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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1966-10-20, Page 8. . .11,41104. HURONEXP051T4k 011'4 'OCT,' 2.411.90, Lk— N OE TO MY CUSTOMERS • ALL GARBAGE PICK-UP ROUTES WILL, CHANGE AS FOLLOWS: Tuesday Night Route to Tues. Morning Wed. Night Route -to Wed: Morning Thurs. Night Route to Thurs. IVIornink Sat. Route to Friday Morning EFFECTIVE NOV. 1, 1966 EARL GRAY Read the Advertisements — It's a Profitable Pastime! WANT ADS $RING QUICK RESULTS: Dial 527-0240 Special Introductory Price GOOD UNTIL OCTOBER 31st ONLY cleans up _ with water Use for Kitchen, Bath, Woodwork—and All Interior Surfaces • A break -through in paint technology • Wash it repeatedly without harm Extremely easy to apply— no brush "pull" • Beautiful, lo -lustre, very durable finish No strong enamel "paintv" odor GALLON Available in hundreds of MaestrO custom -mixed Colors Regular prices 3.90 qt. - 12.75 gal. CROWN HARDWARE Phone 527-1420 Seaforth PITTSBURGH PAINTS keep that f211/(ZA/07, • look longer! • RiNSALL - • , Bn • y . .• *if, tgarlized, la Years.. kr Kinettes The Kinette Club of Hen-. Sall celebrated .thefr lOttt an- niversary with a banquet at Hotel Hensall, Wednesday ev- ening. Gus included. Mrs. Nancy Browne, ,convenor of District 1 Dinettes Club, of St. Thomas; Ms. Bertha Rive, District Secretary, St. Thom- as; Mrs. Hal Taggart, London, Past Kinette of Hensall; and Kinette Clubs of Exeter and Clinton. Reeve Mrs. lVfinnie Noakes brought greetings from the village of Hensall. President, IVIrs. Van Reisen of Clinton Club, presented Hensall Kinette Club with a guest book and president Mrs. Barbara Kern, Exeter, presen- ted the club with an inscribed scrap book. Mrs. J. W. Drysdale intro- duced the guest speaker, Bill Brady of C.F.P.L. Lon- don who spoke on "Broadcast- ing Industries". Past president Mrs. Wm. Fuss was soloist contributing two s o 1 o, s, her accompanist was Mrs. Robt. Pryde. Past President Mrs. John Deitz brought greeting from all past•Kinettes and present- ed Charter President ..1VIrs. Harold Knight with a floral arrangement which was giv- en to the Kinette Club by past Kinettes. Convenor Mrs. Nan- cy Browne cut the Birthday cake which was served with coffee at the end of the even- ing. Honor Bride -Elect Several showers have been held in honor of Miss Mary Payne, bride -elect of this month, Relatives gathered at the home of Mrs. Floyd tPayne of London and presented her with various gifts. - • Office staff showered her at the home of Mrs. Dean Mc- Elroy, Strathroy„ and 'miscell- aneous showers were held by Miss S a n d r a Merritt, St. Thomas, sister of the groom, and by Miss Marilyn Gallow- ay of Crediton. Institute • Meets Robert E. McKinley, M.P. Ifni ^Huron, was guest speaker cat Hensall Women's Institute Wednesday e v e n'i n g. The speaker, introduced by Mrs. Fred Beer, was spending the week in Huron because of the Plowing Match. Mr. McKinley spoke of the many duties of a member of Parliament and also showed pictures of a trip to Northern Canada taken this Summer by the Northern Af- fairs committee of the House of Commons. He spoke of the tremendous Potentials of the North in natural resources • and the roads and railways that are needed to develope it. He wished every Canadian would have the opportunity to see the conditions our north- ern people, who are also Can- adians, live under. If they • LOGAN COUNCIL ' At, the October meeting of Logan Council, there being no appeals on the. Schoonderwoerd Drain, the Court of Reyision was dispensed with and the By- law finally passed. Amending by-laws lowering the assessments on the followink drains were given three readings: Grey Branch of Northwest, Leggatt. Winteringham, Karr, Squire and Regan. ' The 11966 Nominatkin by-law was passed arranging for the Nomination on Friday, 'Novem- ber 25, and an election if neces- sary 'on Monday, December 5. The Reeve and Clerk were 'authorized to sign the neces- sary papers to apply, for Interim Road Subsidy on $88,520.15 and November 7 was set as the date for the Court of Revision on the 190 Assessment Roil. that vital link 'n each of your friendships Choose From the BIGGEST most BEAUTITUI. and VARIED display of Christmas,. Cards we have shown in many a year. YOU'LL LIRE TIM Mark A.n could, he said, he WAS sure most people would be much more content with the 'many pleasures that Canadians en- joy.- Durinv the business session $15.00 was donated •to the CN.LB. Mrs. Wilbert Dilijng read the list of resolutions to be brought up at the area con- vention. Mrs. V. M. Pyette gave highlights of the county rally at Auburn. Mrs.Pyette and Mrs, James, McAllister were appointed voting dele- gates to the area • convention at Goderich. Contributing to the pro- gram were numbers with Don McCurdy on the banjo; .b'rank Forrest, Violin; .and Alfred Denomme at the plane, and go a tleral, dein004rPtign Mrs. Gerald NQrthQQtt. Mrs. R: M. Peck was the winner in the draw for a flor- al arrangeMent. M. Pyette extended courtesy renjarlss. President, Mrs. 'Beverly •Beaton presided for the 'bust,, ness and Mrs. Clarence Reid for the program.. Prograni convenors were Mrs. Maude Hedden and Mrs. Clarence Reid. Hostesses were Mrs. Harry Horton and Mrs. Annie Reid. Miss Muriel Hayman of Carshalton, Surrey, England, will arrive at London Airport Friday for a brief visit with her sister Mrs. Carl Payne. and will attend the IVierritt-Payne wedding, October 29th. WINCHELSEA NEWS 'OF THE WEEK Mrs: Wm. Walters has, re- turned to her ham on Friday, after being,'a patient in St. Jo- seph's Hospital for the past eleven days. 'Quite a few people from Win- chelsea attended the plowing match this past week. The ladies of Winchelsea sur- prised Mrs. Colin Gilfillan on Friday evening for a get to- gether on her birthday. Those attending were, Mrs. M. Hutton, Mrs. E. Horne, Mrs. L. Hern, Mrs. H. Coward and,,, Mrs. R. Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Art Ball and family of 'Clinton and -Mrs. An- nie Veal and Miss Dora Del - bridge a Exeter visited on Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn' Kerslake and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Randy, Wendy and Sherry of Exeter and Mr. and Mrs. Har- vey Smith and Penny of Credi- ton, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Colin Gilfillan and Barbara. The Youth Fellowship Club of Elimville and Thames Road, en- joyed a hay ride on 'Saturday night with a delicious lunch 'served later at the church. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sparling of London, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Horne and family. New of Hentali • Mrli. C-4-144er, Torontoran4 ger]; '4rotit.'sPoot' Thanks-, ging reekend wt it Mr. 4,` M. Sproat at Oakwood. Mrs; Kaiser •Atts- returned tome after a0end- wg OM Weeks with cMrs, Sproat and attending Bed- Tavern School reunion. They also visit- ed Mr. and Mrs. Mac McKellar in Seaforth. The reception and dance for Mr. and Mrs, Robert (Bob) Erb, a bridal eouplq; was laggely at- tended in Zurich Community Centre, Saturday. The eouple were Presented with a well filled pure by Paid 'Erb. The annual -fall rummage sale sponsored 'by Hensall Kin- ette Club„Saturday in the Leg- ion Hall Was successful. Cartons of Qlothitig not sold were donat- ed to the United Church bale, Mr. 'and Mrs. Laird Mickle, Miss Ann Mickle and Miss Sher - on Riley, of London, attended the London. Little Theatre on Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. E. Williams of Seaforth, visited on Sunday with Mr. arid Mrs. C. Christie and Catharine Anne. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Mickle of Ridgetown, were recent visit- ors with Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle. ° Huron Farm News Wet weather of the last few days has curtailed harvesting. There are still somebeans yet to harvest. Some corn has been harvested but • moisture level is high — above 40% in most cases, although corn is well dented. • Fair average of fall plowing has been completed. BUY. YOURS FOR CASH OR BY INSTALMENTS. DOWN PAYMENT OF 5%-$25° FOR A $50 BOIVD; $50 FOR 11 CO BOND, ETC. BALANCE IN EASY INSTALMENTS OVER A YEAR. BUY YOURS AT ANY BRANCH OF THE 8 OF M. B.A.TK. OF MONTREAL Canada's First Bank .0 Hensel' Branch: VICTOR PYETTE. Mgd. Brucefield (Sub -Agency): Open IVfonday, 'Wednesday • Friday Read the Advertisements — It's a Profitable Pastime! TOP VALU -- SAVE 24 INSTANT COFFEE $ U JAR 10-0Z. TOP VALU (ASST'D FLAVOURS) ICE CREAM — SAVE 10c — 1 Pint Carton A TOTAL, OF 60 OZS, -- SAVE 20c — ALL. PRICES EFFECTIVE OCT. 19 22 INCLUSIVE WE RESERVI ILLE R,GHT TO LIMIT OLIANTITIE:S SOMERDALE FROZEN FRENCH FRIED POTATOESsacE 10 pk: $i.00 Surf Powdered (Special Pack) Detergent Giant rowax . 1-16. 100 Cort°n 1 7 Size Pkg. Libby Sweetened Pkgs. Fruit Juices ""oz. 390. Tin Vacelle Moderne—Asst'd Colours 6v Pa Facial Tissue 4 26099 - • Grapefruit • lOrange • -Blended Cherry Hill Old White Instant Oats 244:190 Cheese • • • 1i2o:19*. Quaker Quaker Kraft (Regular) Quick Oats21,81:994t..Cheez Whiz 22:..1,19 Jelt.0 (Asst'd Flavours) JeIIy Powders 9 P3kgzs. $11 Monarch (Asst/d Flavours)" Parfait ... 2 'Zs: Post Honey Comb Cereal'. . . SPECIAL BABY BONUS OFFER! 2 RIM9.;oz. Tt' Top Valur First Grade Creamery Butter • • • Print 670 Sfilrley Gay HAMBURG B11113 of g iPkg. 190 HOT DOG of Shirley Gay • • 6" 24 -oz. Raism ne pie g Ib. 11 0 0 CUP THIS VALUABIE °C0uP001,40 s FREE COW Bopp STAMPS COOPOH et,t, cunt.= idAt N6 aut. chase requIred. Offer Aspires Seta Ochtba 22, 1966. •ii% CLIP THIS VALUABLE COUPON 100000 90000000000000000 ALL PRICES EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 89c IMPORTED LEGS ,it,. 63e 'SPARE RIBS- Ib. 75 LAMBABASKETIL3351 "CUT TO YOUR OWN SPECIFICATIONS" RED BRAND LOINS OF BE[F (40.50 Ib. Ayerigte) 1942 INCLUSIVE WE RESERVE THE' RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ' Ib. 790 U.S. 'NO. 1 FLORIDA, WHITE OR RED c Graillrtr'BANANAS EMPEROR GRAPES ONT. GROWN HOTHOUSE ,TOMATOES 1 TURNIPS `eAtiirde' 137,gES SPROUTS . ue, 2 Ibs, nt lbs. ifig 2 Pints 490 2 lb,. 17g 3 lbs. 25C- Quart 390 SEAFORTH •