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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1966-08-11, Page 5GREY COUNCIL, Grey township ,council .agreed to purchase a Cha#pi4n model. D-600 grader from,•the Domin. ion Road Machinery" Co, Ltd.,,, o Goderich, at a special Meeting. The cost of the newgrader is' $18,5.85.00 with trade-in of their 1053 Caterpillar grader. At their regular meeting this month, Grey council passed the following motions; -That an • application for a • loan in the amount of $1,500, under the Tile Drainage Act be accepted; . -That the township enter into an agreement with the . other municipalities .served by Wing- harn and District Hospital re- garding ambulance service; -That Cranbrook cemetery • board be given a grant of $150; -That council accept the offer of Sam Sweeney for old Kreu- ter bridge for the sum of $150; -That all approved accounts be paid, The following accounts were vi paid; United Stationery Ce., supplies $13.60; Jane McLennan, water office, 25.00; B.M. and G. Telephone, office phone, 11.03; Stirling Hood, bulldozing Wal- ton dump, 63.00; Sam Sweeney, bulldozing Alexander dump, 35.00; Cranbrook Cemetery Board, giant, 150.00; M. L. Sny- • der and Son, dry chemical powder fire dept., 21.90; Rain- bow Tool and ,Die, tarp- fire dept., 7.35; Robt. Cunningham, gasoline fire dept., "3.47; Elwood McTaggart, maintenance fire dept., 10.50; firemen to Ernest Uhler, 27,00; Jimmy Dobson, • garbage Ethel, 14.00; City of London, welfare .charge -back,. 11,46; Lothar Weber, groceries, welfare, 170.26; John Schnook, wood welfare, 6.25; rent, wel- fare, 15.00; Hiemstra Nursing Home, July acct., 122.25; Tile Drainage Loans, 3,646.00; Mel-. O vin Carnochan, tile drainage in- spector, 17.00; E. M. Cardiff, • • . • r 4 4 clerk's fees, the °loans, 29.60;" Melvin Cariiochan supplies, 2,30; Coldstream Concrete, 14" tile, 4740; Robert Nicholson Const., bal, contract, Hanna ;Drain, 760.00; James A. Howes, supt. . construction, Hanna Drain, 300.00; E, M. Cardiff, clerk's fees, Hanna Drain, 125.00; Clif- ford. Dunbar, commissioner, Hanna Drain, 10.00; David Kerr, allowance Hanna Drain, 28.00; Wayne. Licht, allowance Hanna Drain, 8.00; Carman Baker, al- lowance • Hanna Drain, 50.00; Mrs. Susan Baker, allowance Hanna Drain, 48:00; Elmer Col- lis, allowance Hanna Drain, 17.00; Elston Speiran, allowance Hanna ; Drain, 135.00; Hilton Ward, allowance • Hanna Drain,. 28.00; Cameron Cochrane, al- lowance Hanna Drain, ' 83.00; Gordon Speiran, allowance Han- na Drain, 16.00; Goldwin Knight allowance Hanna Drain, 34.00; Thomas Prescott, allowance Hanna Drain, 108.00; Hanna and Hamilton Construction contract Rowland Drain, 1,490,00; James A. Howes, supt. construction, Rowland Drain, 125.00; E. M. Cardiff, -clerk's fees, Rowland Drain, 60.00; Clifford Dunbar, commissioner, Rowland Drain, 10.00; Edward Gill, allowance Rowland Drain, 61.00; Johan Veldhorst, allowance Rowland Drain, 384.00; Ian McDonald, al- lowance Rowland Drain, 186.00; Ross McCracken, allowance Row- land Drain, 192.00; Murray Mc- Cracken, allowance Rowland Drain, 244.00; Hanna and Ham- ilton amilton Const. repair Keffer Drain 269.50; Hanna and .. Hamilton Const., repair Whitfield Drain, 407.50; Roads and Bridges, 3,744.60; total, $14,257.57. USBORNE COUNCIL Usborne township decided at their monthly meeting to in- crease the township rate of 12.5 mills set at the July meeting to 14.0 mills to balance the bud - SEASONAL WORK Canadian . Canners a good place to work MEN - AND WOMEN required for processing .corn and carrots From August 20, to November -15 Competitive Wages day or night work Good Working Conditions Register now by calling N.E.S. Office, God-. erich, or. call Ross Rowe, Personnel Manager" Canadian Canners Ltd., 210 Wellington St., West Exeter, Ontario. Phone 235-2445 Exeter Packers of Aylmer and Del Monte Foods get. • Council also passed the f91,- lowing ol`lowing motions; ---;That a budget •providing for an estimated expenditure of $233,800,00 for all purposes be. adopted; i ..That 1966 municipal drain by-laws Nos. 6, 7, 8, and 9 be finally passed; -That the tender of Robert L. Nicholson Construction "Ltd.,. of Monkton be accepted on the Prout and Kerslake drains and the contracts awarded to that firm; -That the road accounts amounting to a total voucher of $21,938.27, and current ac- counts, a total voucher of $40,954.93 and including half of the High School maintenance requisition for 1966, (14,897.35), Tile .Drainage Loan No. 48, ($2,300) and advance on Tile Drainage Loan No. 49, ($3,000), be passed for payment;; -That the Cann -Mitchell drain report be provisionally adopted and- that by-Iaws be printed and served on the assessed ratepay- ers. Other motions passed includ- ed: -That this council agrees to a five-year agreement with the Town of Exeter fon fire protec- tion at the rate of $75.00 for the first hour and $60.00 for" any subsequent hours, and that this council agrees to the Town of Exeter participating in a County Mutual Aid System; =That this council agrees to pay a share of the cost of main- taining the domestic dump without the limit of $200.00 as requested. CONSTANCE • Mrs. William Dale, visited Thursday with her mother, Mrs. T. McMichael and Evelyn of Goderich. Mrs. Irene Grimoldby spent the past week visiting with Mr. and Mrs. John Mann, Goderich. Mary MacGregor, Kitchener, spent a few days with her mother, Mrs. Ross MacGregor. Theron Bettles, Winthrop, was a Sunday visitor with Mr. and Mrs. George McIlwain and Mary. Sunday .visitors with Mx. and Mrs. Frank Riley were: Mr. and Mrs. George Fox, Walton; Mrs. Nancy Riley, Kippen; Mr. and. Mrs. TQm Haggett; and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davies, of Auburn. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hart, Goderich, visited Sunday eve- ning with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buchanan and family. • Mr. -and-Mrs_- Ken _Preszcator and family visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Russell King of Exeter. M1. and Mrs ` David Masters, Windsor, are spending a ,few days with Mrs. Irene Grimold by. Mrs. Thelma Bromley, Kit- chener, was a Sunday visitor of Mr. and Mrs.. William Daleand girls. Diane Preszcator isspending a few holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Desjardine,• Grand Bend. Mr. and Mrs. John Hoggart returned home from their wed- ding trip and Betty Hoggart re- turned home with them after spending the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dedrick, of Simcoe. Mr. and Mrs. John Jewitt and family spent the weekend in Port Colborne.' Mr. and Mrs. Jack Medd and family attended the Lawson - Clarke reunion held. at Lions Park, Seaforth, Sunday. Mrs. Jim Medd returned with Bruce Johnston, Grand Valley, to holiday for two weeks. Mrs. Ella Jewitt and boys spent Sunday at Braoebrid'ge. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Flynn of Seaforth were Monday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Geo- rge Leitch. Headquarters for School $upplies, Here at LARONE'S you will find a one-stop service to, fill your complete needs for High School and Public ° School sup plies and grade XIII text books. LARONE'S Seaforth's 5c to $1.00 Store STATIONERY and • GIFTS LUCAL. "BI mr, and Mrs. Jack Meade;. and Mr. and Mars, Vincent Morrison Attended the gar races in Mosport last weekend: and visited with Mr, and Mrs., Frank Osborne and familyof Trenton and With Mrs Kath-. leen Feeney in Erindale, Mr,'. and Mrs. Osborne's 'son, "Wily Rani, left for Regina last week,' where he has been accepted into the Royal Canadian, M•oilnted Police. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Keys and Brian of Winchester are spending their holidays with. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Keys an"d Mr, Robert Campbell in Me- K.'illop. . Mr. Paul Pringle, son Of Mr." and Mrs. Russell Pringle, completed his course at the; Drouillard Barber School, in`. London and has accepted' a' position' at the Springbank Plaza in Woodstock. Ginger Chamberlain of Kit- chener is visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. William Brown, Jarvis St. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gray have returned from a holiday in the Kawartha and Lake Simcoe districts. Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Adams and sons Gerald and Michael have returned home to Winni- peg after spending their vaca- tion with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Adams. Donelda Adams has return- ed home after completing the five week course at the On- tario College of Art, Toronto. While their she obtained her Specialist's certificate in Art. • Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Ham- mond, Cape 'Dorset, N.W.T., called on friends on Monday. Mr. A. W. Corby spent the week -end with Mr. Lloyd W. Dutton. ' Mr. Bert- Allan, Mr. and - Mrs. Herb Allan, of Winnipeg visited •Wilson Allan, Art Nic- holson and other relatives in the area. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Ken- nedy and family of Seaforth,. have moved to Winnipeg and are residing at 49 Bourkewood Place, St. `James 12, Winni- peg,\ Man. Mr. and Mrs. Willie m Brown, Jarvis St., and Mrs. Don Carter spent the week- end in Hamilton visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brown. Rita Maloney, London, vis- ited with Ed Krauskopf and Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Maloney Mr. and Mrs. Peter Maloney, Mrs. Agnes Krauskopf and Mrs. • J. Jordan. She also visit- ed, in Seaforth and Stratford. Mrs. W. A. C a m.p'b e 11, Guelph, visited her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. George Love and family in McKillop. Visitors at Kilbarchan nun- • . _ home .visiting_Miss- Mabel Turnbull were Dr. and Mrs. Myles Sr., Ottawa, Mr. and Mrs. ‘ Stewart McIntosh, Boy - ton Beach, .Fla., Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Clegg and family, La Habra, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Morrison and Ruth, Thornhill, Mr. and Mrs. H. Barry Toronto and Mrs. G. Grierson, Guelph. Mr. and Mrs, Harold Mal- oney and children have re- turned after holidays spent with relatives in 0 t t.a w a, Kingston and Lindsay. David Maloney, Lindsay, is spending holidays in Dublin and. Seaforth. . Mr. and Mrs. Peter McCow- an spent Saturday in St. Cath- erines where they were guests at the Keeler-Dayman wed- ding. . Mrs. Lorne MacDonald has returned . from a tripto the west coast. John Dorrance spent a ,few days in, St. Catharines last week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cud - More of Wallaceburg w e r e guests of Hazel Reid last week. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Gehan and family of Niagara Falls, are guests at the house of Mrs. W. ,E. Southgate Sr. Mr, and Mrs. Bruce David- son of Hamilton; called on friends last week. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan For- syth spent the week -end in Toronto with friends. Gertrude Kampman, Mrs. Margaret Cosgrove, Brooklyn, N.Y., and Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ward McKeever and family spent Sunday with Mrs, Sarah - McKeever. Mr. and Mrs, David McGee and. son Jeffery, 5, London, were guests 6f her parents, Mr, ,and Mrs. Sydney . Pull- man. Mrs. J. A.. Brodie, Toronto, was a recent guest^of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. James Aitcheson. Mrs. John Kellar has re- turned from West Virginia, where she visited her mother and other relatives, OBITUARY MUEL GEORGE DAVIS Samuel George Dayis, 71, of Exeter, died there Sunday at South Huron Hospital, He is survived by two sisters in Seaforth, Mrs. Jack (Alice) Hotham, and Mrs. George (Car rie) McGavin., Also surviving are his wife the. former Agnes Alexander; a son, Harold, Kirk ton; a daughter, Mrs, Lloyd (Jean) Hearn, Exeter; two oth- er sisters, Mrs. Edward Hotham, Delaware; Mrs. Thomas Penrice, Holland, Man.; and three grand- children. Funeral services were held Tuesday, at 2:80 p.m, at the R, 0. Dinney funeral home, Exe- ter. An Orange Lodge memorial service was held St thefuneral home; Monday night. Burial was in Exeter cemetery. TH A ON EXPOSIT9114. SPOIntmo aBV11.4WrfALL '4.URK .•Il•: ATx?„[lr•�;,,�.ti7"�^�. dl+i: FAXOLTS HYDE PARI TAILORED „. S m 's. 'Alt i0pgh we hag, feeture4 tie Park POPS'. #or', VW Fears, roar is. the first tiMe WO hare siaowii their l iaae-tomo, &ire line The seieetiort iriclud a a vast range of woirpted, Rick an4 picks, silk and wools; Yene tians, Herringbone worsteds and other suiting in a wide " color range that featyrei , new greens, burgandyst, browns, char- coals, lharcoals, greys and blacks, Of course, the fit, work- manship, styling, and -genearal' satisfacting is backed by our 60 years of fair dealing. Four Distinct Price Ranges Hyde Park Range Castleton Range Glen Guard Range Marble Arch Range Gross. - Scott Two candelabra baskets of large white mums and yellow shasta mtgris in Northside Un- ited Church, Seaforth, provid- ed the setting for the wedding uniting in marriage Helen Marguerite Scott and Ronald Charles Grose: - • -- Rev. J. C. Britton perform- ed the double ring ceremony on July 30th to unite the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Scott, RR 1 Sea - forth and the son of Mr. Wil- Iiam Gross, RR 1 Auburn, and the late Mrs. Gross,. • Given in marriage by her' father, the bride chose a floor length gown of Bemery or- ganza over taffeta in the em- pire style. The bodice was made of alencon lace and featured a .scalloped ,neckline and lily point sleeves. The highlight of the gown was watteau train of organza com- pletely edged in matching lace and topped with two small bows at the shoulders. Her four tiered tulle veil was held by a crown of baby seed pearls and crystal droplets. She carried yellow roses and ivy. Mrs. Arnold Taylor, sister of the bride, RR 1 Brucefield, was ma r n of honor. The bridesmaids were Mrs. John Brown, sister of the groom RR 3 Walton, and Linda Pap- ple, RR5 Seaforth. The bridesmaids wore floor length gowns of white Swiss lac e over lilac taffeta in a sheath style. The dresses had scoop- ed necklines and short sleeves. The highlight of the dresses were detachable over skirts of lightly flowing lilac chiffon. Their headpieces for- med a lilac three tiered bow effect with pearls and four tiers of veil. They , carried bouquets of yellow shasta mums. . Flower girl Cathy Coleman was dressed similar to the bridesmaids. She carried a nosegay of , yellow Shasta alums Groomsman was brother of the groom, Gordon Gross, RR 1 Auburn. The guests were ushered by Robert Scott, bro- ther of the bride, RR 1 Sea - forth, and John' Brown, RR 3 Walton. A nephew of the bride; Ronnie Taylor was ring bearer. The soloist was Dianne Henderson, who sang "O Per= fect Love", "The Wedding Prayer" and "How Great Thou Art'.' accompanied by Mrs. John Henderson. At the reception in the church parlour, the bride's mother received in a blue French lace dress with match- ing jackt and white access- ories •ant corsage of pink roses. The unt of the groom, Mrs. Wm. Hoegy wore a silk dress with a white - back- ground . and ,blue and white. flowers with:. white accessor- ies. She also 'wore a corsage of pink roses. ' For, the wedding trip to West Virginia and Kentucky, the bride chose a pink linen dress WI ill matching full length coat, white accessories and a corsage of white car- nations. The couple will reside at 11121 Londesboro, Mrs. Scott entertained, July 23, in honor of her daughter Marguerite. Mrs. Scott, Mar- guerite and Mrs. John Brown, met guests at the door. Displaying the trousseau was Mrs: Arnold Ta y l o r; shower gifts, Linda Papple; displaying china, silver and crystal, Mrs. Lloyd Wheeler and Mrd!' Elaine Worsell; lin- ens, bedding and towels, Mrs. Thomas Miller and Margaret Kerr; Household Appliances, a n d miscellaneous articles, heron McKenzie and. Mrs. Marjorie Coleman; . wedding gifts, Bernice McDougall. Re- ceiving the -gifts were Bonnie Stewart, and Dianne Hender- son:; showing the guests into the tea roomJ4 Mrs. Eldon Kerr. Pouting tea in the after- noon were Mrs. Robbie Rob- ertson, Mrs. Bob Smith, Mrs. Wes Fischer and 'Mrs. Alex Staskoph. Pouring tea in the evening were,Mrs. Bob Smith, Mrs. Ed ftegele, Mrs. Harry Regele, and Mrs,. Clarence Itegele, . Preparing tea and coffee was 108. Gordon Papple. Ser - ving in the tea room in the afternoon were Shirley Hen- derson, Mrs. Arnold Camp- bell, Mrs. Bill Worsell and Mrs. Carmon Gross; evening, Mrs. Harold Gross, Mrs. John Henderson and Amy Stewart. In charge- of the -bride's book were Dianne Henderson, Car- ol Gross and Ann Stewart. The house was decorated with roses and carnations. The dining room table was•center- ed with carnations and _tulle and silver candles. The buffet was centered with a three tiered wedding cake. A miscellaneous shower in honor of "the bride was held 'in S. S. No. 4 school. A short program included a duet by .Vanda and Evelyn Storey; readings by Mrs. Bruce Coleman , and Linda Papple; duet by Donna and Darlene Henderson; and sev- eral contests . Marguerite, Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Brown, the groom's sis- ter, were called to the front and presented with corsages. Elsie Doig read the address and gifts were presented to Marguerite by Linda Smith Ann Stewart and Cathy and Brenda- Coleman_ Shower was sponsored by Mrs. Bruce Coleman, Miss Elsie Doig and Miss Linda Papple. News of St. Columban Rita • Kennedy, London and Mary McGrath, Toronto, visited Mr. and Mrs. Angus Kennedy. Connie Cronin,Westaskwin, Alta., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cronin and family. Mr. and Mrs. Larry tnright, Windsor, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mon ris. - Mr: and Mrs. Al Heaney. of Niagara Falls, visited Mrs. Mary Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Murray were in Midland last week. Mr: and Mrs. Bob Stapleton, Kitchener, visited Mr. 'and Mrs. Gilbert Murray. 79.50 89.50 99.50 . , 115.00 Tailored - To - Measure LADIES DEPARTMENT August Bargains Regular 9.95 to 29.95 • SUMMER DRESSES For Misses, Women and Petites ar 5.00 t015.00 Reduced to cle at LADIES' SPORTSWEAR Bermudas, Slims, Kulots, Pop Tops, and Swim Suits Reduced to clear at ..,. 20 % to 30 % Discount SUMMER HAT SALE Values .from_5.95 to__ 14.95. The balance of our sum- mer stock. To clear at 1.00 t° 4.00 :each Girls Swim Suits -Girls Novel T Shirts -Reduced to clear. at HALF PRICE STEWART BROS. THE HURON EXPOSITOR Phone 527-0240 1961 CHEV. SEDAN -E7981 1961 PONTIAC SEDAN -52282 1964 OLDS.; P.B., P.S., RADIO, A.T.-E9395 • 196'4 OLDS. F-85 CUTLASS, P.B., P.S., A.T., RADIO, SPORT COUPE 616396 ' 1965 EPIC -E9276 1965 FORD -A94755 1962 .CHEVIE 2-A99614 1963 FORD, 8, A.T., P.B., P.S., RADIO -E0760 '1959 CHEV. 1/2 -TON -C73814 NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED AT eaforth Motors Phone 527-1750 Seaforth LOT OPEN EVENINGS TO 9:00 s