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The Huron Expositor, 1971-09-23, Page 10. )1.0 „,$.7() P SEAF011TH, ONT., SEPT. 23, 1971 NOTICE To PARENTS OF Huron County Students Becaioe of difficulties which have arisen in the settlement of claims against School Accident insurance policies, Huron County Board of Education has removed its authorization fOr.the sale of such insurance through the school system. Those parents wishing such coverage are asked to arrange same through their own personal agencies. R. M. Elliott D. J. Cochrane Chairman Director , Goo. .At Sills & Sons Heating, Plumbing and Electrical Supplies ' . PHONE 5274620 SEAFORTH, FRANK KUNG LIMITED PHONE 527-1320/ SEAFORTH SEAFORTH PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION D'Orlean sills, Chairman Dr. Roger Whitman, Mayor F,C.J. Sills, ' Commissioners Walter Scott, Manager. GINGERICH'S PHONE' 527,0290 SEAFORTH Skylark The Buick that makes it possible for younger families to move up to a Buick much sooner. It has a standard 350-cubic-inch V8 and interior luxury that's, traditional with Buick. Priced to turn Buick lovers into Buick owners, Some of the equipment illustrated or described is optIonal ,at extra cost, Electra 225 Try to imagine a living room in motion.., quiet, controlled, effortless motion, The ultimate in 1972 Buick luxury. The 1972 Buicks: cars for people with something better in mind. Th01972 Buicks have a great deal in common with every Buick built in the past 69 years. Call it engineering integrity, a preoccupa- tion with excellence. Oyer the years it's made Buick a car to admire: If you have something better in mind this year, visit your Buick dealer and see his 1972 models.They're something to-believe in, , 74.1n w ........... ........................... Centurion A clean, personal car with spirited styling and a 455-cubic-inch V8. • Its stability comes from AccuDrive, that helps take bumpy-roads and ' tight curves with ease. .2 int 80> ,THINGTO }8ELIVE IN Seat belts work Only when they're fastened Flower Ent les Mike Attractive Exhibit. ELECTRICAL MODERNIZATION Fri One Aster Powder Puff - Mrs. Chas Johnston; Mrs. W. Cbiclough; Mrs. Mervin Wurdell. Three White Asters - Mrs. R. S. Docken; Mrs. M. Colcl- ough; Mrs. Chas. Johnston. Three Pink or Rose Asters- Mrs. Aitkens; Mrs. Chas.John- ston; Mrs. A. Finlayson. Three Purple or mauve Asters - Mrs. Chas. Johnston; Mrs. Mervin Wurdell; Mrs. M. C olc lough. Three Needle or • Cactus Asters, Any Color - Mrs.Chas Johnston; Mrs. Aitkens. Three Tuberous Begonia Blooms only in Container - Mrs. R. S. Altkens; Mrs. Mer- vin Wurdell; Mrs. J. H. John- ston. Five Carnations Alike or Mixed - Mrs. A. Finlayson. One Celosia or Cocks Comb- Mrs. R, S. Aitkens; Mrs. , A. Jones. Cosmos Display - Mrs. A. , Jamieson; Mrs. Mary Chappie; Mrs. C. Johnston. Bachelors Buttons, Corn- flowers - Mrs. A. Jamieson; Mrs. Chas. Johnston. Five Pompom Dahlia - Mrs, R. .S. Aikens; Mrs: J. J. John- , ston; Mrs. Chas. Johnston. Three Honeycomb or Bail Dahlia - Mrs. R. S. Aikens; Mrs. J. H. Johnston; Mee„ Finlayson. One Cactus Dahlia - 104. Chas. Johnston; Mrs. R. S. Aitkens; Mrs. J. H. Johnston. , . One Semi-Cactus Da.hlia - Mrs. R. S. Altkens; Mrs. Chas. Johnston; Mrs. J. H. Johnston. One Larg4Decorative Mrs. R. S. Aitkens; Ruth Papple; Mrs. J. H. Johnston. Vase of Miniature Gladioli - Mrs. Mervin Wurdell. Three Spikes gladioli, Diff- erent - Mrs. Win. Klein; 'Mrs. Herman Leonhardt; Mrs. A. Jamieson. Five Spikes Gladioli, Diff- erent - Mrs. Wrn. Klein; Mrs. Herman Leonhardt; Mrs. J.H Johnston. Assorted Basket Gladioli - 'Mrs. H. Leonhardt; Mrs. Hille- brecht: Mrs. J 14 Johnston. Three African Marigolds - Mrs. A, Finlayson; • Mrs. J. it Johnston; Mrs, R., S. Aitkens. Five Freneli Marigtrild$ « Mrs. R. S. Altkens; Mrs: R. Jamie- son; Mrs. Mervin Wurdell. Nine Pansies - Mrs. Mervin Wurdell; Mrs. Chas. Johnston; Mrs. Art Finlayson. Five Double Petunias - Mrs. Mervin Wurdell. Five Large Ruffled Petunias- Mrs. A. Finlayson; Mrs. M. Wur - dell. Seven Spikes Snapdragons - Marion.Nott; Mrs. A. Finlayson. Seven Pompom Zinnia - Mrs. Chas. Johnston; Mrs. R. S. Alt- kens; Mrs. Elden Yeo. Three Dahlia Type Zinnias Mrs. R. $. Aikens; Mrs. Eldon Yeo;Mrs. J. H. Johnston. Three Cantus Zinnia_- Mrs. J. H. Johnston. One Spray Floribunda_ Roses- Mrs. M. Wurdell; Robert Doig. 'Roses, a alnernP, 3 COW'S Named - A J. DOW; Mrs. B. AitkenS. One Peace Rose Bittern -- Mrs. R. S. Aitkens; Robert Doig;. African Violet Single one Crown - Mrs. R. S. Aikens; Mar- ion Nott. • African Violet, one crown, Double - Mrs. R. S. Aitkens; 'Mrs. H. Leonhardt; Elgin Nat. One Fibrous 'Begonia - Mrs. R. S. Aitkens. One Pendula Begonia --Mrs. R. S. Aitkens. Coleus, one red or green - Mrs. Chas. Johnston; 'Mrs. J. H. Johnston; Mrs. Aitkens. Cactus, 7 Varieties - Mrs. R. S. Aitkens; Mrs. Eldon.Yeo; Mrs. Elgin Nott. A New Rare Plant, Named ► Mrs. J. H. Johnston; Mrs. R. S. Aitkens; Mrs. Chas. Johnston. Geranium, two or more blooms - Mrs. Chas. Johnston; Mrs. J. H. Johnston; Entry Tick- et 119. Basket -of Flowers (from ., seed) - Mrs. R. S. Aitkens; Mrs.. Chas. Johnston. Floral Arrangement in vase same color as flowers - Mrs. Eldon Yeo; Mrs. R. S. Aitkens; Mrs. Chas. Johnston. Floral Arrangement for Wed- ding Ann. - Mrs. Aitken; Mrs. Wm. Dolmage. Any Two Color Arrangement- Mrs. R. S. Aitkens; Mrs. Chas. Johnston. Cup andSaucr Arrangement- R. S. Aitkens; R. J. Doig; Mrs. Eldon Yeo. Hospital Arrangement for Tray - Mrs. R. S. Aitkens; Mrs. A. Jamieson; MrS. Chas. John- ston. Dining room Table Arrange- ment - Mrs. R. S. Aitkens; Mrs. Chas. Johnston. . Corsage Rose or Gladioli -Tips =---Mrs. on—Yet:it—Mrs. Elgin Nott; Mrs. Chas..,Johnston Basket of Chrysanthemums - Mrs. J. H. Johnston; Mrs. R. S. Aitkens; Mrs. M. Wurdell. Basket of Assorted Dahlias - Mrs. R. S. Aitken; Ruth Papple; Mrs. Chas. Johnston. Basket of Dahlia and Glad- ioli- Mrs. J. H. Johnston. Buffet Floral Arrangement - Prize by Mrs. Jamieson - Mrs. R. ..S. Aitkens; Mrs. Eldon yeo; Mrs. Wm. Dolmage. Coffee Table Arrangement - Prize by Mrs. Hillebrecht - Mrs. R. S. Aitkens. Maclean's Flowers Special - Most points - Mrs . Aitkens. McConnel *Nurseries Special Second highest point - Mrs. C. Johnston. Smiles . Penny Sale sponsored by, the •Seaforth Agricultural Society Eye shadow Quartet - Donated by Brian's Hair Styling; won,by Mrs. Hugh MacPherson, RR 5, Seaforth. --Case--of_Snowmobil.e....OlL, - Donated by Ross Scott Ltd.; won by Lois Moore, Egmondville. Picnic Cooler - Donated by Seaforth Farmers Co-op; won •by Mrs. J. Hendricks, RR 4, Seaforth. ' • Two Dozen Oranges - Donated by Phillips Fruit; won by Helen Chesney, RR 4, Seaforth. Eye Shadow Quartet - Donated by Brian's Hair Styling; won by Mrs. Art , Devereaux, RR 4, Seaforth. Girl's Shoes, size one, Donated by Thompson Footwear Service; won by Jean Durst, RR 4, Sea- forth. Case of Snowmobile Oil - Donated by Ross Scott Limited; won by Mrs. Jack. Fraser, Eg- mondville. Hair Spray - DOnated by Dave's Barber Shop; won by Mrs.Mae Habkirk, Seaforth. Approx. 10 lbs of Turkey Donated by Seaforth Meat Mark- et; won by Mrs. Margaret Case, S eaforth. Super Lounge - Donated by Canadian 'Tire Store, Seaforth; won by Mrs. Harold Bolger, Walton. Chocolates Donated by P ri ce- guard; won by Ross Broadfoot, Kippen. $2.00 Worth of Baking - Dona- ted by Trapnell's Bake Shop, won by Mrs. Allan Betties, RR 2,' "It's the man about the wiring, ma'am." it's true, living in any older home without up-tp-date wiring just doesn't hold a candle to truly modern electrical living. The changes that electrical modernization brings will brighten_yout tnfrou076-iirTvery room in your-home— for years to come. You'll have more outlets and switches where you want them, better performance from your appliances — and you can even add the year-rdlind comfort of electric climate Control. • And rewiring anolder home needn't be com• plicated or expensive. The cost will probably be less than you Cit. • . imagine and t.1:11Hydro Finance Plan makes it easy for Nfie` you to budget. • • A. For greater comfort and convenience — and. '',401; an extra margin of safety, too — call your ' c.i qualified Electrical Modernization contractor. Or ask your:Hydro. ' TODAY'S CHILD BY HELEN ALLEN "HANDSOME MID LIVELY" . ,Ross is 16 months old, a sturdy, well-developed, healthy boy with big blue eyes, very blonde hair, and clear, fair . A lively yoUngster, he likes rough games - especially wrestling with a two-year-old. He enjoys books and televi- sion, and though he is a very active child he does like to be cuddled. As a younger baby, Rcos had his moments of being irrit- able and difficult, but he' is getting over that and is usually sociable and happy. Hb is developing normally noW, but there is a chance he may have learning problems when he reaches school. This. dear little fellow needs loving parents who are easy- going but able to be firm when necessary, and whose academic, expectations are not too high. To inquire about adopting Ross, please write to Today's "Child, Department of Social and Family Services, Parliament Buildings, Toronto 182. For general adoption information, ask your Children's Aid Society. Surely," the marriage coun- selor insisted, "you must have said something to help start the argument." "Not really," the husband re- plied. My wife had tried a new recipe for dinner. When she asked how I liked it, all I said was, 'It's okay, but it will never take the place of food'." Many Win Fall Fair Penny Sale Prizes 0 Fall Fair Dance Ticket for one Couple' - Donated by Seaforth Agricultural Society; won by Mrs. Ron Driscoll, Seaforth. Shoe Boxes for the penny sale were donated" by Genesee at lfl- ada, Seaforth. the Fall . Fair B aByfoizlpdf ., Winners in Groceries - Donated by * I.G.A., Seaforth; won by Molly Kunder, Seatorth.' Illuminated • Screwdriver - Donated by Cleave's Sunoco; won by Mrs, Ernie Brown, Clinton. $3.00 Worth of Gasoline - Donated by Bob's Gulf; won by do Don Pullen, Clinton. . Potted Plant - Donated by McLean's Flowers ; won by Marj. ,Coleman. an. Container and Oil - Dona- ted by Sharp's Maintenance Ser- vice; wbn by Mrs. Jack Fraser, E gm ondville. lir • 12 Light Bulbs - Donated by .J. Dean Williamson; won by Jean Durst, RR 4, Seaforth. Avon• Products - Donated by Mrs. Andy Crozier, won by Mrs. Peter Van Drunen, RR 5, Sea- fln°y'tratRrh' eeads e Cartridge - Donated 's Fine Service; won by. Mrs. John Moylan, St.Columban. $2.50 Worth of Baking - Dona- ''ted by Miller Catering ; won by Larry McLean, RR 3, Kippen. 4 Quarts of Oil - Donated by Ziler Repair Shop; won by Bob McMillan, RR 2, Seaforth. 'Hand Cleaner - Donated by Boyes Farm Supply; won by Mrs. Bob Betermann, RR 4, Walton. 5 Free Games Open Bowling - Donated by Nobel Bowling Lanes; won by Mrs. Les Dolmage, RR 1, Seaforth. 2' Silver Dollars - Donated by ., Etue Insurance; wori,by Teresa" Machan, Blyth. 5 Dozen Eggs - Donated by Ewart Wilson; won by Mrs. Fred Slavin, Clinton. Angel Cake - Donated by Lois h: Moore* won by Dorothy Parke, s-eafor 2 Silver Dollars Donated-71 by Joe won by Marie Muir, Seaforth. Fall Fair Dance Ticket for one Couple •- Donated by Seaforth AgriCultural Society; won by Mari. Papple, RR 4, Seaforth. 1/4" Electric Drill - Donated • by Ruesell Bolton & Son;.won by • Verne Dolmage, RR 1, Seaforth. Beauty Counselor Hand Lotion and Body Lotion - Donated. by Wilma Cornish; min by M. P. MacFarlane, Seaforth. $25.00 Voucher on Driveway Blacktonping - Donated by Heard Construction; won lit Mrs. Mac Scott, RR 1, Seaforth. Purina Dog Food - Donated by Milton Dietz Ltd; won byMrs. Bob MacMillan, RR 2, Seaforth. Spinner -Donated by McGavin • Farm Equipment; won by Art Strong, Seaforth. Fall Fair Dance Ticket for, * one Couple - Donated by Sea- forth Agricultural Society; won by Marj. Papple, RR 4, Seaforth. 50 lbs. Sugar - Donated by Winthrop General Store ; won by Leon Bannon, Seaforth. Kitchen Tool Set - Donated by Gordan Papple; won by, Garry* Boyd, RR 4, Walton. 5 Dozen Eggs - Donated by McIntosh Poultry Farrn; woo by Miss Glad Thompson. Lawn Fertilizer - Donated by Topnotch Feeds Ltd; won by Mrs, Dan Burns, Seaforth. 50 lbs. Sugar - Donated by Ray's Family Market, Egmond- ville; won by Joan Annis, RR q, Mitchell. Purina Cat Food - Donated by Milton Dietz; won by Allan Koeh- ler, RR 4, Walton. 2 Silver Dollars - Donated by Moore's Poultry Farm - won by Mrs. Gordon Muir, Eginondville. Soccer Ball - Donated by Sea- ''. forth Agricultural *Selciety; won by Leon Bannon, Seaforth. Hair Spray and,Hosery Spray- Donated by Betty's Beauty Salon; won by Mrs. W. McPhail, Sea- , f rot phrp. Moore; on Driftwood - , Apple Jelly - Donated by Lois m pAo won by Jim Doig, RR 4, SenfOrth. s Dona- ted by Bob, and Betty's Variety; won by Mrs. John Moylan, St. Celumban. 0