The Huron Expositor, 1967-12-21, Page 61
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Brigid s " ti.;t. May our
Mad happy hearts be happy
wishes are y "t ° and your Christfivas
cowing your way.
merry.
McGAVIN'S
Farm Equipment
WALTON ONTARIO
Seaforth - Phone 527-0245
Brussels
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Santa in wishing you
good cheer!
It's been a -joy to serve you
and we sincerely
thank you for the opportunity.
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GEO. A. SILLS & SONS
PHONE 527-1620 -' SEAFORTH
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Tops In Cream, Butter Judging •4
,•,,; Area creameries shared in recognition at the- recent annual convention of the Ontario
C amerysnen's Convention in Toronto. A team including Lawrie Cousins, of Brussels reani-
e Brussels; Art Purney, Silverwoods, Luekuow; and: Cliff Brewer, Blnevale Creamery,: Bide-
vale, won the Lawrence Chemical trophy for creamand butter judging. Shown‘ here are Mr.
Pfuney, Ian Kennedy of e1inton., fieldman for Huron County of the Ontario Milk Commis-
sion, Mr. Cousins and Mr. Brewer.
MORRIS COUNCIL MEETS
Morris Council met in final] $46t826,71; Morris -East Wawan-
session for 1967 on December
15, with the Reeve Stewart Proc:
ter presiding. •
Minutes were read and adopt-
ed.
The following motions were
adopted: -
-by William Elston and Ross
Smith that road .accounts in the
ount of $1,500.59 as present-
ed by the road superintendent.
be id;
byy James Mair and . Walter
S'hori�reed that general accounts
as presented be paid;
-by William Elston and Ross
Smith that balance of approxi -
osh School Board, 22,Q25.41•
Turnberry School Board, .2,0707,-
71; Grey School. Area Board,
maintenance, 1,603.18; Township
of Grey debentures on school,
1,603.3L; *inghaan Separate
School Boards 60.76; Huron -
Bruce High School Board, 15,-
581.07; Seaforth District High
School Board, • 2,418.50; Clinton
District 'Collegiate Institute
Board, 1,839.34; Huron County
Federation of Agriculture; 810.-
86;
10:86; McKillop Telephone, 210:39;
Ontario Hydro, Clinton, 150.75;
Stewart Procter, reeve,- 360.00;
elfare officer, 10,00; Walter
hortre'ed, councillor, 250.00;•
mately $4,859.35 from the sup- Seaforth Hospital, Board, 40.00;
plementary. road by-law No. 6, McArthur Drain, 15.00; McCall
1967, be transferred to road ap- Drain Improvement, 5.00; Mc-
propriation by-law No. 5, 1967, Call Drain, 20.00; James Mair;
subject to the approval of the councillor, 250:00, Nichol. Drain,
5.00; Ross Smith, councillor,
250.00; Belgrave Drain, 5.00;
William McArter, caretaker, 25;
water for shed and hall, 24;
George ;Michie, balance of sal-
ary, 65.71; Helen Martin, balance
of. salary, 169.93, drains on tax
roll; .10.00, McCall Drain Impro-
vement bylaws, 60.00, McArthur
Drain by-laws, 75.00; Robert H.
Coultes; Wingham Hospital
Board, 60.00; George Radford,
return of deposit cheque, 500;
Post Publishing House, 3.00;
unicipal World, .supplies, 16.-
02; Township of . Grey,. share of
alton dump, 78.67; ' Advance -
1.95; , Chas. Shoibbrook,
nd of spray, 8.20; Blyth
Standard, contract, etc., 219.10;
Nelson Reid, re: Walton lights,
40.91; Joe Kerr, pushing back
dumps, ,78.00; Robert Elliott, fox
bounty, 4.00; Ontario Educa-
tion Capital Aid Corporation,
debenture and interest 'for
schools, 25,732.50; Jarvis Groc-
ery, welfare account, 15.00; Can-
athati Imperial Bank of Com-
merce, income tax and Canada
Pension, 18.09.
Road accounts paid were as
follows: Belgrave • Coop, salt
andshovels, 17.07; Tom Garniss,
chain and oil, 26.87;. J. C. Mc-
Neil, prestone, points and con.,
27.30; Jack Wardell, truck
chains, 98.75; Corrugated Pipe
Co., culverts, 3220; Wingham
. Auto Wreckers, repair rad., 12.-
92; Domtar Chemicals, Salt Div-
ision, salt, 70.35; Ideal Supply
Co., wrenches and gasket goo,
12.89; Glenn Snell, standby' for
snow plowing, 112.00; Glenn
McKercher, standby for snow
plowing, 105.00; Alex Inkley,
gas, 110.. 8f Yundt Bros. Const„
Ltd., unwashed sand, 11.30; Owl
Lite Equip. Ltd., lights, signs
and ';yiattenies, 124.55; Bank of
Commerce, pension, 9.91; Re-
ceiver -General, unemployment
Ins., 7.92; • William McArter,
wages, mileage and holiday pay,
147.73; James Casemore, wages
and holiday pay, 341.04; John
Smith, wages and holiday pay,
184.74; Adam Smith, wagers, 91.-
50.
District Municipal Engineer,
General accounts paid were
as follows: County of Huron,
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BRUCEFIELD
Mr. Wesley 'Ham spent the
weekend with his mother, Mrs.
Alice Ham and' Miss M. Swan.
Mrs. Ervine Sillery is a pat-
ient
atrent in Seaforth Community
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. A, *Patterson
spent the weekend in Toronto.
Mrs. H. Berry visited friends
in Wingham on Monday. •
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Wilson vis-
ited with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Neil in London on Tuesday.
Mr. Ed Faulkner: is spending
the Christmas holidays at his
home' in Brucefield.
The many friends of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Allan extend syin-
• pithy in the loss of his mother,
Mrs. Robert Allan; Senior.
The Messrs. Douglas Hyde,
Brian Triebner and James
Wright left by plane Friday for
a week in Bermuda..
W 11 year long, we're grateful for prsr fine friends
and customers. At Christmas, we're especially happy
to express our greetings, thanks and good wishes.
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PHONE 527-1670
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• SEAFORTH, ONTARIO
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TO ALL OUR' GOOD FRIENDS
WE'RE 'GLAD OF • THE CHANCE
TO SAY HELLO AND .WISH
YOU THE VERY BESTI
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Phone. 527-1160. - Seaforth
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A most bountiful
holiday, its our wish few you;
cherished friendships.
happy laughter of happy children,
and the good will of : all
4 Have the merriest of all Chiristmases 1 -
Your Board of Directors, The Management and Staff
SEAFO$'TH
FAI!MERS
WARDEN HANEY, President • LLOYD -STEWART, Vice -President
',DONALD DODDS, Secretary
.DIEECPOIZS. •
'Robert Mc ` fllan, .Joe £ lane, Wjlfred, Coleman, Oliver P'ryce •
.GORDON ELLIOTT, Manager, Joe . Viurra y ,. Tom •Carteer,: Steve Lupel, Doug Wallace, Gordon
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