The Huron Expositor, 1964-05-07, Page 510 I.
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• "'MISS CIIIRISTENA BRISTPW
Path elinin one of tlfe"dis-
triet's oldest residents in the
Menet of Miss christena Bris-
tow, *be died in Scott Memor-
ial Hospital on Monday. She
was in her -96th year.
Miss Bristow was born in
Guelph, but Jived most of her
life in Egmondville, wnere she
was well known. Shporas a.
megnber. . of Northside -Cavan
United Church and a life mem-
ber o the UCW of that church.
Surviving is a sister, Mrs.
Sam• (Lillian May) Bohner, of
• Bayfield. The funeral took
place on Wednesday from the
G. A. Whitney funeral home
at 2 :p.m., with interment in
IVIaitlandbank cemetery.
Pallbearers were J. Durst, H.
Rohner, Leslie Bristow, Jack
Frost, Cleave Coombs and Les-
ter Hayne
WILLIAM DROVER
William Drover, 88, of Sea -
forth, died Sunda' at Scott
Memorial Hospital. He was
born in Hibbert Township and
had farmed there until 1919,
when he moved to McKillop
• Township. He retired to. Sea -
forth in 1948.
Surviving are his wife, the
former Pearl Rivers; three
• daughters, Mrs. C. V. (Margar-
et) Ellis, Bedford, N.S.; Miss
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ton; one son, John, of ''torn
dale; two siSterai • Mrs. Alex
(Maude) McDougall, and Miss
Isobel, both pf Remelt and one
brother, Thomas, of Cromarty.
The funeral service was con-
ducted at the litox funeral home,
Seaforth, Tuesday at
with Rey. D. O. Fry of First
Presbyterian Church officiating.
Burial was in McTaggart's cem-
etery, Usborne Township.
-Pallbearers were Con Eckert,
Francis Coleman, Gordon El-
liott, Graham Kerr, Nelson, C.
Cardno and Orville Dale. The
flowerliearers were Norman
Reihl and Thomas Govenlock.
SEAFORTH WI TO MEET
The May meeting of the Sea -
forth Women's Institute will be
held at the home of Mrs. Earl
Papple, with Mrs. James Doig
as co -hostess, on Tuesday eve-
ning, at 8:30. Roll call willbe,
"Do we need a new flag in
Canada, and why or why hot?"
A 'demonstration will be given
by Mrs. John E. McLean.
Lunch will consist of fruit
bread and cheese with Mrs.
Harold Hugill, Mrs, L. Strong
and Mrs. F. Hunt in charge.
Any wishing to become mem-
bers will be made welcome.
SERPENTS EVERYWHERE
Nearly three thousand species
of snakes are known and that
they probably are descended
from lizard -like ancestors who
lived roughly one hundred mil-
lion years ago. All snakes lack
-moveable eyelids.
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Sell that unnecessary piece of
furniture through a Huron Ex-
positor Classified Ad. Phone 141.
pprpves
The Maitland Valley Conser-
vation . Authority set its 1964
budget at $45,290 and came
within $385 of holding the same
total as last year. Half the
amount yvin be raised among
the 29 inerribermunicipalities
in the Maitland watershed and
an equal amount will be re-
ceived through Provincial Gov-
ernment grants. • •
This- teems that the munici-
palities will have to contribute
$22,645 or $192 more than they
did in 1963.
'Changes, ' however, are evi-
dent in the assessments to
municipalities. This resulted
from the equalization program
in Perth County which upped
property assessments in all
municipalities. A number of
municipalities in Huron County
consequently will be paying
less than they did a year ago,
despite the slight increase in
the budget,
Announcement of the switch
in balance however brought im-
mediate repercussions. Wallace
Township council tabled a pro-
test and Listowel representa-
tive, 0. M. Nickel, followed with.
a resolution calling for all
counties within an authority to
use the same assessment man-
ual.
Reeve Albert Carso p refer-
red to the -protest, tabled by
Councillor Weldon Schade , and
Harold Good, and said .it won
unanimous support from his
council. In effect, the protest
claimed there is an injustice
in the Authority's system of
levying for municipalities on
the assessment basis, Centenct-
ing that the County of Huron
uses .a different manual for
assessment purposes than the
County of Perth,
"Municipalities in Perth po,
on a higner basis than neigh-
boring menicipalities in Mir -
an," explained Reeve Carson,
"We feet an equalization of
assessments should be made."
Authority chairman Robert
Wenger advised that the execu-
tive agrees in principle with
the Wallace protest but explain-
ed that dealing with assess-
ments is ()inside an authority's
jurisdiction. "We can only
take the figures provided
for us by the municipal clerks
or by the Municipal Directory."
Listowel representative on
the Maitland, 0.. M. Nickel, a
former mayor, couritefed with
a resolution calling for all coun-
ties within an authority to
adopt the same manual for as-
sessing purposes so that con-
servation levies for 'member
municipalities may be equal."
His resolution was seconded
by Harold Cosens, Wallace
Township, representative and
immediate past Authority chair-
man. Given unanimous support
from the executive, the resolu-
tion will be directed to the
biennial conference of the As-
sociation of Conservation Auth-
orities of Ontario.
Copies are also to be direct-
ed to the county councils. of
Welliegton, Huron and Perth,
which comprise- the Maitland
Authority, • and also to , area
members of the Provincial Par -
liament.
Listowel is the only munict:
pality on the Authority to no,.
'Lice any noticeable increase in
the levy. The town, which re-
ceived a hefty jump in Perth's
equalization program to become
that county's highest assessed
municipality, will pay $2,527.60
con to $2,009.92 in 1963,
for an increase of $517.6$. -
The Authority budget was
adopted on motion of Mr. Cos -
ens and Alvin Smith of Turn -
berry Township. ,' The $45,290
represents a saving of over
$8,000 from the preliminary
budget, of a month ago.
The only capital eependiture
provided for was $8,000 for
pnrchase, of the 229 -acre Falls
Reserve tract near Goderich,.
and •another $2,000 for planning
of the site. Administration
calls for $27,875; conservation
services, including farm pond
subsidies, $6,550, and mainten-
ance $100. ,
BRODHAGEN
Mrs. Henry Leonhardt is con-
fined to Stratford' Hospital.
A number from here attend-
ed the funeral of Mrs. Norman
Byers (Minnie Brodhagen) at
Seaforth on Wednesday.
A basket of flowers was in
the chancel of St. Peter's Luth-
eran Church from the funeral
of Ross Gropp, Milverton.. -
Every week more people
cover what mighty jobs
accomplished' by low cost
positor Want Ads.
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Hervey Woods Shirts and Shorts t1.00-$1.25
Penman's Shirts and Shorts • - 05c
Penman's 'T' Shirts Vice
Harvey Woods White or Black
. 'T'$hirts with, special seamless
neckband, never pulls aut of
shape $1.50
Harvey Woods Socks - $1.50
McGregor Happy Foot Socks ' $1.00
• WORK CLOTHING
Smocks $4.50 and $5.95
Coveralls • $7.95 Overalls .$5.95 $6.25
Denim Jeans and Pants $3.95 to $5.95
$5.50
Walker Work Pants
Matching Sets, Green
Pants $4.95
Heavy Weight Pants
Green Short Sleeve Shirts
Light Work Shirts
Chambrays
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Fancy 1" Shirts •$2.95 - $3.,5
Arrow White Dress Shirts $449S
Arrow Long, Sleeve Sport Shirts,' .„0;
Ties •$1,000-4145
Belts $1.00 $2.00 Braces...4. SJ400'
Merils Dress Jeans
Merri-Dress Pants $8.95 to 5144.5
BOYS' WEAR
Boys' Jeans • $2.95 Ili' $4.75
Boys Short Sleeve 'T' Shirts 89c - $2.95
Boys' Shorts and Shirts 59t,-'7*
BoYs' Socks 79c- 89c '
Boys' Ties 75c
Boys' Dress Belts • 19c
Boys' Elastic Belts •69c
Boys' Cowboy Belts $1.00
WINNERS of our Free Opening Draw were: GENE KRUSE, STUART DE
VRIES and WAYNE HUGILL. Each received an attractive Sports
Shirt.
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