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'19,Eritish, baby
carriage •
11'Theater
bum:
23"Trained •
27-A continent
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28 -Handle
at -Knock
84011tar
35•Weirdest
38"Negativs
81),Number
.41-Oceari
42 -Coins
44 -Printer's
meamire
40 -Flight of
steps
,48. Evade
51 -Slave
52 -Decay
53 -Communist
party.
• (abbr.)
55 -Surrounded
,60 -Lease
62-Bacteriolo-
: gist's Wire
163-W.s1ght of
India
'64 -River In
Siberia
165 -Places
DOWN
1 -Posed for
portrait
2. Hasten
2 -Unusual
4 -Baby frog
6.WaII
painting
4 -Printer's
measure
7 -Occupy a chair
•IliAlrplans
Ogarageu
it),Great eake
1.1.13.ampene •
16 -Wears AWAY
28 - interpose
..22 -Preposition
23 -Hit hard
(slang)
24 -Quote
25. Pronoun
• 26 -Owing
30 -Relating to
the singing
birds
32-Pllaster
33. Nosegay
36 -Things. In
law
87-Shipworms
40-01 neither
sex
49 -Compass
point
(abbr.)
45-Phyalcian
(abbr.)
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47 -Gray
48 -Periods of
time
49.Devotion
50 -Reverbera-
tion
54 -Metal
fastener
.,• LOHS
SOLUTION
*56 -Command t9
horse
57 -Superla-
tive ending
58 -French:
of the
et -Artificial
language
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• William, M. Hart
FUEL ETC.
Phone 527-0810
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• ,
Seaforth
advice from
Doris Clark
want a horse, not a dog
DEAR. DORIS— . Pm.. 13
yeaes oe age. I the* 'I'm =eh
mom capable ef thine 1 wasn't
before. One thing is riding My
veer • own eeese. I've always
wanted to gem in own hone
but I usually.wind up with a
deg, bird oft eat, whieh I dean
care for.
My father doesn't mind the
cost, iVs just the fact that
might get hurt.
The Horse Lover
DEAR HORSE LOVER
Can you blame hint? A horse is
a goeat big hunk of boneand
emeeie, . and entl see his leet-
cities treasure. •
The answer is training pre-
feaably in a pony e elub, You
Leann basic things like mount-
ingedismounting, trotting, on a
gentle pony.
Only after you ean show
skills in the simple things are
you penritted to mount a Mow
Lively andinal. Possession of
yet* Own; home• would follow
that. .Better hunt aniundefor a
pony school. ,
•
DEAR DORIS Our son is
dating a distant. relative and
she L9 not a girl we eel -he
wotild be eompatible with for -
any period ef time. She has a
&meow_ heart condition. She is
completely literate and I mean
by this she cummot tell her own
name when written.
She lias refused to be tu-
tored, stating she didn't have
Remember! It takes but a
Moment to. pace an Expositor
Want Ad and be money in
pocket. To advertise, just Dial
Seaforth 527-0240.
CARS— •
1968 Chev. Custom Impala, 327, 3 -speed
automatic.
2-1968 Pontiac Parisiennes, one 4-dooe
hardtop and One 2 -door hardtop.
1968 Chev. Caprice 4 -door hardtop, fully
equipped
1967 Pontiac Convertible
1967 :Pontiac Parisienne 4 -door hardtop, 8
• cylinder auto, power steering
1967 Chev. Bel -Air sedan, V-8, fully equip-
ped.
1966 Pontiac Sedan, V-8, fully equipped.
2-1966 Chev. Bel -Airs
e-1966 Pontiac Parisienne 4 -door Hardtops,
fully equipped.
1966 Pontiac Parisienne Convertible, 327
motor.
1965 Ford XL 2 -door el.T.
1966 Dodge 880, 4 -door hardtop, fully .equip-
ped.
1965 Pontiac Parisienne 4 -door H.T.
A number of 196.- 1966 Chevs., and Pon-
tiacse mostly V -8's, fully equipped, automa-
tics to choose from.
STATION WAGONS -
1966 Chev. Bel -Air, V-8, .P.S., auto.
TRUCKS -
1966 Chev. 3/4 -Ton Pick -Up
1965 Chev. 1/2 -Ton, heavy duty.
1965 Chev. %-Ton pick-up.
1963 Chev. 3-Toncab and chassis.
1965 Ford F500 cab an,d chassis
1964 Chev. 1/2 -Ton pick-up
VANS -
1 -1965 Econoline Van, heavy duty.
BRUSSELS MOTORS
• BRUSSELS - ONTARIO
PHONE 173—"The Home' of Better Used Cars" OPEN EVERY EVENING
(WE ARE
BUYIN
WHEAT
OATS
BARLEY
te,
Contact Us for Prices
W. G. Thompson & Son
LIMITED
• HENSALL 262-2527
te. know aeythire, alea late a
disabilitY Peneton. 1 pewee put
downeonParPIPT 14,Sft 106iff big a
zero, she is.
We believe our see is dmielde
eriug giving her an eeteagel-
meet ring. Quite a =Ott Of
self in this way. Aleo, we led
the boys be went to Retool
wee ape gettklig- Marribeft,.aind
he feels he Itas 0031041 Wm-
thi4 -OA IS eltliging ttICt 111011 SO
tight be cannot "get hie head
out ef . the sendeitte !see what
else maty he aro.
Whertepatenee, spend 'ewer 20
Yea les rieeeing- to 'eteiee 'them it's
sad to see if go doWnAheeeetn,
Leet for Winds"
DAR eCiSte-e...,.iitOleere
Ming ,man `thedo 110' `eisea
chooahlg-
Web hive( e• eneilt his
neweettig to essert • e,lumselteeeould
,you ,ehenee hiseieniteeeet hint -
self, so that he twee inclepence
ene 01 needini in '1*e:ea• dee-
perate-Phoecet • -
I'd stiggest eenew-: (pad:tar
ham When -it comes to sociabili-
ty in his own hornet. OW moth-
er says all yett, have to dee is
stuff the mefrigera,trir full of
meets and opent :year doons.
No enitieisin, go heavy chapel-
Feeendlinese. Then see
haw this girl stacks up.
. Confidential to Hostess—
Making comensation sometiinee
mean knowing .vvherb te be
quiet and listen. The -exeision
who is. se, keen on 'getting his
own ideas expeeesed thaelikeig-
mores the ereger look and half -
open mouth of a guest— A
poor convereationaliet
Another thing; One who
wants to hear another Ilea -soles
ideas will ,resist the teniteation
• to interrupt in a loud voice
with some brilliant sally of hie
owrb, just as the friend gets
haleWay through a sentence./
The loud voice, I expect, is
supposed to drown him out
and ;eliminate competition:
DEAR DORIS 'L.- Mom and
Dad's 25th anniversary will be
heve soon and I would like to
give a pensenal gift this time.-
Mones wedding band has wean
to a mene thread of gold and
Dad never had one. I heard
them say they would eaeh like.
Would; it be a mistake for me
to give them a simple pair of
rings? T,priced a lovely pair at
$50.
Bright, Idea
DEAR BRIGHT . • IDEA —
The impulse is wcaiderfue Yet
an exchange Of wedding rine
is about , as pensonal ;and no-
. mantic a gift 'as a husband ancle
wife could giveeachothen Sel-
dom would ,anyone else; presu-
me to be the denier.
Would!you copsed,er giving
them a merehandiee certificate
on that store: and enclose with .
it a note saying how much you
would like the privilege of pro-
viding the 'rings, which, you
know they have been wanting?
Friends
Honor
• Couple
A pleasant eventeg was sp-
ent at the home of Mts. Thos.
Appleby, Monday when twenty
neighbors and friends gathered
to Mem Mts. Lewis Tebbutt,
pallor to her leaving far Exeter
to reside. During the evening
Euchre was Nand with the
following winning prizes: Most
games, Miss .lean Scott, lone
hands Mrs. Alton Johnson Mrns.
W. A. Wright presented Mrs.
Tebbutt with a gift on behalf
•of the gathering.
CROMARTY
•••
Rally Day Services in Crom-
arty Church were conducted by
Rev. J. C. Boyne on Sunday. The
junior choir led the singing of
hymns and Paul Miller and Dar-
lene Templeman were soloists
In the special number. Awards
for regular attendance were
presented to many of the Sun-
day School Pupils. The Act of'
• commissioning teachers and
leaders was conducted by Rev.
Boyne.
USBORNE & HIB -
BERT MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE
COMPANY
HEAD OFFICE • exerea, Ont.
Directors:
Martin Feeney - H.R. 2, Dublin
Preeident
Clayton Ctdquhonn R.R, 1, .
Vice -President • , Science Hill
Wm, 11, Chaffe - RM. 4, Mitchell.
Tim Toohey` 11.11.. 3, Lucan
Raymond McCurdy RR L
, leirkton
ettebett Gardiner BR. 1,
• Cromarty
Agentse
}high Benninger - Dublin
Harry , COMO • • • Elder
Clayton Mitts • Mitchell
teicretareeereasureri
Angle Petterlien - Exeter
Current •
(lash
Investm,entS
Aceeunta Receivable
Less Allewaeee for doubtful eq
counts
Inventories
Other Current Assets WOOS
Prepaideeepenses .. .
TOTAL 9URRENT .-ASeETS
Cepitil •
- 'Utility Plant _
.Lands .
•
SgAiORTH PUBLIC
ASSETS
•
UTILITY COMMISSJON
R9-„ELECt.RIG DERTMENT
SAI4NCE SREEi
' 31, 19a
13,751.79
13,751.79
-1,722,55 • 1
136.66 1,665.50
34070
-
24,692.25
2,541,86
Buildings , 16460601
Phut and Equipment 154,300.61
errensinission and Dis-
tribution System 195,671.36
.• , 368,272.84
Less Accumulated Depreciation .... 89,027.53
Other Capital Assets (specify) -
Equity in H.E.P.C. of Ontario
TOTAL' ASSETS
;
279,24631
277,660.00 ,
•277,668.0
•50.30536
_EARED SURPLUS OR DEFICIT ACCOUNT
• December 31, 1967
IJABILITIES
Current
Accounts Payable
Due to Other Funds (specify)
WaterwOrks department
Customers' Deposits
•••••••••••.mm,iiimoi•dild
• TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES .•
4
; „Capital
Debeeture Debt •
Due to Capitel and Loan -Fund
• (General %Seetlen) Net
Reserver/ (specify)
Equity en ILE:P.C. of Ontario
Surplus °
Capital 64,340,37
Earned e 222794.56 • 237,134.03
1,816,36
78• 6:27
'3,60030
fe202,63
10600.00
277,48.00
. IL • \ ,4“:10,10,1
N.
Total Liabilities and Surplus
Balance at Janhary 3, 1967
Balance after adjustments
Surplus or Deficit for the year
Totals of Debit and Credit columns
Balanceef Surplus or Deficit at Dec. 31, 1967 ....
Debit Credit
217,963.44
217,963.44
4,831.12
Balance
222,794.56
222,794.56
STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE.
For the Year Ended December 31, 1967
REVENUE
Sale of Electrical Energy:
Residential Sales
Commercial Sales (for a ten month
period ending October 31, 1967)
Power 21,84868
Lighting, etc. 27,848.08
Combined commercial sales (for
• a two month period ending Dec-
.
ember 31, 1967) • 11,138.31
Sales to own Municipality
Street Lighting 11,063.35
Miscellaneous Revenue:
• Water heater rentals 2,236.68
Sundry 379.26
Interest earned 788.51
56,937.67
60,835.07
11,063.35
3,404.45
Total Revenue • 132,210.54
Total Revenue Section •
Current
Cash
Investments
Due from Other Funds (specify) •
Hydto-Electric Department 786.27
ASSETS
• EXPENDITURE
Administration and General
• Customers' Billing and Collecting
Electrical 'Energy Purchased •
• Transmission •and Transformation: -
Operation
Distribution,:
Operation
Street Lighting:
Operation °
• Other—Exclusive of Depreciation and
Debenture Debt Charges: (specify)
Bank interest,
6.43
Depreciation
Debenture Debt Charges Matured in
current Year
Interest% •526.00
Serial Debentures—Principal In-,
• stalments 2,400.06
Total Expenditure
Surplus for Year carried forward to
Surplus (Deficit) Account
• 132,240.54 Total Expenditure Section
WATERWORKS DEPARTMENT
BALANCE SHEET
• December 31, 1067
Total Current Assets
Capital_
° Utility Plant
• Lands 312.75
• Buildings • 9,334.31
Plant and Equieneent_ 40,996.56
Transmission and leis-.
tribution System 135,774.91
• 188,328.53
Less Accumulated Depreciation ...136,017.46
TOTAL ASSETS
t
•
11,465,67
5,000.00
..786.27
17,251.94
50,311.07
67,563.01
, LIABILITIES •
Current
Accounts Payable .
Due to Other Funds (specify)
Town of Seaforth • 35E1.60
Total Current' Liabilities
Capital
Surplus
Eatned
67,117.63
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND SURPLUS
EARNED SITRPLUS OR DEFICIT ACCOUNT
• • December 31, 1967
• Balance at January 1, 1967
Balance after atustments
• Swigs or Deficiteforeheyear
• , .
Totaleeof Debit and:tett* coltenns
Balance of Surplus or Defrit Dee ; 21, 1967
Debit
Credit
66,953.24
• 164.39
67,117.63
Balance
66,953.24
• ' 07,117.63
,
•:0ATEMtN11,0 ftWENTJ,E AND ZIdiENiDITURE
• Ferethe 'time Ended December 31,1.967 ,.
.. I
REVENUE • •• e
EXPENDITURE
Adininistration end General .
Customers' Billing and Collecting ....
• 18,583.68 Power and Pumping
Operation
Transmission and Distribution
Operation
(p
erastierI
OthercifY)
1,146.54 Iteeidenee expense
Provision for depreciatioe
Teta. Expenditure
Surplus for year
Total Expenditure Section ..
Sale of Water -tee 16,010.68
' Hydrant Rental 2,565.00
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Miseellaneous Revenue: (specify) •
"
Rent of residence - • • 660.00'
Interest received 374.19 -
Sundry 112.35
,
Vital Revenue •
Total Reveille Section '
19,730.22
, 19,730.22 •
•STATISTICS •
' For the Year Eeded Deconiber 31, 1967- .
Population Served (a) Inside Mtulicipality .......
(b) Outside IVItutielpality
4itiount of Surplus paid over in 'Year to
polity ift 'aceordance with See. 35, 'Palle Utile, •
tieAdt e. ...... ..... „
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goitre°, of SUR*: Miter, Lake, Springs, Siege, -
Well, Deep 'Weil, or Purehaaed . beep Well
,iviothed of $toplz Gravity or Force ..... •GaVitY
WenMaing .... . . ......... ... .... 'tV4
•Nixbiber 'Fee- 400 'Wlillift Mtillielpality . , .. . . •
• 2,278 lefethodeof Purification: Chlorination, Filtration
• ,
ig2 •
0 • Other (8petife) . . •
•, Minted l'reduetion of Water (Thousands of The
Paid Gale) •
' - tel Atittial OCentittnetien of Water (Thensandg of rin-
,perialt Gaia.1
Nizaer Of Consumers, (Commerciale Industrial,
lletildential, Other)
ilttiiiisei of Metered gervieen .
storage CapOity anverid odious) ,„ .... • ..... .
581,605.56
•
8,626.56
6,878.91
81,799.35
2,570.29
11,138.2e
2,775.15
6.43
10,694.48
2,92600
127,409.42
4,831.12
132,240.54
ate
95.38
350.00
445.38
67,117.63
67,563.01
7,037.81.
190.15
..2,319.02
3,602.78
- 903.42
5,512.65
19,565.83
164.39
19,780.22
1411
84,087
84,087
834
35
• 2po,000