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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1970-05-07, Page 9Comb-out and shaping only $3,00 Styro Heads, reg. 2.00 99c Wig Brush, reg. 2.00 1.50 Wig Spray, reg. 2.50 •• 1.50 Suction Cup, reg. 2.50 . • 1.50 • ALSO SEE THE EXCLUSIVE COVENTRY UNE • Two Days Only MAY 12th and 13th, at Brian's Hairstyling done • 527-1700 Seaforth M WEDDING INVITATIONS THE HURON EXPOSITOR PHONE 527-0240 - Seaforth Wigs Regularly Priced At A95 FOR ONLY 1., These wigs are first quality. 300% synthetic wash and weer, semi.curl or straight. Centennial Spoons, Mrs. John Oldfield, R.R.4. 24 lbs. Flour, Doug Ennis, Walton, Mrs. A. Routledge, 1 gal. Paint, Graves Paint, Mrs. Foster Bennett. 1 pr. Running Shoes, Taylor Shoes, Anne James, Egmondville. Chocolates, Crich's Bakery, Joanne Melanson. Dog Chow, Milton Dietz, Barbara Box. Mat, Hildebrand's Paint, Hilda Austin. Watch Bands, Broderich's Pool Room, Doug Proctor. Tractor Handle, McGavin's, Walton, Edmund Malkus. Centennial Spoons, Corrie Snowdon. Badminton Set, Jackie Melanson. Gasoline Can, Red's Fina Station, Mrs. 1Viurray Dalton. Motor Oil, Henry Ziler, Walter Oliver, R.R.4. Bay Rum & Shave Lotion, Mrs. A. Crozier, Glen Smith. Paint by Number, Jeanine Melanson. ' ' 15 lbs. Sugar, Wilkinson's LG.A., D. R. Maidens. J-Cloths, Drug Co.,, Kim Anstett. Hand Mixer, Elliott's Restaurant, Mrs. Vernon Dale. Lotions, Drug Co., Gail Fraiser. Honey, Wallace Ross, Mrs. Eph Clark, Men'sShirt, Bill O'Shea, Gwen Scott. Floral Arrangement, Hildebrand Paint, Mrs. Lillian Hudie, Walton. 15 lbs. Sugar, Wilkinson's I.G.A., Mrs. Stewart Dale, Clinton. Lotions, Drug Co., Colin Young. Crate of Oranges, Phillips Fruit Store, Mrs. Gladys Doig. Note Pads, Seaforth News, Molly Kunder. Old Spice Cologne, Pricegard, Mrs. Bob McMillan, 11.12.2. Playing Cards, Eatons, Mrs, Joe McLellan, Hensall. Roller Bag & Eye Makeup, Betty's Beauty Salon,Kathy Whiteley. Cookie Jar, Sills Hardware, Mrs. Eric Judge, Lonon. Case of Peas, Smith's Grocery, Mrs. Harvey Traviss. Mat, Hildebrand's Paint, Lorraine Moyo. Hay Baler,Vincents, Mrs. Foster Bennett. Centenniaspoons, Edward Baker. Paper Tablecloths, Hay Stationery, Ken McLean. Lotions, Drug Co., Frank Sills. Powder Mitt, Dean Russell, Ltd., Peggy Govier. Groceries, Finnigan's, Egmondville, Murray Bennewies, Notions, Drug Co., Hilda Austin. Hospital engraved China, Mainstreet Variety, Margie Wright. Notions, Drug Co., Frank Case. Men's Shirt, Shinens, Mrs. R. G. Parke, London.. Mexican Glasses, Duttons, Brucefield, Stephen Hildebrand. Notions, Drug Co., Mrs. John Duddy, R.R.4. English Tankard, Ingram, Bell Ltd., Margaret Short. Vase, Anstett's JeWelry, Rick McKenzie. Note Pads, Seaforth News, Stephen Hildebrand Light Fixture, Ball & Macaulay, Barbara Longstaff Tooth Brush Holder, Seaforth Jewellers, Susan McLean Canister Set, Huron Wholesale, Mrs. R.W.Newnham Timex Watch, Dennis McKechnie, Miss Ina Gray 5 gals. gasoline, Habkirk Transit, Mrs. Reg. Alain, Doll, Butters Hdwe, Dublin, Tessie Malkus. Fishing Pole, Cam. Doig. $2.00 worth of baking, Mrs. Velma Mtller, Mrs.Bob Gemmell, Kippen Paper Tablecloths, Hay Stationery, Mrs. Jack Murphy Notions, Drug Co., Stewart McLean ' 15 lbs. sugar, Wilkinson's Mrs. Henry Swan Playing Cards, Eatons, Mrs. Art VarleY HLoentetoyn, sWaDlrlaucgecRoo.,s s, BaGrboarrda. RDiemyme r r tes • S tratford. R.R.2. Crown her with roses, wrap her tin- mink, deck her with diamonds. No matter what you do for. Mom, it's bound to be less than she deserves. Luckily, even the smallest gift is worthy of Mom .. . and -wins her thanks if you just add love. Your Seaforth merchants have kept Remember MOTHER'S DAY IS MAY 10th this in mind while stocking up with all the gifts you'll love to give . gifts large and small, gifts of fun and fashion, gifts to brighten and lighten her living. Gifts to fit every budget, please every Mother! Shop now to make this Mother's day a winner. SHOP IN • SEAFORTH .STORES Sponsor Diet Pep Talk . The Seaforth Non-Nibblers had a new rewarding experience Monday night. A diet smorgasbord supper showed that with a choice of dishes it was possible to have a good nutritious and tasty low calorie meal. Members prepared recipes given and used their im • - agination concerning the-season- ing of the different food. The result was an exotic supper. Members who prepared the dishes explained their individual method of changing the recipes slightly. A diet pep talk was followed by a display of handicrafts made by the patients of Huron View. Sponsors . Euchre Winners at a recent euchre sponsored by the LO.O.F., win- ners were: Ladies High - Mabel Higgerson, Ladies Lone - Mrs. Robert Dalton; Ladies Con- solation - Mrs. John Broadfoot; Men's High - Tom Carter; Men's Lone - John Tremeer; Men's Low -. Charles Reeves. There were 12 tables in play. Properties Are Sold The house in Dublin owned by -Joseph J. Coyne, of Port Dover, has been sold to James R. paratchek, formerly of De- troit, Michigan, through the real estate - office of Joseph Mc- Connell, Realtor. Possession June 1st. Husbands who never argue tvith their wives must get awfully tired of always saying "yes." "IF YOURVILLv watvr ro Get LIST, READ A COMPASS twee To METAL oerecTs, PavurrioN c5e4 sg DISASTROUS • avow A KITCHEN KNIFE CAN THROW . IT OFF 20.00GREES. r THE' KITCHEN t. IN TWO OUT MOT' git31 WOOD Si' • SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAY 7,1970 — Second Section, Pages 9.14 • Notions, Drug Co., Vivan Cooper, Kippen • Eye Make-Up, Betty's Beauty Salon, Kathy Cooper Curler Bag & Eye Make-up, Betty's Beauty Salon, Gordan Papple, R.R.5. 5 gals, gasoline, Habkirk Transit, Gordon Wright. Tablecloths, Hay Stationery, Mrs. Sam Scott Notions, Drug Co., Nancy O'Shea Dog Chews, Heniall District Co-Op., Ilene Plante Notions, Drug Co., Mrs. Ed. Andrews, R.R,2 • Toy Dog, Huron Wholesale, Arnold Campbell, R.R,5 PYfarEaSp Mrs, Tom Carter Lawn Chair, Seaforth Farmers Co-Op., Roy Glanville Lamp, Mrs..Long, Kippen Electric Blanket, Anonymous Donor, Kim Anstett Tricycle, Karen McNairn Teddy Bear, Keatings Drug Store, Mrs. Mary Fotheringham,#3 Hamper, Mrs. Joe Qrummett, R.R.4. • Landing Net, Wm, M. Hart, Max Carter, Egmondville Hair Dryer, Box Furniture Store,i4)on Morton 5 lb. capon, Bill Henderson, Mrs. Jack Case. 10 lbs. sugar, Wilkinson's LG.A., Marg. McCowan,R.R.3. Notions, Drug Co., Yvonne Muegg e Toy•Dog, Huron Wholesale, Elmer Rivers Schaeffers Pen, Bob & Betty's Variety, Ellen Stewart 5 doz. eggs, Ken Moore, Jennie Hildebrand l• Ball Glove, Kevin Scrimgeour Lotions, Drug Co., Kim Anstett Relish Dish, John ,'A.Cardno Ins.Agency, Sharon McKenzie,R.R.I Toy .Trucks, Huron Wholesale, Yvonne Muegge. • Sweater, Bill Miller Lotions , Drug Co., Jane Habkirk Slippers, Alex McMichael, Clinton Doll, Mri. Ben Rising, , • Cooler, SillS Hdwe., Doug Fraiser. Rug, Goettler's, Dublin, Mrs. Alex McMichael,Clinton Lotions, Drug Co., Mary Forrest 5 gals. gasoline, Habkirk Transit, Lloyd Hoggarth Hand Lotions; Wilma Cornish, Mrs. Harvey Traviss Lotions, Drug Co., Mrs. G. Finnigan, Egmondville Lotions, Drug Co., Mrs. A. Kennedy, .11.1:C. 4, Seaforth • 5 lbs. creamery spread, Sellers, Janice Preszcator • Lotions, Drug Co., Mary Ann Devereaux, R.R, 4, 5 lbs. creamery spread, Sellers, Mrs. Ilene Plante Plant, MacLean Flowers, Cam. Doig 5 games of bowling, Noble Bowling Lanes, Leroy Felker 5 games of bowling, Noble Bowling Lanes, Mrs. Alex McMichael, Clinton. Two lamps, Gingerich's Store, Agnes Lamont 5 Silver Dollars, Prov.of Ont.Svgs., Harvey Leslie • Cotton Sheet, Stewart Bros., Mrs. Vernon Dale Luggage Bag, Stewart Bros.,•Mrs. Alex Townsend, R.B. 3 Turkey, Seaforth Meat Market, Mrs . Ferg Stapleton, Dublin Bread Box, Larone's , Mrs. John Oldfield, H.R. 4. $10.00 Savings Certificate, Toronto-Dominion Bank, Mrs. J. Malone, R.13.1, Dublin. • Men's shoes, Genesco, John Dorrance, Men's Shoes, Genesco, Doug Proctor' ▪ children's Shoes, Genesco, Wayne Coombs, R.R. 2 Children's shoes, Genesco, Lulu,Watson Running Shoes, Read's Shoest Mrs. Bill Ball Floor Mat (car) Seaforth Motors, Kendra Papple 4 qts. Oil, Gerald's Supertest, Mrs. GeovMoore, Staffa Card Table, G.A.Whitney, Mrs. J. McArthur,, Seaforth 1/2 gal. Ice Cream, U.D.P.C., Joan Wilbee • 1/2 gal.Ice Cream, U.D.P.C., Ross McDonald • Home File, Huron Expositor, Cora Chesney , Magic Markers, Huron Expositor, Jim Sills Dinner for Two, Commercial Hotel, Mrs. Rachel Walters $3.00 credit, Flannery's Cleaners, Mrs. Tom Young $3.00 worth of baking,Trapnell's Bakery, Gordon Rimmer Scooter, Canadian Tire, David McLlwain Oil Filter, McLaughlin Motors, Bill Miller 6 silver dollars, Imperial Bank of Commerce, Mrs. Carl Mc- • Cli.nchey, Clinton ' • $5.00 worth of meat, Friend & Whetham,Dublin, Joan Devereaux, . R.R. 4, Seaforth • • $5.00 Voucher, East Huron. Produce, Dublin, Mrs. Cliff Broadfoot • Picture, Hollister Ltd., Bill Austin Sunglasses, John Longstaff, Mrs. Hugh Thompson Grease Job & Car Wash, Geo. Miller, Ella Munro ' • Cake, Dorothy,parke, Mrs. Catherine Doyle, Staffs. • Groceries, Winthrop Store, Mrs. Stewart Dale, Clinton. Swivel Light, Frank Kling Ltd., Mrs. John Shea, R.R.5. 3 cans Car Wax Cleaner, Rowcliffe Motors, Frank Smale. Pillow Cases, Shinens, Mrs. Ed. Andrews; R.R.2. Shoes, Thompson Shoe,,,J„„G, Ribey. Electric Kettle, Mrs. D. Kunder. Running Shoes, Taylor Shoes, Mrs. Reg. Kerslake. • Soccer Opener Marred By Strike The London and District Soccer Referees Association is on strike Seeking a wage -in- crease and as a result the St. Columban - London Roma game scheduled for Seaforth last Sat- urday , had to be called off when, an official referee failed to show up. Both teams were present but the Roma team would not agree to play without an official referee. The St. Columban Soccer Club would like to apologize to the fans WW2 came to the game but there is Women's Hospital Auxiliary Announces Prize Winners In Annual Penny Sale no way of knowing this would. happen until game time. It is expected that the dispute will soon be straightened out. St. Columban will play the Sarnia Briarwood Rangers in Sarnia on Saturday, May 9th at 6:00 p.m. ''he next St. Columban home game will be Saturday, May 16th when the London Yugo Slav Canadians will be the opposition. Kick-off for this game will be 6:00 p,:m. at the Seaforth District High School field. • 0 • Delinquent We read in the papers, we hear on the air 'of killing ,and stealing and crime everywhere. We sigh and we say as we notice this trend, "This young generation! Where will it all end?" But can we be sure thk it's their fault alone? That Maybe most of, it isn't really our own'?"*' Too much money to spend, too much idle time, Too many movies of passion and of crime;. Too many books not fit to be read, Too much of evil in what they hear said; Too many children encouraged to roam, By too many parents who won't stay at home. Kids don't make the movies, they don't write the books, They paint a gay picture of gangsters and crooks. They don't make the liquor, they don't run the bars, They don't make the laws and they don't make the cars. They don't make the drugs that addle the brain, It's all done by older folks greedy for gain. Thus in so many cases it must be eonfesiled The label "Delinquent" fits older folks best. (Contributed)