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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1970-07-30, Page 5News of Correspondent Mrs. Wm. Walters Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hutton of Listowel spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Hutton, Dennis and Diane. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sperling of London visited this past week with Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Horne and Miss Ruth Horne of London visited on Saturday at her home in Winchelsea. Mrs. George Frayne of Sun- shine Line and Mrs, Wm. Walters visited In Exeter on Friday with Mrs. Ray Cottle. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Frayne of Granton visited on Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. George Frayne. Miss Diane Hutton returned to her home on Sunday after spend- ing a. weeks holidays at Listowel with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Hutton visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Pat Wagler at FordwIeh. Mrs. George Frayne of Sun- shine Line and Mrs. Wtn. Walt- ers attended a birthday get-to- gether for Mr. Maurice Quance on Saturday at his home In Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Hutton and Diane spent the week end with relatives at Listowel and Monkton. Mrs. Wilbert Glanville of Staffa visited on F riday with Mrs. Wm. Walters. Mr. and Mrs, Eleon Lynn and family attended the Skinner Reunion on Sunday at St. Penis., p•vegievmsesopm‘asiossui7golvis. INSURANCE • Auto, Fire, Life Donald G. Eaton Insurance Agency Limited Office in Masonic Block 'Main Street. Phone 527.1610 Seaforth loned111111eozoilliMenseallaietellilas• WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS: Dial 5274240 Read the Advertisements — We a Profitable Pastime! rnieNeateIKOWASWASMIVEMSAMEaft NINCIRCELSEA T".".4NTEW D*11,44 or' disabled cows oveiv 1,000 nis.,; '041 Dead or disabled horses, $20,09. Small animals 500 to 1,,,Wib4„-to. per lia.. Ali other 'animals such calves and pigs piclte up free, We pay you for your animli:at your farm.-24 hoOr serv 16ALL. CD1.1.ECT--BRU5S45 0,9331, If no answer call 887.9335 BRUSSELS. PET FOOD SUPPLIES Prop. GORDON JOHNSTON—Formerly ,Matlatt Bros. N EXPOiffirr. NAFPFTN, gfirlriv,,401:X• •504 :197 ~r rice and .MOISMONOMEMAr goTaIMIMAr .,CW4 • Scanning the weeklies By Lee Hee In scanning the Wingham Advance- Times we note, that sixteen studentgi and four adults from the area will leave August 7 from Maltdn on the first leg of their journey to Expo '70, Osaka, Japan. The group will be away for 22 days. The Wingham Business AS50Cia... tion has announced that commencing Aug. 1st. the Farmers' Market -will be open on Saturday mornings each week instead of Fridays. From ,the Blyth Standard . we note that a large L-shaped barn on the farm of Mr. and Mrs. 'Jim McCall ' east of Blyth was destroyed by fire on Thursday night. Some ZOO pigs belonging to a neighbor, Ed. Szusz Were destroyed in the blaze, a threshing machine owned by Duke Buffinga was also lost. The tender of Ed. Witmer and Sons * Ltd., of. Kitchener at a price of $423,400 has been accepted by the Bruce County Board of Education, subject to final ap- provals from Ontario Departments of Education and the Ontario Municipal Board. It includes a new addition and alterations to the Lucknow and District Public School, according to the Luck- now Sentinel. , The Beaverton Express reports that George Clark, who marked his 100th birthday recently, was the guest of honor at the Lakeview Manor, Ontarie County Home, when the Lakeview Manor Auxil- iary held its annual bazaar...and there was a birthday too. In scanning the Milverton Sun we came across a sports item you don't read about very often, now adays, The sport is Horseshoes. The Sun reports that former world champion slmer Hohl cap- tured the Ontario Horseshoe Players As-• sociation triple A open championship Saturday at 'Wellesley, defeating Ken Smith. Hohl won the Town Bowl Trophy with a ringer percentage of 67.5. Smith, from Monkton, threw ringers 49.4 per cent of the time. It was January- in July, reports the St. Marys Journal Argus, on' the 20th as the Walter T kaczuk summer hockey school got underway on the first week of a four week run. Ninety-two youth- ful pucksters, about sixty from Kitchener- Stratford area, the other from the St. Marys area,---are- participating in the first week of the' school. Mrs. Charles Hen- - derson was honored recently when the U.C.W. of Kintore arranged jointly at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Mac Hen- derson a birthday tea. Some 360 attend- ed the tea to mark her, 80th birthday. The Clinton News-Record reports that at the recent bingo, sponsored by the Huron Fish and Game Association, Clin- ton, MrS. Larry Wiesenberg, Seaforth, was the winner. of $500. She plans to buy a -freezer. An era in Clinton ends this, week when Elwood Epps begins a sale. to dispose of stock gathered over the 33-year history of Elwood Epps Sport- ing Goods. la News of, Cromarty Correspondent Mrs.Ken McKellar Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Mc- Naughton of London were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Harburn and family for a weeks holidays. Mr. and Mrs. E. Il. Graham, St. Marys visited friends in the village. Mrs. Larry Gardiner with her infant daughter, Lisa, Jane, re- turned home from St. Joseph's Hospital, London on Friday. Miss Gail Harburn is spend- ing a week at Bimini Camp. Bob and Jill Harburn spent a- few days with their grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Har- burn, Staffa. Mrs. Dan McKellar and Rus- sell of Buffalo, N, Y. visited dur- ing the week end with relatives here and in /ylitchell. Mr. Lindsay McKellar, Sea- forth is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. William Miller. Misses Linda and Joanne Currie, Dorchestei are holiday- ing with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gardiner. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cockwell and Mrs. Wilds of Dashwood were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker. Miss Nancy Elliott of Essex Is holidaying with relatives here. Miss Debbie Wallace is holi- daying in Essex with her sister, Mrs. Shirley Elliott and family. Mrs. J. R. Jefferson visited a few days with Misses Irene and Gladys Jefferson and other re- latives at Goderich. SPEC. 2 /3 5e farm employees 'have compulsorily covered by Workmen's' Compensation since 1966 and more than $7,000,000 has been paid in- compensa- tion and medical aid, benefits. Regular and Menthol I • LADIES AID MEETS The Ladies Aid Society met at the home of the president, Mrs. 'Eldon Allen, who opened with a poem "The Making of a Friend", Devotions were led by Mrs. Gerald Carey who alsci read an article on "Gentleness". Six members. answered the roll call with an old proverb. • Committees were' named for the September meeting. Devot- ions - Mrs. Eldon Allen and Mrs. Robert Laing, Lunch - Mrs. Gerald Carey, Mrs.Laverne Wal- lace, Roll call - Mrs . Charles Douglas. A reading was given by Mrs. Carey and the meeting closed with a hymn. Use Expositor Want - Ads Phone 527-0240 praiwoleameeeitimelnee.eineeiiiionieuweeemmieet Super Stainless Blades D.E. 5's 'Reg. Pricegard Discount 67 c, SPEC. 49c PEOPLE ARE IMPORTANT AT PRICEGARD Be sure to take advantage of our many non-advertised specials ALL SALE SPECIALS EFFECTIVE JULY 29 TO AUGUST 8 SAVE 30c RIGHT GUARD We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantifies SAVE 18' GILLETTE SPRAY DEODORANT NEW 7-OZ, TIN Reg. Pricegard zn Discount . 1.07 SPEC. 1 .19 MENNEN ALL PURPOSE TOWELS ANTI-PERSPIRANT SPRAY DEODORANT 5' CIGARETTES LUXURY CTN. KING CTN. SPEC. BAND-AID et• Your most useful servant can cripple Or kill you. SAVE 10c Macleans TOOTHPASTE GIANT SIZE • REG, OR MINT Rag. Pricegard 69c Discount DELSEY BATHROOM TISSUE Reg. Pricegard Discount 37' SPEC. ,.,.3 1 KLEENEX 200's & 300's Rog. Pricegard Discount 2/41' ASPIRIN SAVE26`BAYER ASPIRIN 100's ' Reg. Pricegard 83c Discount BRAND PLASTIC STRIPS 100's Reg• Pricegard I dit et Discount I sh7 a SAVE 30c svoROYALE News , • Tractors, combines, balers, corn pickers and other machines have made "farmers much more efficient. But the increasing use of machinery has beep paralleled by a frightening increase in farm accidents: , • More Canadians are killed • • Accidental deaths involving in farming thah in any - farm machines have doubled other single industry. over the last 10 years. • The' accident rate on - • 20% of all persons farms is ari above the killed in farm accidents national average. are under the age of 10. But machines-do not cause accidents. Farmers do. • Less than 5', ( of farm accidents are caused by mechanical failure . • More than 93c/c are caused by carelessness. A thoughtless act, refusal to use safety features like tractor roll bars and power, take-off shields, and allowing children to operate, ride on or play near machinery are among the principal causes of farm' accidents. July 25th to 31st is Farm Safety Week and' your Workmen's Compensation Board urges you to farm safely this week and every week. Farmers Covered by the Workmen's Compensation Act Farmers desiring information about the Act should mail this coupon. Workmen's Compensation Board, 90 Harbour Street,'koronto 1, Ont. ^ Pleasie send me "Information for employers in Schedule 1." Name Address The' Workmen's Comper.ation Board, Ontario 90 Harbour Street, Toronto 1 4 10100,Ng 110 DUNDAS, 133 KING, 415 RICHMOND, 2i6 DUNDAS, 642 MINUS; Waal 1283 COMMISSIONS88. tIAN1014, 2 HURON St., ilAPORTNI 2 MAIN ST.,muQ l 4 MAIN 1T., WM 135 H.' CHRISTINA St, AYWIRI 16 TALBOT ST., ST. T1104 163t 471 TALBOT ST., wan 7 FRONT St., )1r. MARYS: 107 .40110 51I. 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WHITE RAIN SHAMPOO It Reg. Pricegard Discount 79c SPEC. 011 SETTING GEL and LOTION Reg. Pricegard Discount 1.09 SPEC. 8 COLGATE 100 MOUTHWASH '24-oz. Reg. Pricegard Discount 1.69 SPEC 99' "I? -ORISTAN NASAL SPRAY AND TABLETS • • • • 0 • • • • • • • S • 'BROM:I-SELTZER Economy size Reg. Pricegard Discount 1.49 SPEC. MOUTHWASH & ANTISEPTIC 6-oz, Reg. Pricegard 79c Discount SPEC. 59 C