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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1969-05-29, Page 9tCh Paul-Hagan. ricanaP visited atlas he ...here. and " attended the Murphy-Moylan wedding on Sattuday; ' Mr. and Mrs. an Burns were in Detroit attending the funeral of their sister-in-law, Mrs. Joe Kenny. Holiday visitors with Miss M. E. Turnbull were Dr. and Mrs. G. R Myles, Jacqueline and Patricia, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Sanderson of Guelph and Mrs. T. Pryde of Exeter. Miss Gladys Thompson is on a trip to Spain and Portugal returning the end of May. Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Angst of Guelph were guests of Mrs. Ross McGregor, North Main St. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Scott • and family of Auburn were here last week attending the 50th Bowlers Receive Awards • WEED' FREE FIELD MEAN • • • HIGHER YIELDS! ;ea ommences Sunday • For the first time since the formation of the Presbyter- ian Church in Canada. by the union of some six Presbyterian Bodies in 1875, the General Assembly will commence on Sunday evening. The assembly is meeting in St. Andrews Church; King and Simcoe Sts.. Toronto. Representatives from Strat- ford-Huron Presytery are; Rev. G. L. Royal, Knox, Goderich; Rev. R. U. MacLean, St, Andre- w's, Clinton; Rev. H. E. Waite, Atwood; and elders Sandy Bis- set, d Saltford Heights, Goderich and R. G. Shortreed, R.1, Bay- BURNS CLEANER No Smoke, No Odour HEATING O1L Walden & Broadfoot Phone 527-1224 Seaforth MILTON J. DIETZ RR 3, Seaforth — Phone 527-0608 ENDS SATURDAY MARTIN - SENOUR 100% Pure House Paint -The highest quality Gloss House Paint;' Non fading trims, many years of protection MARTIN - SENOUR A-100 Latex House Paint A law lustre exterior house paint for wood and masonry surfaces. Dries in 30 minutes, resists blistering, lasts years longer. PAWING TQOLS WASH OUT IN WATER MARTIN - SENOUR ' Floor and Porch Enamel This Super-Tough gloss enamel is for wood or concrete floors, now available in 83 sparkling colours. KEM AND 'MARTIN-SENOUR PAINTS SUNWORTHY AND WALDEC WALLPAPER Seaforth Granulated Fine WHITE. SUGAR 5-1b. bag . Kraft Salad -Dressing MIRACLE WHIP 32-oz. jar Kellogg's Crispy CORN FLAKES 12-ox. pkg. York Fancy GREEN PEAS 14-oz. tin Libby's Fancy TOMATO JUICE 48-oz. tin RINSE McCain's Frozen ,Fancy • Julienne 2-lb. Ar o FRENCH FRIES bog 14 Top Valu Fancya 14-ax. 41110 APPLESAUCE tins'41 Reg. Table Trim Short Cut Chef Style PRIME RIB ROAST Top Valu, POINT Naturally (Boneless)ti Kosher Style lb. ihrAie7 Boneless (OuternoiDio ono RIB ROAST L. lb. gg Shirley Goy Enriched White Sliced (for your Bar-B-Que) Tender & Tasty Red Brand Personally Selected Red Brand Beef Round Steaks or Roasts 1.09 ,Ontario Fancy or (controlled atmosphere) lift MINI /1 APPLESE19 lab; 49' Red Brand (for Braising) -SHORT RIBS OF BEEF . Reg. Table Trim (for Braising or Swiss Steak) SHOULDER STEAKS 244z. loaf Prices effective May 28 - 81 Inclusive We reserve the right to limit quantities Top Valu, Creamery Members of the Seaforth Legion Bowling League closed out a successful season Saturday evening when they held their annual banqeet and the present- ation of trophies to the winning teams and to individual winners. There was a good attend- ance present with Don Wood; president of the league, _pre- siding over the gathering. The league champions were the Questions, captained by Don Eaton; Other members ' of the team were Jane-Habkirk, Betty Leonhardt. Barbara Scott, Keith McLean and Don Kunder. Winners •of-the playoffs were the Sweet Nothings, cap- tained by Joan Eaton. Other members of the team were Jean Hoff, Annie Sallows, Howard James, Neil Bell and Leo Hagan, Election of officers follow- ing the presentations resulted with Lester Leonhardt being named president; Jackie Mel- anson, treasurer, and Don Eaton, secretary. FolloWing the election, the members and guests enjoyed a, social with the "September Songs" supplying the musid. Egmondville Mr. and Mrs. James Cam- eron of Sarnia were week end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Geddes and family. Mr. and Mrs. LewisKnetsch of Oakville were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Knetsch and family. Bill McLean, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman McLean phoned from London, England for his mother and father's 25th wed- ding anniversary. ' Bill McLean and Jk Durst have been working in 'a hydro office in London, England for the past short while. A bridal shower for Miss Wilma Jackson, •daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stan Jackson was given by the Egmondville Church Worn en in the basement of the chtirch Mr. and Mrs. John Boshart and family of Kitchener visited with Mr. and Mrs, Norman me- Lean and family over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Alex McLeod of London were week end visit- ors of Mrs. Greta McLeod. A Fashion Party was given by Mrs. Anne James where new summer styles were shown. The door prize warwon by Md. Irene Smith. Mrs. Earl Witscher Of Chic- ago, 111, was a week end visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Brady. Mr. and Mrs.. Ivan Carter and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bill 'Bolton of Stratford over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Pat- terson of Windsor, Mr. and Mrs. Bil/ Conger and son Billy of Southgate, Mich. and Mr. and Mrs. John Patterson and family of London were week end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wafter Armes and 'family. Mrs. Mary Weick and family of Dorchester were visit- ors with Mrs.. Cecelia'Rozell and family. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Cudmore and family of London and Mt. and Mrs. ' Charles Gingerich of Kit- chener were week end visitors of Mrs. Jeanette Fraiser. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Work- man and family of Kitchener were visitors of Mt.' and Mrs. Earl McNaughtorl and family over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hastings of ListoWel were week end.visit- ors of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Strong. Mrs. Evelyn Shera and Warren visited 'Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dallas of Brucefield over the week erid. • 11111110T113 illift1010 1.• for corn Now there is a safe, dependable, effective, economical way to control the really tough annual grasses in sweat and field corn Sum, "the grass-getter". Smart "gets" yellow and green foxtails, crabgrass and barn- yardgrpss . without leaving soil residues. It is equally effective in controlling yel- low•nutgrass (nutsedge) And in some cases, SITrAN even controls redroot pig- weed. Strum ft liquid, applied before planting and mixed immediately into the soil, controls grasses when it counts most . .. early in the season. Simply follow label directions. We have SUTAN now. So gone and get itl Atrazine Atra-Oil and Weed Sprays IN STOCK SEED CORN. — CO-OP -- JACQUES — SEAFORTh FARMERS' Phone 527.0770 Antiversary Oriterparehts Mr. d Mrs. Tames Alta/R.1P.M Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jack- son spent a few days in North Bay. Mrs. Miss McGregor has re- turned from Clifford where she spent two weeks with her brother. Mrs. nes. Appleby left last week on a trip to the Canad- ian West. Mr. and Mrs. A. Y. McLea,r1 and D. C. G. McLean spent the week end in Detroit, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew White. Miss Margaret Grieve of Oakville is a guest of her sister Mrs. Fred E. Willis and Mr. Willis. Mrs. Helen Bolton and M. David Bolton have returned from Columbus, Ohio, where they' spent a week. Mr. apd Mrs. Lawrence .Ribey and Miss Margaret Mc-. Gregor, London spent the week end with Mrs. Ross McGregor. Cpl. K. R. Hogg, Winnipeg, spent the week end with his sister, Mrs. D. Brightrall, Mr. D. Brightrall and Cathy. Cpl. Hogg is en route to Greenland, Ireland and Norway. Mrs. Ron O'Connor and Mrs. Clarence Dale, Clinton entertained friends Friday even- ing at a kitchen shower honor- ing Miss Joyce Kelland, bride- elect at the home of Mrs. D. . "O'COnnor. • - After a social hour, the bride-to-be opened her gifts for which she graciously thanked everyone. Lunch was served by the hostesses, sisters of the groom-to-be. NAPOliThr-Onr• Kroehler Chesterfields, rockers, swivel rockers and reclining chairs at specially +.2 REDUCED PRICES! Also KITCHEN SETS, SPACE SAVERS AND BEDROOM SUITES AT SPECIAL REDUCTIONS Sizes 39" - 48" - 54" And Queen sizes units at 60" POLE LAMPS AND TABLE LAMP'S