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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-04-25, Page 5"Hit divitott upon." sicm. otdr, Ark • 1967 FORO GAL,AXIE 500 2 -door hard- $ top, V-8, automatic, power brakes, radio, Lic. H44215 3195 power steering, 1967 FORD CUSTOM, 4 -door, V-8, auto - H48 -156 $2495 matle, radio, new tires, new. paint. Lie. 1965 PONTIAC STRATO-CHIEF, 4 -door,$ "%lei V-8, automatic, radio, must be seen to ZP70 be appreciated. Lie. H47-190 A. FtinePat serViCee for;t1 late L Wilkinson Of London, ler,- mer resident achise: ur4, who paSsed away at the Dear- ness Home, London, Friday, April 19th 'were held from the Same& M. Carrothers and son Funeral Heine, London, MendaY. Interment was in MeTaggarts Cemetery, Hensel, Mr. Wilkin- son who was 90 is survived by Jive daughters and three sons. Robert 0/fick1e, UWO; London, spent Saturday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle. Mr. and 'Ars. Alfred Smith spent the week -end with mem- bers of their family, Mr- and Mrs. Richard Tipping and Paul Richard, Mr. and MTS. Pat Flan- nery and, family, London; Mr. and Mrs. Dick McKellar and family, Miss Marilyn Smith, Thedford. Leslie Riley is a patient in Victoria Hospital, Lando n, where he underwent further surgery on his left wrist, result of an accident he suffered, in a chain saw, five months ago The operation was performed on Tuesday of this week. - Mr. and Mrs. Allan Davidson, Brian and Cindy, of Port Col- borne, visited the Letters mother Mrs. Verna Twitchell last week. automatic, power steeang, power 16 brakes, radio. Lie. E48141 1964 MERCURY, 2 -door Hardtop, V-8,$ Qp 1965 CORVAIR MONZA, hardtop, 44 1295 speed, radio, low mileage, Lie. H47-189 , • LARRY SNIDER MOTORS LTD. Phone 235-1640 Exeter WEDDING INVITATIONS DIAL 527-0240 - SEAFORTH • There Is Still Time Amber Rebekah Lodge Noble Grand Mrs. John Cor- bett presided for a meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge, Wed- nesday evening. District Depu- ty president Mrs. John Broad - foot was unable to attend. Past District Deputy president Mrs. Ethel McPherson of Clinton at- tended in her place and was ac - eOMPente4 by Meg*.ero from .Hurooio 1.900, cooto.4. Mr menersou hro4oht groptIop from the distrt0 and gave a repot*. of the work ..that had been done during Om past year. Four of the sisters 0 Hensall Lodge,. Mrs. John, Corbett, Mrs. Earl. Campbell, Mrs. 'Elizabeth Riley and Mrs. Garfield Orcd- erielt visited Queensway Num ing Home, Hensel') entertaining the patients ,and presented 17 patients with an Easter treat. It pias decided that members would visit the home each month, Chiselhurst UCillf Group Has Meeting ctric , The Sunday School of Chiset- burst United Church decorated with Easter Lilies was the set- ting for the UCW April meet- ing, with president Mrs. Thos, Brintnell presiding and open- ing with a poem "An Easter Wish" followed with the theme song and prayer. Mrs. Wm. Brintnell present- ed the worship service, assisted by Mrs. Alvin Cole, Mrs. R. Mac- Donald and Mrs. R. Taylor, Jr. Several Easter hymns were sung during the meeting. Mrs. Earl Kinsman favoured with a read- ing, "The Meaning of Easter". Mrs. 11. P. Currie gave the Bible study. Mrs. A. Ross contributed a piano solo, "The Holy City". Mr. and Mrs. Walter Spencer and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hay have returned from a three- week vacation at, Treasure Is- land, Florida, returning home by the Smokey Mountains. TO SAVE MONEY Mrs. Ken McKay to AT THE BIG o, RarL/0 Original TiT ENDS SATURDAY APRIL 27th * Rog. 01.89 ADRIENNE HAIRt SPRAY Lanolin added for softness and sheen (Reg. Soft or Firm Hold) Shop ancl'ave on the big listof Rexall Branded Products at TWO for the price of ONE plus a penny .and "SUPER SPECIALS" /and "SURPRISE BUYS" • ,:at prices too good to miss POLYMULSION A R1 e6g .01u3n1c9es Children's Liquid Multi -Vitamins 243.20 MILK OF MAGNESIA TABLETS. 85's (Minted) 2,0r 65ip Reg. 64e TRIPLE ACTION COUGH SYRUP L - REXALL SUPER SPECIALS,NOT 2 FOR 1 PLUSt':ts. Adults 4 Ounce 2for$1.10 Reg. $1.09 'PENNY BUT SPECIALLY PRICED TO THISEVENT 2for$1.90 REDI-SPRAY AEROSOL DEODORANT, 5 oz . ASA -REX TABLETS, 5 grain, 100's 11/IINERAL OIL, Heavy American, 16 oz 2for 01.48 2for 84e 2for 940 BACHELOR DEODORANT, Roll -On or Stick 2 for 01.34 MILK OF MAGNESIA, Plain or Mint, 20 oz. 2 for 01.09 Mi -31 SOLUTION, Antiseptic Mouth' Wash, 12 oz. 2 for 980 BACHELOR SHAVE CREAM,lather or Brushless 2 for 850 REXALL SMOKER'S TOOTH PASTE,2%oz 2for 890 HYDROGEN PEROXIDE,10Volume,4oz 2 for 360 MOTH FUME CRYSTALS,16 oz. 2 for 01.14 ALL DAY/ALL NIGHT DECONGESTANT COLD CAPSULES, 8's -2 for 01.30 PASTE FLOOR WAX (Extra Hard Finish) 1 lb. tin 2 for 840 '..?.A.M0t4Mr,:14.1,,11{49r.va, • MULTIPLE VITAMINS TABLETS Yelp fortify your diet 100's 2,"-,A3.60 Reg. 03.69 "Y vumelee•VA.Wo.V14....7, ADHESIVE TAPE x lo yds. or 1" x 5 yds. Reg. On 2 -for 680 WWW0,4,5.1 "--"wriftm. BELMONT LATEX RUBBER GLOVES Three Sizes Rog. 790 pea 2. Prs- Bir REX FILMS (Black and White) Sizes 620 127 or 120 Rog. 600 roll 2for61 ....SE . • - SURPRIBUYS Specially Priced for this Evint (Not on our 10 Sale Plan) FLUORIDE TR1O-PACK 'TOOTH PASTE 3-24 oz. tubes Only $1 .29 For whiter, brighter teeth Reg. M49 Quin RANDS;Ilexall, plain 890 Reg. $11.47 LAVENDER SHAVE CREAM, Trio -pock (Lather or Brushless) 990 R73-WSPIINTEX-SEAMLESS MESH NYLONS, 3 shades 3 pre. *1.69 Rog. 18.95 GLENDALE ELECTRIC ALARM CLOCK. .*6.49 Reg. &11.95 OVAL BATHROOM SCALE., Attractive Colours $7,17 THIS IS ONLY A PAliTIAL LIST -COME IN FOR MANY MORE SAVINGS a KEATING'S PHARMACY M. E. HOOVER, Phm.13. Phone 427-1990 - Seaforth Head Kippen EVA Kippen East WI held their annual meeting at the Legion Hall, Hensall Wednesday, with Mrs. Grant MacLean as hostess and Mrs. Dave Triebher as co - hostess, President Mrs. Grant MacLean opened with a poem followed with the opening ex- ercises. Reports of standing cornmittees were given by Mrs. Alex McGregor, Mrs. William Kyle, Mrs. Robert Kinsman, Mrs. Ross Sararas, Mrs. Harry Cald- well and Mrs. Ken McKay. Mrs. Vern Alderdice gave the treasurer's report showing a balance of $635.67, the report of the directors' meeting held in'Hensall and also conducted the election of officers. Mrs. -Glenn Bell gave the report of the nominating committee. Hon. president, Mrs. Grant MacLean; president, Mrs. Ken McKay; first vice-president, Mrs. Robert Bell; second vice- president, Mrs. Mike Connolly; secretary, Mrs. James Drum- mond; treasurer, Mrs. Vern Al- , derclice; district director, Mrs. James Drummond; alternate, Mrs. William Bell; public rela- tions, Mrs. Harry Caldwell; branch directors, Mrs. Charles Eyre, Mrs. Wm. Kyle, Mrs. Glenn Bell; Agriculture and Canadian Industries, Mrs. Dave Triebner, Mrs. Win: Bell; ,Citi- zenship and Education, Mrs. Joyce Cooper, Mrs. John Mc- Gregor; Historical Research and Current Events, Mrs. John Sin- Corn• Growers Celebrate Ontario's top corn growers recently took time out for a holiday in the U.S. The all -expense -free trip represented first prize in the 1967 5 -region Ontario Grain Corn Competition, sponsored by the (Plant Food Council of Ontario and the On- tario Soil and Crop Improvement Association. Winners and wives leaving Toronto airport for New york are shown left to right: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allan, Brucefield; Mr. and Mrs. Carman Boadway, Mount Albert; Mrs. and Mr. Gerard Delrue, Bearline; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Goble, Waterford; and Mr. and Mrs. John M. Petrie, Bainsville. First Church 1/VMS Holds 'Thankoffering The Easter thank -offering meeting of First Church WMS was held in the church hall with visitors from different clair, Mrs. Cecil Pullman; Honie Economics and Health, Mrs. Grant MacLean, Mrs. Ross Sar- aras; Sunshine convener, Mrs. Robert Kinsman; Curator, Mrs. Alex McGregor; Resolutions, Mrs, June Cooper; Sewing, Mrs. Alex McGregor; Pianists, Mrs. Ross Broadfoot, assistant, Mrs. John Sinclair; Auditors, Mrs. Robert Bell, Mrs. Robert Kins- man. Mrs. Robert Bell gave a poem on "A House Cleaning Carol", dressed for the part and carry- ing mops, etc. Mrs. Bell also gave a poem on the life of a hen then and now. Mrs. Ken McKay, incoming president took the chair for the remainder of the meeting. Mrs, James Chalmers, Mrs. Dave Triebner and Mrs. Mike Connol- ly are to make plans for a bus trip in June. Mrs. McKay read a timely article "Will the meeting come to order". Mrs. Grant MacLean read Bill Smilley's account of his trip to Expo and showed pictures of the members during the various activities of the year 1967-68. Manny: "Do you know why a cross-eyed teacher doesn't make a good instructor?" Moe: "Certainly. It's because he doesn't have control of his pupils." BRUCEFIELD Stanley unit UCW met at the home of Mrs. IL Taylor, with the leader Mrs. J. McGregor presiding. The devotional was , taken by Mrs. Stuart and Miss M. McQueen. The scripture, Mark- 16, verses 14, prayer and ,hymns 112 and 105. The offer- ing prayer and an Easter poem were read. Mrs. B. Scott read from the study book a story of a Japanese girls, her struggle for an education and how hard she worked to become a teacher. The May 15th meeting will be at Mrs. C. Horton's with Mrs. J. McGregor assisting and with de- votions by Mrs. L. Wilson and Mrs. J. Aikenhead and the study by Mrs. D. Triebner. churches attending. The meet- ing was opened with Call to Worship by the Presbyterian Minister, Francis Coleman, a poem "The Legend of Violets" and hymn "When I survey the Wondrous „Cross". • The Scrip- ture Lesson was .read by ,,Mrs. Robt. McMillan. Prayer was of- fered by Miss Jennie Hogg and a duet by Mrs. D. 0. Fry and Mrs. MacGregor "Near to the Heart of God" followed. The of- fering was received by Mrs. Chas: McKay and Mrs. Jas. T. Scott. Mrs Jack Thompson read a poem "Something Good About You" and introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. McCarron of Bilis- sels who took for her topic "Christ Our Hope" and stressed that Christ should be lived in our daily life as well as on Sunday and not let Christ take second place. Miss Jean Snit thanked the speaker and .'rose whJ took part., "The Day of Ressurrec- tion" was sung, Model No. 1301.75 NO FROST REFRIGERATOR -FREEZER, TO CLEAR $299.00 SPECIAL -Down with Defrosting - Cut Down Shopping Trips - Keep Food Fresher Longer - Out with Sticking Ice Trays FRANK KLING Ltd. Phone 527-1320 Seafoth OFFICE SUPPLIES THE HURON EXPOSITOR PHONE 527-0240 Seaforth 40111010111LIPIrlir IPCIDOCIS I 1! LOIN Pork Chops SHOULDER Butt Chops SMOKED - Whole or Half Ib. Ib. COTTAGE ROLLS Mac/Cheese, Chicken Loaf, Dutch Loaf Ib. Meat -by-products PEAMEAL - (in a piece) BACK BACON (Sliced) BACK - BACON Whole or Half Ib. Ib. Ib. FRESH HAMS FRESH SIDF, PORK GROUND CHUCK BEEF OR PORK LIVER Ib. Ib. Ib. Ib. S9 47c 65c 79c 55c 39c 65c 33c ALLEN'S - 48 -ox. APPLE JUICE 3 for $ 1 ROBINHOOD Pouch -Pack - 9 -oz., White; Chocolate CAKE MIXES 4 59 for MAPLE LEAF CANNED HAMS, 11/4 -lbs. .‘11314 P WITH PORK, 14 -oz. HOSTESS - (regularly 69c) POTATO CHIPS, 12 -oz. S.O.S. Scouring PADS GARDEN PATCH, KERNEL CORN, 12 -oz. tins, SOUTHERN GROSS - (Light Meat) FLAKED TUNA, 6 -oz. tins DETERGENT (Deal Pack) ,BOLD, giant size $1.45 4 for 690 • • • • Special 590 10 -pad pack 230, • • 4 f" 690 2 f" 490 690 MOTHER PARKER'S INSTANT, (Deal COFFEE, 6 -oz. jar Pack) 990 FROZEN FOOD MORTON'S - Chicken, Beef, Turkey POT PIES, 8 -oz. SUPREME KERNEL CORN 2 -Ib. poly bag 494t- 4 f" $1 WEEKEND SPECIALS FOR APRIL 25,26,27 UPER AVE MARKET PRODUCE IHensalir Ontario No. 1 Sunkist (Valenclas), size 180's (Product U.S.A.) ORANGES • • • • doz. 490 No. 1 - (Product Mexico) 14 -ox. tube TOMATOES 39 - -SPRiNG •, GARDEN SUPPLIES FERTILIZER -5, 40, and 80 lb. bags WEED AND FEED - Kills weeds and feeds grass , Lawn Rakes and Garden Rakes Grass Seed and Bone Meal Rota Tiller •$147.77 Various Sizes Power Mowers, 45.77-99.77 Wheel Barrows 12.50 to 18.50 1 25 cu. ft. Home Freezer , $235.00 12.6 cu. ft. Refrigerator , , $249.00 21" Findlay Gas Range ' 1180.00 30" Findlay Gas Range $255.00 Now is the time to plan those house or barn changes. Call us for estimates on Plumbing, Heating and Electrical Work. SILLS HARDWARE Heating, Plumbing and Electrical Work Phone 5274620 - Seaforth BRUCEFIELD Stanley unit UCW met at the home of Mrs. IL Taylor, with the leader Mrs. J. McGregor presiding. The devotional was , taken by Mrs. Stuart and Miss M. McQueen. The scripture, Mark- 16, verses 14, prayer and ,hymns 112 and 105. The offer- ing prayer and an Easter poem were read. Mrs. B. Scott read from the study book a story of a Japanese girls, her struggle for an education and how hard she worked to become a teacher. The May 15th meeting will be at Mrs. C. Horton's with Mrs. J. McGregor assisting and with de- votions by Mrs. L. Wilson and Mrs. J. Aikenhead and the study by Mrs. D. Triebner. churches attending. The meet- ing was opened with Call to Worship by the Presbyterian Minister, Francis Coleman, a poem "The Legend of Violets" and hymn "When I survey the Wondrous „Cross". • The Scrip- ture Lesson was .read by ,,Mrs. Robt. McMillan. Prayer was of- fered by Miss Jennie Hogg and a duet by Mrs. D. 0. Fry and Mrs. MacGregor "Near to the Heart of God" followed. The of- fering was received by Mrs. Chas: McKay and Mrs. Jas. T. Scott. Mrs Jack Thompson read a poem "Something Good About You" and introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. McCarron of Bilis- sels who took for her topic "Christ Our Hope" and stressed that Christ should be lived in our daily life as well as on Sunday and not let Christ take second place. Miss Jean Snit thanked the speaker and .'rose whJ took part., "The Day of Ressurrec- tion" was sung, Model No. 1301.75 NO FROST REFRIGERATOR -FREEZER, TO CLEAR $299.00 SPECIAL -Down with Defrosting - Cut Down Shopping Trips - Keep Food Fresher Longer - Out with Sticking Ice Trays FRANK KLING Ltd. Phone 527-1320 Seafoth OFFICE SUPPLIES THE HURON EXPOSITOR PHONE 527-0240 Seaforth 40111010111LIPIrlir IPCIDOCIS I 1! LOIN Pork Chops SHOULDER Butt Chops SMOKED - Whole or Half Ib. Ib. COTTAGE ROLLS Mac/Cheese, Chicken Loaf, Dutch Loaf Ib. Meat -by-products PEAMEAL - (in a piece) BACK BACON (Sliced) BACK - BACON Whole or Half Ib. Ib. Ib. FRESH HAMS FRESH SIDF, PORK GROUND CHUCK BEEF OR PORK LIVER Ib. Ib. Ib. Ib. S9 47c 65c 79c 55c 39c 65c 33c ALLEN'S - 48 -ox. APPLE JUICE 3 for $ 1 ROBINHOOD Pouch -Pack - 9 -oz., White; Chocolate CAKE MIXES 4 59 for MAPLE LEAF CANNED HAMS, 11/4 -lbs. .‘11314 P WITH PORK, 14 -oz. HOSTESS - (regularly 69c) POTATO CHIPS, 12 -oz. S.O.S. Scouring PADS GARDEN PATCH, KERNEL CORN, 12 -oz. tins, SOUTHERN GROSS - (Light Meat) FLAKED TUNA, 6 -oz. tins DETERGENT (Deal Pack) ,BOLD, giant size $1.45 4 for 690 • • • • Special 590 10 -pad pack 230, • • 4 f" 690 2 f" 490 690 MOTHER PARKER'S INSTANT, (Deal COFFEE, 6 -oz. jar Pack) 990 FROZEN FOOD MORTON'S - Chicken, Beef, Turkey POT PIES, 8 -oz. SUPREME KERNEL CORN 2 -Ib. poly bag 494t- 4 f" $1 WEEKEND SPECIALS FOR APRIL 25,26,27 UPER AVE MARKET PRODUCE IHensalir Ontario No. 1 Sunkist (Valenclas), size 180's (Product U.S.A.) ORANGES • • • • doz. 490 No. 1 - (Product Mexico) 14 -ox. tube TOMATOES 39