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Bioyt a, 4. a • Every time you make is $3,00 purchase of gasoline At BROWN'S SUPERTEST, you have a chance to win a Free Boy's Bicycle & Girl's Bicycle You receive Free Bicycle tickets when you buy, gasoline at Brown's Supertest Selection will take -place Labor Day, September 4th • We are open Monday to Friday '-4. 7 a.m. till 10:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday -- 8 a.m. till 10:30 p.m. Holidays — 9 a.m. till 16 p.m.' Brown's- Supertest Corner Goderich and Main Phone .527--1010 WE ARE NOW APPLYING 41% NITROGEN SOLUTION 0 0 "Contact Us Immediately Concerning Application OPNOTCH T.JI)NOTCII FEEDS LIMITED Seaforth * Check Battery and Connections * Check Primary Circuit * Check Distributor Points * Check and Adjust Distributor Wrkell Angle - * Check and Adjust Distributor Dwell * Clean and Itegap Spark Plugs Seaforth Motors Olai 5274750 f ELECTRICAL CHECK UP For Sure -Fire Performance and Dependable Operation I • SPECIAL 3.5.0 Mos# Models • Parfs and • Materials Extra Seaforth Field Day . Winners at SPS Winners in Seaforth Public School's annual field day dent assembly recently. Proudly holdingtheir awards are Baker, Doug Fry, Beth". Broome, Kevin Henderson, (back row) mediate girls; and (:harm Scott, senior boys. Walton Unit Hasp. Meeting The Walton Unit meeting in the 'Sunday School room Wednesday evening opened when Mrs. Frank Walters gave the Call to Worship. `I've Wandered far away from ,God' was sung -with Mrs. Her- bert Traviss at the .piano. Mrs. Jack Brown read the scripture taken from Psalm 11 and commented on it. Prayer followed by Mrs: F. Walters. "0 fqr a closer Walk. with God" was sung. - Mrs. Walter Bewley 'gave the topic "Industry and Church: two Worlds" from the study book "Churches where the action .'is". The. sentence "Most people who run' churches have no idea how working people live and think" was . written on the blackboard and- while she gave the topic we were to be ready to answer true or false. Three examples (1) thework-• er priest where the minister receives permission to engage. in industry -•-the week and and as : Sundays. (2) • Industrial chaplain where another young man with experience in the labour movement who at- tempts to be a minister with- (3) Institutes on ..church and in both church and industry, industry, where a . systematic attempt is being made to up- grade the knowledge and skills of church leaders in the field of industry. The business session was conducted by , Mrs. William Coutts. Minutes were read by Mrs. James. Clark also Thank= you notes. A letter was read from Mr. N. B. Gibson of Long Plains Indian Mission,. Portage La Prairie stated that a great many of the mothers Were taking sewing courses also crafts and the need" was more for material 'and equip- ment for thein to work on. The •roll call was answered by naming a flower found in the Bible. The treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Torrance Dundas. Plans were made for the socialevening for Rev. and Mrs. A. Higginbotham and family. Walton F7nit will help serve. Mrs. Fred Kerley. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kerry, Randy, Ric- key and Jimmy. of Toronto were week end guests at the hoin.e of Mrs. Walter Broad-. foot. Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Car- diff, Wendy and Steven .of Petrolia and Mrs. Ferne Pat- terson, Seaforth wereSunday guests, the tatter spending this week with her sister Mrs. W. Broadfoot. Classified ads: pay dividends. e INVITATIONS - $31 ANNOUNCEMENTS 9 ACCESSORIES COME IN AND ASK FOR YOUR • FREE BRIDAL GIFT REGISTER THE 1URON EXPOSITOR Phone 527.02.40Seaforth were presented with trophies and awards at a special stu- - (front rew frq#'p; left) Randy Wood; Joan Hildebrand, Tracy Ronnie Henderson, intermediate boys; Kathy 14-ayba, .inter- Seaforth Reeve Reports Jaid Recommendations Tivron County Council, at its June Session in ,Goderich last week, attempted to `"cleat up" any "misunderstanding" that might have existed during the time of the tornado which struck the southern parts of the Counties of Huron and Perth this spring, and to "clari- fy" ' the role of EMO in the county. Everett Mcllwain, Goderieh Township;` ' chairman of the Warden's and Personnel' eom- mittee, charged with the res- ponsibility of clarifying what seemed to be a murky situa- tion, told the Council that even in committee there did not seem to be full agreement as to the status of Emergency Measures Organization in the County of Huron. ' "The members of the commit- tee feel that• we -should clarify our stand in this county, and hope the newspapers publish a full report of this for- the in- formation of the ratepayers of the County," he declared:.. "There was a little misunder- standing during the time of the tornado,( and there was some criticsm of the County of Hur- on. We : think this should be cleared up with „a testament of policy." The comihittee report, as signed by,Mr.•Mcllwain and ad- opted unanimously by County Council, was as follows: , . "The Committee feels that the functions of the Emergency Measures, asfar, as -the County of Huron is concerned, .should be clarified to avoid any mis- understanding." ' . - `Basically, .the County stayed in the Emergency Measures programme to avoid having to repay monies to the Province of Ontario for equipment which was on hand. When it was de- cided last year to surtail the Emergency Measures program- me, the initial thought was • to disband the organization com- pletely; however, upon further investigation, it was discovered that a more reasonable approach would 'be , to curtail the pro- gramme but at the same time to appoint an Acting Coordina- tor. "As - it stands at • the present time, the Emergency Measures department has a small amount of equipment which could be made available under certain circumstances.: This equipment is very limited in scope." "However, one •feature of re- taining this organization, allows for possible assistance through other channels. In the event of an emergency it is possible that _assistance can be • secured through the Emergency 1VIea- sures• Branch. On ,the other ,hand, as was the. ease recently, assistance was secured through the efforts of our. Huron Coun- ty Road. Department." The committee's policy' was outlined in the report: "The committee feels that in future, ',when an emergency arises where- outside a$sistance -might be required, the reeve -of the municipality or a res- ponsible' official', should con- tact the Warden; the Warden, in turn, should contact the Act- ing Co-ordinator to- determine what action, if any, can be tak- en." "As arrangements stand at the present °time,only the War- den has authority to take neces- sary action- •regarding -an em- ergency. The Warden, at the same time, will instruct- the Co-ordinator as to what func- tions he is to carry out or what other duties he is to con- tinue." "Another factor in favour 'of retaining the Emergency Mea- sures programme was to allow the continuance of Auxiliary Police. Some of the' municipal- ities are taking advantage of this programme. The main bene- fit' of carrying out the Auxiliary Police programme through the Emergency Measures Organiza- tion, is to allow- for • subsidy on purchasing uniforms, etc." "There is one' other point with regard . to the Emergency Measures Organization in that when funds are available, cer- tain fire fighting equipment - Remember! . It takes but • a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money ui pock- et. To advertise, just Dial Sea - forth; 5$7-02411., BY!S_ Phone 527-0040 Boneless Rump Round Steak or Roast Ib. 89 Ideal for the Barbecue Whole Chickens each 99c Chicken Leg and 'react Ib.49c Schneider's Skinless WIEN ERS ib. 59c Weston's Hamburg' or Weiner Rolls 4 folr $1 P ty Sliced BOLOGNA - • , 3 lbs. 69c EGGS, Grade A Medium 2 doz. 75c Onion Flavored Beef Steakettes • 8 for 69c Store Sliced Ereakfas.Bacon lb. 69c. ovpr, Croin iG . / pd. 89e can be secured through the Em- ergency mergency Measures Branch. At present, however, all provincial funds for this programme' have been spent and there will be no further a11Ocation for a year or two. Acting Co-ordinator for the Emergency Measures program- me is County Clerk -Treasurer John G. Berry, who was ap- pointed by County ' Council when the EMO 'programme in the Hurgn County -was curtail- ed. News .. of Woodharn Several from Woodham at- tended the anniversary. service in Kirkton United Church, on Sunday" "" Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mills and family of Lions Head- visited during the weekend with Mr: and Mrs. Lloyd Jaques and fam= ily. Mr. • and Mrs. Russell Mills and Mrs. Lawrence Mills of London and Dr. and Mrs. Grant Mills, 'Judy, Jamie and Doug of Calgary, Alta„ called on Misses Blanche and Rhea Mills and Mr. Edgar Mills on Sunday eve- ning. •,.... fumy. aa:r4' M , .g SPECIAL., PRICES SPECIAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES See Our Large Selection of Westinghouse .Refrigerator Models Phone 527-0680 FURNITURE Seaforth T ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS: Dial -527-0240N 'Read the Advertisements It's a Profitable Pastimef MERCURYS .M ETEO COMETS FACIi The • Styles' Change, but the Quality Lasts." _ r SEE' THESE LATE MODEL" USED CARS AT HURON AUTOMOTIVE & SUPPLY 263 Huron Rd. Goderich .1966 Mercury two-dooir H.T., one owner, power brakes, V-8 auto- matic, radio, like new. 1966 Rambler Ambassador, V-8, automatic, power brakes and steering, like new. ° " 1965 Mercury Four -door, y-.8 automatic, power -brakes and 'Steer- ing, power slant back window, radio. 1965 Mustang Fastback, V-8 automatic,- radio, see this car'Jar , , value. - 1964 Ford Custom 500, V-8 autoinatic-, radio 1964 Ford Custom 5,00, V-8, standard transmission. 1965 Studebaker 2 -door, 6 --cylinder: 1964 Studebaker wagon, V-8, overdrive, radio. 1964 Studebaker Four -door, V-8, standard transmission. 1963 Corvair. Monza, four on floor, radio.- • 1963 Pontiac 6, automatic, radio, like new. 1963 -Pontiac 6, standard, radio. , 1961 Mercury Four -door H:T., P. Brakes, P. Steering, radio, one, owner. 1966 GNIC 1/2 -ton truck, like new. 1966 -Chex. 1/2. -top V-8; wide box., .1964 international I72 -ton wide box, one' owner, real sharp. HURON AUTOMOTIVE and SUPPLY Phone 524-6271 Your Clinton 'Rep. 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