HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1964-03-19, Page 4MoN EXPOSITOR, §FrAFORTH, ONT., MAR.. 19, 1964
otheringham Is Seed Show
plot), J. Broadfoot, Norman
Bell, Seaforth.
Baled hay (first cut), Robert-
son Farms,., Goderich; u
h
Hendrick, Kippen; Murray East,
Clinton.
Baled hay (second cut), Aud-
rey Gaunt, Lucknow; Ross Mar-
shall, Kirkton; R. Fothering-
ham.
First cut hay, Richard Ether-
ington, Hensall Archie Ether-
(Gotitinued from Page 1)
a4 U int, Brucefield; R. Fother-
uigliam.
*At bushel of small R. N. 1,l(iiAlum Dennis, Walton;
Alexander, R. Fotheringham.
Bushel ofJm B,roadf000t,
e ham,
Brumfield.
Bushel of shelled corn, R.
Fgtheringham, Malcolm David-
son, Bruce field.
High moisture corn, Jaynes, ington, Hensall; Bob Gras
by,'
McGregor, Kippen; Mint Ver- Brussels.
beek, Kippen; David Anderson, uSssond cut hay, Anson Mcl{in-
LoBushel o• ' le Zurich; Edgar Howatt, Bel -
ed),
of turnips (not wax.; ave; Archie Etherington.
ed), Neil,vis V. Stadleman, Blyth; j b Corn silage, George Wheat -
Jim Exeter.
4H Club (10 ears from hy- ley, Dublin; W. A. Culbert,
brid corn from 1963 corn club • Dungannon; Len Archambault,
Auburn.. ..
Remember. 1t takes but a I Champion hay township: Us -
borne, Stephen, Tuekersmith.
moment to place an Expositor..
Want Ad and be money in
pocket. To advertise, just Phone
Seaforth 141.
Farm manager of the year,
Robertson Farms,
J
Broadfoot , L. V.S adlemann.
SEAFORTH TEEN - TWENTY
icalurday, March 21st
ancing to the Cavaliers
Dress - Semi -Formal
ADMISSION:
50c per Member -- 75c per Non -Member
Dancing, 9 -11:45
For Your -Entertainment
Ali This Week
MISS BETTY BUD and STAN
from Nashville, Tenn.
In the Huron Room
U.:fl'S
M otel
eq
FIERY LANDSLIDE
One of the most terrifying , '
tionr is of - a -:volcanic eTdx- Bid -n'
tion is the great, rapidly ex-
.s
panding clouds -of burning ash
which sometimes rush dewnathe
side of volcano at speed of up
to 100 miles an hour. In 1902,
such a glowing cloud devastat-
ed the entire area .of St. Pierre,
in Martinique, and killed its
entire population of thirty thou-
sand people.
W.O.A.A:
Intermediate 'D' Group Finals
PLAYOFF ,HOCKEY
Monkton vs. Winthrop
AT SEAFORTII COMMUNITY CENTRE
Saturday, March 21st
8:30.p.m.
""" Fourth game of a best 3 -of -5 Series" .
HASS
CASH. -B1 N-GO-.=C
Saturday, Mar.- 21 - 8:00 p.m.
LEGION HALL, SEAFORTH
• 15 REGULARGAMES FOR $10.00
3 SHARE THE WEALTH with. SPECIAL
JACKPOT $90.00 - Full house'with 59
numbers called.
-- Children under 16 not permitted --
ADMISSION $1.00
Extra Cards 25c, or 6 for $1.00
Auspices Seaforth Branch 156, Canadian Legion
PROCEEDS FOR WELFARE WORK
HERE ARE A FEW of the hundreds of Huron farriers
who crowded Seaforth District High School Saturday for
the Huron Seed Show, sponsored by the Huron Soil and
Crop Improvement Association in . co-operation with the
i.+ed
Town of Seaforth and. the Seaforth Chamber of Com-
merce. The program ' included study groups
in
rooms throughout the school, whichhisealt with specialized
subjects. (Expositor photo by Phillips).
AN 'EDUCATIONAL FEATURE of the Huron County
Seed Fair, held Friday and
Saturday
ofin Seaforth, Huron Countyafarm--
the
livestock ration display. A number
ers earlier had sent samples of their rations to be ahalyzed
'°"for content, and the samples were then displayed with
SEAFORTH W.I.
E. CHRE
Orange Hall, Seaforth
Friday, March 20
8:30 p.m.
Admission 50 Cents'
LUNCH SERVED
COME TO
Jay Bee
Top Pric
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
- CHURCH
REV. DOUGLAS 0. FRY
Minister
Sunday, March 22nd
WORSHIP - 11:00 A.M.
9:45 a.m-Minister's Class
10:00 a.m.-The S
nior Sunday
Schoo
11:00 a.m-The Junior Sunday
School
11:00 a.m,-The Nursery
Written - explanations during the fair. Here, three direr--
tors. of the Holstein section examine the •rations. From
the left they are:. Alvin Betties; RR 2, Bayfield;
a eld;R 5, Seaforth
Broadfoot, RR 3, Seaforth, and James. Hogg,
(B -I photo).
Farm Bull Brings
e"at Ontario Sale
The Jay Bee Hereford Farms,1
owned by Stanley Jackson,
, of
Kippen, had. the top priced
ll
at the Ontario Hereford bull
sale, held at Hays' sales barn
in Oakville on Tuesday, March
10, This senior yearling bull,
weighing almost 1800 pounds,
sold for $1,100, going to the
New Liskeardw,Expl'rimental
Farm.
Mr. 'and Mrs. John Barnard,
' of Ailsa Craig, visited Sunday
with the latter's sister• and bro-
ther-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. 'W.
iVlellis.
EVEM'ARSTORES
FOR YOUR SPRING NEEDS
"THE STORE WHERE YOUR DOLLAR BUYS THE MOST
Ladies'
Dresses
Petites •
and
Regular
Sizes
'7 -to 24%
$7.95
to
$20.95
2 & 3 -piece
SUITS
Sizes 7-241/2
7.95 to
25.95
LADIES' PURSES
Priced $2.95 to $9.95
Large Selection LADIES' SLIMS
Plaid, $2.98' tot $13.95 s' Etc.
Girls' LONG COATS: Laminated,
reversible; sizes 3 Priced $11.49 toy $22.95 14 en.
LADIES' SPRING
G8to COATS
Lovely shades - $2.98
Large -Selection .Ladies' Blouses
Priced $2.98 to $5.45
MEN'S WINDBREAKERS •
Laminated, Cotton -6.95 • 14.95
Men's Green and Beige Work
Pants, Blue Jeans, Bib Over-
alls, Highb'ack- Zip Overak
Coveralls, Work Shirts, or
Socks
LADIES' NYLONS --- Seam•free
40 needle, 15 denier mesh;
giiaratiteed first quality. -.
Per Pair 68c
LADIES' DRESS COATS.
g.LENGTI�, CAR COATS
Q U A LI TY
PLUS GOOD PRICES
--
tali IN AND LOOK' AROUND NO OBLIGATION
BOYS' WINDBREAKERS
Laminated, Cottons; size 2 to 6X
Priced. $2.98 to $3.98
SIZES 8 TO 18
Priced $3.98 to $9.95
Men's
SNITS
Charcoal, •
check," etc.
2 Pair Pants
$+32.95
to $55.95
Men's
SPRING TIES
reg. 1.00 - 1.50
Priced $1,00.
Mr. Vivan Cooper, of RR 2,
Kippen,- had a successful sale -
Saturday of farm stpck and
implements.
Miss Dorothy Jackson, Reg.N.
at Kitchener -Waterloo Hospital,
misted a few days recently with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stan-
ley Jackson.
as she is leaving to take up
residence in Zurich the end of
March.
Unit Two Meets
Mrs. Lloyd Lovell, leader of
Unit Two, held a meeting of
members at her home. Monday
Plans were discussed
DRIVE -IN
LIMITED
CLINTON
OPENING
FRIDAY
March 27 ,
(Weather permitting)
SEAFORTH
FIGURE SKATING CLUB,
Present's its 14th Annual W° inter Carnival
"Escapades On Ice"
under the •direction of Kerry Leitch
-FEATURJNG LOCAL TALENT
Assisted by Champion Skaters
from Acton and Ingersoll.
SEAFORTH ARENA
Monday, March 30th
8:15
. ADMISSION:
Adults 75c
Students, and. Children, 50c
Corrie Out
and Support
Local Talent !
ea'.the Advertisements - It's a Profitable Pastime!
WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS - Phone 141
this group. It was decided to
go together with Unit One in
a joint bake' sale, to be held
at Drysdale's store, Hensall, on
March 28tIi, to have a penny
sale for the month of May, and
a travelling basket for June.
Lunch and a; social hour were
evening..
for the raising of money for enjoyed.
Mrs. Ed. Little, Marcia and
Cheryl were visitors Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. N. Long.
$ippen United Church Wo-
men held their monthly meeting
in the Sunday- school rooms on
Tuesday afternoon, with twenty
ladies in attendance. Mrs. Bert
Faber, president, chaired the
meeting. The worship was tak-
en by Mrs. R. Turner, and Mrs.
Alex McMurtrie took - the tople'.'
fiction§' Were -given- and- dis-
cussed.
Rev. Howard Plant was the
guest 'speaker. The Easter
thankoffering meeting w a s
planned- for April 14, when
three other ehureho groups will
be entertained. Mrs. John Sin-
clair , conducted a quiz, based
on St. Patrick's emblem, the
Shamrock.
The hostesses were Mrs. Wil-
mer Jones and Mrs. 'Charles
Hay. Lunch was served and a
social hour enjoyed, after which
Mrs. Emerson Kyle read an ad•
dres9 and Mrs. Eldon Jarrott
presented Mrs, Howard rink=
beiner with a cup and saucer,
Name Dr. Turnbull To Fill
-referred to the budget com-
mittee requests for annual grant
from from the
ChaLions
Cof b Park and
Commerce
for grant for signs. -.......
-referred to finance commit-
tee request from Boy Scouts
for assistance with rent.
-confirmed that . Deputy
Reeve Dalton would appear in
connection with hearing for
additional license for Habkirk
Bus Lines.
BOYS' SPORT COATS
Sizes 6 to 16 -Priced -2.98 • 12.95
BOYS' DRESS PANTS
Size 3 SIZES 8 to 20 $1.89
Priced $4.95 to $6.25
(Continued from Page 1)
which the dogs were housed
was quite satisfactory, andthat
at
the dogs on being picked
were being looked after. De-
puty Reeve Dalton pointed out
there was difficulty disposing of
dogs when not claimed, and
wondered if council would sug--
gest what might be done.
• During. February the police
department investigated 56 oc-
currences; laid five charges un-
der the LCA and 14
under the
HTA.
Clear Scout Bid
Council approved in principle
a request from Egmondville
Scouts, that Scouts, Rovers,
Guides and Cubs take over the
maintenance of Victoria Park
as a project. Details 'will be
worked out with the park com-
initte-e. • _ - ._ ._ ..
Suggesting the need for
greater liasgn with the PUC,
Mayor MacLean said council
might consider a joint meeting
every ,three months.
rrnuai Me-eting
and Dinner
Seaforth Chamber of Cornmerce
LEGION HALL
-WEDNESDAY; APRIL 1st
at 7 p.m.
Speaker - Gordon• McGavin . ,..
(Joint Chairman Huron Local Committee for the 1966
-International-Plowing Match)
"What the Plowing Match Can Do For Us
and What We Can Do for the
Plowing Match"
Annual Reports ve Election of Officers
- Tickets available from Members of the Executive
W. M. HART
President
-heard letter from PUC con-
cerned with reports in connec-
tion with installation of prelim-
inary stoplight cable.
-Learned from •OWRC that
gross cost of sewer was $203,-
748.12, and that amount pay-
able this year ' was $18,982.00,
of which about $10,000 was
axailable from special levies.
:-agreed that OWRC carry
tint a ground water survey to
determine potential water sup-
ply in area, at no charge to
the town
In other business, council
-learned from Councillor
Corby that the stoplight instal-
lation at Main and Goderich
Streets provided for a 12•wire
cable, rather, than 7 -wire,
so
that at some future time a
'Walk -Wait' sign could be in-
stalled.
'-was urged by Mayor Mac-
Leanen, -too budget requy irements.
-regretted no action could
he taken to change frontage
rate of 25' centa -additional
when more than two units are
contained in the property fol-
lowing a query by William
Cuthill.
passedexeovg
sta-
tutarybylaw providing
for farm'
lands within the town limits --
-set • daylight saying from -
12:01 a.m. April 26, to 12:01
a.m., October �5
R, -J. BOUSSE-Y . .
Secretary
D. SILLS
Treasurer
SEAFORTH FARMERS
NOTICE is hereby given that the
ANNUAL MEETING
, and BANQUET ' .
of the Seaforth Farmers Co-operative
will be held
Wednesday,. March 25, 1964
in Egmondville -United Church
TURKEY BANQUET - 7 p.m.
Banquet tickets available from Directors
or at the Co-op Office
0
Guest' Speaker - Lenard Harmon
General Manager United Co-operatives of Ontario
WEST'ON, ONTARIO
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