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The Huron Expositor, 1968-10-31, Page 40IPhone 235-1640 ...... Exeter THE HURON EXPOsITOR, SEAFORTH, ONT., OCT 31, 190 MAKE YOUR MOVE TO BETTER - USED CARS WE HAVE A GREAT SELECTION OF LATE MODEL A-1 USED CARS CHECK THESE PRICES 1968 Pontiac Grand Parisienne 2 -door hard- top, V-8, auto, P.S. and P.B., radio, black, 12,000 actual miles, Li!. 1153615 . $3495 1967 Ford LTD, 4 -door, low mileage, V-8, auto., P.S. and P.B., Radio, Rear Speak- er, Lic. 1157111. $2895 1966 Pontiac Parisienne Custom Sport, con- vertible, V-8, P.S. and P.B., Radio, Lic. 1150315. , $2395 1966 Chrysler Windsor Hardtop, Loaded, Lic. 1148650. • $2195 1966 Ford Galaxie 500, Hardtop, Loaded,, 1146263 $2195 1967 Ford 4 -door, V-8 auto., Radio, Lic. 1148156 - $1919 • 1966 Ford Sedan, 6 auto., Radio, Lic. A78958 $1396- 1966 Pontiac4-door, 6 -stick, Lic. E19587 4 $1395 • 1964 Pontiac Convertible, Lic. H75685 $1395 1963 Chev. Bel -Air Sedan, auto., P.S., Lic. H57092 $945.00 1964 Ford 4 -door, Lic. 11106' • • •.• • • $895.00 1967 BSA Motorcycle, L. 22858MC • • $550.00 • • TRUCK VALUES 1963 Ford F950, complete with 5th wheel, air lift, trail axle, Lic. 149689 $3995 1966 Econoline Van, Lic. 17598V • • • • $1595 1967 Ford 3/4 -Ton Camper Special, Loaded, including bucket seats, Lic. “6022C $2795 TRACTORS FORD PRE -SEASON SAVE- and TRADE PLANS Massey 22 and Scuffler Super W6 with T.A. Oliver Super 77, 'Gas Ford 850 . .$390.00 $1,100.00 $1,180.00 $1,180.00 Massey 444 Diesel, Overhauled • • • • $1,500.00 LH. W400 with T.A. and Live P.T.O. $1,500.00 1961 Ford Super Major, L.P.T.O. • • $2,100.00 1966 Ford 3000, 10 -speed, gas, low hrs. $2,850 1966. Ford 4000 Diesel, 10 -speed • • • • ,$3,780.00 '1964 Ford 6000 Diesel $3,976.00 199Ford Tractor, Loader, Backhoe, com- pietely overhauled $4,000.00 Ford 2 -furrow plow $50.00 Massey 3 -furrow drag plow $50.00 •Massey 81/2 -ft. Stiff -Tooth Cultivator $100.00 Oliver 3 -furrow drag plow, raydex bottom $175 Cockshutt 3 -furrow 14 -in. lift plow • • $325.00 Internatianal 36 3 -furrow plow $325.00 Case 3 -furrow lift plow, good as new $425.00 '67 Ford 1 -row corn picker, picked only 50 acres $140.00 0 , 0 LARRY SNIDER MOTORS LTD. DOWN. AT THE LANES BY LEE HEE Well folks after about five weeks of trials and tribulations the bowling season is now in full swing. We believe some teams in the various lergues need players and also some spares. If you feel like bowling and are not as yet listed, phone the alley and leave your name with' the manager, letting him know what league and what teatn you wish to bowl for. NEWS.of WOODMAN! Mr. and M. It-, McCurdy were Sunday suppr guests with 'Mr. and Mrs. Paul McNaughton, Rodney, Randy and Shawn of Strathroy. Monday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ira McCurdy were Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCurdy and family of St. Marys,. Mr and Mrs. Ross McCurdy and boys and Mr. and Mrs. Reg, McCurdy. Mr. Douglas Webb is a patient in St. Mary's Memorial Hospi- tal at time of writing, haying had surgery. Mr. and Mrs.' Gordon '• Johns and Arlene and Mrs. Mary Jane Anderson were Sunday guests Most bowlers have improved with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Johns over last year, but yours truly and Shawn of St. Marys. is still trundling away at his A number from the commun- old speed with ,many a" corner ity enjoyed the Korean Child - pin eluding that spare ball. Oh, ren's Choir at the Festival well, come spring things may Theatre on Sunday evening, be better. Time will tell. Mr. and Mrs. George Hodg- kinson of Buffal and Mr. David King gf Hmitton were weekend The Seaforth men's inter- guests w)(h Rev. and Mrs. John town team has been going great King. guns lately. They have started MV and Mrs. Kenneth Mills where they left off last year. an fail -illy of Orillia visited on Saturday last with Misses Blan- che and Rhea Mills and Mr. Ed- gar Mills. Guests on Sunday with 'Mr. and Mrs. John Rodd, Pamela and Calvin were Mr. and Mrs. Geo- rge Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Copeland and girls, Mr. and, Mrs. Frank Rodd, Mrs. John Butters and Mr. and Mrs. David Wheel- er, Pamela and her mother Inter -Town League Team standings: Valiants, 49; Goderich, 43; Seaforth, 43; Bowl -Mor, 42; Mike's Lanes, 35; St. Dihrys, 34; Clinton, 27; Ex- eter, 19; Mike's No. 2, 4. Men's high average, Jim Scott, 249; high five, A. -k Eveleigh, 1,423; high single, D. Freeman, 440. Team scores on October 26: Art Finlayson, 206, 20, 231, 254, 209: 1144; Jim Scott, 255, 309, 178, 263, 266: 1271; Roger Bennewies, 240, 231, 190, 216, 261: 1138; Bill Brown, 152, 172, 225, 153, 171: 873; Gord Pringle, 293, 220, 213, 166; 188: 1080; Eric•Matzold, 211, 280, 380, 190, 223: 1284. Game totals: 1205, 1284. 1239; 1089, 1147: 5964'. • Mr. Charles Roney, Alan , and Jim, Mr. Roy Hannon and David, took in the plowing match in Guelph on Saturday. Mr, and Mrs. George Pepper, Mrs. Jack Barbour, and Arthur,. London, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Barker oi. Sun- day. Mr. and M s. George Pepper, with his sister, Mrs. Mary Mal- colm on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Aikens visited on there way home from Kenora, with their daughter, Mrs. Neii Nairn, Kitchener and boys, .for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roney visited `the funeral home,eStrat- ford, owing to ,the death of Mr.. and Mrs.. Huras. Mr. and Mrs. Norman .Bush-. field visited Rev, and Mrs. Charles Falconer, Forest, on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Malcolm and Bruce, Miss Gayle Bought4 flower, attend the 20th wed- ding anniv ry of Mr.' and Mrs. Jim ibb' at their home, Stratford, Saturday night. • . Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Malcolm' attended a Holstein banquet in Ilderton on Friday night. Miss Patricia Burchill .who is taking a hair dressing course St. James' League • in London, was home With her Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bur- . were celebrating birthdays. Mrs. Chesta flazlewood of Det- roit was a Sunday visitor with Misses Blanche and Rhea- Mills and Mr. Edgar Mills. Miss Lila Davis and Messrs: Emerson, Everett and Bill Dav- is of Vancouver v4ited with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Beckett and Geraldine on Saturday evening. Several of the community at- tended the Bazbershop Concert in London on Saturday evening. Mrs. Maude Foster of St. Marys visited for a few days with Miss Ada Hokin last week. Mrs. Ray Mills of St. Marys spent a few days in the village this week. She also was a guest at the wedding -of John Wanless to Miss Prances Hillis in Grand Valley on Saturday. The regular meeting of Wood - ham United Church Women was held in the Church basement ou Tuesday e ening. Mrs. John King opened the meeting with a Thanksgiving meditation. Miss Anne Parkinson showed pictures on her trip to the • United Nat- ions in New York. Mrs. Glenn Copeland favoured with an -in- strumental. The meaning of "..,Thanksgiving and how it start- ed was given byMrs. John Rodd. Mrs. Norman Haklewood gave the study book. Lunch was ser- ved by committee in charge. While finishing lunch Miss Jean Copeland showed a few slides on weddings around Woodham this year NEWS of ZION Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rinn, Miss Rebecca Hill, Clinton, were dinner guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Mitchell. * * * Seaforth Legion League It is quite apparent that afier five weeks therf\is still that old get up and go attitude as in previous years. When the heavy- weights get flying, it is a 'caie of standing back or you'll be trampled. Anyway, the keen riv- alry and well balanced teams are a good omen for an excep- tionally good season once, again. , Team standings: Weasels, 19; Heavy -Weights, 16; ?, 14; Sweet - nothings, 14; Pills, 12; and Chip- munks, 9. Ladies' high single, Joan Eat- on, 278, high triple, Ann Wood, 667; men's high single, Jack Eisler, 276, high triple, Don Eaton-, 701. ' Seaforth Mixed League Team standings: Blue Jays„ 17; Budgies, 17; Orioles, 14; Robins, 13; Canaries, 12; Car- dinals, 11. Ladies' high single and triple, Karen Chesney, 260 and 606; men's high single, Gord Pringle, 318; high ,triple, Eric Matzold, 796 * * - Team standings:---Vantastics, chill, fo-r the weekeritl. 26; Lucky Strikes, 15; Golden 25th Anniversary Hawks, 14;Oddballs,v 11; Tiger Mr. and Mrs. -Bert Tubb were Cats, 9; Spitfires; 9. surprised Saturday ' evening Ladies' high single and triple, when Mrs. ,Tubb's 'sisters and Marg Ungarian, 239, 598; men's brother and their families gath- high single, Larry Wiesenberg, ered at their Logan Township 351; high triple, Gord Pringle, home to celebrate their 25th 818. ;` wedding anniversary. , A * Nieces and nephews took part,in a mock wedding. Larry , Country Club League Park made a charming bride. Team standings: Pin Pickers, His attendants were Keith Ah - 10; Half and Half. 10; Twisters, rens and Leslie Wernham. The 7; Rebels, 6; Lucky Strikes, 5; groom,' Shirley Simpson, was Combines, 4. Ladies' 'high single ably supported by best man, and triple,'Elly Schoonderwoerd, Ann Simpson and ushers, Jane 220 ad '614; men's high single, Ahrens. Ann Wernham perform - Viggo. Caspersen, 260; triple, ed the double ring ceremony God Noble, 674. and 'Bev. Simpson acted as or - Northside UCW Holds Thankoffering 'North;ide UCW Thank Offer ing meeting was held in th,e church school room. The President Mrs. Wm. Cam- bell presided. Group 1 cond- ucted the program with Mrs. Gordon Papple as leader. She used a poem "Pass It On", and after, a hymn Mrs. Broadfoot read the Scripture followed by 1. prayer by Mrs. Don Wood. Mrs. Bill Campbell sang two solos, accoiripanied by Mrs. ,Jas A. Stewart at the piano. Mrs. Brit- ton introduced the Speaker Rev. Roberts of Auburn who showed slides on Argentina and played a record of a Tenor soloist sing- ing 'glow Great Thou Art" in Spanish. Mrs Harold Connel gave courtesy remarks. •alwillftwo."1111.6"ftlilmoullsumor."ftwomirrooloissiolosimimoriift.w o you feel you are the type of automobile opera- tor Who could qualify for the very best rates If so call . HOLLAND& MOORE 41 ganist The bride's father was Erma Park and Pete Simpson completed the bridal party as the bride's mother. • Thejionored couple were pre- sented with gifts, euchre was played and Pearl Wernham, Dorothy Park and Lois Roney served lunch with a special an- niversary 't ake. Rev. F. G. Risdon officiated at the wedding of Albert Tubb and Alberta Roney at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roney in Hibbert Township, Oct. 16th, 1943. Mrs, Emmerson Durst, (Jean Aikens) and Charles Roney were their attendants. They have resided on their present farm since their marriage and have one son, Lloyd, a student Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roney accompanied Mrs. R. L. Cud - more, Beverley, Jim and Cathy, of Clinton, to Kitrthener, to vis- it Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hertell on Sunday. SNOW REMOVAL' HAS IMPROVED OVER Tlik, . PAST -100- YEARS Don't Let Heavy Snow Bog You Down THIS SNOWBLOWER 4s, Can be, hooked on either end. Has been designed and tested to meet rugged farm needs. Will -handle all types of snow — blowing it 3560' away from the roa ay. Has a special heavy duty pulverizing cutter assuring a smooth Bel!' ow into the fan., Has concave heavy guage steel wings set at an angle which allows the sno to move easily into the fan. Is full penetration welded. Features adjustable hood which allows the snow to blow out *BM.* side in both forward and reverse operation. Clears 724nch, path. Fitted for standard 3 -point hitth on front and back of plow peimitting plow to operate equally well with tractor going forward or in reverse. For Information. and Demonstration HURON CANADIAN FABRICATORS (1968) Limited Phone 527-0310 Market Street a41-igh — One.Block West of Town Hall Seaforth Classified Ads Bring Results ROLLED 'POT- ROAST. FIRisiGIEF and PORK 2 PEAMEAL — BY THE PIECE BACK BACON 79c sliced WI EN EFS COOKED HAM PORK CUTLETS 2 Ib. VVESTON'S CHOCOLATE COATED -- pre priced 79c GRAHAM SQUARES, 261/4 Toz Special 6* Delmonte Canned Peas, Corn, Wax Beans, Green Beans, Peas/ Carrots VEGETABLES, 10 -oz. Brimful — 48.0s. TOMATO JUICE • •,.. .. Alymer • CATSUP, 11 -oz. bottle Liquid Detergent MIR, 24r6z. twin pack 7 tins $ 1 ... 2 tins for 650 .5 for $ 1 690 ,No. 1 P,E.I. — 25 -lb. bags ' POTATOES 79c No. 1 Cello (Product of U.S.A.) 6 -oz. pkgs. RADISHES 2/23c Wonder Evaporated MILK • Rosedale Canned — PUMPKIN — 16 -oz. tins 4/69c 28 -oz. tins 2/33c Crispy - Critters, Crispy Numbers POST'S CEREALS, 10 -oz. pkgs. Quaker Oatmeal MUFFIN MIX, 32 -oz., pkg. 1 Chase & Sanborn Instant COFFEE, 6 -oz. jar (deal pack) Lido Macaroni or SPAGHETTI, 2-1b. pkg. Pillsbury Layer — Assorted Flavours CAKE MIXES, 171/2-oi. 3 for $1 490 990 4 lbs. 590 2 f r 770 Weekend Specials October 31, November 1, 2, 194 INSURANCE Dublin, 345-2512 --- Mitchell, 348-9067 - UPER AVE 'MARKET' Hensall, Ontario FROZEN. FOOD HIGHLINER In Batter, 'mos. pkg. • HADDOCK 2/$1 BISSET'S gals., assorted ,flevours ICE CREAM 89;