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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-05-25, Page 7• H • 4 V Y ��rwsx:�xrr:r • • 4 - 1 AID. 6 N .: Iselis' rossfht Jo, fp* Nook is"oiow+'. ' wilt f Ire � ewdo JOHN J. WALSH; Ion Life Assurance Conpany of Canada Phone. 271-3000 48 Rebecca St., STRATFORD. DON'T WAIT FOR YOUR 'NEIGHBOR .. . If you see: a street light is out don't wait for you neighbor to report it. Phone 527-053.4 and let the Public Utility Cpiilmission know so that it may be replaced. The PUC is anxious to • keep street lighting at maximum efficiency and • can only do this with the co-operation of the public. GOOD SERVICE AT LOW, LOW COST 1966 CLASSIC SEDAN 1965 CHEV. BISCAYNE-6. Cylinder,. 1964 RAMBLER CLASSIC 1964 FORD GALAXIE 1964 MORRIS OXFORD 1963 CLASSIC SEDAN 1962 FORD WAGON 1962 AMBASSADOR 1961 BUICK.SEDAN 1561 AMBASSADOR 1960. VALIANT . Come and See the , NEIN .1967 MODELS MILLER MOTORS 14101 527-1410 Seaforth American Motors Dealer of News•' roar . Mrs, 'J '. erso� g,, ',atten- ded a Centgnival cettuS end' tea atDoo nybrook. United, church where she had been m a, former ember on Wednes- .day, Mr_ and Mrs. Jefferson. also • visited with his brother • Mr. Chas; Jefferson and Mrs. Jeffersonn, Mothers' Day visitors With. Mrs. Grace Scott were Mr: and Mrs....Frank Cadick, Sar - on and Donald of, -Chatham, Mr: and •Mrs., Donald Scott and family, Seaforth, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley -Russel and Mar- garet Jean, argaret.Jean, Mr. and Mrs; John 'Wallace and Debbie. Miss Beta 'Nixon of Lyndon visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. T. Laing. - and M1s: ,A: Gli els,; and Brian ,Of Stretford 'visited on Wednesday evening ,with Mr. and `Mrs. J: R. Jefferson, fair. and Mrs. Don Riehl: and sons also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson on Friday. ev- ening. Mother's Day visitors with Mr. ;and Mrs. Otto Walker Mr. and....Hugh Currie and girls, Dorchester, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Walker, Mr. ;and Mrs. Jack McGhee and lam - 1,13r, London, .Mr. and Mrs. R bert Hulley and .famil'y of Winthrop and Mr. and • Mrs. Larry Gardiner. ' ' Miss Shirely.,, Gardiner, of Stratford, Miss Dorothy Scott of St. Marys, Miss Margaret Jean Russell, London, spent Mothers' Day—with their par- ents. • Mothers' Day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Jefferson were Miss Ina Jefferson, Lon- don, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon, Laing Jefferson and family, Munro and family and Mr. Win. Laid- law, • London. Mr. Will Miller returned from Seaforth Community Hospital on Monday after be- ing a patient there for. two' weeks. Mr. and Mrs: K. McKellar visited. on Sunday with • Mr: Dublin CWL,. - • The OWL of -Dublin met in the parish hall with i12rs. Lorne: Cronin presiding, The president opened the meeting, with the League pray- er; after which the minutes of the last meeting andtreasurer's report were given. - Mother St. Felix, Mother Sup- erior of the Ursuline Convent, Dublin; `gave an outline concern- ing the Changes which are be- ing made in the life of' the Urs- uline Nun."'' She particularly pointed out the changes bre-tight about a closer relationship with the -other members of the par- ish, especially now that they can go ~out and visit People in their homes. She said that the new habit brought about a bet- ter relationship with the chil- dren they' teach in schools. It was announced that the irienrbership fees this year, have been raised to a $1.00 fromr75c. Use Expositor Want.- pAdrs. Phone 527-0240 WHITE EEANS. NOW IS THE TIME TO ORDER YOUR SEED SANALAC • SEAWAY • . MICHELITE ' 62 BEAN CONTRACTS: AVAILABLE EPTAM PROVEN WEED CONTROL FOR WHITE 'BEANS SEED ; GRAIN — OATS. and BARLEY FULL LINE OF CLOVER and GRASS SEEDS At Popular Prices Bulk and Bps G. Thompson & Son LIMITED HENSALL --- 262-2521 :.,gym,-•, , •: Miss MabRll ' Whiteman are- torm# hove this week. 'sine? speaaine r/Ater h►Seefq# , and, Agra. -Robert Stokes of London, visited .5wi4ay With, Mr; Robert .Thorp ori, Mother's Day visitors With Mr. and Mrs• ,f, L.1:otte 1;441014114 Lloyd of Rippen, were their fautily, • and MP. W. N. }3innir2g nnd. family, MitoheU a . Mr. s. Yelena MOMS, John, and ' Janet of l lyth, visited with Mrs. Adam's mother, Mrs, 'George Wallace' and sis- ter Mrs. Verna Brooks on Mothers. Day. Mra,Will Miller visited -th Mr: -and -Mrs. no—yr er 1Rl family Staffs for -a couple .of weeks. Mr. David Stewart .of Lon- don, who is conducting the Sunday services at Cromarty Church during May used as bis sermon theme "Decisions" at the Mother's Day service The junior choir led the sing- ing ,and sang a special num- ber. The senior boys and girls assisted with scripture read- ings. Many Sunday school pu- pils received awards for mem, ory work from the superinten- dent, Mrs T.. L. Scott, presen tations• being made by Mr. Stewart. A wel9oming suprise party for Mr. Frank Stagg who has moved to th,e village was staged by the neighbors on Monday evening. Miss Alice Speare read an address and Frank was presented with many useful gifts. Euchre was played and a luncheon was served. Prizes were giv- en for highs, lows, lone hands and lucky chair. and; MrS. Baroid' Parsons' eztd. ` of Seaforth, Mr.•and ' M , Wenn' nn' burg. 9 , Jo-AA,iiue,. David and; Jane of Goderiel ,; ' and rMrs.. Wayne Pridhani, Nancy Mae and Billy of Crorn arty - Mr, Webster .:.Buchanan of 'Wheatley iati old resident of Kippers) visited on the weekend with`friends al Kippen and the surrounding area/ Mr. * and Mrs< "Vivan Cooper attended the graduation.. a Friday of a, niece, Miss Eliz* beth.Reid, of Parkhill, from St, Joseph's' 'Hospital School of Nursing, ' London, Ont. The graduation took place at the University of Western Ontario and later .a: reception followed ..in her' honor at Ailsa 'Craig town hall,, where friends and relatives. attended. Mrs. W. L.'Mellis visited Sat urday afternoon with .:her moth- er Mrs, J. Gibson, a patient in Wingham Hospital. Kippen UCW. met with Mrs. Lloyd Cooper's .,group in, charge. Hostesses were Mrs. Wayne Mc- Bride and Mrs., Ray Consitt. Mrs. Gerald Moffatt was in charge of the worship, her theme being. "What is the church". The president, Mrs.' Emmerson Kyle read a poen,"A. Mother's Heart". The different reports were then.,, given, Mrs. Norman Dickert, Sunshine 'report and visitor's report by Mrs. William .Consitt. Mrs. Keith Love gave a reed- ing on stewardship and recruit- ing. The .topic "The Church is Where the action is" was given by Mrs. Ken McKay. Mrs. Laird Finlayson gave the courtesy re- marks. ProPertYch peeent Prupertr ertles n tial.' lett Township, n4#lpiete4 by Iferolt. J igonn mal PlitSe., Brpifer, ii;clrxd °1ibe. u: Farms •of Wilfred ,Glazier/ to Beverly. Nott, linton -04 the. farm of .Frank gullet' to S,alverda, ttuilett 'Townshil, Allan Campbell is . the fades,. roan. $ CROP REPORT, Seeding of cereal grains is in full swing with Ore tilan 50 per cent of the crop planted Corn planting' is progressing' but is approximately ten days later than usual; - Warmer Weather is feiiufred' to promote growth of all crops. Fertilizing of hays and pas- tures has. been completed on' most farrnis, TkIE HURON RXPO6ITOt* MOTU 3. r• .P 'c!tluu..DwSJ.Ina,it AIAI`Ias +P# P�I1npFfiprry ,: • e Summar .C4ftagi . . churclh.*, 5 , rs; . Extended gevelige.. Polak.. sipeke, wiper e# ahjectst ete.)'G1* avaiab ANTS James ,Keys, RR•. 1, Seafortb; 'V, J Haat:,1R b, SeafOrth Wm. Leiper, Jr , �,ondesbpro;• ,Selwyn Baker . • Brasseur > ar ld' Squires, Clinton, Geerge Coyne,,Dnblin� oa ,- ap orth ► w w ., Be - tvANT 'A1?S BRING QUICK RESU,f.,TS: Dias...... 627-py#a= Reetd the A. vertfeemente,--- It's a Profitable , °AgIIster Ask about convenient departure and return times For information, phbne the local CN Passenger Sales Office SEAPORTIN •9s One wax ed Fare - CANADIAN NATIONAL 10.61 4.1 c F4 I ftp ti b "WHAT'S THE NEW. CANADIAN DAIRY COMMISSION DOING. ABOUT FEDERAL, GOVERNMENT PRICE SUPPORTS?" 1' ,, I The new Canadian Dairy Commission took its first step in furthering the development of a sound, efficient - dairy industry in,its stabilization program for the year starting April 1, 1967. It is supporting market prices of major dairy products at levels which are equivalent to about 29 cents a hundred more than -a year ago fbr manufacturing milk. testing 3.5%. ■°The federal. gavernment'is providing funds to the Commission for a subsidy to manufacturipg milk and cream shippers equivalent to ,$1.21 a hundred- for 3.5% milk. The rate Iasi year was 85c. From the $1.21 there e will be a holdback equivalent to 11.c for export price ' equalization, with any unused amount refunded at the end of the Year.. • Basisfor the payment,will be the volume of rnanufac- turing milk and cream required for the Canadian market, ' approximately the amount for which subsidies were paid • 1, to manufacturing milk and cream shippers in 1966-67. ■ After mid-May, when 1966-67 records are com- pleted, each registered producer will be informed of the volume for which he will be eligible for subsidy in -1967- 68. This will be based on the volume for which he received subsidy in 1966-67. The amount for"the year will be broken down into monthly quotas, based on the normal percentage of milk and cream marketed each month. Those who received subsidy for less •than - 50,000 pounds (1,750 pounds butterfat) last year will, , be eligible far subsidy up to that amount this year. " ■ This new 'program, in terms of price support - and subsidies, represents an increase of 65c, or 16%, over • the federal program for 1966-67. It is over a dollar, or 33%, higher than in 1965. A What's the new Dairy Commission doing to help improve the-dairy,industry? Quite a'lot. And it's only tte beginning. CANADIAN DAIRY con/miss O TT A W A . • + , HON. `J. J. GREENE, MINISTER • 0 411