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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1973-02-22, Page 12Spent a month touring' Australia Men's & Boys' Substandard Thermal Wear Shirts and Drawers Boys' 1.87 2/1 .89' Men's 2.57 2/2.58 Boys' Harvey Wood BRIEFS Reg. 1.25 pair 2 pr. for 1.26 Cotton CORDUROY 36" wide 6 colors to choose from 2.69 yard 2 yds. 2.70 Girls' Flannellette PYJAMAS Reg. 2.98 pair 2 pair 2.99 Girls' TIGHTS By Famous "Maker Reg. 1.77 pair 2 pr. 1,78 Ladies' SKIRTS and JUMPERS Buy one at regular price and receive another for lc. Winter Headwear , Mitts and Gloves Buy one, receive one for 1 • ' ii Pet.41101: Hum+ qx0osrroit, 311AFORTk 014T,c Business rectory 23. Business ATHWELL'S ramisi FRB, r2. 1973 eetiory Specializing In farm, estate and business liquidations. We offer the most modern and complete auction • system, therefore guaranteeing the maximum profitable returns for your auction. Book early for desired sale date. Auctioneers and Liquidators Phone Clinton 482-3120. 23-76-tf PERCY WRIGHT LICENSED AUCTIONEER Kippen, Ontario Telephone 262-5515, Hensall 23-73-tf G. A. WHITNEY FUNERAL HOME 87 Goderich St.W.,Seaforth Phone 527-1390 Seaforth 23-73-tf imionot W. J. CLEARY Seaforth, Ontario LICENSED EMBALMER AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR Night and Day Calls - 527-0510 23-73-tf R. S. BOX FUNERAL HOME Phones: Day 527-0680 - Night 527-0885 23-73-tf Remember! It takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pocket. To advertise, just Dial Seaforth 527-0240. Men's Corduroy PANTS Sizes 30 to 36 Reg. 4.88 NOW 2/4.89 1 Boys' Substandard 1 T - SHIRTS • 84e ., 1 2 for 85c Exquisite Form BRAS OD DEALER Open Friday Nights 'til 9 .m. Wednesdays, All Day W. Westerhof Dealer, Seaforth FAMILY HITE DANCE. STAFFA H LL FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23 9:30 to 1 - $2.00 a couple or $3.00 a family - MUSIC BY COUNTRY CAVALIERS Ladies please bring lunch South Ribbed Athletic Association INCENT FARM EQUIPMENT LTD. Our Motto:- "AFTER WE SELL - WE SERVICE" AYR-..GALL-SEAFORTH •Pitom 527-012 ' RIAM INTERNATIONAL 400 CYCLO PLANTER Order. your new Planter now for guaranteed Spring delivery. Some models are nearly sold out. February Used Tractor Sale IH-F656 D TRACTOR - Deep Tread IH-F706 D TRACTOR IH-I 806 D TRACTOR W/CAB IH-F856 D W/208+38T (low hours) IH-1066 DT W/CAB, DUALS (low hours) J.D.-2010 ROW CROP MASSY-TD 35 GAS MASSY-S90 D W/NEW TIRES MASSY-180 D USED PLANTERS 1-IH 400, 6-ROW (Excellent 3-JD 494A, 4-ROW 1-I H 449A, 4-ROW 1-IH 56, 2-ROW IH-414 D TRACTOR (low hours) $1850 IH-434 GAS TRACTOR (overhauled) $2200 IH-F300 FAST-HITCH, WIDE AXLE $1500 IH-1656 D HYDRO (excellent) $5900 Tires $5600 $5300 $5900 $8900 . $11,900 $1695 $ 750 $2950 $4400 Permanent Press Cotton TABLECLOTHS 52x52 Ref 2A9 2/2.50 52x57 Reg. 3.49 2/3.50 Mr. Tom Butters and Mervin Deitz have returned home after spending a month holiday trip to Australia. They stopped at Hawaii for two days and took a boat trip through Pearl Harbour and saw the destroyed boats of U.S.A. which were attacked by the Japanese Air Force on the morning of Dec. 7, 1941. The. destroyed navy boats are still lying overturned in the Harbour. Then they flew to Sydney, the Capital city of Australia and took tours of that beautiful city for two days, then flew inland to Dubbo where they were met by Wm. Hills of Mitchell, who operates a large Bean Industry in Australia. Australia is a beautiful country with a ridgepf mountains close to the coast of the Paci- fic Ocean which makes it a great tourist attraction for swimming in the salty waters. Water surf- ing is a great sport also. There are plenty of Motels built on high sites of the mountain which give SCHOOL BAGS Just the thing to bring homework home in Reg. 1.99 2/2.00 24. Card of Thanks I would like to thank my friends who sent me cards, letters and visited me while I was a patient in Seaforth Community Hospital. Special thanks to Drs. Brady and Whitman, and to the people of Staffa for their lovely gift. - Barbie 'Cameron. 24-76x1 A belated big thank you to all who helped at home, while in hospital. Also thank everyone for the lovely gifts and cards. A special thanks to Dr. Malkus, nurses - Engel, Erb & Anderson and anyone else who helped in any way. It was all greatly appreciated. - Edna Shannon and Babe. 24-76x1 The family of the late David Lemon wish to express sincere appreciation to their friends, neighbours and relatives for their acts of kindness during the recent sad bereavement, also to the G.A.Whitney Funeral Home and Rev. Reuber. - Mr. and Mrs. Orval, Wilfred and Cecil Lemon. 24-76-1 The family of the late Herb Kercher wish to express their sincere thanks and deep apprec- iation for all the kindness ex- tended to them during their recent sudden and sad bereavement in the loss of a loving husband, father and grandfather. Our INFANT CRAWLERS Cottons and Corduroys Reg. 1.99 2/2.00 Reg. 2.99 2/3.00 Woodbury BEAUTY SOAP 39c pkg. of 3 Buy 2 pkgs. for 40c "1.61,111%. .11111MMW. *41%. Children's SKIRTS, BLOUSES DRESSES, SLIMS etc. Buy one, receive another for lc GIFT WARE ODDS and ENDS Fabulous prices Buy one, receive one for lc 24. Card of Thanks grateful thanks to relative0, neighbors and friends for the beautiful floral arrangements, heart cards, sympathy cards and visits to the home. Sincere thanks to Mr. John Heal and the Bonthron Funeral Home, the Rev. Don Beck and the ladies of the Chiselhurst United Church who served refreshments. Words cannot express ou2r4-heriar6-t-1 felt thanks. McBEATH - The family of the late Mrs. Alberta McBeath, Hensall, wish to express sincere thanks and appreciation to re- latives, friends and neighbours for their many acts of kindness and expressions of sympathy in the sudden passing of a beloved mother and grandmother, for the floral tributes, cards and donat- ions to the-Heart Fund. Special thanks to Dr. Brady, Box Ambulance and the nurses at Seaforth Hospital, pallbearers and flowerbearers, Rev. D.Beck, Hensall United Church, and the ladies of BrucefieldU.C.W. Your kindness will always be remem- bered. 24-76-1 I would like to thank all my friends who sent me cards and flowers while I ir - a patient in the Seaforth and London HoSpital.' A special thanks to the hospital staff and Dr. Malkus. - W. Don Stephenson. 24-76x1 25. In Memo am DOREANCE - In loving memory of Jack Dorrance, who passed away in Florida February 26, 1972. Always remembered by Mother, Stan & Em, Pat & Mac, Lynne & Kelly. 25.76x1 27. Births RYAN - To Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ryan of R.R.#4, Thamesford at St. Joseph's Hospital, London on February 12, 1973, a daughter, Lori-Lyn. 27-76x1 r4 Graeme MacDonald of R.R. , MacDONALD - To Mr. and Mrs.) Walton, at Seaforth Community Hospital on February 16, 1973 a son. 27-76x1 ETUE - Tom and Rosemary are proud to announce the arrival of Sean Kenneth Whitney, January 30th, 1973 at Grace Hospital, Windsor. 27-76-1 MARTYN - T,Ri, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Martyn , RutseldaleMouth Huron Hospital, Exeter, On Pei). 13th, 1973 a daughter;' Michelle Lynn. 27-76x1 Remember! It takes but a moment to place an Expositor want Ad'and be money in pocket: To advertise, just Dial Seaforth 527-0240. a wonderful view of the Beaches. Australia is a very warm coun- try. November to February is their summertime with tempera- tures from 90 to 106 'degrees. It is a dry country at times and they have not, had any rain for three 'years. They have to depend on irrigation from the rivers which flow inland from the mountains to inland lakes. The farms are supplied with water by small canals on every farm. The principal crops grown are cotton, Beans, Corn and Wheat also vegetables orange and grape fields are plentiful. After Tom and Mervin landed there it started to rain, the first in three years and when -it does rain in Australia it pours down as much as seven inches in one night and floods the country which is very flat. The sheep and cattle have to find high ground to survive. Sheep raising is a big busi- ness in Australia and also cattle. Wm. Hill formerly of Logan Children's LUNCH BOXES By Thermos 1.89 ea. 2/1.99 (Selected styles only) \ Buy one, get another for lc Boy's CORD. PANTS Finest Import Cotton Reg. 3.88 2 /3.89 Sudden .....1-1=-""# Beauty HAIR SPRAY Reg 1.19 can 2/1.20 WATERING - CANS for in-home use Reg. 1,69 TOYS End of line etc. Buy one receive another for 1c lc Ladies' SWEATERS Long sleeve Buy one for 4.50 2 for 4.51 Assorted styles, broken sizes Ladies' Slacks, Baggies and Modified Baggies 14.77 pr. 2 pair 14.78 1/3 OFF Many other items - Snowmobile Suits, Winter Jackets, Thermal Under- wear, plus many more. Twp. operates the large Bean Industry, used his car and showed Tom and Mervin the fertile parts of Australia, which are New South Wales and Victoria Pro- vince. They travelled about two thou- sand miles by car and spent five days at Port Macquare which is a summer resort on the ocean side. After one month in Australia they' decided to return home to Dublin. Tom said he would stay longer but Mervin was anxious to get home to his wife, Norma. It took them twenty-nine flying hours to return to London the twelve thousand miles. The whole trip there and back was about twenty-five thousand miles. They enjoyed flying very much especially on the Big Jumbo Jet. Prize winners The following is a list of Donors and Prize Winners at a Dance at MitchellCrystal Palace sponsored by the Dublin Athletic Association on Saturday: Cronin Transport prize won by Francis Hicknell, RR 5, Seaforth; Mitchell Bowling Alley prize won by Mrs. James Cronin, Dublin; Anony- mous Donation won by Wilfred Drager, RR 5, Seaforth; Knights of Columbus prize won by Leon Lowegie, RR 3, Mitchell; Hank V anBalcel, Fine prize won by Mrs. Reg Elliott, RR 2, Staffa; Huron Hotel prize won by Mrs. Harry Reynen, RR , Staffa; Huron Rotel prize won by Mrs.HarryReynen, RR2, Staffa; Frank Cronin prize won by Carl Brehm, Mitchell; Frank Kistner Drainage Ltd. prize won by Joe Visser, RR5, Seaforth; Bob Murray prize won by Trudy Ossendayner. Bowling Team standings: # 1 Hot Rods 71; # 2 Roadrunners 75; #3 Dum, --dum and, the Bowling Five 108; #4 Butterflies 80; #5 Spitfires 73; #6 Red Barons '77. Men's High Single, Frank Kis- tner 247; High Triple, Doug Vock 650. women's,,, High Single and Triple Norma Dietz' 236 and 654. Mr. and Mrs. BobCroninhave returned from' a two week vaca- tion in to Southern States. Mr. and Mrs George Coville left on Sunday for a week visi- ting friends in Oakville, Toronto and Burlington. Mr. Steve Maloney has pur- chased the apartment building from Mrs. Monica Holland last week and gets possession on April 1st. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Darling 'and son Alex of Rockton visited on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Darling. Mr. Terry O'Connor and Mr. Paul Broughton of Scarborough spent the weekend with Mrs. Monica Holland. Mrs. Dorothy Robinson of Dundas is visiting with friends. in Dublin and vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Poland of London spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Mike McLaughlin. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne. Cronin of Burlington spent the weekend with friend's in the village. Mr and Mrs. Don MacRae spent Sunday visiting friends in Leamington. Mr. and Mrs. Jack 'Cleary, Karen and Kevin of Weston were visiting with Mrs, Frank Evans on the weekend. Mr:Teddy Feeney of Kit- chener spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. Mary Feeney. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Maloney of Stratford were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Maloney on the weekend. The Community was shocked to hear of the sudden passing of Mrs. Mary Meagher, mother of Mr. Harold Meagher and sis- ter of 'Mrs. Dan Costello, Wilfred and Martin Feeney of here. Visi- tors at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Don Costello on the weekend were; Rev. John Costello of Wind- sor, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Costello Jr. and family of Kitchener and Mr. and Mrs. Matt McCreight and family. Visitors at the borne of Mr. Thos. Butters over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Butters and family of Cambridge (Hespeler) Mr. and Mrs. Ron Butters and family of St. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Don Coyne and family of London and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Butters and family of Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kistner motored to Finley, Ohio on busi- ness on the weekend. Winter FOOTWEAR Ladies', Children s' , Men's and Boys' Buy one pair, receive another pair for lc USE EXPOSITOR WANT - ADS Phone 527-0240