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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-05-18, Page 15• UISURAN� D TORNAO CYCLONE'.. JAMES F. KEYS • PhRnu: 527-0467 ; $eaforth Representing, 'h• Western Farmer's Weather Insurance Mutual Co„ Woodstock, Ont. Classified ads pay . dividends. 2t YEARS OLD? When you turn 21 you are no longer covered by your parents' ,Hospital ;. Insurance. You must it. take. ..out ',individual membership within 30 days, Get your ap- plication form at a bank, a hospital, or the Commission. Area •p'• tors USBORNE•.cOUNcIL Volioriue UrVill4hIP at its°May meeting agreed t4;:' ;3Y O: ;per cent.: of the cost oiimproving lighting in 'the hamlet ' of lark - ton. irlrton. Tifirfy!•thr'ee Melita will, be installed. Tee Centennial• ,project, the Hurohdale Memorial, will, be er- ected, xected, on,,a site northwest of the Central ?Public School, Council received notification that the project' had -been approved by the cabinet: Centennial commit- tee. 'Contract for the survey of a "new drain in the Zion area was awarded to J. A, Howes. The tender of Lee Jennison, Grand. Rends,. was • aec • ted f it the a Plication of 89 tons of calcium chloride on area roads at $&9,50 per flake, ton. NEW JOB? To keep insured fol- low the instructions on the Hospital In- surance "Certificate of Payment—Form 104" that your present employer is required -to give you on leaving. GREY COUNCIL 'Grey Township voted to. give $300 to the Grey Township Cen- tennial Finance Committee at its monthly meeting on May 1. • Council decided to repair the McKee Municipal Drain. Janes A. Howes, O.L.S,, Listowel, was appointed to, make the survey. It will apply for a total of $10,- 000 in loans under the Tile Drainage Act. . Approval was given for How - ick Township to issue $140,- 000 in debentures for an addi- tion to the Howick Central School. The Huron County reso- lution for alternate power sources for the area was en- dorsed. The roads superintend- ent -was instructed to call ten- ders for hot mix and asphalt paving. NEWLY WED? The"family'Hospital insyrance premium must now be paid to cover husband and wife. Notify •your "group" without de- lay or if you both pay premiums direct, no- tify, the Commission. 'blue coal' Champion Stove and , Furnace OiI WILLIS DUNDAS Office 527-0150 - Res. 527-1053 waiimegiimirminftwor COONCili. $1•,i):i 1:6$.00 xe Best •tolb an' asl+ctrtrotlta the Mlteheli District ii$'k School Wag approved, by • fin h1;vo`rn`eosti ' tp he T tlrsd y, � Y 41, other business, COunoil', s• suede ;contracts for '$000.40 in drainage 'work, The Wolf Drain for 1$495,00 and the Bode "A" contract ':tbr $1374.00 went to A. lahgoets , The contract for the Hagerty works went to 11-Nieh- olsen Construction for $5,371.00. Court of revision on the Dila lion brain Will be held on dune 5. .Petitions. • fora municipal drain on the Fred Disler Aw'd"rd and for iruprovement of the Hunt drain were received. -Road accounts • pf• 14;502: and general accounts of $5,149., 23' were ordered paid. EAST WAWANOSH COUNCIL Mrs, Winona. Thompson. df RR 5, Wingharn, has been accep- ted as clerk -tax collector of East Wawanosh Township, sub- ject to salary negotiations. ' The applicatiolt was one of five 'received .by the council. Councillors Roy Pattison -and Norman Coultes will interview Mrs. Thompson and negotiate salary. Two new by-laws were pass o . By-law No. 5 confirms the ap- pointment of a livestock valuer, fence -viewers and pound keep- ers. By-law No: 6 confirms the a'ppoir1tment of •warble fly In- spector and spray operators. Mowbray Construction . was awarded the contract for the Scott Bridge. Council voted a grant of $300 to the Belgrave Community Centre. The Huron County resolution that alternate power service for the. Huron area be provided by the Hydro Electric Power Commission was endorsed bjr the. council. Two petitions for drains were ac- cepted. • •i A leadie'ri. -PO *0.11 40.: Or dub theAch, gfrla were liongred at A h ieventent flay ;for 'the project, "A Wor14 of lr'oodP held" 'at the Seaforth District 'High ,School on Saturday, May 6th, Mrs. Gordon iaeacenz e, RR L SeafQrth was presented with a certificate for servin'g< five years as a club' leadeP:.;Another person honored . was.- Marianne Roberts, RR 2, Rippen,:'tvho was presented with provincial. hon- ors for completing 12 club pro- jects.... . SSeven girla,. on oi'DPldier of six projects, received county honor pins acid certificates. They werer'Della ..Wallace, RR 4, Seaforth; Elaine .IeClttre, RR 2, Seaforth; 'Banbara G`emhnell, Rif 2, Kippen; "'Karen Sararas, RR 1, Cromarty; Karen Mc- Donald, cDonald, RR 2, Myth; 'Sandra Watson, RSR. 1, Blyth and Linda. Webb, RR 2, Zurich. ' l+ollowi,ng ,the piecing • of the y record books and recipe files' the morning activities cen- tred around) a quiz •on, the -pro-' ject studied, a discussion of "Other Lands" and. identifying spices and; pheeses. Exhibits were placed andcommented on by the following: Zurich Four, "Five Items on the Grocery List, 1867-1967," Carol Ginger- ieh;• Londesboro, "A Danish Luncheon featuring Smorre- brod," Dianne Shepherd;- Sea - forth Two, "Come Dine in China," Gerda Wi11em's (Iii Your ONTARIO HOSPITAL INSURANCE: Pian Ontario Hospital Services Commission, Toronto 7, Ontario. Choose Your. DIAMOND Privately AT SAVAUGE JEWELLERS Apposite Post Office) Evening Appointment By Arrangement FREE -i7• Jewel Watch with each Diamond pur- chase $100.00 or. more Area Barn Destoryed Fire about four p.m., Satur- day, April 29, ;destroyed a barn on the farm of Eli Bury on Hur- on County Road 25, three miles east of„Blyth. Blyth firemen” attended "the fire but'were unable to save the building. They prevented ftaamesfrom getting to two nearby' buildings containing seed and fertilizer: Mr. Bury and, his ' son who were working on the farm at the 'tiane managed to rescue sev- eral head of cattle and calves, but fourteen •pigs belonging to Richard Bradley were destroy- ed. estroyed. • It is believed the fire started where the power line was con- nected to' the barn. l hinese • uossne); 4eafort Three, "Canadian.�lieessvitll a Foreign' loaves,J'Qapae 'Arts,; Walton, "Five the. Groeeryi.List L 6749.e4 " Sandra; Watson; Zurieh One, ".A Dari,, ish Luncheon. featuring• $morre- brod," Caroljm Robinson 7 (in -test-time);1VcI'llop, "Foo(1 Health in • Holland," Hendrina Verberne.- Skits and demgnstration a were presented by KK;ppen, '"The Cosmopolitan Cabbage," Cathy Roberts, commentator; Sea - forth._ Dis riet_ "A :Stew's, - a Stew in any Language," -Elaine McClure and Janiee HugiIi;. Seaforth One, "A Party with a Foreign Flair," Maria Van Loon, Vary Elliott, Patti Etue., Dianne Patterson, Janneke Van Rooijen; Tuckersmitit, "The Cosmopolitan Cabbage", An- nette Rehorst, .'Rita and Eileen• Pochn'an. Clubs and their leathers were: Kippen, Mrs. Robert Gemmell; Mrs. Kenneth Maay,- Lpnd'ea- boro, Mrs. Raymond Snell •and .Mrs. R. J. Snell; McKillop; Mrs. William Little and Miss Mary Lou Murray; Seaforth One, Miss Linda .Papple, Mrs. Carl Vanderzon; Seaforth Two, Mrs. F. C. 'J. Sills and Miss Ricki Willems; Seaforth Three, Mrs. Gordon MacKenzie and Miss Sharon ,McKenzie; Seaforth Dis- trict, Mrs. W. L. Whyte;- Mrs: John Broadtfoot; Tuckersmith, Mrs. Eriin Whitmore, Mrs. Church . Groups Meet NORTHSIDE UNIT 3 Unit three of Northside Una ited Church met at the home of Mrs. Lewis Tebbutt and was opened by •'Miss Abbie. Seip with a poem), "Weeding". Mrs: • Luella Christie welcomed the group and.conducted, the busi- ness, including the plans for a pot -luck supper in June. The second part was taken by Mrs. Harvey Trairiss and Mrs. Peter Dunlop. Guest speak- er for the evening was Mrs. J. C. Britton' who discussed "The After Glow of Easter". WINTHROP UCW Cavan UCW-met in the church on • hi•iday evening with the Messengers as guests. Mrs. Alex Dennis read the list of items needed for the layette and these were alloted to the members. The chicken barbecue is • to be held at' the church on July 14th, in conjunction with the centennial celebration at Win- throp park. Each member is to invite two guests to the June visitors' day meeting.• Mrs. William Durst star*. EalcOner' Welton,- No. Apart fcs 'at 0 r0. iiefiald`Wat' atm; Zurich one, Mrs, I)onglas Robinsons, Us. lloltert[ci ley; 'Zuriel our) ' Mrs .,1aMea, Parkins, .Mrs, Leonard''a. Huron County'' 1,Honte F.epno- mist, Nyxis•Sharon 0000i1I,::Wan' assists ' by' . Mrs, Janes t- Inann and a rap iMcAlliater;, Mrs. Axtmana is a county assiat, • ant Nome Feenomast"and .Mrs, McAllister, a former home econ- omist; here. - •The project chosen for this fag is "Cotton_ Accessories •fa the Club Girl's Bedroom." • Cars at Tremendous Discdunts Our BIG SALE Continues will do flower arranging and a bake sale will be held. The devotional exercises were opened with a hymn and the- scripture lesson read by Rae'MeNichol. Mrs, Little offer- ed prayer. A. reading 'Friendly Thoughts'. was given by.Mrs. Little. Other numbers ' included, a piano in- strumental by Elizabeth Price and Jill •Wheatley and a votitif duet by Patsy and Linda Ander- son. - Stewart Dolmage shoed mov- ing:" ooing pietures of their trip td Florida last winter. Mrs. Janes Axtmann thanked Mr. Dolmage and the children. Mrs. Little closed the meeting with prayer. Classified ads pay dividends. Accident Victims Seriously Injured A single car accident on County Road . '25; . three miles east of Blyth early Sunday, Ap- ril 30, seriously injured two NOW IS THE TIME TO ORDER YOUR SEED , SEAWAY • MICHELiTE 62 SANA[at BEAN CONTRACTS AVAILABLE EPTAM PROVEN WEED CONTROL. FOR WHITE BEANS ARROW 1966 ' CHEV. '8' IMPALA N.T., A.T., P.S.,. Radio -- Lic. E89866 b 1965 CHEV. SEDAN A. T. — Lie. 1426952 1964-PONTIAC COACH A.T., Lic. E90133 1963 CHEV. BELAIRE A.T. — Lic. E90173 1962 PONTIAC SEDAN Lic. E90664 1963 'MORRIS 1100 SEDAN - Low Milegage, Lic. E90733 1962 Me7cury-Meteor Coach A.T., and R. — Lic. 143-107 1962 OLDS SEDAN A.T., P.S., and P.B., R. — Lic. E90660 1962 CHEV. SEDAN A.T, .-.- Lis. E90738 1962 FORD GALAXIE SEDAN A.T., R., P:B„ Lic. E90734 1962 CNFV. SEDAN Lic.• E90288 1961 RENAULT SEDAN - Lic. 672-073 q 1954 DODGE STARE :I -Ton,. Dual MANS' 1961 and 1962 CHEVS and PONTIACS ALL CANADIAN_ Petroleums Limited Gasoline '. Diesel HEATING OILS Valvoline OiI and Greases "•Go With Arrow" CONTINUES 50% D WITH scourita tors Blyth young people. Miss Patricia McCallum, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Har- vey McCallum, Blyth, and Mr. Rickey Heard, 18, son of Mr: and , Mrs. Heard • Arth ure H a of RR 1, Blyth,,` were occupants of a• 1963 Chevrolet which hit a large tree, stump after veering off the read. Jim Uhler, Brussels, and a companion happened on the Scene soon after the accident and had' to smash the rear win- dow to get into the car. Jiin stayed at the scene of the acci- dent while his friend went for help. It took three hours work with ,.a torch to free the victims. They were removed to the Clinton Hospital.' ' Heard was treated there and transfered to Victoria Hospital in London. Miss Mc- Callum remained, in Clinton un- til Monday afternoon when doc- tors oetors thought she would. have enough strength to stand the, journey to London. Heardi suffered a broken an- kle, two broker1 Legs and O bro- ken left arm. Miss .McCallum suffered multiple fracttires of both legs and ,.her pelvis and severe' shock. • Roth at last • word were im- proving. SEED GRAIN - OATS and BARLEY FULL LINE OF CLOVER arnd GRASS SEEDS At Popular Prices • Bulk and Bags • • For Complete AGENT: DON COLEMAN. DIAL 527.0646 — SEAFORTi eaforth _ Phone. • 527-1750 ' Seaforth LOT. OPEN EVENINGS TO 9:00 • :Ytr :i?::v <:?:.Lx> '£;f u,;<,a•;:;:yy:} ::;:i° 'i};?> :::fir:' Y'#%5� u<ii Control Wireworms, Seed Maggots and Diseases on. Corn, Soybeans, F f Beans and Cereal Grains' with new INSURANCE GREEN CROSS DRILLBOX .,. SEED TREATMENTS DCL to MUNN gyay ' DRILLBOX.DOL (contains Diazinon, Capidn; Lliida,ie7' for seed maggots, wireworms and • diseases on beans, soybeans, corn and peas: DRILLBOX Diazinon -Lindane - forseed maggots ---- and wireworms' 012 corn,beans, soy- beans and peas (for• seed already treated with a fungicide). . DRiLLBOX WIREWORM KiLLER for cereal grains . already treated with , fungicide. Controls , witeworms and certain other. soil insects. .DRILLBOX SAN for cereal grains, to control seeed• and soil-bdThe diseases. Give your crop a good start in 1967. Mix Green Cross"Drillbox Seed Treatments directly with the seed in the planter box and there's no contamination of farm equipment•.. . no left -over treated seed. Easy to mix, too. No seed -treater is needed, simply /stir with a stick or paddle for uniform; effective seed coverage you can seel DRILLBOX ?MERLANE for cereal grains; to control Wire - worms and seed - and soil -borne diseases. DRILLBOX L1NDASAN For turnip seed, bete, rape and "Cale, The seed . grows better when treated with Drilibox Ltndasan. USE GREEN" CROSS DRILLBOX SEED TREAT- MENTS TO GIVE YOUR CROPS A 8000 START IN 1987. ACL GREEN CROSS SEED TREATMENTS ARE GUARANTEE? AS PER LABEL • on your HOME, BUSINESS, FARM) - CAR, ACCIDENT; LIABILITY.. OR LIFE SEE Divisidn of THE SHERWIN-WiLLIAMS CO. OF CANADA LTD. 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