMINATIONS - Notice is hereby given to the Municipal; Electors of the TOWNSHIP of HE3BERT, hi the County of Perth that in compli- ance with the Statutes in that behalf I require the present*, of the said electors at the • HE3BERT TOWNSHIP HALL STAFFA •• • in the said• TOWNSHIP OF HIBBERT at the hour of 1 to 2 o'clock p.m. Fri, Nov. 22, 1968 For the purpose of nomintalta. ing fit and, proper persons kor the office (s). of - Reeve and fauT councillors, for the Torwri- •,ehip o Hibbert, for 1969 and 1970 of which, all electors are here- by required to take notice and govern themselves accordingly, and if a -grater number of can. 'idates than -required to fill the said offices', are nominated and make the required deelaratiorus, polls will he opened in the fol. lowing places: P.S.D. No 1 Chas. Friend's ,residence, Duidi P.S.D. No. 2 Hibbent Twp. Hall, Staffa. P.S.D. No. 3 No. .6 Sch,00l,' Crotmarty. in the said Township of Hibbert, ' on Mon., Dec.- 2% 1968 and will be open from 10 o'elock a.m. until 8 o'clock p.m. and ITO • longer. ANNE BURCIELL, Returning Officer. -22-54 1 Remetober! It lakes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pocket. To advertise, jest Dial Seaforth 527-0240. marimmrommoraws SHOT GUNS 4t and RIFLES New and Used TRADES ACCEPTED Complete line of: AMMUNITION and LOADERS Open Evenings TRIEBNER'S • GUN SHOP 235-1907 Exeter ^ ' H. W. KENDRICK Mr. J. E. Thrasher Regional Manager of Traders Group Consumer Financing Division is pleased to announce the appointment off' Mr. II. W. Kendrick as Branch Manager of Traders Consumer Division '•Ogfice in Owen Sciund. (A). y Amaigarnation )f Hi.ith Services By a remded vete of 35-4, Huron County Council deelded at Goderich last week to contin- ue to study the feasibility of amalgamation of health ser- vices between one or more of the neighboring' counties with a view to Presenting further de- tailed information for the- con- sideration of Council. Those who voted against the reconunendation of th,e Board of Health were James Arm. - strong, Clinton; Borden Cook, Blyth; Harold Robinson, How - ick; and Leroy Thiel, Zurich. Early in 1968, Cennty Coun- cil rejected a recommendation of the Board of Health that the Counties of Perth and Huron amalgamate to form; a health district. Since then, however, the County of 'Perth has been declared a health district and is entitled to additional. subsi,- dy in connection with expendi- tures. Clifford R. Dunbar, Grey Township, chairman, of :the Board of Health, Painted out that Huron Board hadeontinued to pursuehe subject asatereault of this development, "The Bhard approached Hon. C. S. Mac - Naughton with the proposal that Huron County, also be declared a health district. "It appears," Mr. Dunbar said, "that the Provincial authorities ,are not in favour of declaring Huron County a health district but rather suggest that Huron County should amalgamate with Perth to form the Huron -Perth diatrict as originally proposed." The Board of Health, he stat- ed, had some doubt as to wheth- er the original rejection related to amalgamation or only to the proposal as submitted by the 'Board. He said that Mr. Mac - Naughton has indicated ' that further discussions are likely to take place in the near future so the Board recommended keep- ing the door open. Mr. Dunbar commented that there waS* "a modest alnetint of money" involved in the feasibll, ity study. "I would saylhat the county of Bruce may be in the market for amalgamation with Huron and Perth," he •added. News of - St. Oolumban Miss Luella Burke, toadata is visiting Mn and- lam John Viny- l= Attending the Marion Vita \ Guild Bazaar in London from here Friday were Mal. V. J. Lane, airs. 'Michael Doyle, Mrs. Lewis Coyne, aarta. Auguste Duchanne,iMrs. alosejah Kate and itaka. John Moylan. • , Mr. •and Mrs. Zahn O'Leary, Kathy and Kevin visited in Guel- ph on Sunday, MTS. John Coyne returned home with them follow- ing a three weeks visit with rel - Mit and Mrs. Frank MeQuari& Windsor, visited Mr. •ancl Mrs. James McQuaid. NEWS of Kip•pen United Church Women met on Tuesday 011ie:Tiling in the church schookoarn. There were tvventy-four in attendance. • 1VLrs. Emerton ICy•le conducted worship using the topic, 'Do Be Alive. The scripture was taken from John 10 Mathew 14. '• During the business period, Mrs. Ross Br•oadfoot, 1VIrs. Jack Bell, and Mrs. Ray Ccmsitt were appointed to the nomenating committee, Mrs. Leonard Lov- ell reported on, the members,vis- ited by Mn Wilfred Melts, and Mrs. Wni. Coleman- during the month of November: Mrs. Robert Eagle and Mrs. John She- - clear delegates to the negional meeting in Hensel], gave reports. • The new Study Book "Study UCW Meets. stian:k, Unit UOWimet at the home of airs. N. Baird. A mom- ents silence was -observed in memory of Mrs. J. Aiken - head. Mrs. L••••••Faavest read a prayer and also read, Psalm 46. Mrs. L. Wilon •read, "Deeper Note Than Victory". A poem by Mrs. L. Wilson. Mrs. H. Taylor read, ' Panorama •- ) Peek on China,' and Skits "Fau- cets of Life" were ordered for the coming year. Mrs. Donald Stuart presented the Study PThe Cutting Edge",. a report an • Evangelitm and Social Service. Hostesses for the evening were of the Bible', fiioth,, "Phe Study an, the Bible". • Mrs. Triebrier 'took Over the meeting by reading, "Little • Thhigs". Mas. Sreellin,g donated a box of get -well cards. • Mm D. l'riebnier and IVIrls. W. alfcBeath, will give the Devotions at the next •general meeting at Mrs. D. Triebner. Lunch was served by the Host teas and her helpers, Mrs. W. Baird, lairs. S. Baird and Mrs. L. Eyre. Happy Citizens Plan Meeting The Happy Citizens met in the Legion Hall Thursday after- noon. Winners in the euchre were ladies' high, Mrs. J. A. McGregor, lone hands, Mrs. R. K. McFarlane, low Mrs. Belle Moore. Men's high, Mr. Z. Mc- -Spadden, lone hands, Mr. A. Rutledge and low Mr. A. Hous- ton. The next meeting will be held in the Legion Hall on Dec. 9th. EGMONDVILLE Mrs. Ann James and Miss El- izabeth MacLean spent Saturday with their sister, Mrs. John Bo- shart in Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Brady spent the weekend -in Toronto visiting with Mrs. Brady's' sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Cheryaiko. Mr. Howard James attended a teachers' confederation meet- ing -,in Toronto over the week- end. ,Name Euchre Winners Winners at the recent LOBA Euchre ,helici at the LOL Hall: Ladies ••high, Liz. •Brown; ladies hatite„ ,Mae Smith; ladies low, Mrs. Mabel Iliggerson; Mena high, Rad Elliott; Miens lone, Alex McMichael; mens low, Second Mel3rine. There wane ten, tables at play. Nervous man running into a ,police station to breathlessly re- port that a man had just stolen his ear. "Did you see him?" asked the officer. "No, but I got the licence number as he pulled away." So *hat if you 'are 40 — you've lived half your life. Look at the bright side — if you Were a hot.* you'd have died 15 years age. ZION Mr. and Mm 'hanks Roney, Mr. and Mrs.. Andy Park and Murray, • Mr. and Mrs. Larry Park, Mr. and Mee. Simpson and Mir. and Mrs. Keith' Ah- rens., Coolusarille„. Mir. and asks. Pete Simpslon and family, Mr., and Mins. Bert Lubb and Lloyd; .Mr. and Wars. eo Wernham, Den- field, Miss Miry Regan' Spent a fews hours on Sunday with -Mr. George Ahrens and Gerald at their new home; Mitchell, Geo- rge was presented with a gift and 'ladies served a delicious Lrunah We are Sorry to report; Mrs. Wilfred Arenas had the misfort- une to break her ankle last week. Mr, and Mrs..Lional Strataulee ' visited her miotlier, • MTS. Rena Staceyand, Mowat On 'Sunday. . 1Vars. Neil Nairn andboys, Ktt- Fhemer visited, her parents, •MIs. and\Mrs. R. S. Aikens. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Aikens, Mrs. Neil Nairn, Kitchener and fam- ily, Mr. and airs. Emmerson Dur- st were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Eickmeyer, chell Mr. 40th Malcolm wai home from to,nticin for the weekend with his parents •Mir. and Mrs: Dalton •Malcolm. •' • Mr... Grant, Pepper, Miss An- gie DeLucaj, Bowinenville with Mr. and Mr,s. Glenn Pepper for the weela'end. Mr. Larry Barker, Liandon was home for the weekend with his parents MT. and! Mrs. Lawrence Barker. Mr. -and Mrs. Lawrence Ham- mon had its their guests on Sun. day Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bash - .1,11r..• and MM. Angus Earl, •Whaleire Mrs. Mien Jelery. Mr. and rIVIIrs. Ray,iluros, Strat- ford Visited with her paients Mr. and -Mm. -Alex Roney; also Wis. fliwt Ma Hefty spent Friday with her parents Mis. and .Mts. Alex Roney. • Northside UCW ore, Rabies are onthe increase in Huron County, Dr. Ilauriee K. Clugaton, Seaferth, veterinar- ian for the Canada Department of Agriculture Ile.alth of Anim- als Brandi, interrned Huron County Council at its session in :Godericb last week. • Dr. Clugston stressed the ..eer- iou.snese ef the epidemic, stat- ing there were more than, three times the number of eases so far this year as in the whole of 1957 —a 60 as against 1..9. In October, there were no less than t` 20 cases. But an nal:Portant feature Was' the fact that eight persons were 'bitten by four pet cats which were rabid at Clinton, Port Albert, Auburn and Dungannon. The incidence of rabid catS was unusual in his experience, als he had only three others in the six years he heti been located in this- area. Dr.. Clugston said the Depart- ment of Agriculture rules that each township should have a dog mind to control dogs. Stephen Township had set up a pound and Ile congratulated ;that town- KIIPPEN GROUP ONE UM Northside UC group tine held ' -their November meeting at the home of Mrs. Graham Kerr. Vice-president Mrs._ Wilnier Broadfoot presided and opened the meeting, reading a poem entitled Autumn. Remembrance Day prayer was observe& Sec- retary, Mrs. W. Dalrymple read two aetters front our foster child, the Christmas cards and haai notes were handed out to members to sell. Miss Fennell presided for -the devotion, Hymn ,252 was sung. A reading on Eirotherhood and a prayer- were given by Miss Fennel. Miss Mc- Intyre gave an interesting talk on China. Meeting closed with the benediction. Mrs. A. Turn - buil gave the courtesy -remarks. DUBLIN an on bus: 'Will my cigar Mr. „and Mill. at ItYan and sinokitig bother you, ma'am?" Mr. and Mrs, IViatiriee Ryan at - Woman: "Na, not if my get- tended the funeral of IViiss.Anite ting sick doesn't bother you." McAleer in 'Detroit on Titeiday. Mrs. Leonard Lovell and Mrs. W. 3: F. Bell: Mr. Lonis Kirk, Louise and Paul visited Sunday with the formers parents Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kirk of Port Stanley,. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Carter (nee Joyce Hood) and fanity of Qat have moved to Windsor Ontario. The following hunters return- ed home yesterday from a weeks 'hunt im ReStoule, Ontario, Maas Richardson, Rill Tinney, Jhn -McAllister .,, Wes. .Richardsona Alex McBeath, Dave Triebner, Allan Tremeer, Grant McGregor, Keith Lovell, Ken Montgomery, Mervin Eyre, Campbell Eyre, W. J. F. Ben, Jack Bell, Wilmer Dalrymple, Com. Dalrymple, Doug Dalrymple ond. Ted _Rob- erta ' . Mr. Don Kyle of Penticton, B.C., spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Em- merson Kyle and Jim. Rebekahs Meet The Past Grinds club of the Rebekah Lodge met he the Lod- ge room Tuesda,y *Venting ivhdri Mrs. Mae Do:mance ...opened the • ineeting with a poein .‘ Few thoughts", 'in the absence - of the, president -Mrs. Annie Har- rison. After a shoat- business - meeting Court Wist was played. Whiners were high, Mrs. M. McKellar, low, Mis•s• Eleanor. Henderson. Lunch was sewed) by atrs. 'Anne Henderson and Mrs. Helen McClure. Mrs. Dorrance expressed thanka. News of Constance Miss Tina Wanunes, bride -el - eat Of the month, was honored at a community. shower held -in the 'COF Hall an Tuesday e-vening with neighbors and rela- • lives in attendance, A short program was enjoyed • •with Miss Adrienne Van Raay of Dashwood who gave a selec- tion on her accordian and ac- companied Miss Dorothy Heys- enbergen when she sang "Some- where My Love". ' Mrs. Irene Grimoldby gave a reading and a number of con- tests were conducted by Mrs. Leo Sanders, Kathy Dale and Mary McElwain. Mrs. Janice Preszcator read the address and gifts were presented by Mary Wammes and Joanne Thomp- son. • • Tina thanked everyone for -'the many useful gifts after which lunch was served. Friday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszcator and girls were Mr. -andr•Mrs. Russell Xing and Eugene, Mr. Herb Beaver, all of Exeter and Mr. and Mrs...Terry Cook and family of Clinton. Mrs. Annie Streib of Rodney, Mrs. Lily Roe of- Plymouth, Michigan, Mr. and Mrs. Hector Kingswell Of Clinton, were Fri- day evening triaitora with Mr. and Mrs. George McLiwain and •Mary. Mr. and Mrs. William Dale and Cheryl ,spent Sunda' with Mr. and Mrs. Den Glousher, Karen and Billy.ef Blyth. • Mr. and Mrs, Jim Preszcator, Billy and Debbie spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszca- tor and girls. Mr. and Mrs. William Men- ' wain and joyce, Mr. Bob Merl - wain of Bayfield were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Geor- ge 14cIlwain and, Mary. Mrs, Ken Reid, David, Paul andt Jane,Brian Kruppa, ,all of London, spent the past weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Luther San- ders. Mr. Wilfred Scott and Robert McClure both returned home on • the weekend from hospitals in London. We hope they. are now feeling much better. CongratulatiOns are extended to Mr. and Mrs. John Ileggert on the birth of a daughter in Clinton Public Hospital on Nov- eniher llth. Mrs. Ewggart and baby Connie ,lane returned home on Sunday, Mr, Lifter Sanders Visited, brie, evening through the -week with Mrd. Keil Reid, Davidy Pant and Jane of London. ship. "It looks like a 'very excellent dog control program inSteph? en. Bgt•I thinlr there should be some_ eat central, too, in Huron County," he declared. Dr. clugaon pointed out tliat if a dog Or cat) bites a person he must notify the Health Unit. These dogs should be tied up, for seine daythey Will be'rabid, he pointed' out. - The County ef. Huron pays a fox bounty of V hut that Was not nearly enough, DA ChM - ton said. If the bountY Was made high enough he felt it woul4 clean out the feit_ Papula- tion and Huron County might beeoine rid of rabies. Huron-Ckrk Becomes COunty Clerk -Treasurer 4elln broadly supervise the Ample - G. Berry ,was named to a' new rnentatien of all progranis OP - post to be known as "Adrdinist- proved by Cotinty Council." rator" and his salary wes raised The committee, reeonnnended by $1,500 to $11-,5oo per annuin, that salary increases be grant - effective January. 1, 1969, tit the ed Secretarial Staft,in the office November SesSion ,of -Huron of the Clerk-Treastiter baeed on County Council in Goderich tbc six per cent' fatilltda, lagt week. ' ' At the,'same time, -the Salary of DeputY Clerk -Treasurer" B. , G. lianly was increased by $800.40 68,100 .perannum, and ear alio* ance was increased by $100 to $700 per annum, effectiv.e Jan. 1969. Action was taken on recom- mendation of the Warden's and Personnel Committee headed.by Harold Rohinson, Howick Town- ship. Mr. Robinson reported the committee had . discussed the subject of a County ,Adrainist- rator. The Warden- had advised the committee he .had made a detailed study of the subject and felt that such a position should apply to the County of Huron as well as many other counties. The chairman saidaunder pre- sent' arrangements the Clerk - Treasurer acts as a liason bet- ween many of the county corn- naittees, although by statue he does not have any authority in this field. By statute his duties pertain precisely to County Council. As County Administrator, Nil.. Robinson said, the Clerk -Treas- urer would have an overall point of view of county proceedings. The bylaw appointing Mr. Ber- ry said thaone of s duties was "to co Administrator 'Trees 0 tario Departnient of Lands and F,rests has .advised Huron County Council that since there waa no planting in 1968, there could possibly be a planting of up to 40,000 trees in Huron County in• 1969. Average allot-. ment is about 25,000. Hugh Flynn, Hullett, chair- man of the Agriculture and Re- forestation Committee, which reported to County Council in Goderich last week, said that to allow for the carrying out of the reforestation program in the event property changes hands and to protect the county, clause nine of the reforestation agree- ment is being changed. On recommendation • of the committee, Council approved a resolution of the County of On- t Id tario to amend the Weed Con- rdinate, direct; and ° trol Act of Ontario. • FARM, FARM STOCK FOR SALE? .USE EXPOSITOR CLASSIFIED THEY PAY YOU DIVIDENDS PHONE 527-0240 Seaforth 41. Tallymaster ADDING MACHINES gill (D) . liZZA End household fig- uring problems with the, new exciting Tallymaster from Victor. The. built-in carrying handle lets you take it anywhere -hand operation lets you use it anywhere. Repeat key for mul- tiplying, adds and prints permanent record. Other.models also subtract. Weighs just 10 lbs. , Available- from 79•50 00 SCM Smith -Corona TYPEWRITERS Space age styling, plus precisi r These lightweight models have all the most wanted features. Delightful to work with — an exciting travelling companion. . AVAILABLE FROM 69.95 Dial 52.0240 Seaforth woos