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iU NER'5.' CHURCH CONGREGATION
REVIEWS•- SUCCESSFUL YEAR,
T'urner's'Church •hld its anntia1
congregational :me'eting }n the
-church ha11'on Friday evening with
a . fair. attefid4nce,' Rep. i ills op
eiied• the meeting With several
'hyrhr1s • and- praydr.; ,
'Ernbe Crich acted as epngrega
tional secretary.' The Minutes ,of
the last' annual meeting were read,
,The 'reports' had .been ,printed pre-,
vionsly and; were •approved';; . •
The two .: retiring ; elders,:: Frank'
'Falconer.and llOWard Jahnswere,
xeturned to ,office' :.also the •stew
ar11s:, ' Geprge, 1"1lriaeri Elmer
T'oWnsend sand -Walter Pepper
:, T ok
e
s weal ii
h,bo'so as
ubstantial;
balance, A vote of thanks`was ten
deed oto, Rev. ,Ari11$: Liv ;Evian Whit.:
Meeting n'
$
asurn`d
: was' e ,over to-
nsai-stant'.,Stinday:.School,; su erin
tendent,.. 'Frak , a1co er,'t0 Pelee
.
the :teachers and;officers ,for 198.x:
- •Hiward , Johns •;waa „elected: -5u er-.
P
inthndent anal George Turner, see,
retary, Junior' congregation] teeeh
er is Mrs. ~Dorothy :Layton; while
ether, , teachers • are;, Mrs „ ;,Elmer:.
Townsend ',Miss He1en'...Turner,;
1Vlrs; :Bert •.:Garrett'. and .Stanley
J.ohus,
The meeting adjourned and the
reinain.der;of the evening took the
'FARSER, r .
.S. UNION
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�I N.
ti
CM?' Agent `Uere::. -;:
Mo$ tO Markhaill
• form of a socaial hour.'Mrs, 'ismer . Canadian National,Railways ag.
and'• Ross Crich played the .month ent here for the past. ;two- years,
orgiiti;"and Rev, M?lls eonditeted Fried„rarshall� Lias beezr mored
:;to
an, 'ive,got a secret contest '`The Markl�an ,y where' he �v ll be agent.
ladies _served "luricla. ` Witk Mrs; Marshall arrd'familyi' he
- Ieft nn Mendayr
SUeceedmg hlm,here Will be�Vat
Logan Ca IS' For ter ,Bryce, who :coes, from St
Catharines, mw :. ,
Rand Tenders aMrsR :iN[arshall Honored ,
Roadaccounts, ,^amounting to
$1,410 64, and; .general. accounts fr
amounting to` $626 97;. were .ordered
paid as:Logan;colmcilheld its mega
lar zeeting.::.All �nembers� ,'were
present, and,:Reeve Wilfred Kraus-
keti ;presided ,
Menibershi Y:'was gene' e u
P
the , On ars
t o Rtrxal "'Ndunicigalitzes-
•and'Good ,Roads Assbeiations;;with
any. m:e nber'Of council being;auth-
;ori�ed 'te,:attend th&. one ..of.,.their: '',s
`ch '
With', pen
otee,,. , th ;exp ses paid, -;._ . '}
Tenders axe to be ;called -d r ,the
b
crushing 'and •ha tng. 'of 15 000` J
:yards of `gravel and the construe
tion of:, two -.conerete 'culverts; at
lot:'26, eon..14-1,5,, and let 32, con_ t
`12 13 for the .• Marchineetin
'fir l. Hoegy',was again.awarded the
contract dor• ',warble "fly spraying,
at '03c;;per, ;;Per''.' heed, pper. `spray. ; The
1958 , salaries bylaw,` Was., -given
three . "readings, and f'ifally, passed.
The meeting: adjourned to meet n
again .Monday, March 3, at 1:.:p,ne
•
t
S ane -�`Co .
U11CIf,
Mrs Fred Marshall 'was guest�of
honor Thursday' evening H.. -When.
fends -and neighbgrs inet ,•prior
td 'her': departure ;from: Seaforth
The, gathering took the form of at
ur
s P e "party;- ]field at�atiie :home
r
E�
Of � : �;, 1tos,. Bosharx. Bingo was
played, the winners -receiving •very
useful prizes,. The following ;'.ad .
dress,;waa: read;-; `'
Dear' .Edtt is It:was .With ur
h
prise: and regret, that we' learned• a`
hort time ago. that you ,were,.leav-
ng cur'midst:, Your stay has,:not
eek.a... -long :one; but we': have en
oyed having.you -in Seaforth, even
for a' short time.'
"We have"gathered here. tonight`
o`:let -you ,know that, we sorry
our. time in Seaforth:. is. almost
ver, -but ;we wish. 'you 'good�luek
lid.happi -less in : your new'ii6nie
We know. that With. your, winning
mile;. friendly "personality and
quick yen:_ nli-soon Make many
ew'friends. We' would like.:you
to accept this gift which we hope
ill be useful,. "to; helpyou to -.;re
member . us "
Mrs. Marshall presented
vaith -a heavy ----duty -:allrniinum
gamer, ...She, ,thanked the ladies
for their kindness' after which a"
elicious;;lunch ,was.. served.
Approves Grants st
ueda Feb. th
�'°� d
Stanley Township =council grant
8,30p_m ed -$25 to the -Huron -Soil- and, Crop'
111P men ssocia ion . : its
-- annual .-`Seers-T+'afir,-,scheduled�or • �- -
Lad Marcli`7 and8„in Clinton. .
EVERYONE
especially invited Six tenders for sale 'of a -one-ton
1 ERYOIVE •,WET.CO1Vt _ truck were received :by council
Bring your Nerghour with. ou:
y Monday;;, and filed until the next
, xe2ulaT• meeting -
.Seaforth I t • A t fort
't'AL,TE f MILLER, ,Tara, Speaker
.LOCK
R
The .-Burns =- Londesboro , Young
People's ,Union held "'their -regular
meeting . on Sunday. with .32 mein
berg . present: Mrs H, , Lear "=arid
Marguerite, Lyon led" the sing -song.
r -- This was followed .by the worship
service in. charge:;of the;i Steward=
ship and ,Training ;Commission' un-
der the direction.of Arlyrie Powell.
The scripture lesson was ;Psalm 28
and was read by Karry
The offering ,-Was- , taken up - by
Carmen Riley and Paul `McCool.
The topic Wes .:given . by Faye
Gaunt Glenda McDougall led in
+I , ;Jid prayer
0 im artoin '" iillU ' Garnet Wright. and Marguerite
j� ® p r Lyon.,direeted the 'business: It was
decided to hold_a tobogganing par-
ty on Thursday night Feb 6; on
Welibank's':hill A,Valentine party
will be -held ort Friday, 'February
14, at the',.church,:: to which Con-
stance Wesley Willis of Clinton and=
Ontario -Street of 'Clinton 'ate invit'
R'
murcna Super
r'URINA
Su+c pA,�
®Nog dNtiotidlailig1011 1114°a
lc k "Starten�
s the Finest; Start You Can Buy !'
It's .23% Protein,' •Checkerettes (crumbled),
takes only 2 lbs. per bird for l$glt'breeds —'3 lbs, •
for heavies.
Purina':Chows- Sanitation Supplies
_Poultry -and Hog Equipment
R.R. 3, SEAF RTH
PRONE 64, . r`�21
See the Difference ..Purina Makes
Lunch' was served and the meet-
ink•, :closed :with "Taps
ISMS Meets - .
The Wlt�i meeting of, Burns'
Church was held in, the `: church
Wednesday.- The 'Meeting ;Was' op
enc, d by. Mrs. George Carter, lead-;
er of Group` 2, with the singing of
a hymn, :followed''.by prayer A•
New Years message was read by
Mrs. Carter, asking ..that '"More
love, be-sliown for'Ged and more`
- houghty for' others,"
The scripture- was read`'by Mrs
Hoggart Explan'ation of the scrip;,
:tune:was given by; Mrs J: iiowatt,
followed:by-a disr,ssion period led
by1--Mrs..Tebbutt:: TYfr-:'Jamieson'
fed, -an :prayer; • ' '
The second- chapter of the study
books on Japan was; given by Miss
Gladys Leiper
Mrs. Iiarvey Taylor , displayed
gifts "received from a friend in Ja
pan; which proved very interesting
The,:: roll call was answered by 23
ladies, with . the payment, of fees.
The.- president, , Nis, Wesley Bo,
conducted they busing periodof
ter -.which- the WA-ni eting was.
held.
(it's Not Teol.:La"te ,-='„ Buy It in '58 February IS the Date)'.
ain 'frit' • viitk puaLIc:.SERvICEINTRoDIKTic)
See'litisS and
•
Balloons for' the Mil-
, riven with „parents.,
•
' Tell er what brobght you to the Store. •
Tell her Why' 'You_liketo, do business, here._
'-fate" Gingerich's Employees?
How_dp. you rate' Service?
_Each Appliance Sale
(biting, February _.
iGallon of Paint
ave
REVC° , „ !;97;91:8#54',:
ISTINOlibuSr.., APPLIANCES, Usedr-Artit
:Burners- :Pumps (Used) kted.,
Drive aria.Save
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( G.
, AI WII�LIS
7.
triter.. D '
mne'
z' I.ea ' e
Tuesday's,"' game '; -has ` all
elinehed Team 6's position,-faa
dog,P, ,On: Tuesday .they defea
Team,1-31-i2, this being.the>#out
conseeutive;'win and; putting th
to first 'place
A;third< ace -ti '
p� e,was broken
the {Wednesday game•# . when' Te
defeated.'Team; ; 5; 37 29
game was seen le `lean in:ore
wards .rugby -thane it did °bas.
ball ,' but - neither ,team • had a
grievances -as .to the roughness of
.FERTILIZER'
(Continued ..frorii• Page 1).
The ' drama .festival is schedul
to be held in Se;aforth Drstr
Hr h'Seh
g ooT:' on Tuesday evens,
Feb fill Clubs participating�in Se
forth; wall be'. Seaforth, Clinton a
Exeter The Seaforth 'play --
"Cleaned and Pressed;r' 'With La
ry Wheatley,,' Sandra Doig; Ma
jorre „Sinith�and Mr. and;Mrs.
Campbell taking pari Mrs. `Rob
Doig -.i, the leader:...
1Vliss Shirley Bosman :and- 1VI
Merton Keyes were.;appointed del
gatesatd attended the Jun}or='Fa
ers•.Conference at the'OAG, G yelp
in 1tlareh. The leadership `ti�aini
school for Junior Farmers pis' being
field in F'orraMa ,on Saturday; Fe
15,, and itis hoped a carload fro
Seaforth will attend
Mrs: Kenneth Ritchie, Eg`non
ville7 ' and Mrs, ° Douglas., En
spent a few : days . in Kitchener an
attended the 'capping;;service:'at th
nurses' residence of Kitchener
Waterloo Hospital ,on Saturday
ternoon Miss Ruth.: Anne 'Enn
was -one of:tlie thirty-nine• stirden
nurses; who' -'received' caps,- Burin
the ce-remnony .
The .sympathy'f the coinninnit
=is-extended-to-Mr.-Sairiuel PattE
son, Blyth,.; in. the -passing of hi
wife, ,',Mrs. `Lavina�t'atterson, i
Chalon ifubihe;. Hosp ta_l early Mo
day inormng Mr and Mrs.,: Pat
terson°� were residents of this dig
tract liefo a moving to 'Blyth se'
eraTago
s
e game.
"
. th m.
Both
-. g . B teatiiis -were , bag.
:.and
;,
burly . and,coilld take.t;��'as'
I well as, hand' it.out:.;
but ;Holding down second lace Is
top 'Team'`:2' and Te p
Team 3..both with 8
ted .,points: out of .a possible ''8:.: The
tlr. third place " tposition belongs to
ern °Team: 5,"w,ith.r :4 .poi is oiit. of a
ssib1e 10 u is •
;, Team 4 ;: in, <fourth'
in`,place, with 2 points- out of 8, Trail'-
arn�o-ing. with five ° straight losses', is
i Tteam 1
to;' . rt v. standings ` axe :':led' by:
ket H, James With 90, -points; H. V'er
nY. hoeve takes second place" With a;
total- of 43 points; . Third. placd' iii;
tied with' B. Reith and:C, Kerr,
each accounting,�for 42"points.-Ken
=-Coulson: is fourth with 30 points:
Basketball
ed In . the Goderieh-Seaforth ,game
act on 'Wednesday,;"the. Goderich Jun -
ng, ,iors proved a worthy opponent; as
a- :'they led'the .non -defeated Seaforth
nd. Juniors ;17=16 at the end of the first;
is 'half:, Throughout the first° half
'.Goderich had mai atained the -lead-
r-: ing position' and Seaforth was un
Ken: able to -:catch -up. Going into, --the
t last half, Seaforth took the lead:
once, but as tiro e, progressed Gode
xs `rich'._again �togkthe lead, and -:-re
e mained 'there untih,the gairie ;end- j
rm ed._ The;£mal score 39-37, as;'proof'
h of : 4 he close- and -fast.: game ;;Held
ng here on Wednesday afternoon ;:
The Seniors ' hope. 'to , redeerii
b, themselves- on Friday ':when: they
: play against Clinton, in :Clinton.
The .:Senior' gine opened with:
Getlerich potting- four fast�siiints
:The ,scoreending the„first half., was
.in favor•.of Goderieh. Gode-;
d rich remained welly ahead through
out” the game, with a'''final 'score
ms
Speculation -is `being made about
of ,a dance -on the 14th; --but no .-ar=-
rarrgements have been made as.
it. yet '
t t .
A Teacher -,
- - (from a chemical viewpoint)
Symbol Te ,
is Atomic: Weight' -Depends on' spe-
cies, 100-300,, .of unknown mater-
ials
Occurrence -Usually found in'the
class, or. ;detention .rooms, and also.
occurs in- staff rooms
WALTON
the folloWing cernmittee .in. charge
gaii and Mts. Itaipb.,Travis:
The. regtilar -monthly -meeting O
:the. Mission- Band; Duff'S -Unite
_Mr: Herb Kirkhy,itof Art College
Torinite, aperit the ,Weekend ..with
SeafOrth, Visited -With
.aiad' Mrs. WalterBtoadfoot en
turned" to Winclanr:after-spending
te
Mrs. , John: Taylor is .at present
;a' patient "in Clinton, Public :Hostd-,;_
cleat'. and can also be very heart
.Chernical:Ptoperties Will not
students;,, „earn,
„1: When r handing- out herneweilt; can
4" he :foking,,and 'interesting,- and. may
reatt with':
arid ..chenge-Ithein-'-te:be
'generally the' majority,.,
'" aolneWhere..deep;
Ube.; and,' certain'', stildentstaftet
TO THE EDITO
Editer,, The Huron. ExPositor:
tits, Mr. and Mrs,- Robert Me-
1VIrs: 'Hilda- Sellers, 'Kitchener,
sited a few days with her daugh-
r and son-in-Iaw, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr: 'and Mrs. Horace' Routledge
and family; of London, spent the
weekend with relatives here: •
was a.'„weeitend. visitOr -with his
parents,. Mr. and. Mrs'. Verne- Dale.
Local girls attending 4-H Reiner'
making Club Acluevement Day
held' in ;Exeter -otijSaturday, .were
Carol • Carter, Marilyn Taylor,.
Mary Whyte, and Mary and Mar-
garet MacGregor.; „Speeial con,
gratidations go to MisS Taylor and
Miss. Jean' Broacifont for :the Very
creditable Manner. in which they
presented their .cherdemonstration
1VIrs..Ross MacGregor and Mrs.
Congratulations are extended le
Mrs. Alf.. Buchanan,. who, was.tinit-
the bride!s. houquet, :which -came
by Plane.,
Miss ;Margie •and Master. Billy
Whyte spent • Saturday with their
friend, Miss Syliaa:Bedard,
Mr. and Mrs. A, Riley -Of brdiii7--
arty, were 'Sunday visitorr -With
Mr. aneMka. :Frank Riley,
;,':Mr, George. Vox, Vallee,. at
present- 'employed , with .Mr;.,,end
and Mra: Xeti;Preszcator and.
Pfaff„ CreditOn.,
Mr,, and ; ;Mts.. Charles Dexter,
along' with- Mr; and Mrs,. Nelson
ferth;„Viaited Mr, and Mrs., Auatin
and- Mrs. Stanley_ PreSzcator, •.; of
Centralia; and Mr. arid Mrs. ChM,
Glanville 'and family, of Otediton.
Mr.; •and Mrs, 'Walter Scott and.
ed the funeral.sOf _their, btother40-:,
day in Brallititon:
',Dale is 'this, Week
near Sir: ;In this past week's
correspendence item Mr. Jamm
O'Neill, 240 Park St., Lapeer, Mich -
remarks, old age sometimes get,s
ahead of ineinory.
.It brings to my • Mind •all. those
people he Spoke of and the incidents
that -Conk place at that time. I well
reinern&t, the Rev, Simpson's in-
t ruption, by line' of the old Stal-
a wee" bit of doe and doras, just
before, he entered the sanctuary,
and he may have 'in his morning
devotion read that passage where
Timothy took a little „ e for his
s,!°Yr1:4-01.1actlih.sentsiatikneed :the RillY -M.-Cued
entertainers at most of •the , con-
certs at that •tirne,; • we had
some others -Jimmy ItYle, dancer;
Billy -McLean also, and Bobby Car -
Michael also. .
..mentioned Ralph. Workman.
f knew RalPh„, well. brother
Bill, and- Bob' Cooper and yours
trtily were all brothers -m -law. It
was Bill that introduced 'me to my
late wife., I mot him 'on Sunday
between_ lierta.all _And .Kippen com-
know his wife. or her sister having
Just come from Gollingwo&t-For
about five years7 Bill" and I had
been chums at 'school. lle-hadlust
got- married and made • me ae-
niiain,ted with his wife and slater -
so in our conVerSation
suggested.""Weati'flie. a bit' crowd-
-change. is as good -as' a restR, and
that was a start of fifty:five Years
together. Yon will often, have
heard: you never knew 'where. or
when you meet Your future mate.
There are lots Of things that
napperiedthose days; like yam cor-
respondent says, and not- weary
You this•tifile.3, have. a lot more
in store, and, maybe once in a,
While like Mr. ON@Iltwe,will-shofit
the works- and, let the riaing -gen-
eration katrw there vvas lots of fun
when We 'Wete ,bnys and girls te-
If there are any old-timers gig
lived in Mir day, let's hear from
you. 2 The good old Exposithr al-
waYs welcomes oldtirne news.
Thanks, Mr. •Editer and' Mr,
O'Neill, and as Timdthy preacrib-
ed in the Bible, a little for the
stelna.cvhowurosn:tarteskill,plageoLui,y,--.4---ve._:
Toronto, Ont.'
Mr. and Mrs. AIfred MaCDougati:
and e u1 ren'. of London, visited
with Mr- and Mrs Jae Jordan
-Mr. and Mrs, ^ Bili Stewart; To -
tonna visited with Mr ; •and Mrs,;
Will}am Stewart,' •
Mr. and Mrs. 13111' Murphy, of
Grimsby, with M. and Mrs. Chas.
ICistner -and Mr. and Mrs; Sohn
Murphy.
, Mr, and' Mrs., John: Cleary, of
J,.ondoa, .visited With M. •and Mr`s.
l rank Evaps
141xs. Joseph Carpenter, Blyth;
Mrs:_ McConnell,; Seaforth and Mr.
Joe Carpenter and Billie, of 'Chat
Chat-
ham, were., guests., of Miss Menica
Byrne
Mr.
Mich
ael Hunt • ofDetroit,
visited with' Mrs: Hunt, and civil-•'
dren.'
and- Mrs,- Maurice'.
, Dillon and
da"
u to '.
r 'of. t.
g .... , � w S •; „Tfiotnas, visited
with .Mrs: ,Utiis°'Dillon and koro-
tb
y.
Mr. •.
and d M
r
s.,. "Jerome • '
Nichalso
n
Jantee
meeting -00eio,,With ..the Ode 'end
recipe Which, latet, Were. Sold:.
'Mrs. . joliti Nagle • presided for.
play,. to; be, held iii'tne fernier 'high:
Were ,read 'by Mrs.: Ed., Byers and..
.Mrs: „Harold Pethiekand;Mrs. Tom
en; helielf_nf 'the, 'Inetitute, before
le.aving ni eke' her.'
:gave 'an interesting: stunniaty:and -
showed slides of..- his ,:trip to'.'the
.Spont. 'Janiboree--In England,- alio
',1116tieallnileii:J-ineelting'‘'w he-.! held
FIRESIDE FORUM
...On' Monday, Fireside:Farm For-.
Babeciek,,-, with .13
'Federation of Agricidture Haire
pleyed.a...pait _in -.increasing '
on land exptopriated by 'hydro,
lleggart. invited the
hands, Mrs. llobeit. Jatniesen;
Selation;. Ken Ilulley;' Men,
bends'," Ken Holley; Conselatieri,:J.
LegioliTtadies
view ans
pteSided for the ',FebrnarY _meeting
of Renaall 'Ladies' Legion 'Aiiitiliary•
held in the Legien Hall On Tuesday.
1958 executive.; .Auditors, appointed
Wite Mrs. KipferTand Mrs.
are, Mrs. lloward Striale, Mrs. Bry-
Alfred. Clarke, . Mrs:Inez
en and Mrs.,41etule Redden. Sick.
Cominittee ,are .Mrs.. •George E.
Walker and: MtSf., S.,. G. ;Rennie; re -
Mrs.
Plans to, hold -a- eliding ',wispier,.
sponsored by the ,ILegion;, at. the.
local arena. 'on .E'eliruary 19, were
are tp eater. for. the lunch and din-
ner. Fred. Beer and Mrs,
heed a cOmmittee.:fOr the
anxiliaty,:,'" to assist "the. Leglext
members .with the ,Share-t.heWealth:
bingo, hi Conimence,;withirrsthe next,
few weelFs. The -group are': -
miring -a draw. On ailady's-er gent's
.draiv Jo he Made,. at. the
‘the :Re& Cross in"Lotidon,' inform-
ing the ladies that 'a nursing class
viding there Are. enough interested.
ladies. Mrs:, E.• .Davis will be
charge of the project, 'and any-
one interested is asked, to contatt
het. .The auxiliarY•Will also be col-
lecting again thls„.yeaf for the Red
• A motion waa passed. IA' present
the mystery prize, ;and bingo wa,S
CaMbridge, .Cloth, Stilt
been:extended .;
thi,S 'chance 'to gat ypur.
gXTRA "'PANTS,'
Cambridge .Styling',end ,d6, -
;tail you can't afferd • to'
nuisk PRICE
ONE PANT SUITS
Continues This,
after last week's big sale. . . so, if Yeier
wise you'll hurry to pick up one of,
big super bargains! All -wool fa
newest 1957`styles, all chamois inter
il-149;95:40 59.
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Seaforth vs.
SEAFORTil ARENA
8:15 pe
defeated. *ill fie a
gaine worth seeing!
urin
,One -61!.p of every 10'fireS'in Ontario is saned ,,
. misuse -of electricity- !
Fuse; are the safety v,al.vS -;'-' ' All, fixture and apPliaticeS.•tintst
. linwasgh.strt '611.9:aonndhaeurcetoucsreesPdtaincilileth°cerirs6cuacitirrs (a) fhixamtuorir •adned ,aaappdlitiailineaept.i.ovea.,
Np;nniveres.r,,,ewPalasch;r-bs,1,,utwinofofnus(eirs 0 wv , trli. ( : c -; _ i 0, 1 ntdueiratneisrsic:)_aarana:datuee sdeuo, 0,, van nwleiryierbLeiet licagnat. i ii,nulg.-ien:fe.iye. ,.
hpp 'ances which . are now, con -
pt,
FLI(XIBI.ig CORDS-
" Fleitible cords mustnet be used
for Permanent wiring, that is, .tti
make pernianent extenSions to
circuits. These cords are, not
large- enough in:safely, CarrY as
, wiring without becoming danger:
Flexible cords create electrical,
(a) bare or badly deteri9rated;
(c) nailed to baseboards, door dr
windOW frames, walls and
,d) run-through partitions, vvalls
(e) permanently connected] t,o
• permanent wiring by splicm
or joints; •
,a) operating appliaoces-which
„have heating elements such
as- kettles, toasters; irons,
,rangettes 'and heaters'
g) utect-N to provide , multiple
tirancnes and "outlets, froni
one socket tn. outlet.
- bulbs) too high for fiktures,'-.
(e) -deteriorated .fixtures, clexiot-
ed'by rust, bare wires, Pole-.
en sockets;
liOnsol toasters and heaters,
or Other applianceS:
If you receive an electrical shock
from , any appliance, - have ,
PERMANENT VOLRING
(a) bare or improPerly-rnade and,
(e) receptacles (wall plugs) that
heat up:when in use; '
(d) objectsbung on open -wiring;
(e) cables connecting water heat. .
ers, oil burners, sump PuraPs,
ers and other electrical
equipment, hisecurely fasten-
ed, giving -a poor ground;
„(f) switches, , receptacles and
light outlets, in the Idtchen,. ,
roem and.getage not ground- „,
(gj interference On radio or.
maY be caused by poor dee- •
wiring system.
you recognize anY 'of these hazards in Your
A:CT' NOW! Call your Public Utility. Cointais,sion
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