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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1969-01-16, Page 5d•J ro • 01•1•11.1. ,947.1191.1 599,97W9irli .5 0 „.. telriVe.er for Inhuleer0344oPecia,tilreureietivu- ed oolipeerwainting.giacxp 21sttolse• e-,Ff aps1.75 ,4P0g. . Ire :14134004 proposed budget et . es' ]led Yeaea: proposed 'bud •S2,100 for mom tbeiNet•, ;brackets andrthOdlY• the a41 er Pollution :Control SYstelxkle, " *IA Posta duling.1967: eated in Seaforth on 'Coleman. Salaries casual: 1,32009; ;Or forth sanitary, committee Tao' KIP; general OuP,Oes, 50; day eight. - • (50); 047; repairs and Win,' The budget eallS ter an in, tenance,060; (150); 28.69; Stine cease in spending of about - dry,n35(05 ); 26,69; contingency 13% .over the 1968 budget of gdinWanCe; 55; (25); total, 4100; $1,850,. (4850; 1,693.11. Street at a meeting with Sea,- ?,50);.1.,g1,146ivm.$ ; pg50; OP); '47- • Brodhagen Store Has New Owners C • • • S • 'f . A • Sh7E1iX's General Store at Brodhagen has been sold to Mr. and Mrs. Morris 'Schneider of Strathroy, effective F'eb:' 1st, 1969, The present owner is Gary Sholdice. The, late Williara L.• (fueree-gesser purchased the business 60 years ago lions the late An- drew Eickraeler and a number of years later took his brother- In-law, Harold Diegel, now of Mitchell, into partnership. The business was operated under the -hame Quererigesser and Diegel, until 1949 when it was sold to the late Mr.. Querenges- Suggests (Continued from rage 1) car crash on Highway 8. 1, n, Tile victims were Miss Violet Watkins, 59, of Waterloo), lead- ing east, alone in her car, and Mrs. Muriel Lawson, 75, and Mrs. Mary Shannon, 74, both of Seaforth, passengers in a car 'driven by Mrs. Herta. Pethick, 75 Vivian St., Stratford. " Stratford• lawyer William Jar- vis advised the• hearing that his' client, Mrs. Pethick, was asking protection under the Canada Evidence Act, whereby evidence given ,at the inquest could • not be used in future hearings. The third car in the collision was driven by George Chowen, RR 3, Mitchell. The slow-moving vehicle rec- ommendation came on the cora- 'cner's suggestion,-after evidence revealed a farm tractor, haul- ing two grain cribs,-with a total length of 46 feet and about six feet wide, had been travelling- west on Highway 8 at dusk car- rying a triangular %low vehi- cle" marking but no other lights which showed to the rear. Tractor driver George Eisler of. RR 4, 'Mitchell said his equip- ment was about half on and half off the paved portion ".of the road because driving completely on the shoulder prevented effi- ' cient control. The tractor and grain cribs were not involved in6 the acci- . den but Mr. Eisler said he heard a -crash, pulled off the road and• stopped to investigate. There was no indication which vehicles had been in- volved in the crash be heard. .1- LOCAL, BRIEFS . , ..... 4^% Visitors with Mr., and Mrs. . J. E. Patterson for the Christ- mas holidayS were Mrs. J. W. Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rouse of Norwich, Mr. and Mrs. John Patterson, Jr., of .Aylmer, Miss Donna Blair and Mr. Al- lan Patterson from London. • Mr..arnd Mrs. Douglas Stewart, Suzanne and Durnroan, spec it Sun- day with lids parents 3.1r, and Mrs. James A. Stewart, Sees' sin iti law, Russell-,.Shol- dice, now of Stiatford. The first owner'sgrandson, Gary Shoidice, aequired,, the business', aeiren.,years ago, William - Quereitgesser,, aus- sell Sholdice, and Gary ,Sholdice have been ptistmasters in the post office in connection with the store. STEVVART BROS. STORE= WIDE- CONTINUES TO JANUARY' filth Don't Miss These Super Bargains Clearance, Reg. 2.95 to 6.95 Boys' Cardigan and Pullover Sweaters HALF PRICE Boys' 350 and 3.95 NHL Hockey Sweaters' $2.00 Boys' NHL Hockey Sox, to clear • • • • • • • • • $1.00 Boys' Polo Collar Knitted Shirts $1.50 Boys' 14.95, Corduroy and,Suedene Winter Jackets - • • • • • • $9.00 20% off Boys' 10.95 to 17:95 Winter, Jackets 25% off Men's 'Sport Jackets SALE $23.00. to $46.00• Men's Topcoats, 29.95 to 65.00_ " 20% off Men's Winter Underwear Men's 59.50 to 100.00 Ready-To-Wear Suits' $47.00 to$79.00 NelrO. Shirts, Neckwear, Sport Shirts, Hose Reduced 20%and more Wabasso Sheets, single and double, reg. 5.95 SALE •3.99' Wabasso Pillowcases, printed and plain, reg. 2.95 • - • • SALE 1.99 Texmade 80 Square Prints, compare at 1.00 SALE 69c Old Colony Prints, Texmade, reg. 75c SALE 59c -Dish Cloths, 14" square, reg. 25c SALE 18c; 2 for 35c x,White Flannelette, reg. 59c SALE 39c Ladies' Coats; reg. 100.00 to.125.60 SALE 65.00 Ladies' Coats, reg. 69.96-to 89.95 SALE 50.00 Ladies' Coats, •'reg, 49.95 to 59.95 • SALE 35.00 Car Coats, reg. 29.96 to 49:95 SALE 1/2 PRICE Ladies! Hats, reg. 3.95 to 14.95 • • ...... • • • SALE 1/2 •PRICE ;Special Rack Ladies' Dresses, reg. to 25.00 • SALE 10.00 • . All Better Dresses ' REDUCED '30% to 50% 0% Highland Queen Sportswear REDUCED 2 1/2 , PRICE - Petite Dresses, reg. 22.96 to' 29.95 SALE 'prj,•.1 guar STEW ART S. WINTER ,LINES .WILL,REMAIN AT SALE PRICES THROUGHOUT ALL JANUARY • 0 4 dgitig °Use WHITESALE Look At These 'Buys! Westinghouse Westinghouse RANGE DRYER • * Completely automatic * No turn speed broil * Plug out elements * !Oast guard * Lift off doors Rag. $319.06 SALE PRICE * 4 Fabric temPerature selections . • Automatic dry • • Over two hours drying time Rag. $239.00 SALE PRICE 255;00 $185.00 . • . R. S. BOX LT Phone 527-0680 •