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i -THE IWRON EXPOSITORA
GUST18„ 1010
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A, ilre MI the home of Tony vattOn
Henget, Con. 3, bleiCillop Township an
Monday reStilted jn approximately $S-$6.000.
damage VA the house.
The 'AM which was reported the
Seaforth, denattmAnt At approximately
resulterarorn grease *thigh hum into,
/Unites on the tcrse.
Seaforth fire chief ft , Hak Said the
family closed all the doors, into the kitchen
when the fire broke out, which prevented
more extensive damage to the house.
Mr. Hak said the daniage was located in
the kitchen, with smoke damage throughout
•the house.
The fire chief Said the fire bad more or len
PIONEER HOME OF THE SEVENTIES—Barry Water from the panel flows into a basement
Mahon built this house. at R.R. 2, Staffa and tank.
later constructed the Solar 'panel on the right.
KNOWLES, LANSINCONION__
. REAL ESTATE erstsittgis& coNwo&ols.
190 Wortley Road 679-15O2. London
APPRAISALS. FOR ALL PURPOSES INCLUDING
PURCHASE. SALE FINANCING, TAX ESTATE
EXPROPRIATION INSPRe+NCE. uc.
8 LANSINK. CRA, SRA „L . •
8 KNOWLES AACI. SIVA:
F OMOND, AACt. SRPAL • . •
MOmPee$ LApprats01.1Psti400 Canada
#1.10k
SALM CONSTRUCTION
Farm, Commercial & Residential Const.
Framing, Roofing, Aluminum Siding,
Renovations
Daye 'Salo. • 5234641' .fflytt•,:;
R., K. PECK
APPLIANCES
the.heart of dow ntown Varna"
VACOLIM CLEANERS • sales and service of most inaltes.
* CB RADIOS AND ACCESSORIES.
*. SPEED QUEEN APPLIANCES
* MOFFAT APPLIANCES
* SMOKE SENSORS -
* INSECT LIGHTS AND FLY KILLING UNITS
* HAND CRAFTED GIFTS
Varna, Ont. • 482.-7103
Lawn bowlers
hold dance.
Seaforth Lawn Bowling
Club held their second dance
of the season on. FridaY
evening at the Legion .Hall
with a good CrOwd and a good
time ty all: It is hoped to
perhaps have another dance
later in the fall,
Last Thursday evening the
men's New Horizon rinkS
bowled, their second stage
play offs with the Clinton
rink of Walter Newcombe>
•Bert Gray and Bert Garett
being the top rink.
A good number of
members attended the mixed
jitney in Mitchell last
Thursday evening,
• The rink of John Patter-
son. Jack Muir and Robert
• Doig placed.. fifth last
Saturday in a men's tourna-
ment in Hanover while Art
and ' Mary . Finlayson were
high two game winners in
Reepholetering and Refinishissg
for The Discriminating
• Nome or Office -
*QUALITY CRAFTSMANSHIP
*IISASONARLE PRICES
**PITIOMPT SERVICE
FerFre• Estimate hone
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Mens baseball
eachers win
The. Teachers won • the team could dominate.
Men's Recreational ° Ball The losses to Mainstreet
league ch ampionship Sun- and Village tightened up the
day night in dramatic style final four places as Monday's
when they nipped Mainstreet games saw the Turf Club win
5-4. The victory gave the by default •when the BP
Teachers their first league Bears failed to field a team.
title -and they now enter the 'Then the•Travellers upset the
playoffs as last year's play- Fireman in a rain -shortened
off Champions, The Queens contest by an 8:1 score. The
moved into second place Travellers victory' gave them
-again when they edged the sole • possession of fourth
Village by a 6-5 score. Both place and knocked the Fire -
games were decided in the .men into third. The Turf's
final innings and neither victory moved them into a
••tie with Mainstreet and the
• loss left BP tied with the
Village.
• Playoffs will get underway
this weekend as the teams
now viefor :the Playoff
T•
ro•phy. •
•FINAL STANDINGS
• WLTPt
Teachers 9 4 1 ° 19
Queens 8 5 1 17
Firemen 6 4 4 16
•Travellers 6 6 2 14
Mainstreet • 5 7 2 12
Turf Club 5 7 ' 2 12
Village 5 • 8 1 11
5 8 1 11
The • playoffs • will • get
underway this weekend with
the teams to be determined -
at a. meeting • Wednesday
goderich also on Saturday.
A number of ladies bopto
participate in Stratford on
Friday at their ladies tourna-
Ment•
All committees are
working hard finalizing plans
for our .50th anniversary
tournament August 22. The
double draw entry is filled at
present with some stand bys
in case of cancellation. It is
hoped all those selling tickets
will do a blitz this week. The
ground committe have been
busy and the greens look in
excellent shape thanks to our
green's keeper Sandy,
Pepper. All that is needed is
a good day weather -Wise,
Saturday is Mixed Pairs
•Banker's touranment in
Clinton while on Sunday it is
Mixed Pairs Frout & Lamont
in Stratford..
Good Bowling to all.
DRYWALL
KNOWN.
FOR HIGH QUALITY
Peter Bakos
•Drywall
COMPLETE
DRYWALL SERVICE
527-1398
Or •
527-0606
FIELD n
,DEMONSTRATION
jUI 1/4 mile north of Vindents
Coh Eckert Farm
Come - Drive the Newest
Tractors from International
Hsrvestor
11 a.M. to 9 p.m.
Thursday'. Friday •
August 23(Thursday') Et August 24 (Friday):
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FIRE DAMAGES FARM HOME- The kitchen area of the Tony Vanden
Hengel Farm, FIJI. 5, Seaforth, was damaged in an early evening fire'
• Monday. There was approximately $5-$6,000 damage to the pome.
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, ::•AVegil•
h
Wraect itself out by •the time the Are
41epartritent teaehed the scene, So no Water
wasn04 in fininina the fire
NOTICE
• The business of the late Keith, Sharrli
operated under the name of
SHARP'S
NCE
527-1746
Seaforth
• will remain open until the prod of August to
• permit customers to pick uti equipment left
• for repair or sale. It is requested. that any
equipment that has: been rented or is out•
on loan de returned immediately
Sales from present stock will continue,
•'during this time, but repairs and service
have been discontinued
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Police investigate
FARM EQUIPMENT LIMITED
A. car was stolen from
Brussels last Thursday night
when ,Harvey Dennis of
Brussels parked to go into
Jacobs' Harness Shop and
upon returning three ' Min-
utes later discovered the car
was missing. The theft hap-
pened about 545 p.m. • .
The Goderich loc-
ated the car between Sea -
forth and Kippen on Satur-
day night but it had to he
• taken to McLaughlin's Gar-
age in Seaforth as the
transmission had been taken
rait of the car and the starter
was burned out.
•
Save on back -to -school bargains at
Larone's in Seaforth between Aug. 16
and Aug. 25. Larone's has been school
headquarters of good value for two
generations.
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Bananas
•
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10--• Pkg. of 200 sheets
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jail/
Refills
Here are some big
savings' on note
paper: •
Pkg. of 400 sheets ruled 10 •
1 8 5
7/9 by 9 3/8. •
for, 49c
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SUPERIOR
MEMORIALS
• ESFABLISHEO
OVER SO YEARS
777
CInton-Seaforth
Area RepresentatIvOi!
MICHAEL
.FALCONER,.
•15111Igh Street '
' .ClittOrt
• 482-9441 •
Binder
bargains
These special 3 -ring
binders come in aS-
I sorted colors.
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Pens
All the famous names in pens
are available in a wide select-
ion of price ranges. They include •Parker,
Sheaffer, E3erol, etc. • -
Get back a dollar,
scholar
Here's a chance for you to get $1.00 refund. Send
two back cards from Paper Mate or Flair pens plus
two proof of purchase seals from specially marked.
Hilroy binders, notebooks .or clipboards.
Reduced
4.98
each
These bright -Colored lunch kits include motifs of
Superman, Star Wars or Happy Days. The 10 -oz,
• insulated bottle is' tipped a handled cup. Reg. $5.69 ',
. 69 I
ill flTiiil.
each
• Superheroes
Cases.49
Pencil Cases Reg. 1.24 99
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Boys and Girls
Each week new merchandise is arriving for back -to -school.
This year's large selettion is more colorful and fashionable
r't • than -ever. • •
Boys' Cords • Girls' straight legs,
cords come in Sizes 4, pant especially for girls In
T6h
-aese famous GWG GWG has made this attractiVe
6x
waist sizes 26" to 30".
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13. 24 9 5
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I4arone's
Open Wednesdays and' Friday night* '
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