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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1965-06-10, Page 3• • • • A • - 4 • NOTICE For Co -Op .Insurance Gall 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 PRODUCTS PROTECT THE STOCKMAN'S PROFIT VACCINES, MEDICINALS INSTRUMENTS,APPLIANCES SUPPLIES FOR LIVESTOCK KEATING'S PHARMACY J. E. Keating, Phm.B. M. E. Hoover, Phm.B. Phone 527-1990 — Seaforth Attend Ft was around 1908 the Dis- trict of West Huron WQmen's, Institutes was forthed, and the annual meeting of the district has been an event looked for- ward to each year by the mem- bers of the eleven branches comprising the district, and the one held in _Blyth Memorial Hall, Thursday, May 20, was no exception, Each branch was represent- ed; there were 80in attend- ance. Displays of handcraft and Tweedsmuir -history books •have become a regular feature at the annual meetings. There There were 10 Tweedsmuir his- tories on display—each one dif- ferent, thereby retaining indi- viduality, but each containing valuable history of the com- munity in which it is being completed. - Another interesting collection was a collection of dolls ,of .•ev- ery nation, each dressed in their 'blue coal' Champion • Stove and Furance Oil WILLIS, DUNDAS Office 5270150 — Res. 527.1053 authentic national costume. This collection is the property of Mrs. Jim Horton and Miss Mar- garet Mitchell, of Tiger Dunlop branch._ The morning session was fill- ed with reports by the conven- ers of standing committees of the district. Mrs. S. W,quire, Huron County Hume Economist, re- ported on junior activities, which, was very encouraging. Mrs. Charles Nelson, in re- porting on Citizen and Educa- tion, , explained her method of presenting a report by means of a. poster. Mrs. Ed. Davies reported - on Agriculture and Canadian In- dustries, suggesting a splendid topic for debate, "Is farming a way of life or big. business," - and as a roll call use, "Differ- ent ways wheat comes to our table." In the .report on historical research .and current -.events, Mrs. Bert Alton advised: "Don't go to a meeting with yester- day's newspaper in your hand' and call. it current events. Put some work on it; study it, and analyze it." Mrs. Mary Clairmont, public relations officer, said: "A good thing to consider is: If r had to leave Canada, what country would I go to, and why?" Mrs. J. A. Gettler, area chair - MUFFLER SALE! Save $ $ For Comfort For Safety • Install a quality,. long - lasting GM Muffler. Heavily zinc plated outer shell, 6 rugged baffles, gas. tight sealing; last far longer. .30 -Minute Service., From ■ Installed MUFFLER MUFFLER SPECIAL includes: ONE QUALITY GM ,MUFFLER and.. .••.. 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It has been sorted over the electric eyes and all sized over special screens for more , accurate sowing: W Full Line of C -i -L Fertilizers G. THOMPSON 8 SONS LTD. "The Bean People --`Everything in White Beans" HENSALL 262,2.527 - p than, announced the datp. of the London' Area,'convepti9», to be held in Stratford; Noir-3 and 4, We theme to be "Edaea- tion." . A humorous • skit was 'well presented by Mrs, Bruce Fal- coner, Mrs. Bruce RiClimond and Mrs. Lorne Scrimgeour- :ezl- titled, "How Did That WotxlPn 'Get Tht Office?" These- ;three ladies vt e osedly mem- bers of a c itious nominating committee. ' In her report as FWIO board member, Mrs. Wesley Bradnock of Aulj'urn, stated: There are 1,345 senior branches of Wo- men's - Institutes in Ontario, with. 35,025 members, and 495 members of junior institutes. Our national centennial project could, well be: "Work to make Canada lovelier." • The .meeting was enlivened by sing -songs led in the morn- ing by Mrs. Bruce Richmond, of Blyth, and in the afternoon by Mrs. W. J. Craig, of Au- burn. Mrs. Harold A. Campbell favored with two solos, "How Great • Thou Art" and "I've Done My Work,] accompanied by Miss Pearl Isidley. Mrs. Keith Webster announc- ed the bazaar and anniversary tea, to be held at' Huronviewr June 2. Mrs. S. W. Squire presided for the election of the follow- ing district officers:, past presi- dent; • Mrs. Donald Riehl, 94 Gloucester Terrace, Goderich; president, ,Mrs. Toynbee Lamb, l RR 4, Goderich; first vice-presi- 1 dent, Mrs. Richard Procter, RR 5, Brussels; second vice-presi- deht, Mrs. Andrew Straughan, 126 Park St., Goderich; secre- tary -treasurer, Mrs. Gordon -Tay: lor, Auburn; federation repres- entative, Mrs. Wesley Bradnoek; Auburn; alternate, Mrs. ,Otto Popp, Goderich. Standing •committee conven- ers: Agriculture and Canadian Industries,,. Mrs, Ed. Davies, Au- burn; Citizenship and Edttce tion,• Mrs. Charles Nelson, Clin- ton; Historical Research and Current Events, Mrs. Bert Al- ton, ,Dungannon; ,Public Rela- tions Officer, Mrs. Mary Clair- mont, Goderich; Junior Activi- ties, Mrs, Ken Johnston, RR 2, Bluevale; Huron County Safety Council, Mrs. Don Riehl, Gode-. rich; Curator of Tweedsmuir Histories, Mrs. Tait 'Clark, RR 5, Goderich; district delegate, Mrs. Toynbee Lamb, RR. 4, Goderich. m.' nman I s Guest Speaker The general meeting of Northside UCW. was held in the schoolroom. Mrs. G. Mc- Kenzie, the president, opened the meeting with a poem, "The Cost •of Time." The hymn, "Rock ,of Ages," was sung and Mrs. McKenzie, led in prayer. It was decided to withdraw the strawberry supper this year,, =and envelopes were given nut fpr free-will offering. Mrs. E. H. Close .expressed apprec ia- tidn to Mrs. J. C. -Britton. for her hospitality in allowing members to see work that had been done at 'the manse by the UCW. Mrs. J. Turnbull presided for the devotional part of the meet- ing, Unit Four being in charge. Miss; Christine Turnbull 'favored with a piano selection; Mrs.. M Berger gave a reading, "Mon- day .Volunteers For Angels Un- awares." Mrs. Turnbull read the Scripture lesson. Mrs. N. Bell and Mrs. C. Barrows • rc- ceived,..f a offering, which was dedicated by Mrs. Turnbull. Mrs. C. Lindsay gave a few thoughts on Faith and Prayer and led in prayer. Miss Rena Fennell introduc- ed the speaker, Miss Marjorie Inman, of Dunnville, who had been on an Observer Tour in March and had visited Trini- dad, and she told of conditions of schools,. houses and churches there, and said that the need is great for missionary per- sonnel. Mrs. R. S. McKercher moved a vote of thanks to the speaker and all taking part in the meet- ing. rwMammal 8UIREMEMBE11,I F 1END..• 1 AfOSTOnITS OWNED . ! SYTNEwoo HUARD SERVICE STATION GE'AIRS 5i. – *Zs Ol GODERICH ST. SEAFORTH r rim A, The 61 -piece Training • Com, mand Band. of <the Royal 'Cana- dian Air Force will be, appear. ing at Station Clinton on the evening of Jtine 23rd, at 8:Q0 o'clock in the evening. Flight Lieutenant J. Jioward Woods, CD, LRAM, ARCM, will conduct the band in a 'varied List Legion Winners .The committee in charge of the Legion bingo held another successful event Friday eve- ning. Winners of the specials were:. Mrs. Alex McMichael and Mrs. Lee, both of Clinton; Mrs. Tien- kamp, Clinton, and Mrs. Wal- ter Carpenter, Dublin, shared the third special, while the jackpot was split three yvays: Mrs. Alex Muir, Mrs.. B.'Hrlde- brand, Seaforth, and Tom Burns, Dublin. The door prizes were won by Miss Eleanor Wright, Seaforth, and Hazel Shannahan, Clinton. Winners of regular games were as follows: Mrs. Tien- kamp, Mrs, E. Lee, Clinton, and Mrs. Ron Dale, Seaforth; Mr. Campbell, :Mitchell; and Tom Burns, Dublin; Mrs. Walter Car- penter, Dublin; Mrs. Scott Hab- kirk, Seaforth; Walter' Carpen- ter, Dublin; Mrs. Mel Melan- son\,Seaforth; Mrs, L. Lawson, Clinton; Mrs. T. Burns, Dublin,. and Mrs. Stan Watson, Mitchell; Mrs.. Ron Dale, Seaforth; Mrs. Stan 'Watson, Mitchell; Frank Maloney, Seaforth, and Mrs. C. Ashton, Clinton; Mrs. Denom- me, Clinton; Mrs. Baird, Bruce - field. One game was split four ways, and another' game split five way's, Traffic Data oPP. Reports The highway traffic -statistics for April for. the Counties of 'Huron, Perth, Waterloo, Wel- lington, Grey and Bruce, and known as No. 6 District, with headquarters at • Mount Forest, are as follows, with provincial totals in brackets: Motor vehicle accidents, 218 (2,200); fatal accidents, 6 (57);, persons •killed, 6 (63); persons injured, 99 " (1,049); vehicles checked, 1,815 (54,112); warn - ings( ), arg- es preferred., 643 (11,015);- regi; strations and 'permits, Part Ii; HTA, 45 (692); licences: opera-• tor, chauffeur and temporary . and driving instructor, Part III, HTA, 43 (656); garage and stor- age licences,. Part IV, HTA, 0 (0); defective equipment, Part V, ,HTA, 72 (1,098); weight, load . and size, Part. V, HTA, 9 (223): Rate' of, speed, Part VII, HTA, 232 (5,165); rules of the road, Part VII, HTA, 147 (2,219); carless driving, Sec. 60, 11TA, 57 (435); .fain to .report acci- dent. Sec. 143, HTA, 2 (52); fail to remain at scene, Sep. 143 (a), HTA,' 3 (23); other charges, 'HTA, 7 (93)., Criminal negligence, Sec. 221 (I) (a), C. Code, • 1 (3): danger- ous driving. Sec. 221 (4).C. Code 4 (20): fail to remain at scene, Sec. 221 (2), C. 'Code, 1 (32); drive while intoxicated, Sec. . 222, C. Cele, 1 (44); ability im- paired, Sec. 223, C. Code, 11 (207); ability impaired, Sec. 223 C. Code, 11 (207); drive While prohibited, Sec. 225. C. Code. 8 (90); ° uniform strength, 198 (2,661).. issued 963 21 042 • ch progranl ,of -sy P1t04 c; 1�o�u pt ,and modern musi6, In *961 tile 154114 fn4.{W third tour of NATO ,•a&es 'tu Europe and have performed in many countries as good -will am- bassadors of Canada. In •the course of their • travels they have been featured at the, Minnesota and Iow,.0 State Fairs, at the Calgary Stampede and during September 1962 the Band appeared with great suc- cess at the Seattle World's Fair during Canada Week. - 'Many fine soloists are . fea- tured with the band and in- clude Sergeant Wilf Jones, trumpet; Sergeant Tom Magee, 'vocalist; and Sergeant Bernie Bray, one of the world's . fore- most virtuoso's on the harmoni- ca. The evening at Clinton is planned as an outdoor conceit and will be open to the general public. " Following the concert, at 10 p.m., a gala dance will be held at the Recreation Centre, at which time the Training Com- 'mand Dance Band will take over the Big Band Sounds. Classified ads pay dividends. Insurance WIND TORNADO CYCLONE JO►MES F. KEYS Phone 527-0467 - Seaforth Representing the Western Far'mer's Weather Insurance Mutual Co., Woodstock, Ont. STANNAH for TV Service Sparling at John ' Phone 527-0703. 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