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HOMES
Thlrie;-A4VOcate, Pecembv. Il e 1973 Fire chief urges core
to avoid area tragedies
Popo 5
"A Happy Christmas can
change in a few moments into a
family tragedy," warns fire.chief
Gary Middleton, in homes where
fire safety precautions are
neglected, Such precautions
sensible family's preparations
for Christmas, he says.
The fire chief urges the public
to exercise special care in the
getting up and decoration of
Christmas trees, and draws
attention to the following im-
portant points.
If plans call for a natural tree it
should be bought fresh and green,
and kept outdoors or in unheated
garage before being brought into
the home for decorating. Then,
one or two inches should be cut
diagonally from the butt, and the
tree should be set up with the
butt in water which should be
maintained above the level of the
cut.
Check strings of electric lights
should head the list of every carefully for worn insulation,
broken plugs or loose bulb
sockets, Only CSA,approved
lighting sets and only non-
flammable decorations should be
used. Declare the tree a no-
smoking area and keep matches
out of the hands of children.
Do not allow discarded gift
wrappings to accumulate under
the tree, Dispose of them as soon
as the gifts are opened. Even a
green tree will burn if ignited by
burning paper around the base.
Set up the tree away from heat
sources such as fireplaces, TV
sets or radiators. Do not allow It
to block access to doors or win-
dows in the event of fire,Switch
off tree lights at bedtime or when
leaving the house.
FIRST SNOWMEN OF THE SEASON — The first snowfall of the winter season brought out some youthful
craftsmen in the area. Shown above with their snowmen are Cathy and Randy Bowers of Crediton. T-A photo
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WORKSHOP UNDERWAY — The Adult Workshop at Das wood
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sponsored by the South Huron Association for the Mentally Retarded is
now in operation. Above, director Don Rawlings supervises work of
April Holmes. T-A photo
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Farm Tools
For Christmas
PLEASE ORDER EARLY
• Tire Changers
• Head Gates
• Wrench Sets
• Drills
• Battery Booster
Charger
• Welders
• Compressors
• Heavy Duty
Grinders
• Other Items
BUY QUALITY PRODUCTS FROM
ALVIN M. BECKER
RR 1 Dashwood Phone 237-3213
T. PRYDE & SON LTD.
Ph one 235-0620 Main St., Exeter
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Contact Jack Pryde: Office 235-0620 or Home 235-1384
DISPLAYS ALSO IN GODERICH AND CLINTON
"OUR BUSINESS ESTABLISHED 1919"
Bowling Scores
Tuesday Ladies
HH M. Boltzmann 631 2 43
AH G. Bierling 572 5 40
HYH J. Simpson 450 0 6
HD P. Hunter Duvar 682 7 60
HG B. Sangster 6135 4 68
FF J, Cooper 716 3 51
PS A. Mollard 577 0 26
PP P. Haugh 757 7 63
AB S. Curtiss 606 4 40
AX J, Hunking 522 3 47
MM G. Farquhar 662 5 62
PKP K. Campbell 557 2 42
Ladies Thursday
AC M. Deline 498 7 54
AE J, Ratz 543 7 54
MM B, Miller 565 0 46
GG M. MacDonald 737 7 44
HH N. Dowson 613 0 60
SP P. Lightfoot 628 4 32
JS P. Brooks 535 3 44
BL A. Appleton 584 7 77
Cy J. Mantey 505 0 48
PP D. Bourne 609 5 56
FF L. Gillis 574 2 22
Exeter Mens 'A'
McK A. Hunking 738 5 54
FL B. Bronsard 660 2 10
SP B. Lavery 733 5 62
167 C, Murray 653 2 41
S&P G. Stire 705 5 42
BL D. Brintnell 645 2 24
H&K H. Boltzmann 746 5 50
SV R. VanDorselaar 714 2 25
DD P. McFalls 726 7 64
C4th E, Matzold 742 0 62
RO J. Fuller 698 4 65
LP J. Bell 840 3 40
Men's Industrial
CO D. Jackson 745 0 32
DP J. Fuller 877 7 73
CU A. Schwartzentruber 614 5 59
AK H. Brand 520 2 38
MF R. Brintnell 712 7 69
DN R. Cockwell 599 0 42
BS B. Hogg 665 7 45
HH H. Evans 523 0 31
DD G. Stire 661 7 37
AL T. Price 628 0 43
Mixed League
Friday
CH C. Murray 672 5 63
LG J. Goldsmith 570 2 41
MI B. Sanders 605 7 49
DS C. Lee 595 0 26
MA B. Reynolds 624 4 42
VA P. McFalls 688 3 52
A PLAY AT PRECIOUS BLOOD — During Friday's Christmas concert at Precious Blood school, students
presented a play. The characters shown above are Ted Ducharme, Lynn Marie Brooks, Lucy Van Esbroeck
and Mary Vink, T-A photo
Sunday
M&P Al. Neal 691 5 62
UN S. Skinner 654 2 32
OC S. Wightman 449 4 26
IN R. Hippern 551 3 28
TC N. Koehler 677 5 68
ON F. Wells 694 2 31
DO G. Boreman 629 4 56
BB W. Glanville 620 3 54
Jr. & Sr. Boys
and Girls .1%
KED M. Brintnell 299 • '5' ," 5
ST P. Inch 324 0
CO G. Pfaff 312 S' 3
DY G. Armstrong 313 2, 2
AT J. Darling 411 5 5
CC D. Bogart 349 0 0
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RE G. Donaldson'656 2 20
JD P. Clarke 645 1 9
RS J. Morgan 526 2 • 4
BS Keith Dickson 531 1 3
HR F. Cowdrey 676 3 13
SF R. Rollings 615 0 10
SC C. Glenn 675 3 22
CE D. Carty 542 0 12
LH W. Smith 682 3 18
FE B. Lightfoot 567 0 9
Lucan Lathes
IS L. Harrison 662 5 46
SP B. Storey 614 • 7 45
RO J. Dauncey 633 2 39
DA M. Young 518 0 33
K. Haskett 518
FS P. Davis 544 3 33
HH E. Coughlin 543 7 25
RA M. Parnall 574 7 22
CO S. Wilcox 558 4 19
GE T. Carty 487 0 12
RP P. MacDonald 508 0 6
Luton Colleens
DO E. Hodgins 529 3 21
RP A. Clarke 555 1 20
HHS B. Wraith 540 3 19
TB B. Porter 442 0 17
RR Thelma Hodgins 423 0 12
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