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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1966-02-10, Page 64 --THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTH, ON; FEB, 10, 1966 EAST WAWANOSH COUNCIL NastWawanosh council met Feb. lst with all the members present and Reeve Snell pre- , siding. Motions adopted in- cluded: Gow-Robinson: That council Put an advertisement in the Blyth Standardspecial edition for the Blyth 'Public School re - ninon at the $25 rate. It was agreed that the coun- cil join the Ontario Good Roads( Association and the Ontario As- sociation of Rural Municipali- ties and pay the membership fee, any members attending either convention receive ' $50 for expenses. Classified ads pay dividends. Coultes-Dobinson: That coun- cil pay membership fee of $25 to the Huron County Soil and Crop Improvement AssOciation. Coultes-Pattison: That coun- cil advertise for warble fly spraying of cattle at per 'head basis, the sprayer to supply spray truck at per head basis for each spray, the Township to supply the powder. Coultes-Pattison. That t h e council give its approval of pro rata share of the debenture debt for the construction of a central public school in the Township of Hullett for a term Of 20 years. Payments approved included: Roads—C. W. Hanna, salary, She'll love the gifts you choose from .our large variety of VALENTINE REMEMBRANCE 'GIFT! Vatientines of Distinction by RUSTCRAFT - CARDS at 5c, 10c, 15c, 25c and 50c Packaged for Children: 30 for 29c, 24 for 39c with Envelopes at 25'for 39c and 17 for 49c Assortment of Valentines for Children and Cut -Out Packages The Largest Selection of Cards Available ! See Our Selection of Personal -Type Valentine Cards and COUTTS- HALLMARK THE PERFECT GIFT — RECORDS Fashions by the Yard in our Fabric Centre including: , • BROADCLOTHS, • COTTONS • PRINTS • CHINO CLOTHS • CORDS • RAYONS NE' Seaforth's 5c to $1.00 Store STATIONERY and GIFTS NEWS OF BRODITAGEM St. Peter's Church Group Plans Quilts for Auxiliary The February meeting of the Lutheran' Church Women a St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Brod- hagen, was -held With 25 mem- belt and 18 visitors present. Pastor Kappes was in charge of devotions and Bible study. The World Day of Prayer service will be heti:hat Evangelical Ilea - ed Brethren Church, McKillop, Feb. 25th; when all the ladies of St. Peter's congregation ar invited to attepd., It was decided to cater to the Chamber of Cominerce La- dies' Night at -the Community Hall on Feb. 17th. Two •quilts are being' made at private homes for the Waterloo Aux - 21190, bills paid $6; Alan Mc- Burney, wages $121.09, truck $5; John Marks, wages, $84.22; DRMCO, repairs, $693.35; Har- ry Williams, fuel and stove oil, $116.02; George Radford, snow removal, $863.50; Armco Drain- age & Metal Products, culverts, $322.04; Receiver General of Canada, income tax, $1L60; Canada Pension Plan, $10.44; unemploymerit staraps, $6.44. General—W. S. Gibson, spray policy $70, officials $100; pavid, Houston, fox bounty, $4; Win. A. Purdon, fox bounty, fl4; Jas- per Snell.'fox bounty, $4; sup- plementary assistance, $20; wel- fare, -$35; Ontario Association of Rural Municipalities, mem- bership, $15; Ontario Good Roads Association, member- ship, $15; Township of Morris, Belgrave street lights, $36.10; Huron County Soil and Crop Improvement Association, grant, $25.00. ' Remember! It takes ,but a moment to place an Expositoi Want Ad and be money in pocket. To advertise, just Dial Seaforth 527-0240. iliary. Get -well cards were signed by all present for Mrs. Chris W. Leonhardt, Mrs. Fred Young and Mrs. Edwin Scher - berth. Thank -you cards were read from Mrs. Doug Ennis on behalf of her mother, Mrs. 'Fred Miller, of Walton, and Mrs. John L. Bennewies, of De, troit, for Christmas treats, and a donation was received from rs. Ed. Jarmuth and from the ainily of the late Edward Prue - ter for funeral lunch. Mrs. Dris- coll thanked, for her .son ,Wayne's Christmas gift. Birth- days were reported by Mrs. Charles Ahrens, Mrs. Harold Mogk, Mrs. Albert Bauer, Mrs. Philip Rock, and Mrs, Edwin Mogk. A touch -and -take table was well patronized, and lunch was served by Mrs. Charles Ahrens, Mrs. Manuel Beeerman, Mrs. 'Dan Beuerman,, Mrs. Albert Bauer, Mrs. Reuben Buuck and Mrs. Lorne Mueller. A lucky cup was won by •Mrs. Robert French, and lucky plate by Mrs. George tnnewies. S.S. Teachers Elect The wives of the Church Board of St. Peter's Lutheran Church were in charge of a supper provided by the congre- gation to the Sunday School teachers on Friday evening, in appreciation of their work of teaching the children, with about 20 attending. A meeting followed, including the annual meeting of the Sunday school teachers, with the following elected: Diane Trutter, statisti- cian; Sharon Dietz, assistant sta- tistician; Mrs. John Vock, sec- retary; Mrs. Gary Sholdice, as- sistant secretary; Mrs. ' Ray Gloor, treasurer; Mr. Edgar Elligsen, superintendent; Mr. Jack Gloor, assistant superin- tendent; Russell Sholdice and NOTICE TO CENTURY -FARM---OWNERS Of' the Township of Stanley Anyone now owning a farm in the Township of Stanley that has be,px in the same family for 100 years or more by 1967, please contact the undersigned by February 24, 1966, as theymay be eligible for recognition through a .pro- ject sponsored by the Junior Farmers Association, tO commemorate Canada's Centennial Year. " MELGRAHAM Clerk -Treasurer • Township of Stanley Bruc'efielk Ont. Get Farm Equipment Ready! The Best Time for Farm Machinery OVERHAUL • ROSS - MOTORS FORD TRACTORS Farm implements • 'Phone 527-0650 SEAVOR-111 BOYES' FARM, SUPPLY Massep.Ferguson MS &SERVICIff PitOne 527.1257 SEAFORTH is tight NOW! BRING IN YOUR TRACTOR OR MACHINERY . , Before the Big Spring lush Starts Don't wait until it's time to get on the land , to .get your repair work done—it will os /1 you more money! So, don't delay! - . , , Prder your Pans NOW for Spring Requirements ,• ROWCLIFFE MOTORS • 1L CASE Farm implements Atone 5274676 snotottin McGAV1N'S Ford Equipment Sales & Service New Holland • New Idea Geo. White • Nuffield Tractors WALTpN, ONT. PHONE SEAFORTH 521.0245 BRUSSELS 365 W 6 • GEORGE'S • REPAIR SHOP Welding General Repairs • RurSI Hydro Installations Phone 57 R8 .- Publin Keith Siemon, auditers; Joanne Elligsen, piaeist; Cheryl Ben- newies, assistant pianist; sick and shut-ins, Mrs. Lloyd fer and Beverley Sholdice; pur- chasing agent, lyIrs. Oscar Eick- meier. Mr. a41, Mrs Earl Bennewies, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bennewies, of London, are on a trip to California. The sympathy of the com- munity 'is extended to the fam- ily of the late Don Ronnenberg, of Monkton,. insurance agent here for some years. Baskets of flowers were in St. Peter's Lutheran Church on Sunday from the funeral 'of Ed. Prueter and Don Ronnenberg. Mrs. Ed. Prueter is at pres- ent with her daughter, Mrs. Gordon Bach, and Mr. Bach, London. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sholdice and sons visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gary Johnson, London, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jarmuth were home with his parents, Mrand Mrs. George Jarmuth, recently. Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Beuer- man spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. •Casey Hudson, 'Goderich, on Sunday. • • Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe spent Sunday with her mother, who is ill at the home of her •aaughter, Mrs. Michael Connol- ly, and Mr. Connolly, at Seb- ringville. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Cham- bers and family, of Preston, and Mrs. Toledo Beuerman and Pete Miller, of Waterloo, with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Miller. Mr., and Mrs, Lavern Gordner of MItchelr, with Mr. and • Mrs. Edward Bennewies recently., MissJean Mueller, of Toron- to, at the home of her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Muel, ler, for the weekend. Miss . Glenda Miller, Guelph, with her parents, Mr: and Mrs. Irvin Miller, for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. George Young, of Stratford, with her father, George Diegel. Usborne Council Usborne council met with • Reeve, Archie Etherington and Councillors Roy WesteCift, Ken Duncan, Lloyd Ferguson and Lloyd Smith present.' . ...„ Road gravelling tenders were opened and included: Ray Ire- land, London, 78c per yard de- livered and, 50c stockpiled; Joe Kerr 'Ltd., Wingham, 77c per • yard delivered and 42c stock- pile; Sandy Contracting Co, Ltd., Goderich, '75c -per yard de- livered and 50c stockpiled. • Qn motion of R: Westcott and K. Duncan; the tender of Sandy Contracting Co. Ltd., Goderich RR 5, to crush 15,000 yards of •gravel and deliver ,and spread it on•the roads of the township for 75c a cubic yard from the _Cann and Ross pits as requir: • ed, and crush and stockpile 2,- -000 'cubic yardsgravel at" 'the Cann pit for 40c per cubic yard was accepted. Council cleared an applica- tion to the Department of High- ways for the balance of the 1965 road subsidy on a • total expenditure of $55,831.89. A petition, signed by eight ratepayers, in Kirktorf, request- ed the construction of a side- walk on the Usborne side and council directed that the De- partment of Highways be con- sulted as approval would be needed to construct sidewalks on, the side of Highway 23. Kirkton Library, Association, represented by Mrs. E. Hazle- wood, Mrs. R. Ratcliffe and E. Robinson, requested council to pass the following motion; That the council of the Township of Usborne hereby endorses the resolution received from the Kirkton Library Association re- questing that the Kirkton, Lib- rary Association be. diksolved and the Association be taken, over by a County Public Lib- rary Board. The motion was moved by L. Smith and L. Fer- guson 'and carried. Town of Deter and • High School: Since form of motion passed at the Dec. 7th meeting was not acceptahle.to the Muni- cipal I3oard, council adopted a motion: That the Town of Exe- ter be requested to, issue de - 'beams in the amount of $60,000 when reqtflred by the South Huron District High k$chool Board for a vocational addition to the South Huron District High School in Exeter and alterations to the existing _Intildirig;and that the iminfei- palitY' of him Township of Us - borne agrees to accept its share of the cost. The estimated cost of the addition is $2,047,987.00, of which an estimated amount of $600,000.00 is to be deben- tured and the balance paid by Federal and Provincial great The debenture terns of the de- bentures to, be issued is 29 ears, ,The treasurer reported lore - (lit bank balance of 3,117,97; receipt of the provincial grant on the Taylor Drain 053.00, and sale 'of the 1965 tile drain- age debentures to the Ontario Treasury DepArtinent $7,600.05; 1.068 and 1064 tez rrar& held hy the tottety ne,o tleeeieber 31st$6,30612, • • A CEDAR CHEST — The Most Acceptable Gift For Your Valentine ! Choice of styles, finish, with drawers or without,' and in famous makes by Honderich and Knechtel. • From i64.00 to $84.00 BOX FURNITURE Phone 527-0680 0 •'1 • lb • A handsome}y decorated gift box, contains a delicious as- sortment of taste - tempting • hard and soft centre milk cho- colates. 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