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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-11-07, Page 814 - HURON eXPOSITORE $40011.4 9Pitt, OCArsZ c1144' ci) tit NOE „I MAKE YOUR MOVIE 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, Lk. 1153615 „ $3495 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 Fod,,Galaxie 500, Hardtop, Loaded, Lic. 1146263 $2195 1967 Ford 4 -door, 8 auto.; Radio, Lic. 1148156 $1919 1966 Ford Sedan, 6 auto., Radio, Lic. A78958 $1395 1966-Pontiac4-door, 6 -stick, Lic. E19587 $1395 1964 Pontiac Convertible, Lic. 1175685 $13'95 1963 Chev. Bel -Air Sedan,, auto., P.S., Lic. H57092 $945.00 1964 Ford 4-dcior, Lic. H10.657 • - • • $895.00 1967 BSA Motorcycle, L. 22858111C -.$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. 66022C • $2795 TRAVTO:RS,. John Deere "M" $250.00 Massey 22 and Scuffler $390.(10 Super W6 With T.A. $1,100.00 Oliver Super 77, Gas $1,180.00 Ford 850 . , $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 $3,975.09 1959 Ford Tractor, Loader, Backhoe, com- pletely overhauled $4,000.00 Ford 2 -furrow plow $50.00 Massey 3 -furrow drag plow $50.00 Masser27Furrow Drag Plow $100.00 International 3 -furrow Ace -Bottom Drag Plow . $100.00 Massey 81/4 -ft. Stiff -Tooth Cultivator $100.00 Oliver 3 -furrow drag plow, raydex bottom $175 David Brown 312 Lift Plow s $200.00 Case 3 -furrow lift plow, good as new $415.00 Cockshutt 3 -furrow 14 -in. -'lift plow • • $325.00 International 36 3 -furrow plow $325.00 '67 Ford 1 -row corn picker, picked only, 50 acres $1,400.00 SAVE and TRADE PLANS No Financing Charges 'Till April 1, 1969 CLEARING SPECIALS ON ALL 1668 TRACTORS Four model 3000, two model 4000, one model 5000, one'model 600 and two County Super Six foul' wheel drive tractors. 00 LARRY. SNIDER MOTORS LTD. Phone 2354640 - Exeter Sunday visitors with Mr and Mrs.' Ken Preszoator Oct girls were Mt and Mrs, Lawrence Hill, Misses) Glenda 444 Elaine s Pfaff of Cratti*On, Mr and , , David PreaNator and Christine. Mrs. Ella ',TeviTitt and boys spent Sunday with Mr. aud:Mrs. Bill Dowsoo, Brenda, Bonnie and John of Varna. M. and Mrs. Harvey BilYea and Patricia of St. Marys, spent Sunday with Mr and, Mrs. Nick Whyte and David. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Preszcator, Billy and Debbie visited Mr. and Mrs. Earlan OsbornilVielody and Leona of Moorefield. Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Wood- ruff of St Ravids, are spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Whyte and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Mann of Goderich visited Mrs. Irene Grimoldby Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Riley, Kim and Greg of Ajax. The sale is being held this Saturday to sell the Constance Church and contents. , Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buchanan and family visited on Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Jim Hart and family of Brussels. Mrs. , Annie Medd returned home after visiting in Goderich with her sister, Mrs. Arnold Miller. spent the weekend in Sudbury. VS.0.0)F,T.1,1t: 'VI(E011 'The, regular ;poet:Jog of the .CO.nstanoeVCW svUl,b.O. held an NOV. -10th., at the 'home of Mrs Rbna 4v(itt. - WINCHELSEA cApoittne Kedot -swat nitiraclay night with MPS, Diane Raton. Mrs. Walters visited FinklaY with Mks. Newton Clarke. The South. Hum ,Jundor Farmers held a HailloweiNt -Pan. ty m Saltunday evening at Mu- rillo Township Hall. • • Mr. and Mrs. by 'Clarke, Ronald) of St. Marys visitod on Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mns. Wm. Wakens aind Danny. Mrs. Olive Tebutt, Mr. mgt. Mins. Ross Mallets 'and) liafarY a Doter visited on Sunday with - Mr. and Mrs. George Fr.ayne of Sunshine Line. -Mr. and.1VIrs. Harry Spading of London,. and Mr. and LVIrs. Win. • Dickey of Wootton), visit- ed art Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. FIneeham Horne' and family. Mr. and MM. Phil Horn at- tended a Hallowe'en party on Friday evening at the home of Mr. land Maw. Murray Coward of Sunshine Line. MT. and' Mins. John Hutton of Listavvel visited an Sunday with Mr. and Mie. Sanford 'Hutton, ' Dennis and Diane. f Newg ofatotth 71,it hill ..1:a - , • Soiitet of Value, r ^^ Service _ • Colleen Gloria Gilhert, infant daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Rbb, ert Gilbert was baptized at, the Sunday morning service at St. Peter's Lutheran Church here last week. Rev. iL Lossing offi- ciated at the service. Het* spon- sors were Rev. and Mrs. Harold Brill, Conestoga and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Gilbert, Britton. - Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gary, Sholdice last Sunday to celebrate their daughter Judy's second birthday were Mr. and Mrs. Ron Keesweter, IC.lichener, 1VIrs. Mose Leis and family, Welles- ley, Mr. and Mrs. Wes Mulford and family,' -Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Clark, Mitchell, and Mr. and Mts. Russell Sholdice, Stratford. Brodhagen Nifty Needles met Monday evening at the home of their leader, Mrs. Ken Elligsen. Nine members answered the roll call with other articles they would like to embroider. Mem- bers worked'en a free.eboice ar- ticle and a skit was planned for achievement day. . Discount Iptaat '1/41:k SALE CONTI volkott - 47. " THEOLD MILL 444."41". 1BMNTO;4 iNtITEDr , i;„ „:";.) ;•i, FACTORY 01.111.fT •• • . • SAL ' • -41,4401° . , OCTOBE H 24 TO NOVEMBER' 30 g arta SPII,^L▪ '" 4"^,i ^Have Cof-0 To kapto :CH ,19ay rft4r, 9 9 m. tr, istyTH, ONTARIO- Vc,". 1:"*."1-Y, AO lOp tr1 November Specials! FALL CONDITIONING " Lubricate Chassis, change oil * Inspeci brakes, lights, wind- shield washers and wipers " Inspect engine cooling system and heater -defroster • . 90 most models parts extra HEADLIGHT ADJUSTMENT Headlights expertly •aimed for night driving. •All lights care, fully inspeerted. SEAFORTH MOTORS Seaforth, Ont. - 1 . 50 most models parts extra Phone S274750‘ The Seaforth Discount Centre , ,(Contin4o4,froxn Page 2)' *ill widen. • , , , Igik,141?Intyre .outlined-lkfew oi the things- of value, which wonld aid the' °- kradvates to bocorna sugelssful dern- bers of society in, tirira; Q rd er : • Character — is not what you are thonaht to be, but what you are. It gives you courage. Perqeverenee — is anotbgr great as- set. There was never a truer word said than "There is no royal road to learn - Free Thinking — is important but some of today's student rebels are re- belling -against established educational practices but so far have offered noth- ing of value to replace what they wish to tear down. I have -'exti•eme difficulty accepting their boast that they are non- conformists. Take the "Hippies", If you AT a hippie, you follow the rules of the hippies so that anybody across the continent will recognize you as a hip- pie. In other words, to. defeat conform- ity you conform to something more rigid than anything against which you are rebelling. The worth of individuali- ty has been lost. We must regain it and it will not come from the rebels. fa Career — There are many jobs open today -- so be discriminating — choose carefully — get all the information pos- sible about your proposed .choice before, your final decision. Unskilled jobs are fast disappearing and even skilled ones require' re-training. Your progress may be interrupted by something unforeseen. There is no need to wait with folded arms. Seize the op- portunity of these new events. You may, be more successful in this than in what you had planned. You need to adopt principles from the past, adapt them to changed conditions and add a few tricks of your own to face the novel situations' of to -day's world. Motite and Ambition — The -great men of the past had sincere motives — they wished to leave a trace after they Remember! It takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pocket. To advertise, just Dial Seaforth 527-0240. Hi Neighbor all -tile best to CROWN HARDWARE Phone 527-1420 Seaforth were gone, • . et Goint Xoi mist elasP PPor tOintiO*now,..yo not ba tihrertect by CAS,: qal.pleasiges,"If a thing ;Wit be done; 4o it now, clkin't'shirkthe diMoult task. B. -Man enoligh:fontagJge it. Think big. PovOlOp,it4ginfitioni„:coniage, enthus- iasm, -ono**, .ctiriosity` and self-disci- pin.thg heigbta a ot'popuiated by lazy .people. There is no place for the slovenly worker: Rifort — These ard' the days when we haye to keep running just to stay where our fathers finished. Qlder gen- erations 'did not have to face the in- creased amount of knowledge, the ad- vanced stage of education given to every pupil, and the pressures of ever- changing. Everyone should strive not ,necessarily to be -great or to be assoc- iated with the great but to -be greater than he now is. !Toy in living arises from having a purpose. An old Chinese saying expresses it thus), "Great_ Souls have wills, feeble ones have wishes". Desire must be intense enough to pay the price in study and work and devo- tion to progress. A person of quality is not content with mediocrity. He may have to sacrifice secondary things no matter how pleasurable they may be and even suffer a- little to reach his highest potential: 'Continuance of Learning -- A pro- fessor once told my class "We have not educated you or given you all the facts you will need: We have just shown you how you can find the information you will need as you, keep on learning". And as the years passed I realized how right he was. All life is a time of learn- ing and re -learning. A Broad Base — A many faceted- ed- ucation. Do not just take the subject necessary for your chosen career for, ' if you include subjeats which will add to a general 'education, you yvill be bet- ter able to develop specific skills. These, she concluded, are Things of Value. CONGRATULATIONS -- and 1 GOOD LUCK - TO THE' SEAFORTH DISCOUNT CENTRE WE ARE PROUD TO HAVE, PROVIDED THE EXTERIOR DEC -ORATING SERVICE HILDEBRAND'S I PAINT, and PAPER Ktm and MARTIN-SENOUR PAINTS SUNWORTElY and VVALDEC WALLPAPER ' -CELANESi CARPETS „. INTERIOR and EXTERIOR DECORATING Phone 527-1880 - Seaforth CONGRATULATIONS and SUCCESS to our newest customer in Seaforth the SEAFORTH DISCOUNT CENTRE N. D. CAMERON LTD. Winghani. Ontario - Tobacco and :Confectionery Wholesale Supply .° .