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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-12-19, Page 131 EVEN LOWER AS OUR USED CAR AND MACHINERY CLEARANCE CONTINUES We Must lower Our Inventory THE PRICE OF THESE USED CARS WILL . BE REDUCED ANOTHER $10600 EVERY DAY UNTIL SOLD PRICES LISTED ARE EFFECTIVE DEC. 19th, 1968 1962 Meteor, 2 -door, H51191 $390.00 1964 Volkswagen 2 -door, Lic. 7660SH $495.00 1962 Pontiac Laurentian, 4 -door, automatic, new motor Lie. H48792 $695.00 1963 Chev. Belair, 4 -door, 6-eyl. auto., P. S., Lie. H57092 $695 1963 Ford Galaxie 2 -door, new 6-cyl. new tires new motor,. new paint, Lic. H47379 ' $900.00 1964 Pontiac Convertible, V -a, A.T., P.S., Lie. H75685 $1,095 1965 Fairlane 2 -door, Lic. H61866 $1,095.00 1966 Pontiac Strato-Chief, 4 -door, 6, stick, Lie. E19587 $1,095„ 1965 Valiant "200" Hardtop, 6, auto., Lic. H47708 ... $1,295.00 1967 Ford Custom, 4 -door, V-8 auto., radio, Lic. H48156 $1,695-00 1966 Ford Ga!axle 500, Hardtop, V-8 auto., P.S. and P. B., Lic. H46263 $1,895.00 1966 Chrysler Windsor Hardtop, loaded, Lic. H48650 $1,995 1966 Pontiac Convertible, V-8, A.T., P.S. and P.B, Buckets, Lic. H50315 $1,995.00 TRUCK VALUES 1963 Ford F950 Super Duty "Tractor", Cab and Chassis, Lie. Y49689 $3,400.00 1965 Dodge Cab and Chassis, Lie. L89593 $2,200.00 TRACTORS Nv.00,......0..ftwoWftur.WoftwOoftft.01.0ft.00..,%•••••••••■•.V 1SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL REMAINING NEW FORD TRACTORS No Financing Charges 'Till April 1, 1969 uron Co-operative olds Annual Meeting The Mat 411404 illecttng 14t 21 %Atwell t*.91111 Aiuren Cooperative -t'.Xedleel Rodger,* AR 1, goilerichr Cow. -Services wee held in Pzontleatma don ItiebarilsonAViintinli 49b.• commuelty Eafl on Monday.. ''kert V, MOM; Alt 2 Seeinrtil; Guest speaker Yes Tier, A.: ;; "Mit Andrew Crozier, RR 2, Sea - Mowatt, P.D. of Wesley -Willie forth. United Church, Clinton, who discussed conditions in , C1/1.n0, past and present, with special reference to health problem% which were of particular inter- est to the members of the Med- ical Co-operative. We Have Many Other Attractive Buys, inclu- ding: 6 H.P. Sno Giant Sidewalk Snowblower, used only 1 day $225 $1,500.00 $2,100.00 $2,500.00 $2,700.00 1956 IHC W400 LPTO, TA, live hydraulics 2-1961 Ford Super Majors, your choice at 1965 Ford 3000 Gas, overhauled 1966 Ford 3000 Gas, 10 -speed 1968 4 -wheel drive Ford Super 4 with cab, low hours $6,800 1965 3000 Diesel, 8 -speed; power steering, power adjust- ed wheels $2,850.00 4-8N Ford Tractors, tiOine with loaders, some without, var., haus prices. THE FOLLOWING ITEMS WILL BE REDUCED $10.00 per day until sold PRICES LISTED ARE EFFECTIVE DEC. 19th, 1968 1967 J -F Forage Harvester $480.00 1955 Ford 850 ........../.............................$790.0D 1965 Ford 612 Forage Harvester $00blio 1958 Massey 444 Diesel, engine overhauled $990.00 1966 Ford 4000 Diesel, 10 -speed $3,290.00 $3,540.00 1965 Ford 5000 Diesel, 10 -speed 1964 Ford 6000 Diesel $3,600.00 1963 Fordson Tractor, loader and "backhoe $4,000.00 'LARRY sNippe.,_ MOTORS LTD. Phone 2354640 — 3tIttin St., Exetdi. The business meeting was con- ducted by the president, Ken- neth Johns, Exeter. Frank Thompson of G. fl. Ward and Partners, Woodstock, gave the financial and auditor's reports. A year-end surplus of $16,630 was transferred to general re- serve. Four retiringlirectors: Gor- don Kirkland, RR 2, Lucknow; Roy Stang, Gorrie; Benham Klopp, Zurich; Bert Irwin, RR 2, Seaforth, were re-elected to serve tluee-year terms. Other ' directors are: Mrs. 0. G. Anderson, Belgrav,e; Fordyce Clark, RR 5, Goderich; Hugh B. Classified Aft pay dividends. ts__"9•4 ri?,' Ems 11111111111M01111 11EINISIONIENI 11111111111111111111 agir- '`411111 Here Is Your MUt Shopping LIST Fruit Cake Shortbread Mince Pies Fancy Cookies Bread Parker House Rolls . - Danish Pastry French Pastry Pattie Shells Chocolates Cigarettes Ice Cream Candies Ginger Ale Soft Drinks Aspirins Discussion and questions from the floor expressed the interest of the members as to the future of the Co-operative in the event that Ontario should join Medi- care. It is expected that the Health Insurance Registration Board (H.I.R.B.) would then be the sole insurer of physician's services in Ontario. The meeting approved a motion by Martin Baan, RR 3, Walton, directing the Board to explore other fields of service beyond those covered by Medi- care, such as ,Preseription Drug ---Plane*Agelnited Major Medical pilgrim, orthe spon- soring of Medical Clinics: Use Parks For Sled Trips NEWSV 7,771. COUIMS St. •Colunrinut's Parent -Teach- ers, %Association' Plied 4roat to, a large crowd at the mewl bar. 41. key hlAgo Wednesday WAts': The President, Joe Nolen we- Mart coined everyone and the caller wow= of * xegular gams wore wed Doyle; t.2X040110; 1411. 4.00. NOUN Alt ))oblin; Teal *grist Seaterth; MP, 1.tou McIver, 1. Staffa; -Mem scheou4erw0oe4 SR 3 Welk ell; Mrs, Ifelansss, (3) Seafertb; Ronald Ryan, AR 1 Dublin; Paul De iCroon, Dublin; Mr$, Pik Downey, RR 3 Seaforth, Michael Lane, RR 5 Seafortb; Albert Cronin; RR 4 Seafortb; Mrs. Joe Connelly, RR 1 Dublin; Doug Dick 4fiR 1 Cromarty. Special games went to Mrs. Rebekahs Plan Holiday Activity Mrs. Gordon Papple, Noble Grand, presided over Monday nights meeting of Edelweiss Rebekah , Lodge at which plans were made to donate apples to Kilbarchan. Nursing Rome and the Seaforth Manor for Christ- mas. Niteporting for the CPT com- mittee, Mrs. Tillie Dunn said a Christmas donation had beery made to the IOOF and Rebekah Home at Barrie; a euchre is planned with draws to be made and an additional wheel -chair Opportunities for interesting motor -toboggan trips jj11 most National, Parks and greater control of their Ilse are pp:vide:el Lor in a new policy direotive re- cently issued, to Park Superinten dents by the Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development. The purpose of the directive is to e.neourage safe use of over: snow vehicles and to ensure that wildlife and forest growth are .protected. The rights and pleas:1r of trail skiers and snowshoers must Ms* be safe- guarded. . POT the 1968-69 winter setas son, a free permit will be requir- ed to operate a motor toboggan in the pas. Next year how- ever, it is expected that there will be a charge. • The vehicles must be 'equipped with a stock muffler in good condition. On entering a park, operators . will be informed which trails can beamed. and how approved trails are marked:. The trails \will be supervised and some may- have to be closed temporarily. if they become to wean or dangerous. They will be laid out so as to make use of existing roads, heave and hiking trails wherever pos- sible. They will not follow nat- ure ,and interpretive trails. Tem- porary winter parking lots to accomodate cars, trucks and trailers will be provided where ever possible. CRICH'S BAKERY and two walkers. have been or- dered. Mrs. R. M. Scott, vice -grand, reported on cards sent to the sick and shut-ins at Christmas. Members were informed that next year is to he the 150th anniversary of Odd Fellowship on the North American Contin- ent. A euchre party is planned to follow the first meeting in Jan- uary with Mrs. Wilmer Cuthill and committee- chare of lunch. Rememberl it takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pocket. To advertise, just Dial in Seaforth 527-0240. 3 401111- nioolatio *mg WePt Domthfr *gob RA 11,0114 Ilene10, Wenex, Celembot,, Vat PolvngY 5 Segortit woollukre iliv,ve;4111, Door prize* .e�o*bMaY r Ann Van Baa),St, 0011401)an and Mrs, Frank 'Amer, Pally, saftosornwarsom,RamoveMiliole.1,1.10,, DISURANCE Auto, Fire, Life Donald G. Eaton Insurance Apiece Limittni Office In Idassenic Bleck \ Main Street Photle-5274610 ; SOIlettb r'" ••••.4. , pad p • •p,0.p k4 Z4 L NDERFUL nrusPrmn _ - And For AU The Year, Too! A Gift Su scription TO , 11 The new directive advises park superintendents to develop a nurriber of short trails and small .2:teas for day trips end general use. These -will be rated. as elass I and will not require special registration and survival equipment. The longer cross- country trails, and more remote areas, where overnight camping ID permitted or where there is greater risk of accident, will be designated as class 2. Travel in these areas will require special registration permits and surviv- al equipment. At least two veil- icles must travel together on the Long trails. Campsites will ba marked along ,these routes, mak- ing use of existing campgrounds where possible. The, directive warns that over - snow vehicle trails must not en- croach on developed ski areas, or coincide to any extent with trails: used for cross-country skiing or otherr forms of quiet enjoyment. Also they must not NMI through the winter feeding grounds of wildlife. Towing of skiers is permitted in certain areas, but rallies, rec- ta, and endurance meets, or other organized competitive events will net be allowed. Phone 527-0340 StilekeliatlagatIti News of KIPPEN What would be more appreciated than all the news from the home area? The Expositor is as good as a letter from home • More News of Local and District Happenings • Interesting Editorials • Money -Saving Advertisements • Church and School News from Surroundin TOwnships. • Local and District Pictures WHEN YOU COMPLETE YOUR GIFT LIST 1-;',"Y YOURSELF A SUBSCRIPTION 00 ONLY A YEAR IN CANADA The Christmas meeting of the Kipper, LCCW was bald in the church schoolroom Tuesday evening with Mrs. Robert Elgie presiding. Mrs. Bert Faber gave a devotional on Christmas and offered a prayer, ".(A wofe's Christmas Prayer)". Mn Robert Elgie and Mrs. Edison McLean visited during the month of November, Mrs. Elgie report- ing: Mrs. Normanmiekert gavc the Sunshine report, Mm Ken McLellan gaVe 'the treasurer's rePont "(Christmas in my home- land)" was .presented by Mrs. A. Binnendyk on Mns. Jack Bell Denmark, and Mrs. Tom Reid described Christmas in France. Mrs. Keith Lovell sang "The Holy City" accoirnp- anted by Mrs. 'Gerald Moffatt. Mrs, Ronald McGregor contin- ued, the theme of the meeting showing slides of the Holy City, IVErt,I.F, Bell theriked'all Who had taken pert. The HosteSses Mrs, Ken McKay ,and Mrs. Rob- ert Kinsman served a Yuletide. lunch. 'Mr. and Mrs. David Cooper spent the weekend with the lat- ter's 'patents at Wheatley. THE HURON EXPOSITOR Seaforth, Ontario Please enter a Subscription in the name of: Name Address THE HURON EXPOSITOR Seaforth, Ontario' Please enter a Subscription in the name of: Name Address From: Address O Indicate here if Gift Card to be sent. O $5.00 Enclosed. 0 Please bill me. From: ...... Address 0 Indicate here if Gift Card to be sent $5.00 Enclosed. 0 Please bill me PHONE 527-0240 Since 1860, Serving the Community First SEAFORTH, ONT