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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1974-06-27, Page 10SAFETY AWARD -- Genesco Shoe .factory was awarded a safety award from I.A.P.A, last•week. In •f&nt row are the shop. committee members: Lorena Mero, Betty,.Fish, Betty Bennett, Mary Scott .and Hilda Austin. Back row. shoo committee chairman Joe Mero, Cutting foreman Jack Matthews, lasting foreman, Don Muir, Plant sept., Bob Walters, I.A.P.A. consultant ,Austin Bettridge, bottoming foreman John Aubin, pacKi71g foreman Charlie Geddes and fitting foreman Bill Wilbee. (Staff Photo.) Ladies 'industrial ball failing objects, liabilit), etc.) is also availabl By the end of the third inning, The weather seemed to be Dunlop's team had increased against the ladies on Tuesday their lead by a score of 7-2. 'tight as they met at the Lion's However, Watt's team rallied in Pool. Due to a slight drizzle and the fourth with eight runs and , wet grounds, the fust game took the•lead 10-8. Watt's team between Ruth 'Anne Dunlop's had another good inning in the team and Barb Watt's team was sixth, where they collected six delayed an hour. Because the more runs. bases were muddy and the grass As they moved out into the field wet, the game turned out to .be for the seventh, the rains came, quite entertaining. The game finishing the game with Watt's started out with Dunlop's team team winning 18-9. This win gave taking a narrow lead of 3-2 in the Watt's sole possession of third, first inning.. For the second place, two points ahead of inning; due to wet grounds, there , Dunlop's team. was a slight collision at second The late game between Cheryl base betlween Bonnie Fortune and Seymour's team and 'Barb CharlyV Brown, but no injuries Wesenburg's team will have to be were sustained. • played at a later date. I FREE DRAW — Marc Robinet of Archies Sunoco, is shown above displaying the Digital ClockRadio to be drawn for on July 1st at 10 a.m. (Adv.) usborne . & Hibbert Mutual .Ire Insurance Company READ OFFICE —EXETER 235-0350 Insures: Ir'1f+) S j),' ' • Town Dwellings h} '� eAll Classes of Farm Property =tom - • Summer Cattages • Churches, Halts ' Extenddd Coverage (wind, smoke, water damage, failing objects, liabilit), etc.) is also availabl DIRECTORS AND ADJUSTERS President, Ra'y McCurdy FIR 1, kirkton Viee•PrOtidetit, Timothy Toohey RR 3, Lucan Cieyton`C"olgljhoun RR 1, St. Marys Martini FeehdV FIR 2, Dublin Robert dstdihIIIr FIR 2, Staffs Willieetn thdffe RR 4,IelitcheN MIENTS i�OMf Hadpi�t 2ZS1�4� tilrtl Oublin 34940i `i�liy#a►�r rCl�rt�' Miibstel"t �IbII 40141 . xwvw, 4 I+i ti:rSkwW nM"e":..: au rrre�«•laq.»:rt!w..n•' 4\ _ _W From the Horse's Mouth (BY K*O . Monday night at the London Raceway in the second race Imp Mathers.owned by Charles,'Eugene and John Mathers; all of Goderich., was fourth with John on the bike. At London on Wednesday night in the first race Clever Larry (owned by Wm. Laverty and Ron Williamson , bdth of Seafortk was fourth with Ron on the bike. In the ninth race at London Thursday night Pebbies Girl owned by Geo. Feagan, Goderich and Ron Feagan, Dundas, was fourth with Gerry Roebuck of Goderich on the bike. Friday night at London in the tenth race Shadow Bars, owned by Fred Fowler, Londesboro and driven by Frank MkcDonald of Clinton, was out of the money. Saturday night at London in the seventh race Janet Express owned and driven by Wm. German, Clinton; was fourth. -In the same r4 Imp Mathers was fifth., Elmira Friday in the fourth race Circle Can owned Eby Mrs Evelyn 4t psotlof Clinton was the Winnet with Charles Lawson driving.. In the eighth ,race Kings, Brother owned by W. Th omas McLean driven by W.W.McLean, both of Goderich, was second. In the same race Claybrook Ricci owned by Kenneth Holmes and driven by William Bennett, both of Seaforth, was out of the money. At Hanover on Saturday in the second race, Excel Mac, owned ands• driven by Roy Meriam of Goderich, was second. •In the seventh race Sunnycrest Ir ene, driven by Dennis Jewitt, of Clinton, was the winner. The mile was in 2.11 and the pay off was 24.70. In the tenth race at Hanover Jet Command owned.by Bruce Volland, Clinton was second with Dennis Jewitt driving. -- ' On Sunday, June the 30th the Clinton Kinsm6 Raceway will be opening for the 1974 racing season. •AUCTION OF HISTORICAL ESTATE THE GAIRDNER RESIDENCE MAIN STREET, DAYMLD, ONTARIO 'SATURDAY, JUNE 29th at 10 a.m, — OVER 360 CATALOGUED LOTS— SATURDAY, JUN`E'429th -at 2 p.m. — Residence, subject to reserve bid -- MONDAY, JULY 1st at 10 a.m. Large library, 100's of interesting books• — GARDNER AUCTIONS LIMITED AUCTIONEERS and APPRAISERS --- Ph. (519) 439-0194 '"Estate Specialists Since 1922" SEE US FOR a BALER.TWINE and SPRAY, We havea limited amount of odd rolls of CHAIN LINK JENCE 4.1 Some vinyl coated, some galvanized at .OLD PRICE'S TO CLEAR Phbrie '521W1016 — 96fdrth , e es 0 s v d�rd, avci � . r free'err. Genesco of Canada 14, $hoe' ofpthis xttux poseo the s t large an the e#pFiQyetrs'for thplr etcelien via award 00-4to the plen ands lir. Bettridge said that he was Factory,Seafartb Division, bo operation(. It was at the, a iuyee , perforr pgrel He said �khe* award• .looking fptward to coming u received fromTnatis#xial Accident Prevention Association a safety level that the award was..really for the yeah' without a lost tirlte 'again nett year to present anY award .marking one year of earned since they actltally do the accident �cavered 250,995 man award for two years withogf.s lust operation without a lost time ,lobs and put out the production. hours, time accident anal It everyone operation -accidento in "•the pant. s+us time In accepting the award for the "We aro stili without a lost puts forth the same' effort as in plant. • Bob Walkers, plant time accident to date and now the past year, it wqulsl ,prove Bettridge from I.A.P.A. who was Superintendent, thanked and, have 3ZS,9Q0 m.at' hours," be,. possible.. in Seaforth last week to present ,•, .� the award, commended the leadership given by management + and congratulated the employeeAVEV1.1. for their outstanding job and safee SAVE' workmanship. He said it • is seldom I.A.P.A. has the 9 SELL Be'at- i'ation 6 Through COME TO � v Huron T. C. J O Y N T and .S ON Expositor . HENSALL Classified Want Ads EVFRyrryIN 10,b. Guaranteed Investment Certificates yields 0�0 12N57. when cumulated over five years Member Canada. Deposit Insurance Corporation ITCWRAwd GREY TRUST• COMPANY SINCE 1880 W M Complete' liquidation of ' our a tire stock of clothing, slacks, footwear, short & long sleeve sport and T. shirts, ..work clothing, sweaters, sox, spring and fall jackets, belts, ties, summer shirts and shorts. SALE CONTINUES UNTIL ' -OUR ENTIRE STOCK fS SOLD OUT. T. C. JOYNT HENSALL SON? To the Voters in HIBBERT -and G.AN M,WNSH,1P$- 0 k 1 would like to introduce myself ! My' name is DAVID BRADSHAW am seeking, ' your support as the. Liberal Id Candidate in Perth- s,lr#_ Wilmot. I have served 5 years on Stratford City Council as Finance I Chairman, and in those 5 years we were abl�e-to achieve 181/2 mills reduction in taxes accumulated year end surplus funds • in excess of $300,000. In addition 2 million was paid off . Stratford's capital debt. This was achieved not by reducing services but by common sense financing. believe as Liberal Candidate, that Canada needs a strong dynamic administration in. Ottawa.. I would like to serve you and my country. If yop accord my name your confidence , and `trust on, Judy 8,'. ,,i wall not let you down. " - I will be advertising in The Expositor again next i week,, and in the meantime I hope to get around to meet as many as possible.' Thank You ,, DAVID BRADSHAW, Liboral Co'n,d"date. Be a Published by The Perth -Wilmot Liberal Aggoeleition kv ii A 0 110 Ez �s 0