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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1962-12-06, Page 44-471ICE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTH, ONT., DEC. 6, 1962 TO THE ELECTORS OF OF STANLEY: Having been nominated --as Reeve, I solicit the support of the voters of Stanley. I have served seven years on Council and three years as Deputy -Reeve, a total of 10 years, and .I feel I am in a position to render a particular service to the Township. I would appreciate your assistance on elec- tion day, December 10th, to permit me to continue to serve you. Alvin Rau WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS — Phone 141 DOMINION TIRE WINTERIDES SNOW TIRES AIR �3495 These are brand new tires for safe Winter driving — not recaps. Buy now at this Low Price ! 0 ❑ USED CARS 1.1 1955 Ford 1955 Buick THE ABOVE CARS ARE PRICED LOW FOR QUICK CLEARING ! Rien Vander Hoek SUPERTEST SERVICE Seaforth -- Ont. ELECTORS- OF HAY I have had the privilege of serving you as your Reeve for the past seven years, dur- ing which time I have endeavored to serve all parts of the municipality with- out fear or favor, and have worked unceasingly in the interests of the en- tire Township. With my past ex- perience on Coun- cil, C , feel I can be of greater service to the municipality in future projects during the coming year. I humbly solicit your support to re- elect me as Reeve for the coming year. I regret that I will not be able to see you all personally, time will not permit, but you can be assured your inter- ests will be given my best attendance. • VALENTINE BECKER since Vote BECKER - For . Reeve! For Transportation on Election Day, Call Dashwood 60-W A CONSTRUCTION is well under way on Seaforth sewer program. After initial difficul- ties with underground springs and quicksand were overcome, good progress has been made and tile is being Iaid this week along George Street. The picture shows work under way at Coleman and Goderich Streets as a big shovel bit across the No. 8. Highway connecting link. (Expositor photo by Phillips). Return District Reeves, Elect Few, Acclaim Other. t FUNERALS DR. MELVIN GRAHAM Word has recently been re- ceived of the death of Dr. Mel- vin Graham, of Ponoka. Alberta. Born in October 1876, he was a native of Stanley Township, where he received his educa- tion. He taught school for four years, before entering Toronto University. After graduating he went to Alberta, where he prac- tised for over fifty years. He had been in failing health for several months. He is survived by his wife; a daughter, Mrs. Milner, of Col- lin's Bay, Ont.; two sons, Alan, at home and Dr. John, of Swift Current., Sask., and a sister, Mrs. James Broadfoot, of Sea - forth. CHARLES JAMES DOLMAGE Charles James Dolmage died suddenly in Clinton on Tues- day, Nov. 26. He was the son of the late 'Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dolmage. Mr, Dolmage was born in McKillop Township, where he was educated and spent his life. in January, 1908, he was mar - to Agnes Routledge,'' of Tuckersmith. They farmed on Concession 9, McKillop, until 1946, when they retired to Win- throp. He served on McKillop Council for six years. In 1958 Mr. and Mrs. Dol - mage celebrated their golden wedding. For some time Mr. Dolmage had been , in poor health. He was a member of Cavan Church, Winthrop. Hg is survived by his wife and a family of three sons:. Stewart, Russell and Leslie, of McKillop, and one daughter, Muriel, Mrs. Robert E. McLach- lan ,of Tuckersmith. There are one brother, Austin, of Win- throp, and a sister, Edith, Mrs., George Fox, of McKillop. The funeral was from Box funeral home on Friday at' 2 o'clock. Interment was in Mait- landbank cemetery. Pallbearers were Robert Dodds,,�Hiram Blanchard, Irvin Trewartha, William Dodds, Theron Betties and Kenneth Betties,' The flow- erbearers were six grandsons. WIND • TORNADO • CYCLONE Insurance R. F. McKERCHER Phone 849 R 4 - Seaforth Representing the Western Farm ers' Weather Insurance Mutual Co., Woodstock, Ont. Harriston Fertilizers Ltd. announce the opening of A NEW BULK -BAG SERVICE PLANT LOCATED 21/2 MILES NORTH OF MITCHELL 1/z Mile West of No. 23 Highway Bagged goods available Jan. 2, 1963 Bulk goods available April 1, 1963 Plant open Monday A.M. to Saturday P.M.. with exception of holidays • This plant has a storage capacity of up to 2,000 tons, and is located close to you. We feel sure it can fit into your operation to save you time and labour! For further information, contact your local Harriston Fertilizer Dealer or one of the following: Don Hocking Stovel-Hill Co. Ltd. Phone Kirkton '155 R 20 Mitchell 348-8503 Allan Campbell Seaforth 837 R 11 While councils in many Hur- on municipalities were return- ed by acclamation, voters cast ballets in others„ including Zur- ich, where Reeve Milton Oesch was returned. ZURICH Reeve Milton Oesch was re- turned to office when he de- feated LIoyd O'Brien by 62 votes for the post. Five ran for council, and three of the 1962 council were returned to office. Herb Turkheim did not run in this election. For Reeve — Milton Oesch, 192; Lloyd O'Brien, 130. For Council -James Parkins, 274; W. B. Coxon, 248; Leo Meidinger, 216; Kenneth Break- ey, 166; Lerby Thiel, 155. USBORNE, For Council—Roy Westcott, 461; Ward Hern, 395; Kenneth Duncan, 350; Archie Ethering- ton, 331; Delmer Skinner, 319; Walter McBride, 298; Lloyd Reynolds, 218. For School Board—Ken Simp- son, 327; Tom Hern, 308; Ger- ald Prout, 307; Lloyd Knight, 273; Morris Hern, 246; Harold Cudmore, 235. MORRIS •• Reeve Stewart Proctor was returned to' 'office .by acclama- tion Friday, and the four mem- bers of his 1962 council were all returned for another term. Council members are- Walter Shortreed, James Mair, Ross Smith and William J. Elston, BRUSSELS When George McCutcheon, the present reeve and this year's' warclen of Huron County, de- cided not to run for office, Cal- vin Krauter, a 1962 councillor was elected by acclamation. For Council — Wm. Straty- chuck, Jacob Fisher, Orval El- liott and L. R. Machan. W. A. Williamson did not qualify. Lloyd Workman was nomin- ated for the one position on the Public Utility Commission. Ele. ledto the School Board were It. W. Kennedy, Gordon Stephenson, • Howard Bernard. Ivan Campbell did not qualify. HENSALL Norman Jones, the present reeve of Hensall, was returned by acclamation for another term at Hensall's nomination meeting. Elected to council are John Baker, Harold Knight, Fred Broadley and John C. Lavander. The three school trustees re- quired were elected -by accla- mation. They are Howard Scane, Roy Campbell, Oliver Jaques, Walter ' Spencer and Charles Fiford were nominated for the Public Utility Commis- sion, the latter qualifying and elected by acclamation. CLINTON In Clint*,all six 1962 coun- cillors gtia9ified and were re- turned .by acclamation: They are: Allan Elliott, Norman Liv- ermore, George Rumball, Don- ald E. Symons, • Mrs. F. G. Thompson and George Wonch. Two nominees who failed to qualify were Fred Sloman and Robert Homuth. Mayor Wm. Miller, Reeve Morgan Agnew and Deputy Reeve .1. A. Sutter were ac- claimed. BLYTH William Morritt, a former reeve of Blyth, was returned by acclamation. Six qualified for four seats on council for Blyth. Incum- bents Borden, Cook, Gordon El- liott, William Manning and Kelland McVittie became eli- gible Tuesday as well as nom- inees Lewis Wliiteld and Alex Logue. Lorne Scrimgeour and Douglas Whitmore did not qualify. The results: Cook, 237; El- liott, 219; Manning, 204; Mi;- Vittie, 163; Whitfield, 121; Logue, 101. Five ran for •three seats on the public school board. Of eight nominated, Edward Wat• aon, William ,Germain, Don Young„ J'gek,„Stowart and Keith A Webster qualified. Frank El- liott and Jim Howson were nominated to the board, but did not qualify. The results: Stewart, 205; Watson, 181; Young, 127; Ger- main, 121; Webster, 54. clamation, EXETER Mayor Eldrid Simmons and Reeve W. Glen Fisher were both returned to office by ac- clamation. William H. Musser defeated incumbent Claude M. )'arrow for the deputy -reeve's seat of the town of Exeter. For Reeve—William H. Mus- ser, 541; Claude M. Farrow, 449. For Council—John Del - bridge, 830; Fred V Wright, 802; Parents Attend When Brownies Are Enrolled' Parents and 'friends were in- vited to the Brownie enrolment ceremony held in the basement of Hensall United Church on Tuesday, Nov. 27, at 4 p.m. Brown Owl Mrs. Robert Cook, assisted by Tawny Owl Mrs. Jack Drysdale, enrolled the fol- lowing Tweenies into the First Hensall Brownie Pack Carmen Currie, Allison Fiford, Shirley Smale, Julie Heal, Pauline Al- lan, Shelley Bonthron a n d Cathy Fuss. District Commissioner Mrs. Thomas Lavender, assisted by Tawny Owl, made the follow- ing presentations: Golden Bars to Jackie Simmons, Iris Alex- ander, Sandra Munn and Joyce Johnston, Beth Cook received her Golden Hand, Athletes badges were given to Joyce Johnston, Dorothy Kipfer, Lin- da Hay, Mary Mock and Mar- garet' Allan. Skaters' badges were received by Beth Cook, Margaret Allan, Cathy 14IcEwen and Peggy Vanstone. A game, "The Magic Carpet,” was play- ed by the Brownies, under the direction of Sixer Janie Smith. During Pow Wow, everyone enjoyed Mrs. Lavender's timely Christmas story, "The True Tree of Christmas," specially written by her for the enrol- ment. At the close of the pro- gram, Madam Commissioner took the salute. NORTHSIDE UNITED CHURCH Worship, 11 a.m,; Joint Ser- vice with Church School, ob- serving White Gift Sunday. Cavan United Church, Winthrop Worship, 2:30 p.m.; Joint Ser- vice with Church School, ob- serving White Gift Sunday.— Minister, Rev. J. Cliff Britton, B.A. Joseph L. Wooden, 680; Ralph T. Bailey, 678; Ross Taylor, 672; Norman Ferguson, 459; Clar- ence Boyle, 324; Lee Sherman, 234. Postal Notes. December 13th is the dead- line for out -of -4.0 points to which the Post,` Office Depart- ment can guarantee delivery before Christmas. If you have used all your labels for bun- dles of cards and letters, ask for them at the Post Office. There will be receptacles in the lobby of the Post Office clearly marked: "Local Cards", "Out -of -Town Cards" and "First Class Mail". Your Post Office Department appreciate the co- operation we have received in the past, in cards being tied in bundles (face up) and labelled. ALL KINDS of INSURANCE W. E. SOUTHGATE MAIN ST. - SEAFORTII Phone 334 — Ren. 540 Sell that unnecessary piece of furniture through a Huron Ex- positor Classified Ad. Phone 141. HERE'S A CAR -FULL 0 )!W 63's COME IN AND LOOK OVER OUR 1963 MODEL CARS - 1963 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR 880 1963 RAMBLER CLASSIC 4 -DOOR 1963 RAMBLER AMERICAN DELUXE - 220, 4 -DOOR 1963 AUSTIN CAMBRIDGE A-60, Auto- matic .1962 RAMBLER AMERICAN DELUXE 1957 PONTIAC AUTOMATIC We also have one new 1962 on our floor al a greatly reduced price! MILLER MOTORS PHONE 149 — SEAFORTH .w• )1.4- D w w i w r wli ,. w i r i u P. i ;r i r.- ,... ,.,, AS,., go, ;r1, p i ;,4, ;44, 1' p 1 P.E. "4' x+i, ✓j' 1i ?'41'j ="--4'44:4 n '. �— w• •�• ., ..• •,ti - LOOK NO FURTHER ! See the,Grand Display of GIFT SUGGESTIONS in the Store and Windows of your Christmas Store For Every Members of the Family, at f t > All Makes of ELECTRIC SHAVERS • At Special Prices for Christmas Gifting ! Give an Electric Shaver . . . the every -day -in -the -year Gift ! FOR THE PHOTOGRAPHY ENTHUSIASTS I • KODAK CAMERAS • MOVIE CAMERAS • -MOVIE AND SLIDE PROJECTORS • FILMS and • SUPPLIES TOILET GOODS 'A few of the well-known brands of toilet goods avail- able at our store: Yardley, Faberge', Evening in Paris, Max Factor, Revelon, Tussey, Old Spice, Friendship Gar- den, Desert Flower and many others—Cosmetic Sets, Qual- ity Soaps, Bath Salt s, Colognes, Dusting Powders, Comb, Brush and Mirror Sets, Gift Stationery. CHRISTMAS CARDS A COLORFUL SELECTION Available in Boxes or Single GIFT Wrapping Paper Seals and Tags of Every Kind for Attractive Presents. We stock Smiles ' Chuckles Neilson's and Rowntree Chocolates IN CHRISTMAS WRAPPED BOXES mokers'Accessories Pipes, Tobacco Pouches, Cigarette Rollers, Shaving Sets, Electric Razors, Shaving Brushes and Bowls, Kodaks, Leather Wal- lets, Travelling Kits and Lighters. TOBACCOS Cigarettes Cigars Playing Cards KEATING'S PHARMACY "The Rexall Drug Store" Phone 28 --- 3. E. Keating, Phm.B. M. 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