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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-10-31, Page 37t ARNOLD STINNISSEN -0Roui* tom • ACCIDENT arid SICKNESS MAJOR MIDICAl. PENSIONS - ANNUITIES , Representing Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada TELEPHONE 572-0410 117 GODER1CH ST. EAST — SEAPORTH WANT AD$ BRING QUICK RESULTS: Dial 527-0240 *Sq1FORTH MONUMENT WORKS All Types of CEMETERY MEMORIALS . 0.PEN DAILY T. PRYDE -A SON inquiries are invited — Telephone Numbers: EXETER 235-0620 CLINTON 4824421 SEAFORTH: Contact Mills Dundas 46. October Sgiecials. FALL CONDITIONING $ .90 * Lfibricate Chassis, change oil. * Inspect brakes, lights, wind- shield washers and wipers * Inspect engine cooling system and heater -defroster most models parts extra HEADLIGHT ADJUSTMENT Headlights expertly' aimed for night driving. All lights 'care- fully inspected. SEAFORTH *MOTORS 1 115(1 " mod models parts extra Seaforth, Ont. — Phone 527-1750 FARM, FARMSTOCK FOR SALE? USE EXPOSITOR CLASSIFIED Phone 527-9240 Seaforth Grey CoutcjIl RoSoilutliocnis pasaed ,at the October Meeting of Grey Connie c41liicluded: That 1W-laW No. 21 Io set the date of" Nomintat.- ion for November 18th, 1968 and Election, If demanded, for December 2n4, 1968, and to appoint Deputy Retureving Ofe fieems and Poll Clerks be finale ly passed. That the clerk be instructed to advertise for tenders ear snowplowing for the 1968-69 semen. 'Benders to state dee and make of equipment and price per hour. That °wet of Revision .111 the 1968 Assessment Ron for 1969 taxes be 'hield on November 4th. That - the Reeve and Treas. war be authorized to make ap- plication to the Department of Highways for Interim Subsidy on road expenditures. That the, petition for a &aim - age works signed by Caniallus Van Loo, owner of North. Parts of Lots 26 and 27, Con. 1 and others be accepted and that Engineers E. W. Hayes Limited, Kitchener Oritanio, be appoint- ed to m•ake a survey and pile, pare. plans, profiles and report in accordance with the Drain- age Act 1962-63 and that the clerk be instructed to notify the lefaitland Valley Conservat- ion Authority of such proposed drainage works. That the request of Barry Ho•egy, ONVIIRT of Lets 23,24,25, Com 18 and William Murray, owner of Lot le, Con. 17, be ac- cepted and that E. 11. Uder- stadit, O.L.S. and Drainage En,- gineetr of Triton Engineering Servicee Limited, Orangeville, Ontario, he appointed to make 'a survey and peepere plans, profiles ,and report for the re- pair and improe ement of the South Branch of the Beauchamp Municipal Drain in aceerdance• with the - Drainage Act, 1962-63. That the request of Clifford Hoegy, owner of Lots 17,18,19; Corn lei and, others be accepted and that E. H. Uderstadt, O.L. S. and. Drainage, Engineer of Triton Engeneering Services Limited Orangeville, Ontareo•be appointed. to make a survey and prepare.plans, profiles and report for the .repair and im provement of the Bolton. Mune icipal. Drain in accordance with the .Dnaintage Act 1962-63. The following accounts were paid: Town of Seaforth, deben- ture payment, High School $1,169.41; OntariO.Hydro, Mole' swarth Street lights 23.13; •The ,Listowel Banner, advertise ten-, derst Silver , Cornelis Drain 630; , The Otrifario Municipal Boamd., fee Silver Corner e Drain 15.00; J. Bonier •Henderson, tile McKee Drain 264.80; Brantford Builders''Suppies, 12" and lila tile, McKee Drain 1,719.34; Del - leis Tile Ltd., 16" tile, •McKee Drain" 73419; Corragated Pipe Co., pipe, •Fnaser Drain, 17,40; Levis Contracting Co. 2 ton asphalt,- Walton Sidewalks 14.; Nelson Marks, rolling ,Walton sidewalks 7.50; Tile Drainage Loan 1,475.50; Melvin, Ca'reoch- an, tile drainage Inepecter 9.50; E. M. Cardiff, fee tile drainage loan 12.00; Town' of Lietowel, August nursing home account. 24.98; Village of Brussels, Aug - Congratulations to 4 9 The Town of Seaforth and The.'Huron Expositor On Their Anniversary 0 0 BALL-MACAU LAY BUILDING SUPPLIES SEAFORTH, 527-0910 CLINTON, 482-9514 _HENSALL 25272713 NOW IS THE TIME TO ' SAVE on POWER TOOLS 10% Discount Good Oct. 24 To Nov. 6th". IVIACHAN — St. James Roman Catholic Church, Seaforth was the set- ting on October 5th at 2 o'clock for the marriage of Theresa Mary Bannon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Bannon, Sea - tenth, and Mm. Robert Meehan, Blyth., son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meehan, Blyth. Rev. 11. J. Larragh offieiated.akthe Nup- tial Mass. YE& Ateel Stiles played traditional wedding mus- ic and .accomparsied the solo- ist Miss Mariane Segerent The bride given in marriage by her father worne a floor length gown of ligoda and al- encen lace. It featured a scale loped'neckline,' lily point slee- res and empire' Waist The lace, gave a coat effect which flowed into a chapel train 4.1 black. Her bouffant scalloped veil was caught up by a petalhead.piece with lace trim. She carried a star • shaped, bouquet of pink roses,' white stephonieis and ivy. • . Mrs. James Patin, Seaforth; sister of the bride was the maid of honor -and .Miss „Shirley Meehan, London sister of the groom, was a bnitlesmatict. They were gowned a like in gowns of silk cord with peau de soie trim buttons in frolit and peau BANNON de sole trim, on the sleeves. it Was empire effect to match the brides. The headpieces were matching bows with a circular face veil. They cannied a erten, shaped bouquet'of white shastas, and pink miniature carnet - Mn Gary Bannon, Seaforth was the best man and the guests were u,shered by Atr. Jafnes Patin, Seaforth and Mr. Robert F,otherin.gham, Seaforth. A dinner was held at the Seaforth Community Centre. The brides mother received guests in a turquoise, lace • sheath dress with a matching coat and black accessories.- She were a corsage of white ,car nations. The grooms mother assisted- in a sheath. dress of green lace over taffeta and black accessories with a con sage of white carnations. For a wedding trip to Niag- ara Falls the bride chose a blue suit with black accesseriee ar.,d a corsage of red carnatains. On their return they will re- side in Blyth. Guestst were present from Stretford. Mietatford, Toronto,, Welland Michigan, Gueeph., WoodStock. Windsor, Sarnia, Lan doe and surrounding aeeta. DEAR.:. DQRIS advice from Doris Clar HE'S -A BACK STABAR • DEAR DORIS —I When the manag6 of this store hired' me he said, "I don't know what it is but we just can't seem, to keep a girl in our office." I soon found Ont. I just could not get along with the office boss; he was so hateful to work for. Four months later. he said he -was going to fire me if I did not work any faster; sorather than be fired. I quit I have tried all over. town looking. for work, for six months; but I was beat before I started because when asked. I gave ..the name of my pre- vious employer for a recom- mendation, and I did not get any. - Stymied DEAR STYMIED, --' It isn't fair. Even if an employee were to be, at fault, once, a single Reference from an offended employer shouldn't have the power to preYent all further . progress. Something or somebody has to counteract Old .Hateful's in- fluence. I'd suggest you ap- proach a. respected citizen who knows ' you and your family well for a character reference. Your Minister or doctor, or a teacher who helped you over some of the tough,spots, might be the one to do it. And here's a cheerful ,thought: Sooner or later such an office boss gets .his own reputation for being ' a porn. person to work for; and other employers take what he says with a grain of salt. DEAR DORIS — These days nearly everybody goes steady at 13 or '14. It' s not really tying yourself down to a guy. ,Well, it is, but put it this way: If you don't then you sort of swtch hands to often. Every guy you go out with will try for a kris, and after dating three or four beys you have a.reputation of being easy to get something out of. • I can see your point of view 0 but if you were our age I am definite you viiould see it this way because I have seen all my girl friends switch hands and get "easy pickings" reputa- tions. No amount of persuasion would change my mind or any ethers. DEAR DEEPLY — So accept- iiet and September nursing h,oine accounts 77,36; Septemb- er Welfane 135.52; Elwood McTag g art , ma i ntenta.ne e, fire dept 10.00; Canadian, Til)a. Comp'n, seal beam lamps, tare dept. 7.88; Robert Cunning- ham, g,ateoline and prestone., fire dept. 4.91e Jim Dobsola gainbage. collection, Ethel Vil- lage 30.00; Roads and Brid,ges 24,232.57. Total 29,991.34. ing a dote means "yes" to a kiss? or more? T can see dat- ing one fellow several tinies: but I'd like to ,think our girls were parficular about how soon and to \atom they permitted ca_res-es — of any kind! It's the going steady that is almost like an engagement that I object to. Happens, I hope, a little later tha.n 14. Any other Concerned's like to put in five cent's worth? DEAR DORIS — Whereenee have c iteny or when w • visiting. • don't have anyth g to say. Whenever semeon di, reels a question to me, I often fail to grasp e the meaning of it. Other tithes I answer without thinking, then 1 worey if I said the right thing. When I say something, it comes out, awkwardly most of Ihe time. I* think of a . better way- to say it but it is too late then. Embarrassed Andy DEAR ANDY — And' the more you worry, the less you know What to say! But don't we, all? Almost anyone can. think of an ,occasion when words felled him. Then the ex- actly -right sen t e n ce comes crystal clear, say in the middle of the night,- when he lies awake thinking v about his so- cial failure. Perhaps the best answer is to grow"some brand new habits of concentration of a special, kind. Concentrate on how the oth:er person is thinking; how he feels; and, devote yourself to putting him at ease. This calls for excereisieg both imagination and sociability. And self -forgetfulness (the op- posite to the real culprit, self- consciousness). For Complete INSURANCE, on your HOME, BUSINESS, FARM CAR, ACCIDENT, LIABILITY OR LIFE SEE JOHN 4 A. CARDNO Insurance Agency Phone 5274490 : Seaforth Office Directly Opposite Seaforth Mators Historacal Society Meets letylluroherildCiotusuftrnallistol merieuncalgSofoci the year in the auditorinni of the Brulisels Peiblic school. Pres- ident John "Kaaren of BenMil- ler was chairman for the even! Ing and read correspondence from a group of young people whom he had ihterested in an inactive Benmiller woolen mill which bad turned out woollen products before it was closed. Donald McDonald contrilnut- ed two solos. • Community siuging of Can- adian songs was conducted by Mrs. Douglas Hemingway. Mrs. Clarke Matheson fraced the history of Brussels from the year 1853 when the first settler, the late William Ainlay settled here. Mrs. Matheeon was introduc- ed benlVIrs. Gorden McGavitr and Mrs. R. W. Stephens expressed the appreciation of the society. Kenneth Scott entertained the group with folk songs, accomp- anying himself on the guitar. Mrs. W. D. Mack, Clinton, and her assistant Mrs. Tait Clark, RR 6, Goderich, archivists of Huron County each. spoke re- questing records of interest. They will be stored in a fire- proof room specially built at the Goderich Museum and would be available for research on re- quest. Guest were present from Goderich, Clinton, Crediton, Bel - grave, Bluevale, Walton, Ben Miller, Hensall and Londesboro. Lunch was served by the Brussels Majestic Women's In- stitute who also had a display of antique articles. NOTICE For Co-op Insurance . • Call W. AirrHUR WRIGHT Phone 527-1464 — John St. SEAFORTH • Complete Coverage for: 'Auto and Truck • ,Farm, Liability • Employer's Liabilitt • Accident and Sickness. • Fire, Residence, Contents • Fire, Commercial • Life Insurance & Savings • Huron Co-op iitiedicq. Services • Wind Insurance ' 11•111111•1100•111111MMINNIMOSI. LIKE MAKING MONEY? ..,a CANADIAN mutual \fund inveeting in the' dynamic , grdwth through research in- dustries of the United States. A.G.F. Management 'Area Representative Fred (Ted) Savauge 77 John Se — 527-1522 Buy a highest -interest -yet Canada -Savings . • Bond at the Bank of Montreal and in 14 years get back 2% times what you've put in. $250 for every $1 00 invested! And you can buy by mstalments, • The Bank of Montreal sells Canada Savings Bonds by instalments as well as for cash. You can buy yours for 5% down, balanci. In easy payments over a -year. E50 DOWN FOR A $5000' BOND! DOWN FOR A $100.00 , BoNb! 25.00 DOWN' FORA $500.00 BONO! $6() DOWN , FORA $„1000.00 tostbr Get your Canada Savings Bonds now at the Bank of Montreal ea Bank of Montreal Csnada's First Bank We Are Buyers of HITE EANS and CORN We also are in the market for OATS and BARLEY that will make seed Give us a call before you sell For Highest Prices Paid Contact Ws G. Thompson & Sari LIMITED HENSALL — 262:4527