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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-05-16, Page 5• • 4 • 1 a • • • • • • SPECIALS FOR Thursday, Friday and Saturday Aylmer Sliced PEACHES, 14 -oz. tin Maple Leaf Sockeye SALMON, 73/4 -oz tin Maple Leaf Canned HAMS, 11/2-1b. tin Swift's Golden Dew MARGARINE Regular — All Flavors KOOL-AID Aylmer Fancy Crushed PINEAPPLE, 19 -oz. tin White Swan° BATHROOM TISSUE • • 2 4 -roll pkgs. $1 Royal Crown CANNED POP 610 -oz tins 550 Colgate Palmolive's New — Giant Size reg. lc— ULTRA-BRITE TOOTH PASTE only 590 ARTIC POWER 1 .59 PRODUCE 290 570 11139 4 1-1b. prints 950 10 pkgs. 450• 29 King Size ---: Coldwater Soap Florida New Crop SLICING TOMATOES • • 14 -oz: tube 290 No. 1 Quality Golden Ripe BANANAS• 2 lbs. 290 FROZEN FOOD FEATURES Still 'Meadow Brand Breaded Chicken Legs or Breasts 24 -oz. pkg. $1.69 Sunshine 4-1b. Poly bag FRENCH FRIES only 850 FOR ADDITIONAL SPECIALS SEE LONDON FREE PRESS THURSDAY - Smith's Phone 527-0990 Free Delivery WEDDING INVITATIONS DIAL 527-0240 — SEAFORTH A GENERAL ELECTRIC SPECIAL V.814%2046,62.00,..24105.0 I C,..9.:.;'• :.•;;•;•0:_,..$3•AZS.:.:r. • , .11,.....r.m...f:'•; a ' . EA",r TiV,..•,j,:i4trl, '. ' H .. Model No. 130L.75 NO FROST REFRIGERATOR -FREEZER SPECIAL TO CLEAR $299▪ 00 —Down with Defrosting — Cut Down Shopping Trips — Keep Food Fresher Longer — Out with Sticking Ice Trays FRANK KLING Ltd. Seaforth Phone 527-1320 ewe Members of the -Sal/forth Le- gion I3eNcling Lean% P14.aaxail another successful season on Friday evening..with the annual banquet and presentation of tro- phies to the winning teams and individual winner. There were approximately 40 present with Pon Wood, presi- dent of the bowling league, pre- siding over the gathering. The Ladies Auxiliary to the y,egion catered for the banquet am; were thanked on behalf of the league by Jaek Eisler for the ex- cellent meal served. One of the highlights of the evening was the psysentation of trophies to top winning -teams and also to ineividual trophy winners. ' William Dalrjeriple, vice-presi- dent, extended a welcome and congratulation, on behalf of the president, C. -Wood and 'branch, to the league members. The chairman Don Wood, introduced' ' the head table follewing the banquet, which included: Mr. and Mrs. Mel Melanson, Mrn.and Mrs Don Eiton, Mr. William Dalrymple, Mr. and Mrs. Al Nicholson, Mr. and lifrs. Gor- don Noble and Mrs. Don Wood. Presenting of trophies follow- ed: schedule :trophy waswon by the *eaters, captained by Dnr- een• Eisler and included Jai°kie Melanson, Jean Hoff, Howard James, Max Learn and Gordon Scott. The presentation was made by Mel Melanson, sports officer of the branch and league treasurer. Playoff winners were the Un- touchables, eaptained by Lester ZION Mr. Keith Malcolm has finish-, ed writing exams at Western University, London and is home for the summer months. • Mr and Mrs. Norris Sillery, Brucefield, with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Aikens on Thursday. Mrs. Neil Nairn and boys 6f Kitchener, was home for • the weekehd witiv her patents, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Aikens. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bush- • field visited Mr.- and Mrs. Wil- liam Stewart; Kitchener recen- tly. Mrs. , Norris Sillery, Bruce - field and Mrs. Lorne Aikens called on Mrs. Mary Malcolm on Thursday. Miss Joan Britton, Toronto, spent Mother's Day with Mr. and Mrs. Herb Britton; also Mrs. Len O'Rourke visited her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Britton. ' Mr. and Mrs. Ian Fisher, Wil- lowdale, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Moore for Mother' S Day. Mr. and Mrs, Ross Gordon and Barry, Seaforth, spent Mother's Day with 'Mrs. Mary Malcolm and celebrated her 79th birthday •on Sunday. • Mr. and Mrs. George Pepper, Mitchell, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Pepper. Wendy Gail, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Blythe Lannin,was baptised in Mitchell United Church on Sunday. • Mrs. Mabel Higgerson, Mr. Harry Proctor, attended the Cooper-Ashorne wedding in Main Street United Church, Sat- urday evening. , 4.017Lhar4t at inie4nied Ann Wood, Ehne Bout•tgate,. Gloria Learn, EW ggn4erS971 PAd Ver ter, Malcohn. and W$10 MORAVA by Bill Dalrymple, vice-Pren- dent. The men's and ladies' higtz ;N- emo we to Ann, Weed, OW and Don Wood, 225, These were presented by Al Nicholson, De- puty District Om:dander. The men's and ladies' high triple were won by Oelen Nich- olson, 784 and Don Eaton, 779. The presentation was made -bY Don Wood, -league president-. •' The men% and) ladies' high single went to Doreen Eder, 308 and Lester Leonhardt, 373 and was presented by Al Nich- ." then. Wood then peesenteilt JOYce. AeatlierSon With a OM and saucer for low game of 88 and • nAr owie Awards NOWA' 9f Winclielsea a Lighter to Lee Ragan.Vilth low •Qfl The last feature and e PoIM lar one was a presentation of crying towels to members of the Hippies for not showing up ler two play-off nights. 'the p.resen- tatioa was made by Bill Darern- ple to Pete -Hays who in turn presented each member of that team with a towel. Election of officers followed with Don Wood as leagu•e presi- dent, Jackie Melanson. treasur- er and Don Eaton, secretaaY. Mrs. Mel Melanson, on be- half of the Brownies, Guides and Rangers made a presenta- tion to Mrs. F. Walters, Auxili- ary President. Foeowing the banquet the members and guests enjoyed a &Tint with the Royal -Aires sup- plying the music. FLOOD, — •Spring wedding vows in St. Patrick's Roman Catholic .Churcle Dublin, amidst lovely white and yellow mums were exchanged when Sheila Jean Flood became the bride of Wil- liam Douglas Butters of Dublin. The High Mess ceremony was performed ty Rev. Rerai Dur - The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William T. Flood., Seaforth, and the groom is the son' of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Butters, Dublin. The bride, given in marriage by her father, 'was attired in a • FREEZER HEADQUARTERS AT BOX'S BUTTERS floor length gown, fasbioned. from Italian faille on Aline style with fitted bocliee accent- ed with seed pearls and long lily -point sleeves. A detachaole chapel length train edged in chantilly lace fell from the back of her shoirlders. A floral clus- ter held a four -tiered French illusion facer veil in opine. She carried yellow roses and ivy. Bridesmaids, Rosmary O'Caa- nor, Dublin and Joyce Kelland ' of London, were gowned alike in floor length A-line gowns of yellow Lagoda Crepe with sleeveless bodices of line lace accented by an empire waist df rose buds. A camelot babk fell from the shoulders in graceful folds. Matching bow headpieces completed the arrangement. Miss Dolores Maloney, Sea-. forth, was the maid -of -honor. For their honeymoon tl Ni- agara Falls following a recep- tion in the Brodhagen Hall, Dublin, the bride chose a green tweedensemble with accessor- ies. She also wore a white gar - &pia corsage. The couple will take up resi- denoe in Dublin. Guests for the ceremony came from Stratford, Seaforth, Lon- don 'and Toronto. orisr MUNN WM' Every week more people dis- cover what raighty jobs are accomplished by low cost Ex- positor Want Ads. Dial 527-0240. . 1r. and We, Bob Bibby and family Of girkten visited -en Flidny evening with Urn. Mtn Coward. . Mrs, William Wolters .visited on Thursday in gxeter With Mrs, Newton Clarke Mr. and Mrs. Rey Cottle of Exeter visited on Thursday eve. ning with Mr. and Mrs. William Walters. Mrs. Freeman Horne, Mrs. Sanford Hutton, Mrs. Eisen Lynn and Met John Coward at- tended the Horticultural Meet- ,ieg in Kirkton on Tuesday eve- ning and enjoyed pictures of Europe shown by • Mr:. "Doug -Miles of Clinton. . Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hern had as their guests on Sunday: Mr. and -Mrs. Murray Coward, Pam- ela and Jeffery of Sunshine line; Mr and We: Bob 'Bibby and family of Kirkten; Mr. and Mrs. Bev„ Parsons and family of near Exeter; Mr, .end Mrs.. Wib Cow- ard and Susan of London; Miss Kathy Hem of Clhiton; and Mr. Brian He of Stratford. . Mr. William Walters spent the weekend at Chesley Lake.' Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Hutton, Dennis and Dianne visited in Monkton on 'Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Rhueben Pehlke. Mrs, William Walters and Danny .visited- on Sunday vifith Mr. and Mrs.. Howard payman and family of Kippen and Mrs. Joseph Dayman of Exeter. Mrs. Phil Hern attended a bus trip to Toronto on Wednes- day, sponsored by the Rebekah Lodge of Exeter. • UCW Meets Mrs. Robert Dalton presided over a meeting of the UCW on Wednesday, opening with a poem "What a friend we have in Mother". Mrs. Everett Beuerman open- ed the study period with the Bible quote, "The Lord is nigh unto all them that call upon him". She read the 5th Psalm and followed with a meditation on it called "What time I am afraid." 'Mrs. Jim Axtman presented the fourth chapter .of the study book called "A Modern Naomi". Mrs. Beuerman closed the meeting with prayer. ST. COLUMBAN SOCCER NOTES St. Columban played their first game of the season,on Sat- urday in London against the London Celtics one of the bet- ter teams and came out on the shorft. end of the score 5-3. Gerald Ryan scored St. Col- umban's three goals. Officials urged support for the club at their home games. The next game is at St. Colum - ban field on Saturday at 4 p.m., against Sarnia. Joseph Noran, Donna and Dan- ny were at St. Joseph's Oratory, Montreal and Kingston at Mr. and Mrs. Gordan Costello's for„ the weekend. •-• The MOWN AXP9grok SPIA:FORTH# 01Plry MAY .COR (STEWARTS' COOP JAQues) GRASS SEEDS SEED POTATOE GARDEN SEEDS PACKAGER OR BULK DUTCH SETS ONIONS Fencing Supplies Steel Roofing Cement ATRAZINE and WEED SPRAYS in Stock' FERTILIZER BAG or BULK • for all your requirements SEAFORTH FARMERS Phone 527-0770 . Seaforth Phone 527-040 Seaforth 50 e s'2Oil e en( gallon of Pittsbity0 Paints Sa1664 air every quart : WESTINGHOUSE FREEZERS 7, 12, 10 & 23 Cu. ft. sizes in stock now Priced as low as .00 BOX- FURNITURE Phone 527-0680 Seaforth e INVITATIONS O ANNOUNCEMENTS ACCESSORIES COME IN AND ASK FOR YOUR FREE BRIDAL GIFT REGISTER The Huron Expositor Seaforth Phone 527-0240 Seaforth Pittsburgh Paints are a bargain even at the regoIsr price.They go on easily and outlast ordinary paints 2,3, or as couch as 4 years. And now they're yours at savings of $2.50 per gallon. 'Me Spring COat Sale includesWallhide Latex One , Coat Plat \fs1 all Paint sod Satinhide Latex Lo-Lustse inarnel Ern -interiors. And f or exteriors save on Sun.:P root Oil Base Noose P aint, Sun..? roof Latex tiouse Paint whierhas 4 times the stretch power of other Latex House Paints, and New Sun -Proof Latex ?cheer. Act now1 Save $20 on every gallon of PlitSbutgn Paints. CROWN HARDWA Phone 527-1420 suAromin