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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-06-19, Page 71,100 ''"‘ `act‘i Sian" Top Value White • RE l• 00 24 oz. loaves No dealers allowed.-Sale lasts until truck load is solcf. 'Please Bring Your Own Containers ! Truck Load Sale for To Help You Celebrate Seaforth's Centennial 4 We are ieat4&iii)49 Old Fashion Prices • Westons Chocolate Cream ROLLS 12oz. Reg. 95` (while they last) Chapmans - 5 flavours• only ICE CREAM A g0 I 0 9 Fresh local (This Week - weather permitting) 24 -10 oz. cans Case price COCA COLA 3 . • • YOUTH ACTIVITIES AT EGMONDVILLE UNITED CHURCH The Tyro Boys' Club sing at Sunday morning service and participate at the Father-Mother and Son - Banquet. t. to r. Barry Moore, Brian Geddes, Paul Geddes, Clayton Geddes,David Gridzak, Bradley Glanville, Dopglas Geddes,Glen Haney,•'Brian Moore: BANK RATE FINANCING on all models - new and used Comes To. Brussels Motors See Our Selection We have a number • of 1975 Chevrolet Impalas and Pontiac " Parlsienne Broughams 1974-Pontiac Pariesienne Brougham 1974 Chevrolet Impala 1974-Maverick 1974-Matador 2-1974-Pontiac Lemcws 1973-Ford Galaxie 5u0 1971-Pontiac Catalina 4 dr H.T. 1970-Maveriek 3-1973 Pontiac Parisienne 4- dr. H.T. 2-1973 'Chevrolet Impala 4 dr. H.T. 3.1973 Fords 1.1973 Torino 4 dr. 2-1973 Chevelle 4 dr. Sedan 1971 Chev.Sedan ' 197)7-Ford Galaxie 4 dr. H.T. 197u Chev Impala 4 dr. H.T. 1970 Pontiac Catalina 4 dr. H.T. 1970 Olds 2 dr. H.T. A number of used cars from 1966 to 1969. STATION WAGONS 1971 Ford Station Wageifit-% 1973 Ford Custom 500 Station Wagon TRUCKS 197 -Chev. 3/4 ton V8 auto. 1973-Chev. 60 series 18' Van & Power Tailgate 1973-Chev. 50 Series 16' Van 1972-Chev. 60 series 18' 'Van 1972 • Chev. 60 series Cabin Chassis 1969 Ford Tilt Cab 18' Van Power Tailgate 1968 Chev 50 series 16' Stake 1971 DOC1PC 3 /4 ton VS Auto. 1971 GMC 1 ton Cabin Chassis 1971 Ford 3/4 ton pickup.V 8 Aut. 1970 Ford I ton with -duals 1972 Ford 3/4 ton V8 1972 Ford 1/2 ton V8 • . 1969 Ford 1/2 ton 6 Cyl. Stan. A number• of vans from 1969 to 1912. BRUSSELS MOTORS BRUSSELS — ONTARIO PHONE 10.61730—Pila Homotill !Uttar WO Care 4i0E14 EVERY EVENING CENTRAL HURON RECREATION COMPLEX SUMMER • PROGRAM rT VANASTRA • JUNE 29, 1975 TO SEPTEMBER 20, 11 973 INDOOR HEATED POOL; COLD 011iAllet DAYS DO NOT INTERRUPT OUR PERSONALIZED PRODANAS We Need Used Cars & Trucks Now's the time to trade up to a 1975 Ford HIGHES TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES PAID 12' WEEK PROGRAM STARTING JUNE'30, f975 • LADIES • SWIM GYM MEN'S. SWIM GYM CO-ED ADULT. INSTRUCTION LADI ES ADULT INSTRUCTION DIAPER SWIM -MOM & TOT R.L.S.S. BRONZE MEDALLION SWIM-A-THOtif SAT., JUNE 21-1:30 P.M. EINE UP YOUR SPONSORS NOW AND ENTER THE SWIMAL-THON,PROCEEDS. WILI. SUPPORT TOE CENTRAL HURON RECREATION COMPLERAHANG FUN FOR INFORMATION OR PLEDGE FORMS CAU..02.3544 TENNIS The Vanastra Parks committee.operate Courts with nge room, shbwers, and snack?: ilnble in the Recreation Centre. Co are open, at your, leisure.F E $10.00 Single $2.5:00 Famil W not take part in this rapidly growing _ . REGISTER. IN PERSON SATURDAY, JUNE 21 9:00 A.M. to 3100 AT YANASTRA CENTRE 1971 MAVERICK GRABBER 302 V-13, automatic, mini console, bucket seats, radio, whitewalls. Licence DJ1554 1973 TORINO 4-door, sedan equipped with select air-conditioning, AM/FM stereo with tape, automatic. Licence DFU538 1972 FORD LTD BROUGHAM 4 door hardtop, automatic, power steering and power brakes, radio, temperature control, air conditioning. Licence DFM517 , 1971 NOVA 4-door sedan, 6 cylinder, automatic, radio. Licence DFX432 1968 PLYMOUTH FURY 111 2door hardtop, V- 695 8, automatic, power steering, power brakes. $ Before inspection. Licence DFX443 1971 CHEV CAPRICE 2-door hardtop, V-8, t automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio. 42395' Licence DUM704 TRUCKS 1995 $3295 $2195 1195 1974 FORD F250 Styleside pickup, 360 V-8, automatic, 7500 GVW' package, 8.75x16.5 10 ply tires, long-arm western mirrors, only 14,000 one -owner miles. Licence B84-200. transmission, heavy duty 1972 FORD Y2 ton, 8 suspension. licence cylinder, standard C67784 cylinder, standard 1973 FORD 1/2 ton, 8 suspension. Licence transmission, 'heavy duty C55535 1967 FORD F700dump truck, as is, where is Licence M78239 '4495 '2595 '3295 '1195 Larry Snider Motors LIMITED EXETER 235.1640 LONDON 227-4191 Qpon wealloys Until 9;00 Saturdays Until-6:00 THE MESSENGERS — The Egmont;Iville Ur9tedChtirCb gecup &meat Mother and DatIghtesr Banquet: Left are Lisa , Stropd, Lori Strong, Darlene Moore, Lana McIntosh, ,Kathy Turnbut, Stephanie Carter: BOX PLANTS 3 Fr$1 (Your choice while they last) ***4-************ We reserve the right to limit quantities! SEAFORTH IGA Olikays a willing. heipei w1$11, the, bazaars, suppers, TOWS i7P9$, • gatherings.,ChisIi parties i haat Path4":01', an of the iz aatciteivnk PeCltaps member I 14V most; omen's Institute since its or- n impor- tant were par four* years at liutton's ' school, where many '. 'children received their, early education under your guidance and teaching. Torrance, you have helped in many church organizations and ,community. project& At the rate you mow the laWn and shovel, snow, we feel you could still be a super star on the football field. Your love * travelling has taken you many chiles from home to Europe, China, Japan, Hawaii, • Mexico and other interesting ' places. You have shared these experiences b y showing us pictures and slides of these outings. Our warmest wishes go out to you both for a future that is filled with the things which you hoped . for. May your health permit you to continue travelling and to take part in the activities of the community. We ask you to accept these gifts on behalfof your neighbours „ friends and relatives. Their daughter Olene' Stutz " presented the individaal gifts and a'Colonial Times Clock from the remaining friends, neighbours and relatives. For they are "Jolly Good Fellows" was sung. Torrance and. Olive both made suitable replies. While lunch was Travelling to foreign countries sleep," she said. ' can be, strange, exciting , and Mrs. Fingland said 'she had •colourful. visited Greece, Cyprus and the , Bess Fingland of Clinton added Arab countries. When she visited a touch of this excitement to the Cyprus it was very peaceful and she saidshe thought the Greeks on the Island hate mainland Greeks more than the Turks. She felt at home in Edinburgh, one of the few places where sfie Said war and killing wasn't occuring. • Mrs. Fingland's anecdotes' ,,ty,em based,: on feelings, and 440994 oip, has had when The dolls were all in native dress' and ranged from the simplest to the most elaborate costumds. . ' • gospoglgig 1010 *NY 1194150 fitoikt,'.1,1t000YS relatives - gathergn, at..P0 Walton, Community f1 94 on. ri- day evening 'to honour Torrance and and_011Ve•• DtladaS on their 40th. , wedding anniversary. • " • . The evening was spent playing . progre ,ssive euehrP ' when tables were in , play, with • the following prize winners: Ladies .„ high .! Mr& „lean Miller; low lady - Mrs. 'Kathleen High imp - Wilfred Miartreedi Man' - Mr. Ea Brady. - • A Short program 'fellowed,conaist- ' • in of violin, selections by Mrs; Phyllis Mitchell, accompanied , at the' piano by Mrs. Kathleen Cuthill. A duet by Mildred 'and Gail Traviss; reading by Mrs. Marjorie Humphries; solo by Mrs. Jan Van Vliet Sr. accom- • , at the piano by Mrs. Mildred Traviss. The guests of honour were called to the platform. and Mrs. Edna Hackwell read the following address: Dear Olive and Torrance: We have gathered here tonight to congratulate you and , spend' a few social hours on the occasion of your fortieth wedding anniver- sary. The first years of your married -life were, spent in the Blytkarea. We were happy When you decided' to return to , our community bringing with you. your. blonde, curly haired daughter, Olene, Olive, you have been an active worker in *Arch groups - and .beint 00001 lb, gifts were noano#,4„pfl.ViAced 44104Y1 tasty *t which preparedat ..tW Laurel Yoaational.:!chaalin Waterlaa, Guests - were .PreSenf 'Sam Hamilton, Nater100, London,* Listowel, 'Stara, ° Seaforth, Brussels Blyth, Lendeshoro And Walton and' community. Personals Mr: and Mrs. Emerson Mitchell, DOtig and Neil visited 'Sunday evening with Mrs. Lillian Beer, John and Steve at Hensall.' • Mr. and Mrs. Jim Warring of Welland visited' a week . ago Sunday with Mv.and.Mrs. Harold Smalldon. W. J. Leeming is a patient in Clinton Public 'Hospital, having surgery • on his knee last Friday. We.are glad to hear Mrs. Ethel Learning was able to return home from Seaforth Hospital • last • Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. David Brady and daughtger were weekend guests with their parents. Mary and, baby daughter remained for a, visit at her parents home, Mr. and Mrs., W. J. Learning, McKillop Township, . Mr. and Mrs. Ray , H r, Steven and John attend the 'Webster picnic on Sunday after- noon at Harbour Park, Goderich. , Congratulations to the Squirts ball team who won over Moncrief on Saturday evening • in the Walton Park. Visiting at 'the home of Emer- son and Mrs. Mitchell 'last, Wednesday .evening .were: Mr. Frances Teatero, the president of the Woinen's Auxiliary, pre- sented Mrs. Fingland with a floral --piece: , Door prizes were won by Dorothy Scott, Marion Turnbull and Von Etue. Kindergarten children from various schools had been taken on tours to the Hospital -earlier this year, and their art work decorated the hall. Mrs.' Teatero said she enjoyed the youngsters impres- sions of 'the hospital , but wondered when the nurses uniforms had turned from white to red, The meeting was adjorned and the menibers wished a safe and happy summer. of 'Biggar, '$As and firs, Margaret: K440.-0 140.17‘411 Ps .Tenn.. ' ?Mr-"and Mts. 'Pan 'VW* and Tracey, accompanied" -Mr,: an: Mrs, Tom Stevenson and 4nnii ,ApBocktan StalderY,where'they. visited at the A,frictin [ion Safari, • Weekend visitors with ipfrs, Boy, Bennctt wereLWAnd Mrs,. Bich4dlitae, Windsor, ..Mr.q, and Mrs. lickuce gotkcite, Tom. and' Bill of .1;ondon, Bill Rutledge was awarded' the gold medal for haviug the hiAbe.ni aggregate liercentage far the final exams over four years. It was the annual banquet of the Womett's Auxiliary last Tuesday night. Members of the Seaforth Women's Institute also attended the banquet catered by Valma Miller and held at the Golf Club. mrs: Fingland has travelled a lot, previously with her late husband, Frank and now with friends. During this time she collected d011s Trbm all the countries she has visited and a few her son brought ba ck for her from places he ,visited. Mrs. Fingland weaved her own brand of magic when she describ- ed the places she had visited and told little antecdotes ,about her travels She started her trip close, to home with an Indian doll that- reminds her of her two grand- children, two Cree children adopted by her ion and daughter- in-law. As a doll representing Canada she showed her own childhood doll, that was made in Clinton. Mrs. Fingland's 'remarks were far from neutral when she described the peoples of the different countries. • She described the Czechos- lavakians as one of the •sadest peoples in the world and said they never seemed to smile. The only time she saw a. Czechoslavakian smile was when a saleslady appreciated her honesty. "I'd never go to Russia" she said. "I have ,a friend who died over there. If I went over there I'd be afraid that I'd die in my Hospital Auxiliary "travels" with speaker Pick Your Own STRAVVBERRIES Open at 8 a.m. - NO POTS OR PANS BRING YOUR OWN QT. BOXES 2-4.6 or QT. BASKETS Quart Boxes can be Purchased 11 • Acres 1 1/4 Miles North of Hensall onN0.4Hwy and 1 1/4 Miles East, JACK BELL ' KIPPEN PHONE-262-5878 ADULT SWIMS FAMILY SWIMS, at110:Med41 :wan by. his *Plc ,110 • 1W *04, -#1* Re440041 Oighle648 medal. •the . Vacuity: of frigince00$!sOlehoe*Oftl. They are grandsons of. MO,. Oerti# "Db..John wife afOir liStaniitg:' : he 'IpliAn4. .04 4: 04 000 0, ,10§ speech •Pq 'banking 401.0o,' tIthOlk jp§t ,,pit41y:,14t01044: you *now 'Sri much :about: loopy , without having ;any." I Rustic SWIMMING /AMWAY TO 12:00 p.m.-.=1:00 p.m. FR WA)" 8:30 p.m.-9:00 p,m. tat least one parent must accompany callttren) MONDAY TO FRIDAY '6:00 p.m.-7:00 SATURDAY & SUNDAY 2:00 p.m.-.-3:00 p.m: o