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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-07-27, Page 8-4 H*. HURON EXPOSITORs,SEAFORTHI, ONT„ JULY 27, 1967 ,t4PROS5 to -Lantern 9- l0 ►Ike A2 :.Salcred. image 13 -.Tree trunk 14 -Before 15 -Fruit 17 -Symbol for tantalum ,18 -Man's name 9 -Arrived 21-Paramo.ur- 23.Agresable 27 -Exist 28 -Leases 29 -Meadow' 31 -Mournful 3.4 -Preposition 35 -Weirdest 38 -Compass point 39 -Unit of Siamese - currency . 41• French plural article 42 -Adhesive substance' 44 -Prefix: not 46 -`Denuded 48- Worries 51 •1= athero" 52 -Inlet 53.Preposition 55 -Calm 59 -Total 60 -Citrus fruit 62 -Ireland 63 -Insect 64 -Antlered animal 65 -Plunges DOWN 1-Illu°hlinated 2 -Fuss 3.Parcent icolloa.) 4. App3a3e 5 -South • American' serpent 6- Behold! • 7.In music, high S. Actual 9-Depapts 10 -Gaelic 11 -Rip 10.Pendedt ornament 20 -Joint 22 -River In Siberia 23 -Malay canoe 24 -Season of fasting 25 -Printer's measure 28 -Golf mound 30 -Desire with eagerness 32 -Poker stake 33 -Act 36 -Things, in taw 37 -Diminished gradually 40 -Angry outburst 4S -Special (abbr.) 45.Pronoun 47 -Part of step ...AS -Shellfish 49 -Military assistant 50 -traded for money 3 4'. i❖ ..4 5 6 f SOLUTION 54 -For shame! 56 -Silkworm 5T -Pinch 58 -Abstract being 61 -Pronoun 8 12 13 .4�. �4 e i 1`5 23 24 25 19 16 20 17 26 21 28 34 39 wow 48 52 59 49 40 44 35- 41 50 53 60 • 36 A6 54 29 51 9 75-77" 22 14 18 27 0 ::$: 31 W42 •4,•. 61 47' 55 37 43 56 • 38 3 57. 58 62 Seaforth Monument Works All Types of -Cemetery Memorials OPEN DAILY { T. PRYDE & SON Inquiries are. invited — Telephone Numbers: EXETER 235-0620 CLINTON 482.9421 SEAFORTH: Contact Willis Dundas WANT ADS BRINQ QUICK RESULTS: Dial 527-0240, 1962 FORD WAGON ' 1962 AMBASSADOR 1961 FORD SEDAN 1961 BUICK SEDAN 1960. VALIANT .4 Come and . Seer the NEW 1967 MODELS MiLLER MOTORS Phone 527-1410 ' Seaforth American Motors Dealer Read the AdUertisemente -- It's a Profitable Pastime! NOTICE BRUSSELS, MORRIS and GREY MUNICIPAL • TELEPHONE SYSTEM • Whereis , the BR1JSSF:f S, MORRIS AND GREY „MUNICIPAL TELEPHONE SYSTEM has agreed to dispose of `fif assets to 'Maitland .Teleservices Lim- ited effeetive February 28th, 1967, which transac- tion will be completed July.31st, 1967; it now pro- poses to wind up its affairs and distribute the re-' maining assets, in the form of shares in Maitland ' Teleservices, Limited, equally among, subscribers of record on Uecen'iber 31st, 1984. Application has, -therefore, been made to the On- tario 'Telephone Service, Commission, under Sec- tion 47,• of "The Telephone Aot", R.S.O. 1980, Chapter 394, for an Order approving this plan. Any representations* to be made to't'e Commission with respect to this• application -should be submit. ted on or before JULY 22nd,' 1967 and addressed to the Chairman, Ontario Telephone Service -tom - Mission, 800 Hay Street, Toronto 5, Ontario. Shoirld 'you "desire further information With res- pect to this plan of distribution, or if you Wish. to„ inspect the 1astaudited Financial Statement or -the list of subscribers who, according to the system's records, will be entitled' to share in the distribu- table surplus, you may apply to the undersigned, either personally, by telephone, or by i1tte . its M, BRONSON, tike' tar y,'' , - Bt'tiil>ttt0,,, Mort rs end- Gray Municipal ">"stepho+itit Sylrtanil. Farm Safety Week Is Centennial "Event ' Another Centennial evefit, "Farm Safety Week" will be held across Canada July 23 to 29. "Live dangerously" no long- er is the motto. People are be- coming safety aware now, states Hal Wright, Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food. Since Mr. Wright was. appointed Farm Safety Specialist eight years ago the number of farm accidents have been reduced (in a random survey of seven Ontario coun- ties). Because people are now de- manding -it, machines and build- ings aredieing designed' with more safety features. All trac- tors have ptoshields, while guards and shields are protect- ing fanners from .chains, belts, and rotating shafts: ten years ago, they didn't. Two years ago,. NEWS of CROMARTY fanners started Warning motor- ists, that their Machines were moving lejs than 25 miles per hour by putting. ",Slow Moving Vehicle" triangular signs on their equipment. To'date, over 9,000 of these have been sold in Ontario. What's in the future' for farm safety? Today, many companies are 'selling silo ladders com- plete with safety guards; safety cabs for anti -roll bus are op- tional equipment in Ontario. In a few years, these will be stan- dard equipment - County. Farm Safety. Councils were initiated the salve year Mr. Wright wasappointedFarm Safety Specialist. They've been, and will "be, the biggest pro- moters of safety awareness in rural areas, he says: Mr. and Mrs. Millard Crand- all, of Jamestown, New York, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Scott. Mr. and Mrs. J. R..le.fferson visited on Sunday with her fath- er, Mr. Wm. Ringler at Walton. Mrs. Margaret Grainger and Mrs. Lloyd Workman of Brus- sels were guests of their cou- sin Mrs. J.,. R. Jefferson and Mr. Jefferson on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. R. Dodds at- tended the school reunion at No. 2, school McKillop on Sat- Orday.• - Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harper were Mt. and Mrs. Wm. C.' Bloesing; Grosse Point, Michigan, Mrs. Doug Gale, Kit- chener, ;and Mrs. Clara Hackney of Exeter. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. R. Dodds were Mr. and Mrs. John Jordan and Bessie of Lucknow and Mr. and' Mrs. Art Nickel of Brodhagen. . Mr. and Mr's. Bob Greene and James of Queensville spent •the' week end _with Mr•,'and Mrs. Ted Harburn and family. Mrs. Elmer Colquhoun of Clinton is visiting this week with her sisteel� Mrs. Sadie Scott and ,other relhtives, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon. Scott and Miss Lee rMiller is attending the United Church Camp .at Bi- mini this week. Miss Carol Vivian spent 'sev- eral day's at Expo last week. Miss Darlene Templeman hol- idayed this past week at Wa- saga Beach with Misses Sue Ballantyne and Lori Martyn. Mrs Cecil Bowman enjoyed several. days at Expo last week. Miss Verna Christie, Cram- arty is visiting this week with. Miss -Brenda Kerslake, Mr. and Mrs. Jini Norris and family of Brampton visited on Sunday with • Mr. and Mrs. Gor- don Parsons and family, Mrs. Sam 'Norris and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mauer, Judy and Brian,. Farquhar, vis- ited Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs. John Templeman.. Mr. - and Mrs: Carter Kerslake and Craig, Mr. and Mrs. George Vivian and Rae. Butson are a- mong those attending Expo this wsek. - Mr. and Mrs. Terry Daynard; Guelph, and Robin Daynard, at- tended Hibbert'& Centennial Celebration on Saturday and visited' ovei! .the week :end with R,ev. and Mrs. Daynard and Heather. Visiting over the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Mil- ler and family were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Coyle and family, Warren, Michigan, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miller. and Debbie, Grand -Rapids, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miller remaining for a weep, - Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Miller ,and Ken, Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Miller and fana,ily. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy- Miller and family, Cromarty, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Coyle and family, Warren, Mich., and Mr. and Mors. Jack 'Miller and Debbie, Grand Rapids, (Mich., visited on Siinday with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Duncan and family, Kirkton. - A large crowd of friends and Choose Your DIAMOND Privately AT SAVAUGE JEWELLERS By Arranger/10 FItEE- 47 .howsi .howWatch W1III oath.040 D$ O+nd spun. Francis attended graduation ex - excises at Byron on Friday, July 7th when Miss Anna Scott was one of the nurses' assistants who was among the graduates. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dodds were guests at the Christensen-, Conrad wedding dinner and re-• oeption at the home of Mr. and,, Mrs. Harold Dodds of Walton on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Eves -and family of Moosejaw, Sask., spent a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Laing and other rela- tives on their return trip from Expo. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Walker and family from Kirkland Lake spent a few days with the Walker fam- ily and' attended XIibbest Cen- tennial. 1 - • Mr. and Mrs. Alex Orago, of Kirkton and Mr. 0. R. Francis, Woodstock, visited on Friday 'ev- ening .with Mr. and Mrs. K. Mc- Kellar. - Mrs. Jack McGhee and Roy are with her parents Mr. and Mrs. 0. Walker. Mr. and iMrs. T. L.' Scott and Alec, 'Mrs. Carter Kerslake and Brenda, Mr. and Mrs. K. McKel- lar were among the relatives who attended the Scott family reunion at Lions Park, 'Mitchell. i■� ice. tlllltiatlllttti s neighbors gathered in the Fam- ily Life Centre of Staffa Un- ited .Church o -n Wednesday eve- ning to , honor Miss Romona Worden on her forthcoming marriage. Mrs. George Vivian was - chairman for the' evening. Readings given by Miss Olive Speeze and ;Mrs. Arthur, Kemp were enjoyed by all. Geraldine Templeman sang 2 solos accom- panied by Mrs. • Spencer• Jeffery. Contests , were eondticted by Mrs. Ross Stnale, Mrs. A., H. Daynard, Miss Margaret Hog- garth, and Mrs. Cameron Viv- ian, An address of good wishes was read by Mrs. George Moore and Misses Joanne' Worden, Bonnie Miller` and Margaret Hoggarth assisted Romoiia' in opening 7 her gifts. Romona thanked everyone in her plea- sing way and lunch was served by the Staffa Ladies: Classified ads pay dividends: • -- NOTICE -- For Co-op Irtsurance W. ARTHUR WRIRHT Phone 527-1464 -- John St. SEAFQRTH Complete Coverage For: • Auto and Truck ' • Perin Liability • Employer's Liability •. Accident" and Sickness • Fire, Residence, Contents • Fire, Commercial • Life Insurance & Savings • Huron Co-op. Medical . Services • Wind Insurance oliessominssomosomer INVITATIONS ANNOUNCEMENT$ ACCESSORIES COME !N AND ASK FOR YOUR • FREE BRIDAL •Girt • REGISTER Tat HURON 'EXPOSITOR Phone 527-0240 Seafotr PAYS FARM SAFETY WEEK JULY 23 - 29 :Check your farm! Check accidents! 0. KEEP MACHINES IN GOOD REPAIR: Keep all guards and safety derives in place. Stop machines before .un- clogging, oiling or adjusting them. Don't wear loose, floppy clothing around machinery. • OPERATE TRACTORS SAFELY: Start tractors smooth- ly; turn. corners .slowly. Avoid ditehes, banks and soft ground. Always - hitch to the drawbar. USE THE RIGHT TOOLS FOR ;THE JOB: Make sure your tools are in. good, safe condition. Keep them 'in - a safe place and handle with care. , ❑ •„SPEAK TO ANIMALS WH'BN APPROACHING THEM: Keep them calm by acting with calm, 'self-assurance . yourself. Keep bulls, in a safe pen. dllow ritri e'prai ticces. Read • KQW AND OBEY AL and obeyTRAF�all traffic siIC LAWS: gns. safe ❑ BE A GOOD HOUSEKEEPER: Have ',a place for every- thing and keep every -thing in its place. What. is your farm safety rating? D *WATCH YOUR STEP TO PREVENT PALLS: Keep lad- ders and steps in good repair, with no.loose rungs. Make sure they are easily--saegcessible in case of emergency, and don't pile things on staiYways. o BE "FIRESIGHTED”: Don't smoke around the barn. Pour gasoline or kerosene outdoors to prevent the ac- cumulation of explosive vapors. Dry clean outdoors. Don't use kerosene to start fires. Be careful with matches; . ❑ APPLY FIRST AID PROMPTLY: Even minor - injuries may be dangerous if they are not treated immediately. Keep_ first aid kits in the house, in the barn, and on the tractr. o TREAT ALL GUNS AS -IF THEY WERE 1OADED.: Keep guns .unloaded except when actually using them. Aim ONLY at targets you want to shoot. Keep Alert To -day, Be` Alive Tomorrow:! " THE -FOLLOWING LOCAL - FIRMS SPONSOR THiS' AD. IN THE INTEREST OF CANADIAN FARM SAFETY ' WEEK SEAFORTH •'COIN OPERATED LAUNDRY Market Street SILLS'. HARDWARE PLUM•$ING and HEATING Lowe Bros. Paint Seaforth • Phone 527-1620 : - ' Seaforth TEXACO CANADA LIMITED WALDEN & BROADFOOT, Consignees Distributors of Quality Petroleum Products To the Farm Trade . Phone 527-1224 • • . , Seaforth BALL- MACAULAY LTD. LUMBER and BUILDERS' SUPPLIES • CEMENT and- LIME Phone 527-0910 - Seaforth - M1cGAVIN FARM EQUIPMENT New_ Holland - New ° Idea - Nuffield _ . George White WALTON : ' , Phone Seaforth 527-0245 WILKINSON'S I.G.A. You Save Everyday -- Every Way at Seaforth I.G.A, Seaforth Ont. ROSS SCOTT LTD. •— Distributor of Sunoco Products — CUSTOM BLENDED BLUE SUNOCO MOTOR FUELS stove- OIL FURNACE OIL - FURNACE FUEL . DiESEL FUEL MOTOR on, • LUBRICANTS SEAFORTH MOTORS - .Expert Repairs To All Makes of Cars Trucks, Tractors Chevrolet, Oldsmobile, Envoy Sales & Service Phone -527-1750.. - - Seaforth ROWCLIFFE MOTORS- - Cage Farm 'Equipment Sales & Service We •Service All Makes of Tractors -Phone 527-1670 - .. Seaforth HAUGH BROS. FARM EQUIPMENT -One Mile East of Brucdield Phone 527-0927. Seaforth IRVIN'S HARDWARE Phone' 527.1160 Main St, " • Seaforth BOYES' FARM SUPPLY Massey -Ferguson Sales & Service Repairs To All Makes of Tractors Brumfield --- - 482-3257 or 482-7100 Phone 527-1257 SEAFORTH FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE - • Feed - Petroleum - Parm Supplies Mute e 527 0770. - : ' Seaforth I Seaforth THE -HURON EXPOSITOR QUALIFY` PAINTING 'r Phone 5270240 Seaforth r w Ir 1 M