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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-05-09, Page 12,S,411.1(101Roti EXiost 'Kt siAFOVRI,ONT MAY 9MS PRICED TO GO matic, radio, new tires, new paint. laic. H48-156 $2495 1967 FORD CUSTOM, 4 -door, V-8, auto - 9a2 -94X. senger, V-8, 1966 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN, 10 -Pas-$ auto., P.S. and P.B., Radio. 2395 1966 FORD FAIRLANE 500, 4 -door, la -84179s Auto., Radio, Lic. H47-187. 1965 PONTIAC STRATO-CHIEF, 4 -door,$ )30 appreciated. Lie. H47-190 1500 V-8, automatic, radio, must be seen to 1965 CORVAIR MONZA, hardtop, 4-$ speed, radio, low mileage, Lic. H47-189 •• 1100 1963 FORD GALAXIE 500, V-8, Auto4 88. 1095 P.S. and P.B., Radio, Lic. H47-1 LARRY SNIDER MOTORS LTD. Phone 235-1640 Exeter SEED BEANS GRASS 'SEED FERTILIZER SEED CORN At Competitive Prices Bulk and Packaged GARDEN SEEDS• FERTILIZER AND ALL GARDEN SUPPLIES IN STOCK CORN CONTRACTS Available on Approved Credit INQUIRE IMMEDIATELY Limited number of contracts available ALL FENCING SUPPLIES IN STOCK Ammonium Nitrate and spreaders to apply are available ATRAZINE IN STOCK OF'NOTCH TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED 527-1910 SeafOrth CLASSIFIED -ADS TOO Lite wANTim To BUY' fairs 26" bicycle. Phone 527-0824. 12-26-1 26, PersOnais MI.cAoenoo anima is giv- ing a Trousseau Tea at "Smil- ing Acres", Hen:sail, on Satur- day, May le, 1968, between the hours of 2-5 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. in honor a her daughter Shar- on bride -elect of ktMay 25. Friends and relatives are in- .vited to please accept this invi- tation to attend. 214-26-1 Mr. and Mrs. Edmund G. Beck- er, ER1, Dashwood, Wish to an- nounce the engagement of their second eldest daughter, Jean Helma, to Mr. William Rabert Holmes, son) of Mrs. Holmes, Seaforth and the late Carl Holmes, The wedding will take place on Saturday, May 18, 1968 at Zion Lutheran Church, Dash- wood. 26-26-1 47. Births MCMICH.A.EL — In South Wat- erloo Hospital, Galt, on April • 30, to Mr. end Mrs. Wayne McMichael, Preston, a daugh- ter, Jill Eileen. DRISCCILL — In ••Seaforth Com- munity Hospital, on May 2, to ,Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Driscoll, a son, Scott Ronald. WAREING — In South Huron Hospital, Exeter, on Thursday May 2, to Mr. and airs. Ron Wareing, a son, CHAPPLE — Mr. and Mrs F. Chapple wish to announce the safe arrival of their first grandson, Joieph Todd, May 2, 1968. coNsrrr — In Seaforth Com- munity Hospital, on May 2, to Mr. and MI5. .;Ohn Consit 7urich, a son. BEVENDSEN — In Seafarth Cpmmunify Tiostetal. on May to ;Mr. and Mrs Petar Bee erelsen , -RR1, Ki ra ton, a eon. HULLEY — In Seaforth Com• Triunity Hosp.:al. on May 6, Mr. and alre. Donald Hui - ley, ER2, Sealortla a son. RATJSER — In S..eaforth Gan- aramitY Roapa al on May 7 te Mn and airs. Bawer, RR2, Mitchell, a on Classified Ads pay dividends. SITUATION WANTED young married wapm, w111 babysit in own home while mother works. Phone 0.27-1802. 7-26x1 WANTED TO -BUY — Golf clubs, ladies right, also golf cart. Phone 527-1537. #12-26-1 FOR SALE — 14 pigs12weeks old, 24 pigs nine weeks old. Lawren,ce Ryan, RE2, Dublin. tl 26 1 FOR SALE — 40 pigs eight weeks old. Hans.nVonk, RR2, Dublin, phone 345-2429. t126-1 GRASS or rent by the head. Phone David Livingston, 52.'7.: 1159. t1-264 Town •df Seaforth Tenders for Reconstruction and Paving of William Street and Duke Street Sealed Tenders addressed to the Town Clerk, Mr. E. M. Wil- liams, Seaforth, Ontario, will be reoeived by him until 3:00 p.m. E.D.S.T. Wed., May 22, 1968 For the reconstruction and paving of William Street and Duke Street in the Town of Sea - forth. The work includes ap- proxiniately 3,700 cu. yds, of earth excavation, 4 000 cu. yds. of granular backfill, 4,000 lin- eal feet of concrete curb and gutter, 4,800 sq. ft. bf concrete sidewalk and 800 tons of HL -4 asphalt paveinent and other work incidental thereto. Plans and speciiications may be obtaindd from the office of the undersignd for a non-refun- dable fee of $5,00. A certified cheque of '$2,006. must accompany the bid. Lowest or any tendee not nec- essarily accepted. B. M. ROSS & ASSOCIATES • •- LtalarED, Consultilig Ergineers • 41 Wt Street • Godericla Ontario. at 23-1 NEWS of WALTON DUFF'S UCW • The UCW of Duffs United Church net in the schoolroom last Wednesday evenang.. The McKillop Unit was in charge of the worship serviee. Mrs. Glen McNichol opened with the call to Worship. Hymn 34, "Immor- tal Invisible God only Wise" was sung with Mrs. Martin Bean at the piano. The scripture tak- en froan Mathew 9 : 31-35 was read by Mrs. David Watson. Commeets on scripture were giden• by Mrs. McNiehola Mrs. Kenneth McDonald received the offering and it was dedicated by the leader. • '"From' all that dwell below the skies" was sung, follewed by two readings, "Do your Giving" and Humble Home" by Mrs. Da- vid Watson. Mrs. Gordon Mc - Gavin offered prayer. The topic was given in the forth of a skit entitled, "The Convert'? and tak- enby Mrs. Jack Bosman, Mrs. John Burch and Mrs. Donald Dennis. The set,titig was in the living room of a missionary's honie in India where the mother and father talk With their daughter about becotning a Hindu, She had roomed ip col- lege with a Hindu girl. The drama centered around the dif- fering viewpoints of American and Japanese regarding our in- volvements with others. , We must not involve ourselves in the lives of others so that we deprive them of their indepen- dence and privacy. The business was led by Mrs. Via C. Backwell opening with a I HAVE YOU BEEN HOUSECLEANING? We hope you have saved GOOD, CLEAN, USED SPRINO AND .SUMMER CLOTHING, CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, SHOES, ,HATS, DRESSES, MEN'S COATS, SHIRTS, SUITS and articles such as Children's Toys, Books, Dishes, Jewellery, Pat- terns (modern styles), FURNITURE, etc., for the WHITE ELEPHANT SECTION ftb: HOSPITAL AUXILIARY. RUMMAGE SALE Saturday, May 25th in SEAFORTH PUBLIC LIBRARY & BOY SCOUT HALL 2:00 P.M. For Pick-up: Leave your parcels out at your front door in Seaforth and Egmondville on.Thursday afternoon, May 23rd. Dublin resi- dents are asked to leave parcels at Friend & Whetham's Store on -Wednesday, May 23rd, or parcels may be left at the Library Thursday or Friday afternoon. For further information call: - Mrs. W. D. Stephenson — 527-1862 Mrs. K. ENG — 517-0720 after 5 p.m. hyann, "Take Time to be Holy". A thought from the Chriatian Home "Time" was given. Min- utes were read by Mrs. Allan McCall. The committee in charge have the authority to get the necessary materials for framing the names of the char- tered members of 1962 who joined when it was first organ- ized. The flowers ie thea church are to be placed by the follow- ing units: May, 17th and boun- dary; Junes 8th and lath; July, Melaillopl August, Walton; Sep- tember, 17th and boundary; Oc- tober, 8th and 16th. Workshop NEWS OP II,ENSALL Stuciehts Raise $300 For Retarded Twenty-seven students from Grades 7 and 8 of St. Boniface School, Zurich, marched) from Zurich to Exeter, a distanoe of , 13 miles one way, sponsored by the merchants of Zurich and **Iatives and friends who paid 100 to $1.00 a mil. Proceeds of over $300.00 dollars will be donated to the Mentally Retar- ded Children of South Huron. Marching with the students was ;their principal, Sister Eileen Marie, who stated that they re- ceived many kindnesses along the way by the O.P.P. and mo- ,torists. One nautorist, stopped and offered Sister Eileen Ma- rie a ride into Exeter, but when she explained that she wanted to finish the march with the students for the eaude, he gave her a $10.00 bill to help along with the cause. Students left Zurich at 9 am, Saturday and some arrived at Exeter at 12:30. They all re- turned home by car, tired and with sore feet but happy to bave participated hi such a wonderful project. There were no drop outs. KINETTE RUMAGE SALE Hensall Kinette Club were de- lighted; with the success a their annual Spring Rummage Sale Saturday at the arena. Cartons of used clothing not sold were given to the UCW to be includ- ed in a bale being packed this week. BROWNIE ENROLLMENT • Seven new Brownies were welcomed into the lst Hensel). Brownie Pack last Tuesday. They are; Dale Shmnone, Cher- yl Fuss, Karina Melanson, Kathy Solden, Kelly Ward, Karen Sold - en Janette MattiSsi. , The new Brownies were en - News of Constance HONOR BRIDE ELECT On Monday evening a mis- cellaneous shower . was held at the home of Mrs. Ella Jewitt in honor 'of Chrystal Straughae, liride elect of the month. -- About 50 guests were present. A number of contests ,were con- ducted after which Chryetal re- ceiyed many gifts- whigh were presented to her by Bonnie Dawson and Kathy Jewitt. She was assisted by her mother, Mrs; Benson Straughan and Mrs. El- la Jewitt. Mrs. Straughan, th•anked the guests and Mrs. Ella Jewitt per- vert lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Williariti Dale attended the Conservative Ban- quet in - London on Saturday evening when Robert Stanfield spoke. Mr. and Mrs. 'Charles Hart of Goderich visitedlar. and Mrs. Fred Buchanan and family. • Mr. and Mrs. Jim Preszaator, BiLy and Debbie visited Mr: to be held, May 7 in Wingham and Mrs. Bob Preszcator, Rhon- and at night in Clinton. A bale da, Ricky and Denise of Kin - is to be packed before the end cardine. • of May. The corresponding sec- Mr. and Mrs. Harold McClin- retary, Mrs. Nelson Marks read chey and. family of Auburn a number of thank you cards. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Thetreasurers report was giv- Wilmer Glousher, Stewart and 'en by Mrs. Kenneth McDonald. Barbara. Mrs Martin Baan read a clip- Mrs. Ken Reid David, Paul ping taken from the clip sheet. and Jane of London with Mr. 'Mrs. Walter Bewley spoke of and Mrs. Luther Sandle.rs. attending a committee meeting Sunday visitors with Mr, and in London asking the church to Mrs. Ken Preszcator and girls Lua books recommended. by „the. were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence UCW and United Churches. Hill of Crediton, Mr. and Mrs. The Sunday School decided to David Preszcator and Christine join Avel and filmsand Mr. and Mrs. Howard Peesz- trips and, pictures ,will are available for cater of Saltferd; -0I any organization. The UCW de- Mrs. Era( Feed and Carol f Stecetsville are spending a few cided to help finance this. days with Mr. ana Mrs. Veeie Mrs. Alvin McDonald attend-• ed the 20th annual Officers' Dale. Conference, sponsored' by the Miss Linda McMichael of Federated Women's Institute of Stratford spent the Week:end Ontario, at Guelph University, with her parents., Mr. and Mrs. last week. Ross McMichael and family. A shower was held Monday Mr. and MTS. Roy' Turvey of evening for Connie Stone at the Brussels visited With the tatter's heme of Mr. and Mrs. John sister, Mrs. Edward Millet la.st Thompeon, prior to her marri- Sunday. age to Larry McMichael On May LoMndor. nanwdearlfersvi. eekendDonaldgaMalesetsr ()off: ,17. The guests were all school friends of Connie's, Betty the home of Mr. and Mrs. Darv- Thompson and Doris Bakker • Id Watson. Miss Carle Ruiyteof swere hoStesses for the evening. r trat- ford spent a few days last week Mr. and Mrs. Bill Medd and with and 111awD.alti.VrtanVileyet family of London, Mrs. Annie ..8, MeddRayspenVinuenhandaywdithfamMril.yan. d of • TToa-ontoonto spent the mrs week -end Melody and Leona Osborn with Mr. and Mrs. Douglais En - were. baptized Sunday in Beth- Mrs.eada United Church. Walter Broadfoot is Mr. Jimi,Thompson, spent the Vt'asistityrdfilmrg as.le;iniweeksam Leeminwith her„, week -end with his grandparents, Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Hunter MT. arid Mrs. Torrance of Colborne Township. Dm, des visited in London for two anMrd •BttilarbdiarMf spina. vergetheMwuirekyd days last week, with Mr. and end M their sumaner home in Mrs. Armour Dundas ,and other relatives. Mal(Milss11°Paisela Dcrrrance spent Mrs. Donald Achilles and ba- the week -end with her parents, by daughter have returned from ereee__ Clinton Public, Hospital. to the "".. and Ed n'" Mr. 'and Mrs. John Mann af home of Mr. and Mrs. Rollie rolled by Brown Ow1, Mrs. Ro- bert Cook, in a eeremeay rangeNt by Snowy Owl, Mrs. Bar- rle Jackson. • Three Brownies; Linda Eider Terri Dick and Nancy IVIcCurolae v.ere presented with their gol- den bars. Tawny Owl, Mrs. Rodger Ven. ner, was in charge of the pro- gram and the mothers precept joined- mn with the Brownie f,prres. The afternoon conduct- ed. a lth a ehert play ard Brow- nie songs. UNIT 4 UCW Goderich spent Wednesday with a Miss Connie Courts spent the Mrs. Irene Grimoldlie week -end with Sha.ren, Johnston and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. -.Dancers Graduate Harry Johnston, McKillop. Mrs. Clarence Martin spent last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin, Rich- mond Hill. Mr. and Mrs. William Murray visited on Sunday with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ChilderhOse, Kitchener. Family Day will be observed In Duff's United Church, Sun- day morning when the minister, Rev. D. E. Docket) •wi11 conduct a baptismal service, , Mr. and Mrs.. Robert Had" Charlene and Steven of Loridotr 'were Steadily visitors at tte home of Mr. and Mrs. WIttiaifl alenry. 44,4r, Seaforth Whirl -A -Ways had an enjeyable evening recently when six couples graduated Graduates were Jim and 011ie MacDonald; Bill and Gwen Scott; Bob and Beth Reid; Bob and Shirley Dinsmore; Karen McNab and Dave Rettinger; and Frank and Amelda Reynolds. Daneere attended from Clinton; Exeter, London, Stratford and Hanover. Ed Wiese of Clinton won the lucky draw. The next dance will be held on May 15 And a special Sing Along dance is planned for May 25. Members are hoping for a good atten- dance at both these events. cotioRAD..;‘ATIoN5 :TO BRuca PAPPLE on his aaaeatance as an active associate menitlAr of the London Real Estate Board, offering you photo M.L.S. SerVice, Representing DOUG STINSON, REALTOR 154 Laurentian Drive, Landon FARMS, BUSINESS, RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL and INDUSTRIAL SEAFORTH — 527-1616 LONDON — 451-3782 Unit 4 of Hensall United Church met in the Fellowship Hall with the hostess, Mrs. Pearl Shaddick welcoming the mem- bers and visitora. President, Mrs. James McAllister opened sirith invocation on the theme "Godi epeaks through the Bib- le'. Mrs,. Russell Erratt took " the devotional giving ar. inspir- ational: talk and offered prayer. Fifty visits and calls were re- ported. • Mrs. Harry Luther, accompan- ie0 by her „husband at the piano favoured with a solo, "He Giveth More Grace". Mrs. McAllister expressed thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Luther and to those who quilted Mrs. Albert Alexander gave the study and the group listen- ed to a reaord. "Ten Profiles". RECORD CROWD The turkey and ham smorgas- bord' held at St. Pauls Angli- can Church, Saturday aftern An, was a great success with a re- cord) crowd, the largest in years. The event was convened by Mrs. Barrie Jackson and Mrs. For- restr M. and MTS. Laird alickle at- tended the concert presented by the London Symphony Orches tra, Wednesday evening of last wee.k and heard the Canadian born tenor, ,,Jon Vickers from the allfetropolitan Opera in New York. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Simpson, Birmingham, Mich, were week- end visitors, with 'hrs. L. Simp- son. Mr. and Mrs. Laird Miekle and 'Miss Ann Mickle spent Sun- day With the former's daughter and son-inalaw Mr. -and Mrs. Ross MacMillan ande family in Waterloo. On Monday evening pupils of the Hensel.' Public School pre- sented their anneal Spring Con- cert with approximately three hundred people in attendance. Mr. James Sangster, Chair- man of the Hay Township Sehool Area Board, Rated as the chairman. The music witg under the direction of Mr. Law- rence Wein Music Supervisor of the school. A massed choir of el the pu- pils. opened the concert and this was followed wide each „grade presenting its own portion if lee program. The aud.enee seemed to be very pleased with the efforts of the younger pu- pils of the school.' They ware also impressed with the aing- ir.g of the Glee Club made up of Grades 7 aala 8 pupils. The concert closed with nuie- bers by the massed Choir. Fol- lowing this, 'tbe pirents were able to visit the alitssrooms and fie.et the teachers. • Loring the -evening premeds of $70.00 were realized fer the Laster Seals Campaign. Carolyn Cook, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cecile Hensel', Pas passed he- Life Saving and Swimming tests for the Bronze Medallionand the London Y.W.- C.A. Masters Certificate. Leaving by plane to ,'action with relatives in England are Mr. and Mrs. Barrie Jackson,.. David and Ann; Mr. W. 0. Good- win and Miss Mary Goodwin, who leave May 31st; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Horton, who leave • May 17th; Mrs. John Henderson bn June 9tii. Miss Barbara Schwalm whO is • attending 'UWO at London, is spending a week at her home before leaving for London to ac- cept a position at the Dearness Heine, London, for the summer months. Mr. and Mrs. Gorden Schwalm and family of Hensall, Mr. and Mrs. Don Coghlin and Debbie of Aurora, were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Norman COghlin of Atwood. Mrs. Eleanor McKenzie of Kippen is a guest with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon ,Schwalm and fam- ily. MEN'S S.S. Perma iron dress shirts, tab, button down or regular collar, white, yellow? green and blue 5.00 — 6.00 S.S. Sport Shirts •• 4.00 S.S. Sport Shirts, pernia iron 5.00 to 7.00 S.S. Knit Shirts 4.00 Perma Iron 5.00 Turtle Neck and Mock Turtle Shirts • 5.00 BOYS'. T -Shirts 1.50 to 1.95 S.S. Sport Shirts • 1.95 S.S. Perma iron , 2.95 Perma iron L.S. White Dress Shirts 2.95 BILL O'SHEA MEN'S WEAR Phone 527=0995 — Seaforth SMITH'S • SPECIALS FOR Thursday, Friday and Saturday BluegrAtRINE Champion DOG FOOD 3-1b. pkg. sso 6 15 -oz. tins 790 Kraft Miracle Whip SALAD DRESSING - • lge. 32 -oz. jar 530 Van Camp's BEANS with PORK • • 2 19 -oz. tins 430 Alien's Assorted — Orange, Grape, Pineapple -Orange DRINKS • • • • .... . . 2 lge. 48 -oz. tins 650 JAMS St. William's Assorted 4 9 -oz. jars 790 Minnette's Best Choice Quality TOMATOES 5 19 -oz. tins' $1 PRODUCE California Red Ball ORANGES, size 113's New Texas CARROTS, 2-1b. bag California New POTATOES FROZEN FOOD FEATURES Morton's — Chicken or Beef POT PIES • ' 4 f" $1 Clearbrook Frozen RASPBERRIES 215 -oz. pkgs. 790 FOR ADDITIONAL SPECIALS SEE LONDON FREE PRESS THURSDAY doz. 790 190 10 lbs. 850 Smith's SUPERIOR Phone 527-0990 Free Delivery • is. .SELLOUT -SALE , OVER 1,000 MOTHER'S DAY GIFTS SAVAUGE JEWELLERS OPPOSITE POST OFFICE OPEN PIUDAYS Tit 9:00 PA. ••.a,addaeda.a.,:37.21: • • .a • •