HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1969-05-15, Page 15ARNOLD STINNISSEN
GROUP - LIFE - ACCIDENT and
SICKNESS - MAJOR MEDICAL
PENSIONS - ANNUITIES
Representing
Sun Life Assurance Company
of Canada ‘•
TELEPHONE 527-0410 •
117 GODERICH ST. EAST — SEAFORTH'
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Morris Tpwnship Council met-
Monday with all members pres-
ent and Reeve William Elston
presiding. ' .
Motions approved included:
That we endorse the resolut-
ion from Saltfleet Township re
excessive cost of education.. '
That membership be paid to
SOUtit AFRICAN
BARLINKA GRAPES
Wilkinson's
I GA Seaforth
Prices Effective
May 14- 17
Inclusive
We Reserve the
-Right to Limit
Quantities
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Asst'd
HICK'S .
RELISHES
12-oz. jar
Carnation
EVAP.,
MILK
16-oz. tin
Canada
First Grade
,Top Valu
BUTTER
1 lb. print
E. D. Smith
TOMATO
KETCHUP
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merimmommumommanu
Asst'd Flavours
Aliens Vitaminized
Fraservale Frozen (Fancy Quality)
GREEN PEAS pot 13.939$
- Lady Patricia (asst'd)
HAIRSPRAY 690
Top Valu (asat'd flavour')
Soft Drinks ns 1.2
1-0-ox.
ti
Akan 12"
FOIL WRAP . : .11'
Aylmer Choice
FRUIT
DRINKS
48-oz. tin
Fearman's Fully Cooked Partly, Skinned & Defatted, Shank Portion) •
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Family Pack (Cut Into 9.11 Chops) Top Valu (5 varieties)
g IR:f Quarters Cooked Meats ,%:1;,,c49
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NOTICE to PARENTS
• The Month of May Brings
FIRECRACKER DAY
HOWEVER - - - Owing to the large number of fires and the fact
that children have been burnt while playing with firecrackers
without supervision it has become necessary to limit the setting
off of firecrackers to one day — VICTORIA DAY.
A POLICE AND FIRE ORDER
Please Observe!
No Firecrackers May Be Let Off on the Streets
A Seaforth By-Law makes it an offense to discharge
fireworks on a street or in a public area within the
Town of Seaforth.
Should a fire result at any time, and it is necessary to turn in an
alarm, Phone 527-1100, and advise location and fletails of the fire.
It has been noted that children gather near the Fire Hall when
an alarm is sounded. To avoid accidents, please warn your child-
ren to stay clear of fire hall 'doors and truck route.
SEAFORTH FIRE BRIGADE
JOHN F. SCOTT, Chief-
SEAFORTH POLICE DEPARTMENT
GORDON HULLEY, Chief
Huron County Municipal Offic-
ers.' Association,.
That a,grant of $25. 00 be
given Canadian Cancer Society.
That $15.-00 fee be.paid to
Huron County Road Superintend-
ents' Association.
That Robt. Graiby look after
repairs to McNeil Drain.'
That we have Jas. A. Howes
examine, and report on 'the Breck-
enridge Drain repairs.
That Ross Smith be commis-
sioner for Breckenridge Drain.
That tender of Shaw and Nich-
olson, Jack•Nicholson, to supply.
load, and deliver approximately
17, 000 cu. yds. pit run gravel
for 37 cents per cu. yd. be ac-
cepted.
That auditor's report showing
a deficit for 196$ of $7, 853. be
accepted.
Accounts paid included Gen.,
eral $5, 433. 17; Roads $1, 810. 84
Seaforth's 5c to ,$1..00 Store
Stationery Gifts
Ask most any husband—
homemade pickles are the
easiest kind in which to get
involved.
W rk -Shoes
JACK •
THOMPS(A
Family Shoes and
Repairs
8 Main Street
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• All Types of
CEMETERY
MEMORIALS
OPEN DAILY
T. PRYDE & SON
Inquiries are invited — Telephone Numbers:
EXETER 285-0620 CLINTON 482-9421
SEAFORTH: Contact Willis Dundas
SEAFORTH MONUMENT WORKS
Mr. 'and Mrs. Don Wilson and
family of Llniorjdaie visited' on'
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Smith.
Mrs. Ralph Wareliam, Jeffrey
and Suzanne of Blyth visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Norris
Webb and fandly for the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. David Wheeler
were Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Cotsaut and Ray of
Birr.
Shown here
Doubles Bowlin
championship.
other town lea
series. Shown
layson, Kati'
and,John Smith
TOWN BOWLING CHAMPIONS
are members of the Seaforth Mixed
g League who last week won the town
They competed against teams from
gues, in .a ?five-week total pi nfal I
are (left) Hazel McGdnigle , Art Fin
Teal 1 , Eric Matzold, Betty Smith,
, (Staff. Photo).
.Huppm FatepsrroRi-AgAnwri4-9,tosiL0*-i5k.-1941-1,5:- •
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, Foster, T. „FOwler
While enjoyint the elithUS"
iasrn and excellent talent of the
children taking part in a recent
Music Festival•rny thoughts wan-
dered back to .my boyhood days
at No. Y Killen.
Pupils rangingtin age from 21.
to seven formed 'a group of about
60 for one teacher to control.
When the new'teacher Mr. David
Rennie took over he taught us to
sing - a new subject in those days.
We had one hour-long period in
forenoon and two in the afterno-
on. He was a kindly gentleman
with great enthusiasm for music.
and soon we were shouting lustily.
His favburite songsyere Little'
, Jack Frost and God Save the Que-
en. Such a din we created, but
we liked' it. "'The sirging sessions
Wele-increased to two in the '
Morning arid four in the afternoon
Then he suggested that we should
rehearse at home also.
As I look back apd see my-
self at eight years of age,,
marching up'and down tire kit-
chen floor howling'/Little Jack
Frost was a roguish little fellow
• • iffite# winds beOnil-to
I-inar.rYel.att4e enY-
duang -paiienee of .giy f440
trying tq read: his Glebe Pr my
mothet sfreallog with _her bak- •
4, What nap we ever do to,
balance th? sympathy an4,kind-
Hess that parents have shown?
1%.1ot 41 the parents in the,
trict took to the musical pro-
gram.sq kindly, soon there were
rumblings of discontent.
Strange to say excess of en7
'thtisiasm sometimes leads to
lack of discipline. Our school
was no exception, the Older
boys pelted every cutter ,driying
by with snowballs, often follow-
ing them ,along the road, some ,_
horses bolted and ran away. The
games were so rough and dang;-.
erous and finally Jack Hawthorne
was -bumped:into the barb Wire
fence. that surrounded the school
yard having his face and arms
badly .cut. Then there w as.act-
ion from the trustees. One af-
ternoon about four o'clock they
came to the school. They had
decided on a promotion for our
teacher.
Shortly after Mr. Rennie be-
came principal of a large school
in Ottawa. I feel that the abil-
ity and dedication to music of
that kindly man and others like
hint.* been itOtttrnental. in.-.
giving the youth OUP day the
0P11,004.nnig-14tey: Clesetve.
unfOrtunate .that we '.do-not
WYsx0:904Cand 6nc0 44ge-
great talent..
'children have 'many problems,
solve.' Are we aiiiays sytnpa7.-
thetio.'enOo0i or do. 'we
times ct.POrelessly,I h4ye
every' tat pouquih. They:
are canada''s hope for the future,
Napoleon Was -an outcast from
his ;0,001 grOuP.
Let there be PP YotIth 'Wet?'
looked to-day. Parents anti
teachers are to be consulted at
all times and rarely give wrong
advice. Hard work is the answer
to unrest. Faith in the future ,of
our Country is needed in this
great Canada of ours, this land
so full of opportunity..
Endorse School Cost Resolution
INSURANCE
Auto, Fire, Life
Donald G. Eaton
Insurance Agency Limited
Office in Masonic. Block
Main Street
Phone 527-1610 : Seaforth