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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-06-20, Page 5• • • • • • a e CLOSING' . for HOU DAYS ComMencing July 2nd Reopening Tuesday, July 16th BETTY'S BEAUTY SALON PHONE 527-0470 Classified Ads pay dividends. Friends Honor Bride -Elect tli/ing. Howard Armitage, Leann iregtoni and Mrs. 'Hugh Ma, 'Ills bury, entertained friends and neighbors at a bridal glower in honor of Miss Swan McLean at the home of Mrs. W. R. Bryans on Saturday afternoten. Then were assisted by Mrs. Bryan, Mrs- George Troutbeek and Mrs. Franklin Bryans. The bride -tab° reeeived a number of lovely an useful gifts. Following a social hour, lunch was served by the hen basses, assisted by -Miss Margar- et McLean and Mise Barbara Bryans. Every week more people dis- cover what mighty jobs are accomplished by low cost Ex- positor Want Ads. Dial 527-0240. You'll Never Have to Defrost Again! ! Manger Avo...04.4 - FROST - FREE VVESTINGHOUSE REFRIGERATOR This is the 13.1 cu. ft. Westinghouse for people who want custom features, in a medium-sized refrigerator. -te — Adjustable Snap -in -half shelves — A covered ice -cube caddy and two trays — A 3 -temperature butter conditioner — A removable 22 egg container — And of course everything is frost -free. So you'll never need to defrost again, Ever. — Available in Avaeado, .Antique, Copper or White BOX FURNITURE Phone 527-0680 — ,Seaforth Descendants Attend John g. Turner and Harold Turner, both descendants of the founders of Turners' Church in Tuckersmith, stand out - 'side its doors awaiting the start of services for the last time. Rev. C. M. Jardine, Whigham, chairman of the Huron -Perth Presbytery board was guest ministey. Photo by (larttley.) SMITH'S SPECIALS. FOR Thursday, Friday and Saturday Mother Parker's instant COFFEE 6 -oz. jar 930 Kellogg's SPECIAL K CEREAL 2 11 -oz. ,pkgs. 890 SANI-FLUSII • • • • 2 lge. 34 -oz: tins 790 Bick's — Barbecue, Hamburg, Corn or Bicallili ASSORTED RELISHES 2 12 -oz. jars 530 Heinz — "Baby Budget Bundle" BABY FOODS pkg. of 6 jars 650 Premium Fancy Red SOCKEYE SALMON, • - • • 73/4 -oz. tin 550 Aylmer Raspberry or STRAWBERRY JAM, Ige. 24 -oz. jar 490 solo MARGARINE , 2 1-1b. prints 450 PRODUCE U.S. No. 1 Quality NEW POTATOES Ont. Grown Hot House TOMATOES Sunkist 10 lbs. for 790 1b.29 ORANGES, 138's doz. 690 • FOR ADDITIONAL SPECIALS SEE LONDON FREE -PRESS THURSDAY Smith's Phone 527-0990 Free Delivery STEDMANS FINAL CLEARAN WATER DAMAGED STOCK SAVINGS 17 e% UP TO ia• WE MUST CLEAR THIS MERCHANDISE AREA WEDDi NG go, MURRAY ROWAT St. Colurnban BeeMan eatbdie ic Church was the netting at 2:00 p.m. on June 1st 1068 for the marriage of nir. Paul Josepla Murray to Miss Sldela Irene Rowel. Mr. Murray is the son c'`of Mr. and Mrs. StePho Murray of RR2, Walton and attiss Rowat is the only daugh- ter of Mx. and Mrs. Llpyd Ro- wat of 25 Church St. $eaforth. News of WALTON . 'Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Turnbull are spending this week with friends in Eaton Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Huether and Steven and John attended the Webster Reunion held at Goderieh last Sunday. Miss Bonnie 'Chien nurse in training at Vietoria Hospital, London, spennthe weekend with her. father, Mr. Ernest Uhler. Mrs. Frank Johnston of Mc- Kilop spent the weekend with Mr. mid, Mrs. Torrence Dundas. Mr. and Mrs. David Freetity of Toronto &Pent several days with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas En- nis. Mr. and 1VIrs. A. Docken, Lon. don, spent the weekend at the manse with their son, Rev. D. E. Docken. Mr. Bisset from Goderich will show slides at the Walton 'W.I._ ' on Wednesday, convened by Mrs. Ray Huetlesan and Mrs. Ger- ald Watson. A busload of ladies spon- sored by the W. L enjoyed a tour of London Tu.esday, under the eonvenership of Mrs. Ken- neth McDonald, Mrs. Nelson Marks, Mrs. Neil lVfcGavin and Mrs. Donald Achilles. Mr. and Mrs. Douglass En- nis spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ennis' , Whitby. Mr. and Mrs. James McDonald visited or Sunday at _Wroxeter as guests of Mr. and Mrs, James Sanderson, LOCAL BRIEFS Mrs. Dale Nixon, Mrs. Keith Sharp, Mrs. M. R. Rennie, Mrs. . W. Brown and Mrs. R. K. Me- Tarlane were in Hensall on Monday evening attending the 7th anniversary of the WMS ih Carmel Church, when Miss • Dorothy Douglas was the guest speaker. . Miss Isabel Pethick, daugh- ter of Mr. and Airs. George Peth- ick, is a patient hi Seaforth Community Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. William Deice, • Bonnie and Billy, Madison Heights, 1Vlichigan, Mrs. Chris Heist and Mr. Joe Kernick of Exeter weee Sunday guests with, - Mr. and, 1VIrs. Geo. Fox of Wal- ton. Mir. and Mrs. Doug Macho and John of Dublin, Mrs. Annie Old- field and Mrs. Lizzie Brown, Seeforth spent the weekend with Harry Kruse at Orville, Pary Sound district. '_._Weekend_guests with -Me -and Inas. Sidney Gemmall and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gernmell ware Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ross of Grand Rapids, Michigan; Mrs. H. B. Atkinson, Mrs. H. Troyer, Mise Edina Atkinson, Miss Muri- el Troyer and Mr. W. E. Smith all of Toronto_ Mrs. Fred Hutchings of Cali- fornia is a guest of her rela- tives, Mr. and Mins, W. E. .Haw- ley, Mrs. Minnie Hawley, and Mr. Zack McSpadden. She came east owing to the illness of her brother, Mr. Wm. McSpadden. Mr. and, [Mrs. Stanley Bruce of Miami, Manitoba were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Bruce. Mr. and Mrs. Sam J. MacKen- zie of Georgetown were guests on Mr. and Mrs. John A. Card - Mir. J W. 'Talbot has sold his residence on John Street to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Short of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Short are the par- ents of Mrs. Wayne Ellis a Sy- camote, Illinois. Dr. and 'Mrs. Hugh Jack were guests of Mrs. R. B. Scott and Miss Jean Seott.. lievenend .ratlwr Limit • 01 Seaforth officieted at the del.tb» Le ring ecrelnener. 'The cleureh• was decorated with White lilac anti yellow eshasti daleien. The bride) who was aivelv marriage by her father, wore a floor lengthA-line gown of white silk organza with a front panel of Swiss nutPre daises and pale yellow satin ribbon. Her headress of a wide matching bow caught '.a -silk net chapel train and she carried a bouquet of yellow roses. Mra. Williaau Renvat of London: as matron of efkor wore white,' while Miss Joanne Rimstead of Torontoared Miss Jane Beshart of Seaforth, as ,bridesmaids, wore pale yen loweeAll three were 'gowned alike in floor length dresses styled by the matron of honor. They wore shasta daisies in their hair and carried daisy bouquets. Mr. Leon Maloney of RR5, Seaforth was groomsman and ushers were 'brothers of the groom, Mr. Robert Murray and Mr. Kenneth Murray. The groones youngest brother, Mr. Larry Murray, was soloist dur- ing the ceremony. Following the weddingse din- ner and reception was hWed at the Seaforth Curling Club. The mother of the bride received gusts wearing a green dress and coat ensemble while Mrs. Mur- ray .assisted in a blue costume. They both wore white gardenia corsages:. For travelling costume the bride wore a dress, coat ensem- ble in natural linen, the coat gayly striped in blue and yel- low. She wore a, natural wide brimmed Straw hat and navy shoes and bag. • Prior to her marriage, Miss Rowat was honored at a shower at the home of Miss Sheila Ma- lone, Miss Joan Coleman, Mrs. Thomas Phillips and Miss Jane Boshart joined in giving a show- er at the home of Mrs. Nelson Gixests were present from To- ronto, Codrington, Sudbury, Lon- don, Manitoulin Island as well as the immediate surrounding area. • Mr. and Mrs. Murray will re- . side on th,e groom's farm at RR5, Seaforth. 1144.1114014 'EXPOITON **FMK 0141"4 FOR INFORMAT TRANSPORTAT on ELECTION DAY CALL Seaforth 52770611 EDGAR -TRU DEAU LIBERAL Committee Rooms Huron Liberal Association -SHIRLEY - WIVE ARY I AM CONVINCED —that housing is a basic social service. —that consumer rights should be protected through a Prices Review Board. —that all citizens deserve com- prehensive health are. -n-that old age security should be raised to $125 a month at • 65. AN NDP GOVERN- MENT— would attend to these and other vital issues facing all Canadians IN HURON -put PEOPLE first Shirley M. Weary NDP •authorized by Huron Riding As- sociation, NDP. RUBY'S LEAN SMOKED PICNIC , HAMS Ib. 45 LEAN BUTT PORK CHOPS lb. 59 IDEAL FOR THE BARBEQUE — LEAN RIB STEAKS Ib. 89 SKINLESS WIENERS LEAN BEEF PATTIES FRESH PORK LIVER 2 lbs. 99c 2 lbs. $1.00 2 lbs. 69c COLEMAN'S SUMMER SAUSAGE • • lb. 89c BY THE PIECE RirefSCB631641E nAm§ WESTON'S BREAD GRADE A MEDIUM EGGS Ib. 89c 4 loaves 89c 2 doz. 77c o a betteP used FROM LARRY SNIDER MOTORS LTD. 1966 PONTIAC STRATO CHIEF, 4 -door, $ 6-cyl. standard transmission, radio. E19-587. Uc.1895 auto., radio. Lic. A78-958. 1966 FORD CUSTOM, 4 -door, 6-cyl, $ 895 1 top, 390, 4 -barrel, " 1966 FAIRLANE "G.T.A." 2 -door hard- S '2 auto, radio, Lie. 395 H48,104. 1966 FORD 10 -passenger country se- dan, V-8, auto, P.S. and P.B., r ad Lic. 98294X. . $2395 speed, radio. Lic. H47'-189. 1965 CORVAIR MONZA, Hardtop, 4- $950 1965 PONTIAC STRATO-CI-IIEF 4 -door, $ V-8, auto., radio, Lic. H47-190. 1395 _ 1966 F250, 3/4 -Ton Pick -Up "CAMPER S SPECIAL", V-8, auto, radio, 750 x 16, 2595- 8 and 10 ply tires, many, many extras, Lie. C87-668. 1966 MERCURY F700 Dump, alumin-C3850 um body, -Lin 25046V. *F 1967 CHEVROLET .Pick -Up, C93-$ 921. 895 1965 FORD "Four by Fork", Lic. C83-$ 775. 1 1950 1959 FARGO, Cab- and , Chassis, 3- $ 400speed auxiliary, Lic. 56099C. TRACTORS 1966 Ford 6000 Diesel 1964 Ford 6000 Diesel 1965 Case 130 and loader 1962 Ford Super Major 1965 IHC 414 Diesel 1955 Ford 850 1956 Massey 50 with loader 1957 Oliver 77 Super, gas 1950 Oliver 77 1950 IHC 4-W Ford flail mower, used very little 1962 Massey 4 -furrow lift plow $5,000.00 $4,000.00 $2,200.00 $2,090.00 $1,875.00 $1,250.00 $1,200.00 $1,190.00 $600.00 $475.00 $475 $390 11 -foot Tual cultivator with harrow • • • • $300 New Idea 95 bus. spreader $195 11 -foot Massey -Harris wheel cultivator $135 Bissell 3 -section harrows $65 LARR SNIDER MOTORS LTD. Phone 235-1640 gxetet