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"There is a lot of service left
in this tire . . . it'll make a
dandy swing!"
• next time
you blow_• a fuse
remember it is
a siinal to
up-date the
wiring hit
your home
_Make sure 'you are taking
advantage- of-properly-planned,
* scientifically-designed full
housepower. housepower"
means that safe; complete wiring
is installed in your home.
It means that your home will be
completely equipped •with enough
Circuits, outlets and switches to
handle future expansion and
additional appliances. You'll live
better electrically today and in the
future if you plan full housepo er
wisely now. Let us advise you o
full housepower for your home.
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Your PUC will help with the cost' and will pay
$50 toward the cost of up grading any domes-
tic • service.
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For Information, Contact .Your -Local Utility or Electrical Contractor
NATIONAL • ELECTRICAL WEEK FEBRUARY 9.15
Seaforth Public Utility Commission
R. S. Box, Chairman F. C. J r, Sills, Mayor D. Sills, Commissioner W. Scott, Mgr.
of a ro
a - - econom
Take 0 theutt he eo xsppoent :al Int dof your
inconvenience of extending ydUr •
'4 present heating sYStem.
Find out about the' manytypes of
electric heiting units available
. by calling us.
-Ask us too how little it costs-to-
up grade your electrical service. •
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL WEEK ,
. FEBRUARY 9th -- 15th
ro
SILLS HARDWARE
Heating, Plumbing and -
Electrical work-
Phone 527-1620° Seaforth
I
RIMY! IIIIN6 BEiiE
LIMITED
PHONE 527-1320 SEAFORTH
P.
Let us help you get the most outof electricity.
Make certain you are taking advantage of a
properly planned electrical service that will
avoid overloading, - that is adequate to
handle today's additional appliance&
Call Us Now For a Free Estimate
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL WEEK ,
FEBRUARY' 9th to 15th
FRANK LI
kr
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'The clerk to prepare by-laws
providing for the erection of
stop signs and yield right-of-
•way signs at intersections.
That the clerk call tenders
for warble fly inspector, spray
operator add helper .by the
hour.
That James Walsh and Ger-
ald McDowell be appointed as
...representatives to the Mid-Wes-
'! tern Ontario 'Development- As-
sociation.
That the Road Superintencletit
call for gravel tenders: re - 10,:
000 -cubic yards gravel, more or
less.
That we pay $10,00 member-
ship fee. to the Ontario Farm
Drainage Association and that
John Gaunt be paid expenSes
of $55.00 plus- registration fee
if attending.
That the road siiPerintendent
advertise for sale the army
truck, as is.
Cheques _issued included:
(Road) C. W.. Hanna, salary,
274.65; Alan 'McBurney, wages,
297.15; truck, 7,50; Arnold
Bruce, wages; 249.09; truck, 6.00;
'Murray Vincent, wages, 250.66;
Ross Jamieson, gravel and
truck, . 68.70; Ont. Hydro, shed
lights, 30.29;' Geo. Radford Con-.
struction, snow removal, 2,647.- 44P...4-I
00; Belgrave Co-op, salt, 14.70;
Listowel Transport, freight, 7. -
85; Jack Wardell, chains,, 172.-
20; Dom. Road -Mach. Co., parts
and labour, 784.23; Ray Mana-
han, „towing grader, 20.00;. Har-
ry Williams, fuel, 860.51;
Brophy Bros., tube, etc.; 53.05;
Receiver-General of Canada,
176.61; Unemployment Insur-
ance Stamps, - 26.40; total,
$6,049.27.
(General) Winona Thompson,
salary, 118.70; Alex McBurneY,
salary, 118.70; telephone, .45;
Receiver-General of Canada, 15.-
30; welfare, 128.20; Huron
County. Federation of Agricul-
ture, 521.17; Ont. Farmers'
Union, :membership, 30.00;
Blyth District Fire Area, 1969'
levy, 380.00; Ont. Farm Drain-
age Assoc., membership, 10.00;
total $1,324.14.
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Remember! It takes but a
moment to place an Expositor
Want , Ad and be money in
pocket. Ta advertise, just Dial
Seaforth .527-0240.
USBORNE &
IIIBPERT MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY
HEAD OFFICE - EXETER, Ont.
President
William Chaffe RR 4, Mitchell
Vice-President
Ttaymond McCurdy RR 1
Kirkton
Directors
Martin Feeney RR 2 Dublin,..,
Clayton Calquhoun ' RR 1
Science Hill
Tint Tetohey RR 3 Lucan
liobert Gardiner RR .1
Cromarty
Agents
Hugh Benninger - titian
Harry Coates - - Exeter
Clayton Earth • - Mitchell
Secretary Treasurer
Thigh Patterson - Exeter
so' CHECK YOUR - HOME FOR
ELECTRIC
FIRE HAZAR S
DURING
ELECTRICAL WEEK NATIONAL
One out of every 10 fires in Ontario is caused by the misuse of electricity 1
FUSES
Fuses are the safety valves in your
electrical' wiring.
Fuses greater than 15 amperes must
not be used in ordinary lighting and
receptacle circuits, as the conductors
in these circuits can safely carry on-
ly 15 amperes.
Never replace blown fuses ,with
pennies, washers, tin foil or oversize
fuses.
If 15 ampere fuses will not 'allow'
you to operate the lights and appli-
ances which are now ,connected in a
circuit, then this circuit is overloaded.
FLRXIBLE CORDS •
Flexible cords must not be used
for permanent wiring, that is, to make
permanent extensions to circuits,
These cords are-not large enough to
safely Carry as much current as the
permanent Wiring without becoming
dangerously overheated.
Flexible cords create electrical fire
hazards when they are:
' (a) bare or -badly deteriorated;
(b) run under rugs;
(c) nailed tobaseboards, door or win
doWiranes, Walls and ceilings;'
(d) run throtigh partitions, walls and
floors;
(e) permanently connected to perman-
ent wiring by•splices or joints;
(f) operating appliances - which
have, heating eletnents such as ket-
tles, toasters, irons, rangettes and
heaters;
(g) used to provide Multiple branches
and outlets from one, socket or
outlet.
FIXTURES ,and APPLIANCES
All fixtures and appliances must be
approved by the Canadian Standards
•
Asso'iation. Check for:
(a) home-made and ,unapproved fix-
tures and appliances;
(b) loose or improperly made joints
and connections - these may
cause overheating;
(c) deteriorated wiring in fixtures-
.usually caused by heat;'
(d) wattage of,-lamps (light bulbs) too
high for fixtures, causes excessive
heating;
(e) deteriorated fixtures, denoted by
, rust, bare wires, broken sockets;
(f) drop cords used to operate irons,
toasters and heaters, or other ap-
pliances.
If you receive an electrical shock
from any appliance, have it "checked
immediately. -
PERMANENT WIRING .
Check for:
(a) bare or improperly made and tap- -•
ed joints and connections; loose
electrical connections may produce
excessive heat;
(b) sparking switches;
,,(c) receptacles (wall plugs) that heat
up when in use;
(d) objects hung on open wiring;
(e) cables 'connecting water heaters,
oil- burners, •sump pumps, dryers
'and other electrical equipment, in-
securely fastened, giving a poor
ground;
(f) switches, receptacles and light out-
lets in the kitchen,-basement, •bath-,
'room, utility rooms and garage not
grounded;
(g) interference on radio or televi-
sion receivers; this may be-caused
by 'poor electrical connections in
your wiring system.
If you 'recognize any of these hazards in your home, ACT NOW. Call your Public Utility
Commission, Ontario !tura! Hydro, or a qualified electrician.
SEAFORTH FIRE -AREAS 1 AND 2.
JOHN. Fit SCOTT, Fire Chief
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Bowh esuits
Mixed League
Team standings: Budgies, 65;
°triodes, 64; .11ebins, 60; Blue
Jays, 60; Cardinals, 57; Canar-
ia 52. ; '
Ladies' high single, Eleanor
Scott, 277; high triple, Barb ps-
b wine, 591.
Men's high single and triple,
Bill Brown, 313 and 806.
* * *
Egmondville League -
'lleamlitandings: Cardinals, 50;
UnclerftiS; 49;.- Go-Gebters, 32;
Charlie Brown Stampers, 32. - -
Ladies' high single, Yvonne
Feeney, 212; high triple, Helen •
Nicholson,' 718.
Men's high single and triple
Roger Bennewies, 380 and, 835.
St. James' League
Team standings: Golden_Haw-
ks, 91; Fantastics, 87; Oddben*-
,EAST WAWANOSH COUNCIL
East Wawanosh Township ship.
except for the iteeasstonal their tegQ,c4-4 'Customers in big customers with a network, of,, Rvb.*0.04. •
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Seilforth Canadian Legion
Teiamo' sMuldtngs:.Questiolla, 73; Pilds, 72; Sweettothings, 66;
Weasels, • 59;•• Chipmunks, 55;
Healdrweights, 53.
L7aclies high single and' triple,
Helen Nicholson, 347 'and 761.
Men's' high an triple,
Jack Erisler,.. 276 'and 732.
witkthe„ktift4,0407.4 Thomas Ed- trimly 'has led „AU incregaill? '.13004ep T.Jndeestanding
ares.
Some ' people laughed when
Sir Mani Peek, one of the
founders of Ontari-Cllydro and isen,,,Who demonatrated the-first power *demands, ifjdelt 'doubt e.
its first chairman, proposed de- practical incandescent prop in in the proyince approximately
velopment low-cost hydro- 181Z11. ••. every 10 to 12 Years. electric power for the belefit of It Wig' a fitting time to see Today ' the • province, enjoys
the people. Others 'bitterly .'at- how Ontario has .pyogressed among the aowest. eleetriCal
tacked his proposal to harness since Hydro 'vas fuunged.' An rates in the world., .
lx/Wer and distribute it to, the abundant . supply' of lOWIPOSt el- Ontario has come,a lOng WAY
municipalities at cost. -But de- ectrical energy has,,tOSteiod:the since the day when people jok-
spite the opposition, Hydro was province's, huge :' corn ed about new-tangled light
formed in 1906. Manufacturing-bus ess, • agri- bulbs.
IL.ee*,14,ee
66; Tiger Cat;;63; int 'elty Strikes,
50, Spitfires 42.
Ladies' high single and triple,
Ronnie Bedard, 320 and
Men's high single and
Reg Dick, 281; and 728.
Commercial League
Team standings: Golden Jets,
43;... Queens, 30; Habkirk, 26;
B oble, 21.1' ,04th Harbors, 16;
Born Losers; 11.
High single, Ron Dale, 368;
high triple, Goad "Noble, 773.
Country 'C lub
Team standings: Twisters, 72;
Half and Half, 50; ,Pin Pickers,
49; Lucky, Strikes, 48; Rebels,
42; Combines, 27.,
Ladies' high single . and trip-
le, Leans Elliott, 155 •ancl 695.
I'on's high single and- triple,
" Gblid Noble,' 326 and 866.
Seaforth Inter-town
Team standings: Godterich,
151; Bowl-Moir, 149; Mitchell,
134; Mikes? Lanes, 124; Sealoath,
121; Valiants, 119; Clinton, 113; •
St. Marys, 108; Exeter, 99; Mikes'
No. 2, 26.
High singles, Gordon Pringle,
340. B. Wilson, 326; V. Young,
323. •
High five, .j. McWhiinney, 1366;
R. Wilson, 1336; H. Sartori, 1317.
Classified Ads pay dividends.
which -'Was dedgeatted MS.
Charles BRA, AIIM Meird4
.1011thet0111 read 4 \allt ;VW* co
China and Mrs. Fred MeOlyanonP ,
read letter then eastaxitan -
housewife visiting in China.
We. Charles Reid eomlleted.
the busbies& Fi'f on,e eAll&t0
sick aged shut-ens were made
' dumb* January. Ws, Florence
• Elliott. and Mrs. wait webutep
repotted on the FileSbYterial
they had attended at M'atchea
Cbdina." 'Hymn, 252 0In -chtriot
Thy ZS No Bast or West" iak,41
sum- send litM4
POI:read tibta. ScaiPOPP, Nkatliciv
1j45 andgr anto. Mrs.
-0-Strorn retfej*l • offering •
A "donation of $25 was made to
the 'Clinton Hospitati
The World Day of. Prayer w
be held in Varna this year with
the matte "Growing Together
In ChniStianity." •
uncil suet in regular session
on February 4th, 1969,-at 1 p.m.
in the Belgrave Community
Centre with the _ Reeve, Roy
Pattison presiding and all the
council members present.
Motions adopted included:
That Robert Carter be ap-
pointed as representative from
East Wawanosh to the Blyth
Municipal Recreation Commit-
tee.
Ross Jackson met with Coun-
cil to discuss stop and yield
right-of-way signs' for the town-
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