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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-06-01, Page 4HR. HURON ERPO$ItOR, 0.11AFORTH 041.�, NNE 1,11967 Not to akt. BEAUTIFUL' GIRLS 16 years of age ,or over Enter Huron County Centennial Beautyand Talent a �nt Contest MgONDAY, JULY -:.1st • GODERICH, ONTARIO f APPLICATION FORM Complete and Mail to 8. R. ROBINSON, P.O. Box 1967, Goderich, Ontario Not, later . them June. _i,-.. Full Name Address Age �, Talent No Bathing Suits to be Worn•' WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS: Dial 527-0240 Read the Advert eement8 -- It's' a Profitable Pcatinte! Huron. County •School Area No. FINANCIAL REPORT DECEMBER 31, 1966 Statement of Revenue and Expenditure REVENUE Local Taxation - - l'• '$67,661.00' General Legislative Grants' 92,510.00 Other , • 1,19$.00 Total Revenue • $161,370.00 ASSESSMENTSCHEDULE Municipalities Assessed To Support Board Stanley Tuckersmith Bayfield Taxes" Requisitioned ('include Debt Charges) 29,992 $31,178. 7,261 "% of Board's: Cost Borne By This , Municipality 42.8 46. Total Taxes Requisitioned G Goderich 230 10.7 .4 $67,661.00 EXPENDITURE Business Administration $$99,26...00 Instruction - Supplies 0,879.00 Plaint Operation and Maintenance ` 15,478.00 Transportation 21,515.00 -Other Services 1,119:00 Long Term Debt ,Charges . 2,940.00 Total Expenditures $144,260.00 Interim 'Report of •• Building Project CENTRAL SCHOOL Buildings in Progress, $376199.00 Furniture :and equipment 2,1.00 Well Drilling - 2,175:00 Architect Fee • 29,7'1$.00 Lands ping, Seeding and Sodding :A.... IA26.Et0 Selo Or -Otos etre Ha1..,,:. 4a ..�Q rice On ,'Fiend December 31,1 ' 918.00 412317:00 •1 ,ttt,0 9, -•IAO May it, 19017 , Y ` ' �' ,Aitterdice, .chairman ". Cafdwvll, Secretery 7G'reasm;'er t. larch tefiet A.l > r, Auditer year Doris THE BIRDS AND .THE EWES REAR bORIS 7-- I don't mean to sound dumb or anything, but what are petting and necking? la• it right to -do them Or not? You hear about . a lot. of kids whodo them during shows and other places. Do our . parents really ears whether we do it or not? I'd ask my mother but I'm scared to. • Wondering DEAR WONDERING - Neck- ing and petting are love -making in various forms of intensity. Necking usually means light kissing, hugging and cuddling; petting involves more intimate -kissing and -lingering .car-esses A. few gentle kisses and hugs . between friends are just .part of growing up. But there's dan- ger when the physical contact is so intense and prolonged that emotions are stimulated beyond control. This is what worries parents, And the best way. to keep• . on the safe side is to 'avoid long, 'lonely car rides, parking with a .date; and any other situation which makes uninterrupted necking sessions easy. DEAR DORIS - 1 do not feel old. I am . z of quite 70 yet. Last summer I 'applied 'for swimming . lessons at • the' Y.W.C.A., - When I went for my first lesson I told my daughter. She thought I was really ,pff my head and tried to persuade .me to stop. I've been terrified of water most of my life, yet al- ways have' wished I could swim. They will neverknow what mother did go through in those first Iessons...I never would have gone through with it had :it not been for the encourage- ment of a most wonderful in- structor. My doctor says .it .has already helped my arthritis and I° myself know it has. Would' so like to have a little encouragement in doing things I -d like and not just going to teas or playing cards. -.,. Three„$$ore,,And_ Ten DEAR 'THREESCORE' ETC. - Consider yourself encour- aged. There is no better thera- py for arthritis than swimming - as you have discovered. Sometimes the. slightly youn- ger generation wants to wrap those who, raised it in cotton wool and stow them away..But the world is so full of • a num- ber of things. . . . ! And "a couzi`ageous,' gal like you can tackle plenty of them. You'll Iive longer and enjoy every minute. if you keep in the swim as -it were. DEAR DORIS - I. do not agree,;with slapping, yet I read where a doctor said children who never get slapped may get the idea their parents don't love them. Usually what they need is,' an explanation of things. "I looked on my children as a part of myself and 1 know I would rebel at being slapped for my lack of knowledge. If there was .danger' in 'what they didI Would talk to them about it. They were never slapped - We, enjoyed our children. Now that they have their own 'homes they still like to come home whenever they can. Slap- ping as one grows may lead to violence , in' uncontrolled 'tem= per. Over -Eighty Area You At Jtjdging Co-mp.�tiion .Tom Papple, RRA 4, Seaforth, took 'nearly all the honors. at the. Huron County Livestock Judging Competition held Sat- urday at the Community Centre at Seaforth. He was top scorer in dairy, beef, . swine and all .around high aggregate, News • of Woodham Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brine and Mr. and Mrs. Rae Stephen of Anderson, attended the Victor - i iogpital_ nursed grad ai tion_ •eerempnies on friday -evening w otheir niece, Miss Linda Gtr rson was orae' of the gradu- ates. They" also attended" tile reception folios ring at the konie Of Mr. and Mrs, 'Harold Grfer- 'son of Zondan. Mr. -and Mrs; Geraldb'Brintnell Terri and Scott visited Sunday- evening undayevening with Mrs. Richard Kins- man' of Seaforth. Miss Ellen Eveleigh of Kirk- ton irkton was ,a weekend Visitor with Miss Michelle Robinson. :Murray. Insley, Gordon and Graham Robinson, Arthur Jans- sen, Danny Jaques, Doug Smith and Stephen Hazelwood attend- ed the Perth " County. Boy Scout Camporee at Monkton during 'the weekend. Jim . Hazelwood and Gerry Blain acted as lead- ers. • Mrs. Glenn • Copeland, Mrs. Ted Insley, Mrs. Don Brine, Miss Rhea Mills and Miss Jean Copeland attended the "Cen- tennial Sing -In" by the choris- ters of 'St. George's United Church, Toronto, directed by Mr. • Lloyd Bradshaw in St. Marys. on Friday evening. Mrs. Gerald Brintnell attend- ed the trousseau tea for Miss Squire of Centralia on Saturday. Miss Susan Tomlinson and Messrs. Peter and Jint Garten- burg attended Expo on Friday and Saturday with • the' students from 'St. Marys Collegiate. in stitute. USBORNE--", & TIiB- BERT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE.," ' COMPANY HEAD',OFFICE - EXETER, Ont. Directors:. , Martin Feeney - R.R. 2, Dublin President Clayton Calquhoun " 'It.R, -1, Vice President Science Hill - Wm. H. Chaffe - R -R...,4, Mitchell Tim Toohey - R.R. 3, Lucan Raymond- McCurdy .R.R. 1,- Kirkton R.R. 1, Cromarty Agents: Hugh Henninger - Dublin Hunt- Coates -- Exeter Clayton Harris - Mitchell Secreta'1'y-Treasurer: Hugh Patterson - - Exeter DEAR OVER EIGHTY - Conversation and explanation beats slapping or spanking. Far easier on everybody's nerves, too. And ` I'd agree that dis- plays of temper set a poor example. But what the doctor must have meant was that being al- lowed to get away with murder makes a child• think nobody cares two hoots what he does. One thing is certain, and that is that too Many slaps or body blows make such punishment loose all meaning: Any child re- sents them after a while. To Older Than He Is It Isn't 'a thing to generalize about. I know some 'mighty happy marriages'in which the lady is the man's senior .by several years. Six is not so many, if you are both healthy, vital people. Your boy friend has already accepted the idea. So can you. And here's a happy thought: 'he`4oflds are that a wife will outlive her husband, since wo- men live longer, on the aver- age, than men. By marrying a man younger than you are, then, you decrease your years of widowhood! NOTICE -- For Coop Insurance Call . y. W. ARTHUR WRIGHT Phone 5274464 - John St. SEAFORTH Complete Covirag• fort • Auto and Truck • Farni Liability • Employer's 'Liability • Accident and Sickness • Firs, Reliidenc e, ont pta', • 're, Commer o' Life tiisurane64'4401411 Se Robert Gardiner Spec lel •AwArsl • The Blatchford Feeds ltd., trophy for highest aggregate scere went to Tom Papple, Sea -- forth, with a. total score of 678 points; runner-up, Bob Vodden, RR 1, Clinton, 665 poin a. Both are seniors. The Canadian National Exhi- bition shield for highest aggre- gate score in the novice class was won by Paul Patrick, "RR 4, Seaforth, 611 points) runner- up, Ron Young, RR 1, Goderich, 608. Carnation Milk Co., Ltd., tro- phy phy for highest aggregate score in the Dairy section, Tom Pap- ple, with 196 points out of a passible` 200: -Runner-up_"--Bogy Vodden, 189 points. Placing third was Gordon Moylan, RR 5, Seaforth, 186. Tom Papple was also highest in the beef judging classes with 194 points out of a possible 200. Runner-up was Bob Voddep with 193, followed by George Townsend, lei, 3, Seaforth, with 192, wile was declared win- ner because of high score In reasons. Tied for third place; was Robert McNaughton, R1i• 3, Kippen, also with 192 points. Tom Papple was alsb top scorer in swine classes with 195 points out of 200,, followed by Douglas Garniss„RR 4,. Wing - ham, with 192. , An intermediate, Ggrdon' Moy- lan, BR 5, Seaforth, was highest scorer in sheep classes with 97 points out of 100, Robert Me- Rebekahs Meet , Mrs. Tillie Dunn, noble grand, •presided over the regular meet- ing of Edelweiss Rebekah Lodge. Mrs. Kathleen 'Cuthill and Mrs. James Rose are to at- tend Rebekah Assembly session at Terantt in June. - Members of Rebekah and Odd - fellows Lodges plan to attend church service the morning of June 4, at 11 a.m. and to hold decoration: services for deceas- ed members in the afternoon of. ,the same day. BURS C1.EANER NO, SMOKE,.,.:NO ..0D0UR _ES HEATING OIL Walden & Broadfoot Phone 527-1224 - Seaforth Naughton, runner-up with 96. Highest. scorers in various age groups were: Novice, (12- to 17 Years, judging forr first time) Paul Patrick, RR 4, Seaforth, -611 points; Ron Young, RR 1, Goderich, 608; Ann Errington, RR' 2, Auburn, 597; Glen McNeil, BR 6, Goderich, . 581; Murray Wightman, RR 2, Auburn, 579, Junior, (12 to 14 years) Joe Phelan, BR. 2, Blyth, 621 points; Graham.. Johnston, RR 2, Wing - .ham, 618; Christine Lee, Wal- ton, 614; Toni Lobb, Rit 2, Clin- ton, 609; Nell Vincent, RR 1, Belgrave, -607, Intermediate, (16 to 17 years)] Gordon Moylan, RR; 5, Seaforth, 647-70`aints; •-Bob-Corrigan, Rit 1, Bluevale, 624; Doug Garniss, RR 4, Wingham, also' 634; Terry Johnston, RR 2; Bluevale,, 630; 'Bili Wallace, Bit 4, Seaforth, Senior, (18 to 30- years and open' to all have represented Huron County on Royal teams or are graduates- of a two-year :diploma course in agriculture) Town. Papple, 678 points; Robert Vodden; 665; George Townsend, 642; Murray Vincent, Belgrave and Grant Coultas, RR 5, Wing - hank, tied with 634 points. Every week more people dis- cover what mighty jobs' are acegmplished by low cost Ex- positor Want Ads. Dial 527-0240 CORSETTIER Bras, Girdles, Corsets and Support Gartnents TO FIT ALL FIGURES At Reasonable Prices' s Mrs. J. Hoelscher George St. - One Block East .SEAFORTH ' of .Library PAINT $3.99 GAL: Reg. $8.95. Clearance sale of fresh paint. C.I.L., Sherwin-Wil- liams, 1Vloores, Gliddens, etc. Thousands of gallons already sold to Readers of such news- papers as the Family Herald, Free Press Weekly and many others. OUR GUARANTEE If you are not satisfied return unused portion for complete re- -fund. - Outside: suitable for wood, steel, concrete; 'etc. Co- lours: white, primer white; brown, yellow,. battleship grey, medium grey, shutter green, bright red barn red, cream, -black, tti'rquoise. - Inside) your choice of gloss enamel, la- tex, semi -gloss. •White, primer White, sky-blue, light grey, light green, ivory, beige, canary -.yel- low, pink, turquoise. Pay in full or 50% deposit. Save charges. Ontario residents, acid 5% sales tax. Minimum or- ders of four gallons or , more shipped anywhere. in Canada. SHERMAN'S HARDWARE LTD., 537 Queen West, Toronto, Ont. MAIN STREET VARIETY "Th Store with Almast"'Everythinte ImPQ FWD : - TR T',OS ,- BLANKETS. - WOOL -,- TAPESTRIES FLOOR .COVERIP GS H04LAND STYLE GROCERIES and COLD MEAT$ SEAFORTH; ONTARIO Bus. 521'-1640 - . - Res. 527.1423 Arnold Stinnissen. GROUP LIFE • • .ACCIDENT and SICKNESS MAJOR MEDICAL PENSIONS ANNUITIES Representing un Life Assurance Company of Canada -. 117 GODERICH ST. EAST - SEAFORTH TELEPHONE 527-0410 SUPPLIES THE HURON EXPOSITOR Phone 5p -o240 : Seaforth WHEEL BALANCING For ;smoother driving and added tire mileage. $1.25 Per Wheel, Parts Extra Repack Front Wheel Bearings Includes free inspection of brake linings. $2Oo Seaforth Motors Diat 527-1750 Seaforth Isfierl This semmer,,pnley Coln Ctihct tiger Nair. It.Ott *WO little eaaisl',sllltjsti� e whole lot morel i LAGER ElEER a • • ,i • • a • • • t • YES WE • ARE CONTRACTING BEAN CONTRACTS NOW AVAi LABLE SEAWAY f.' - - •' * SANILAC ' M's„ * lst gen. SANILAC- Loge • FERTILIZER & EPTAM - IN 'STOCK • • COOK BROS. Milling Co. Ltd. Henson, Ont. - Phone , 262+2605 Huron. County •School Area No. FINANCIAL REPORT DECEMBER 31, 1966 Statement of Revenue and Expenditure REVENUE Local Taxation - - l'• '$67,661.00' General Legislative Grants' 92,510.00 Other , • 1,19$.00 Total Revenue • $161,370.00 ASSESSMENTSCHEDULE Municipalities Assessed To Support Board Stanley Tuckersmith Bayfield Taxes" Requisitioned ('include Debt Charges) 29,992 $31,178. 7,261 "% of Board's: Cost Borne By This , Municipality 42.8 46. Total Taxes Requisitioned G Goderich 230 10.7 .4 $67,661.00 EXPENDITURE Business Administration $$99,26...00 Instruction - Supplies 0,879.00 Plaint Operation and Maintenance ` 15,478.00 Transportation 21,515.00 -Other Services 1,119:00 Long Term Debt ,Charges . 2,940.00 Total Expenditures $144,260.00 Interim 'Report of •• Building Project CENTRAL SCHOOL Buildings in Progress, $376199.00 Furniture :and equipment 2,1.00 Well Drilling - 2,175:00 Architect Fee • 29,7'1$.00 Lands ping, Seeding and Sodding :A.... IA26.Et0 Selo Or -Otos etre Ha1..,,:. 4a ..�Q rice On ,'Fiend December 31,1 ' 918.00 412317:00 •1 ,ttt,0 9, -•IAO May it, 19017 , Y ` ' �' ,Aitterdice, .chairman ". Cafdwvll, Secretery 7G'reasm;'er t. larch tefiet A.l > r, Auditer year Doris THE BIRDS AND .THE EWES REAR bORIS 7-- I don't mean to sound dumb or anything, but what are petting and necking? la• it right to -do them Or not? You hear about . a lot. of kids whodo them during shows and other places. Do our . parents really ears whether we do it or not? I'd ask my mother but I'm scared to. • Wondering DEAR WONDERING - Neck- ing and petting are love -making in various forms of intensity. Necking usually means light kissing, hugging and cuddling; petting involves more intimate -kissing and -lingering .car-esses A. few gentle kisses and hugs . between friends are just .part of growing up. But there's dan- ger when the physical contact is so intense and prolonged that emotions are stimulated beyond control. This is what worries parents, And the best way. to keep• . on the safe side is to 'avoid long, 'lonely car rides, parking with a .date; and any other situation which makes uninterrupted necking sessions easy. DEAR DORIS - 1 do not feel old. I am . z of quite 70 yet. Last summer I 'applied 'for swimming . lessons at • the' Y.W.C.A., - When I went for my first lesson I told my daughter. She thought I was really ,pff my head and tried to persuade .me to stop. I've been terrified of water most of my life, yet al- ways have' wished I could swim. They will neverknow what mother did go through in those first Iessons...I never would have gone through with it had :it not been for the encourage- ment of a most wonderful in- structor. My doctor says .it .has already helped my arthritis and I° myself know it has. Would' so like to have a little encouragement in doing things I -d like and not just going to teas or playing cards. -.,. Three„$$ore,,And_ Ten DEAR 'THREESCORE' ETC. - Consider yourself encour- aged. There is no better thera- py for arthritis than swimming - as you have discovered. Sometimes the. slightly youn- ger generation wants to wrap those who, raised it in cotton wool and stow them away..But the world is so full of • a num- ber of things. . . . ! And "a couzi`ageous,' gal like you can tackle plenty of them. You'll Iive longer and enjoy every minute. if you keep in the swim as -it were. DEAR DORIS - I. do not agree,;with slapping, yet I read where a doctor said children who never get slapped may get the idea their parents don't love them. Usually what they need is,' an explanation of things. "I looked on my children as a part of myself and 1 know I would rebel at being slapped for my lack of knowledge. If there was .danger' in 'what they didI Would talk to them about it. They were never slapped - We, enjoyed our children. Now that they have their own 'homes they still like to come home whenever they can. Slap- ping as one grows may lead to violence , in' uncontrolled 'tem= per. Over -Eighty Area You At Jtjdging Co-mp.�tiion .Tom Papple, RRA 4, Seaforth, took 'nearly all the honors. at the. Huron County Livestock Judging Competition held Sat- urday at the Community Centre at Seaforth. He was top scorer in dairy, beef, . swine and all .around high aggregate, News • of Woodham Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brine and Mr. and Mrs. Rae Stephen of Anderson, attended the Victor - i iogpital_ nursed grad ai tion_ •eerempnies on friday -evening w otheir niece, Miss Linda Gtr rson was orae' of the gradu- ates. They" also attended" tile reception folios ring at the konie Of Mr. and Mrs, 'Harold Grfer- 'son of Zondan. Mr. -and Mrs; Geraldb'Brintnell Terri and Scott visited Sunday- evening undayevening with Mrs. Richard Kins- man' of Seaforth. Miss Ellen Eveleigh of Kirk- ton irkton was ,a weekend Visitor with Miss Michelle Robinson. :Murray. Insley, Gordon and Graham Robinson, Arthur Jans- sen, Danny Jaques, Doug Smith and Stephen Hazelwood attend- ed the Perth " County. Boy Scout Camporee at Monkton during 'the weekend. Jim . Hazelwood and Gerry Blain acted as lead- ers. • Mrs. Glenn • Copeland, Mrs. Ted Insley, Mrs. Don Brine, Miss Rhea Mills and Miss Jean Copeland attended the "Cen- tennial Sing -In" by the choris- ters of 'St. George's United Church, Toronto, directed by Mr. • Lloyd Bradshaw in St. Marys. on Friday evening. Mrs. Gerald Brintnell attend- ed the trousseau tea for Miss Squire of Centralia on Saturday. Miss Susan Tomlinson and Messrs. Peter and Jint Garten- burg attended Expo on Friday and Saturday with • the' students from 'St. Marys Collegiate. in stitute. USBORNE--", & TIiB- BERT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE.," ' COMPANY HEAD',OFFICE - EXETER, Ont. Directors:. , Martin Feeney - R.R. 2, Dublin President Clayton Calquhoun " 'It.R, -1, Vice President Science Hill - Wm. H. Chaffe - R -R...,4, Mitchell Tim Toohey - R.R. 3, Lucan Raymond- McCurdy .R.R. 1,- Kirkton R.R. 1, Cromarty Agents: Hugh Henninger - Dublin Hunt- Coates -- Exeter Clayton Harris - Mitchell Secreta'1'y-Treasurer: Hugh Patterson - - Exeter DEAR OVER EIGHTY - Conversation and explanation beats slapping or spanking. Far easier on everybody's nerves, too. And ` I'd agree that dis- plays of temper set a poor example. But what the doctor must have meant was that being al- lowed to get away with murder makes a child• think nobody cares two hoots what he does. One thing is certain, and that is that too Many slaps or body blows make such punishment loose all meaning: Any child re- sents them after a while. To Older Than He Is It Isn't 'a thing to generalize about. I know some 'mighty happy marriages'in which the lady is the man's senior .by several years. Six is not so many, if you are both healthy, vital people. Your boy friend has already accepted the idea. So can you. And here's a happy thought: 'he`4oflds are that a wife will outlive her husband, since wo- men live longer, on the aver- age, than men. By marrying a man younger than you are, then, you decrease your years of widowhood! NOTICE -- For Coop Insurance Call . y. W. ARTHUR WRIGHT Phone 5274464 - John St. SEAFORTH Complete Covirag• fort • Auto and Truck • Farni Liability • Employer's 'Liability • Accident and Sickness • Firs, Reliidenc e, ont pta', • 're, Commer o' Life tiisurane64'4401411 Se Robert Gardiner Spec lel •AwArsl • The Blatchford Feeds ltd., trophy for highest aggregate scere went to Tom Papple, Sea -- forth, with a. total score of 678 points; runner-up, Bob Vodden, RR 1, Clinton, 665 poin a. Both are seniors. The Canadian National Exhi- bition shield for highest aggre- gate score in the novice class was won by Paul Patrick, "RR 4, Seaforth, 611 points) runner- up, Ron Young, RR 1, Goderich, 608. Carnation Milk Co., Ltd., tro- phy phy for highest aggregate score in the Dairy section, Tom Pap- ple, with 196 points out of a passible` 200: -Runner-up_"--Bogy Vodden, 189 points. Placing third was Gordon Moylan, RR 5, Seaforth, 186. Tom Papple was also highest in the beef judging classes with 194 points out of a possible 200. Runner-up was Bob Voddep with 193, followed by George Townsend, lei, 3, Seaforth, with 192, wile was declared win- ner because of high score In reasons. Tied for third place; was Robert McNaughton, R1i• 3, Kippen, also with 192 points. Tom Papple was alsb top scorer in swine classes with 195 points out of 200,, followed by Douglas Garniss„RR 4,. Wing - ham, with 192. , An intermediate, Ggrdon' Moy- lan, BR 5, Seaforth, was highest scorer in sheep classes with 97 points out of 100, Robert Me- Rebekahs Meet , Mrs. Tillie Dunn, noble grand, •presided over the regular meet- ing of Edelweiss Rebekah Lodge. Mrs. Kathleen 'Cuthill and Mrs. James Rose are to at- tend Rebekah Assembly session at Terantt in June. - Members of Rebekah and Odd - fellows Lodges plan to attend church service the morning of June 4, at 11 a.m. and to hold decoration: services for deceas- ed members in the afternoon of. ,the same day. BURS C1.EANER NO, SMOKE,.,.:NO ..0D0UR _ES HEATING OIL Walden & Broadfoot Phone 527-1224 - Seaforth Naughton, runner-up with 96. Highest. scorers in various age groups were: Novice, (12- to 17 Years, judging forr first time) Paul Patrick, RR 4, Seaforth, -611 points; Ron Young, RR 1, Goderich, 608; Ann Errington, RR' 2, Auburn, 597; Glen McNeil, BR 6, Goderich, . 581; Murray Wightman, RR 2, Auburn, 579, Junior, (12 to 14 years) Joe Phelan, BR. 2, Blyth, 621 points; Graham.. Johnston, RR 2, Wing - .ham, 618; Christine Lee, Wal- ton, 614; Toni Lobb, Rit 2, Clin- ton, 609; Nell Vincent, RR 1, Belgrave, -607, Intermediate, (16 to 17 years)] Gordon Moylan, RR; 5, Seaforth, 647-70`aints; •-Bob-Corrigan, Rit 1, Bluevale, 624; Doug Garniss, RR 4, Wingham, also' 634; Terry Johnston, RR 2; Bluevale,, 630; 'Bili Wallace, Bit 4, Seaforth, Senior, (18 to 30- years and open' to all have represented Huron County on Royal teams or are graduates- of a two-year :diploma course in agriculture) Town. Papple, 678 points; Robert Vodden; 665; George Townsend, 642; Murray Vincent, Belgrave and Grant Coultas, RR 5, Wing - hank, tied with 634 points. Every week more people dis- cover what mighty jobs' are acegmplished by low cost Ex- positor Want Ads. Dial 527-0240 CORSETTIER Bras, Girdles, Corsets and Support Gartnents TO FIT ALL FIGURES At Reasonable Prices' s Mrs. J. Hoelscher George St. - One Block East .SEAFORTH ' of .Library PAINT $3.99 GAL: Reg. $8.95. Clearance sale of fresh paint. C.I.L., Sherwin-Wil- liams, 1Vloores, Gliddens, etc. Thousands of gallons already sold to Readers of such news- papers as the Family Herald, Free Press Weekly and many others. OUR GUARANTEE If you are not satisfied return unused portion for complete re- -fund. - Outside: suitable for wood, steel, concrete; 'etc. Co- lours: white, primer white; brown, yellow,. battleship grey, medium grey, shutter green, bright red barn red, cream, -black, tti'rquoise. - Inside) your choice of gloss enamel, la- tex, semi -gloss. •White, primer White, sky-blue, light grey, light green, ivory, beige, canary -.yel- low, pink, turquoise. Pay in full or 50% deposit. Save charges. Ontario residents, acid 5% sales tax. Minimum or- ders of four gallons or , more shipped anywhere. in Canada. SHERMAN'S HARDWARE LTD., 537 Queen West, Toronto, Ont. MAIN STREET VARIETY "Th Store with Almast"'Everythinte ImPQ FWD : - TR T',OS ,- BLANKETS. - WOOL -,- TAPESTRIES FLOOR .COVERIP GS H04LAND STYLE GROCERIES and COLD MEAT$ SEAFORTH; ONTARIO Bus. 521'-1640 - . - Res. 527.1423 Arnold Stinnissen. GROUP LIFE • • .ACCIDENT and SICKNESS MAJOR MEDICAL PENSIONS ANNUITIES Representing un Life Assurance Company of Canada -. 117 GODERICH ST. EAST - SEAFORTH TELEPHONE 527-0410 SUPPLIES THE HURON EXPOSITOR Phone 5p -o240 : Seaforth WHEEL BALANCING For ;smoother driving and added tire mileage. $1.25 Per Wheel, Parts Extra Repack Front Wheel Bearings Includes free inspection of brake linings. $2Oo Seaforth Motors Diat 527-1750 Seaforth Isfierl This semmer,,pnley Coln Ctihct tiger Nair. It.Ott *WO little eaaisl',sllltjsti� e whole lot morel i LAGER ElEER a • • ,i • • a • • • t •