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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-12-12, Page 14° ' THS.HURON'o)tpOstrOk solikFoRlikon DE. it 196$ k iut REME BR••• You have one chance on each Purchase of a ROGERS MAJESTIC Television or Hi-Fi Make your selection now. We will hold it until Christmas. CROWN HARDWARE Rogers Majestic Headquarters for Quality TV and Stereo Sets - Phone 52711'20- Seaforth FARM, FARM STOCK FOR SALE? USE EXPOSITOR CLASSIFIED THE HURON EXPOSITOR PHONE 527-0240 Seaforth (PERFEC GLASS ':,GIFTS GLASSWARE and CHINA Make the Perfect Gift for the Most Discriminative Person! Christmas Table Centres Christmas Serviettes - Tablecloth • Crakers - Christmas Decoration for Your Coat • Fancy Boutonieres .Toys - Games -- DolLs Books and Games 19c, 29c, 49c, 69c, 98c, $1.29 In Our Dry Goods Deparlment There Are Hundreds of Selections For That Gift You Are Shopping For I Large Selection of Ladies' Hankies 25c - 39c - 49c 79c TOWELS and TOWEL SETS LINGERIE at 2.98 and 3.98 -- SLEEPERS HEAD SCARVES and GLOVES .„, • TABLECLOTHS .from J.9,8 and 2.29, 3.59, 4.98 BOYS JEANS,' 4 to 6X and 8 to 14 ..../.41.40.44•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••Ww., ........................4.440.41.4......••• 1 Choose -a Practical Gift L BOXED from our selection of PILLOWCASES ,STATIONERY A wide assortment A wide range of prices 2.29, - 2.49 and variety of styles from 69c to $2.49 2.98 - 3.19 41. See Our Decorative Selections of GIFT WRAPPING and TIES, TAGS and Seals, 25c, 98c, 1.29, 1.59, 1.98 Special Value by Coutts and Rustcraft Boxed CHRISTMAt CARDS 45 cards for $1.98 Other Boxes- $1.00 - $125 $1.50 up ^ We have a full -selection; inclUding the popular Rustcraft, ' Norcross and Coutts -Hallmark Lines Personalized Christmas Cards for every member of the family •--p• Special Cards for Special Occasions - - 'Seafort4's 5c to $1.00 Store ' StatiOnery Gifis Opoo WodnoOday* from now ChrIttmas ; 'r 'r "".• 'r' 'r" rr' r"• r' 'r ** Tree II Wiring Theres nothing like a blatlitri: fuse to darken the festive sea - season unless tt's standinger- afiremen &Le downthe livmg wpm., whil:e the Cl.Li tr.,)e sous up in flames. ) • As the Christmas shopping budget gets thinner and thinner, hausteholders tviid to igntore war- ning s.gn.s" on lighting equip- ment for indoor decoratiqns and outdoor halitiay displays. The tendency is ,aftent ta say, "It's goad enough for another year," one, too many years in a row. "Safety should be 'part cif everytiody's preparations.," says R. C. Walsh of London, eilettr.c- al inspection superintetntient 13 or Western, Ontario. "All wiring should be olecktedl carefully for ,signs of wear, par- ticularly that used on Christ- mas trees. Trees cbry out quick- ly in thomes and 'apartments and become treat fine hazards un- less watched very carfuliy. '"If a lighting set has frayed wires, cracked or brittle insulat- ion, bracken lamp sockets or damaged plugs, throw it away," he suggests. "Another stile sign of trouble is when a fuse blows afiber the light ere tured on. If trouble persists after the fugal, has been repla.ced and new equipment purchased, switch to. less heavily -loaded circuits. Two further things to- remember, IVIr. Welsh warned, are never to u -2e fuses of more than 15 amperes cal:parity, or indoor light sets for outdoors. .• • A useful tip always is ta check whether the lighting eq- uipment oarries a mark" Ind'eat- ing it traF been approved by the Canadian Standard.tz• Association.. -- NOTICE - For Co-op Insurance Call W. ARTHUR WRIGHT Phone 527-1464 - John St. SEAFORTH Complete Coverage for • Auto and Truck • Farm Liability • Employer's Liability • Accident and Sickness •• Fire, Residence, Contents • Fire, Commercial - • Life Insurance & Savings • Huron. Co-op Medical Services • Wind Insurance 4141.014•111140410, BURNS CLEANER No Smoke, No Odour HEATING OIL Walden & Broadfoot Phone 527.1224 - Seaforth 4111•••••. .11=111111111••• • . Mrs. Jean E. Caine, president and general manager of CHWO Radio in Oakville, has been ,named Chief Marching Mother for the March of Dimes campaign in Ontario. Mrs. Caines rate husband, Howard C. Caine, was president of the March of Dimes, otherwise known as the Rehabilitation Foun- dation for the Disabled, before he died a year ago. Mrs. Caine sucpeeds Bobby Hull who was named Chief Marching Father last year. The March of•Dimes campaign is held every January throughout Ontario except in 29 localities where it is a mem- ber of the United Appeal. The Foundation, is concerned prim- arily with finding suitable work for disabled adUlts. Seaforth March of Dimes campaign will be carried ouf during Janu- ary, sponsored by the Edelweiss Rebekah Lodge under the Chairmarship of Miss Eleanor Henderson • orris ( .tincil PtossA Accolg ts Morris Council met Wednes- day with Reeve, William Elston presiding. - Motions adopted included: -By Ross Smith and Jas. Mair that Deputy Returning Officers be paid $15.00, Poll Clerks, $12.- 00 and owners $12.00 for use of home for.election for Board of Educatian. -By James Mair and Thos. Mil- ler that'John G. Berry be auth- orized to purchase for Morris any of Morris' unsold ,land at the adjourned tax sale mi Dec- ember 19: 1968. -By Jas. Mair and Robert Gras - by that a grant of $25.00 be given to Huron Plowmen's As- sociation. -By Ross Smith and Robt. Gras - by that road, accounts in amount of $18,828.96 as presented by road snperintendent be accept- ed. 0 General"' Accounts: Bruce Richmond, DRO, 15.00; Mrs. Wm. Craig, PC, 12.00; James Shortreed, DRO, 15.00; Mrs. Earl Mills, PC, 12.00; Howard Clark, DRO, 15,00; Sam Pletch, PC, 12.00; Clarence Yuill, DRO, 15.00; Chester Higgins, PC, 12.-. 00; Clareice Goll, DRO, 15.00; Robert • Fraser, PC, 12.00; Charles Mathers, DRO, 15.00; Harris Campbell, PC, 12:00; Laurie Scott, use of house, 12.- 00; Ralph Travis, use of 'house, 12.00; Orange Lodge, Belgeave, use of hall, 12.00; Mel Mathers, use of house, 12.00; c ampbell Diefenbaker. Pearson. The flag. The _scandals. The hotair. The rise of Trudeau. The Distemper of Our Times. . one of the most important books of the decade." rj That's Farley Mowat's reaction to Peter Newman's new book. Its a brilliant distillation of the frantic years of the Pearson era, the most important half -decade in our political history. See us soon about a copy. The Distemper of Our Times • Peter C. Newman r 4. anFare Books. .159 ONTARIO ST. STRATFORD Opposite Queen's Hotel TELEPHONE 273-1010 l• Robertson, use of house; 12.00; Helen Martin, Returning Offi- cer, 35.00; Hydro for hall, 9.75; Town of Clinton, balance of Clinton District Collegiate In- stitute debenture for 1968, '48.- 98; Wm. G. Campbell, McCall Drain Improvement,. 1,500.00; Royal Canadian Legion, Brus- sels, wreath, 15.50; Klassen Bronze, two name plates, 9.17; •Municipal World, supplies, 30.- 72; Post Publishing House, ad re Little Drain Extension, 3.00; Municipal Notice, 8.00; Helen Martin, revision of Voters' Lists, 33.00; Department of Health, insulin, 4.7; Huron County Plowmen's Association, grant, 25.00; Walter Shortreed, Sea - forth Hospital Board, 50.00;; Glenn A. McKercher, Spivey Drain, 12.00; Ernest Pletch, poultry killed, 50.00; Herbert Garniss, valuator's fees, 3.48; Thos. Miller, Wean DraM Im- provement, 33.00; Graham Cook pushing dumps, 56.00; Blyth Fire Area, share of new truck, 2,579.25; Howatt Brothers, tile and pipe "B" Branch Grasby Drain, 83.37; Nelson Reid, Wal - .ton street lights, 17.55; John Ryan, AffcCall Drain Improve- ment, 52.00; Geo. Michie, salary, ,45.00; Helen Martin, salary, 129.17; Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, I. Tax and Can. Pension, .781. Road Accounts: Glenn McKer- cher, snow plowing and back- hoe rentals 67.25; Brussels Coal Yard; stove oil,- 30.50; Melvin Carnochan, backhoe rentals, 10.- 00; Fawcett Metal Products, cul- verts, 141.65; Yundt Bros. Ltd., sand, 17.08; Geo. Radford, sup- ply, crush and deliver gravel, 9,242.34; Alex Inkley, oil, fuel oil and tax, 280.14; J. C. McNeil, oxygen, prestone, oil drum, 29.62; Dominion Road Machin- ery, oil filters, 57.94; Hydro for shed, 20.00; Receiver General, unemploythent insurance, 7.60; Bank of Commerce, pension, 11.- 94; Wm. McArter, mileage, wages, bookkeeping, 249.90; James Casemore, wages, 376.00; John Smith, wags, • 234.50; Adam Smith, 52.50. ways be kind to little, old ladies. The darnedest people take karate 1e8801111 these days. 011•4 4.11111114.11421MINIMII f9.13= BERT MIJT1TA1. FIRE INSTJRANCE c(),Nj r A N7 - HEAD OFFI-CE - EXETER, OM. Directors: Martin Feeney - R.Rt 2, Dublin President Clayton Calquboun R.R. Vice -President Science Hill Wm. H. Chaffe - R.R. 4, Mitchell Tim Tnohev R.R. 3, Lucan Raymond McCurdy R.R - Rirkton Robert ' Gvdiner R.R. 1, Cromarty dooms: Hugh Benninger • Dublin Him Cedes - • Exeter Clayton Harris • Mitchell Secretary•Yreasurort Hugh Pettereen - gaiter Wawan0.01t. COtio.cirt 4 gast Wawanosh Council Met in the -13elerave CoMMIMAY Centre With the Reeve, ROY Pattison ,presiding and all the members present. Motions adopted included: -That we pay $270.00 re tile on the Gordon Drain, to J. Hom- er Henderson,. sarae to be deduc- ted from tender price. -That Polling Bo*hs receive $12.00; DR0s, $12.00; and Poll Clerks $10.00 for seryices ren- dered December 2, 1968. --That John Gaunt, Tile Drain Inspector receive $35.00, to be deducted from' Tile Drain Loans. -That Dennis Hallahan receive part payment of $2,200 re Gor- don Drain subject to receiving certificate from G. D. Gamsby. Reeve Wm. Elston of Morris Township and,Nirs. Helen Mar- tin, Clerk, met with Council to discuss payment of Belgrave Street Lights. It was left to the clerks for further discussion. 34'" : ",' • j % 4/ AIRN-0101) 017114141.SSEN OROOP UF 9.1 • ACCIPIENT sod &locums. MAJOR MEDIO.A1. Possums •ANwitres . Representing Sun Lite Assurance Company of Canada . TELEPHONE 5274410 117 GODERICH ST. EAST - SEAFORTH SEAFORTH MONUMENT WORKS All Typos of CEMETERY MEMORIALS , OPEN -DAILY . T. PRYDE & SON Inquiries are Invited - Telephone Numbers: EXETER 235-0620 CLINTON 4824421 SEAFORTH: Contact WIllis Dundee 40.41444.444mo44444440 • We Are Buyers of .1 HITE z-EANS and CORN We also are in the market for OATS and BARLEY' that will make seed Give us a call before you sell fr For Highest Prices Paid Contact • W. G. Thompson & Son • LIMITED HENSALL - 262-2527 Classified Ads 1' ring Results • CHRISTMAS SHO BONUS AT BAINTON LIMITED BLTTH - ONTARIO ANNUAL SALE PRICES -EXTENDED 'TILL YEAR END BLYTH, TELEPHONE 523-9373 In Order To Make Way .For An Entire New Stock Of '69 Merchandise, We Are Continuing Our Annual Sale Prices 'Till' •.tot Year End. OPEN MONDAY TO. FRIDAY to 6 p.m. SATURDAYS 'TILL. 10 p.m.