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Queens Park
by Murray Gannt;M.P.P.
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CLASSIFIED ADS
21. Tenders Wanted
TENDER FOR
HOUSE DEMOLITION
Tenders for demolition
of
ST. PATRICKS
RECTORY
Dublin, Ontario
will be received by the
undersigned up until 5:00
p.m., Thursday,' March 30,
1972.
Lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
For further detallscontact
23. Business Directory
G. A, WHITNEY
FUNERAL HOME
Goderich St. W., Seaforth
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Adjustable hospital beds for
rent
FLOWERS FOR EVERY
OCCASION
Phone 527-1390 - Seaforth
SEAFORTH .
ELECTRONICS
NW'
FROM
7 p.m. •to 9 p.m
ZENITH
& PHI LCC,
DEALER
4c.
Service to all niakes -
T.V's., Radios, .Etc.
17 Sparling St. - Phone 527-1150
23-25-tf
PERCY WRIGHT
LICENSED
AUCTIONEER
Kippen, Ontario
Telephone 262-5515, Hensall
23-25-tf
R. S. BOX
FUNERAL HOME
Phones: .
Day 527-0680 - Night 527-0885 •
23-25-tf
WTHWELL'S
Auctioneers & Appraisers
Licensed and Bonded
Ontario wide Auction
Service.
Phone Collect 482-3120:'
23-25-tf
The Regular Meeting of Hul-
lett Township Council was held
in the Londeshoro Community
Hall with Reeve Hugh Flynn and
all Councillors present.
Motions adopted included:
- that we grapt a Building Per-
, mit to E. Collins to erect a
house on Lot 21, Con 1, Hul-
lett Township.
- that we write off the tax pen-
alty due on East 1,2 of Lot
9, Conc. 1, in the amount of
$2.52.
- that we give a grant of $100.00
that a By-Law to impose spec-
to Seaforth, Clinton and Blyth
Agricultural Societies for 1972
when requested.
Millson Drainage. Works.
that we give a Grant to Huron
Plowmen's Association for the
sum of $25.00, for the year
ial annual drainage rates upon 1972.
land in respect of which money that we open the Tenders on
the Warble Fly program - one is borrowed under the Tile
tender for Sprayer; biro for Drainage Act 1971, having been
Inspector; and four to supply read and passed.
powder. that we grant permission to
that we accept the Tender of Blyth Agricultural Society to
Murray Reid to supply the sell Lottery ticketS within the
Warble Fly Powder at $4.50 Township of Hullett.
per 15 lb. bag and .48c per lb. that we set March 20 for the
Reading of the- Report on the that we accept the Tender-of
FEAST
Your eyes and
WIN YOUR CHILD'S HEART
with Boxed Easter Chocolate
Novelties from our Candy Shop
Priced from 49c
. NEW- AT STEDMANS
Harvey Woods
UNDERWEAR and SOCKS-
for men and boys, Top quality at reasonable
Prices;
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See our line up of great
Spring DRESSES
for every size
7-15, 12-20, 14 1/4 -241/a in the ever popular
crimplene. Buy now and SAVE 10% 'on
Regular Priced Dresses.
Jim Leishman to spray cattle
in Hullett at .10 per head
per spray.
- that we accept the Tender of
C. Yuill as Warble Fly Spray
Inspector at rate of MOO per
hour and .080 per mile.
- that we instruct the Road Sup-
erintendent to apply for gravel
" tenders for approximately
16,000 yds of 5/8 in. gravel.
- that we set the price of Warble
Fly Spraying at .24 per head
per spray.
Accounts paid included; Gen-
eral account, $1,1,729.87, Road
Account, $6,215.43 and Drains
Account; $215.00.
Every week more and more
people discover what mighty jobs
are acaimplished by low cost
Expositor Want Ads. Dial 527-
0240.
SEAFORTH
JEWELLERS
for
DIAMONDS, WATCHES
JEWELLERY, FINE .CHINA
GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION
All Types of Repairs
Phone 527-0270 .
THREE
FIRST CALF
HOLSTEIN
HEIFERS
Due Now
KEN SMITH
345-2238
This week the hottest issue
before the House was the Work-
men's Compensation Board which
newspaper stories suggested had
dropped at leap $560,000 in pen-
altiep against General Motors
and Ford during the past two
years.
The stories claimed the pen-
alties had been cancelled after
the two firms withdrew from a
group of industries concerned
with the Beard's efficiency and
fairness.
The Workmen's Compen-
sation Board presented Ford with
a $260,206 bill and word went
out that G.M. was next with a
$300,000 penalty.
Smiles - • • •
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Two ladies were discussing
the art of "gift buying. "I've
decided 'to buy my husband a
lawn mower for Father's Day."'
"That's nice," replied the other.
"I got one for Mother's Day."
The maid rushed into the
room and cried: "Hurry, ma'am,
your Inisband's lying unconscious •
in the hall beside a large round
box with a piece of paper cbut,-
ched in his hand."
"How exciting," enthused the
lady, "my fur coat has arriyed."
The autb salesman announced
to his son that there would soon
be a new baby in the house.
"I suppose," said the little fel.-
low, "that means I'll have to be
traded in."
An ardent golfer was on the
putting green when suddenly a
woman came running up.the fair-
way dressed in a wedding gown.
"How could you do this to
me?" she cried.
"Listen," he said, never
taking his eye off the ball,
told you , only if it rained."
The penalties were Cancel-
led nine months later, on appeal,
when Ford promised it would
improve' its safety programme.
Meanwhile Dalton Bales,Ont-
ario's Attorney General, has
dented that a deal was niade
with a former Vice-Chairman
of the Workmen's Compensation
Board, by which the man was
paid full salary fer two years
after he resigned.
Mr. Bales said Mr. Cauley
was paid about $54,000 when
he resigned from the W.G.13.,
but this was not salary, it was
for accumulated 'sick credits and
.holidays which Mr. Cauley hadn't
taken in his 25 years with the
Board.
Mr. Cauley has said he was
paid $62,000 for 28 months in
which he didn't work. He is
waiting for a cheque for about
$28,580 to cover 29 weeks' holi-
day pay • plus the six-. months'
maximum accumulated sick leaye
benefits.
The Workmen's Compen-
• sation Board has now been called
to come before the Natural Re-
sources Committee on the 29th
March to explain matters asso-
ciated with these two incidents.
I took part in the Throne
Debate this week, and,, this af-
forded me an opportunity -to
speak on the need for passen-
ger rail service into our part
of the country. _
Most people find the bus ser-
vice totally unsatisfactory and
the railway provides. the only
other means of public transport-
ation.
I suggested ifthe Govern-
ment of Canada was worried
about the extent to which it would.
have to subsidize such service,
then it could reduce the $166
million subsidy it provides for
the C.B.C. by $1 million and
apply that money to providing
passenger rail service into the
area.
I also pointed out that in
19'70, of the 921 new medical
doctors registered to practice
in Ontario only 37 per cent were
Ontario graduates. Over 50 per
cent of the M.D.s came in from
other countries while the re-
mainder' came from other prov-
inces. At the same time, in 1969
Ontario Medical Schools rejec-
ted 36 per cent of applicants
whom they considered . accep-
table but for whome there were
no places. Close to 200 Ontario
students were denied this pro-
fessional education for which they
were considered qualified.
It is obvious that Ontario has
elected to provide increased
medical manpower needs through
immigration. I find this totally
unacceptable and I hope the Prov-
ince wil 1 take steps to correct
the situation immediately.
22. pegal Notices -
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE OF
MICHAEL JOSEPH NAGLE
All persons having claims against
.the Estate of Michael Joseph
Nagle,. late of the Village of
Dublin, in the County of Perth,
Retired Farmer, deceased, who
died on the 20th day of November,
1967, are,hereby notified to send
in full particulars of their claims
to the, undersigned on -or before
the 13th day of April, 1972,
after which date the assets will
be distributed having regard only
to claims then received.
DATED at Seaf6rth, Ontario this
20th flay of March, 1972.
McCONNELL & STEWART
Barristers, &c.„
Seaforth, Ontario .
Solicitors for' the Executor. •
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3'. Business Directory
W. 'J. CLEARY
Seaforth, Ontario
LICENSED EMBALMER
AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR
-.Night and Day Calls - 527-0510
23-25-tf
Auctioneer
FARM AND FURNITURE
SALES CONDUCTED
R. G. GETHKE
Phone 347-2465. - Monkton
23-25-tf
The family of the late James
Coutts wish to express their
appreciation to the many friends
and neighbours for the beautiful
floral tributes, cards, messages
`of sympathy and the donations to
the cancer society. Special thanks
to Dr. Underwood, nurses of the
hospital, Rev. Reuber, Box
Funeral Home and anyone who ,
helped at Mrs. Wm. Wilbee's
home, and the pallbearers and
flower girls. 24-28-1
The family of the late Frank
Lamont wish to express their
appreciatiOn to many relatives,
friends and 'neighbours for the'
beautiful floral tributes, cards,
messages of sympathy, donations
to the• Heart ,Fund, Cancer
Society, The p ionder Mausoleum
Fund and'the many acts of kind-
ness shown us. Special thanks to
Rev. T. Mulholland and the Box
Funeral Home, pallbearers and
the Ladies • _Legion Auxiliary.
Your kifidnege at this time will
always be remembered. - Agnes
Lamont and Family. 24-28x1
I wish to thank my, friends and
relatives for cards and gifts I
received while I was in hospital,.
Special thanks to Drs. Moyo and..
Malkus and tlie nurses. - Master
McNichol. 24-28x1
I would like to thank my parents,
relatives and friends for their
visits, gifts and cards while I
was a patient in Seaforth Com-
munify Hospital." Special thanks
to Dr. Moyo and Dr. Malkus and ,
to Mrs. McCreight and fny class-
mates in Grade 6. - Cynthia Ann
Looby. , 24-28-1
25. In Memoriam
KEHN - In loVing Memory} of our
dear brother, Micheal, who
passed away one year ago March
23, 1971.
Gone is the face we loved so dear
Silent, the voice, we loved to
hear
Too far away for sight or speech
But not too far for thought to
reach.
- Always remembered and sadly
missed by brothers Edward,
Frank, sisters, Mary, Margaret
and" Joyce. 25-28-1
2,7. Births
HUGILL - To Mr. and Mr s.
-Wayne Hugill, Seaforth, Ontario
at Seaforth Community Hospital;
on March 19, 1972, a daughter,
Jennifer Lynn.
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HORAil , - To Mr. and Mr's. Ray-
mond Horan, R.R.#1, Dublin, at
Seaforth Community Hospital, on
March 20, 1972, a son, Tason
Raymond. 28x1
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1—THE M.URON EXPOSITOR, SEAFQRTH, ONT.. MARCH , 1972
Hullet council accepts to tenders
Printed Polyester
GRANNY
GOWN
for the "NOW LOOK" of cottons and
sailcloth '
PRICED FROM, 6 .98
Ladies' sizes S,-M. L.
Spruce up your wardrobe with
accessories like a new
HANDBAG
in white From
or straws .
will be arriving Monday, March 27th. Mop early for
• best selection.
Sew your way into Spring with bargains like this from our
fabric department
54" wide in.. spring fresh
prints ideal for tops and
dresses. Reg.-3.69 yd
Join the
BUNNY .DRAWING CONTEST
Rules posted in the store
HAVE YOUR
INCOME TAX
PREPARED EARLY
— Guaranteed Service —
Phone Today for an Appointment
Ronnenberg. Insurance
Agency
OPEN IN 'BRUSSELS - TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
MONKTON OFFICE OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK,
PHONES:
Brussels 887-6663 Monkton 347-2241
- INCOME TAX CONSULTANTS - •
Our terms are annual, not three years in advance,
TREASURE,
HUNT
,.,The Easter Bunny., has arrived
early at Stedmans and has hidden
many extra speCials for-you
throughout the store. Look' for the
purple and yellow price signs on
Thursday, March 30, from 9 a.m.
to 9 p.m;
TREASURE CHEST
Somewhere in our store is a chest
Varied with 10 Silver Dollars.
FIND IT and IT IS YOURS!
Just one of our great specials
PLASTIC DRAPES
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CLOSED ,GOOD FRIDAY
FATHER G. DILL
St. Patricks Rectory
Dublin, Ontario.
21-28-1
SAVE 10%
On Your Easter Candy Purchases'
PZIEIPOMMIMMICIIMIMIMIMEMainantoatneminik
LISTEN
For Our
5 MINUTE SPECIALS
Throughout the Evening
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JOHN. E.' LONGSTAFF
OPTOMETRIST
By Appointment Only
Seaforth Office • ,
Wed., Thurs., Fri., 9 to 530p.m.
Thursday evenings
Monday only - Clinton Office
For Appointment
Phone 527-1240 - or 482-7010
23-25-tf
.24. Card of Thanks
I would like to take this oppor-
tunity to thank all those who
sent cards and flowers and took
time off to visit me while I was
in the hospital. I would especially
like to thank the doctors and
nurses for the wonderful care I
got there.— - Mrs. Fred (V1)
Glanvil1e. 24-28x1
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I would like to thank my friends,
relatives and neighbours for
visits, flowers and cards while
a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital,.
London. It was deeply apprec-
iated. - Mrs. Virginia `Dalton.
24-28x1
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