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IMPORIANT
NOTICE TO MOTORISTS
Effective January 1, 1967, a passenger in a motor vehicle,
who is not paying a fare for passage, will have the right to
claim damages from 'the driver and/or owner of the
vehicle if he's injured in an accident Caused by the
driver's gross negligence. (There will be no change in the
law affecting fare -paying passengers, who will continue
to have the right to claim damages.)
The insurance industryadvises that almost all automobile
liability insurance policies now in effect •Iiclude coverage
against this new risk. However, all motor vehicle owners,
and particularly motorcycle owners, are urged to check
their policies to make sure that passenger hazard cover-
age is included. If there is any doubt you should check
with your automobile insurance agent.
ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT
Hon. Irwin Haskett, Minister
by W. W. Haysonl
your telephone, manager
An Extension Telephone For Christmas
Christmas shopping lists beginning to get you down?
Sometimes it is difficult to know just what would be most
appreciated by members of the family and special friends.
Something that is exciting to receive but 'still practical and
useful. I've a suggestion that might help.,.you fill the blank
spaces beside a couple of special names.,on, your list. An
extension telephone. Your Christmas morning surprise will
be a year-long reminder of your thoughtfulness. 7t won't be
-tucked m a drawer, pretty but" uselcs : InsteNd, all year
long it will save time and steps and its ring will bring a
thought of Christmas cheer on the hottest August day. If
this idea helps solve a shopping problem, give our Service
Representative a call at 482.3401. Well ••Christmas wrap and
deliver the telephone of your choice, and arrange to return
and connect it later when most convenient.
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DOWN
ATTHE
LANES:
BY t,EE -HBE
Seaforth Mixed League
Team standings: Barracudas,
19; Comets, 18; Rebels, 14; Val-
iants, 12; Acad.ians, 12; Mus-
tangs, 9.
Ladies' highasingle and triple,
Eleanor Wright, 273, 542. Men's
high single and triple, Eric
Matzold, 311 and 795. Season's
high single,. triple and average,
ladies', Joyce Miller, 273, 607,
175 and Eleanor Wright, 273
single. Men's high single, triple
and average, Eric Matzold, 330,
864 and 264.
Overseas Calls For The Festive Season
Just 'a reminder to anyone planning to make overseas
calls during the busy holiday periods of December 24-26 and
December 31' to January 2. Advance reservations for such
calls will be taken starting Monday, November 28 from 9:00
a.m. To reserve a call...just ask your Long Distance Operator
to connect you with the Overseas Operator .for the country
that you wish to call. The Overseas Operator can then ar-
range all the details of the call with you. If at all possible, it's
a good idea to make the calls before or after two peak calling
periods. That way no reservations are necessary and your
call should .go through quickly and easily. •
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Egmondville League
Team standings: Alley Eaters,
31; Blue. Devils, 24; Sprites, 21;
Ti Cats, 19;, ming Pins, 17;
Spacemen, 14. -
Women's single and triple,
Helen Nicholson, 265 and 656.
Men's high single and triple,
Everett Smith, 273 and 707,
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St. James' League
Team standings: Dictators,
41; Pros, 32; Sweepers, 24,
Flintstones, 23; • MunsterS, 14;
Blue Devils, 14.
Ladies' high single and triple
and average, Jeannine McCue,
266, 598 and 198. Men's .high
single, John Coleman,. 331; high
triple and average, John Price,
763, 254.
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- Legion Ladies
Team standings: Queenettes,
37; Chevelles, 24; Bel. Aires, 24;
Stiff•Jacks, 23, Wing Dings, 18.
High ' singles, Mary Mennell,
286 and Elsie Doig, 230. High
triple, Mary Mennell, 620, Ann
, Wood, 582.
Not So Long Ago
"TELEPHONE OPERATORS ARE NOT PERMITTED
TO REPORT AT THIS BUILDING AT ANY HOUR OF DAY
" that's
BICYCLE COSTUME. Believe it or not,
OR NIGHT IN
a quotation from 1 telephone company bulletin dated 1895.
And that .same year, a women's fashion magazine said, "Let
women's business attire be black, brown or grey serge.
Black is preferred on account, of the unwritten law govern-
ing, the style of dress by many self-supporting women." How
the styles have, changed in almost three-quarters of a cen-
tury, and persepally, I think our telephone girls today look
•nrett a,tla.ti‘e in their' bright, gay colors. But Operators'
clothes aren't -the only things that have changed aiound the'
telephone .company during the last 71 years. There is no
shouting now when talking Long Distance, it's just like
speaking to, someone across a desk; it's possible to- dial
cross -continent calls in seconds for a fraction of the cost of
71 years ago. In fact, ou% Operators today preside over boards
keyed to a communications network unimagined 71 years
ago. All those years of research .and development have made
your telephone the most modern, trouble-free, reasonably -
priced phone in the whole world.
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Seaforth: Inter - Town -
The locals were hosts to Gode-
rich and upset the top team of
the league.
Followings are the individual
OPS!
YOU GAVE ME
TE -A STQRT,,
DELLO
BATTERIES
ANOTHER -
VALUE
FEATURED BY
Nev,!s of Zion;
l;CW Annuai BOtaar
S..u.cceSsful..Event
The annual bazaar oaf Zion
UCW was held Wednesday af.
ternoon,
The Sunday School room wast
decorated with mums and a
good display of baking, aprons,
fancy work, vegetables, plants,
parcel post and candy.
Mrs„ R. S. Aikens and Mrs.
Bert Daynard:. welcbnleed the
guests. The bazaar was opened
by Mrs. Bert Daynard with a
prayer.
Tea was poured by Mrs. Alex-
Roney and Mrs. Lawrence Han -
UM. The table was decorated,
with mums and lighted candles.
Serving guests, Mrs. Robert
Roney, Mrs. Roy Hannon, Mrs.
Lloyd Barker, Mrs. Wilfred An;
SEAFORTH
MOTORS
Phone 527-1750
Seaforth Ontario
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Safety -Tested
USED. CAR SALE!
AT HURON COUNTY'S FINEST USED CAR MARKET
3-1966 Pontiac Parisierines, 4 -door H.T.,
fully equipped
2-1966 Chev. Impalas, 4 -door hard tops,
fully equipped
2-1966 Ford Galaxy 500s, 4 -door H.T., ful-
ly equipped
1966 Pontiac Stratochief, A.T,, power.
1966 Chev. Belaire 8, AT
2--1965 Pontiac Parisiennes, 4 -door H.T.
2-1965 Pontiac Laurentians, Sedans
1965 Chev. Biscayne sedan, A.T.
A Wide selection of 1964 and 1963 Chevs.,
and Pontiacs, hardtops and sedans
1964 Ford Galaxy 500, 8-cyl., 4 -door, A.T.
1964 Ford. Custom Sedan. AT.
3-1964 Pontius, 6 -cylinder,' A.T.
1963 Chev. Belaire Sedan. AT.
1963 Pontiac Laurentian •Sedan, V-8.
1963 Ford 2 -door, H.T., 8 cylinder
1962 Pontiac Sedan, AT.
A Wide Selection of Other Models,
1957 to 1960, to Choose From •
TRUCKS
1962 Chev. '/z -Ton pickup, short box
A Written Guarantee for 60 Days on all Late Model Cars—Many other Models to choose from
BRUSSELS MOTORS'
BRUSSELS ONTARIO
PHONE 173 --'The Horne of better Used Cars" ° OP'E'N EVERY EVENING
News of
Varna
nts, Mrs. Lawrence Barker and
Mrs. Glenn Pepper-
Bake table, Mrs. Dalton Mal-
•coim, Mrs. Wilfred Annis, Mrs.
Lloyd Barker, .Mrs. Robert Ron
-
eV, Mrs. Roy Hannon, Mrs.
Lorne McKinnon and Mrs. Rus-
sell Roney. Aprons, parcel post -
and fancy work, Mrs. Lorne
Aikens, Mrs. Norman Bushfieicl,.
Mrs. Bert Mahaffy, ,Mrs. Mabel
Higgerson, Mrs. Dalton Smale,
Mrs. Lawrence Hannon and Mrs.
Earl Barker. ,
Candy, Mrs. Mary Malcolm.
Kitchen workers, Mrs. Gordon
Aikens, Mrs. Ross Pepper,. Mrs;
C Arles Roney, Mrs. Glenn 'Pep-
per, Mrs. Carl Barker, Mrs.
Lawrence Barker and Mrs.
James Statton.
Mr, • and Mrs. Wilfred Annis
had as their guests on Sunday,
Mr. and -Mrs. Russell Ische.and
Bradley, Stratford, Mr. and
Mrs. • Alvin Cole ' and family,
Cromarty, Mr. and Mrs. John
Templeman and family Staffa.
Mrs. Mabel Higgerson spent
a few nights with her daugh-
ter last week. Her grandson,
Warren was very sick with the
measles, but is better again.
Mrs. John E. Siemon‘ Mitchell
was a dinner guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Burchill on Sunday
and on Thursday, Mrs. Greta
Wright and Mrs. Bateman visit-
ed the same home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Gordon and
Barry; Seaforth, with Mr. and
Mrs. Dalton Malcolm and Mrs.
Mary Malcolm. •
Mrs. Fergus Lannin, Miss
Nancy Lannin visited Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Corrivea'u, Zurich on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee -McConnell
were in, London on Sunday at-
tending a dinner at the Glenn
Allan Restaurant in honor of
Miss Annie L. McConnell on
her ninetieth birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Argo of
Toronto joined them on the oc-
casion. After dinner they went
to, the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Cliff Talbot and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Hudson' --Wood-
ruff of St. Davids, visited this
past week with Mr. and Mrs.
Wat Webster.
Friends of Mr, Glen Dowson
are 'happy to hear he is home
from the- hospital. -
Mr. and Mrs. Earle Tipping,
Danny and David of Sarnia
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Dowson.
Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Perce Johnston on Sunday. were
Mr. and Mrs. George Little and
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Johnston of
Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. : Brian
Baker,Waterloo 'and Mr, .and
Mrs. Don Campbell and family.
Master Kevin Jewitt spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Dawson and family.
We are happy to, hear that
Mrs. Harvey Coleman is well
again and able to be home from
the hospital.
Legion Auxiliary
The November meeting of
the Ladies Auxiliary to the
Legion was held in . the Leg-
ion Hall with Corn. President
Peggy Coombs in the chair.
The mystery prize was won
by Com, Lottie Wood and a
special prize won by Com.
Laura Barry. A $100 bursary
and Legion Ladies Auxiliar,, �'
award went to Brian Scott,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Scott.
Plans were made for the
Auxiliary Turkey Bingo and
a Christmas Fair to be held in
the Legion Hall this month.
A pot luck supper will start
off the December meeting, an
exchange of ' gifts for the
members and gifts for the
Sick Children's Hospital and
the adopted veterans will be
donated by each member.
scores: A. Finlayson, 234,•281,
225, 233, 256 1229; J. Scott,
166, 308,267,'241, 188 -1170;
D. Wood, 171, 221'; 138, 265,
225=.1020; G. Nobel, 221, 340,
248, 261, . 234- 1304; P. Wei -
mann, 176, 234, 256, 204, 246
1116; E. Matzold, 187, 258, 286,
249, 312 -1292. Total ,pins, Sea -
forth, 6214; Goderich, 5876.
Two travelling salesmen
were talking on an airplane.
"Does your wife miss you
much!" asked the first.
"No," said the other. "She
throws pretty straight for a
woman."
LOGAN COUNCIL
Logan Township Council met
as, a Court of Revision on the
1966 Assessment . Roll with no'
appeals being received and only
corrections being made. Tile
Draiin- loans -were- approved- and t
passed :
An 'invitation • to all elected
and appointed officials to at-
tend• the Perth County Munici-
pal Meeting in St, Marys, Nov.
23, was received.
A Sub -Division Control by-law
was given three readings. Under
the by-law,it will not be possible
to transfer a parcel of land less
than 10 acres unless the seller
does not own more abutting
land without first obtaining the
approval of the Minister . of
Municipal Affairs. Road accounts
totaling' $3,574.57 and general
accounts amounting to $1,789.-
34, were authorized for pay-
ment.
`; ii3ooth
RCIIi$e SI
�Qn �, ��� t;
tU!3te moti , t11t Town 'Hal
on Monday with 25 lxlexnbars:
pxusent
lvlrs. Fred Beer. D i s t i t:
P.xe$id"ent, chaired the zneep
inti and -the Secretary-treasurT
er, Kra. Wilbert D ilii g,• read
the minutes -andd 'a Financial
statement showing a balance:
of .$93.01.
Mrs. James Drunun0nid was
named a delegate to,,,tbe Na-
tional :Convention to be held
in Guelph, alternate deleg•Area
Mrs. W. D. Mack, Crediton
and Mrs. Beer, Hensall.
Mrs Drummond gaye a ten-
tative report of the Plowing •
Match booth indicating about
$1500.00 as the net profit..
Mrs. Wilfred Coleman re-
ported on he Area Conven-
tion as compiled by the Area
delegate Mrs. Leonard Strong.
Crediton extended „an invit-
ation to next years H u 1'o n
County Rally.
The meeting adopted a pro-
posaI by Mrs. Harry Caldwell
and Mrs: James Drummond
that South Huron District W.I.
considers that the rally Bos
should be' audited.
Cavan
UCW Has
Meeting
Cavan Church UCW met in
the church: Mrs. Little opened
the meeting with 'the invocation
and prayer: Hymn 523 was sung.
Mrs. 'Harry Rapson gave the
chapter from the Mission Study
Book on Brazil. Several items
of business were dealt with,
regarding the plowing match,
visiting the Ontario Hospital,
giving a donation to the CNIB
and the bale.
.The financial report was giv-
en by Mrs. Toll. Mrs, James Axt-
mann opened the devotional
exercises with a quotation by
William Temple, Hymn 254 was
sung followed by prayer. The
scripture lesson was chosen
from Luke 12: 18-31. After
singing 13ymn 5, the ladies
were .divided into three groups
to discuss the last chapter of
the "study book:: "God and His
Purpose." Mrs. Little closed the
meeting with prayer.
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Sleep in comfort
with an electric blanket
Winter doesn't look half so
grim from, underneath an
electric blanket. With the ther-
mostat, its lightweight warmth
keeps you at the same even,
comfortable temperature, no
matter what happens outside.
Dual controls let husband
and wife each dial the precise
warmth they like best. Cost?
Far less than you'd ever
imagine for so much comfort
and convenience -and
operates for about a penny
a night to keep you warm
and cosy. Isn't that a whole
lot cheaper than
wintering in Floridal
SEAFORTH
PUBLIC UTILITY
Classified ads pay dividends.
ALL TYPES
INSURANCE
Donald G. Eaton
Office in Masonic 'Block
Main Street
Phone 527-1610 - : Seaforth
THE, HURON ERROI ITpst 5EA0010K6:+DMTy NOV. lift i
.HELP KEEP
HOMES
INTACT .'
Christmas is for giving and
sharing. Help share happi-
ness with a gift of good
health — your Contribution
to Christmas Seals. Do it
today!
FIGHT TB AND OTHER
RESPIRATORY DISEASES
oncentrate
Booking
We will guarantee that your
CONCENTRATE will not exceed
$1Q0. per ton on
36% dairy flo
and
36% beef gainer
for all winter or until
MARCH. 31st, 1967
THIS SPECIAL OFFER EXPIRES -
DECEMBER 15th, 1966
SEAFORTH
FARMERS
Phone 527-Q770
PERSONALIZED
COASTERS •
GIFT IDEAS • SERVIi TTES '
Dial 527-0240
Ready for Winter?
HERE AT -TAYLOR SHOES YOU WILL FIND A
COMPLETE STOCK O F
WINTER BOAT' : E
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AT 'LOW, LOW PRICES
AY:L'S1 R S
Main Street
Formerly MacDonald Shoes
Phone 527-1890
Seaforth
Ever noticed how quickly they grow?
This Christmas give them a
Growth Savings Certificate
it will grow with them.
Decide now to give them the gift with a future -
a Growth Savings Certificate. In 6 years„they'll receive
$10.00 for every $7.50 you invest -a one third increase.
Christmas Growth Savings Certificates are easy to buy,
available in denominations of $10 00 upwards and cash-
.,pbie at any time. Ask about them at any Commerce branch
Give the gift with a future,,.and watch it
growl
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BANK OF COMMERCE