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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1976-09-16, Page 12LIQUIDATION SALE SPORTING GOODS Former "ESAA" outfitters Stock now owned by ELLWOOD EPPS-CLINTON THIS IS ITf FINAL SALE! ENDS SEPT 25th 50 /0 off•-Half Price ON ALL THESE ITEMS! • • • FISHING TACKLE — RODS — REELS — NETS L.- LURES • • • • • • HUNTING• CLOTHES —.JACKETS — SHIMS — GLOVES • • lb , • • • GAMES — PUZZLES —,DARTBOARDS — BADMINTON ETC.• • • • • • CAMPING SUPPLIES — STOVES "PRIMOS" ITEMS •-•i PADDLES • • • - • • • SWIM FINS WATER SKIS — LIFE PRESERVERS — GOLF ITEMS\ • • • GUN CASES- — GUN RACKS — BASEBALLS — BATS — SPORT \ , SHIRTS .. • • s • GAME CALLS — DECOYS — RAINWEAR — SPORT SHOES • • • and many other items. YOU PAY ONLY ONE. HALF OF REGULAR PRICE ON THESE I ONE THIRD OFF ARCHERY EQUIPMENT —20% OFF BOWS SOME MILIT,ARY SURPLUS ITEMS AT CRAZY PRICES! FINAL SALE DISCOUNTS on GUN PARTS •--•RELOADING EQPT.. SCOPES — SIGHTS — AMMUNITION CLIPS — GUN BOOKS. THE MINIMUM DISCOUNT ON ANY GUN FOR THESE FINAL SALE DAYS will be 25% Even as we near the end of this Liquidation Sale, we can still offer one of \tt,latdst selections of rifles and shotgunayou will'see anywhere. Don't miss it.' I • CiP'W.• 1 1 A.M.tO SP.M. MortAo Sat. -King St. OLD GUNS ..1.* NOT eHOOTABLE. FOR SOUVENIRS AND COLLECTORS — MOUNT THEM QN YOUR WALL. LOW PRICES ON ALL. •„' A TTEN TION! — Corporal Bob Morrow, 843 Golden Orion Squadron Mitchell Flo* Cekladian Air Cadets instructs Bruce . Henderson (and Betty Jean King at the first meeting of "B" Flight Seaforth. The group will meet each Tuesday at 7 in the Legion -Hall, under the commanding officer Terry- Williams of Mitchell. Flight Commander is Seafo•rth's Constable Ron •Lauzon assisted by Ian Grenville-Smith. (Staff Pboto) Smile Traveller: "How far is ft.-to the next town?" Farmer: "Two miles as . the crow flies." , Traveller: "How far is it if the crow has to walk and roll a flat EARLY MORNING Loss estimated at $15000 resulted when fire destroyed a portion of the residence of Orville Reuerman.n, R.R.4, Walton early Sunday morning. NeIghbors•were quick to assist the family in removing contents to safety. (Staff Photo) A mere thirteen people attended the Brat Orgagi;atirmall meeting for ,Minor gockey‘ Nat year. This was ,,disturbing due to the fact that over 180 boys 'particiPated last year and there are over 30 positions that need filling. Another meeting 144 been called for Thursday September 23rd at the Lower Lihraiv at 8;130 p.m. It is mandatory tht we must have some more volunteers attend file next meeting if•we are MrS. Jane McDonald and Miss othy Tucker, ' Colorado Springs, were visitors- of Miss Gladys Thonipson. They all visited Some . of the residents here. This seems to be a popular time for Golden weddings. Mrs. Doris Muir of the staff has been busy planning , celebrations for -her parents Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dalton, who celeb rate this week. There is a family dinner at Walton Inn on Sept. 11 for the immediate family, followed by a reception at the Community Centre. Visitors are expected( from Albany, New Yorki SrOuffville, Florida where Mr. and' Mrs. Dalton spend the winters. Mrs. Dalton spends much of her time on her shell crafts. I have seen some of her shell work which is very, artistic and beautiful. Kelly plays a lot of shuffleboard and has been champion for several years. He Vanastra Trap Shoot Sept. 7 25 24 24 23- 22 23 22 22 22 22 22 to operate the Association. Many more coaches • and managers are needed and up tall this nOint in time we have neither a-convener or vice convener, The -job of secretary/treasurer will be handled by- Mrs. Peg caMpbell- this eyar and, - both Barb Wesenbeig and Shirley Van Loan will convene Saturday Morning Hockey. This yeaes novice team will be handled by Ron and Karen DriScoll,' the atoms by jack has a lineup , 4 of.. trophies on display. Mrs. Pearl McFarlane, a resident here, is able to continue her church interests and recently attended the Fireside Group of First Presbyterian Church when Father Laragh of St. James Roman- Catholic Church was guest speaker. He delighted the group with a humorous talk on his- recent trip to Ireland. Mrs Gilchrist Coppin, nee Livingstone, called at the home Friday and visited old friends, Mrs. 'Pearl McFarlane, Miss Turnbull and Russ Hays. The !Golden Wedding celebrants called -here for a -short visit leaving a piece of the wedding cake for Mrs. McFarlane and myself. It was good, to be included• , in their celebrations. Mrs.. Harriet Savauge of Niagara Falls accompanied them. Harriet is Kelly's sister. Terry Caldwell, Kippers 21 Bill McGregor, Kippen 20 Ashley Gilbert, Goderich 12 Skeet Shoot, Vanastra Sept.11 Tom Allan, Iondesboro Harrison Shoeck, Zurich Bill Thompson, Clinton John Hesse], Goderich George Gyles, London Calvin Christie, Dashwood Mery Batkin, Clinton Ashley Gilbert, Goderich ,Stan Chris*. Dashwood IYIalwaI4 and, Peg canvbell'and thm tpeewees by Jack Bedard and Don M.CCIllre. Volunteers for coaching SatUrday Morning Hockey to 'date are Ronne VA-131=n, Geerge Garrick and John Lansink. We are appreciative of the volunteers to date but many more are needed and we urge anybody that wants to help Minor Hockey to please attend the next meeting.. Mrs. Ed Speers and daughter Anne, Oakville visited Mrs. Olive Muir and took her to Goderich for dinner with her grandson Dr. Dick Speers. Master Jeffrey Wilbee, Grade 1, came with his grandmother, Mrs. Tom Wilbee of the staff. Mrs. David Longstaff, director of nurses, returned from her -holidaysin Toronto and Windsor, when she witnessed two acci- dents', namely a plane crash over Lake Ontario •at the C.N.E. 'and the 0, train 'derailment near Windsor.' Lorne t Nicholichol and son, Ross, Brussels visited Mrs. Margaret Nichol.rs Mrs. A.W. Mooney, Massey was in town over the weekend. She drove me to "Schadeview" Saturday afternoon where we spent e afternoon in the sun • watching the lake. Mrs. Mooney retired from teaching in Espanola for some years. At one time, she taught here in S.P.S. having charge of the art program. At Espanola, she taught art and also had charge of the Library. This year, her pupils gained honours at the C.N.E. for their mural work, / Advertising... keeps people ' working. CANADIAN ADVERTISING ADVISORY BOARD :A CONY. NE And.. K,E CONVENER- COACHES And MANAGERS fPoR .$EFORTtl; MINOR' HOCKEY J' ease attend the next meeting Thursday', Sept, 0;00 pm .,LOWER LIBRARY .Ph 527-0240: Expositor Action Ads Jerry MacLean & Son - AU TOMOTIVEITD. Exeter 235-0H) MAG WHEELS & TIRES VAN ACCESSORIES ALL AUTOMOTIVE PARTS " SPORTING EQUIPMENT UNIFORMS JACKETS BALLS GLOVES GOLF TENNIS CAMPING ADIDAS CLINTON `C" MUSTANGS,:, Training Camp Starts Sept. •22 - Oct.' 9 at Vanastra arena 9:15 p.m. to 10:45 p.m. ea day Jeff Darling, Exeter Lloyd'Venner, Hensall John Hessel, GOderich Bill Stewart, Goderich Eugene Clark, Exeter Jack Mills, Guelph Charlie Brandon, Clinton Jim Caldwell, Kippen' Paul Millar, Yanastra Bill Thompson, Clinton Paul Stanley, Clinton, Jim,Craig, Clinton Merv' Batt* Clinton Ladies Coats Pant Suits Dresses Sports Wear Car Coats LelsurfiSuits Winter Jackets Weather Coats Sports Wear and Jeans. T(ap Shoot Sores VISIT OUR STORE DURING SEAFORTHS OUR.PRIOES ARE ALWAYS LOVER. They're even more so with this 'SPECIAL io% DISCOUNT We offer you a great big discount, on all cash sales during these three days of Visit our store and btOuse through our big display of the latest' Fall FashiOns . . . . . Compare our low prices with any store you choose and you'll 'say STEWART'S has it. 25 21 22 22 21 A20 20 17 15 : Kilbarchati Notes. iSitOr from Colorctdo rr, Please bring own equipment including sticks, helmets, etc. 4 0 •