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(NOTICE
PARKED CARS O►. ,ROAD
Notice is hereby( given that it is not ,
lawful to leave car. -on -Township Roads ov
ertig it in the Municipality of the Township
of Hullett.
All owners of cars • are urged to make'
every attempt to keep the roads Blear to fa-
cilitate the plowing Of snow from the roads,
and also allow the passing of traffle oi'1'"the
travelled portion of 'the roads.
Failure to keep the toad clear of such
obstructions will force the Municipality to
adopt such measures that may be necessary
to enforce the law regarding parked vehicles.
All residents of Hullett Township. are
urged co-operate
g d to• --with: the• above -subject
so that it may be to our mutua°1 benefit.
HARRY F. TEBBU T, Clerk -Treasurer
KR. 1, Londesboro,Ontario,
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TOWNSHIP OF HULL' ETT
TENDER
Tenders will be received by the Town-
; ship of.. Hullett for crushing, hauling, and
delivering of 14,000 cubic yards, more or
less, of road gravel, to be put through a 3/4
inch screen.
The work to be done to the satisfaction
of the woad Superintendent and the approv-
al.
pprovaI of the Department of Highways.. The
work is to be completed not later than Sep--
ternber 15, 1967. All tenders are to be ac-
companied by , a certified cheque to the
amount of $300.00 and must be received not
later than "6:00 o'clock p.m., March 11, 1967.
Lowest, ,• or any tender not necessarily
accepted, and all tenders should be clearly
•marked as to contents.: '
,GEORGE RIOGGART, Road Superintendent,
R.R. 1, Londesboro, Ontario. ..
iss Mary Bernice Seyeau, daughter of Mr. and. Mrs, William
Seyeau, Harrison's Corner and. Kenneth Gordon Coulson, son_
of Mr and Mrs. Gordon Coulson, dney,exchanged mar-
riage vows bstore.Rev. Bert Dotard in Staffa United Church
recentTyT.The couple will reside in St. Marys. (Expositor
photo by Phillips).
Easter. Seal y Gifts
Aid Crippled Children
Research into the crippling
disorders of children is one of
the important functions of .the
Ontario Society for Crippled
Children and an excellent dem-
onstration of the use of pub-
licly donated funds to the an-
nual Easter Seal campaign.
The research projects initiat-
ed regularly deal with prevent-
ative measures causing crippl-
ing•... conditions and study new
techniques- irr rehabilitation of
children who have a physical
disability. Through research and
study, new orthopaedic appli-
ances have been developed and
are being improved year after
year.
The Easter Seal appeal that is
sent by the 230 service clubs
in Ontario, including the Sea -
forth Lions Club, to all citizens
of this province, is asking for
financial support to continue
and expand this,prograxn of ,re -
Search , as well as provide funds
needed for the full program of
care, treatment and rehabilita-
tion, now being- carried on by
the Ontario Society for Crip-
pled Children and its associated
service clubs.
The Society's nursing pro;
gram, the treatment centres,
camps clinics, pI'ovision of spec-
ial equipment and other such
servicesare helping more than
16,000 boys and girls and teen-
agers • to overcome their physi-
An ,Expositor Classified will
pay -you dividends. --Have---you
tried one? Dial 527-0240.
The News of a . Lifetime
THE. HURON EXPOSITOR 'has .been'reporting" news
about you for a long time. Think . of how, much has
happened to 'you since you were born—. . that's
when the first report appeared. And perhaps the next
was your fifth birthday party.
Everything Important . •�.. .
That's what has appeared in the paper about you.
• Your activities in they Boy Scouts or Girl Guides. When
'you fell from the tree and - broke' an. arm. When you
made the high school basketball team,' or starred in
football. Or appeared in the class play or sang in the
operetta. And then when you 'vere graduated from high
school. Perhaps military service next, and THE HUR-
ON EXPOSITOR kept the folks back home posted on
what you were doing there.
College, and, After . .. .
College next, and again this paper followed and report-
ed your important activities. Proud day, when you re-
ceived that degree -- we saW it in TH.t HURON EX-
POSITOR. And then you were married .... your `iicture
in the paper. What a, "fine-looking couple! Children . fol-
low . . the cycle of news in the paper begins again.
- But you are not forgotten because of the new genera-
tion. The news about you continues so long as you live.
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A Newspaper Service
The news of a lifetime . . , for you and yours. This
is a service THE HURON EXPOSITOR gladly and '
'wilting y gives to This community. •
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SINCE' 1860, s.?RV INC CE;lt 1VrUN1"l1'` NASI
;. 'it
cal handicap s� .that they might
participate in the every -day ac-
tivities of life'to the best of their
ability.
Contributions to. the 1967 Eas-
ter Seal campaign assure the
donors 'that they are assisting
"Timmy" and his pals to attain
as, normal an existence as pos-
sible.
It is gratifying to know that
every 'contribution given to the
Easter Seal campaign in this
area will be of some help to a
crippled child in our district:
A :r
AN
EP( HEX
Seaforth Lo9ion IPk$ouo
'Team standings; Sharpies 90;
Plungers 89; TTsuals 76; Whlrly,
birds 75; Sleepers•. 62; Cannon
3aails, tib. .
Ladies'. high single and triple,'
Betty Leonhard►, 318. and 716.
Men's high single, All ,Nichol-
soli, 312; high 'triple, Bay
Marshall, 712.
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Egmond010 Leaauo
Team standings: Blue Devils
101; Alley Eaters 93; Spacemen
78; Ti -Cats 64; King Pine 55;.
:Sprites 39. •
Ladies' high singles Letta Mc-
Cowan, 232; high ' triple, Helen
Nicholson; • 607. Men's high
single, Dave, -Nigh, _ 232; high
triple, Dave Brazeau, 628.
•'
Seaforth Mixed League,
Team standings. Acadians 84;
Barracudas 80; Comets 77; Reb-
els 70; Valiants 45; Mustangs 43.
Ladies' high' single and triple,
Elva McKellar. . Men's high
single and triple, Jack Price,
249 and 698.
* * *
St., James' League
Team standings: Pros
Dictators 86; Blue 'Devils
Sweepers 74; Munsters
Flintstones 62.
87;
86;
68;
Ploos, for 4 :oanapass ,00f -Grey,
Morris and Brussels-.ta prey, •
ide funds fora proposed Yned
cal -dental: eentre are well
underway.
The. canvass is scheduled to-
begitk?onday when some
seventy canvassers will
spread across the ' di trict,
M. McDonald .of• • Br.(sS
fiR0001.1.
coiner
By JACK HOLLA,NO
Well comrades the winter
is rolli g along and one of
these days the banks of snow
will start sun: will b tO a 'disappear, the
getting warmer
and . spring will be on the
way. •
Don't forget the general
monthly meeting " Thursday
night next week March. 8.
This ' week end the Ladies'
Auxiliary are having the an-
nual banquet with the Legion
members as hosts. Now with
the culinary skills, of sdine of
our members I am sure the
members of the Auxiliary
won't have any need for Rol-
aids, Bisma-Rex, Bromo- Sel-
tzer,, etc. etc. Be sure and
come out for this most enjoy-
able evening come Saturday,
March 4.
This is just a note for now,
comrades, more next week.
See you all at the banquet.
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sel . beads the Olivass cow?
.uattee, Other officers ore
general cbairrnan,, Fi. Stret-
ton, secretary, ;fry:. Ray
Bronson ,and treasurer, Roy
Turvey. * .
Purpose of the cane le
outlined In, a letter forward-
ed to .sliistrapt 'esidents.,
'WhY do we need a cariv'ass?
The question has been ,asked*
and our 'cahvassers" wi%l be_
prepared to discuss this mat+
ter with any of you *de L
Very brieflythe reasons are,
these:
(1) To get the assistanceof
the Dental Association, in
obtaining the ser ices 0 a.
dentist,
(2) To get the hacking ofI
the Medical Association and -
to prove our desire for Meet-:
icai-Dental services in the
area.
When the 'project was first
conceived there were two al
ternative methods of proced-
ure open: one was to involve
the community and make it
a Community Project;, the
other was to organize a small
private company and erect
the Centre as a business in-
vestment. •
The formerr was chosen af-
ter a great deal of thought
and on the advice of the med-
ical and dental authorities be-
cause:
(1) To get the asstistance of
the Dental Association of On-
tario and to be declared a
Bursary Town, it is required
that the project, be a Com-
munity one. This- means that
the College of Dentistry will
annoint a qualified Dentist
to our area from the Spring
Graduating class.
(2') One of the questions
.4448 ed goirz
point; oiE v'ieW' ot, wa
we meed a 'i+tcttora but wl _.
e r we want p t
one. 11 e w ole conr n ty
I?lillt "'et
beitiulL behindthis von
the qu on: moat de-
cidedly. tiered.
While t to `q,�i ;true •
in many Cases t'h+e physis
the Ives erect Medical con.
treses clinics, our .situation
is quite different in that it Ja
we, the` Comniunit that :la
ing' to attract
vices Itis therefore n.
Ory for avis ,to provlde
these faeil;iti and to demon
strate ;our de�, in ;this
,gible„way. lie.. ass "+ed• tt
no a gift to .the Doctors} an4
Demtiats. may. !W eitbe
rent or” uur'cl e -'the:. em sedr
and, facilities.. Then, we who
have subscribed and .made
all. possible, , wilt_ decide axle
the disposition of the *one7'''''
involved," •
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