HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1971-11-25, Page 20Enquire About Our "21" Club
, MEDD'S SUPERTEST
SHARON and LEO IVIEDD
527-0311 — -Main St, — Seaforth
GREASE JOB
with an oil change,
(For,Balanee of November)
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THE FLAVOR OF OUR COFFEE
AS YOU SURELY WILL,. AGREE
IS REALLY ONLY EQUALLED
TI4E FLAVOR OF
OUR 'TEA/
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MAXWELL HOUSE INST,
ANT COFFEE 10-oz. jar 1.70
SALADA PRIOR PARK TEA
BAGS 100's 63c pkg.
STOKLEY'S HONEY-POD
PEAS, 14-oz. can, 5 for $1.00
ALYMER TOMATO or VEG-
ETABLE SOUP, 10-oz. can,
- 4 for 49c
COOKIES, 3 pkgs. $1;00
SCHNEIDER'S_ S.P. COTTAGE
ROLL, 59c per lb.
SCHNEIDER'S COUNTRY
STYLE PORK SAUSAGE
lb '59c
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G1NGERICH SALES AND SERVICE
Phone 527-0290 Seaforth
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FRANK KLING' LIMITED
GENERAL ELECTRIC DISHWASHERS
Phone 527-1320 Seaforth
For years. doing the dishes has been one
' o,f life's nc,Cessary evils
But now. because of automatic electric
dishwashers, r'nore and more people are
finding out s an,unnecessary evil
Consider same of the things anautomatic
electric dishwas'her can save wives from
Things like the dreary routine of washing
and drying pots and dishes day. after
. day; the worry of dishpan hands. the
after-party aftermath, and the,hours spent
doing dishes that could be spert in a
hundret happier ways,
Consider This, too. A lot of ditty dishes
come with the Joys of Christmas. So Ahat
could make a more timely gift than an
autanatic electric dishwashr
See your appliance dealer soon about
the new automatic electric dishwasheis.
They re not called The Wifesavers for
nothing. you know,
your hydro<it
CROWN HARDWARE
PhOrte 527.1.420
KELV1 NATOR DISHWASHERS
Seaforth
S-4•111 MAIM, EKP,OSITOR. SEAFORTH, ONT., NOV. 2..S. 1971
tar:_t !Len: II" 0 CAL
Mrs. Michael
• Williame Spent Sunday with Mr.
apd Mrs. ROnWillaiiis of Guelph.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Elliot,
' Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McNichol,
Mrs. Flood, Seaforth, Mr. and
Mrs. Graerne Craig, Walton,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Elliott.,„David and Darren
of Kitchener and attended a Folk
Service at Forest Hill United
Church.
neeently Rev. J. Ure and
Mrs. Stewart visited frieeds and
relatives in Hamilton, St.Cath-
erinee and Niagara Falls.
Rev. J. Ure and Mrs.Stewart
returned from a visit to- Mrs.'
bladson Campbell at Brighton.
Themy ,isasisotacnaall jeadmoines forni eonlddsuna-t
Trenton. Toronto and Milton.
B RI EFS sp—o•
Pee Wees Will Play Opener
POYChia.telet: "I hate to have
to WU you tble telt your wife has
eOMPletely lost her mind." .
11113balad: "I'm not surprised.
Shahs been giving me a piece of
It every day for the last 20
jeers."
Have you ever driven a
car?" the lady applicant for a
lieense was asked. "One hund-
red and twenty thousand miles,"
put in her husband, " and never
a hand on the wheel."
St. Columban
Coerespendent
Mrs. JoSeph Kale
Mr. and Mrs. John Moylan
were in Niagara Falls last week.
Miss Regina Van Bakel spent
the weekend at her home here.
Mr. and 1VIrs. Joe Sloan, Wind-
sor, spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. James Sloan, Sr,
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Marcy and
children 'Visited Mr. and' Mrs.
Auguste Ducharme Stinday.
Miss Catharine Moylan and
friend, St. Thomas, visited Mr.
and Mrs. John Moylan.
Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Lane
spent the weekend in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. JJ,In Malone
and family, St. Th'Omas were
here owing to the serious ill-
ness of his mother, Mrs. J.
L. Malone.
Mr. and Mrs. •Log O'Reilly
and family, and Mrs. Joseph
Kale Were in London on Sunday
visiting Mr. dnd mrs. Paul
O'Reilly.
WANTED
to rent, barn within,
a six mile radius of
Seaforth, with loose
pens,
PRONE 527-0842
Correspondent .
Mrs. Bob Cronin
The first game for Ihe Dublin
Boys Pee Wee team will be
played against the Seaforth boys
in the Seaforth Arena at 8 o'clock.
Come on out and support your
local team.
• Monseigneur Feeney, London
and Mrs. Jack Meagher Sea-
forth, were visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Costello onyonday
evening. Mr. and Mrs. Costello
were in Peerborough on Wednes-
day .attending the funeral of.Mrs.
Wm, Cestello who is the mother
of Mrs. Matt McCreight and the
sister-in-law of Mr. Dan Cos-
tello.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Butters and
Danny, Mitchell, were visiting
with Mr. Tom Butters. on the
week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Tiede,
Kitchener, 'were visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph L. Ryan on Sun-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Benninger
and daughter, Toronto, were
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Bthininger and family on the
week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stapleton
and Paul, Kitchener, were visit-
ing with Mr, and Mrs. Ferg
Stapleton and family on khe week
end.
Mrs. Ron RYan is a patient ir
the Stratford General Hospital,
Stratford.
Mrs. Jack O'Rourke is a pat-
ient in the Segforth Community
Hospital.
Nirs. Anthony Loomans is a
patient in the Stratford General
Hospital
Nir. Harry Reynen is a patient
in st. Joseph's Hospital, London
and Mrs. Reynen is a patient in
the Seaforth Com munity Hospital.
Miss Burnadette Nagle,
London, was visiting with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Nagle
on the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. John Schoonder-
woerd and Miss Joan Schoonder-
Woerd are spending two weeks in . • S5ain.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Friend
and Judy spent the week end in
Toronto with friends.,
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ton was the guest of Mrs:, Arn-
old Jamieson, Huron Road onEun-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. }3rian Stewart
of Kitchener were weekend guests
of Mr. and Mrs. David Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs. W.J.Stuart of
of Sombre. were weekend guests 0
of Mr. „and Mrs. Jp.mes A. Mur-
ray.
Rev. and Mrs. R.H.Williams
of Mt. Clemens, Mich., were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. Mac
Kellar.
Mrs. J.E. Keating has return-
ed from Baltimore, where she '
spent the past few weeks. She
was accemanied by Mr. Kenneth
Keating and Mr. Robert Forbes.
Mrs. Frank Cudmo're of
Wallaceburg was a guest of her
sister, Miss Hazel Reid.
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WE CLEANED OUT
THE PLACE
With a Want Ad
IREVOP 'or O. Pe
-71P4 C, 8 (J6-
Brut After Shave , Shampoo
deodorant, hair groom
Burley ,,- Old Spice
- Bachelor
'P'hillips Electric Shavers
Kodak Cameras from $14.95. up
Photo Albums • Wal rets'
Deas Playing• Cards
Clutch Purses Lighters
Bathroom Scales
Wahl Massagers
Choose from such well known
'perfume's and cosmetics as
Faberge - Woodhue, „Tigress
Aphrodesi a , Flambeau
•Kiku
And the New , - XANADU
by Faberge .
Yardleys" Old English. Lavender,
Lotus , 'Violets ,' Red Roses.
Pri.nce Matchabel 1 - Wi.nd Son,g
Beloved, Golden Autumn ',Cachet
Chanel #5 , Eau de lOve
Hai rdryers Brush , Comb and
• rror Sets .
Store Hours-9 to 9
Saturday-9 to 6
Egmondville,
CHRISTMAS -WONDERLAND CONTEST
8 pri,,±es - weekly for„ boys . and gi rlS
Winne'rs will be announ -ced• each , Saturday from 6 to 8 On Ch-annel 8.
Obtain your entry forms at Keatings
• Enter often - last chance.' to enter Dec. 18; 1971.
Nothing to 'buy. - nothing, to write , but your name and ,address
KEATING'S PHARMACY Ltd.
77/5 RES*7 .swrrY Devicr /S'
77/E. ,SrAce h'"77(/11-A/ Votti9
r-E•ebV- MUX-r.s- .
Birthday party 'hostess-. "I'm
afraid your little brother isloo
shy to enjoy the party. He
hasn't moved from that spot all
afternoon. •
Big.Sister: "He isn't really shy.
It's, jest that he's .never worn a"
necktie before and he thinks he's
tied to something." •
Smiles
Husband to wife as they prepare'
to leave their young son with a
sitter: "I will say, when theybe-
tin asking for a blonde or a bru-
nette, they're old enough to stay
alone.'"
In ease of atomic attack, donkt
panic. Simply run down to yonr
friendly finanCe company and take
out a loan for $25,00,9. Then relax
. . . they'll make sure nothing
happens to you.
"We're having a raffle for a
poor young widow. Will you buy a
ticket?" "
, "No, I'd better not, My wife
wouldn't' let me keep her -if I
won."
M. E. HOOVER, Phm.B.
PHONE 52771990
SEAFORTH
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()Inc t e cishes?
The wifesavers
The husband moaned as he
looked over the bill coVering his
wife's latest auto mishap.
"Wasn't -$25 quite a bit to "tow
the •cat to the garage?" he asked.
"Yes, I thought so too,'' ans-
wered his wife, thoughtfully. "But
don't woryy, I got our money's
worth.. I had my. brakes on as
they towed me tn."
Driving is a lot like baSe-
ball—it's the number of times
you get home safely that counts.
SPS Pupils
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load the books, sports equip-
ment and other supplies on the
truck. Others had shoved some of
the desks to one side in (me of
the rooms to make room for
square dancing, part of the Phys-
ical education class. In the Other
room teachers tried to conduct
classes as best they could.
, The new addition includeS
three classrooms, Hom' e Econo-
mics, Industrial Arts knd Music
rooms. Also there are two regu-
lar class rooms' which have been
converted to Arts and Science
monis. Along with the addition
6.re new change rooms, locker
and storage areas.
One of the mere important
aspects cf the new construction
is the provision of a new lib-
-rary a t the school, something
which pupils haVe done Without
in the past,' according to school
principal John Talbot.
bettei by design .
the Jive new Stio Jet models for 1972 are the product
of more than five years of design engineering arid
research. Our engineers have designed, tested, Te-
tested and refined each model. And, Jor 1972, they've
developed and made 4vailable some exciting prodect
innovations like: ,
NEW "POSITRACK" TRACK. Controlled traction, be-
cause the teeth never bite off more than they can chew.
NEW VENTILATED TEXTURE ANTI-SLIP SEAT. You
stick on the seat, not to it.
NEW "MULTIFLEX" SLIDE SUSPENSION SYSTEM. In-
dependent flexers make mole-hills out of mountains.
NEW 'PEOPLE SHAPED' ,HANDLE BARS. Minimizes
arm fatigue, never steers you wrong.
NEW METAL CLUTCH GUARD. Prevents drive b-elt
from making an unbxpected appearance.
VARIABLE BEAM ASYMMETRICAL HEADLIGHT. Lets
you shed new light on tricky terrain by 'contour shadowing'
the path ahead.
NEW 'DIRECT 'FOCUS' COOLING SYSTEM. Both you and
the engine get a constant flow of fresh air.
NEW SKI SHOCK ABSORBERS. Advanced hydraulic
system' keeps bumps where they belong. On tee ground.
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GERALD'S
DATSUN
22 Goderich St. — Formerly Miller's Garage
negtOtteeettettr-WWWWMCCIVOCCOVe
BOX FURNITURE,
WESTINGHOUSE AND KITCHEN AID DISHWASHERS
-Phone 527-0680 gea forth
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