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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1963-07-18, Page 13RAINY WEATHER FORCES CHANGE IN TAYLOR FAMILY PICNIC PLANS The annual reunion of the Taylor family was held due to weather conditions in Staffa Hall, Sunday, July 14, with ap- proximately 100 present. The afternoon was spent in the re- calling of former days and in reminiscing. At 5:30 everyone sat down to a bountiful supper, During the supper hour the birthday of Russell Taylor, Indianapolis, In- diana, and his nephew, Russell Taylor of Staffa were appropri- ately celebrated with decorated cakes. Pictures of the family, the second generation of Tay- lor boys, and the visitors from a distance, were taken. In a few words, greetings were brought from Manitoba by Dav- id,Johnston of Pilot Mound and Jaines Pollock, Killarney. Guests from a distance were: Mr. and Mrs. Russell ° Taylor, Indianapolis, Indiana; Mr. and Mrs. David Johnston, Pilot Mound, and James Pollock, Kil- larney, , Manitoba. The newly- weds, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Tay- lor, Staffa, were present, as well as the youngest baby, Cheryl Taylor, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Taylor, Varna. Guests were present from Listowel, Walkerton, Walton, Zurich, Brucefield, Clinton, Var- na, Staffa, Indiana and Mani- toba. A tourist in Paris was en- deavottring to use some of his high school French to order his luncheon. " Garsong," he said, "je desire consoome royal, et unpiece of pang et burrie—no hang it—une piece of burr—" "I'm sorry, sir," said the tactful 'waiter, "I don't speak French." "Well," snapped the tourist, "for heaven's sake send some- one who can." SEAFORTH SHOP AND DANCE SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE at SHINEN'S lOto2O%OFF ON ENYIRE. STOCK DURING SALE 0 0 FREE DRAW! Ask for your FREE Draw Ticket on Merchandise Gift Certificate Value $5.Q0 Every customer 'in our store will receive a ticket for the Friday night draw. 0 0 SHINEN'S Ladies' Ready -To -Wear Men's and Boys' Clothing General Dry Goods MAIN STREET SEAFORTH THREE GUESSES, and the first two don't count, where the kids are these hot summer days. They're probably lapping up the sunshine and then cooling off in the Lions Park Pool—a very popular place at this time of year. What could bemore refreshing in the summer than a dip in the pool and a cool ice cream dip. SEES EARLY END OF HOG .CHOLERA PROBLEMS Dr. K. F. Wells, Canada's Veterinary Director General, is optimistic that the hog cholera problem on the North American continent may be solved reasonably soon. "We look forward to its re- duction and ultimate elimina- tion in the United States," he commented. Dr. Wells noted that the U.S. has embarked on a program of eventual eradication of the disease. Live hog cholera vac - THE HILL BUILT BY MANY CIVILIZATIONS At Chohela, on the Mexican plateau, rises an immense pyra- mid. It is all that remains of what tradition says was a great city of 300,000 people, 400 tem- ples and a legion of priests, back in the days when the Spaniards conquered Mexico. Today, the pyramid appears to be simply a high hill. Trees and bushes cover it, and it is crowned by a church. Under its surface lie the remains of succeeding Indian civilizations, Teotihuacan, Toltec, Mixtec and Aztec. SEAFORTH SHOP AND DANCE aseemereesouoteseac 139.00 WITH TRADE 'Make your stay at the cottage more pleasurable with the convenience of these CGE Appliances— Quality Engineered with the Accent on Value!' These wonderful, time -saving appliances now within the reach "of everyone during this special offer. Visit the dealer listed below and savb! This offer good for one week only! 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Zero -Zone freezer for fast freezing and long-term storage; half -bushel swing out vegetable crisper; adjust- able Stor-a-Dor shelves and automa- tic defrost in the fresh food section. Compact Straight -Line design gives more usable space. Smart exterior and interior trim. For only . . . • 298.00 trade FRANK KUNG LTD. Seaforth t Phone 19 cine is now banned in all but five of the 50 states. Canada has followed a policy of eradication for more than 60 years. Possible epidemics are stamped out by slaughter- ing the affected hogs and com- pensating owners. Now Britain has taken a leaf from the Canadian book. A compulsory slaughter pol- icy with compensation was launched last month in England, Wales and Scotland. A similar program was intro- duced in Britain prior to World War I, but was abandoned in 1916 after attempts to salvage some of the infected carcasses undermined its effectiveness. Outbreaks of hog cholera were up sharply in Britain last year with 1,600 outbreaks in England, Wales and Scot- land in the first 10 months of 1962. Previously the number of outbreaks had averaged about 1,000 per year. BLIT S CAN'T TAKE yoU OUT. THE COACH IS TRYING A NEW TRAINING PROGRAM.S THE WHOLE SQUAD PRACTICALLY EATS AND SLEEPS 'TOGETHER. HE SAYS THERE'LL BE A BIG IMPROVEMENT IN THE TEAM. Z KNOW! HE SAYS YOU'RE DOING TERRIFIC OF AT r THE PLATE, 2R. ESPECIALLY IF IT'S STEAK AND POTATOES. SEAFORTH SHOP AND DANCE Golden Dew — Coloured Pound Prints MARGERINE Hellman's Spin Blend SALAD DRESSING Target COHOE SALMON Balle4 TOILET TISSUE York Choice — Save 23c 2 for 4„9¢ 16 -oz. Jar 350 1/2-111. Tin 390 8/89 CHOICE PEAS. • • • 20 -oz. Tin 6/$1.00 Save 26c — Economy Size KLEENEX TISSUES 4./$1.00 Lucky Dollar INSTANT COFFEE • • • • 8 -oz. Jar -$1 00 r Schneider's BACON ENDS Ib. Pkg. 630 Choice BANANAS 2 tbs. 29¢ OTHER SPECIALS TO CHOOSE FROM FROM ! Free Draw on Hamper of Groceries with Every $1.00 Purchase McG�nigle's LUCKYFOOD Phone 166 Seaforth Huron EM Consider Pawn; For County The Emergency Measures Qr ?animation, getting a new start In Huron County with Stuart Forbes, late of London, as co- ordinator, is not exclusively or even primarily concerned with atomic bombs. "That is one thing, of course," Mr. Forbes said, "but .we are interested in the safety of the public in event of a disaster of any kind." The co-ordinator,' who took office only two weeks ago, has studied the situation here, with the aid of available records, and prepared a plan which will be:'submitted to his executive— the county council EMO Com mittee, headed by Reeve Mil- toLn Oesch of Zurich. "With the heads of the var- ious departments who will be chairmen of sub -committees," he said, "we will work out a scheme and tie it into the larg- er organization. When that is done, we will go ahead with our planning and sel if we can- not get volunteers to fill the various posts in relation to these committees." Injury Follows Truck Car Crash At Blyth *TILE i AQ4I.MQNh.+o; $04V0111; 0111;. 4)11Z,,, IA A truck -car collision at the intersection of Highway 4 and the Hullett-Morris boundary, at the southern entrance to Blyth, sent two men to 'hospital Mon- day. A truck driven by Lorne Martin of Elmira and a car driven by a London man col lided, and both men were tak- en to Clinton Hospital. Mr. Mar- tin was later released. The London man, unidentified by police because of illness in the family, is in satisfactory condi- tion • in hospital. The truck, loaded with grain, turned over and spilled its cargo across the highway. 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