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?Welcome
and good wishes
to all those -
competing at the
INTERNATIONAL
-PLOWING MATCH
CANADIAN IMPERIAL.
BANK OF COMMERCE.
1O--TH1E. HURON EXPOS!TOit4 SR:A TI$,• ON +Kt:.
Welcome .
Plowmen and
Visitors
We invite you to take
advantage of the
Store -Wide Specials we are
featuring during the Match
Watch our windows
for live demonstrations
HILDEBRAND
PAINT and PAPER
OPEN THANKSGIVING DAY
OPEN EVENINGS AND ALL DAY WEDNESDAY
DURING INTERNATIONAL WEEK
OFFICE SUPPLIES
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THE HURON EXPOSITOR
Seaforth
PHONE 527-0240
TRAFFIC MOST STOP IN BOTH DIRECTION NOW! Red sig-
nal lights have replaced the amber ones on the front of school
buses in Ontario ... and now motorists approaching the bus
from the front must STOP when the red signal lights are
flashing and must remain stopped until the signal lights are
off. (The only exception is when you are approaching the
bus on a highway divided into separate roadways.) For some
Honor
Bride-to-be
Thirty friends and neighbors
gathered at the home of Mrs.
A. W. Dick, Wednesday' eve-
ning to honor Miss Marion
Hemberger, bride -elect of Oct.
Sth, when she was presented
with a large number of miscel-
laneous gifts. Mrs.. Lionel For-
tune read the address and the
gifts were opened by the bride,
the bride's mother, Mrs. Lucien
Hemberger and 'Mrs. Clarke.
Miss Hemberger replied thank-
ing all guests for their kindness.
WE WELCOME YOU TO THE PLOWING MATCH
and "when you are in- Seaforth
BE SURE TO STOP IN AT
MAIN STREET
VARIETY
"THE SNORE WITH ALMOST EVERYTH NG
AVE HAVE THE LARGEST SELECTION OF IMPORTED
GOODS I•N HURON COUNTY
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time now drivers have been required to stop BEHIND -a
school bus which was stopped with red signal lights flashing
on the back. The new amendment to the Highway Traffic
Act, requiring traffic to stop in BOTH directions, will give
further protection to youngsters by allowing them time to
cross the road. (Ontario Department of Transport photo).
Dublin Institute
Talks Expo '67 Trip
Mrs. Thomas Butters; the
president of the Dublin . Wo-
men's Institute, was in • charge
of the meeting held Tuesday
evening, Sept. 27, at the, home
of Mrs. Harold Pethick. After
opening with the Ode; and the
Mary Stewart Collect, Mrs. But-
ters welcomed guests and mem-
bers. The coli call was answer-
ed . by each member telling
what she found most interest-
ing in present day education.
On the same theme, Mrs. Har-
old Pethick . read a humorous
article concerning a school bus,
entitled "The Menace In My
Life".
Mrs. Butters reported that
instead of holding an August
meeting, a number of members
and friends had attended a • mat-
inee performance of "The
Sound of Music" in London.
The minutes of the previous
meeting were adopted as read
and the correspondence dealt
with.
It was decided to contribute
to UNESCO gift coupon plan
No. 367 which will 'assist pio-
neer Institute • work - in the
Northwest Territories.
South Perth District Women's
Institute proposed excursion by
rail to Expo '67, Montreal, in
July of next year was discussed.
The excursion is not to be
limited to Institute members
only.
Plans were completed for the
celebration of the tenth- anni-
versary of the organization of
the Dublin Branch. which is, to
be held in October.
A report from the district ex-
ecutive meeting was given by
Mrs. Charles Frier}4%y .outlining
plans for the County Rally, and
for the district's participation
at the International Plowing
Match to be held at Seaforth in
'October. A representative from
each Branch in the district is
Perth County Hospitality tent
on Thursday, Oct. 13th and
again on Friday, the 14th.
The meeting was then turn-
ed ver to Mrs. Joseph Dorsey,
cons. er of the education com-
mittee, who introduced the
guest speaker, Mrs. Elwood
Rowe of Atwood. Mrs. Rowe
showed pictures of Spain, the
'outlying islands of Majorca :and
Minorca as well as the Canary
Islands. Mrs. Rowe commented
on the beautiful parks, statues
and buildings in the cities of
Madrid and Barcelonia, on the
olive, almond and orange groves
and of the ruggedaspect of
the coastal -"areas. In addition
there were a number of souven-
irs and items purchased in that
country.
Mrs. Harold Pethick conduct-
ed a contest entailing recogni-
tion p of advertised products
from displayed pictures. The
winner was Mrs. Russell Kramp.
Mrs. John Burchill thanked
the hostess and refreshments
`were served by the hostess and
the committee in charge,... Mrs.
Russell Kramp and Mrs. Thos.
Butters.
Plowing Match Visitors
Visit the Lands and Forests tent when at the Plowing Match! See Wildlife and reforesta-
tion exhibits. Learn how you, as a private landowner, can get assistance. Meet and talk
with Conservation Officers and Foresters.
You Cain Help Prevent Forest Fires
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DEPARTMENT OF- LANDS AND FORESTS
HON. A. KELSO ROHMR % Q.C.
Minister . i te`1f
G. H. U. BAYLY,
Deputy Ministcr
Classified ads pay dividends.
We join in welcoming
the thousands who
will attend the
INTERNATIONAL
PLOWING MATCH
and wish
all associated _ with
the event
every success
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