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The Huron Expositor, 1976-02-28, Page 15THE BAND AND FLORIDA POLICE — Several members of the .SDHS Girls Trumpet Band talked to Florida state police while they waited to play for US president Gerald Ford in Fort M yers last week. From left with the troopers are Chris Carter, Cheryl McClure, Donna Reidaand (Staff Photo) At Hensall UCVV Tanzania is topic "I'd be good in the pur- chasing department. I love to spend money."' WEDDING1NVITATIONS THE HURON EXPOSITOR PHONE 527-0240 SEAFORTH .141r0011..••••••••••••••••••/141‘ -iiiiminix.1.0.66141.1%•••10•001. 1916 k MEAT MARKET Lean S COTTA,QE eet ROLLS Pickled 1.39, Canada Packers BACON ENDS Thrifty zee.1 •49 • Home Rendered LARD'mb.. Stylo 1.59. , Fresh Killed 5-6 ROASTING CHICKENS lb. 89 1 1945 14" 1085 Installation Extra — Make Your Appointment.Today! Motomaster Guarantee: Your original purchase is Tlf1C0rOmfional guaranteed against rust..init. manufacturing videos NON Milk for times specified Exhaust pipes. tail pipes & component:, are guaram teed against detects in v.orkinanship & materials for 12 months Air Filter Replace at, least every 10,000 mi. or as car menu• factor,,, recimrriunds. 249 Up on all models - new and used Come To Brussels Motors I See Our Selection A NUMBER. OF 1975 STATION WAGONS '74 Le' Mans Wagon '74 Ford custom 500. 73 Gran Torino A C TRUCKS 3-'74 Chev. 3/4 ton pick up V automatic 2-'74 Ford 3/4' ton pick up V8 auto p.s. p.b. '74 G.M.C. 1/2 ton pick -up. '73 G.M.C. 1/2 ton pick-up. •34':' they 6500 series, 366 eng. 900 x 5 spd, 18' vans or c•&•-'6' 1973 Chev half-ton •pick-Up 1.73 Chev 1 ton pickup, V8 Auto 1973 Chev. '60 Series 14ft Van. 3-/3 half ton pick-up 1972 Chev 1 fon w/ duals 1971 Chev 3/4 ton, Pickup, V8 auto 19 68 Chev 50, 16' stake Number of 71-74 Chcv & Ford vans Chevrolet Impalas • - Pontiac Parisienne Broughams Buick Centuries Oldsmobile Cutlasses Monte Carlos Malibu Classic '75 Hornet 4 door Sedan 2-'74 Parisietine Broughams 1 with a c 74 Ford Galaxie 500 2 door H.T. Air conditioning. 74 Maverick 2 73 Pontiac 4 dr: H.T. 72 Mercury Marquis 2 door H.T. 71 Chevrolet Impala 4 dr. H.T, •71 Ford Galaxie 4 dr.‘*.H.T. 70 Chevrolet Belir 4dr. 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Moto- master quality, %/exchange Voltage Regulator Example '62-'64 Ford 6 and 8 (except heavy- duty) Motomaster. 1S 7—arekCherripa —41 Motomaster Alternator Ex '67-'74 standard equipped ford products 13242 amp! 2895 Motomaster Starter Drive Semple Listing . 1963 to 1973 Full•Size Chev- rolet 380 exchange Starter . Motor Example: most 1967 to 1972 Chrysler products (V-13) 4n9,5 wexchange exchange We can )apply parts for most other popular makes and models-- ask your Dealer Motomaster Remanufactured Exchange Units are Guaranteed 4,000 miles or 12 months (whichever occurs first) EXTRA! Cash Bonus Coupons on all Parts Correspondent Hilda M. Payne N (Intended for last Week) Rev. Dori Beck 'conducted service at Hensall United church_ The February meeting of the and pri.:ached on the topic, He call Women's Institute' was this is. Sunday, it must he 'held in 'the form of a Valentine heaven". The choir, under the Euchre with 10 tables playing. organist, Mrs. John Turkheim, Vice President • Toyce Pepper sang the anthem, "One Church, ivelcomed everybody and gave one Faith, one •Lord". out the rules. Winners were Ladies High - Nellie Riley; Ladies Unit one of Flensall United Low -, Mrs. Albert Alexander; Church' met in the. Fellowship Men's High - .lim McAllister; Hall on Thursday with Belva Fuss Men's Low - Al Hoggarth; Lone presiding. Her spring. message Elands - Sylvia Mcrner. D,00r was the legend of the first Prries - . Canned Ham - Sylvia Valetitine, • followed by .a Merrier, Apples. - Joyce Pepper. devotional on love. The hymn, "Love icine, all • loves excelling", w's followed by the scripture reading on the two great commandments found in Mtrk -28,-34. We must love God,wkli-all our heart, soul, mind and strength., and love others as ourselves. When we truly love God, who first loved Jesus, who Imed all people. you' may then loxc your neighbours as yourself. Love is not genruine, unless it shows itselVintoving action. After prayer, "0 Love that wilt not let Me go"; was. sung • the ladies flowers and the men Audrey' Christie had the very treats for Valentine. Visitors were interesting stu-dy on the religion,. work, Ik'alth • ,and Womeh of Tanzania. Correspondence and minutes were read and roll • call answered and money for the 'foster child collc/ted. Offering . Was dedicated: 'the business sess,ion was conducti.;d 'by Unit Leader.: Eileen' Mclean, Unit 1 responsihk‘" for lunch at the general meetin gin April 5 when , ‘;c entertain. Annual beef barbe cue May 26, World's Day of MarionSchenk and Jeanette Prayer,' March '5 at St. Paul's Lippert visited flugb'Schenk. Lou Anglican Church at 2:30 p.m. and 'and Joan McIver visited Dan money making projects • for the .Matthews.• year were discussed. The meeting /Jim and Marg Hubert and sons ,closed by • repeating the Benediction, Vera Drysdale and as killows with Mr's. Lammie,• -Mrs. - Elizabeth Alexander and Mrs. Mervyn. Dunn. Ruth Skinner and Gladys MacDonald of - Exeter visited Ruhy•Miners and Louise Mitchell. Pearl Passmore visited her sister Bernice Lavery. ElPer and .Iii McNaughton, Clarence and Ann SMillie visited with their mother Mrs. Ada .Smilhe, contest and . (Intended for last week) BirtrOrty Greetings to Mrs. Ada , SmilV Feb. 20th and Ernest Perry, Feb. 22nd. The Arnold Circle of 'Carmel Presbyterian Church namely: Marilyn Campbell, Pat 'Pollock, Frlene Stewart, ',Ian - Baker, Donna Bell, - Lola Nixon and Peggy Vollaild visited the hoMe on 'Wednesday evening and gave Keys served Odds h' Ends by Elaine Townshend Catalogues make memories The demise of the Eaton' catalogue brought a flood of reminiscences from Canadians, On a cross-country' radio talk show, author W.O.Mitchell pointed out a facet Of the catalogue that we'll all miss: The pictures portray scenes from real life; each book contains drama and comedy. Browse through your Eaton's spring and summer catalogue. How many stories' can you find? A page near the front cover features a lady dressed.for a party. She's wearing an elegant long black gown. Some of the following pages reveal the effort she exerted to be able to wear the dress. In the exercise department, she knelt on a tummy trimmer, which simulated push ups. Then she rode a stationary .bike; a mental image of the dress kept her pedalling. Next she wondered which girdle to•try. She was tempted to ignore, them, but her conscience reminded her, "If you want to get into that dress, you have to get into one of these first. • If y ou study- her original picture more closely, you may imagine she's gritting Tier • teeth and groaning, ,"My girdle is killing me." Many -jokes, have been cracked about women's girdles. Therefore, it is refreshing to find in the men',.; section of the catalogue an up-to-date display of their Fruit of the Loom.. The styles, range from the combination with a cool athletic cross-over to the low-rise arnek brief, that may be worn as underwear or as swimwear. Basic white as well as the plain shades of blue, green, gold, red and brown are being invaded by patterns. A design is available to match each man's personality. For example, a patriotic male chooses the maple leaf design. An outdoors' type prefers the , of St. Catharines . and Bernice Ford, Exeter, visited Mrs. Mae Ford. Mrs. Roy , McDonald, Mr. and 'Mrs.Stewart' Treibner and Ivan visited Roy McDonald. Doris and .Janice Bonthron of London visited with Mrs.E. Sararus. .Sue, Ann and Audrey Adkins' Exeter visited, with Mrs. Mary Upshall. • Fred and eois Taylor. Clinton, visited 'Mrs. A. Taylor. '" 'Leslie Mitchell, visitetf'his mother, Louise Rev. W. D:Jarvis conducted the church service on Tuesday accompanied at the piano by Louise Mitchell. The ladies of Kippen United Church .entertained on Monday ?tamely: Mary. Broadfoet, Myra Lovell, Marjorie Consitt, Mary Mellis, Pat Love and Joyce Dobson. Mary BrOadfoot played piano selections and led in a sing song after'which all enjoyed bingo' games. TUNE-UP PARTS Turbo- tire Plugs Ensure peak passer and performance. Most carsiair Standard 'Resistor-Type $1.29 Marg Consitt had a- Valen. rtrrNi e Personals Marg and Julene The piles of snow in,F.Iensall are a delicioa:' lunch. decreasing as the mild weather continues. Mr, and Mrs. Wayne Payne visited with. Mrs. John Alexander and family with Mr. and Mrs: Carl 'Payne on Sunday. Andrew Mason, of Huron Park, visited with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Sket over the weekend, while his parents were visiting in Niagara Falls. Mr. and Mrs. John Skea, Junior and 'Collin of Huron Park visittd on Saturday ,with the former's parents. Mr:,- and Mrs. John Skca Senior Queensway Happenings autumn, leaf number or one of the bold checks cg prints. Most am,ronrinre for a seaman is the sailboat design. Grandfather's Stanftelds never looked like this! Now flip back to the exercise bikes. Do you •notice the man in the corner? He's racing over simulated grades and levels on a sporty stationary cycle. He glances at the speedometer. His gleaming eyes warn you het a chathpion, leaving his competition in a cloud of dust. Can't you hear him roar, "V-room, V-room"? Another fellow, meanwhile, drinks a glass of weight-gaining formula. Then he heaves barbells up to his chin. As he teeters and strains, he mutters, "Steve Austin, eat .. your heart out!" Even dogs get into the., act in ..the catalogue. A little boy urges his dog, Rex, to beg, But Rex just ignores him and stretches out on the floor.Meanwhile, amid 'a display of shoes, a hush puppy advises: "You'd look sad too, if you had to sit with these shoes under your, nose." Do the sporting and camping sections help you anticipate the fun you'll have this summer?-' One fisherman wears hip waders; his companion, who expects more of a challenge from the fish, chooses, chest waders. Women's lib is asserted by the lady , who's hauling a canoe out of a shed. She appears to be enjoying her job, but is 'she? A camping scene shows a woman and a little girl standing in front of a tent. A man pokes his head through the flaps and seems to assure them, "Yon can come in now. It Wo'n't fall down agaiti," Mr. Mitchell Was right:The catalogue is filled with real life stories. 1 95. -Most 4 & 6 cylinder' 1 Most 8 cylinder Here's what we do... • Install spark plugs. ignition pions, attar, condenser; dis- tributor cap: set timing and dkll angle • Checkignition roil outputs clean or replace air and gas filters,• Adjust tan belt • Clean hatter terminals • Test generator/alternator. reg- ulator and hatters • Adjust carburetor • Pressure test cool- ing sa stein • Clean or replace PCV valve • Ser% ice heat riser alve. (it external) • Test high tensioncables • Eliminate resistancein primam, andiseeondar circuits • ()linder ciffi• ciene test • Parts and additional expert installation extra — if required • • • 'ELECTRONIC IGNITION INCLUDED Make ydur appointment Today! 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