The Huron Expositor, 1967-11-16, Page 3V
•
r
•r
4
•
r
4 M
r
•
•
•
A
r
4
4
coal'
1.14194 -Stove and •
Furnace Oil
WILLIS
,DDNDAS
titffice 3$7-0150 — lass; 527 05.3
ALL TYPES°
• INSURANCE
Donald
- G. Eaton
Office. In MasonicBlock
Main' Street
Phone 527.1610 Seaforth
swsTot saara
MIs. Don ,*teph
R WW1' '; NOlh
Mrs, Don Stephens Of Woods
stock was guest speaker at .the
public relations meeting of Hen -
sail WI Wednesday evening,
&Peaking on pu'biic relations and
showing pictures taken enroute
to the Pacific coast and many
while out there. Her pictures
were outstanding in beauty. She
was introduced by Mrs. Eliza-
beth Riley. There eras an at-
tendance of approximately
President Mrs. V. M. Pyett
Chaired the meeting and ',Mrs.
.Pearl Koehler the program,
Roll call, "A needy public im-
provement". H all suggestions
William: M. Hart
FUEI,. ETC.
Phone 527-0870 Seaforfh
TOWNSHIP . OF HULLETT
NOM1NATION
NOTICE
TAKE NOTICE that a meeting of the
ratepayers of the Township of Hullett will
be held in the Community Hall, Londesboro,
on Friday, November 24, 1967, at the hour of
1:00 o'clock p.m., for the purpose of nomina-
ting fit and proper persons to be -elected as
Reeve, Four Councillors, and. Five Public'
School Trustees, for the Year 1968 and 1969.
Nomination papers must be filedwith •
the Clerk before 2:00 o'clock on the same day
after which a public, meeting will be held to
discuss questions of interest to this Munici-
pality. •
' �If there are more Nominees than are
' required to fill the above mentioned offices,
an Election will be held on Monday, Decem-
)i r 4, 1967.
CLARE VINCENT,
Clerk -Treasurer
Box 293, Londesboro, Ontario
given are worked out we w
be having a very beautiful pia
to. live in. The report of
t
London Area 'Convention he
In the Carousel Motor Hotel, o
November 7 and 8, was give
b r the delegate Mrs. R. M. Pe
A sing -song was directed
Mrs. James McAllister, aeco
paned by Mrs. Greta Lame
Mrs. Beveriy Beaton made th
Presentation and,- address of
W.1 cup and saueer to Miss Na
tie Ellis in recdgnition of h
untiring efforts in compilin
the Centennial History of Hen
sail.
Mrs. Carl Payne reported 8
the sale of these brochures and
they may still :be procured a
make a cherished Christmas re
menilbrance to friends and form
er residents of the village.
A St.' 'John Ambulance train
Ing course is coming up in th
near future and an. invitatio
was announcedr :for members t
attend the 4441 Achievement Day
at Exeter; Saturdays Dee. 9tbr
Mrs. -Harry Caldwell contributi
ed a very humorous reading
"Our English Language."
Mrs. Cavi Payne gave cour-
tesy remarks. Program conven-
ers were Mrs. Pearl Koehler
and Mrs. Elizabeth Riley. Hos-
tesses were Mrs. R. A. Orr and
Mrs. Gladys Coleman.
Legion Auxiliary
Two new members, Mrs.
Laura Stan; and Mrs. Paul Nei
lands were installed as new
members at -• the November
meeting of Hensall Legion
Ladies' Auxiliary Tuesday eve-
ning. President Mrs. Harold
Campbell presided and weleom-
ed the twenty members present.
In other business members in
conjunction with Exeter Auxil-
iary will entertain veterans at
Westmi'nster Hospital, Novem-
ber 15th. A Christmas party for
the children of members will be
held in December. The ladies
will send Christmas boxes to
siek and shut-in members, - and
will exchange gifts at their
Christmas meeting. Martina -
tions were held.
Mystery, prizes went to Mrs.
W. H. Bell, g essing, Mrs. Leo-
nard Noakes. Ringo was played
and lunch served.
Mrs. V. M. Pyette, Mrs.
James McAllister, Mrs. Elizabeth
Riley, Mrs. R. M. Peck, Mrs.
Fred Beer, joined about 45 oth-
er members of District Institutes
fl
Id
n
Pec
bY'�
e
er
g
ttd
e
n
0
An Expositor Classified will
pay you dividends. Have you
tried one? Dial 527-0240.
THE SKATING
SEASONJS HERE -
NOW LS THE TIME TO EXCHANGE YOUR SKATES
Complete Line of Bauer
SKATING OUT tTs
• • • for the whole family
'1 .
•
We've had our first snow and now is
the time to visit us and see a complete
selection of winter footwear for the
WHOLE FAMILY -
READ SHOES &
LUGGAGE s
(House of Better Shoes)
PHONE 527-0690 SEAFORTH, ONT.
BAINTONLIMITED
(EST. 1894) BLYTI
PHONE BLYTH 523-9373 -- On Hwy. 4, Between Clinton and Wingham
•
—FINAL THREE DAYS
TFIE OLD MILL
factory Outlet Scile
OF
'WOOL and LEATHER GOODS
CONTINUES TILL OVEMBER 18th
-= ALL PRICES ARE LOWEit LAST
YEAR --
Here are Nur reasons why you should do your shopping at the Old Mill
•
• We are giving you the opportunity
of buying the finest genuine leather
and wool products at :the lowest pos-
sible factory outlet prices.
• We have the largest stock to choose
from in the history of our Erin..
Shop now while our selection is best.
40 We know there is no other factory • We carry 'a line of ;products wlticli
outlet in Canada such as thls In whish include many items not available at
the publie can sfiop. -any other outlet.
HOURS -.- 9:00 A.M TO 6:00 P.M., WEEK DAYS, INCLUDING WEDNESDAY
SATURDAYS 9:00 A,MM TO 10:00 P.M.
East Wawanosh COuneif met
in the Belgrave Cortmmnity
Centre with the Reeve, Roy Pat-
tison presiding an alt the
members trreaent: '
Motigns • adopted iineluded:
--By McDowell and: Coultes that
Council accept .one Municipal
Drain petition, as•presenfed and
that the Engineers Qanisby and
Mannerow be contacted.
--By Iiallahan and McDowell,
that -By -Law No. 10 Ibbing a
supp1,ementary borrowing by-
law to•borrow up to $30,000.00)
be read a first and second time
'and by Coultes and Walsh that
ByLaw No, 12 be read a third
'time and: finally passed.
lla
By Ila hen
and, McDowell,
that the •Townshippay the
school debenture payment for
East Wawanosh Township.
—By Walsh and Maliahan that
the Township h P puy for a new
fence- on the -line between
George Johnston and the Com
munijy Ball Park, replacing the
fence removed at time of Cen-
tennial. .
on a chartered bus trip to the
London Area Convention Tues-
day, the 7th, held at the Carou-
sel Motor Hotel, London.
Also attending were Mrs. Carl
Payne and Mrs. R. A. Orr who
took part in the Centennial Pag-
eant.
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Under-
wood of Corrie ,were honored
at a reception and dance held
for them at Goriie and present-
ed with an electric floor .polish-
er and a purse of money. Mrs.
Underwood is the former Miss
Jean Henderson of Hensall.
n-ni
The Court of #tevlsielt' nl -t
1.967 Assessrrient Roil was Open-
ed. There were no appeals, but
on the advice of the assessor,
one . assessment was reduced
900 due to a barn fare.
By Waiah and Haliahan that
the Township donate 1l'istory
books of. the Township of East
Wawanosh to the follpwjng lib-
raries and Instilutes: Wingham,
Whitechurch, Belgrave, Blyth
and Auburn. Also. that ten
books each be donated to Wal-
ter Scott and Mrs. Mary Wight -
man.
--By Hallahan and McDowell,
that the clerk notify Mason Rab-
inson, chairman of the Centen-
nial committee, 'to meet with
us on Dec.' 15, to disban the
Centennial committees and: ter-
minate the Centennial.
--By 11ailahan and Coultes that
we accept the agreement made
between George Radford Con-
struction Co. Ltd., and the Town-
ship of East Wawanoah re the
renting of one- Champion grad-
er with snow plow at $11.75
per hour plus $10.00 per day,
to commence' Dec. 15;1967, and
terminate March 30, 1: r:. Also
one truck complete with snow
,plow equipment for $10.00 per.
hour with no provision . for
standing time.
By Hallahan and Walsh that
Winona Thompson be paid $5
Ken McDougall and Roy Patti-
son, $4 each for selecting jurors.
--By Hallahan and McDowell,
.that the Muneipal- Liability, In-
surance Policy be increased. to
$500,000. •
The following cheques were
issued: Road Cheques: C. 'W.
Hanna, salary, $236.80; bills
paid, 2.84; Alan McBurney,
Hensall Councillors to
Get Expense Money
Reeve Minnie Noakes and her
four man council in the village
of Hensall decided at Monday's'
regular meeting to increase the
amounts of money they receive
for their services.
Mrs.. Noakes will receive a
yearly increase of $125 • while
each councillor 'will get $100
more than they did a year ago.
The increase was made in the
form of an expense account.
The Reeve will new get' a sal-
ary of $250 end expense money
in the amount" of $125 while
council memfbers will get a reg-
ular stipend of $200 and ex-
pense remuneration in the
amount -of $100.
The increase in each ,case is
Church Groups
Northside. Unit Three
Unit three of Northside Unit-
ed Church met at the home of
Mrs. Austin Matheson. It was
opened by Abbie Seip with a
poem "Autumn". Mrs. Luella
Christie conducted business and
Mrs. M. Berger and Mrs. A. Bak-
er took the second, part of the
meeting. Charles Williamson
was a guest for the evening and
showedslides on his trip to
Expo. The group presented Mrs.
A. Matheson with a gift prior
to her leaving Seaforth.
Northside UCW
The November meeting of
unit one of Northside UCW met
at the .home 'of Mrs. C. Britton.
Vice-president Mrs. W. Broad -
foot opened the meeting with
a poem, "Golden Hours" 'and
Mrs. • 9'alr'mple read the min-
utes and roll call. Mrs. E. Milts
read the scri rture and Mrs.
Ross Gordon led in. prayer. Mar-
ion Scarlett led on a trip to Nor-
way with her talk and pictures
of last summer. Miss Fennell
gave a report of the UCW reg-
ional meeting. Mrs. W. Roe
read a poem entitled "Slow
me down fiend". Mrs. Turnbull
gave the courtesy remarks 'and
Mrs. W. Broadfoot elosed the
meeting with prayer.
St. James' CWL
The Catholic',Women's Leagu
met in the school auditorium
when Rev. `Father 11. Larag
opened the meeting with the
League prayer. Hymn of praise
was ung. Mrs. Arthur Dever
eaux presided and reports wen
read. by the officers. Parish vis
itors for November will be Mis
A. Downy. and Miss M. Dunn.
A letter frim the Sisters o
Peru was read by Mrs. A
Smale. Mrs. G. Van den Henget
gave an interesting report of
the CWL Deanery meeting a
Goderioh. PIans for bazaar and
tea on Nov. 25th were discussed.
It was deckled to send dona-
tiohs to the Veterans' Christmas
fund, Diocesan Reserve f and
and to remember the sick and
shut -Ins. This is the month for
visiting Seaforth Manor and
those who can are asked to
phone Mrs. Harold Maloney.
Rev. H. Lnragh spoke on hav-
ing faith. The meeting closed
with Apostle's Creed. -
Mrs. X. Kelly introduced the
guest speaker, Mrs, J. McConnell
who spoke o
od. Mrs. E.
The mystery
Miss T. Bane
e
h
e
s
f
t
the Diocesan Syn-
�ilsan thanked cher.
rice was won by
Lunch was serv-
ed try Mrs. M. Cooper, Mrs. P.
Jansen and Mrs, M. Huard.
the amount of money allowed
for expenses as the actual salary
rates remain the same and is
i,n effect for this year. •
In. other years each member
received an additional , $4 for
each special meeting, but this
provision is now cancelled.
Hensall businessman Ed Fink
was given permission to build
an 8 or 10 unit apartment build-
ing..on Oxford Street, west of
the Arena, providing he abides
by the existing building and°
health regulations.
In other business, council:
Issued building permits to
Mrs. Gloria O'Dell for a garage
and George Beer for a shed.
Agreed to give assistance to
Harm Klungel in obtaining ap-
proval from the County Health
Unit for the construction of an
addition to his nursing home.
Instructed Clerk Earl Camp-
bell to, apply to the Ontario De-
partment of Highways for the
provincial subsidy on 1967 road
expenditures."
Happy' Citizens
The Happy. Citizens met in
the Legion .,Hall Wednesday af-
ternoon and enjoyed a game of
euchre. The prize winners were
high, Mrs. Julia Flannigan; lone
hands, Mrs. R. Orr; low, Miss
Anne McNichol; and lucky cup
Mr. 0. Dale.
The next meeting will be in
the Legion Hall, December 13
in the afternoon.
BURNS
CLEANER
NO SMOKE, NO ODOUR
HEATING _OIL
Walden & Broadfoot
Phone 527-1224 —. Seaforfh
For Complete
INSURANCE
on your
HOME, BUSINESS, FARM,
CAR, ACCIDENT, LIABILITY
OR LIFE'
SEE
JOHN A. CARDNO
fns'llrf►nce Agency
Phone 527-0490 : Seaforth
Office Directly Opposite
Seaforth Motors
•
wages= 167,57; truck, 6,',. Wil,
learn l ennedy, wages, 90,26;
posts, 16.90;, B0+binson,
tractor and digger, 20;25; the
County of Huron, calcium chlor-
ide, '15.75; B. M. Ross and Aso-
ciat#s, supervision of mop,
1,146.70; Ontario +.Hydro,
lights,. 9,75; Lloyd, W'a er, back-
eoe, ,274.00; Beigr'ave C •-op, batt-
ry charger,. 15.78; s ,Fawcett
Metal Products, snow fence and
posts, 193.44; Purd'on Motors,
tools, etc., *75; Geo. Radford
.,Con., 605 yds. gravel, 665,50;
Ross Jamieson, 35 yds. gravel,
31.45; Jbhri Biunstead & Pon,
welding, 4.00;, Valley Blades Ihd.
ice blades, 75.10; Harry Wil-
liams, fuel, ete.,' 235.10Ae\ceio-
er,General. - of Canada, 35.81;
unemployment insurance stamps
5.28;,, total, $3,229.90.
General Cheques: Winona
Thompson, salary, 118.; r; select -
ting jurors, 5,010; Alex McBur-
n"ey, salary, 84.37; Ken MclDoug-
ors, 4.00; salary, selecting
jurors, 440; Receiver - General
of Canada, 9.18; welfare,, 100.30;
Wagler, J., repairs Deacon -
Thompson Dr., 24.00;- The Mun-
icipal World, supplies, .72; Wil-
liam Hinton', fox bounty, 4.00;.
The Blyth Standard, print and
supplies, 214.72; Winona Thomp-
son, stamps, 20.00; total;. $1,197:
Remember! It takes but a
moment to place an Ixpositor
Want Ad and be . money in
pocket. To advertise, just Dial
Seaforth 527-0240. -•
INSURANCE
WIND
TORNADO CYCLONE
JAMES F. KEYS
Phone' 527-0467 . - Seaforth
Representing the ' Western
Farmer's Weather- Insurance.
Mutual , Co., Woodstock, Ont.
4.4444444044.4.4444444444
Salon. Colleen .
Now introduces to you
a full line of realistic
Prescription Permanent
Waves ,.
for every typeof hair
For Appointment
l
PHONE .DUBLIN 91
or come in' and see our
display. Open daily till
9 p.m., except Saturday,
8 p.m, till 2 p.m.
Grace McPherson
Manager •
by W. W. Ragsolm
yolur'"°telep lot a manager .
- " Strange how bad weather and long shopping;' Jute'aeent
to turn, up this time of the year: gem Oa' aro' bait -.w117 WOO
- November and already ChristM s shopping liafsaro, grOWin;C
and the unpredictable November we
e er is begineing ' to
settle into winter's chill. Bad weather, ek' of a 1:163, elttor' ,,
or available car presents no problem w en your telephone, le'
bandy. It can help -you make short work of any- aiiopp ig'
list
Many stores aro waiting to take your telephone orders,
If there ; something that you need, in a hurry` or something'
that catches your eye in an advertisement, just pick up ,you••
phone and place your order, If you don't know .the nulobear„
you can find it in either the. white or Yellow rages of yew '
telephone directory. Of course, shopping is just one w#l,l►
that your telephone helps -you. Every day in many ways ;rt . ,
can
save y e so ofu ten doe gsolem a oyet C use o little -
as your tel sol .
Days seem to fly by this time, of year. 1 can hardly -
believe that Christmas is only,a few weeks aWay. Withcards
to write,, gifts to mail to distant relatives and.friends, often
one of the biggest puzzles is deciding on,* gift for The whole
family. I've a couple of Suggestions that might solve' the
problem and make shopping easier. An additional directory
listing would be a thoughtful "stocking filler" foe someone
living with you, perhaps an in-law or a grownup son or
daughter. Helps folks to get their telephone number easily,
and it's a gift that they'll enjoy a0 -year long. An extension
telephone in color is a Christmas morning surprise that will
save time and steps all year long. If these ideas help solve'"
a shopping problem, just give our Service 'Representative a
call at 1-271-3911 (no toll charge). Oh yes, -We'll Christmas-
wrap and deliver the extension terephone of your" choice, •
'and arrange to return to connect it later when most con-
venient.
Just a reminder to anyone planning to, make overseas
calls during the ^busy holiday periods of December 17, Dec-,
ember 24-26, 'as well as .December 31 and January 1. Advance
reservations for such calls will ,be taken starting Wednesday,
November 29 at 9:00 a.m. To reserve a call, just ask your
Long . Distance '.Operator to rr onnect you with the Overseas at,
Operator for the country that you wish to call The Over-
seas Operator can then arrange all the, details of the call
with you. If at all possible, it's a good idea to make the calls
before • or after the two peak calling periods. That way no
reservations are necessary and your call should go through
quickly and -easily.
* *
OFFICE SUPPLIES
THE HURON EXPOSITOR
Dial 527-0240 -- Seaforth
We are ijuyers'-: of
WHITE -BEANS
and CORN
We also are in the market for
OATS and BARLEY
that will make seed
Give us a call before you sell
s.
For highest prices paid contact
W. G. THOMPSON.
itg SONS Limited
phone 262-2527
--- HENSALL