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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-12-14, Page 1010,--Thollit/RON EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTK. ONT..„ Oitc .114 1,47 Arnold StinniSSen RROUP • LIFE ACCIDENT and • SICKNESS • MAJOR MEDICAL PENSIONS • ANNUITIES • Representing --un Life Assurance Company of Canada TELEPHONE 527-0410 17 GODERICH $T. EAST — SEAFORTH Holiday Shopping? Buy with Shopper's Loan cash With an HFC ShWTher's LAtea you can buy whatever you need to get reildr,for the holidays Then, repay Household conifeTiently. See HFC, now! Borrow up to $5000 Take up to 60 months to repay Ask' about credit life insurance on loans at low group rales HOUSEHOLD FINANC GODERICH 35A West Street --Telephone 524-7383 (above the Signal Star) STRATFORD 119 Ontario Street—Telephone 271-9440 (next to Simpsons -Sears) Ask about our evening hours 169C V. SEDAN. (Demo) A.T. 1966 CHEAT BELAIRE '8' SEDAN A.T., Radio — Lk. E91642 1965 CORVAIR MONZA Hardtop Lic E89678-) 1965 CHEVELLE SEDAN A.T. -- Lie. 248-97H 1965 PONTIAC SEDAN A.T. and R. — Lic. E90-232 1964 PONTIAC 4 -door Hardtop, A.T. P.S., P.B. and R. Lic. E90043 1964 FORD "8” Hardtop ..196t CHEV. COACH A.T. E92-699 1963 OLDS. SEDAN A.T., P.S., P.B. andR.— Lie. E90-652 1962 CHEN?... "8" Station Wagon A.T., Lie. 95432X 1962 FORD GALIXIE SEDAN A.T. Lic. E90-734 TO CLEAR — Two '67 Chev. Sedans and One Chevelle '8' Convertible 1964 CHEV. PICK-UP, long base Lk. C83734. SALE on NOW of UNIROYAL WINTERIDE SNOW TIRES at SEAFORTH MOTORS Phorkp 52/01150 Senf4th Lot Onett. Evenings to 9t00 p.m. Legion Bingo Winners ThgZe was gooct attendance at the Legton !mg° Friday evening. The bingo Is sponsored by the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 16, Seaforth, with pro- ceeds going for branch welfare work. Following are the winners of special genies: Mrs. McArthur, Seaforth; Mrs. C. Wood, Sea - forth. The other two were split two ways. Winners of regular games were: Mrs. Jim Barry, Egmond. ville; Mrs. Lee, Clinton; Mrs. McKercher, Jamestown; Mrs., Steep, Clinton; Mrs. Gibb, Clin- ton; fMrs. Wood, Seaforth; Mr. Uniac, Stratford; Mrs. Toni Car: ter, Seaforth; Vbs. Frank Mal- oney, Seaforth; Mrs. Ron Dale, 'Seaforth; Mrs. Lovett, Clinton; Mrs, Ken Bennett, Seaforth. Alice Mien Speaking Winner The , Huron County Junior Farmers met in the Agriculture Board rooms at Clinton on Nov- ember 29. The public speaking competition was held at the reg- ular meeting with Bob Fother- ingham acting as chairman. There were three speakers from the County Juniors, Don- na Reynolds, Alice AlIen and Jamieson Ribey. Alice Allen won the competition with her topic about young people mistaking education for jobs with no fu- ture. Alice will go to Toronto in January. The judge for the competition was Mr. Dale Grey, teacher from the Clintoo Dis- trict High School. Murray Hoover took charge after the public speaking. Jam- ieson Ribey read the minutes of the last meeting and took the roll call. Don Pullen gave the treasurer's report. Donald Yuung announced that the Huronco Review Books are to be out by the middle of December. Any- one wishing one, must .contact a Junior Farmer, member. It was decided to send the World Literacy Fund of Canada fifty dollars. This is the proceeds from the ticket draw at Seaforth banquet. Plans are being made for the annual fneeting to be lield in Belgrave 'the first Fri- day in February. They also de- cided to hold the annual curl- ing bonspiel in Seaforth, Jan. 27. The Toronto conference is to be held on Jan. 5 and 6 at the King Edward Hotel, Toron- to. The Huron County bowling tournament is to be held at the Clinton Bowling Lanes, Dec. 27. Min•Hoover is .the delegate to th uron Federation of Ag- riculture. Next meeting is Jan. 24. ' Woodham Group Has Meeting The Christmas meeting open- ed with music byJulie Webb. All members repeated the Mes- senger's motto, then sang the carol "Silent Night". The scrip- ture, which• was the Bible Christ- mas .story was read by tally Strahan. Paul Parkinson lead in prayer. Deborah Jaques played "The Twelve Days of Christmas" Mrs. John Rodd took the study book, continuing on with the study of Japan. Murray Insley read f'The Legend of Saint Nicolas". Another CluistmaS carol was sung and two poems on Christmas were read by Michele Robinson. Presentation" of Messenger Graduation eertificates were made to Deborah Jaques, Paul Parkinson, Earl Thomson, Mur- ary Insley and Bobby Strahan. Mite boxes and attendance pins were returned. Thunk for a successful year of effort and willingness on the part of members and leaders were made. 'Meeting closed; with the younger members favourite car- ol, "Away In A Manger". For •Complete INSURANCE on your HOME, BUSINESS, FARM, CAR,, ACCIDENT, LiABILmt OR LIFE • SEE • JOIN CA!I)NO Ingurance Agency Phan* 5/Y-0490 t -Seater* Office Milk/fly 40** SatifeHh Motors •. .0.M68195e,ET.Pe LEAtwir. TRE UNINVITED. GIOST Safety League Offers Timely Christmas Fire Reminders To help fbake don!t iliclude the worst. intrud- er of , all ;Fire in their Christmas festivities, the On- tario Safety League •offers some timely reminders. " A Christmas tree makes the best kindling you could have in Your hotne; so to pre- vent it from igiiiting, you must compensate by choosing a freshly cut tree, and stand- ing it in water at all times. Place the tree in the coolest place possible, well away from the radiator, TV set, rad-. io, stove and fireplace. Most people put their trees up too ll early and dismantle them too late. 'Actually, no tree will last more than a week indoors, without drying out and dropping needles, at which point it is an extreme fire hazard. Keep coloured lights turned on for short periods of time, and always turn them off be- fore going out or going to bed. Check your lights befeare using ALL TYPES INSURANCE Donald G. Eaton Office in Masonic Block Main Street Phone 527.1610 : • Seaforth • Choose Your 'DIAMOND Privately AT SAVAUGE JEWELLERS (Opposite Post Offico) Evening Appointment By Arraingomont 'FREE—,17 Jewell Watch with roach Diamond pow - chase $100.00 or more them to make sure there is no damage to cords,or rsockets, and when.buyig new' ones, make mire hey hear the c.S.A. (Canadian Standards Associa- tion) stamp of approval. Mon -flammable decorations of metal, glass' or asbestos are far safer than paper or cotton accessories, and of course can- dles are a hazard anywhere near the tree or near other 1 • combustible degorations. fliSes MOW, due ,to ittpreeted electrical .1aad, distribute the iptidlo' Other Circuits, and neVer replace a 15 amp fuse With a lager size. This 'over -fusing' habit, has led to many a fire. Keeping an eye on these possible fire hazards will help to keep fire out of your home this Christmas. Seaforth MonumentWorks All Types of Cemetery Memorials OPEN DAILY . T. PRYDE 8‘ SON Inquiries are invited — Telephone Numbers: EXETER '205.0620 CLINTON 482.9421 SEAFORTH: Contact Willis Dundas il.ftwo........**V•••••••■•••••••••••••••••••ftworem.V0 PROCLAMATION! TOWN OF SEAFORTH By resolution of the Council, I hereby proclaim -A PUBLIC HOLIDAY Tuetday) • Dec. 26th —BOXING DAY— and respectfully request the Citizens and Businessmen to observe the same. FRANK KLING ' Mayor - "GOD SAVE THE QUEEN" r XMAS GIVING !aster ADDING MACH N E S by oul FROM TO Follow These Rules of . CARE and SAFETY! KEEP YOUR hoose a place for the Tree which $11 not block access to doors or windows in the event of an emergency. old it! Before you set up the Tree, H. cut one or two inches from the butt. Then set it in water. Crushed stone a suitable container will keep it ' steady. Remember to replenish water regular- ly throughout the Christmas Season. You may need to •add more than a ..v pint a day. - • nsulation of lighting strings should be checked for damage and possible short circuits. If buying new lights, be sure they are C.S.A. Approved. moking near the Tree is foolish and dangerous! Keep cigarettes and matches at a safe distance. insel and other decorations should be non-flammable. Don't . deck your Tree with added fire dangers! ake sure that matches are kept out of reach of. children, - and NEVER leave . young children unattended even for a minute! 1 , sways clear away discarded gift wrappings promptly from the 'free atm Even a moist Tree will burn if ignited by such a fire around its base. witeltoff the Tree lighting when you pi to bed, or whenever you leave . your home. 1 SAFE from FIRE REMEMBER! Nothing can render these displays absolutely safe, and that if ac- cidents are not to mar the festive sea- son, -constant vigilance End care must be exercised. I.)) the Citizens of Seaforth and District We Extend` r Best Wishes for a Happy Holiday Season 1, SEAFORTH, FIRE BRIGADE J.,BOUSSEY JOHN F. SCOTT Seerettiry Fire Chief 1 • r