The Huron Expositor, 1972-01-13, Page 9•
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NOW
Is the time to buy a good
used car or truck
HERE
Is the place t a good used
car or truck
THIS
List is just part of our selection
of good used cars and trucks 0
1969 FORD GALAXIE 500 2-door hardtop,
V -8, automatic, radio, whitewalls,
wheelcovers, 841390
1968 MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE, V-8,
automatic, sport console, power top,
finished in bright yellow with black vinyl
trim, K43106
1967 T-BIRD LANDEAU 4-door, fully
equipped with all the T-Bird lu-xpries,
K32136
1969 VOLKSWAGEN BUG DELUXE, one
owner, actual 35,000 miles, K33902
1970 FORD LTD 4-door hardtop, V08,
automatic, power steering, power brakes,
radio, whitewalls, wheelcovers, finished in
presidential blue with black vinyl top,
K32135
1966 FORD GALAXIE 500 2-door hardtop,
39p V-8, automatic, power brakes, power . steering 0 .
TRUCKS
1969 FORD` F100 6 cylinder, styleside
pickup, heavy duty suspension, 6-ply tires,
C83783
1965 MERCURY 1-TON chassis and cab,
V-8, 700x,16 six-ply tires, heavy duty springs
with helpers, 4-speed transmission, radio,
P84858
1970 FORD 1-TON chassis and cab, V-8,
4-speed transmission, 750x16 eight-ply tires,
one owner, actual miles, 27362B
1595
1595
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1195
1595
$ 995
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9195
'2295
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Your Ski-loo dealer is
dealing like crazy.
Before you buy any snowmobile
see your Ski•Doo dealer first.
He's dealing on all available
models.
Come in and write your own deal now.
The snowmobile season just starting
so get in on all the winter fun.
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it Idernark, of Bomb itd Ltd
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Rock", • "The Nation Makers"
turns now to the Lower-Canada,
aspect' of the Rebellion of 1837-
• ,-1838 - an aspect expressing most -
violent and disastrous. discon-
tent in. Quebec.
A ...Child in Prison Carnp, ,by
Takashima
In 'December', 1941, 22;000 men,
women and children orlifiarrestr
,origin living on Canada's West.
Coast were stripped of all civil
rights and' submitted to three
yearn of variouseiNigrifties. The
autlioica child at the time , now
an accomplished Canadian artist,
tells ,:her family's story in a
combination of gentle prose and
reproductions , of unusual
canvases.
Heritage, a romantic look at
early Canadian furniture, by
Scott Symons, photos by John
de Visser.
Each piece of furniture 'as dis-
covered and described' by the-
author with love, admiration and
insight. Then John de Visser
captured each piece both in colour
and black and white. The result
is an exciting excursion through
the world of early Canadiana. .
New Canadian Books in Huron
County-Public Library
The Unmuzzled Max, by Max
Ferguson.-
The master of the stinging barb
is in full humour here as he
demolishes some sacred cows of
society. v Winner of the Stephen
'Leacock 'Award for Humour in
1968, MairFerguson presents his
second instalment of satire , -
sketches.
• Outdoor with Gregory Clark.
Four decades as one qi Canada's
foremost story-tellers and hum--
mirists, Greg Clark here'invites
his reader to come outdoors with.
him and share his observations
• • and-anecdotes.
seph Brant; a man for his
. people, by Helen C.Robinson
The story of the'-Mohawk Indian
chief, Thayendanegra, whose
le English name was Joseph Brant,
is one Of the most exciting annals
in the North American peel. This
biography has been written par-
ticularly for teen-age readers.
Rebellion, by Joseph Sdhull.
Jasepli Schell author of
g "Laurier", Bettie -teethe
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New Books In The Library
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"That was the office romance . . then they got' married!" .
4 8CM/fling
the Weeklies
By Lia-Heis
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—ereetes--,
Hi there folks! We are back again after the hectic
Christmas and New year's mil. We hope. all had a
pleasant holiday and -• it is eel' hope you wllltenjoy scan-
ning the ,weeklies in 1972 as much as you did in 1974 We
will certainly try -to make this feabire. as interesting to
,you as possible.'
In scanning the Eieter Times-Advocate we note that
a motorist from Kitchener came upon a herd of cattle
on. Highway 83 about two miles west of the Huron-Perth
bop,ndary fine: Four cattle were killed. . OWner of the
herd was Mac Redgert, Whit ,l(irkton, Damage to the
car was. set at $1,600 and the cattle were valued at $660.
"Douglas' Brunton, driver of the car, received only minor
injuries. - Snowmobilers in Exeter did not heed
- the warning issued by council last meeting and thus
council has agreed to prepare a by-law. controlling the
• . machines. - - -Usborne Road superintendent Bill
,Routly retired at the end-, of 1971 after close to thirty
. years service with the .municipality. His position is.
being taken over by John Batten; a grader operator and
works foreman fer about 16 --years. - - -Mr. and Mrs.
Roy MacDonald were honored by -relatives on. the. occasion
of their ,45th wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs., W.
Dace, Grand Bend, and Mr.'f and Mrs. Charles Miller,
Exeter, marked their 60th' wedding anniversaries recently,
also Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Haas, Buffalo, celebrated
their 5fith wedding anniversary. Mrs. Haas was the former
Gladys Ford of Exeter.
'The Godekich Signal-Star reports two snowmobiles are
being utilized by the Goderich detachment of the Opp to
provide improved cottage inspections during the winter
• months - - Goderich's • first 'new arrival for 1972
was Sandra Lee Ann Mathers, daughter of -Mr. and Mid:-
Johh\Mathers, R.R.2,. Goderich. She checked in at 3:50
a.m. bt the Alexander Marine and General Hospital. A
.successful skate-arthon was held at the arena at which
Dick Eisler speinethe music to skate by.
Hot meals- delivered to homed are literally going a-
• begging arid those responsible for the special service,
"Meals on Wheels", are wondering ' why. Instigated-Some
18 months age_ by the Ministerial. Association, Wingham,
Was, according . to' the Wingham Advance-Times, to
provide one hot Meal a day to elderly people, especially
those living alone. -It is hoped an increase will be forth-
coming within the next two weeks in order that this worth-
while project may continue. • - = -wren Kieffer, rt.R.i,
Bluevale, was $250 richer on Christmas Eve as she.was
the winner of the grand, draw of the Goodwill Season
Stores._ She 'is a student at illuron Park College and plans
to use the money to repay a student loan. --- -The family
and neighbors of Mr: and Mrs. Alex Donaldsen, Gerrie,
feted them on the occasion of their . 45th anniversary.
The Mitchell. Advocate reports that Mrs. EVerett
Walkom, on Blanshard Street, at the south end of town
phoned the Advocate on Tuesday to tell that while standing
at the window watching about half a dozen cardinals, she
spatted' a good fat Robin among. them. She also reported
the first robin red breast. around, here but it was later
.than January 4th last year. - - Snowmobilers are' seeking
some form of protection from snowmobile operations. in
the Lions Park, where- young children are using it for
their recreation and lohogganing; etc. .
In the Milverton Sun we note that Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Hoffman, residents of the Milverton Nursing Home, re-
cently eelebrated their 60th wedding anniversary.
Bob Farrish of KitCherier, formerly of Ashfield; accord-
'the Lucknow Sentinel, has purchased' the Lucknow
- Bowling Alley from -Mrs::- Fred Herten and took over on
. 'January 3kd. • .
• -• The ZuriCh -CitieenseNews relatesl,that-aeveterareof ,•-V
' seven years on the Municipal. council of the Village. of ,.
Zurich, .Herb Turkheim last week announced he was re-. °
tiring from the position effective December 31, 1971. He
still had one..... year of a two-year term, to serve. Under
the Municipal Act, the council will .now. have the right
to appoint any ratepayer to fill out the year of .his two-
year term, '
'''''''''''''''''''' Clinton News-Record we note that Miss Mary
Harrison, Clinton's oldest resident, -celebrated her 103rd
birthday Tuesday, January 4th at Clinton Public Hospital
where she is presently a patient. - - - Bayfield Lions
first winter carnival last weekend was a huge success
_according to club officials.
The lira regirlar Morris
Council Meeting of„the New year
was held Mond0-Y with all mern- - bers present and Reeve Wrri.--E1-
sten presiding.
Rev. John Roberts, Belgrave
was. preSerif and conducted a
short devotional period. Appre- '
ciation for his visit wies exiees-
sed by Reeve Elston.
By-law, No. 1, 1972, appoint-
ing officers and setting wages
was passed. Appointments are: .
- Clerk,-Mrs. Helen Martin,$2225;
Treasurer, George Micliie,$800;
Poundkeepers, Carl Johnston,
• Clarence, Goll, Ross Turvey,
Harvey Edgar, John • Bowman, •
Stanley Hopper, Clarence Yutll,
•• Mervin Pipe, Geo. Michie, Wm.
McCutCheen, -Sam 'Fear, Robt.
Bird, Wm. Craig, Geo.. Blake,
John Nesbitt, Rae Huether, Live-
stock Valliators, Robt. Fraser
and Ken Taylor •at $5. for first
hour plus $2 . for each extra
- hour and •.114 per mile. Fence-
yiewers, Northwest, Harold
Proctor, Milo Casemore, Bert
Hastings; Northeast, Johri Cu-
- cliff, wm. Peacock, Jas. Bow-
mans; Southwest, „las. Wilson,
Bruce Smith, Bruce Richmond;
Southeast, Ken McDonald, Jas.
Smithr„„Slarence McCutcheon;
Gradermen, Jame* Casemore at
$2.75 per hour; John Smith at
$2.55 per hour; Labour wages,
$2.00 per hoar; Tile Drainage
Inspector, Geo. Michie at $5'. for
first ,bour plus $2.00 for each
extra' .hour. plus 10 cents per
mile; and Trench Inspector, Wm.
McArter at same wages as Tile
, KIPPEN
Kippen East W.I. meet
at the home of Mrs.'"D. Trieb-
ner on Wednesday when Mrs.
Mary _ Van Valkengred ,v ill be
the speaker. Mrs. R: Kinsman
will give the motto, Mrs. J.
Chalmers W. reading, Mrs. J.
Sinclair, a contest and Mrs. M.
Connolly will be in charge of
the lunch. .
'Kippen East W.I.- has nine-
teen girls interested in 4-11
Homemaking Clubs, but lacks
leaders. Mrs. Robert Bell is
asking /or vOlunteers.
Kenneth Jones, returned to
Guelph after spending theTholi-
, day season With- bis•-•threritP,'
Mr. and Mrs. Barold..Jones.
Mr. and Mrs; Grant Jones
and Ken of Guelph participated
'in- the Junior Farmers Provin-
cl'il;!Yaletit yflgtivai 1912" at' the
King Edward Sheraton Hotel last
week end.
'NEWS OF 7'
• . More Indugurcil Meeting, ".. " , n
omplotp., -Appointments :At Ai4
In Flu: Fight
Correspondent
Mrs. Rena Caldwell
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JEWELLERS
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Drain-Inspector; WaSte DiSposal from' Teeswater-Clikross or 1714401"41.. services- were'
Site Supervisor,, Adam Smith at Lucknow Fire Departments. Winter ish a flu wonderland. 'ducted on December ;SI'
Rey*
from the.
$2. per hour, cowit weed to (iisconIlinie Like, the common god, 174 Whitney funeral" home
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_Root, Grasby "WaS appointed an agreement with orgy and la- is a infection of the upper M. Reuber mr*, 'MP* to the Maitland ValleY Censer- q, Kil.lop for the use of Walton respiratory tract., • Rut it Pryce, who died De enaw 28
vation Authorityloione year, and Waste Disposal Site. ' - Much more- . severe.. . Pallbearers were Bruce:Pap-i
Jas. Mair and Thos. Miller were
named as Morris' representa-
tives on • Brussels.„:. Morris and
Grey_aleereation. Committee for
1972.
Robt. Grasby was appointed to
Blyth Recreation Committee for
1972 and council recommended
that Ross Smith and Stanley Hop-
per be appointed to the Belgrave
Arena Board.
, Win. Elston and Thos. Mil-
ler were named as -repredenta-
Oyes on the Blyth Fire Area
Board and Jas,- Mair .and Ross
Smith on.Winghara.and District
Fire Area Board.
Council agreed that MelCraig
be recommended to Wingham and
District Hospital Board as Mor-
ris' representative for 1972 and
that Walter Shortreed -' be ap-
pointed to" Sea-forth Community
'Hospital Board to represent Mor-
ris for 1972.
Wm. Elston, Council member
be appointedfor one year and
Stewart Proctor non-council
member were appointed for two
years to the Wingham and Dist-
rict planning Board.
Thorne, Gunn, Helliwell and
Christensen Were named auditor*
Council set convention expen-
ses for attendance at one con-
ventien at $15 per day plus ex-
..,penses.
A motion by Ross Smith, sec-
.onded by Robt. Gragby that re-
muneration for 1972 for Reeve
_be $575. and for each Councillor
$450 was Carried over an amend-
pent by Jas. Mair, -seconded by
Thos. Miller that Reeve receive
$6'50. and each Councillor_.$425.
R'enumeration for Wm. Mc-
Arter, road superintendent was
set at -$2.75 per hour plus 1.0
cents per mile phis $15. per
month for bookkeeping.
A grant of $15, was given
Muscular . Dystrophy Association
of Canada and the Reeve and
Clerk were to sign an agreeinent.
re assistance when, necessary'
Egniontiville
viruses can work-their way int
the breathing passageways and
damage the linings,- then spread.
to the air sacs where oxygen
and carbon dioxide are
exchanged. The workings of
the entire body can be dikupted.
Antimicrobial drugs do not
attack flu viruses but they can
' work to fend off other complicat-
ions. , With bed rest and medical
attention, most people recover
within days- or weeks from the
flu. But if the infection is not
properly tended, complications
like pneumonia can set in. :
There are several different
types of Oneumonia, some more
serious than others. But aboet
.helf of them are caused by
viruses, and antibiotics are in-'
effective in treating viral pneu-
monia. Antibiotics can be use-
ful, though, in treating types •of
pneumonia caused by bacteria.
"Walking ' pneumonia , " whose
symptom is usually a violent
pated ,Federal Election thiss-year cough, is still another kind of
were discussed. It was decided'
to make contacts with the Riding
Associations in Middlegex North
and Huron-Bruce to establish a
Steering Committee for the corn-
bined Federal Riding of Huron.
Initial contacts will be made to
potential candidates.
A 1972 membership drive for
a 50% increase en the Provincial
Riding was discussed.
The Secretary; Shirley Dodds,
Goderich, was authorized to con-
tact several members who are to
be requested to sit on proposed'
committees to ,study Policy and
Agricultural problems.
Riding , President, . Shirley'
Weary, Goderith, oiled the suc-
cess of the first Christmas social
as grounds to consider similar answer letter.' activities.
Moved by Robt. Grasby sec:va-
c:led by Ross Smith that By-law
No. 2, 1972, alb:Ting the Trees-
inifi'L and the Reeve to borrow
on the- credit of th,e munrcip
ality up to $125,000. from the
Canadian Imperial 'Bank of Com-
merce, Wingham be passed.
A, grant of $150. was approved
for Brussels Medical-Dental
Centre,
Accounts ' paid inclu e .
Roads, $3,366.93, General,
$1,622.98 for a total of$4,989.91.
An executive meeting of the
Huron Riding Association of the
New 'Democratie Party was held
in Zurich, eyednesday evening
when initial plans for the antici-
NDP Riding
Group Meets
infection caused by the smallest
free-living agent of disease
called mycoplasmas. This agent
cannot be called a virus -or a
bacteria, but it has characteris-
tics of both. Antibiotics can
help combat this infection.
Anyone with suspicious sym-
ptoms of violent foUghing,
chest pains, fever, and headache,
should call his doctor immed-
iately. Infections of the respir-
atory tract, even when they
respond to antibiotics, demand
early diagnosis and treatment.
The pneumonia-influenza disease
group is the country's fifth
leading, killer.
To support Itie struggle
against respiratory disease,
your Christmas Seal
There's more to do.
pie, James Pap" Th0#1.4.§P4131
pie, Donald Dapple, Larry
P14 Murray Pryee.. FloWer7,. bearers were Brian Pryce
Wayne Pryce and Blayne pryce. •
Correspondent
Mrs. C. Geddes,
Mrs. Leo Teatero is a pat-
ient in Victoria Hospital, London.
All her ' friends and neighbours
wish her a speedy recovery and
' ' beSt of luck.
. Mr. and Mrs. Gord Bryani
of . Peterborough, Ontario visited
with Mr. and Mrs.- Teeter° on
Sunday. They, just returned home
frOiti a two month vacation in.
Florida with weather in the 80'S
most Of the time.
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