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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-01-26, Page 3• • i r • • • RUBY'S Fresh -Killed Oven -Reedy TURKEYlb. 5 --- 8 lbs. BABY - BEEF LIVER I , FRESH GRADE A MEDIUM EGGS 2-doz. 39c STORE SLICED BREAKFAST BACON Ib. 79c . LEAN PEAMEAL BACK BACON By the 'Piece Ib. 79c lb. SEE WHAT $1.00 WILL BUY . . SKINLESS WIENERS 2 Ib. BOLOGNA, by the piece 3 Ib. LEAN BEEF PATTIES 2 Ib. PORK SWEET BONE - 5 Ib. ANY ONE ITEM ■ FRESH CUT Salmon Steaks Ib. 79c SCHNEIDER'S Ring Bologna LEAN BONELESS, Pork . Cutlets Ib. 49c FREEZER SPECIALS PORK ,INS 10-12 lbs. Ib. 67c CHUCK OF EEF 70-80 lbs. Ib. 55c HOGS 1/2 or WHOLE Ib. . °' Sc CUT AND WRAPPED FREE OFFICE SUPPLIES THE HURON 'EXPOSITOR • PHONE 527-0240 Seaforth IW Ib -W I NT;.. E R TUNE-UP .SPECIAL Carburetor Overhaul Completely clean and adjust for 'quick res- ponse, economical op- eration. 6-cyl. most models models (Parts Extra) $-cyl. 41145 most 5.95 HEADLIGHT ADJUSTMENT Headlights expertly aimed for night driving., All lights carefully inspected. (Most Models, Parts Extra) • Dial 527-1750 1.75 Seaforth Motors �- Seaforth News of Rlon F'riends Honor Couple Relativesgathered at the home o;E • Mr. and •Mrs. Law- renee Barker for asocial even- ing marking their 25th wed- ding anniverary. The bride was the former 'Lois Pepper and their marriage took place at Staffa parsonage on Dec. 31 by -the Rev. 4. E. Aldworth. Mr. and Mrs. 'Barker have since resided in the Zion com- munity. The attendants were the bride's sister, Mrs. George N1oor-e'and Lloyd Barker, twin brother of the groom. They have three children}, Bonnie, Mrs. Eric Norris, MacDonald College Montreal; Larry,Lon- don; . Wendy, at home. , Gifts were . ,.resented.includin r -a mantle radio, platform rocker, polelamp, lace table, eloth,,sU- vee candy dish, silver bread tray. The younger folk played games and the olders progres- give euchre. High scorers` were Dalton Balfour, Mrs. Alvin Williams; Low, Mrs. Glenn Pepper, Earl Barker. Miss Terry Barker spent the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Herb Britton and Ken and has accepted a position with the Avon Crest Hospital in Stratford and begins her duties on Monday. Mr. James Statton 'is a pa- tient in Seaforth Hospital. We wish him a speedy recovery. Friends from Staffa, Munro, Mitchell, Stratford and com- munity enjoyed a social even- ing at Zion United Church on Friday" when Gloria Ann Pep- per, Mitchell and Barbara Hut- chings from Consort, Alberta, showed slides on their work at the Mission Hospital at 13e1 - la Bella, also the life and Work of the people at Bela Bella, Bella Cola and Namu. Their occupation, mostly, is fishing Herring, and salmon and other fishes. There are no cars there. Roads are board walks and gravel ,paths. Only way to the island is by air and water. Mr. Daynard opened the ev- ening and Mrs. Charles Roney and Mrs. R. S. Aikens led in a sing song. Melba Jean 'Friend read a poem "My Dad- dy Says". Mrs. Gordon Aikens was hostess for the January aneet-• ing of Zion U.C.W. held in t church basement. Mrs. s. Roney had charge of devo- tions. . Mrs. Lorne McKinnon read scripture followed with pgsyer Ix- Mrs. Chas. Roney P em "New Years Pie" read by Mrs. Ross Pepper was fol- lowed by Mrs. Wilfred Annis reading a chapter from Brazil. The President Mrs. Glenn Pepper took charge of the bus- iness. Mrs. Dalton Smale ask- ed the roll call answered by 14 members. Mrs. Wilfred Annis read minutes and thank -you rotes. PIans were made for the buying committert'b buy. flan- nelette for the -lavette. Mrs. Charles Roney closed the meeting with a noem• "New Years Resolutions". • Lunch • was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Lorne Aikens and Mrs. R: S. Aikens. The young doctor, a strong ad- vocate of early ambulation, was explaining it to a patient about to have his appendix removed. "A few hours after the opera- tion I want you to sit on the edge of your bed and dangle your legs, After lunch 'I want you to stand on your feet for a few minutes. By dinner time, 1 want you to be walking around the room." "Doctor," the patient sighed wearily, "do you mind, if I lie down for the operation?" ALL TYPES INSURANCE Donald G. Eaton Office in Masonic Block - Main Street Phone 527.1610 Seaforth .. JJJJ1OPII G ASK FOR vPiz r eNIM f0 INVITATIONS • ANNOUhICEMENTS • ACCESSORIES • COME ,IN AND ASK FOR YOUR FREE BRIDAL GIFT w REGISTER 7'IIE HIYItON ExPost' 'OR' toe $tandft.g COm.. mi Ta. .Aot for Huron C�unciI Early sessions in HUron County Council January sitting. resulted in the appointment of the following committees of • council for 1067: ' Roads: Delbert Geiger, dep- uty reeve of Hay Township, chairman with two year term to complete; Stewart Procter, reeve of Morris, on year; Jos. eph Kerr, reeve of Wingham, three years; James Hayter, reeve of Stephen, four years; Elmer Hayter, deputy reeve of Stanley, five years. Huronview: A. D. Smith, reeve of Turnberry, chairman, church Cr�Ups NORTHSIDE UCW Unit one of U.C.W. met at .the home of Mrs. A. Turnbull when president Mrs. Cr. Pap- ple opened the meeting with a poem, "Let us walk softly friend." Mrs. F. Roberton presided for devotions and gave a reading "Twelve fine old Months", Mrs. Close read the scripture. Mrs. Don Wood led in prayer. A reading "Or- deal is Over" bv Mrs. Wood followed and Mr. Turnbull showed pictures of their trip to Mexico. Mrs. Wood gave the courtesy' remarks. FIRST CHURCH. WMS First Church WMS met in the Centennial . room on Thursday and .opened with a prayer by the president Mrs. Francis Cole- man. Mrs.' McKay gave the treasurer's report for 1966 and Mrs. Helen McMillan, a 'group leader, took over for the re- mainder of the meeting. Mrs. Drover read the scripture les- son taken from Acts first chap- ter, verses 1-14. The study book for this year, "The Church Grows in Canada" was taken by Mrs. Helen McMillan,. Mrs. Teb- butt and Mrs. John McGregor and Mrs. McKay read the Glad Tidings prayer. TUCKEHSMITH UNIT The Tuckersmith unit of the Brucefield church met at the hone of Mrs. John Henderson on Tuesday with an attend- ance of 13. Miss M. Swan and Mrs. John Broadfoot were in charge of the dedication. Miss Swan opened the meeting with a few moments of silent prayer in memory of a mem- ber, Mrs. E. Jarrott. Miss Swan gave a reading "Let us remember this day of prayer". The scripture .was. read from Matt, 6. Mrs. Berry in the ab- sence: of Mrs. Allan received theoffering dedicated by Miss Swan. Mrs. Broadfoot discus'- sed iscus=sed the Mission Study. "The, Church Grows in Canadb.". dealing with The Indians .of Canada. Mrs. Henderson took the. chair for the business and read a•poem "My New Years Gift Mrs. Ervin Sil]ery read the secretary's report. The roll call was answered by a New Years Resolution. Correspon- dence orrespo—dence was read bv Mrs. G. fienderson and Mrs, E. Allan. Mrs, E. Allan closed the meeting with prayer. - one reeve year* one year; Jabk Alexander, deputy reeve of Wingham, two years; Grant Stirling, reeve of Goderich Township, two y,eara; Ed. Hen- drick, deputy reeve of Stephen, three years. Health: Borden Cook, reeve of Blyth, chairman, one year; Clifford Dunbar, reeve of Grey, two years; W. J. Cuthill, deputy reeve of Seaforth, three. years; Warden' , Don McKenzie, reeve of Ashfield, one year; Jack Mor- rissey, provincial representa- tive. • • . • , • - Library: Duff Thompson, reeve of Clinton, chairman, one year; Fmk. McFadden,'{ reeve of Bayfield;,.: two yeajs; Mrs, • Minnie Noakes, reeve, of Ifelt=' sail, three Years.; bra• j is - dale, ,one year; Mrs. J'. McC.on. nell, two years; G. McCutcheon, three years. Finance and Executive: Ken- neth Stewart, reeve of McKil- lop, chairman„ one year; Har- old Robinson, reeve/ of Howick, two' years; Leroy Thiel, reeve of Zurich, two years; Harry Worsell, deputy reeve of Gode- rich, three years; Clarence (Derry) Boyle,, reeve of Exeter, three years. Agriculture and Reforesta- tion: •Jack Corbett, reeve of Hay, chairman, one year; Ernie Talbot, reeve of Stanley, one yeal-; Gordon Boyd, • deputy reeve of Ashfield, two years; Clare Vincent, reeve of Hulled, two. yearsq• Roy Pattison, reeve of.East Wawanosh, three years; Douglas Miles, -,F. Janser, J. W. Brit nen. Property: Carl Dalton, reeve of Seaforth, 'chairpian, one ear; Wilmer Hardy, reeve' of Colborne, one year; George \loneh, deputy reeve of Clinton, two years; Ernie Talbot, two. years; Calvin Krauter, reeve of Brussels, three years; Harry Worsell, three years. Warden's and Personnel: Ev- Brucefield The annual congregational meeting was held in the school room, Wednesday evening, pre- ceded by a pot -luck supper. Rev. D. Stuart was chairman and Mel Graham was appointed secretary for the meeting. Fin- ancial reports were given by all organizations. A new Stew- ards, Stewart Wilson was elect- ed.Retiring' stewards are Mrs. Mel Graham, A. McBeth, Glenn Swan and Gerald Horton. Elgin Thomps n and W. D. Wilson welei) , e -elected to the session. r. Stuart thanked organist, Miss,Barbara Swan and the choiand all other organiza- tions for a busy and profitable year. In turn the congregation ex- pressed appreciation to Mr. Stuart . for his contribution and 'work during the' first -year as pastor of Brucefield . and Kip - pen charge. The meeting also paid tribute .to the memory of members whohad passed away in 1966, Mrs. Kenard, Mrs. Nel- son Reid, Mr. Lorne Pepper and William Reid. • EARN DISCOUNTS by Booking Early Jan. Cash Discount 4Q/ Jan. Delivery Discount 4% Total Discount 8% SEAFORTH- FARMERS Phoma 5Z'60770 Y erett Mcllwalzx, .deputy reeve of Godericlb Township, ehairnian,. one year; Jack Corbett; ' o'ne year; H. Robinson, two years- G. Boyd, two . years; C: Dalton, three years; K. Stewart, three year-;. Equalization: L. Thiel, chair- man, one year; Mervyn Cudmore deputy reeve of Exeter, one year; Robert Lyons, reeve of West Wawanosh, two years; R. Pattison, two years; Melville Allan, deputy reeve of Howick, three years. School Consultative: W. Har- dy, chairman, one year; E. McU- wain, .two years; Roy Westcott, reeve of Usborne, three years; T, Kinkead; (two laymen recom. ;Izaended to be appointed to sit on this committee, bringing tot- al to .shr jnclud'ing Mr. Kinkead). Griinipal Audit: Judge R. S. Hetherington; C. Boyle, one year; Clerk J. G. Berry. Childhren's Aid: R. Lyons; chairman, one year; Herbert B. Such, reeve of Goderich, two years; M. Allan, three years; C. Vincent, four years. Industrial and Tourism (new- ly established committee): Cal- vin Krauter, chairman, one year; George Wonch, one year; Rpy Westcott, two years; •Her- bert Such, three years; Mervyn Cudmore, three years. r PORQ.N• EXPGSiTORt *EAFCRTH, SIT,, JAM«. Mk I IsTorcp THAT UM :ANNUAL MEETING. _of producer l! ernbero of tile Huron County Ijg Pr• oad cert saddatiQ1 wig be convened -.at. the hath of one o'clock on the Seventh Clay of i et,rura , 1967 at the Legion Ilan, Kirk Street;. Ctidtoa for the purpose of the proper' business of.tb annual meeting, the election Qf officers, the election of voting_representatives, • GUEST SPEAKER: Mr. A. L. Currie Canadian Dept. of Agriculture Between the hours of 2:00 o'clock- and 3:00 o'clock in the afternoon of the mention4. ed date, nominations for county committee" men under the Ontario Hog -Producers' Mar. keting Plaln,will be held. If an election is required.,for committeemen, it will be held on Tuesday,•,$March 7th, 1967 Robert McAllister Elmer Ireland Secretary. President. WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS: Dial 527-0240- Read 27.0240Read the Advertisements — It's a Profitable Pastime! NCE A YEAR SIMMONS EEPSLEEi SALE DEEPSLEEP DE LUXE ; "SERENE" QUiIt-Top Mattress and Box Spring. 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