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The Huron Expositor, 1975-09-18, Page 3$ SAVE Clinton, Ontario 482-3409 THE.up.ANb, COMING GENERATION — Initiation day at SDHS wasn't) much fun for the new Grade 9 students but they managed to keep laughing. The annual kangaroo court at the school was a roaring success. Reactions varied from glee to terror as this group watched fellow, j stu4ents on the stage be Initiated. (Staff Photo) FALL VALUE DAYS CASE 580B Construction King Case Built Diesel Engine 4-Speed Transmission with• Torque Converter _ or 8-Speed with Synchronized Shuttle 14.5 ft. Backhoe or 14.5 to 18.5 Telescoping Extendahoe 4000 Ilas. Hydra-Leveling Loader See Your CASE Dealer H. LOBB at SONS LTD. 1973 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN, four door sedan, BETTER THAN AVERAGE, equipped with 350 engine, automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, radio, deluxe wheel discs, finished in dark green with matching green cloth and vinyl trim. Lic. DHZ 492. Was $3395. VAL UE PRICED AT $3195. 1969 CAMARO two door hardtops, two to choose from, V-8, automatic transmission, radio, whitewall tires, bucket seats and console. Lic. HNM 689 and Lic. DJD 371. Was $2195. VALUE PRICED AT $1995. THESE PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL SEPT. 19 For Friendly courteous service contact salesmen Gord Fawm, Don Soepboer or Sales Manager Jock Robertson Open Every Night To Serve You AND ALL DAY SATURDAY WEST END -GARAGE OF MITCHELL LTD. ' YOUR PONTIAC-BUICK GMC DEALER by Susan White Sorry we couidn' cover you all Watson retired to full time motherhood - and foster motherhood. He's Robert Tetu, who is renovating the old Beechvvood Store into a home and pottery studio. Rob. is that guy, with the side burns that you'Ve seen taking photos on the nights and weekends when the regular staff needs a break. He's an experienced photographer, as as well as' a -potter. Two other part time staff members, Frank and Amelda Reynolds, of the mailing crew, spent half the summer in the British Isles. We're waiting on a full report on the trip for publication from Ameldai Their daughter Dawtia filled in for them very capably here while they were away. SEAFORTH, 12' UNDER THE SURFACE — More evidence that sewers are in fact finally coming to Seaforth was provided Tuesday when test holes were dug in various sections of town. Representatives from companies interested in bidding on the local project followed the machine around to see what kind of soil they might be working. in. IStaff Photo); 2 14-hour Emergency Service Call us anytime We'll keep your furnace humming 3 10-Month Budget Terms Ease your fuel payments with 10 interest free monthly install- ments starting each September I Systematic Delivery A Control We pre-determine your daily fuel consumption so were there when you need us. 82 HURON ST We're not too satisfied with the election coverage in the Huron Expositor this time around. (And not just for the reason that it's a struggle to try and bring more objectivity and balance to a pap er that's been Grit for 115 years.) No, our dissatisfaction comes from the fact that to do the job properly, we should b e covering three separate election races and we just haven't sot the people to do it. The way provincial election boundaries have now been drawn, Seaforth stands on the corner of three ridings. We're in Huron Middlesex, our readers _right outside town to the north are in Huron Bruce, and those outside town to the south-east are in Perth. We've concentrated on covering Huron Middlesex because that's where most of our readers live. Those running campaigns in this riding have been great about letting us know ▪ what's going on ...a real help. We're not saying we could have covered more events in the other two ridings, but we could have carried stories on them if campaign organizations in both Perth and Huron Bruce had sent us information. If you're involved in politics in either of the two ridings on Seaforth's fringe, make a note to get in touch with us more often during the next election. Meanwhile, we apologize to readers who couldn't find enough election news from their riding in the Expositor. Too bad newspapers' coverage areas arent's used when they define election boundaries! * * * * ** Most of the vendors who see the Huron Expositor around town will have missed the smililng face of Andy McNichol last week. Andy, also on the Expositor's mail crew, has had some heart problems and is in Seaforth Community Hospital. His good nature and loyalty is much missed around the office • but we hope.Andy can be back.at • work before, too long.,L-, The Expositor has acquired a new part-time photographer and dark room technician, since Liz Advance • vote is heavy While an accurate comparison is not possible because of changes in riding boundaries, the vote at os the advance polls in Huron Middlesex over the weekend was heavy according to returning officer, R.T.Bolton. Total vote cast was 687 compared to 464 in the by-election in March 1973. In Seaforth 70 votes were cast compared to 79 previously but this could reflect the fact MclCillop no longer is in the riding and voters there were required to go to the nearest Huron Bruce advance poll in Brussels. Ballots cast at other advance polls in the riding (with the 1973 vote in brackets) are: Clinton 77 (88); Exeter 255 (167); Goderich 203 (131) and Parkhill 62. You're invited To attend the Ontario Sports Trayelcade, Tuesday September 23, S-9p.m. and Wednesday, September 24, 9a.m.-9p.m. at the V Seaforth Community Centre. A library of more than 600 books, 120 motion pictures, 300 video cassettes, free pamphlets, free copying. A re-openingiceremony at the newly decorate Hensel! Town Hall and Library will be held. at 7 P.M. next Thursday, Seplember 25, public invited. USE EXPOSITOR WANT - ADS Phone 5270240 A Water Heater Rental, -311 All the hot water you want — without the worries. We maintain the equipment at no cost to you. IC Guaranteed Equipment Our complete line of depenct,,, able home comfort equipment is guaranteed for one year. 6 Equipment Payment Plan Use our convenient payment plan to buy a new furnace or any of our home comfort equipment. 1974 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN, four door sedan, 350 V-8, automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, radio, wheel discs, a one owner car in top condition from bumper to bumper, tic. HMS 753. Was $3895. VALUE PRICED AT $3695. 1973 PONTIAC ASTRE GT MODEL This sharp little hatchback is finished in astre green with black sport rally stripes, G.T, option includes, four speed transmission, roily wheels and many more extras. tic. DHR 837. Was $2695. VALUE PRICED AT $2395. 1970 ACADIAN two door sedan, six cylinder, automatic transmission, radio, whitewall tires, etc. Definitely in better than average condition. tic. DHO 194. VALUE PRICED AT $2295. 14940 ROBERT DINSMORE Seaforth 527:1224 If You Are Looking For A REASON To Get A Better Car, Consider The SEASON. Fall is the best time to buy and West End Game of Mitchell offers you selection and value A few examples are shown below.