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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-09-19, Page 3by W. W. tlaYsom your telephone manager The Start Of A Big Job In Your CouununitY Fullfulling a Promise of ,Better ServIce • A Bell Telephone constrUetion,creW AMC]; p1ougtrts the big.lob of burying cable and vvire,in the area' recently purchased from the 1VIcKil1op Municipal Telephone System, in the_Seaforth and Clinton exchanges. • • Three hundred and fifty thousand feet of cable, the equivalent of sixty-seven miles, will be buried in the next few weeks, with an additional two hundred and sixty-five thousand feet of buried wire, will also be ploughed, This in - eludes run offs buried .up to the subscribers home' amount- ing to fifty miles. The cosi' one thousand dollars for every twenty-four feet, or an overall cost of $240,000, 75% of which- is for the buried cable and wire alone. The plough and jts crew are scheduled to place some ten -fifteen thousand feet each day. ' • This method of placing cable results in lower costs, less maintenance Costs, and less interruption of service dur- ing summer and winter storms. Upon completion of the ploughing or placing opera- tion the second phase of removing standing poles and wire will commence. In all some twenty-nine hundred poles and associated aerial wire will come Own to improve the land- scape and maintain the service. Look' for the plough and our Bell Telephone crews working along your road and in your laneway. Ask them about their job, they will be pleased to. tell you of the operation to provide you better service. New Service Codes New Information and Repair numbers will go into ef- fect in several nearby exchanges on October 6. On that date the new Information number will become "411" in all these exchanges: Goderich, Clinton, Exeter, Seaforth, Centralia, Crediton and Hensel!. •New Repair numbers are different. In Exeter, Seaforth and Hensall exchehges the new number will be "61111. But _in Clinton,,Goderich, Centralia and Crediton exchanges the new number will be "4104". A special note: When Vote visit Centralia and Crediton you will no longer dial "112" on Direct Distance Dialed calls. Beginning October 6 the Long Distance access number is simply "1" as it is here. These changes will be listed in the new London -St. ThomasJ-Goderich phone book, to be delivered October 6. OFFICE SUPPLIES THE HURON EXPOSITOR Phone 527-0240 MOO. enc! ;NKr Oau.thedoou .SDIIS ouiod, toltbiS riviath;•im thei area. w 0,:seeka egendarY ,OcIMPaitOr.. 1111.0- tott1414024.7r0610, ttgat0,41:" gePOLObOr Zia *ad 041A06ti gopapoug04. the Wit f.10, Th. Pf)PkWei" Pgkere, lwet- e0P30 .fieverat nw member tr9 olio ago i06943191r they PzeParad to In'Obl, Vito. Te4F's programmeog, study. The neW PPollfl Pim students are WOO in, enalltitY hot 041114,.Jn abei 're the een• lor otalciepto, freehroem eiaera, to be every Where they turn. "FrAday the thirteenth" was the UnllIqkY 4* Or the grade nine. . INMATION :.. indtapere and the: bPYS wearing 1ally41411 .Badal4a0' -test rdoor - tor aindenta..,1*. gm** and) that**4it 9;O0,.m.: fOtefol.': der .. MOO- 'Po ad n4400- WOAD OtPottOped; Off ae••-.407e01.1111 lbw :4 !PA,. 1.40,10e,traP T.1001,0 Wte.Tht NaritRge fOr.'20 'IP- the AwedbWAnd HOOP birgalt.P010...$4.r4 S*1'.411 pain Larry Baiottlate �dBruPO rlatalcotTlAt:;3.0110-.'.01101140.211-14101 .041! NigtO1090 Wale . sold o MIT Anne Bunt, riVo ittOom ftir Ryan axle 4om10 Meidinger Bill Brawn and Rick. Hulley Pla $1.70 for ZnO1101,04 1104 Bob cbn.AV= Faye, '411)00M and .-.PinOlt 1#4ef, . P0)1,0)t Baxi,)'14104 At 4:00 • OOP ,610fa :0004. re Pitade, up 1galo MOM , IolIo'wed? by the treehmen 1i. their eo*egt 0,vt4t§; A feW of A141 trade, 0071 wre Pi:, ,coAttoct tio.'0004. ,C70041; fteekte0*" aar"%-nt991,2,4400 After e/eseea av..ennne to the LIM Wh'eTe" the wee initiated In vetleee, WAY.e by nienthers Of the .gtodent cow nell. A kangaroo count wee ' With fudge Ted 5eadt a 11 .1111111 %ihi;get•0111# 0 dieoheY00 the eoconwb ental were Wed) onal we the. near ettalonge IA Wade IVIIP fed ,they be1404 to .EPTIS behalf of VS staff Sitld ftudeut NO1,.weel4 Woo to •PoeMatelv)* 54.1. Wamag on( •'Meant Marriage 'which• pine to* In Stratford on Welnee, day, September 1030. iL • 13040 JUst ar'rivo4 1fl Q111494ILA Pw %%elm ago troll Wlia And we would like to wohumoe be to Canada and Weald ow bed wishes to Mr. and Mrs,ag 'Crop ••-.:Reports • By D. G, Inglis, - Extension Assistant for Huron County. Sunny, warm days have PremPted the white bean hop mt. A small acreage has beep harvested with yields, being slightly lower than exPect4 The remainder of the crop should be ready to harvest within the next week. - • Some silage corn has 'been harvested with the remainder AREA WEDDING • 4. WALLACE — SMITH Bouquets of flowers in aut- umn colors formed the back- ground at the Pro -Cathedral of the Assumption, North Bay, for the August 24 marriage of Miss Penelope Joan (Penny) Smith and Harold Milton (Mickey) Wallace. Rev. J. Caswell offic- iated, The bride is the daughter of Mr. •and Mrs. Norman Charles Smith of 590 1VIcIntrye $t. WT,P, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kenneth Wal- lace of 238 First Ave. E., all of North Bay. Wearing a gown of ivory col- ored hand crocheted lace, the bride was given in marriage by her father. Her gown featured a high round neclaine and wrist length kimono sleeves with ari "A" line skirt. Her bouquet was a white orchid- surrounded by a cluster of marguerite daisies. An organza bow held her full length silk organza veil which formed a Cathedral train. Attending the bride were Miss Patricia Smith, her sister, as maid of honor; Miss Susan Douglas, Miss Jane Wallace, sister of the groom, were bridesmaids, and Miss Cathy Fyfe was the flowergirl. They wore identically styled gowns of chiffon flowing «from high gathered neckline. The maid of honor wore a mdss green over yellow taffeta gown and the bridesmaids were in yellow 4 chiffon over matching taffeta. The flowergirl wore an "A" line organza .frock in yel- low -trimmed with tiny appli- qued daisies. Their headdresses were miniature daisies arrang- ed throughout their hairstyle and the senior attendants car- ried'haskets of fern, inarquerite daisies and yellow mums. The flowergirl carried an identical arrangement In •a miniature basket. Jan Clarke was groomsman. Greg Wright, David Hambley, SEAFORTH Steve Horton of Sudbury, and David Clark were ushers. Altar JEWELLERS formerly Sayauge's PHONE 527-0270 Gifts for Weddings - Birthdays Showers- Anniversaries and every occasion EE THE EW '69's BUICKS AND PONTIACS ARE ON DISPLAY AT WEST -END GARAGE MITCHELL We invite you to visit our showroom and took over the beautiful new cars. Check the many new safety features. THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER . 26th COFFEE AND DONUTS WEST -END 'GARAGE PONTIAC — BUICK DEALER IN MITCHELL Phone 348-8932 •••••.• Mitchell ready shortly. The corn Is of 'good quality and yields look good in most cases, • The majority Of the fall wheat crop has been planted • with the acreage nearly the 'same as in previous years, Many farmers are applying phosphorous and potash to their hay and pasture crops to ensure winter hardiness • and - good growth in the spring. Pas- ture is ample for this time of the year. boys were Paul Smith, brother of the bride and Harold Mein- erny. Peter Smith, the bride's --- brother, was ring bearer. Mrs. Joseph Bourke was organist and accompanied soloist, Mrs. - Raymond Brunette. • The bride's nother chose an eggshell shade in silk shantung coat and dress ensemble, a moss green and tangerine flowered hat, inoss green accessories and a corsage of green orchids. A pink brocade coat and dress en- semble, patching pink tulle hat and pink accessories with a corsage of ' green orchids were worn by the groom's mother. The Empress ittrarry—of—the Empire Hotel was the scene of the reception, then Mr. and Mrs. Wallace left on a wedding trip to south-western points. For travelling Mrs. Wallace chose a linen shantung dress and coach- man. coat ensemble in persim- mon shade with black patent accessories, black Breton straw hat with persimmon Arim and a . white orchid corsage. They • • will reside at 68 Weber St. South, Apt. 12 in Waterloo. Those attending the wedding included Mr. and Mrs. John Regier, grandparents of the bride and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin kegler and ,family from Sea- • forth. • Shown hero following their recent marriage hi- Elmwood Presbyterian 0hurch, London, are Mr. and Mrs. Winston 0, Powell. The bride is the for- mer Anne E. • Thorneloe, daughter of Mrs. 3. C. Thorne - London and the groom:is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Powell of Seaforth. The cou- ple will reside at RR 2, Sea - forth. Classified Ads DO' dividends. SPECIALS FOR Thursday, Friday and Saturday Pillsbury New Butter Cream CAKE -MIXES Jello JELLY OWDERS • • • • 9 reg. pkgs. 990 Swift's Prem LU,NCHE ON MEAT 2 lge• pkgs. 690 ' Fudge, Pineapple, Spice, Dutch Libby's Deep Brown BEANS 2 14 -oz. tins 430 Birds Eye "Start" Flavor Clistals Orange or Grapefruit • • 2 31/2"oz. tins 390 12 -oz. tin 430 Del Monte Vegetables — Mix or Match PEAS, CORN, GREEN BEANS or WAX BEANS 4 10 -oz. tins 590 Saico ORANGE JUICE lge. 48 -oz. tin 430 Sandwich Size —; reg. 39c Save 19c BAGGIES, 50's special 2 for 590 Family Size — reg. $1.23 — Save 16c COLGATE TOOTH PASTE special $ 1.07 • PRODUCE Fresh Crisp CELERY HEARTS California ORANGES • Wealthy APPLES per bunch 250 per doz. 65; 3 lbs. ,390 FOR ADDITIONAL SPECIALS SEE LONDON,FREE PRESS THURSDAY mith's Phone 527-0990 NNW Free Delivery Tie 1W aroirrogt, swam Since we are unable to attend the Fair this year, we are sponsoring WE ARE GIVING-A*TAY A $,1. 00 Merchandise Voucher and ,a $10.00 Voucher ALL OUR CUSTOMERS ARE WELCOME TO DROP INTO THE STORE AND ENTER IN THE DRAW. THERE'S NOTH- ING TO BUY. DRAW SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 6:00 p.m. READ'S SHOES AND LUGGAGE Phone 527-0690 SEAFORTII HERE'S A CAR FOR YOU ATA PRICE YOU'LL LIKE 1965 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR "990"S 4d.Oor, V-8,, auto, radio, F.S. and P.B. Lief 1153-571-. 1967 FORD CUSTOM, 4 -door, V-8, auto radio, now rubber. Lie. H48-156 ; 1966 CHRYSLER WINDS02-cloor Hardtop, V-8, auto, P.S. and P.B., New rubber, Radio. Lic. H48-650 Now Price 1966 FORD GALAXIE 500, 4 -door, Y4.,5 auto., P.O. and PS. Lie. 46674............ 1164 PONTIAC' Perisienne Convertible,S V-8, A.T., Power Steering, Radio. Lie.'" 75-685. 134 CHEV. Belaire 4-door4, V-8, A.T.,$. Pihver Steering, Power Brakes, Radio. Lic. H48-421. 1964 FORD Custom 4 -door, 6-cyl., Std.,$ Radio. Lic. H10-657. 995 ,TRUCK VALUES 1967 GMC 1/2 -Ton Pick-up, Heavy dutyS • rear springs "Fleetside". Lic. L93-921, "r1595 SPECIAL 1967 BSA Motor Bike, "A Big One". Lie. 22858MC. $ /50 • TRAC'TORS„, 1NEW FORD TRACTORS No Financing Charges 'till April 1, 1969 • FORD PRE -SEASON SAVE and TRADE PLANS /rtSSSrrrflsflSSSsr BALERS—HAY,TOOLS — FORAGE HAR- VESTERS — NoTinancing ChargesAill June lst, 1969 COMBINES -- No Financing Charges July 1st, 1969 1950 Oliver 77 • $600.00 IHC B-250 Diesel $840.00, Ford 850 $1,200.00 •1063 Ford 4000 Gas, low hours • • • • $2,000.00 1966 Ford 3000, 10 -speed, gas, low hrs. $2,850 .• 1966 Ford 40-00 Diesel,, 10 -speed • • • • $3,780.00 1964 Ford 6000 Diesel $3,975.00 1965 Ford Super Major, 10 -speed • • $4,000.00 1963 Ford Super Major Tractor Loader , back hoe , $4500.00 John Deere 3 -section drag harrows • • • $5000 Bissel 3 -sec. Spring Tooth Harrows • • $65.00' Massey -Harris 8%' stiff -tooth cultivator $100 Cockshutt 7 -ft. Mower $110410 11 -foot Massey -Harris wheel cultivator 410 I.H.C. A and 2 -row cultivator MOO IHC 3 -furrow lift plow • $399•00 Ford 4 -Furrow, 14" 130 semi -mounted plow $975.00 SPECIAL THIS WEEK NEW FORD FORAGE HARVESTER with 2 -row corn head No Financing Charges 'till June 1, 1969 - LARRY SNIDER MOTORS LTD. Phone 2354640