The Huron Expositor, 1969-10-30, Page 3•
1968 DodgePolara 500, 2-door H.T., loaded
1967 Ford 1/2-Ton Truck •
1966 Ford Galaxie, 2-door hardtop
1966 Chev. Station Wagon, P.S. and Radio
1966` Dodge Nigro 440, 4-door Sedan
1964' Rambler , •
4 1964 Pontiac Paris.ienn_e;2=clog -hardtop
1963 0161.7.'1i-40i otivertiblO,Ii8vver equip-
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1962 Rambler
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AN OPEN LETTER TO ALL CITIZENS.RESIDING IN
CANADA WHO ARE 65 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
Dear Senioj Citizens, 's+
We in the Bank'of Montreal share the concern of all Canadians
with the impact of inflation on the purchising power of the dollar,
particularly'as it affects-those over the age of 65 who may be
dependent upon Pensions and other sources-of fixed income which do
not keep pace with rising living costs. In an effort to alleviate the
burden on our senior citizens, we are launching a plan to help them
whether or not they are customers of the Bank.
Here is our plan. Senior Citizens may apply to any branch of the
Bank of Montreal in Canada for a Senior Citizen's Courtesy Card,
which will entitle the holder to preferred service at our officesat
reduced charges as follows:
1. One-half of tk,regular commission charges made, by the Bank for
the acceptanceNf payment of utility accounts.
2. Ohe-half of the regular,,service fee or .the issuance of Canadian-
• dollar drafts and money orders. • •
3. One-half of the regular per item charge on cheques issued or, our
True Chequing Accounts and on our 3112% Savings Accounts.
You are cordially invited to take advantage of these reduced rates.
Yours very sincerely,
G. Arnold Hart
Bank of Montreal
Canada's First Bank'
AlljikoN
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Beef and 'Dairy
Booking Program
Can Save You Money
Protect your price on Beef and Dairy
Feed requirements until
MARCH 28th, BY
Booking Now.
FOR FALL PLANTING
NARCIiSilA TULIP and
CROCUS` BULBS
STILL AVAILABLE
Bright's-14 Os.
Apple Sauce 3/55c
Garden Land-14 Os.
Fancy Peas 6/99c
Borden's--1-Lb. Tin
Hot Chocolate 47c
2&0s. Tins
Aylmer Pumpkin __ '2/39c
(Dail Pack)...441,..b. Bag • '
Ogilvie, Oatmeal • , 69c
SOUTH AFRICAN No. 1-112s
ORANGES
59c Dozen
CALIFORNIA No.' 1— (USA)
RED GRAPES"
2 Lbs. 49c
MAC, & CHEESE,
LOAF lb. 55c
FRESH HAM STEAKS, OR SHOULDER
BUTT CHOPS 16.63c
GROUND BEEF. lb. 53c
geaforith
NURO.P4, .!! 4P0kI1011,, SOAFORTIVONT4
0 Two carloads of ladies from
the W. M. S. and Arnold Circle
fror4 Carmel Presbyterian Church
attended the meeting of Glom-
arty W. M. S. Tuesday, Oct. 21st.
Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Mc Cloy and
family of Don Mills, Were week
4 end visitors with Mrs. Alma Hess.
Ladies of Carmel Presbyterian
Church attended the Huron Pres-
byterial Rally at Be'grave Presby-
* terian Church, Wednesday after-
noon when the guest speaker, was
Mrs. Creasey, of Chatham, sec-
retary of -London-Hamilton Synod-
ical.
The local association of Guid-
ing candy sale held Saturday was
-successful and the members ap-
preciated the local support given
by the residents of the village.
Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle
visited Friday with their daughter,
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Ross MacMillan and family in •
Waterloo and while there at-tend-
ed the Artist's Mart Exhibition
6 and sale held in Kitchener spon- •
sored by the Women's Committee
of the Kitchener- Waterloo Art
Correspondent
MRS. MAID DE REDDEN
Gallery of which their daughter
is a member.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mickle,
London, spent Sunday with the
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Laird Mickle.
Sunday guests with Mrs. C.
Mrs. Helen Dalrymple, a
resident of Huronview, mother
of nine with 160 descendants,
will observe her 102nd birthday
on Saturday. A daughter of
pioneer parents/ the late Mr.
and Mrs. Elliott Fairbairn of
'Thames Road, near Exeter, she
and her 12 brothers and sisters
were educated at S. S. 1 Tucker-
smith Township. Her first hus-
band, Edward Walters, was kil-
led in a threshing accident but,
she cs itinued to operate the
100 e farm and raise her nine
chilsren. Seventeen years later •-•
she married Robert Dalrythple,
lviernber$ ICfneite
Club were well pleased with the A former minister of Carmel ed Moderator of leamilton and lottOutd4oll, Presbyterian
success of the annual Rummage (lurch, Hensall;. has been elect, lianOPTI Synod of the Presbyterian es West anrEsOtp 0,4 il.ne tniclr •
Sale Friday night inIlensall,
Community Centre. Cartons of
used clothing -not sold were taken
to the United Church fora bale
Kirli Scotland,-cgdy,',:1-ltecelv4.
eti primary education
fr4;•/01.41.4. sop?
4114' attended.)0600/01;611.e.g7i.
t*TmOti4tp., Eli .ascended, iTni.ir~
..q•Oty allege .and Knox t",pll'egt
UniverSity of, Toronto lie: r,P?'
geiVed r his
lb 1907 be married Jean 11411--,
ey of Huntsville and tl-!
have two children, Fred and lnan
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Church. Rey. William. Weir of -Ong south frprn INeti Sound :to
Knox Presbyterian Church, Strat- 1pneritip .and east frent there to
ford sueteeds-Rev• I. K. Rpss , • Ou4ingtp4,. ' •
Thomson. of St, Catharines. He Born In Leith,
was elected for a one-year term 2, '1:904, Mr. Weir Itia-P...erdairied
by' acclamation at the opening May 1, 1936 in Huntsville. He
and Mrs. Eric McCue and Chrlstie;opera tion ofresidents of the NMI- ing being held in Mount Zion
lage for their deflations to the said. Church, Ridgetown. The synod . a.bok-Mr. iffeir-resicied in
eight year
'Seven graduates of SOuth Mrs. B. Christie and Miss,Mae
Huron District High School re-
ceived Ontario Scholarships worth
$128, each during commencement
exercises Friday night. The aw-
ards go to Grade 13 students' ob-
taining an 80 per cent average
who are furthering their education.
John Goddard of Hensall, one of .Egmondville also received numerous other
receiving the award the s tudents
Correspondent awards including four subject
MRS, RONALD BRADY awards, the student council award
Mrs. Michael McGrath and for obtaining a 93 per cent average-!
Mary Anne, Mary Anne Kunz ,the highest in the graduating class,
and Mary Aubin were in London and a $4, 000 International, Nickel
last Thursday to see the Duke of Company of Canada Scholarship.
Edinborotigh present new colours -John is the son
to the 1st and 3rd R.C. R. Reg.,
J. C. Goddaill-of E. and Mrs..
eHensall.
Bdr. Wm. McGrath was in the Others from Hensall receiving
saluting party. the Ontario Scholarships were Don
Luther and Dale Dignan.
Reduced Charges
Will Aid Elders
Reduction of Bank of Mon - I butc to -the orderly development
meal service charges to senior of Canada as a whole, corporat-
citizens hts been announced by ions of all sizes and kinds Mu s t
the hank's chairman, G. Arnold become more involved in the ed-
Hart. • - Ucatiorfal, economic and cultur-„
Mr. Hart said that, begin- , al areas,of our society," Mr. Hart
ning on November 1, four B. of said.
M. services will be available at , "Senior citizens as a group
half the usual cost to anyone 65 suffer most from the gnawing ef-
years of age and over., The ser7 fects of continuing inflation. They
vices are; payment of utilities usually must manage on a small
accounts; Canadian money ord-
ers and drafts; true chequing ac- 'fixed income and make every penny count. We hope the hank's
counts; and 31 per cent chequa- plan will help ease the burden.
ble savings accounts. 'Alo, we hope our move will
The scheme is the first of its encourage other companies to
kind in Canada. It follows a re- find ways of lessening the chron-
cent announcement that the bankic linamia l difficulties exper-
has made "a corporate commit- ienced by so many older Canad
ment7 to embark on a program ians to whom we owe so much,"
to train unemployable young Mr. Hart stated.
people. .• . - Starting on November 1, se-
"The two plans - for senior nior citizens can apply at, Bank
at half rate.
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St.
Macaronl/Chemm-71,4 Os. SCHNEIDER'S — 12 OZ FRESH, MEATY
Catelli Dinners _ , 3/47c pizzAs SPARE RIBS
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Put your money into our
guaranteed investment
certificates now paying
the never-before interest
of eight and three quarter
percent.
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Christie and Catharine were Mr, session of the annual S ynod weer has been in Stratford for-the
which is being packed for Over-
seas relief. The members express • sed appreciation for the fine Go- W
eceive
Thompson, all of Kitchener.4
Mrs. A. Grasser, Kitchener,
visited last week with'Mrs. C.
Christie and Catharine.
News of
Mrs. H. Dalrymple
102'on Saturday
an old neighbohr who died in
193'6. Hospitalized following an
accident in which she fraCtured
her hip she later becaine a res-
ident of Huronview where she .
still.resides. Three sons and a
daughter predeceased het.
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OBITUARY
John Dowson, R. R. 1, Varna,
passed away in Qinton Commun-
ity Hospital, Sunday, October,
where he liadl:heen aptierii, since ,
2 citizens and far disadvantaged ."'of Montreal branches for courtesy
young-peoplet'L demonstrate the `',cards which will be issuedfree of
April. He was 61.,1Xis'8612 Y°*- ' • Bank of Montreal belief that' COr'7' 'Tiarge 00'0i:reliable heitiers to
Surviving are his -wife, the form- porate social responsibility goes obtain the four banking services
far beyond the immediate inter-
ests of a company. To coritri-
er Eliza Jane Stephenson, four
sons, George, Hensall; Harold,
Glen, and Cecil, R. R. 1, Varna-
6 grandchildren and 12 great
grandchildren. Public funeral
services were held Tuesday, Oct-
ober 28th from Bonthron Funeral
Home conducted by Rev. M.
Morrison; burial in Bayfield
Cemetery.
Pallbearers-were Wilfred
Chuter; Bill Clarke; Watt Web-
ster;, Clarence Stephenson;Louis
Taylor and Jack Couch. ,Flower-
bearers - LeRoy Workman; Pat'
Kennedy; Bill Dowson and Doug
Dawson. •
I F . EUCHRE
Winners at a recent I, 0.0.F,
euchre w ere - Ladies High - Mrs.
Mae Dorrance; adies Low - Mrs,
Mary Lupul; dies Lone Hands-
Mrs. Wilfred lernan. Men's
High - Charles Cunningham;Men's
Low - Nelson Williamson; Men's
Lone - Jack Dorrance,
, 4 On. Package (2 Rolls) White Swan Paper.Toweli, CANADA No. 1-25-LB. si DE BAcoN Novv •Plus One Package "J" Clothe 024 fdt,
Combination Deal _ For $1, • POTATOES iRIB OR '
St. Lawrence- .35 Ox.
Macaroni -or Spaghetti 79c
Crown Brand-3-Lb. Bottle
Corn Syrup p 2/$11
SurS.t • 4 Pounds For
Marra's—Chocolate or Raspberry—(Regularly 39c) PRODUCE BURNS' SHAMROCK Swiss Roils
Pie 'Filling _ _ _ _ _ 2/$1
William's—Blueberry or Cheriy-19 On.
2 /59c
FROZEN FOOD
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A . ' X • I C= Oil 73c sz
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lb. 73c
16.79c
SIRLOIN STEAK lb. 98c
"c CORNED BEEF Ili. 69c
77c WING STEAK 16.89c
SEAFORli
FARMERS
Phone 527-0770
COMPANY toNce 1009
100 KING§TON
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