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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1964-12-17, Page 14ON EX1'QSITQB, SEAFOR •., QNT., DEC. 17, 1904 ,,.Crossword. lassoes N.rrow 11 wet Bnudin «ddittoa 11.1111 with ohand 29. Break Drenches 20. Amid 22. Solitary 25.,U. 26. Boat front 27. Ireland 28. Adhere • 29. Merits 84. Enduring 37. sage 40, Barter 42. Ahead of time 44. Bram passage 46. Fixed charges 46. Great lake 47. Something owed 46. Price out 49. Rule 60. Green vegetable 63. That man L AnIme foot i A. Wild cat 8. land meaam• it. Malt drink 13. iJavanese4. A�tragi tate 16. Poe/1mb. pronoun 16. Lino 17. Flower pari 18. Decayed 20. Exclum watt 6t wee 21. Female sheep 22. Wine vessel 23. Sprite 96. Persian fairy 28. Slant 80. Comparative suffix 31. Circle 82. Measure of weight 83. Toward sheltered side 39. -F:it6er 36. Sway 38. Uncommon 89. Taoist 41. Frost 42. Beingt 43. Chance 46 Went without food 48. Make happy 50 Through 51. Anger 62 Sheep tick (6�3. Foot part 66, Ppaid itch 56. Simple It Obtain MOWN L A cowls i Fingering vols• t. Toward the wed 4. TWA asap 5. Atop 6. Gullet T. Like : rpt Solution Ip/•62 ELECTROHOME STEREOS 60X FURNITURE F, a rLS MRS. MAGNUS MOWAT Mrs. Magnus Mowat, Stouff- ville, died Monday of last week at York County Hospital, New- market. The former Lillian Olive Stuart, she is survived by her husband; a son, William, of Seaforth; a slaughter, Mrs. Bet- ty Peake, Manitouwadge, Ont.; and 10 grandchildren. She was predeceased' by •a daughter, Mrs. Allen (Elva) McConnochie. A funeral service was held at the O'Neil Funeral Home, Stouffville. Burial was made in Stuuffville cemetery. DR. RUSSELL W. STEPHENS ,.ate SEAFORTH MONUMENT. WORKS OPEN DAILY T. Pryde u'& Son ALL TYPES OF CEMETERY MEMORIALS Inquiries are invited. Telephone Numbers: EXETER 235-0620 CLINTON SEAFORTH: Contact Willis Dundas 482-9421 Next time, try'.. PRobUCErr 07 T G BRIGHT & CO., , LIMITED • n,.A,,"•Ni- FALLS CANADA 4A, DIAN SHER i ,M Bean Growers Protest Marketiflg Board Order Pressure from private com- panies was behind an Ontario Farm Products Marketing Board order that the bean board sever its .connection- with- its Landon processing plant. The village of Brussels Test its only physician when Dr. Russell W. Stephens, 68, died Monday night of last week in hospital at W-ingham. Dr. Steph- ens had been in hospital in June for surgery, and recovered sufficiently to return to his practice. He was taken to hos- pital again on Sunday. Death was attributed to cancer. Dr. Stephens, a native of Wiarton, Ont., was graduated from University of Toronto Medical School in 1922. He practised at Chesley, Ont., and was on the staff of Westminster Hospital, London, before going to Brussels in 1948. He was a charter member of the Royal Canadian Legion branch at Chesley, tland a member of St. John's Lodge AF & AM, Brus- sels. He is survived by his wife, the former Glenna Campbell; by two sons, Dr. Russell Steph- ens, of Dalhousie University, Halifax, and Dr. James Steph- ens, Kitchener; by three daugh- ters, Mrs. D'Arcy (Dorothy) Hig- gins, Toronto; Mrs. Lewis (Isa- bel) Peiloux, Seattle, Wash; Mrs. Charles (Glenna) Cyr, St, John, N.B.; and by 16 grand- children. • The bodywas at the D. A. Rann funeral home, Brussels, where a service was conducted Thursday at 1 p.m., with Rev, H. L. Jennings, .of_,. St. John's Anglican Church, -Brussels, in charge. Burial was, made in Wiarton cemetery. • This charge came from a committeeman of the Ontario White Bean Growers' Marketing Board. The order was the major topic of discussion at a meeting of the - bean board's District 2, Zur- ich, attended, by more than 150 growers from Huron and Perth counties. (The bean board collects eight cents per hundredweight of beans from the growers, uses 50 per cent of the money -to finance board operations and the rest to build and operate the plant). Mr, Hill said after the meet- ing that the provincial board has been trying for three years to persuade the bean board to sever its connection with the plant. "We have meetings and then the board (bean board) goes home and forgets about it," Mr. Hill said. Mr. Hill, who attended the meeting in the capacity of a "potential Huron County bean grower," told the growers: "If you wish to change the law, then that is up to you. We in the farm products marketing board only administer it." He claimed that several small bean dealers, including the Middlesex Farmers Co-operative and the Elgin Farmers co -op - The charge was made by Rob- ert Allan, of Brucefield, a com- mitteeman for District 2 and world white bean champion for five years. 'Mr. Allan said that five years ago, the board had difficulty making money because the Lon- don plant was too big a mill to handle one commodity. "Now that the plant is on its own and making money - it cleared $7,605 this year - the farm products marketing board issues an order that we get out of it," said Mr. Allan. He contended that pressure from private bean dealers had been brought to, bear, saying not a single complaint about the plant has been made by a grower. Gordon Hill, of Varna, a member of the. Farm Products Marketing Board, told the meet- ing the ,bean board has been operating against the law by subsidizing the London plant with money levied against the growers. erative, have been forced out of business by the London plant, thereby reducing compe- tition to the di -advantage of the growers. He said • that at the same time, one dealer has grown to the point where. he handles two- thirds of the total Ontario white .bean crop. "We think this is not a 'healthy situation," he said. SEAFORTI UPHOLSTERING Centre Street Tel. 527-0190 • FOR ALL KINDS OF UPHOLSTERING -- We Arrange Easy Terms -- "Here," said the weary real estate man at the tenth house,.. he'd shown them, "is the hobby room. Do you folks have any hobbies?" "Yes,". replied the woman. "Looking through model homes on Sundays." HOWICK COUNCIL MEETS Howick Township Council met in the clerk's office with all members. present and Reeve Ivan Haskins in the chair. Motions approved included: Gibson and Strong: That we grant the cemetery boards as follows: Howick Lutheran Cem- etery, $75; Gorrie Cemetery, $200; Wroxeter Cemetery, $100. McMichael and King: That we give Forwich, Gorrie and Wroxeter Santa Claus 'fund a grant of $30 each. King and McMichael: That we appoint William Campbell as our representative to Nor- well District High School; Gor- don Moir to Wingham District High' School, and Cecil Wilson to Listowel District High School for the years 1965 and 1966. Accounts approved for pay- ment ineluded: Joe. Kerr, grav- el contract deposit, $600; Mait- land ValleyConservation Auth- ority, assessment, $1,595.21; Mel Greenely, putting in pipe and fill at Greenley drain, $8.00; E. Schaus, hauling pipe, Greenley drain, $3.00; Ken Schaefer, backhoe, Greenley drain, $10.50; F. King, attending repair, Greenely drain; $6.00; Listowel and District Fire Area, account, $104.63; Wingham Advance; Times, advertising; $16.'71; " H. N. Gowdy & -Son, stove oil, $26.50; Edwin Gilmar,.. live- stock valuator, $3.00; Gestetner (Canada) Ltd., supplies, $15.57; Town of Harriston, fire call, re George' Parsons, $150.00; relief accounts, $233.85; Ontario Mun- icipal Board, application fee re construction municipal office, $10; H. G. Harris, part salary, HELP! AVOID THE CHRISTMAS' RUSH ! And Save $$$ Too ! -GET YOUR COLD WAVE NOW ! Regular 8.00 - NOW 6.95 Regular 10.00 - NOW, 7.95 Regular 12.50 -- NOW 9.95 Regular 15.00 --NOW 11.95 Regular 17.50 - NOW 14.95 Make Your Appointment Now ! Phone 527-1700 or drop in. Brian's Hair Styling Seaforth, Ont. $75; W. E. Whitfield, printing, $190.00 ; preparing/ financial statement, $15; exchange, $8.30; part salary, $215.00; Depart- ment of National Revenue, in- come tax, $40; Bob Campbell, loader at Fordwich dump, $21; W. H. Gallaher, bulldoz, Gorrie and Wroxeter dumps, $84; Har- riston Review, Remembrance Day service sheets, $28.29; nom- ination bills, $7.44; Maitland Valley Conservation Authority, share survey of dams, $470.00; Robert Gibson, hospital board meetings, $10; fees and mile- age, $296.50; Ivan Haskins, fees and mileage, $3'71.40; -Frank King, fees and mileage, $295.00; E. H. Strong, fees and mileage, $28'7.80; H. McMichael, .fees and mileage, $281.80; Howick Township Municipal Recreation Committee, grant, (Wroxeter rink), - $30.91; road accounts, $8,803.87 ; Howick Lutheran Cemetery, grant, $75.00; Gorrie Cemetery; grant, $200.00; Wrox- eter Cemetery, grant, $100.00; Fordwich, Gorrie and Wroxeter Santa Claus funds, grants, $30 each, $90.00. Total, $14,779.68. The fellow at the bar kept ordering two drinks at a time. Not doubles, mind you, but two singles. "The other one . is for a departed friend," he said to the puzzled bartenders. Tills kept up every night for weeks. Finally, one night the fellow came in and ordered only one at a time. "Something happen to your friend?" asked the bartender. "No," replied the tippler. "He's fine, But I quit drink- ing." ' - Classified ads pay dividends. For Complete INSURANCE on your HOME, BUSINESS, FARM, CAR, ACCIDENT, LIABILITY OR LIFE . SEE USED CARS - If you have in mind of trading or buying a car, see: Make $6,00 ,600 Yearly Operating Modern adiator Shop in _ Seaf orth ! This area is in need of a modern radiator shop. Work is now peing sent many miles away. Opportunity for person wishing to own secure profitable business with excellent growth possibilities. Dealer,- garage or service station can operate as department. First year averages $6,000 to $10,000. INLAND, world's largest radiator shop equipment manufacturer, offers equipment, supplies, mer- chandising -TRAINS OPERATOR FREE in two weeks or less. Over 1,000 INLAND shops now in operation. Amer- ica's fastest growing automotive business. Easy pay plan - or complete 3 -in -1 shop can be leased for only $46 a month, nothing down. Write to INLAND MFC. COMPANY, Dept. N -SOC 1108 Jackson St., Omaha, Nesbraska 68102 COAL -FUEL -OIL WILLIAM M. HART Phone.. 527-0870 Seaf Orth e.t) ;rr4r r ;) BOB HUARD Good Deals -- Fair Prices at Huard Service Station Goderich St. -- Phone 527-0660 SEAFORTH. w• ,*tib' • r uY r w4r ..• •,' . r r ev r , I ,,^ 1,4e l K,. e,. f • 1964 RA]VIBLER 440 CONVERTIBLE 1964 RAMBELER STATION WAGON: AT 1964 AMERICAN 1963 CLASSIC 660 1963 CLASSIC 660 -Automatic 1963 AMBASSADOR Automatic 1962 FORD FAIRLANE 1961 AMERICAN -Deluxe 1961 CHEV. BISCAYNE--6 Cylinder 1959 RAMBLER V-8--A.T. 1958 FORD SEDAN -6 Cylinder 1958 FORD STATION WAGON 1958 FORD V-8 • 1958 METEOR MILLER MOTORS Phone -527-1410 Seaforth Cars May Be Seen Across the Street at Huard's Service Station r;4�, ,#r;WI;w r Lye I ;rte r e.4r r ;r le le le le le r ;rte r ;rr1;l iv"'" ,, . ,,,,, . ,S. n... ,.,. v4). ...... ...... . r,... .. rK We have a COMPLETE SELECTION of CHRISTMAS TREES Bali - Macaulay Ltd. JOHN r A. CARDNO Insurance Agency, Phone 5214490 , : Seaforth ,Office Directly Opposite Seaferth Whitt • Phone 527-0910 SEAFORTH weereenerreiereeareemeeeneerimer LOOK NO FURTHER ! See the Grand Display of . Gift S In the Store and Windows of your Christmas .Store For Every Member of the Family, at • • FOR THE PHOTOGRAPHY ENTHUSIASTS ! • KODAK CAMERAS • MOVIE CAMERAS • MOVIE AND SLIDE PROJECTORS • FILMS and SUPPLIES CHRISTMAS CARDS . • • A COLPRFUL SELECTION Available in Boxes or Single Gift Wrapping Paper Seals and Tags of Every Kind for Attractive Presents. Pipes, Tobacco Pouches, Cigarette Rollers, Shaving Sets, Electric Razors, Shaving Brushes and Bowls, Kodaks, Leather Wallets, Travelling Kits and Lighters. STILL IN OUR STORE TOILET GOODS A few of the well-known brands of toilet goods avail- able at our store: Yardley, Faberge, Evening in Paris, Max Factor, Old Spice, Friendship Garden, Desert Flower and many others - Cosmetic Sets, Quality Soaps, Bath 'Salts; Colognes, Dust- ing Powders, Comb, Brush and Mirror Sets, Gift Stat- tionery: We stock Smiles 'n Chuckles Neilson's and Rowntree Chocolates IN CHRISTMAS WRAPPED BOXES rr;rlw'rrr,,rrr;ar;rrerlY'r l ,' r'4$, r.4 1.- ,�N'rfir, All Makes of ELECTRIC SI -AVERS At Special Prices For Christmas Gifting! GIVE AN ELECTRIC SHAVER The every -day -in -the -year Gift! .r'4 trr,.rw0,- r4rrrvr4rr.Ire.r4rsL r r r,ut"lr ,1rr4i Tobaccos Cigarettes Cigars Playing Cards Keating's Pharmacy Drug Store" J. to Keating, Phm.B. M. E. Hoover, Phm.B. -- Seaforth Dial 527-1990 ••,1 , l , 1, ,r4 1 '1 /'4 r{, 1 4 ,).• 4 4 M:4. 4 1 ;•4 ,1 r1 p1 /-4 ,;4,;r4 .f ;.. 4,1,43 1 d4';1 • r • • • • • • • • • • • •