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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1969-05-29, Page 8BALL - MACAULAY BUILDING SUPPLIES CLINTON 482-9514 — HENSALL 262-2713 SEAFORTH 527-0910 excelite FIBER GLASS PAN E L SPECIAL OF THE WEEK Forest Green Excelite Fiber Glass 55-oz. Panels 26"x96" AWNINGS PATIOS • CARPORTS Suggeisted RetaP 9-75 Save $3.80 .S PECI AL .95 • 4g:. 10% off China, Glesswerre, Clocks, Silverware and All Other Stock 20% off ALL LADIES' AND GENTS' JEWELLERY BIG r itto • SATURDAY — Save 10% to 50700 SEAFORTH JEWELLERS HALF PRICE SPECIALS! 4 diamond engagement and wedding ring sets reg. $165. to $240.00 7 watches reg. $27.95 to $59.75 HALF PRICE SEAFORTH JEWELLERS Step-up to big quality with art Ariens Fairway riding mower. You've never seen a riding mower that gives such on-the-spot per- formance and power where it counts. 'Start enjoying riding mower coat- fort and dependability with the Ariens Fairway. CHECK THESE FEATURES: tlex-N-Float, no-scalp mowing V 4 speeds forward, reverse V Electric or recoil starting V Safety discharge chute — V Bucket seat with back rest V Turf saver tires V 5 H.P. or 6 H.P. engines Stop in today and discover how' easy it is to operate . . . easier yet to own. V INCE NT ',17oArrttaly Sahn iiktch" 6P_AcinE pr. GALT;SEAFORTH 0;2276 FARM EQUIPMENT + L....sing -11MM EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTH, ONT., MAY 29, 1969 Investigate Bus Safety Regulations 'FARMERS' DELL DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT BRUCEFIELD Our Delicious Chicken and Soft Ice Cream Products Find Favour with Our Seaforth Customers TRY US By Richmond Atkey Robert M. Elliott, RR 1, Clinton, who represents Goder- ich and Colborne Townships on. Huron County BOard of Educat- ion, led a lengthy discussion on safety regulations for buses and operators at last week's meet- ing of the Board in the County Counc il Chamber, Goderich. lie fathered a motion, which pasied unanimously, that a full investigation as to what is needed, be made at once. He urged the exercise of the greatest possible care in bus operation, with which Board members heartily agreed. Action by the Board of Education followed an accident on May 9 when a bus contracted to transport pupils to and from Holmesville school, was involv- ed when a wheel allegedly got loose and freed itself from the bus. No one was injured. The.principal of the Holm- esville school reported the acc- ident to the Board of a bus op- erated by Huron Automotive and Supply, Goderich, which agreed to place another bus in - service. Mrs. Wm. Jewitt, Ross, Donny, Larry; Kenny, Kevin and Stev- en, Miss Bonnie Snell, Mr. and Mrs. John Jewitt and fami- ly and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Presz- cator and family of Londesboro and Mr; and Mrs. Dennis Dew- itt and family of Clinton. Mrs. Earle Tipping, Danny and David of Sarnia visited last weekvith her parents Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dowson. Misses Lori and Tracy Hayter spent last week with their grandparents, Mr. and ' Mrs. Jack Woods of Toronto. Darlene Hayter and Bar- bara Keys were presented with County Honour certificates and pins at the Achievement • Day held at Huron Centennial School on Saturday. The girls have successfully completed six 4-H Homemaking Club projects. Mr. Wilfred Chuter has returned from the hospital and is spending a few days with his daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. ,Jerry Brubacher. The community was sad- dened on Sunday to hear of the passing of Mrs. J. H. Broeze. Mrs, Broeze was a valued member of the community and our sincere sympathy is extend- ed to Mr. Broeze and family. Sacrament of the Lords Supper and infant baptism were observed in the United Church on Sunday. Infants baptized at Varna were Stephen Robert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Barry Tay- lor; Julie Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Webster and Kathryn Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Clark. Idfants baptized at the Goshen United Church were Kimberly Anne, daughter of, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hayter and Lori Elaine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith McBride. Rev. Currie of Hensall officiated at both services. Visitors at the-home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dowson and family on Sunday to celebrate Brenda's eighth birthday. were Conditions Termed Unsanitary Ui by Richmond Atkey Two Blyth housewives were deputations of one person each before Huron County Board of Education which met in Huron County Council chamber last week.. Mrs. Phyllis Street, mother. of children attending Blyth Pub- lic School, made a strong plea for action in connection with unsanitary conditi,9Ds existing in the playground of the school. She claimed that raw sewage was entering from the septic system. 1 „ 'he children came home last winter, their clothes soak- ing with sewage', she declared. She pointed out that this sewage problem had arisen only • months after the school had. been built. ' "Sometimes the odor is so had, it goes two blocks away", she said. Board Chairman John 1,11' vis, Clinton, said that this and other matters were being worked out with the former arcliii'Ler', the contractor and the Department of Health. lie wondered where the responsibility lay. However, as a beginning, a Motion was passed that 'the offending area he fenced off .• immediately and,that a full investigation he made forth- with by Board members and of- ficials. The chairnian invited' 'hoard inemhers in see die sit- uation for themselves. Mrs. Clenyee Snell, also a Blyth housewife, stressed that school children should he taught languages other than English. She requested a fulltime teach- er in Blyth Public School to. teach French,' and possibly Rus- sian and Chinese, the languages that might: he needed in the fu- ture. The request was referred to conimi ttc.c. 2 f or $1 Grade "A" Fresh Roasting 7- 5.6 lb. average CHICKENS 45 Heinz BreadNbutter PICKLES, 48-oz. Libby's — With Pork and Tomato• Sauce DEEP-BROWN BEANS, 19-oz. • • 4. for $1 Maple Leaf Canned HAMS, 1 1 /2 -lb. tin Gem MARGARINE $1.69 Pure Pork SAUSAGE lb. 49c lb. 69c lb. 98c 6 lbs. ,$1 Boneless Rolled BRISKET MI l ATO JUICE, 48-oz. tins . • 3 for 020 Cut-Rite ' WAX PAPER, 100-ft. rolls • • • . 3 for 980 Jell-O Brand — Assorted Flavours JELLY POWDERS, 3-oz. Weston's MARSHMALLOWS, 11 1/2 -oz. pkg. 2/550 Aylmer — Tomato or Vegetable Ribbed STEAK 6 for 650 Shoulder 59c Fresh SIDE PORK lb' 49c Ground Chuck lb. 73c PORK. CHOPS lb. 2 for 790 250 SOUPS, 10-oz. 5 for Scit- w7 Duncan Hines Layer Type — Chocolate, White, Lemon, Pine- apple, Cherry CAKE MIXES, 19-oz French's Prepared MUSTARD, 16-oz. Robinhood All-Purpose FLOUR, 7-lb. bag Krispak — Blanched or Spanish PEANUTS, 10-oz. pkgs. 2 bags for 770 Hostess — Regular 69c POTATO CHIPS, 11-oz. bag Special 590 740 10% OFF ikl)i.NY TOP QUALITY SHOES AFiE ON DISPLAY SALE PRICED On all regular stock this Thursday, Friday and Saturday Schneider's Assorted — 6-oz, pkg Cold Cuis 2 foe LADIES' DRESS HEELS s- '1111.111.1m Ladies and Men's Popular PENNY LOAFERS Complete Size Range BCS price is . $4-9 9 ___ 6 • 9 PRODUCE Ontario No. I — 25-lb. bag POTATOES Ontario No. 1 Queen Site Hof House ‘1•1111emilimpromme 690 CUCUMBERS Vor 330 CORN on COB (fresh from Florida). 6 for 390 FROZEN FOOD Sake Brand — 6-oz. tins LEMONADE 9 for $1 "ATTENTION STUDENTS" Keep your pocket book as wail as your feet IW comfort disiing the Bayfield walk. Read's elloots" are made for "walking" at 10% off on all regular stock. 1171.4axtr 1 WEDDING INVITATIONS THE HURON EXPOSITOR Phone 527-0240 — Seaforth TOWN OF SEAFORTH TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH SENIOR CITIZEN APARTMENTS ▪ If you are fifty-eight years of age or over ...If yoUr present accommodation isinadequate... - If your income is modest This is of Interest to You! lay ti;forg.2 l'ryr The Ontario Housing Corporation, at the request of your municipal council,,is consider- ing the development of senior citizen housing in the town. To determine the local interest in this type of accommodation, survey questionnaires are now being distributed. ONLY BY FILLING OUT A QUESTIONAIRE CAN YOU HELP TO DETERMINE WHETHER A PROJECT SHOULD BE DEVELOPED. - Further information and questionnaire forMs are available to all interested persons 58 years of age and over from: ' E. M. Williams, Clerk, Town of Seaforth J. I. McIntosh, Clerk, Twp:of Tuckersmith SEAFORTH :r ENDS SATURDAY READ'S SHOES & LUGGAGE 5th Anniversary Sale Values Will continue during Seaforth BCS Sale this weekend Specials for May 28, 29, 30, 31 UPER AVE.. MARKET Hensall, Ontario Priced to clear from 9 9` Other styles at special; reductions 1 pr. for 2.99 1 pr. for 3.99 or 2 pr. for COO or 2 pr. for 6.00