HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-06-29, Page 8;,-THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTH, ONT., JUNE 29, 1967
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1965. Pontiac Parisienne, 4 -door sedan, 8,
automatic, • power steering, . power
brakes and radio
1965 Ford Custom sedan, automatic, seven
tires $1,695
1965 Laurentian, 6, automatic, radio • $1,895
1963 Pontiac Strato-chief :st .: , . . $1,175
1963 Pontiac Laurentian coach, 6-cyL, auto-
matic, radio $1,275
1962 Chevy I'I, 4 cyl., standard.
•1961 Pontiac V-8, automatic,
196.1 Corvair -
Several models from '61 to '58, wagons, se
dans and 2 -doors
Truck Values '
1966 GMC 1/2 -Ton V-8, Heavy Duty• equip -
merit $1,850
1962 GMC 1/2 -Ton Pickup, heavy,:duty $ 975
1962 Chev 1/2 -Ton "pick-up, heavy duty $975
1960 Mercury- 3 -Ton, good '$975
WEST -EN
GARAGE
Call 348-8932 MITCHELL
Open Every' Evening till 10 to Serve You
and. all Night if we, have to
D iCuss
Flagman.
Problem
County Engineer James W
Britnell informed Huron Coun-
ty Council in. Goderich, last
week that additional s_a£ety pre-
cautions and,.•methods have been
and ars being adopted by the
County Roads organization to
minimize the danger of another
fatal accident on the County
Roads System similar to the
one that occurred on County
Road 27 on May 15, when John
Taylor Creighton, 65 -year-old
flagman, Blyth, was fatally in-
jured.
Mr. • Britnell described the
difficulties involved in select-
ing personnel for such a job as
flagman, but stated that action
had been taken to prevent a
reoccurrance by, distributing
safety memoranda to all, em-
ployees and urging them to
wear proper safety equipment
at all times. The human factor
was important, he, pointed out.
"The Huron County Highways
Department: has always' attemp-
ted to provide such safety
equipment and instructions re-
quired to protect the employees
and is continuing this practice,"
Mr. Britnell stated. "We have
initiated a series ,of lectures.
sponsored by the Construction.
Safety Association."
The Engineer reported: "It
would appear from information
gathered ' by all investigations
' (Ontario Department of Labour,
Construction Safety Association,
Workmen's Co►pensation Board
and Ontario Provincial Police),
that the flagman did not heed
the instructions of his foreman
and instead of remaining 300
feet away from the site of the
actual work, he- moved down
closer to the project and step-
ped backwards into the path of
the motor grader ,which -was
backing up- at the tie."'
Mr. Britnell read to Council
the verdictof the coroner's
jury at' an inquest held' in the
Court House, Goderich, June 16:
"Road grader driven by Mr.
,G. Miller passing over his body
causing multiple injuries to ab-
domen. We, the jury, attach no
blame to the grader operator,
Mr. Gordon Miller. We, the jury,
-recommend that the flagman be
fully -trained in this type of
wor . and also be required to
have a physical examination be-
fore they areemployed."
See Surplus
For -Huron
SpeIl*Ut Respo.r.si.biIity.
For Huron EMO Program
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° With .the fprtheozXijng ,retire- leave 11e1tefits, the Baine, as for
went at the erid, 4f the year of other cfl1 .ty emiiloYees. -
R. W. '13e11, pr eseittatevernor Building programme for the
Of Huron„ County tfaoi, the I'm- .new addition to the Countty
erty' Committee has 1:1 eit .inves- Museum in Dederieb,.__ is pro.-
tigating a replacement, Carl ceedint quite well and a plaque
Dalton, Seaforth, chairman of was unveiled. during the coun-
the committee reported to Hur• cil session.
on County Council in Goderich _ Arrangements have been made
last week. by Museum Curator J.
Mr. Dalton .said the commit --Chisholm, to have the covered
tee had interviewedSohn Rob- wagon available for use by var-
ertson, chief turnkey, who has ions • municipalities upon re -
been in the employ of the quest. The committee has auth-
County for many years., orized the use of the wagon but.
The committee recommended it is the responsibility of the.
to Council that Mr. Robertson
local' municipality to arrange
be engaged as Governor of the for horses and to compensate
Gaol upon the retirement of the the owner.
present Governer at an annual Reeve Dalton said tenders
salary of $5,200, subject to the had been received for the, sup -
approval of the Ontario Depart- plying of fuel oil for the Court
went of Reform Institutions. House, Goderich, for the next
The -Department of Reform two years as follows: H. 0. Jer-
Institutions has submitted a i ry Limited, Goderich, 14.30
copy of the 'Inspector:s report cents per gallon; A. G. Grigg
with reference to the gaol: The and -Son, Clinton, • 14.95 cents;
committee considered the re- British American Oil Co., 15.00
port on part, with particular cents; • P. Kerrigan, Clinton, 15.-
reference
5:reference to the matter of staff. 25 cents; B. R. Chisholm, Gode-
The department.recommends ad- rich, 16.00 cents.
ditioi'Ial staff. The tender of H. 0. Jerry
The matter was discussed in Limited, .Goderinil, was' approv-
detail by the .committee which ed, at 14.35 cents per gallon for
recommended -that no- action be the hext two years. All prices
taken at the present time. How- quoted ,were subject to mar -
ever, the committee recommen- ket' fluctuation, Mt'. Dalton
ded that a key be left with the. pointed out.
Goderich Police in the event Purchase of a new mat has.,
ofran emergency. been authorized for the south
In future, all employees bene- entrance of the Courr House
fits for gaol staff 'will be at at a price of $45.75.
the discretion of County Coun- Correspondence was received
cil, the provincial.. regulations and considered from the Town
pertaining to sick leave= having of, Goderich' and Goderich Hor-
been revoked. The county planiticujtural Society. regarding the
calls for one day a month sick establishment of parking areas
immediately adjacent to the
Court House.
The ToWn 'lot Goderich pro-
posed- and has completed .'i`o
movai of the Signs on the in-
side of the -Square oto alloW un -
'restricted -panting for 56 cars,
off a "first -coarse, first'served"
basis'
The committee recommended.
that the entire matter be left
,inabeyance to permit a trial
period as suggested by ,the
Town of,. Goderich~. The, Clerk
was instructed to advise em-
ployees they should ,seek off-
street parking during the ses-
signs of County Council in or-
der' that Co'uneillors would
find si fieient spaces available
on these particular days.
The committee. has under in-
vestigation the feasibility of
establishing a parking lot at
the rear of the Registry Office..
With the report; the commit.,
tee attiched a summary of in-
surance.. agents doing business
with the County of Huron, and
a summary of points awarded,
to' each agent which in turn,
forms the basis for theCounty
broker—for payment of com-
missions.
"Pp -ss -daisy," said the old
lady upon seeing a little boy
fall down. "Up -ss -daisy, Bell,"
said the little 'boy, "I'm hurt."
Before marriage, a. ,man
spends most of his time spoon-
ing around; after marriage, he's
forking over..
for
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THE HURON EXPOSITOR
Dial 527-0240 -- ' Seaforth,
An interim financial state-
ment presented. to Huron Coun-
ty Council in • , Goder ich last
Week indicated an operating.
surplus of $26,382 for the per-
iod ending April 30, 1967,
The report stated that "the
majority' of departments are
functioning in the 'normal man-
ner, and as a regtilt, .revenue
I and e,tpenditure are in accor-
dance with the friginal liu�lget.
Clerk -Treasurer J. G. Berry
Kinted 'Alt, however,' that there'
is concern for certain areas of
financing in 1967,'notably Hur-
on County Library, operational
account of Huronview, and
Building account -at Huron -view.
The year 1967 is. the first. year•
of operation of Huron County
Library as a unit and the Board
has run into. various problems
which had not been anticipated
originally. ;He pointed out that
the Board has made every ef-
fort to stay within the budget,.
yet at the same time to give
service to all libraries.
With the opening of the new
wing, the Huronview budget for
operational purposes is expand-
ing. In'addition to the new wing,-,
there have been labour nego-
tiations as the result of the
formation of two unions.
Mr. Berry pointed out that
with reference to the building
account itself, Huronview fin-
ances are
in-ances.are running very close to
the line, with one of the main
items increasing costs • being
furnishings. He Said' that the
cost of these furnishings had
increased considerably from
the time of 'preparing the origi-
nal estimates some two years
ago.
THANK YOU
RUS9 ARCHER, manager of Beatty Farm Service
Centre wishes to thank the many custoiners' who have
helped to make this• year the hest ever for .the Clinton
Store. 4490,11-
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Due to increased volume, the Beatty Com-
pany has, given the Clinton Store a
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July 3, 1467.
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BICK'S. PLAIN OR GARLIC
QUARTERED DILLS
BICK'S Bickalilli
RELISHES • •°ce S -
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! Hot 000
MONARCH ASSORTED
CAKE. MIXES' 5 1.1PIZIL.
TOP VALU
3.=oZ I I
PEANUT 'BUTTER E t
TOP VALU CHOJCE ClIT
`Green 'er Wax Beans 4 1=880
TOP VALU 12" x 25' •
FOIL. WRAP
TOP VALU ALL PURPOSE
FRESH COFFEE
FLAYOURsi
32.OZ.
JARS
10°02.
'TINS
TENDER & JUICY
RED BRAND COUNTRY STYLE
SHOULDER STEAKS
or BLADE
Top VALU FROZEN
LEMONADE (Wh to r 8 ;°:::. 88* r
DELSEY (Asserted 'Colors)
BATHROOM
TISSUE •
6 Rolls '88¢
FUNNY FACE Assorted
DRINK MIXES - 1OPkgs. 88V
KLEENEX POP UP (Assorted)
FACIAL TISSUE 3 .;i"; 880
TOP VALU Plain or Pimento
CHEESE SLICES 3
GOLDEN DEW
'PARCHMENT -
MARGARINE 3
Pkgs. 88
1 -Ib. QQ¢
Pkgs. VV
LOINRE READY TRIMMED 79
LOI
PORK CHOPS 1.b.
FRESH WT
Chicken or Turkey
LEGS or BREAST Lb•`�a'.
EANaGROUND PATTIES,
69RL
RED BRAND
AG. T4aLEm
E M ATS
IB STEAKS
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TOP VALU NO. 1 QUALITY SLICED
1 -Ib.
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WIENERS' 2 .V�a I 87,
•FEARMAN'S SWEe1" PICKLED (%'s)
COTTAGE ROLES Vac Pac ' , ..,630
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TOP VALU White or Whole Wheat
SLICED . BREAD 2 ayes 39
TOP VALU'1st GRADE '
Creamery Butter p,;; t 64¢
GRANULATED PINE ,.
WHITE SUGAR B s 41¢
°10P VALU (Assorted Flavors)
ICE CREAM %: Gal. 83
TOP VALU' PARGHMENTCtna ¢
MARGARINE 1 -Ib.
PkO. 25¢
mill LIQUID -
DETERGENT 2 24•eCoz. tafplas
nerdtic 69
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Tomato Ketchup . 11et1. 210'
MAXWELL HOUSE (Special Pack))
INSTANT COFFEE 6Jar,89it
CAMPBELL'S , -
TOMATO SOUP 2 1pir9' "28¢
ALLENyS UNSWEETENED
APPLE JUICE . 4Tin' 29¢
KELLOG43'S
CRN FLAKgS. 16 -oz. ¢
a Flkg. 3
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