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News of
L ARRY NIDER MEANS F INE
FREEMAN LOADER
to fit Perd or Massey Tractor $ 325
I HC 330-Gas*Tractor ' 1075
1100
l'HC B-275 tractor
with hydraulic bucket loader
FORD 5000 Diesel Tractor
1650
3350
Several'. Used Plows For Sale
3 AND 4 FURROW - MOUNTED AND SEMI MOUNTED
You're Invited- to
CORN COMBINE
I,DEMONSTRATION
Farm of Ivan Norris
1 Mile North of Fullerton
Tuesday November 4
MANG THE AFTERNOON
tarry Snider 'Motors Limifed
FORD TRACTORS. EOUIPIVIErsit 4ria)
586 Main St. S. , „ Phone 235.1640 Exeier
RADES
•MASSEY 50 Gas Tractor
e4, •
oldekttK eding
4. ; TeXace'it.ti-141' 7, 0;
Co-op 17. 0; Imperial 16. 0;Gulf
SEAFORTH MEAT
MARKET
FULLY COOKED SKINLESS 14 or whole,
HAMS 73fb
TASTY -,By The Piece .
BOLOGNA - 39L
BARBEQUED - Hot or Cold
CHICKEN
CANADA PACKERS'
ICE CREAM imai. 79c .
TASTY •
Beef Patties 8 1;1 79
VAN CAMP'S - size
Pork & Beans
STOKELY WHOLE -:-.-!12-ox. size
Kernel Corn
STORE SLICED BROAKFAST
-BACON is 6P se II
Money you move to a
special savings account
at Victoria and Grey
Trust any time during
the period November 1
to November 14 will -
receive full 6y4% interest
from November 1.
This up4o-two-weeks
bonus.gives your savings
a substantial plus if
you act now.
Start saving today at
Victoria and Grey.
A large y attended funeral
TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1889, •servic as held for the late
Michael'Murray on Friceayjnor-
• ning at St. Columban's Roman
• Catholic Church. Mr. Murray'
died suddenly on Tuesday even- •
ing at his home, Msgr. J. J. White
100 KINGSTON ST.,
GODERICH
Correspondent
• MRS, JOSEPH KALE
Mr. and Mrs, Jack McIver
were in Kitchener visiting Mr,
and Mrs, Martin Purcell and
family .
"Leo Holland and Tom Holl-
and of Windsor, attended the
funeral of the late Michael Mur-
ray.
Mrs. Charles Malone and
Miss Aileen Malone, Windsor;
• visited Mr, and Mrs, Tom Morris,
and attended the Dolmage -Ma-
lone wedding on Saturday,
John O'Rourke, Rosetown, Sask,
was here attending the funeral
of his brother-in-law, the late
Michael Murray, He has return-
ed to his home.
MICHAEL MURRAY
VICIVRIA
VG
CARS- ,
4-1969 Chev. Impalas, 2-door H.T. and 4-
door HTs., fully equipped.
5,-1969 Pontiac Parisiennes, 2-door and 4-
door hardtops,.
3-1969 Pontiac Laurentian, Sedans
4-1960 Chevrolet Belair Sedans
4-1969 Chev. Cameron •
1969 Mercury Cougar, fully equipped
1968 PoVittryftrAlenne 2-d(for H.T.
All the abi 6 Vain 'have power brakes and
steering and V-8 engines
1967 Parisiennef, .4-door hard Top'
2-190 Ford Galaxre 500's; 1 2-door H.T.;
1 4-door 1LT.
Number of 1964 .to 1967 Cheva., Pontius,
Aldo, and Dodges.
TRUCKS -
1968"Chev. 3/4-Ton, 4speed transmission
1968 Chev. One-Ton stake •
' 1085 GMC ,"060 Series" 327 engine, 16-
' toot stake body.
1964 Chev. &ton, 134t. stake, V.8
VANS -
1088
Ford
d F,conoitne window
1966 Chev. Veto • "
1905 Mercury EConoline Van
van, heavy '
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STAFFA
Correspondent
MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN •
STAFFA SEAMSTER'S
The'final meeting of the
4-H Horneniaking Club; The
Staffa Seamsters was held at the
home of Mrs, William 13thrson on
-.Tuesday evening. Mrs, Jeffery
explained what was to be taken
to Achievement Day, Mrs, Butson
conducted a quiz. As it was
Eleanbr Butsonsbirthday the
girls celebrated with cake and
cream,-'
Mr. and Mrs, "Fred Stock,
Tavistock, visited Thursday
pith Mr, and Mrs, John Temple-
man and family,
Misses ,Edna and Janet Miller,
London, spent the week end with
-their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Les-
lie Miller,
Home fol. Cotrimencement at
Mitchell Distriet High School,
`Friday evening,were Miss Bonnie
Miller and David Dow, Guelph
University, Miss Eleanor Kemp,
Western University and Hugh ,
McCougheY, Ridgetown.
Mr, and Mrs. John Temple`
man and family were Sunday
dinner tuests of Mr. and Mrs.
Eldrid McNicol and Bob, London.
Miss Dianne Miller visited
over the-week end with Miss ir
Carol Miller:
, The Staffa Women's Institute
are spOnseting a Hat Course and
anyone interested, in taking the
course is asked to contact Mrs.
Ed. Chappel or Mrs., Carter Kers-,
Jake. '1
Miss Linda Friend, Kitchener ,
with Mr. and Mrs, Charles Friend Discuss Skin are and Melba Jean,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Muegge,
Woodstock with Mr, and Mrs.
Wilfred O'Rourfceand otter riem
belt of 'their, family.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Coyne and
Pat, London were visiting with.,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Butters and
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Coyne.
tended the wedding of Mr. Ma-
lone's sister, Miss Sheila Malone
on Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Evans in Weston
with Mr. and Mrs. John Cleary.
Miss Theresa Ryan, London
with rs. Patrick Ryan.
Mrs. Martin Klinkhamer in
Chicago with Mr. and Mrs.
Clayton Hill.
Mr. Tom and Leo Holland ,
Windsor, with relatives in the
village.
a Mrs. Mc Creight of Kincardine as part of her Nurses Training
with Mr, and Mrs. Matt Mc- Course.
Dublin Colleens
• The demonstration for Achieve-
ment ,Day will be written by the
senior girls,
Glenna Brown talked on, "Pretty
Hands and Feet" and Mrs, Friend
The Dublin Colleen's 6th
meeting on October 20 was open-
ed with the pledge and treasurer's
report,
At a subsequent meeting the
girls answered the roll' call with •
the prOblems I had applying my
facings,
Creight.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Stapleton
and children, Auburn with Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. Stapleton and rel-
atives.
Mrs; John Nagle was in Cha-
tham for two days attending the
Liturgical Commission on a
musical workshop for London
Diocese.
Miss Burnadette•Nagle is
. spending six weeks in Qsatham
demonstrated set in sleeves and,
reinforced curved underarm seams,
Ar,-the current meeting, Mrs.
Friend asked the girls if they ,
would canvass for the Canadian
Institute for the Blind. The roll
call was answered, with "How I
am trying to improve my groom-
ing habits". Mrs. Friend handed
out pamphlets and denionstrated
how to sew on a button and to
make a hem, Mrs, Guilfoyle
demonstrated a patch and each
girl made a sample one.
Remembert „Tit takes but a
moment to place-. an Expositor
Want Ad and be money in
•
pocket.
To
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advertise, just bid
etorth 52.
was celebrant at the funeral
mass, with Rev. Remi Durand, NEWS OF Dublin, in the sanctuary:
Pallbearers were Louis Coyne,'
Francis Hicknell, Jack Malone, Brodhagen . •
Joe Visser, Ken Stewart and .
Peter Van Drunen. Burial was in Correspondent Smiles' . St, Columban Cemetery.MRS, KEN ELLIGSEN . " ., Attendingthefuneral from a / • Trying to teach his parrot to
distance were friends from Tor- Rev. Robert Rock, Dartmouth, talk, the. bird'owner said "good onto, Windsor, Stratford, Rose- Nova Scotia visited last week morning" to it upon arisingeach town Sask, London and Hamilton with his parents, Mr, ,and Mrs,
• -Robert Rock and Norman Rock,
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Diegel,
'Shakespeare, -called on Mr, and
News of Mrs, Lavern Wolfe after the
The name of Barby Cameron
of Staffa was omitted from the
list of those who took part in the
Dublin Walkathon last week, She
completed the 20 mile walk. •
NAME OMITTED
14.7; Grigg 21;0. •:Cticiii4".0,1004 -0*,X0); Dy
Richmond Atkey
oil to the fivi secondary, 25 14. 7; Grigg 17,4. : ' "• "
ernentary schools e and the Boafg,l,' Huron Centennial. ' 1101,f490 Memorial, -
proved by Huron County Beard Of *ding 13.0; 16. 4;;CcirOp. 79. J00440, 0; Pult40,00;,
Education at id meeting in Gen-. 16:4; Imperial 14. 5;. Gulf 14, '1; :C0,404310. (0): PTIPC44i)451,
, He sall (B): SCO;t•18:2-; Te.6". T L
e x
7. a co 0;1C1i jolty 51:V;t46; 103111g41443840B;P
tral Huron Secondary School, Clip-Grigg 1 .,
ton, s Monday evening.
Ten firms tendered on the COl 15.9; Sterling 1$. 0; 'cnto13- • Gulp-7.7; Grigg .16.4.
various contracts, only one com- 16. 4; Imperial 14.5; Gulf trObliiid$(13): Sterling
Grigg 16. 4. • BP 10. 4i.:co-Op. 0;: parry quoting- on the complete
Seaford) District High School, 14.:0; Gulf 14.7; Texaee 16.5, 'package at a fixed rate if the
North Ashfield (B): Sterling whole contract was awarded to it. (B): Scott 13.2; Texaco 15.9;
Sterling 13.2; BP 16.4; Co-op. 134; BP 17, 0; Co-op 17.0; Lowest tenders were accepted
16: 4; Imperial 14. 5; Gulf 14. 7; pedal 14..5; Gulf 14.7; -Grigg in almost all cases, Preference
Grigg 16. 4. to a local supplier was madeln • 17.4; Texaco 16.5,
a few cases Where the differential Seafortir Public School (C); F.S. Madill Secondary School;.
was considered minimal. ' • Dundas, Seaford) $24. ton Wingham (A ):
Sterling 10.32; Gulf 10. 8; Scot[
Bathurst
Sterling Fuels Limited, 263 (only tender). -
Bathurst St. , London, with, outlets McKillop (all seven schools). 10.2.
in the county, was awarded the
bulk Of the contracts on a price
basis. Other firms receiving con-
tracts •were: Ross Scott Limited,
Brucefield; Gordon Grigg Ltd. ,
Clinton; Willis Dundas, Seaforth;
Imperial.Oil Limited, London.
Unsuccessful bidders were:
Texaco, British Petroleum, H. O.
Jeriy, Goderich; Co::Operative;-
Gulf Oil Canada Limited, whose
quotation was 14. 7 cents per
gallon for "B" grade oil applying
only if thefirm received the
contract‘for all the schools on
which it submitted tenders.
Details of the various con-
tracts awarded are as follows
with first named successful.
South Huron District High
School, Exeter, (A grade);Ster-
ling 9. 32; Imperial 10. 0; Gulf
Eieter Public School, (B):
Scott 13. 8; Texaco 15. 9; Ster,
ling 14. 8; PB 16% 4; Co-op. 16.4; •
•Imperial 14. 5; Gulf 14. 7; Grigg ' Farm Vacation: Plan 16. 4.
Usborne (B): Scott 13, 8; Tex-
aco 15. 9; Sterling 14. 8; BP 16.4; • •
4. 7; Grigg 16.4. Brings Netv..Revenbe . Co- op.16. 4; Imperial 14. 5;Gulf
Stephen (13): Sterling 12,8;
headquarters in Clinton, Were ap!'-..:0); Scott 13.2; Texaco 115. „tell (A): Scott 10.2; St.edin&-
Scott 13. 8; Texaco 15. 9; Co-op.
16. 4; Imperial 14. 5; Gulf 14, 7;
Grigg 17. 4.
J. A. D. McCurdy, Huron
' Park (B); •Sterling 12. 6; Scott
13.2; Tex-ato 15. 9; Co-op 1:6. 4;
Imperial 14. 5; Gulf 14. 7;Grigg
funeral of the late Mrs. George
Leonhardt last Tuesday.' •
Rev, Malina, who preaches
services here on Sunday at St,
Peter's Lutheran •Church, became
the proud father of twins early
Sunday. Next ,Sunday service
will be held at eleven a, m.
Mr. and Mrs, Ken Elligsen,
Terry and Warren, visited Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Sholdice and family in Kitchen-
er,
' Congratulati4pns are extended
to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scher-
barth following the birth of their
new baby girl last Saturday even-
ing:
SELS'
BRUSS4LS ON' Alillo
PSONS1184=41114 Monte of sr Used Cant"
Contracts for supplying fuel 16- Ipperia 4.* sk,' Quo iinpOikl4;q: Ppi VOrigg,
1
op
,5, 9; Sterling<Ti"BP 3103; .C:43 0P 4.7,..i0t: Joy 1.CO,L,OP
(B) Sterling 14. 8; Texaco 16. 5; • Wingha ebool (B);
Dundas, 16.1; Be 16. 4; Co-op. Sterling 13.7; Texaco 16.5;' BP
16.4; Imperial 16. 0; Gulf 14.7; 17.0k Co-op. 17.0; Imperial 14. 5;
Grigg 19. 2. Gulf 14.1; Grigg 16.4.•
Walton (B): Sterling 14.8; BI Howick (0): Sterling 14. 0;
17. 0; Co-op. 16.4; Imperial 16. Texaco 16. 5; BP 17. 0; Co-op.
0; Gulf 14. 7; Grigg 17.4. 17. 9; imperial 14. 5; Gulf 14. 7;•
Central Huron Secondary Scho.Grig06. 9.. •
01, Clinton (A); Scott 9. 2;Ster- Turnberty (B): Imperial 14. 5;
ling 9. 65; Imperial 9.25; Gulf Texaco 16.5; Sterling 14, 8; BP
10. 80. • 17. 0; Co-op 17: 0;,, Gulf 14. 7;
Clinton Public School (C): Grigg'17.
Gordon Grigg Limited, Clinton'. Brussels (B): Sterling 13. 6;
$22. a ton (only tender). Texaco 16. 5; BP 1'1. 0; Co-op.
Blyth (B); Sterling 13..6; Tear- 17.0; Imperial 14.5; Gulf 14.7;
aco 16.5; BP 17. 0; Co-op 17. 0; Gri .17. 4.
Imperial 14. 5; Gulf 14. 7; Grigg Board of Education
17.4. ldin Clinton (B); Scott 13.8;
°Goder`ich District Collegiate Texaco,5; Sterling 14. 8; BP Institute (B): Sterling 13. 5; Tex-
aco 16. 5; BP 16.4; H. O. Jerry. 17. i); Co;op. 16. 4; imperial
16. 0; Gulf 14.7; Grigg 18. 4. 14. 6; Co-Op 17. 0; Imperial 14.5 Grades of oil; A.B. Coal C Gulf 11.4. 7; Grigg 16.4. •
A continuing Farm Vacation .
program and plans for the future
were diseusied during the Second
Annual Conference'on Farm Va-
, cations, sponsored by the Ontaric
Federation of Agriculture. More
than 60 people, including inter-
ested individuals and zeprpsent-
itives of ARbA, county organiz-v itions; and the Ontario Govern-
ment attended the day-long
meeting at Victoria Square, ,-
north of Toronto.
Rae Cunningham. OFA "
out of Sorts walked ri ht h the timing program. g Y
bird without his customary greet-
ing.
The parrot eyed him coldly
and said, " Well, 'what's the matter
with you this, morning?"
Teacher• "Name one important -
thing we 'didn't have 50 years
ago. "
PuPil : "Me."
Director of Properties told the
meeting that vacation hosts par-
ticipating -in last years' program
realized $24,371 in gross in-
coine. He said this year's bro-
chure of hosts and locations will-
go to the printers by the erd of •
December:.
)0huffrogied: -Aitettui uf the
Advertising Branch, and. Wilfred,
Haddad, Regional Supervisor,
,,from the Ontario Department of.
Tourism and Information, out-
lined expectations of gueits and
suggested ways in which to re-
spond to inquiries..
• Rev:- Bert Daynard, •Cliairman
of the OFA Community and Reg-
ional Development Committee
• • and , Mrs. Dorothy Houston and
Mrs, Phyllis Durst, niembers of -
• the 9FA Sub-Committee on
Farm Vacations told of prepar-
atlons for a vacation listing and
day for several•Months, The par- special host offerings. They stres-
rot refused to co-operate, however,sed that 29 counties and districts
and said absolutely nothing. are represented by individuals '
One morning, the man, being hoping to participate' in the con-
"So you've given up taking tran-
quilizers?'
"Yes, I -found myself being
pledsant to people I shouldn't
even speak te".
&rich (a); acritt .1.213.014cP 4ter.linsg 14.0.; Xeielic9 14 Si
40011 MOW 11101011NO
TO
rn 'Public
Stylish :pop44...t90004 .
complete. w tb rich
box% -Xi**
new, double-.
''breasted' or regulne...
single .:breasted
Co16rs....are . bone,. ;end;
olive and, black. ".
by Haugh"
Here's a new work
coat made by }laughs
in green only, cotton
twill, lined with a
quilted insulation
liner and with• cor-
duroy collar: , The
longer length makes
it a great tractor
coat or just general
purpose wear. 38 to
46 sizes.
Men's Casha Lined• Jackets' 8.50
Men's Winter Caps 1.95 to 2.95
Men's & Boys' Toques 1.00 to 2.95
Work Mitts & Gloves 59c to 2.95
Men's & Boys' Work Sox •• • .• • •,95c to 1.50
Men's Winter Jackets 19.50 up
Boys' Winte?Jackets • 9.95 to 17.95
POPULAR, NEW
DARK-TONE SHIRT SETS
" SHIRT - TIE - PUFF
Gold, Green and Blue. Long-
er point collars French cuff,
no-iron shirts. Regular 12.95 OAS Our price
. SHIRTS ONLY ,AS ABOVE -r 7.95
MEN'S DEPT. .
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Correspondents
MRS. BOB CRONIN,
MISS MONICA BYRNE
Miss Martha Schoonderwoerd,
Mitchell has returned from a
months vacation in Europe.
Mrs. Martin Klinkhammer has
returned from spending a week in
Chicago with Mr. and Mrs, Clay-
ton Hill. Other visitors at the
S Klinkhammer home this week
end were Mr. and Mrs. John
Joynt and son Mark, Hensall and
Mr, and Mrs. Don Klinkhammer
and son Steven, Kitchener and •
Mr. Jack Klinkhammer,
Mr. Jack Stapleton, London
• with Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Staple-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Friend
in Hamilton,
Mr. Robert Byrne, Hamilton,
Mrs. William Byrne, Allen Park,
Michigan with Miss Monica
Byrne.
Mrs. John Cleary , Weston ,
with Mrs. Frank Evans.
Mrs. Carma F d n, Toronto,
with Mr. and Mrs. ilfred Mal-
oney.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Malone,
Winnipeg, Manitoba with Mr.'
and Mrs. Dan Costella and at-
"One point I have learned
about caring for my skin" was
• the roll call answered by the
Lublin Colleens,'
Louanna Rowland gave a dis-
cussion entitled, "Your Crowning
Glory".
Mrs. Friend discussed fitting
and finishes of the dusters and
how to put on facings,
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