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1' T-SHIRT
KNITS
NEW STORE HOURS.:
Monday • Saturday. 10 a.m. • * p.m.
Sunday 12 noon - 6 p.m.
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fall t-shirts for back-to-school.
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We now.have
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In our sewing dePartment
Highway 4 - South of Clinton at V Oilattrci
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various colours in
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specialize in.
T.V. Tower, Et Antenna
Installation
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Remember
We Install the Best and Repair the Rest
BOWES ELECTRONIC SHOP
Located on Hamilton St. S
Open 1-9 p.m. • ,Blyth 523-4412 Mon. through Sat.
Perth Board of Ed increases
car expense allowance
Trustees and administra- . mile for the first 10,000 miles
tive staff who drive.their own of travelling -per calendar
vehicles on Perth County year. and 14 cents per mile
Board of Education business for distances in excess of
were granted an increase in that.
their car expense allowance A, motion to raise the
last week. allowance was .passed, with
Trustees Betty McMillan, Ed
Dearing, Ronald Boyce and.
McTavish voting against it.
The board voted itself an
allowance of 20 cents per
•-.
If forces the manure from the barn, through an underground
pipe to tire storage area., As the manure enters storage area
from below, the outside surface forms a crust, which retains
the important nitrogen and potassium inside the,pile arid also •
reduces 'the odor and fly problems. And the manure is ready
for spreading, when you want it.
THIN°
itilTI`ita Poe' swan's issomemovoemotottseseso
For details call
' Keith Slemon
Plumbing —Patin
Equipment .s
R.R.4, Walton, Ontario`
Phone 345-2734
THIS IS IT
THAT'S !UHT YOU'LL SAY
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Since-re sympathy , is
extended to the' Dallas
Wettlaufer family. Also to
the deceased's uncles and
• aunts, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Muegge, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Muegge and cousin
Gloria and Robert Gilbert of
Brodhagen 'who all attended
the funeral,
Robert Ahrens of
Burlington' spent -Saturday
with his parents Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfred Ahrens on
Saturday and 'Dianne spent
the day with,her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Beuerman
in Sedforth.
years.
Brodhagen
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Ebr good kids shoes,
you just have to know two names.
and ours.
Savage has put a lot of effort into making a
good name for their children's shoes.They've been
around for over half a century, Savage shoes
are specially designed to promote the development
—Of healthy feet. And they're garatigefrfor lasting
hygenic freshness. '
'That's how Savage earned this food name.We •
earned ours by giving friendly service and expert
fittings.
So come on in to our store and get two great
names working for yourchildrets .
feet. saVag8
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A Brown' Leather Oxford
In C & E Widths. Pricei9 • 95
Other styles from 13.95
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Crops look good:
THE HURON EXPOSITOR, AUGUST 24, /678
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TCH FEEDS kIMITED
Invites ,
Tried Cleep sea fishing
Miss Debbie McClure,
bride of next month was
guest of honour at a shower
for her at the ortle of Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Murray
given by Miss Darlene
Murray. Present were
relatives, friends and
neighbours. Debbie receivdd
many lovely gifts and
graciously thanked everyone,
Lisa Ann Nolan, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs, Ken Nolan
was baptized last Sunday,
Godparents were Mr, Louie
Nolan and Sharon Dale.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Stewart
McLean, and family of
London and Mr. and Mrs.
Ken McLean of Hensall
visited Mr. and Mrs. Denny
Nolan.
Mrs. Jeannie Fiske and
Anne Melady.visired Mr. and
Mrs. Don Moylan recently,
and looked in on the
cucumber harvesting.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Helmetl were guests at the
recent installation
ceremonies in London of
Bishop Sherlock. They
report it was a very moving
ceremony that started out
with the reading of the letter
• from the late Pope Paul
• appointing - Bishop Sherlock
to the position of Bishop of
London.
For the benefit of thoe who
live far away from, us here we
would like to say as we look
through the country our
crops never looked better.
We've had a needed rain.
which 'has a policy of
encouraging the community
to use school facilities when,
not .. required for school
purposes. It was compiled
through the data taken from
permits issued over the year.
'Total community use of the •
schools rose to 10,313 hours
this year as 'compared with
9;146 hours one year ago.
The five Perth high schools
saw 5,244 hours of use while
the communitispent 5,069
hours in, the eleMentary
schOols.
Of . the high schools, St.
Marys District Collegiate and
We are-getting beautiful hot
days and cool evenings,.
Good bean weather I'm
told. Farmer are taking in the
straw around now and
everyone who lias bean's is
watching for them to turn.
Some beans of course' are
turning now, others not yet.
If the good. Lord is-watching
we should have a good crap.
Reports from the barley
farmers' indicate a bumper
crop.
Another 'soccer 'player
was born this week. Our
president Joe Visser is proud
to announce a son born to
him and Rose. Mother and
son just fine.
Will have lots of soccer
news next week.
Its not how many years you
get in your 'life, but how
mach life you get in your
Vocational Institutewas used
the most by the public, who
spent 1,649 hours in .the
building, an increase of
almost 200 hours over last
year.
Community use of the
Stratford high schools was up
too, with Central logging
1 6341 hours, and • North-
western used for 844.
Mitchell District High
School almost doubled the
' time its plant wag used by
the community, with 456
hours compared to 250 a year
ago. • •
Outside of Strlatford,
Upper Thanes elementary
school in Mitchell was" used
more by the public than any
other in the county, logging
421 hours. That -was also the
sharpest increase as • the
public' only spent .124' hours
in Upper Thames last year.
Mitchell public school only
saw sir hours of community
use.
DRYWALL
- FOR 111;a7UNALITY
Peter Bakosi.
Drywall
COMPLETE
DRYWALL SERVICE
527-1398
or
527-0606
Mr. Don MacRae.
345-2842,
lion Maloney Grandson of
Wilfred 'Maloney, Dublin
Star Player with New YOrli,
Rangers spoke at Belmore
Arena last week. His brother
Don will join him also with
New York, Rangers when the
season opens.
According to' Wilfred • his
son Mike Maloney of Strat-
ford has purchased a 100
acre farm at Kinkora posses-
sion with in Sept. 1.
Mr. Peter Maloney Jr. and
his sister Mrs. Marian Kelly
Kinkora have returned from
' a two week trip to Ireland.
Visitors with Mrs. Martin
Klin'khamer was Mrs. Madge
Birdsall of Etobiroke for the
weekend.
Postmaster Don MacRae
visited 'with Mr.' and Mrs.
Ken MacRae and family of
Silver Springs, Maryland
—after the funeral of Mrs.
Katherine McRae, Park Hill.
I had a very enjoyable time
touring Washington D.C.
Arlington Cemetery of the
Late President John F. Ken-
nedy's grave and Washing-
ton Monuetrient. The week--
ena was spent Deep-Sea
fishing. As usual vacation
time was too short.
Mrs. Frank Dillieransing
Michigan spent a feW days
with L.V. Hayne spend 5un-
day with Mrs. Jean Dill.
Mr. ,Jack Frost of St.
Thomas spent Tuesday after-
noon with" his sister Mrs.
JeanDill spending a pleasant
time visiting relatives and
friends in Seaforth.
Their Friends 8 Customers
t'o Attend Their •
25th anniverary
_of business in Seaforth •
A customer appreciation day will commemorate-
the anniversary on
Thursday, Spptember 7., 1978—
Frain 3 P.M. - 7 P.M.
at our head office.-on Main Street ,Seaforth
ENTERTAINMENT-LUNCH-LIGHT REFRESHMENTS
Correspondent
Fran Wane
345.2388
We want to start off by
apologizing for the errors
lm-ade in last week's column,
and hope we don't make any
'more for awhile at least.
Mr, and,Mrs. Kevin Flynn
and' family, London visited
Mr. and Mrs. Don Moylan
and family recently.
We are pleased to see,.
Mary. '.Ann McIver home
again and her father too.
Miss Donna Nolan, Sault
Lake City, Utah, and Mr.
Eugene Nolan of Edmonton
Alberta are presently visiting
their parents Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Nolan.
Miss Cathy Murray is
home with her parents froin
Sault Lake City Utah. •
Mr. - and Mrs. Phillip
Flannagan, Toronto and Mr,
and Mrs. Andrew Dantzer,
Dublin visited Mr. and Mrs.
Gib Murray recently,
Mr. and Mrs. G.B. Murray
' Jr. Ottawa visited Mr. and
Mrs. Gib Murray and, Mr.
and Mrs. Gib Murray
accompanied, them 'to
Etobicoke recently to, watch
the National Swimming
Competition held there. They
saw their granddaughter
better her old time in
swimming competition. .
Mr. Jim Melady ,is visiting
his parents Mr. and Mrs Ted
Melady after a most
interesting• summer spent
up north.
Perth residents
People in Perth County'are
making better use cif`the 31
public schools in the area
.than they ever have before,
according to a rert
presented last week to the'
Perth 'Board -of Education.
The report, compiled by.
Superintendent of Business
and Finance Lee Anderson,
indicates a significant rise in
the timber of hours spent by
the community in the schools
during the past year as
compared with the year
before,
The report represents
good news to the board,
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