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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-07-11, Page 61i4111.014;'EXFOSITOR, 5EAFORTH ONT. JU Y 11, f96% 0 0 .MEATY PORK PICNIC HAMS lb. MEATY SPARE. 4 RIBS lb. 69 LEAN BUTT PORK CHOPS lb. 6 SLICED PEAMEAL BACON lb. 69c LEAN BEEF PATTIES 10 for 99c SLICED BREAKFAST BACON • • 1'/ lbs. $1 WESTON'S BREAD 4 loaves 99c SMOKED COTTAGE ROLLS -lb. 69c CHICKEN NECKS 5•lbs. 39e MIXED POP 10 tins 8 WEDDING INVITATIONS THE HURON EXPOSITOR Phone 527-02-10 Seaforth FROM LARRY SNIDER MOTORS LTD. 1966 PONTIAC STRATO CHIEF, 4 -door, $ 895 6-cyl. standard transmission, radio. Lk: 019-587. 1966 FORD CUSTOM 0 4 -door, cl'1.1$31.895 auto., radio. Lic. A78-958. 1967 PLYMOUTH "Sports Satalite", V-8, $2 995 Auto., pewer steering, low mileage, Lie. 773-232. 1966 F250, 3/4 -Ton Pick -Up "CAMPER $ SPECIAL", VS, auto, radio, 750 x 16, 24.95 8 and 10 ply tires, many, many extras, Lic. C87-668. • 1967 CHEVROLET ,Pick -Up, Lk. C93. 921. $ 1 895 1965 FORD "Four by Four", Lic. C83-$1895 775. • 1967 FORD'GALAXIE 500, 2 -door Hard-$ 3195 top, V-8; Auto., Radio, P.S. and P.B., vinyl roof. Lic. H48-203. 0 TRACTORS 164 Ford 6000 Wesel $4,000.00 1965 Case 430 and loader $2,200.00 Ford Major Diesel r$1,000.00 1965 IHC 414 Diesel $1,875.00 1955 Ford 850 $1,250.00 1950 Oliver 77 $600.00 1962 Massey 4 -furrow lift plow $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 I.H.C. A and 2 -row cultivator IHC B-250 Diesel Cockshutt 7 -ft Mower 1953 Ford Jubilee Ferguson 2 -furrow Plow Loader for IHC or Super 'C' complete with valve and tank Ford 2 -row Cultivator $65 $300.00 -1850.00 $135.00 $975.00 $65.00 $115.00 $100.00 LARRY SNIDER MOTORS LTD. Phone 235464o * Exeter Over 200 Gather At Otiblin For Holland -Gaffney Reunion With a wonderful bzeak from the weatherman a crowd im exceSs of two, hundred; of Hollands and Gaffneys gather- ed on Gerald Holland's grounds at 11:30a.m. where doughnuts and coffee were waiting wiline everybody got registered and dolled up with badges, top hats Hawaiian Leis, Goy 90 garters, swagger canes for the men and Royal Tiras for the women, By this time the refreshment booth and kitchen were in full sing and both worked con- tinuously till the fireworks at 10 p.m. wherb the bus with 60 passengers from Windsor left for home, and practically all the guests were gone by mid night. During the Clay, the now well known "Toormerville Trolley" with approximately 25 passen- gers all the time, maintained a steady schedule till dark. At half hour intervals there were games far the kids with only an excuse for them to win a prize, so all the kids went home with "bagsfull of loot". • A peeial attraction of this particular party was the pres- entation of a matched coin set in plastic cage of a silver dol- lar to a penny in the year mat- ching the age of all the child- ren of the "third generation" and a special souvenier to ever- yone- else on the grounds. During the day six special awards were made and six special prizes were given at the discretion of those in charge. The caterers, all from Mit- chell, vNere unanimously ac- clainied tho hast ever. The following attended: Mrs, Laura Holland, Dublin; Jack and Florence Flynn, Dublin; George and Alice Holland, Dub- lin; George and Teresa Coville, Dublin; Leo Murray, St. Co- lumban; Loretta and Ken and Carrol Batson, London:. Con Holland, London; Gloria Bailey, and Peter, Detroit; Stephen and Vi Holland, Ric;key and ,Vickey, Brantford; Don and Joan Hil- debrand; Marilyn, S tep h en, Laurie, Susan, Kitchener. Frank and Leona O'Connor, Patrick, Terry, Colleen, Jane, Danny, Scarboro, Ont.; Don and ,Lenone. Heard, Deborah, Eliza- beth, Robert, Jeffrey, Nevvmafr- ket, Ont.; Gerald '11, and Betty Holland, Carrot, Marilyn, Tom- my, Harold', Marie, Bernice, Pauline, Cathy, Stratford; John,C-hritine, Sterrett' Gas" - News of Winchelsea Mrs. John Coward spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bev. Parsons and family of near Ex- eter. Mr. Gary Hern spent the past week at Chesley Lake. Mr. and Mrs. William Walters and Danny visited on Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. How- ard Dayman and family of Kippen. Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor, Phyllis, Vicky, William and David are holidaying in the north country ,this week. The Elimville and Winchel- • sea communities gave Miss Mar- garet Johns a bride -elect of July 20, a bridal shower on Fri- day evening at Elimville Town- ship Hall with a big crowd in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Hutton and Mrs. Elson Lynn' enjoyed the bus trip on Monday sponsor- ed by the Kirkton Horticulture Society. Master Michael Grubb' of Far- quhar spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Freem'an Horne. Miss Ruth Horne left on Tues- day morning for the Western Provinces: She expects to go as far.as Calgary. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bibby and family of Kirkton, visited on Wednesday with Mrs. John Cow- ard. - Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cole of London visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Horne. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Fulton and Larry of Elimville visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Hutton, 'Dennis and Dianne. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Walters and Danny attended graduation night at Clinton, High School on Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hern, Jan- et, Kevin and Greg spent the weekend at Chesley Lake. Miss Ruth Horne crf London, visited on Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Horne and Ray- mond. She is leaving for the Western Provinces this week. • Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan Pen - hale, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Penhale all of Sarnia, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Kers- lake and family. Mr. George Bailey visited on Sunday with Mrs. Dorothy Col- lier of Kirkton. Mr. Laurence Taylor has tak- en a position at Grand Bend for the summer months. Mrs. Annie Veal has returned to her home in Exeterforthe summer. The Elimville CGIT girls are having Bible School at the Church or a week. All the little people will be attending. Mr. and Mks. Elson Lynn, Joan and Jim visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Skin- ner at Sehringville. Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Mitten, Dennis and Dianne visited on Siiiiday With Mr. and Mit Mur- ray Bray of Molesworth Par, Windsor; RaYin.ond, Jean, Jim, Gerry, Raymond, Paddy, goott, Susan Holland; Windsor; Paul and .Nancy Holland, Jet% fnm Kind?erley. Windsor; Douglas and Isobel Gailbraith, Janice, Laurie Shelle3r, Doug,- las, Winegar; Patricia Grieg a,nd Cathy, Orillia, _Ont.; Bill and Irene Holland, David, Rebecca, Kathleen, Windsor; Richard and Anne Coulson, Riekie, Gerald, Chris, Stephen, Detreilt; Don and Stephan4e Miebeial and Rosemary, Windsor. Barbara and, John Zakoor, Stephanie, Conrad, Christina of Chatham, Ont.,; Rosemary Doug- las, Ann, Bill, Jantie, Stephen, Montreal, 13,Q.; John and Mar- garet Fra.ppier, Susan and Ger- ry, Montreal, P.Q.; Edward and Joan Holland, David, Teddy, Daniel, Scarbora; Ont.; Leo Car- lin, John, Bill, Doug, Mark, Bar- ry, London; John and Mary Fawoette, London; Barbara, Reynolds, Douglas, Eleanor, Sarnia; Tim and Mary Regan, Agincourt, Ont; Jim and Roma Regan, Joanne, Patricia, Danny, Hold Family Picnic The Stephenson picnic was held at the Lions Park in Sea - forth on Sunday. A delicious pienic lunch was served after which a brief business meeting was conducted by the president and a sports program was held. Sports were conducted by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stephenson, and Mn and Mrs. Gerald Rath - well. Winners were: 5 and un- der, Mark. Taylor, Scott Consitt; girls, '6-8, Brenda Dowson, Julie Armstrong; boys, 6-8, Robbie McConnell, Paul Consitt; girls 8-10, Cathy Taylor; boys 8-10, Billy Stephenson; young ladies race, Donna Taylor, Cathy Tay- lor; young mens race, Blaine Stephenson, Kevin Jewitt; mar- ried ladies, Ruth Willert, Greta McConnell; married men, How- ard Armstrong; kicking shoe in basket, ladies, Margaret Steph- enson, men, Elmer Armstrong; ladies pass the package, Mar- garet Stephenson; water relay, Tom Consitt's team; clothes re- lay, Howard Armstrong's team; youngest baby present was Steven Consitt, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Consitt. The oldest person present was Mrs. Hask- itt of Lion's Head. The greyest lady was Mrs. Hill and the bal- dest man was Lee McConnell. A candy scramble was held for the children. Cathy, Marham, Ont.;;Larry arid Gerry Regan, Tim, • 'Debbie, Paul, Pat, David, Agincourt, Ont.; Mary Gaffney, Toronto, John and Agnes Ciregus, Bert- nadette and Jerome, Arva, Ont.; Tom and Barbara Gaffney, Tim- mis, Bill, Valerie, RR iStratford; Gerald and Mona Craftily, John, Debbie, Suzanne, Peter, Karen, Patricia, Stratford; 0, J. and Batty Gaffney, Elizabeth, Jos- eph., David„ Domenic, Anita, Stratford;; Harold and Agnes Gaffney, Tommy, Joanne, Jan- et, James, R.9. Monicton; Bill and Laura Gaffnfey, Stratford; Robert and Eleanor Gaffniey, Paul, Mark, Greg, Stratford; Mrs. Elizabeth Gaunt,' 100 Hi- bernia, Stratford; Mrs. Marie Querin, California. Grace .Ball, London; Mr. and Mrs. Joe ,Carbert, Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds, Clinton; Mrs.' Grant Bailey and Peter, Detroit; Helen and Dick Tate, Dearborn, Michigan;- Kathleen and Leslie Scott, Chicago, III.; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tate, Mich.; Gerald and Betty Holland, Car- roll, Marilyn, Tommy, Harold, Marie, Bernice, Pauline, Kathy, Strtford; Joe and Grace Young, Jim, John, Bill, Frank, Tim, Joanne, Stratford; Bob Good- ing, Stratford; Sister Stephanie, ,Wallaceburg; Don and Joan Gaffney, Donald, Dianne, Mar- ilyn, Michael of Mitchell. Miss ith Dildn an4 Miss Beth Se der of Detroit spent .the American holiday with Isfr. and' Mrs. Vivan Cooper arid 'sons. Mrs. Reid Torrance is visit- ing with her daughter, Mrs. Robert liafies at Severn Bridge. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van -Wier- ren and family visited Mr. and M,rs. Sennena of Brancton. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Manson of London visited Mr. Robert Thomson. -Miss Pam Mickle of Hensall Spent a day last week with .Louise Kirk: Miss Jo -Anne Van Wierren re- turned home Saturday from en- joying a few days at camp in the Pinery. Miss Christine Jonker of Hoogeveen, Holland, is spend- ing two months with her friends Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fisher. Mr. Bert Thomson and family accompanied by Mr. Robert Thomson visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stokes and Larry of Lon- don. / • Mr. Elzar Mousseau has been a patient in, Seaforth Commun- ity Hospital for two weeks. Steven and Jimmie Hillier -of Thamesford spent last week with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex McMurtrie. Mr. Michael Smith of Guelph visited his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wren. Mr. and Mrs. N. Hood and Mrs. Long spent an afternoon with Mrs. Ed. Morton of near Seaforth: THIS WEEKS S-PEC1AL 670 X 15 4 -ply TIRES $29 for Gerald's Supertest Phone 527-1010 Seaforth SPECIALS FOR Thursday, Friday and Saturday Flavour Crystals - Orange or . TANG Lipton's Orange Pekoe TEA nAGS Aylmer Fancy TOMATO JUICE Delmonte Pineapple -Grapefruit 23% 430 -oz pkgs. pkg. of 60 bags 770 48 -oz. tin 290 PEACH HALVES .'• • . 2 14oz. tins 490 Kellogg's Giant Size CORN FLAKES 2 16 -oz. pkgs. 750 PRODUCE U.S. No. 1 Jumbo Size CANTELOPES Vine Ripend TOMATOES 3 for $1 per lb. 2* House ;1Z.T13 E ANS per lb. 390 Frozen Food Pink or White `. LEMONADE,.6-oz. tin 7 for $1 FOR , ADDITIONAL SPECIALS SEE LONDON FREE PRESS 'THURSDAY Smith's Phone 527-0990 Free Delivery OFFICE SUPPLIES THE HURON EXPOSITOR Phone 527-0240 Mid -:Summer • JOHNSON 'OFF' All Metal Portable Insect Repellent Reg. 33 .7Y2 oz. Family size aerosol. Repels black flies, mosquitoes etc. Safe odorless. Won't stain. BARBECUE - Pack it up! Legs double as a carry handle. 16 x 11 x 16" high. Plated grill. Wind hood. BARBECUE FIRE -STARTER Jumbo 48 oz. Odorless and safe. 3 .88 Compare at $6.29 .59 Hardwood FOLDING STOOL R. $1.09 • 111/2 x 111/2 x. 131/4" high stool folds for trunk. Ideal for picnics and sports, etc. yor. 411P. umnoinn TIRE Reg. Replacement 3 -Way Cot Cover 3 .98 $4.98 Deluxe 9 -ply canvas, • leatherette reinforced, In red, green or blue. • Eyelets and laces. grJggig Large 38 x 80" SLEEPING BAG SPECIAL 0.88 -44b. Therrnocel filled blue taffeta, cosy _tar- tan flannel lining. A Non -allergenic. We reserve the right to limit quantities on all sale Items. crinnoinn TIRE riaMICVNItY "AVIV .7,y7.0z # / F °''----FRED TILLEY „ 30 x 80" Deluxe AIR MATTRESS Rubberized cotton, box. edge sides, end pillow. Quilted for comfort. Save more than $4. FOOT ACTIVATED AIR PIIJIMP nozzle Rubber construction. Special and 20" hose. Reg. $1.30 .88 Compare at $12.95 .97 Extra! Cash and Carry BONUS COUPONS 3 CMV-cyfizels„, rib 991 US JONI aos. fla API( 61 a a •