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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-12-07, Page 3- 1 • 4 0- • Su •" Oeoteli lInev Nieeiy Trimmed GORDON NOBLE' Ph4w 47-0840 — We Deliver — 744110040,000,4400 Renkemberi- It takes but s moment, tsp place an ExpOoltox, W Ad ac tr,. Janney in P*et. T 4yete, ADO Mal Seat** 502:40. y. MRS, G*GI 09 RRANON' Mrs. George.Porrallgek 87 BIR aforth, died Yrillny at }Turoxiew follower a long A widow, She WaS the fort)* 0047A SoloMOW ger husband to whom she was -married in Da- kota, predeeeasedi her "12/ 1940. She came ttp4anada with her husband in 18013: -She wag a Ingnter of First Presbyterian Church, Seaforth and of the Me. *11OP WMS. he is survived by a son, F4, W d, MelCillOP Township; one grandson. Two brothers and! a sister iu the United States, also survive. The body was at the Whitney funeral home, Seaforth, where the funeral service was held at 1 P.m, Monday. Burial Was in Pioneer Memorial' mausoleum, Rev. D. O Pry officiated. Fallbeare,rs.wero Luther San- der's, Sam Mceture,Bert Mc- Clure, Nelson McClure, Bill Storey, kv. mid Frank Hunt; Art Anderson was* flowerbear- . of V004 GARS Get a quick IstartinPetr. ter Uskt Car at Money - Saving -prices at .0 en vim • It was a big night for, members of Huron 4H elubs when the annual-aWards Presenta- lion took place Friday at 'WHS. Marie TreWartha, RR 4, Clinton (left) won the anatdian Im- perial Bank of Commerce wrist watch, Margaret Stewart, Bit 1, 'Clinton, is shown with the marvin •gbwo trapky, while WiUiam $inelair, RR 2, Clititen; displays the Savauge tr9PbX which he won' foV county champion 4H Gilt., (Expositor photo by 'Haley.) • ALL TYPES INSURANCE Donald 'G. Eaton Office in Masonic Block Main Street Phone 527-1610 Seaforth Toys Gift Novelties Sporting Goods — Power Tools Small Appliances • Gaines Gifts ForThe Home at IRVIN'S HARDWARE' PHONE. 527-1160 SEAFORTH Shop early when the selection is ecimplete ORDER NOW FROM • " The Huron Expositor • . Seaforth - NIM11111111111111111.61 You Are Invited to Attend an Open House. Day AT THE FARM OF Mr! -and Mrs. Tom Govenlock RR 5, SEAFORTH . „ You will have the opportunity.of seeing their automatic 10,000 bird,cage poultry house where eggs will be produced, annual' The, lime:— 2 p.m. to The Date:— Saturday, new, modern semi - about 200,000 dozen Y. 5 Tp.m. December 9 Free coffee and donuts will be served. Plan now to come and see how Mr. and Mrs. Govenlook have expanded their family farming operation. THE 6PENHOUStolS SPONSORED BY MILTON J. DIETZ .,. YOUR PURINA DEALER, SEAFORTII,. 527-0608. IIIIII. III III I/ IR r , .. . .., 5 n• ou.ii op Fir sit rIK,.„. •. ...z.,,,,,,,,Dn I •• • ! 1 • lel tel ' ......ANA, NA.. . iiP • Alk,t,. 111 jf: r.,T- 411 '• • rev. Changes in Education In an effort to help inform the general public of what is, happening in today's. secondary schools, teachers from this area' and from all areas across the. Province have prepared a series\ of articles stressing these spec- ial two and four-year programs, the work included. in the sec- ondary school. and the oppor tupities 'beyond. Following is another in a series of five such letters writ- ten and edited by teachers. EDUCATING THE "FUTURE CREDITBUYER By Hans HUyer Thornbury District High School Most of us today, winther we like it or not — whether we ad- mit it — are "buyers & credit." We cent pay cash for every thing. We are universally bound up in the iystera. How can we avoid its pitfalls — the over-ex- tension of our pay cheques, the time contracts And loan arrange- ments that saddle us with high interest -rate.s? Fortunately, recently passed Ontario laws offer us greater protection, through the require- ments of "ful disclosure". But our high school, through a more sophisticated approach to learning, also prepare the stu- dent for some of the realities of life in" the money jungle. In the four and five-year pro- grams inmany high schools, a niultitude„pf subjects can be taken by the student that will help him in, making financial decisions he will have to make later The four and five-year courses in the Business and Commerce branch offer "Busi- ness Practice" in Grade -9 or 10. The course deals with, among other topics, Budgeting; to show 'how much money should be put away for the necessities of life, such as food, clothing, shelter and insurance. What monies are left over can be used for monthly payments, and such trainingmay help the stddent.later to keep him afloat in the whirlpbol of these pay- ments "that are sO common to- day. -.Maintaining and planning a home is a course that gives information about .propeqy taxts.and insurance. Paying the bilis, a' course which outlines the merits of a good credit rating, and how companies collect their ac- counts, show haw a retailer may be of help in financing OT large purchases, such as the. stereophonic record player 'or appliances. Courses in Rusiness Law and Economics, taught in'• Grades 10, 11 or 12, (depending on the availability, 'of students and teachers for' the subjects in each school, stress discussions on' bank interest rates, rates charged by finance 'CiiMparlies, credit unions and other credit institutions, buying and selling land, mortoges, and contracts. Tlie course in Economics seeks out the ho4 and why of .infla- tion. The businiss Mathematics and business finance courses will itch the student in the 'mechanics' .oir credit and the cal- culatia, of -the price of credit interest. ilitiany 'of the- above subjects, that belong in the Business and Cordtrierce branch in high chool, are also taught. as op. Sonsl subjects fn the other. brandies; the Arts and Science, and the Sclenie, Technology and Trades branches. Those high school students who. take some or all of the above courses, as they are offered in their school, will be weir prepared to fend for themselves when it comes to putting their names on the dotted line of a contract = be it a contract to pay for a house or e contract to repay money. FUNERAL WILOAM ELMER•Fowtert William Elmer Fowler, .84, Seaforth, died Friday at Huron - He was born in' Tuckersmith Township and farmed there un- til retiring to Seaforth in 1945. He was a member of St. Thom- as' Anglican Church, Seaforth. He is survived by three neph- ews and a niece. • The body was at the Whitney funeral home, •Seaforth, where the funeral service was held at 3:15 pint Monday, Temporary entombment took place in Pioneer Memorial mausoleum and burial will follow in Har- purhey cemetery. Rev. J. S. Sharples officiated. 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