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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1965-02-11, Page 9ti at • M tr w • • M COASTERS * ' -GIFT 'IPEAS . ! .SERVEE`1'TES: THE HURON E= XPOSI'TQ Arai 527-0240 -- Seaforth COAL! -FUEL -OI WILLIAM M. HAR Phone 527-0870 Seaforth ANNOUNCEMENT! Agricultural Chemicals Limited, London, Ontario, manufacturers of AGRICO i& AA QUALITY Fertil- izers, announce the appointment of Mr. Robert Tay- lor, RR No. 3, Ontario, as area representa- tive for the Company. Clinton,, Mr. Taylor is well known in the district and is pre- pared to offer his personal service and 'experience to the farmers of the district. CHARLES WALKOM, Territory Manager. AGRICO . FERTILIZERS Available in bags or bulk at the Brucefield Service Depot. Pick up your needs at the depot at planting time, or take delivery now and obtain the early de- livery discounts! - For further information Brucefield Service Depot: or' A. J. Mustard, Manager• R.R. No. 1, Varna, Ontario 'Phone 482-7435 contact: Area Representative: Robert Taylor, R.R. No. 3, Clinton, Ont. 'Phone 482-9144 TIME FOR. MAPLE LEAF MILK Children love MAPLE LEAF MILK. They adore the good wholesome taste - that makes 4n after-school snack a' real event! For 'Balanced Nutrition, Make Sure It's Maple Leaf ! MAPLE LEAF DAIRY Phone 527-0810 Seaforth • • ,Sundays, Holidays, Everyday - Maple Leaf Dairy Products are available at Vanderhoek'S_ Supertest 0t cIL- IolPli ;,Drab .Repair $ law was given .two readings axed the salaries' by-law • natty pass. ed ,at the February meeting o:( Logan Council,. Petitions for drainage re, pairs to the Kerr, HHagarty Award and Branch and the Joir- 4a�i Drain and Branch wore ac- cepted by council, and Engineer James A. Howes pis to be noti- fied to examine the drain and" report to .• .council. Tenders ar-e- tobe called for crushing and hauling 20,000 yards of. gravel. Road accounts amounting to $4,734.02 and general accounts totalling • $2,455.75 were order- ed paid. The meeting adjourned to tweet again Monday, March 1, at 1 et.m. gREY TOWNSHIP - Motions approved by Grey Township Council at the Febru- ary meeting included: By Kenneth Bray and Lawson Ward: That we pass Bylaw No. 6, 1965, to adjust the road su- perintendent'ssalary to . $1.25 per hour, effective Jan. 1, 1965, subject to the approval of the Department of Highways. By Archie Mann and Ken- neth Bray: That we instruct En- gineer B. M. Ross to advertise for tenders for the Kreuter bridge and to order the steel for same.' By Kenneth Bray and Glenn Huether: That we instruct • the Clerk to advertise for tenders for crushing and hauling- ap- proximately 15,000 yards of gravel, %-inch screen, to be used. ` By Ward and Marin: That we advertise for tenders for warble fly spraying. By „Huether and Ward: That we instruct the Clerk to`•adver- tise for tenders for approxi- mately .1,400. pounds warble fly powder. • By Huether and Mann: That we hold court of ^revision on the Hanna Drain, March 1. By Ward and Huether: That we give the ,Huron County Soil & Crop Improvement Associa- tion a grant of $25.00.' By Bray and Mann: That we pay the membership fee of $10 A woman who'd just finished a first aid course spied a man lying face down in a flooded gutter. She rushed over to him, turned him on his back and began to apply mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. Suddenly the man sat up, pushed the woman away. "I don't know what you got on your mind, lady," he said, "but I'm supposed to be clearing this drain." Classified -ads pay dividends. SEAFORTH UPHOLSTERING Centre Street Tel. 527-0190 FOR ALL KINDS OF UPHOLSTERING - We Arrange Easy Terms - -- NOTICE -- For Co -Op Insurance Call W. ARTHUR WRIGHT Phone 527-1464 - John St. SEAFORTH Complete Coverage For: • Auto and Truck • Farm Liability • • Employern's Liability • • Accident and .Sickness • Fire, Residence, Contents • Fire, Commercial • Life Insurance & Savings •" Huron Co-op Medical Services • Wind Insurance WALLPAPER GRAVSPES' ECIAL Special Regular Value $1.15 Per Single Roll WEAVE-TEX SUITABLE FOR ANY ROOM IN THE HOUSE I A Disttnctiv'e Group . of NEW:Textures S UNWORTHY Here's Real Value READY -PASTED - WASHABLE -- (SUPPLY IS LIMITED. MAKE YOUR SELECTION NOW -- A Small Deposit Will Hold Your Purchase -�- Satisfaction Guaranteed. GRAVES' Wallpaper & Paint Phone $27.0550-Seaforth I ''hoht 51x3-9439., ° AMTel PA g Crifolli F ° LQTI 1 I l ,1',5 _9,+ P}hoiik;627 79, 11 R•R 2 R iye.I'si hone 442'`x` "1 r . al. aM.tiiirCikit ' Nits/V.Y'•.':.•it .41. nwl.itt,t: I J59i': � i�.?x.4:41 e)01 �i',�'Yi'�x.� ;, ' ,e�rerk fl w i' '�'? e�t; {''l rt,, 4,,,i '.i'r,.-bs a the Assoeiationti''of ssess officers. E AecoO,b,.ts approvedincluded Drainage ;;debentures, ,$27145,' Huron County , Soil & prop Imr 1?rovement: Assoeiati lk,, ,grant, F $25; Association Of Assessing Officers, riletxiiierslttp fee, $1O; M. Cardiff, division registry $2; George Wesenberg, prepar. ing assessment analysis, .$1¢ 00; arrears of tax, notices, '$33100; equalization of Union Schools; I; I,istawel. Memorial -Hospice tal, X-ray accounts, $16; Hiem stra Nursing H4ine, January .40 count, $60,25; Queensway.NTu;s,, ing Home, January account, $122.25; Rev. Allan Johnston,, attend inaugural meeting, $5; James A. Howes, engineer's fees, Hamilton Drain, $600; J. C. Conley, bulbs, Ethel Village, $5.93; Allan Dobson, garbage collection, • Ethel Village, $14;; Geo. Rowland, gas, Fire Dept.;. $2; Elwood McTaggart, main- tenance Fire Dept„, roads and bridges, $2,627.19T . ' otal; $3,827.07. MORRIS TOWNSHIP - Morris Township council met Monday with all members pre- sent, when motions included: Shortreed-Mair: That a grant of $50,00 be given to the Sal- vation Army. Smith -Elston: That the mem- bership fee be paid to the As- sociation of Mayors and Reeves. Elston -Mair: That we advise the Department of Highways that we recommend that the speed limit through the Vil- lage Of Belgrave remain at 30 m.p.h. and other speed limits be as recommended- by the Department of Highways. Mair-Shortreed: That a grant of $25.00 be given Huron Coun- ty Soil & Crop Improvement Association. Shortreed-Mair: That William Elston represent Morris council on Wingham District Planning Board. - Smith -Mair: That we adver- tise for applications for warble fly inspector and tenders 'fq warble fly spraying. Mair-Shortreed: That we ad- vertise for tenders to supply, crush and deliver•approximate- ly 18,000 •cubic yards of gravel. Shortreed-Smith: That road accounts as presented by the road superintendent be paid. Mair -Smith: That general a6-' counts as presented be paid Shortreed-Mair: That meet- ing adjourn to meet again Mar. 1, 1965, at 1 p.m. • The following accounts were paid: General Accounts -Tile Drain Loan, $900:00; Blyth Fire Area, fire call, $26.00; Salvation Army, grant,' $50.00; Association of Mayors and Reeves, member- ship, •$10.00; Logan Township, relief charge -back, $17.80; Craw- ford & Hetherington, Brussels, legal fees, $94.45; Helen Mar- tin, registrations, $1.25; Ross Anderson, light replacements, $29.70; Huron County Soil & Crop Improvement Association, • FUNERAL JAMES L. GEMMELL James L. Gemmell, 68, of Tux - ford, Saskatchewan, died Janu- ary 11, 1965, of a heart attack., - Mr. Gemmell, who was born in Stanley 'Township, was the son of the late Thomas and Mary ,Ann Gemmell, of Tuxford. His early ' life, was spent at Brucefield, later moving to Tux - ford in 1908. • Predeceased by four brothers, John, Robert, William and Alex, and one sister, Grace, he is survived by his wife, Elizabeth; brothers , Frank, of Moose Jaw, Edward, of .Tuxford;. sister of Mrs. Garnet (Agnes) Rowan, of Tuxford; Mrs. Nell Wilkinson, of Moose Jaw. Several nieces and nephews survive. Funeral service was held in Moose Jaw at Broadfoot Fun- eral Chapel, with burial in the Resthaven Memorial Gardens. Remember, it takes but a moment to place' an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pocket. To advertise, just Dial Seaforth 527-0240. NEW FARM GASOLINE FROM CO, -OP' BUILT-IN RUST INHIBITOR. protects tanks, lines and pumps from corrosion.. Ono of five premium extras you get with CO.OP Farm Gasoline. CO-OP +Registered Trade Mark SEAFORTH ,FARMERS. CO-OP r 499; ;levy, S300.09;; P iiecrest "Manor, ,$151,00; J M, McDonald, mater. },al for, hall, $352,70, 'oh Sm}ti}i wages at hall,'' Ken White,, work ;.on Miall, $100:70; Maitland 'Recti-llIix for hap, $93.45;. Walker 7lome F urnisb,, leg, ambulance, $21•,00; C. B. Koffman, 50 -ft, tape, $6.25; City ,of Brantford, $33.65; City of Stratford, $20.00; Helen Mar, tin, salary, $100.00. Road A,,ocounts_.. - ., ktLsss1s ''Telephone Co., rent and tolls., $20.56; Mel - Jermyn, backhoe and snow plowing, $936.00; J. C. McNeil, lights and repairing winper, $19.37; Gordon Work- man, stove pipes, $13.54; Glenn ;Snell, snow plowing, $724,50; Pollard's Chain Saw, welding, $4.00; Belgrave Coop, welder, welding rod and broom, $201.41; Wingham Tire Service, cross chains, $57.06; Oldfield Hardware; pipes and corking cement, $6.12; Alex Inkley, fuel oil and tax, '$151.65; Brussels Coal Yard, oil and coal, $34.95; Wilmer Glousher, snow plow- ing, '$752.50; Ross Anderson, fuses, fuse panel and labor, $27.68; William McArter, wag- es, mileage and bookkeeping, $226.11; ,James Casemore, wag- es, $298.75; John Smith, wages, $844.95. EAST WAWANOSH The council met Feb. 2, with all the mettbers present, Reeve - Snell presiding. The minutes of the meeting ' held Jan. 2 were. read and adopted on motion by Pattison-Gow. W. S. Gibson was present to renew five township insurance policies. The following motions were adopted: Coultes-Robinson: That coun- cil join the Huron County Soil & Crop Improvement Associa- tion and give a grant of $25.00. • Gow-Pattison: That the offi- cials sign the application for subsidy on the 1964 road ex- penditure. Robinson -Coulter: That the council recommend to the High- ways Department that the speed limit through Belgrave be left at 30 miles per hour and the resf of No. 4 Highway be 60 miles perhour. Pattison-Gow: That the road. and general accounts as pres- ented be passed and paid. A centennial committee was appointed to gather data for the Township Centennial in 1967 of Walter. Scott, 'Mary Wightman, .James H. Currie, Jack Currie, Ada Taylor, Jas. Walsh (3rd line), Agnes McBur- Gaulle liplbi son: hat tP ship °labor` , paid $1.15. hour IMO `bperatbrr $1. hour: ow Pattison: That councils.' aceept the..1964.* collector's roil., aBdoltanhwms oNtiooyn 2bd eabnonnd4 ntimwaenrsde Culte„s the. bylaws <be read the. third ` time and..passed. -P:attison:Gow -:,-That . eouncil- adjotxTn to meet Mar!'h 2, at 1 o'clock at the Belgrave. Com- munity Centre, The following accounts were passed for payment: Ro;:d Cheques -C. 'W. Hanna, salary $192.95, bills paid, .$7.72; Alan McBurney; wages $150.72, truck $6.00; John Marks,. - wages, $135.35; Herson Irwin, wages, .$8.05;' West. Wawanosh Insur- ance Co.,' shed insurance, $12.50;. Snell Feed & Supply Ltd., salt, $11; Belgrave Co-op, salt,. $14; Ross Anderson, tools, - $3.08; Harry. Williams, fuel arid stove oil, $62.03; Dominion Road 14a- ehinery Co., repairs, $80.95; Philip Dawson, chain and weld- ing, $34,75; Arnold Bruce, loan of welding;' $9.00; George Rad- ford, snow removal, •$1,098.00; Receiver -General of Canada, in- come tax, $21.25.. General Cheques - Huron County' Soil & Crop Improve- ment Association, grant, $25; Morris Township, street lights, Belgrave, $36.60; Ontario Good Roads Association, member- ship,- $15; Blyth Fire Commit- tee; levy, $380.00; Huron Coun- ty, weed. spraying, $204.86; W. S. Gibson, insurance premiums, $204.00; Peter de Grott, refund dog tax, . $4,00; Mrs. Jean' McKay, maintenance patient, Brookhaven, $122.25. BARN CLEANER SILO UNLOADER .• & BUNK FEEDER YOU'LL GET BETTER PER- FORMANCE AND LONGER WEAR 'FROM A BADGER SALES - SERVICE • INSTALLATION JOHN BEANE,: Jr. 110 WANT APS $hxNq 9u R a. T. Pryde & Son ALL TYPES OF CEMETERY MEMORIALS Inquiries are invited. 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Visit your Chevrolet -Envoy dealer and see the British - built, North -American inspired '65 Epic and Envoy soon. • Id background: the new 1965 Envoy Special Sedan. •• Priced from as IoW as x 1804 at SEAFORTH 'Suggested maximum retail de- livered price of an Epic Stand- ard 2 -Door Sedan with heater and defroster. Price quoted in, • cludes delivery and handling charges and•,I;ederal Sales and Excise taxes. Provincial and local taxes and licence are not included. A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE *. i•: .ws.-. A'.. �,v<s?a..�:.:,:.y<:,:,,i6:<sr��.;::.; i+u�, •�': �' , MANUFACTURED FOR GENERAL MOTORS PRODUCTS OF CANADA, LIMITED BY VAUXHALL MOTORS LIMITED, LUTON, ENGLAND. PARTS AND SERVICE FROM COAST TO COAST AUTHORIZED EPIC DEALER IN SEAT; " H , SEAFORTH. MOTORS Pit EP -465C '47'527-1750 --� Be sure to see Bonanza on the CBC -TV network each Sunday. Check your local listings for if is