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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1962-11-29, Page 21it r r w f`t•' S'4. '� ' `'wti• ,4 ''�. ',.. ':t. K. K . K . r. ..'r ', crroeK fUU of 000DIEsr rcaoCHRISTM AS CAKES t $1.2/�0 fib• Made with vast quantifies of Pineapple, Red and Green ChSr- ries, Peel, Raisins, Pecan Nuts and Almonds, blended with Wine, Flavor, Country Fresh Butter and Eggs.....superbly blended to give the utmost in eating pleasure! SCOTCH SHORTBREAD -- Made with pure Country - Fresh Butter and from our own private formula straight from Scotland. L+® Per Dozen DANISH PASTRY — Rich flaky pastry, with cherries and sugar. Dozen 50¢ FRENCH PASTRY PATTY SHELLS for parties and luncheons made to order. Each 1 Oy. MINCE PIES — With, that tangy home -cooked flavour. Serve piping hot. L ��L EACH 5 yi We have a Complete Line of the Famous MOIRS' CHOCOLATES from 50c to $3.50 Assorted, Creams, Hard Centres, Nuts, Miniatures & Cherries HOME-MADE PEANUT CLUSTERS Dark & Light, lb. 90c Peanut Brittle, lb. 80c ICE CREAM • CIGARS • • CIGARETTES Crich.'s Bakery LUNCHES -- ICE CREAM PARLOR PHONE 34 . 1;4' V. tat �; );rr ter;,. 0,) 4.4 CONSTANCE Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Ken Thompson in the sudden. passing _of Mrs. Thomp sgn's father, Mx. Tom. 13rQQLn"e, last Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. George Camp- bell and Mr. ,Ernest Brigham, of Hanover, visited Sunday with, Mr. and Mrs. Borden Brown and daughters. We are pleased to report that Mr. Wilbur Jewitt, who was a patient in Victoria Hospital, London, was able to return to his" home last Saturday even- ing. "White Gifts" Service will be held this Sunday at Constance United Church. The United Church Women of Constance United Church held their regular meeting last Wednesday afternoon in the basement of the church. Mrs. Donald Buchanan, in the ab- sence of the president, opened the meeting with a few words of praise. Scripture reading by Mrs. Lorne Lawson was from Second Phillipians. Meditation and prayer were given by Mrs. Buchanan. The study book was given by Mrs. Reg Lawson on "Old and New Canadians." A reading was given by Mrs. Mcllwain, "Good Ships To Travel On." Minutes were read by Mrs. Mc- Ilwain and business matters were dealt with. The decision on calendars was dropped. The UCW will pay for study book. and World Friends for the Mes- sengers. Sevenmembers• brought in- their bills, the re- mainder to be in for the De- cember meeting, as well as the slate' of officers. Mrs. Buchanan adjourned the meeting. i )ott v )moi rr ri wi r fir; MAKE IT A • • • KELVINATOR CHRISTMAS! Wrap up your Christmas Shopping . Give your wife a • KELVINATOR RANGE Automatically the Finest! • Roast ready, assures you of perfect roast- ing results every time. • • Automatic Oven Timer and Minute Mind: er, the most simple, easy-to-use automa- tic timer ever 'devised: • Speed -Heat Surface Elements — All are chromalox Mivrotube — the best money can buy! • Easy Cleaning — Drip pans and chrome rings are removable for washing. LOIN PRICED FOR EARLY CHRISTMAS BUYERS • Features fully automatic defrosting of the Fresh Food Compartment. • Twin, "Moisture -Seal" Crispers • Deluxe Interior Shelving, ineluding two slide -out shelves. • Handy Food Shelves with butter and cheese chests and portable egg trays. • Two , Aluminum Quick -Release Ice Cube Trays and Ice Storage Rack. She will love you for this—a . . Kelvinator • Refrigerator Planned for Christmas Shoppers ! GINGERICH SALES L&D ERVICE Phone 585 NINO Seaforth .-,(,•1 • Huron Expositor Christmas Coloring Contest See instructions on Page 13 Age NAME . . ADDRESS Huron Seeks Action On Park in County Huron County Council will petition the Ontario Govern- ment "to investigate the desir- ability of establishing a provin- cial park in Huron County." It adopted a report of the war- den's committee containing this recommendation, which will be forwarded to Hon. Kelso Rob- erts, minister of lands and for- ests, to Hon. Charles S. Mac - Naughton, minister of highways, and to surrounding municipali- ties in • this area. A suggested site is north of Goderich on Highway 21, The., committee, of which Reeve Roy Adair, of Wingham, is chairman, also recommended "that the matter of the war- den's banquet•be discussed and that a study be made, with a report forthcoming early in 1963." The report was discuss- ed in committee of the whole, with the press out, and subse- quently adapted without amend- ment. It was learned that the annual banquet is getting too large for available halls in most centres of the county. With more ex -members, municipal of- ficials and various dignitaries, the county would like to recog- nize, the thing is "snowballing„' as one member expressed it. An austerity plan may be ex- pected. The committee has recom- mended to the county solicitor "that we prefer he does not act on behalf of private individuals or parties at local courts of re- vision, as we feel this might conflict 'with county interests at this time or a later date.” The q unty'solicitor is the firm of Donnelly; Donnelly & Mur- phy, Goderich. As Huron does not have a proper detention home, it is re- commended that • the county authorize the officials to use the detention home in Middlesex at a cost of $2.00 per day while being used, plus necessary trav- elling expense.',' Reeve Walter J. Forbes, of Goderich Township, and Reeve Cliff Dunbar, of Grey, will seek the wardenship of Huron fn 1963. Their declarations came toward the end of a series of .short speeches from all mem- bers at the close of the Novem- ber session. It is desirable," said Mr. Dunbar, "that different Tem - hers compete for the highest office, and I am going to do that in a spirit of friendly com- petition. The result will be just what you make it, and I will go along with it. It de- pends, of course, upon being, returned as reeve of Grey; how- ever, I hope to be back." Reeve Forbes, noting. that the airport committee, of which he is a member, is to be absorbed by the property committee, dropped a remark about "the only alternative is to seek high- er office." "Clarify that," members' de- manded, and Reeve Forbes sig- nified his -candidature. Clarence Hanna, popular reeve of East Wawanosh, an- nounced his retirement and said he "would not be persuaded" to seek re-election. Reeve Harvey Coleman, of Stanley, did not go so far, but said that after eight years in council he told members of township council "if they want- ed to make a move I would not stand in their way." Reeve Scott Fairservice, of Blyth, has had to go to Arizona on account of his daughter's health. County council ordered that a letter be sent him, wish- ing him success in his new en- deavor, and expressing a hope his daughter's health will im- prove. Reeve Alvin Smith, of Turn - berry, noted that no report had been made regarding amplifier service in the council chamber. "This is one day we should have had it," he Said, referring to the many persons invited to speak from beside the warden's chair, some of whom he said could not be heard. Reeve Ralph Jewell, of Col- borne, spoke in favor of a loud speaker system. • The matter was left to the property committee to deter- mine whether or riot arrange- ments should be made' for the January session. Receiving sets for all desks had been consid- ered too expensive. On motion of Reeve Jewell, chairman of the executive com- mittee, the matter of appoint- ing an inspector in accordance with the new Construction Safe- ty Act, was left for the 1963 council. Council adopted Clerk-Treas- turer Berry's finance report, and Reeve Roy Adair, of Wing - ham, chairman of the finance committee, said v"the finances are in good shape, and we will end up with a surplus," ` a TiIE T URQN EXPOSITOR, SEAFQRTa ONT., NOV, .. 2Q, Ille.?•21 Do you know.Mr. L. F. Ford? 'There's a good chance that you do. He lives and works right here. He gets around quite a lot and he knows this town.very well. That's part of his job. He's the manager of your local branch of Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce. And he's a good man to know. For help with financial mat- ters or for sound advice, on anything to do with banking, he's the man :to see. , If you haven't already met him, by all means call in soon. 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