The Huron Expositor, 1966-09-15, Page 4HURON EXPOSITOR.. S FORTH, Wr+r. SEPTS 65 1'946:
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interior -and . Exterior
DOUG DALTON
SEAFORTH PHONE 527-0962
Southwestern Ontario's Gigantic
New and Used Farm Equipment
FRIDAY, SEPT. 30th
Starting at 10:00 a.m. E.S.T., at
Sales &
Carlton McGuire Service
Ltd. •
No. 2 Highway - 30 miles 'East of Windsor
4 miles West of Tilbury
• 40 CORN PICKERS, pull, mounted, self-
propelled •
• 25 Pull Type and Self -Propelled COM-
BINES
o 25 TRACTORS
FORAGE HARVESTERS SHELLERS PLOWS
STOCK: SHREDDERS ELEVATORS
AND OTHER SHORT LINE EQUIPMENT
FINANCING ARRANGED AT SALE
REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE ON THE GROUNDS
CLARENCE KNAPP, COMBER, AUCTIONEER
Sponsored. By
Dona Quenneville Carlton McGuire
IMPLEMENTS Sales and .Service Limited
John Deere 'New Idea
Tilbury, Ph. 682-2111 No. 2 Hwy. Comber 687-2028
Name ReufliOnJSitors
At d.�3 Tu�kersmith,
Former Stuants, area resid-
ents, and visitors who attended
the reunion picnic at S.S. No.
3, Tuckersmith, last week, in-
cluded: rt
Mrs. Jean (Murdock) Cairns,
Mrs. Ivy Johnston, Seaforth,
Larry Sillery, RR 1. Brucefield,
Jean Provost, London; Deborah
and Darlene Provost,'' London;
J. Andrew Petrie, Eva McCar-
tney, Seaforth; Xaren McGreg-
or, Glenn McGregor, Larry Me -
Gregor, Dorothy McGregor,
Fred McGregor, Brucefield.
John Broad/Qat, Marjorie
Broadfoot, Ervin Sillery, Tack
Dallas, Brian Wilson, Eva Wil-
son, Janet Henderson, Barbara
Henderson, Jean Henderson,
Gordon Henderson, RR I,
Brucefield; Helen Broadfoot, of
London; Doris Wilson, Norman
Walker, NancySillery, Janice
Sillery, RR 1„ Brucefield••
Hazel (Wilson) McGonigle,
Seaforth; Dorothy and Ray Ma-
son, ,Windsor; Rev. Harold E.
and Mrs. Wright, Hickson; Mary
Haugh, Brucefield; Doris Sil-
lery,
illery, Brucefield; Mr. and Mrs.
S. R. Fraser, Port Elgin; Elgin
Thompson, Kippen; W. D. Wil-
son, Seldon Ross, Jim Ross, of
Brucefield; Robert and Verna
McClure, RR 4, Walton.
Mrs. Marion (Wilson) Rout-
ledge, Mrs. Jessie Gray, Mrs.
Greeta MacLeod, (Broadfoot),
Wilson Broadfoot, Goderich;
Randy Wilson, Brucefield; Stu-
art and Joyce Wilson, Dianne
and Estella Jeanne Wilson, Bob-
by Wilson, Brucefield; Ethel and
Bruce Walker, Beverly Ronnie
and Charles Walker, Clinton.
Mrs. R. B. Stewart, Miss Kathy
Stewart, Don Stewart, Peter-
boro; Eldon Johnston, Bruce -
field; Robert McCartney, De-
troit, Mich.; Mrs. David Papple,
David Papple, Seaforth; Mr. and
Mrs. John K. Cornish, Bruce -
field; Marjorie Papple, Seaforth;
Marg. Rogerson, 1tR 5, Clinton;
Mrs. Olive Papple, RR 4, Sea -
forth; 'Earl Papple. R1 4, Sea -
forth; Thomas Dutot, Essex;
Mrs. Ruby Dutot, Reaume, Com-
ber.
Mrs. Thos. Dutot, Essex;
Frank Reaume, Comber; Mona
Calwiil, Brucefield; Ruth • Cal-
will, Bill Calwill, London; Mary
De Jong, John Calwill, Bruce -
WHEN SELLING
GRAINS
CONTACT US
We Appreciate.
Serving You .. .
We a.re equipped
for fast unloading
service.
—Our .automatic
grain handling facilities
eliminate -
waiting. There is no
delay when you -
bring your grain to
Topnotch.
All Grains Bought At Cornpetitive Prices
OPNOTCH
TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED
PlIONg 5274910
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SEA1 ORTH
field; Olive Little, RB; 1, $ea -
forth; Gordan and Ruth Papple,
RR 5, Seaforth; Minna MacDon-
ald, Brucefield; Jack Ross' and,
Mrs. Jack Ross, Detroit; Bruce
Armstrong, Staffa; Leonard
Boyce, Goderich; Mrs. George
Henderson, Brucefield, Alice
Nixon, Seaforth; Helen Mason,
Acton; Helen Dallas, Alice
Scott, Brucefield; Ray Mason,
Acton; Mrs. Helen Burdge, 01
Brucefield; Darlene,a Rick, Sher -
ran, W. G. Burdge, Brucefield.
Don MacDonald, Scott David-
son,
avidson, ,Elizabeth Davidson, Clin-
ton; Ron Scott, Brucefield;; Mrs.
Ida R. E. Boyce, Goderich; Wil-
son'McCartney, RR 3, Seafbrth;
Ken Scott, Ron Scott, Mary
Jane Scott, Brucefield; Jill
Angelo, Texas; Mrs. Lerne and
Mr. Lorne Aikens, Mitchell;
yom Richardso; Brucefield;
Ar►n Aikens, Mitchell; Gordon
Riehardson, Brucefield; Bill
Fotheringhaxn, Robert Father-
ingham, RR • 3, Seaforth; Stuart
Boyce, Brucefield; Babe Mc-
Gregor,
CGregor, RR 2, Kippen; Lillian.
(Richardson) Pepper, RR 5, Sea -
forth; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Boyee,
Brucefield.
Sandy Pepper, Seaforth; Mac
Wilson, Brucefield; Eileen Ne-
thereatt, (McCartney), Kenny
and Lorie,. RR 1, St. Marys; Mr.
and Mrs. C. Dilling, London; E.
A. Dilling, Strathroy; John W.
Henderson, Hazel Stephens, of
Brucefield; Ross Dilling, Lon-
don; Ina. Gray, Marion Gray, Eg-
mondville; Fannie (MacKenzie)
Moore, Seaforth; Grace Thomp-
son, Gladys -and William Cald-
well, London; Roy Pepper, Clin-
ton; Mrs. Norris Sillery, Bruce -
field.
Andrew Moore, Seaforth; Deb-
bie Armstrong, Ann Armstrong,
Clarence Armstrong, St Cath-
erines; Gordon L. Hill, Varna;
Mrs. Karen Richardson, Carl
Richardson, Rhonda; Peggy,
David Richardson, Brucefield;
Mrs. Lyle Hill, Bayfield; Mar-
ion (Hill) Gaydor, St. qatherines;
Marion (Ross) .Warner, Goder-
ich; Wilson Armstrong, (Huron -
view); Mrs. •Frida Hill Moran,
St. Catlierines; Kellie Ross, Jer-
ry Boss, Scott Ross, Mrs. Doreen
Ross, Shelley Ross, Don Ross,
George Warner,, Goderich.
Dorothy Ross, Gordon Elliott,
Brucefield; Lyle ,Hill, Bayfield;
Ken Rogerson,-t✓-linton; Mary
Ellen Swan, Mrs. Alice J. Ham,
Brenda Ann Hargreaves, Betty
Dalrymple, Brucefield; Wes
Ham, Burlington; Violet Ross,
Russell Dallas, Brucefield; Cas-
sie Nicholson, Seaforth; Mrs.
Jack Davidson, RR 2, Seaforth;
Norris Sillery, Bob Broadfoot,
Brucefield; Mrs. Maines, Lon-
desboro; Mary Grace (McCully)
Wightman, RR 1, Belgrave; Mrs.
Murray. Squire, Sarnia; . Ivan
Wightman, Belgrave; Jack Dav-
idson, Seaforth; Joan Allan, of
Brucefield; Mary and Glen
Adair, Kitchener; Jack Broad -
foot, Thamesford; Jim Broad -
Grey Council
-Resolutions adopted included:
—By Kenneth Bray and' Law-
son Ward, that the Public Lib-
rarie.s- be given grants as fol-
lows: Ethel $50.00; Cranbrook,
$30.00; Moncrief, $30.00; WaI-
ton, $15.00; and Molesworth,
$15.00;
—By Charles Thomas and Law-
son Ward, that the engineer's
report of the Biechert Drain be
adopted;
—By Kenneth Bray and Lawson
Ward that we accept the .peti-
tion of the ratepayers on the
Fras'4,r Drain to repair_ drain
to clear all lands assessed.
1. --By Lawson' Ward and Melville
Lamont'that we accept the re-
qudst of Melvin Carnochan to
repair the Michael Drain, to
clear the N1 Lot 26, Con. 11.;
—By Bray and Lamont that
Court of Revision on the 1966
Assessment Roll be held on
October' 3rd at 2:30 p.m.;
Accounts approved: Ontario
Hydro, office, 10.75; Ethel Pub-
lic Library, grant, 50.00; Cran-
br,00k Public Library, grant, 30;
Moncrief Public Library; grant,
30; Walton Public Library, grant
15; Molesworth Public Library,
grant 15; Twp. of Wallace, bal-
ance maintenance Molesworth
Street Lights, 8.90; Leona Con-
nelly, lamb killed 15; Norman
S. Hoover, fenceviewer, 5; Al-
lan McTaggart, fenceviewer, 5;
Alex Gulutzen, fenceviewer, 5;
E. M. Oardiff, fees, fenceview-
e'rs, Z; Dona Corporation, chart,
3.15; Huron County Road Super-
intendent's Association, mem-
bership fee, 10; drainage deben-
ture, 84.75; City of London, wel-
fare charge back, 42.34; Hifi'.
stra Nursing Home, Aug. ac-
count,' 122.25; Lothar Weber,
groceries, relief, 152.19; Shel-
ter and hydro, relief, 43.28; tile
drainage loans, 2,261.70; . Mel-
vin Carnochan, tile inspector,
15.30; E. M. • Cardiff, fees, tile
loans, 18.40; J. Homer Hender-
son, 900 6" tile, Agreement
Drain, 117; Stirling Hood, level-
ing (Rh Concession Drain, 120;
Whitfield Drain, 48; Sam Sween-
ey, clearing' ditch bank 5th Con-
cession Drain, 110; Jimmy Dob-
son, garbage, Ethel; 14; .1. C.
Conley, bulbs, Ethel, 4.20; Geo.
T. Pearson, fox bounty, 4; • Robt.
l,. Cunningham, gas fire dept.,
3.87; firemen to Welland Krau-
ter, 69; Receiver General , de-
duetions, 31.60; - roads and
bridges, 22;274.70.
Total $25,721,47,
foot, Kitchener; Edna, Stinseri,
(PaPPle), London; 4etty Papple,
London; Mary Pringle (Pappt:e),
Brantford; Marion Hill (nee Pat-
erson) Brucefield; Allan Hill,
Brucefield; Hazel McCartney,
Seaforth; Ella (Dapple) West,
London; W. J. Maines, Londes-
boro; Lloyd Papple, London;
A1arion (Wilson) Andrews, Clin-
ton; Annie Norman, Secord Nor-
man, London, Glen McKnight,
Exeter; Leslie•and Michael Adair
Kenneth Papple, Kitchener; Gen
evieve Smith Griffith, Strat-
ford; Mrs. ilex Wright, Sea -
forth; Gordon Thompson, Kip -
pen.
Mrs. Margaret. Wright, Sea -
forth; Mrs. 'Flora (Souter) Daw-
son, Varna; Gordon A. Wright,
Seaforth; E. Stuart, Brucefield;
Kathleen Elliott, Clinton; Mae
Voth (Simpson) Detroit; Cliff
Broadfoot, Seaforth; John
Wright, Arthur J. Wright, Sea-
ferth;Anne Allen, John Walk-
er, Brucefield; Jim Allan, John
and Larry, Bert Hemingway,
Brussels.
Mrs. Bert Hemingway, (nee
Viola Morrison), Pat De Jong,
Carlene De Jong, Jimmie De_
Jong, Jeffrey De Jong, Preston
Dallas, Jimmy Dallas, Seaforth;
Jim Chapman, Dorothy Chap-
man, Cheryl, Susan, Paul Chap-
man, St. Catherines; Annie Kerr
(Papple), Belton; Grace Chap-
man, Ross Chapnian, Kippen;
R. S. Kerr, Belton; Andrew
Davidson, RR 5, Seaforth; Aud-
rey
udrey McKenzie, Barbara, Shirley,
Gary McKenzie, Brucefield;
Ruby Hill, Varna. '
Gord. De Jong, Tony De Jong, -
Bob Allan, Brucefield; Bob Me-
-Gregor, Kippen; Charles Hal-
stead, 011ie' Halstead, Stratford;
Lorne Wilson, Jennie Wilson,
Brucefield; William Papple,
Seaforth; Doug Stinson, Wayne
Stinsen, London; Gladys (Chap-
man) Talbot,, Bayfield.
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Ik�!eeting 01
Bromfield,
, he fall meeting of Brucefield
TICW was ..held in the church
parlor, Tuesday of .last week,
with 19 ladies present. Mrs. J..
A. McEwan and kIrs. Ham had
charge. of the opening devo-
tions. Mrs,. Ham opened with a
poem and prayer. Thepopening
hymn was 431. Mrs. Ham read
the scripture from 12th chap-
ter of Hebrews, verses 5 to 11.
Mrs. McEwan gave a •'short
meditation, offering • was re-
ceived and dedicated, ,Hymn
425 was sung, Mrs. McEwan
read a passage, 'Ate Weaver"
.and closed with prayer.
Mrs. Edgar Allen had the
study period on Jesus and the
Christian Life and Freedom of
Christianity. Mrs. Taylor took
the chair for the business and•
welcomed those present. to be-
gin fall activitie. Minutes of
the last meeting were read b
Betty St. Louis, secretary and
the treasurer's report by Mrs.
John Broadfoot, with $490.53
on hand.
Thank you cards from Mrs.
Gordon Richardson, Bill Foth-
eringham, Mrs. Jack Mustard,
and Chas. Snelling were read
by Mrs. Berry.
The executive and program
committee will ;meet at Joan Al-
lan's to prepare programs, etc,
for fall and Thankoffering. Our
UCW to take Hospital Cart for
October. Presbyterial 'sectional
to be heldrin October al;Goshen.
Supply , committee has received
allocation. One . quilt and 'lay-
ette to be shipped by Nov. 15..
Ladies who had attended Al-
ma College all reported an in-
spiring and, helpful day. Joan
Allan has books on programing
available for any of the units.
Betty McGregor read thank
you note -front- M35s McCowan
of • the Children's Aid. Mrs.
Taylor closed with prayer. Mrs.
Henderson of . Tuckersmith
group conducted a .'Bible quiz
and read ' a poem and led a
sing song. Tuckersinith ladies
served lunch.
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Power ring gear drive
Optional fitting attachments
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