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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1963-04-11, Page 5THANKS . . .. for the support extended me at the polls on Monday, and to all those who worked so hard on my behalf. GORDON McGAVIN NEED RUBBER STAMP'S? Phone 141 : Seaforth TAX RETURNS Due to the North Main Street excavating, I have been obliged to secure temporary office quarters down town, at the former Christie Store, until May 1st. Telephone 515 For Appointment H. G. MEIR Logan Council Logan council will ask the Department of Lands and For- ests to grant the township the right to regulate and license hui tern. The move followed the endorsation of a resolution at the April meeting to bring about added controls. Frank Campbell, of the F. Adair Campbell & Son Insur- ance Agency, was present and all policies were renewed. The auditors' report was presented and accepted, showing a deficit of $2,278.61, leaving an accumu- lated surplus of $23,041.28. There being no appeals on the Higgerson-Ryan Municipal Drain, the court of revision was dispensed with and the bylaw finally passed. The report of the Mulholland Municipal Drain was provisionally adopted and Clerk K. J. Reaney was to prepare a bylaw with the court of revision to be held May 6, at 8 p.m. Tenders are to be called for the same meeting. Road accounts totalling $7,- 722.97 and general accounts amounting to $2,786.09, were ordered paid. The meeting ad- journed–to meet Monday eve- ning at 7:30 p.m- t'• t��i�+i Poo .".• ...�0.4 r +tai tir..� •�4► ." `r'�v4 44 Csgyp. „ere.•��Jii4 a`�i�� Ire's% i 4*4 ,.v i �:44%.J =i�iii�i•'• �'i •��i':!:4�e�0i -? ��o4 I•mes...�. i'%%e`ii ►.�d 4:41 4 t.W°� "a°►4 ‘41. �.•i y��Ao oii��•Q A►♦ d • PS to '04&4*14si • INVESTIGATE THE NEW WORLD OF "Safety 11 torture -tested at speed you'll never need! 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The idea was originat- ed by Mrs. Gertie Taylor, for- merly of Blyth but now a resi- dent of God,erich. Each WI member who desires to be and have a Sunshine Sister, draws a name at the close of each WI fiscal year, who will be her secret sister for that year. At the end of the year she reveals her identity and chooses an- other name, but this is quite optional. During the meeting selec- tions were made for three de- partment short courses: No. 1, "Finishing of Garments"; No, 2, "Desserts"; No. 3, "Health Education or Helps For Home Nursing." The final decision will be made at the district annual meeting. Achievement Day for the girls' 4-H Clubs on the pro- ject, "Being Well Dressed and Well Groomed," was, announc- ed for May 4, at Auburn. Lead- ers of the Blyth club are Mrs. Wellington Good and Mrs. Gor- don Mason. Mrs. Margaret Higgins, con- vener of the nominating com- mittee, presented the following Dublin CWL Has Meeting The monthly meeting of the Dublin Council of the CWL was held in the parish hall, Mrs. -Harold Meagher, president, pre- siding. Miss Dorothy Dillon, secretary, read the minutes and correspondence. Reports were given by the committees in charge. Rev. Remi Durand, spiritual director, thanked the CWL for their co-operation and efforts. The highlight of the evening' was slides -shown by the guest speaker, Rev. E. P. Gatfield, of London, who outlined retreats available. A question and an- swer period followed. A mystery prize was won by Mrs. John Van Geffen. STAFFA Mr. and Mrs, John Temple- man visited Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dun- can, Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Butson and Mrs. Irene Dow were among those attending the 45th anni- versary dinner for Mr. and Mrs, Stan Dow, held Wednesday evening in Zurich at the Dom- inion Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Russell ' Wor- den and Margaret accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Strong and Sharon to Wiarton oh Sun- day, where Sharon participated in a charity concert. Mr. and Mrs. Eldrid McNicol, London, visited on Sunday with Miss Margaret and James Mil- ler. Mr. and Mrs. Donald O'Brien and family, of Flint, Michigan, visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Walter O'Brien. Mrs. Russell Miller is 'a pa- tient in Scott Memorial Hospi- tal, Seaforth. Sharon Agar and Margaret Hoggarth were among the Grade 12 students from Mit- chell High School who visited in Ottawa over the weekend. Little Lassies Meet Hibbert's Little Lassies held their third meeting, "Hidden Treasures," on Saturday after- noon at Mrs, Kerslake's home. The meeting opened with the 4-H Pledge. Secretary-treasur. er's report was given and the roll call was answered by "what kind of milk we use in our home." Business was discussed and the design for the record book covers was decided on. Mrs. Parsons discussed the diffel.ent kinds of cheese and everyone sampled them. The next' meeting is to be an all -day meeting in Staffa Township Hall, with. the girls preparing the noon meal, on Tuesday, April 16.' Carol Anne Dow thanked Mrs. Kerslake for the use of her home, and the meeting was adjourned. slate of officers for 1963.64, which was accepted: Past presi- dent, Mrs. Charlie Johnston; president, Mrs. Luella McGow- an; first vice-president, Miss Josephine Woodcock; second vice-president, Mrs. Dan Halla- han; secretary -treasurer, Mrs. Ben Walsh; district director, Mrs. Wellington Good; branch directors, Mrs. Charlie John- ston, Mrs. Gus Kurnoth, Mrs. John Young; pianists, Miss Pearl Gidley; assistant, Mrs. Dave Hallahan ; Tweedsmuir Village History committee, Mrs. Edith Logan, Mrs, John Mc- Nichol, Mrs. Lorne Scrimgeour, Mrs. Ida Petts, Miss Pearl Gid- ley, idley, Mrs. Kenneth Taylor; visit- ing committee, Mrs. Grace Mc- Callum, Mrs. Edith Logan; press secretary, Mrs. Lorne Scrim- geour; assistant press secre- tary, Mrs. Ben Walsh. Standing committees: Agri- culture and Canadian Indus- tries, Mrs. Wellington Good, Mrs. Gordon Mason; Citizen- ship and Education, Mrs. Keith Webster, Mrs. Irvine Wallace; Historical Research, Mrs. Ed- ith Logan, Mrs. Lorne Scrim- geour; Home Economics and Health, Mrs. John McNichol, Mrs. Kenneth Taylor; Public Relations, Mrs. Margaret Hig- gins, Mrs. Dan Hallahan. Wed 45 Years, Mr., Mrs. S. Dov n Are .Honored Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Dow, RR 1, Cromarty, were honored guests on the occasion of their 45th wedding anniversary at a dinner given them by their family at the Dominion Hotel, Zurich. Mr, and Mrs. Dow were mar. ried April 3, 1918, at Cromarty. Mr. Dow is the son of the late William Dow and Eliza Jane Love. Mrs. Dow is the former Annie Christie, daughter of the late David Christie and Mar- garet Rodger. They have a family of three sons and four daughters, who were all present with their wives and husbands: Elmer, Mervin, Roger and Mrs. Eldon (Gladys) Allen, all of RR 1, Cromarty; Mrs. Lorne (Velma) Doupe, Science Hill; Mrs. Jack (Wilma) Butson and Mrs. Rus- sell (Margaret) Miller, of RR 1, Staffa. There are 22 grandchil- dren. Also as guests were Mr. -Dow's sisters, Mrs. Bert (Florence) Russell; Miss Bessie Dow and sister-in-law, Mrs. Roy Dow, of Mitchell. Mrs. Hugh (Ellen) Dalrymple is also a sister, but was unable to be present; Mrs. Dow's ' sister, Mrs. CIifford (Irene) Dow, Staffa; Norman Christie, of Mitchell, and An- drew and Mrs. Christie, RR 1,. Mitchell. A gathering was held in the evening at their home. Mr. and Mrs. Dow still live on the farm they purchased three miles east of Cromarty 45 years ago. They now reside with their youngest, son, Roger, who bought the farm in 1962.. The grandchildren presented their grandmother with an orchid corsage, and grandpa with a buttonniere. They were also the recipients of many lovely cards and gifts to mark the occasion. ST. COLUMBAN Mr. and Mrs. Angus Ken- nedy in St. Augustine with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kennahan. Dan O'Connor on a trip to Wetaskiwin, Alta., to visit Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cronin. Misses Linda Staples, Patsy McGrath, Karen Kale, Joanne Cronin and Agnes Poland spent the weekend in Chatham at "The Pines." Kenny and Darryl McDaid. Listowel, with their grandpar- ents, Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Lane. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Doyle and children, London, with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maloney. Rev. John McIver, S.F.M., Notre Dame University, Indiana, Miss Marion Mclver, Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs. Tom McIver, Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs. William McIver. Peter Maloney, Jr., is home from Victoria Hospital, London. Sheila Malone, Kitchener, and Jack Malone, Guelph, with Mr. and Mrs. J. L, Malone. Miss Jean Maloney, Kitchen- er, and Leonard Maloney, Lon- don, with Mrs. Nora Maloney. TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT Tenders for Tractor and Mower Sealed tenders will be received until 6 p.m. Saturday, May 4, 1963, by the undersigned, for gasoline tractor and side -mounted mower, TO TRADE: John Deere Tractor and mower. Specifications and tender forms may be obtained from the undersigned. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. LEST CALDWELL, Road Superintendent, R.R. 1, Londesboro, Ont. Edgar RathweIl Heads Union Edgar Rathwell was 'elected president of Huron, County Farmers' Union on Thursday night. Ile succeeds Ray Hanna, Provincial President Mea Teb- butt was present and gave a brief address. Ile told the members if sound agricultural policy in Canada is to be built, it must be done by the farmers themselves. In urging support of the QFU, he reminded the farmers ,that when it comes to getting farm policy across, they can't hope to do as individuals what they can through a strong organization. "The dilemma of farm organization is • the time it takes to get an idea accepted by the government," he said. He concluded by saying it often takes years for a farm organization to agree on an idea, but we expect the gov- ernment to accept it overnight. WINTHROP The Messengers met on Sat- urday. The president, Leona Glanville, gave the theme, "Jesus Christ is Risen Today." A hymn was followed by the scripture, Luke 24:1-9, and Mar- jorie Glanville led in prayer. Roll call was answered by 28 members. The next meeting will be April 27. The items for the check-po were brought in. Mrs. Percy Dalton told the story on Sun Hu. An instru- mental was given by Barbara McClure, and an Easter read- ing was given by Ricky Mc- Clure. Mrs. Dodds took charge of the study period. An Easter egg hunt was enjoyed by all at the conclusion. ,F+,u+! O:N MIt S.P'AFOliaF t.QMitp r. An Announcement of iinportanco To MI' Users of FUEL O1L! Seaforth Farmers Co -Op is presently making plans to give the best of service to its fuel oil customers. The Co,Op will continue to be competitive in the new flurry of offers on oil burner service. Information on our new service pro- gram 1111 be forthcoming in due course, and we trust you will continue to enjoy the good fuel oil service from your Co -Op. SEEDING IS ALMOST UPON US! Order your Seeds and Fertilizer now! ANOTHER CO-OP SERVICE — We have available for our customers' use a Fertilizer Spreader. Just contact the Mill. -..SEAFORTH FARMERS PHONE 9 — .SEAFORTII WEDDING INVITATIONS COASTERS • GIFT IDEAS • SERVIETTES Phone 141 — Seaforth MEAT FOR EASTER Fresh Pork Picnics 37,c lb. Fresh Hams 49e lb. Hain Slices Centre Cuts 79c lb. Maple Leaf Fully Cook- ed Skinless Short Shank Smoked Hams 49c lb. Swifts' Eversweet BACON 69c lb. Sweet Pickled Rolls, Smoked Cottage Rolls, Smoked Picnics — for Holiday Feasting! BUNNY BUYS 31¢ Rose Sweet Mixed PICKLES Save 4c -- 16 -oz. Libby's Fancy Quality Cream Corn 3/49t Save 10c — 15 -oz. Tins - Red Rose — 60's TEA BAGS ... 790 Save 6c Stokely's Fancy Tomato Juice .. 290 48 -oz. Tins Crisp, Crunchy CELERY No. 1 Jumbo Stalks 21¢ FOOD STORES Blue Bonnet, Yellow Quick MARGARINE 310 Save 2c Ib. Stokely's Fancy Honey Pod 4/690 15 -oz. Tins Vine Ripe No. 1 TOMATOES, lb. 250 Large Slicers Controlled Atmosphere SPY APPLES 79¢ Fancy 6 -Qt. Basket PEAS. Fresh from Arizona — Large Bunches GREEN ONIONS 3/25 ED & WHITE FOODLAND PJ4ONE 285 We Deliver CASH ON DELIVERY New gj General Motors M DON'r eREqTFIE: UPAusr FUMES FFLERS Take Advantage of this NEW, LOW COST PRICE for GM MUFFLERS Heavy Zinc - Plated Shell! Six Rugged Baffles Gas Tight Sealing. Last Far Longer Only 57.25 Seaforth Motors 'QUALITY. Guardian aintenance SERVICE Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Chevrolet Trucks Phone 541 - Seaforth