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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-10-19, Page 3• • An investment •'that won't let you down. a - b d"- Go-ahead people uy en.. on s at TOROWD=DOMINION The Bank where peoplemgke the difference. Nows of 000n.. aly Ws, IwiMain, Ilarrerwas - h0ate$8. Or the October rheeto int of the Woraen's Missionary • WEDDING INVITATIONS Dial 527-0240 Seaforth Society. Mrs, Older Meicatg 00404 .,and; -opened r thC-Meeti ing with a fritaIli4OVI9g poem.:; followed with :A.eripttIVO, -Inetti4 tation and prayer. Routine re- ports were given by the.--,,seere- tau, Mrs. T. L,...Seott and the treasurer Mrs-. Ifarger. The of- fering was...detticatert by Mrs. Melcalg. The president Mrs. M. Lomond conducted the business period and announced the pres- byterial executive meeting to be held in St. Andrew's Church, Stratford on Monday,' • and the sectional meeting .will be .held at Atweod on October 25th. Miss Dorothy Douglas of Luck now, will be .guests speaker at Cromarty Church. Mrs. Lomond explained by chart how the WMSgivings are distributed. .Mrs. Graee Scott gave a Thanksgiving topic and led in the Glad Tidings prayer. A portion of the study book, "The Church Today andrTomor- , row" was presented by Mrs. T. L. Scott. Miss Olive Speare con- ducted a Bible quiz and the meeting closed with the Lord's prayer. Mrs. Grace Scott and Mrs. E. Moore assisted the hos- tess at the lunch hour, EVE -MAR STORE - , Phone 527-1690 Seaforth, Ontario ."The Store Where Your Dollar Esuys More - Large Selection ' Girls' Snow Suits, Car Coats, Ski Jackets, Dress Coats Priced $9.95 to $23.95 Ladies' Dress Coats, Car Coats, Ski Jackets, Strollers Priced $14.95 to $39e.95 targe Selection Ladies' Dresses, MI Sizes• 5 to 52 Priced. $6.95 to $29.95 Boys' Snowsuits, Car .Coats, Ski Jackets, All Sizes '2 to 18 Priced $8.95 to $13.95 • Large Selection Ladies' or Teen-agers' Golden Crown Shelties, Car- digans, Ail Sizes, wool and mohair Priced $6.95; •Also PULLOVERS - 5.95 Men's Winter Jackets, Windbreak- ers, Strollers, Car Coats, Ali Sizes - 34 to 46 Priced 15.95 to 20.95 Men's and Boys" *Thermal Underwear, All Sizes At Special Prices -Men's Green Work Pants, Reg. 4.25 Extra Special $2.85 Boys' Casual Pants, Perma Press and Regular Priced $2.98 to $6.98. Men's ' . Rubber Boots • Special $3.49 Many, Many Other. Items. Come' in For your Winter Needs and Save Money. We Cash All Baby Bonus cheques COME AND LOOK. AROUND - NO OBLIGATIONS Amiamiume."...0001,."..10.....roomm.00.4.00.•••••••••••/...4•00ftrano. 7e, •-Clarew WV* R.e4Yg or Exeter, made a determined e fort, at last week's ljuroni0ounty Council' Meeting in Ooderich, to have $W remaining ht the 190 bus •tour budget turned back to...the 'County of Huron Or used in a charitable way - His proposal was flatly re- jected by a recorded vote of 314, Boyle's being the only negativelpher. The section, of the Wardens and•Personnel committee report intiblved adlopted on thrs divi- sion, was as follows: "During 1967, - two short , bus trips 'were taheri. However, there are funds still available in the bus tour budget. The cbmmittee agreed and recom- mends- to County Council that any funds available from this budget allocation be -used to offset costs in connection with the trip to Montreal." The trip to Montreal„ -to Expo 67 by most of the 'members of Huron County Council in the latter part of September. Everett Mallwain, , Goderich Township, chairman of the com- mittee, defended the action of his committee in recommend- ing that the budget be used to help pay transportation costs of the members to Montreal. He said ' that for years County Council had budgeted $500 for educational trips for council members and that. the Expo trip came under this heading. Other years the budget had been used up in plowing match and university bus trips car- rying members where they had been invited. Clarence Boyle, Exeter, start- ed the discussion going after the report had been read. "What is the residue in the, bus trip budget that you want to turn over to the Montreal trip?" he asked. Warden McKenzie, Ashfield, replied: "$340 carried' over." "I favor turning it over to the. County Treasurer for the benefit of the County rather than go to help pay the bus trip to Montreal," Mr. Boyle declared At this juncture, it was de- cided to consider the report in .Seaforth, in the chair. Leroy Thiel, Zurich, lett the discussion. He said he had been asked by the press to clarify a discussion .which had taken place in County Co.uncil•Ct the June Session when the matter of the trip to Montreal was News of •Staffa eve Loses Biti rip Funds l•rogight up. litI _ wandPicdt if it or .ot rhe_rei014+-0AO-Pro.SS The Springhill - Settlers 4-H Homemaking club, "A world of food in Canada" was held at Mrs., Carey's home. 14 girls .ans- weredi the roll. call, name a re- cipe or food characteristic of England, Scetland, Ireladd or Wales. Mrs. Vivian discussed local fruits, meats and vege- tables. Mrs. Carey discussed and gave notes on the Brit- ish ,tradition and gave the Brit- ish measurements. Mrs. Carey demonstarted making the Eng- lish triffle and Sandra Gray de- monstrated making Welsh. rab- bit. The Springhill Settlers met again at Mrs. Vivian's home with 13 members answering the roll'caill,."a food commonly pur- ..chased today which formerly was made at home." Mrs. Car- ey and . Mrs. 'Vivian discussed and gave notes on. Europeans discotier the new world. Elean- or Kemp demonstrated making potato pancakes and Joanne. Templeman demonstrated mak- ing Dutch chocolate. These were sampled by everyone. Meeting again • the Springhill Settlersmet at the one of Mrs.. Vivian with 13 girls - ans- wering the roll call, "where my HURON r9S1T ItP was the right thing 'to do to disagreed -with this ,attitude, he, apply funds in the bus tour felt it was a matter ok iega1 PrOeeduire, interPretatiOTh Of- ternas. jamayter, Stephen, de clared: "We all do g• lot of little things (for the COUntY); we are all expeeted to dothings as councillors. I'm willing to pay my way with anyone.' thoughtthis situation was not important enough to v/oT1 about, with as little money in- volved. Everett Mellwain, Goderieb Townshipcommittee chairman,' said some councillor suggested one day's pay or two days' pay for the Montreal trip. "That we couldn't see," he declared. Reeve Boyle suggested the $340 involved could be used as a grant to some worthwhile charitable project like -the, crip- pled children. • Mr. Boyle stated that the point was that next February when Council starts to think about budgets; it should con- sider. revising items like this .$500 ,for bus trips. On recommendation, of the Warden's and Personnel com- mittee, Hugh Flynn, now reeve of Hullett, was delegated to re- place Clare Vincent on the Ag- ricultural and Reforestatioxf committee and -on the Child- ren's Aid County committee_ The committee recommended that Council not concur in, a proposal of the United Counties .Council of Prescott and Russell to request permission from the Province of Ontario to increase allowances of members both on a daily basis -and an - annual basis. The -recorded vote was 25-10 supporting the commit- tee's non -concurrence. budget to the Montreal trip. "It is not the dollars involved here; WU the principlethat is at stake," Thiel deelared. L P. Alpxander, Winghara, said he could see nothing wrong with it. Clerk -Treasurer J. G. Berry stated that no formal action had been taken at the June session by County Council and intimat- ed that the press had left the impression that the County of Huron was going to pay for the trip of County Councillors tO Montreal in, Septentber. (Officials eontacted at that time by the Expositor said that while arrangements for the trip. were being co-ordinated at the county level, all costs invol- ved including transportationand acCOmmodation would be cov- ered by those taking part. This was reported by the Expositor in the story of the June meet- ing.) Warden McKenzie said that $500 had been set aside for years now. Two trips had been taken to university this, year, and that was the money that was left. The Clerk added that other trips had been taken. H. B, Such, Goderich, contri- buted his argument. "H this money is set aside each year for educational purposes, we can justify, that this trip.,to Montreal was for educational purposeS?-•A trip to Expo may well be determined as an edu-, catiOnal trip, whether We went by bus trip sponsored by the County or on, our own." " "Still in all the funds are set aside for educational Purposes of the County Council. They are not taking the funds of the tax- payers." . J. H. Corbett, Hay, salthfunds are set aside each year for bus trips, and he didn't see why the County Council shouldn't use the money for what it likes. He himself did not go on the bus strip, Leroy Thiel, ',Zurich, declared he ;was whole heartedly itt fav - NOTICE -- For Co -�p Insurance Call . . W. ARTHUR WRIGHT Phone 527-1464 - John St. SEAFORTH Complete Coverage For: • Auto and Truck • Farm Liability • Employer's Liability • Accident and Sickness • Fire, Residence, Contents • Fire, Commercial • .Life Insurance & Savings • Huron Co-op Medical Services • Wind -Insurance • Continues at GINGERICH'S We have just received another truckload of FURNITURE Come in and see our Low Prices on all small Appliances Furniture and Lamps SPECIAL THIS WEEK AGAIN!! GE. Steam. Irons at $ G.E. Floor Polishers at $266" Take advantage of these prices while they lase ; G 4 -SALES SERVICE ciinttin Seaforth - Zurich 41.40.00~•~40.0.:04444!:04,40.4.~.•0:il.4.10.~4 Logan Council Logan Township Council has accepted the 1967 Assessment Roll, showing a total taxable assessment of $3,562,149, an in crease. of $24,500 over 1966. Population at 2,230, is up. 11. The Court of Revision on the assessment will be held, Nov. 6. A by -taw was passed) arranging for the Nomination on Novem- ber 24, and an election, if nec- essary on Dec. 4. Interim subsidly is to be ap- plied for on '$136,588.30, this amount having been spent on roads from January 1 to Sep- tember 39,'1967. A petition requesting that the Geo. Rode Award be made a Municipal Drain and a notice that. the Martin Connolly Drain was out of repair was received and James A. Howes, OLS, is to be notified to examine the drains and report backto Coun- cil. Road accounts totalling $6,- 038.05 'and' general accounts amounting to $5,062.74 were or- dered paid. Anytime and all the time Weston's Bread Fresh 24 -oz: Loaves ' Brown -White '5 FOR $1.00 No Delivery FINNIGAN'S Egmondvitie ancestors came from. Achieve- ment day Was discussed. Mrs. Vivian gave us notes on Italy and Eastern Europe. Heather Dayitard demonstrated, making pizza and .Geraldine Templeman demonstratedl making salata, (green salad). These were sam- pled by everyone. ei INVITATIONS ANNOUNCEMENTS fl ACCESSORIES COME IN AND ASK FOR YOUR FREE...BRIDAL GIFT REGISTER • • THE HURON EXPOSITOR Phone 527,0240 Stalotth FARM MANAGEMENT COURSE , 1967 - '68 "Principles of Decision Malate Clinton; Board Room, Department of Agri- culture and Food Commencing MOnday, Nov. 6,1967 / - 4 p.m. Centralia Airieultural School Commencing • Tuesday, Nov. 7,1967 - 2 - 4 p.m.• 20 Sessions - 2 hours each Registration should be mailed .10 Ontario Department of Agriculture and teod accompanied by a $10.00 registration fee by November 1, 1967 - Farm wives are invited: This is • not' a course. ocia l'How to Farm."' Tilts Course -is conduct ed by Extension Branch, -Ontario Department ef Agriculture and Food, Clinton further details on inquiry. Everett Biggs, Hon. W. A-. Stewart, Deputy Minister Minister are:iiamiereilekomearewerma SAVE Iier Inter* RANTED INSTMENT CERTIFICATES Vigo for if 23, -- 4 Available In amounts of $100 or more An ideal investment Or security 001 high return. 1 % II r•- 0 L: Choose from the larg- est selection of wool in the area. 2 oz. and 33/4 oz. weights This special offer continues until the end of October o.• The Industrial Mortgtigi & Trust Company ESTABLISHED 1889 - OFFICES: Forest Sarnia - Petrolia Strathroy Contact Our RepreseqUIPre • . DONALD G. EATON Phone 527-1610 - Seaforth PERSONALIZED COASTERS - GIFT IDEAS - SERVIETTES THE . HURON EXPOSITOR BLANKET SALE Extra large, reg. 24.75, now only $21.00 Darnibelle Reg. 21.50, special 18.50 or 2 for $35.00 Single bed size- only $11.25 10% off - Baby Blankets First and Always for Your Knitting Needs MAINSTR:EET VARIETY. . A "THE STORE WITH ALMOST EVERYTHING" SEAFORTH 5274640 -'" K.Soi - 44th ANNUAL Original Rexall CEN LE NDS TU DAY CTOIBER 21si Get Lucky! Piay LUCKY 4. 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