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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1966-05-19, Page 91 A . we1J, .,established Real state Company requires a salesman to sell real estate in this area. An experienced man, would be preferred, however training will be given if necessary: Applications will be strictly confidential and applicants may apply 'to: - - BOX 1573, Huron Expositor, Seaforth. u • WANT ADS'BRING QUICK RESUJIT$: Pial 0214240 " • Read the Advertisements — It's a Profitable Pastime' • A • • a 0 0 e • A yl FLDW FE1 lON G RTILIZERutA Y PRE NTED 0. `CANADWI INDUSTRIES UMIIID C -I -L Super Flow FERTILIZER at EXTRA SPECIAL PRICES! Bulk or Bagged — Picked Up .or Delivered Prices are strengthening due to ingredients being in short supply. Book your°order today and be protected Phone 527-1910 Seaforth ME HURON I1XPO S nplify Sho J iudJq„ I f'qq °y I''A N T AD Prepare McKillop Roads For ,Big Match Preparations for the 1966 -International Plowing Match being held at Seaforth, Tuesday, to Friday, October 11, 12; 13 and 14th, are underway on several fronts. Typical is the road .con- • struction program in McKillop Township where road superintendent, Wilson Little and his staff have begun work on converting the sharp corners on a sideroad west of town, to gentle curves. The main 'entrance to the match will be on this side road, which leads from No. 8 Highway west of Seaforth and thus will carry much of the visitor traffic. The tented city will be 'located just beyond the buildings seen above. (Expositor photo by Phillips),;.. United Church Women Meet at Brucefield, Zion Unit 3 of the Brucefield U.C.W. met at the home of Mrs. Robt. Allan with 23 ladies present. The session opened by singing "Let the Beauty 'of Jesus be - seen in Me", Mrs. Anile Walters gave the Call to Worship, followed by the Scripture from Act 2 read by Mrs: Lorne Thompson. The Study, "History of the United Church" was given by Mrs. Allan Hill. Anne Walters led in Prayer, and the benedic- tion was given by Mrs. Thompson. - The reports from commit- tees were • given. Mrs: Ken Scott agreed to look after notifying " Junior congregation helpers. Mrs. Scott thanked Classified ads pay dividends. everyone for their help while she .has been group leader. Mrs. Marion ,Hill will be leader for the remaining part of the year. The draw prize was won by Mrs. Joyce Wilson. The evening came to a close with an auction sale of plants, bulbs and seeds. A lunch was served by Mrs. Burdge, Mrs. Hargreaves, Mrs. Mc- Gregor and Mrs. Allan. Mrs. Ross Pepper read scrip- ture, led in prayer, reading a "Mother's Prayer", by Mrs. Wilfred Annis. Mrs. Dalton Mal- colm read a chapter from the study book. Mrs. Glenn Pepper read a poem "A. Warm ' Jodi": "What is a Mother" read by Mrs. Joe Looby. Mrs. Gordon Aikens conducted the business. The L C.W. met with Mrs, Pan Beuerman and Mrs; Dal- ton Hinz in charge of Devo- • tioa s..' Their topic on different poeg: chosen namely, "When Mom`s Down” and "A sermon for Springtime" by Mrs. Hiinz'. and a study' of "Maly and Martha" ant "Paying Tribute to our Mothers". Pastor Kappes spoke brief- ly on the and chapter of St. Paul to the Calottions. Mrs. Dietz, President, presided for the business, A thank -you card was read, from Mr. and Mrs. Howard Querengesser and the Russel Sholdice family. Mrs. G. Rock reported on the work that was done on -the parsonage. Mrs. John 31ick reported on the Con vention attended by the L.C.W. and held in Chesley. Birthdays were reported by Mrs. Irwin Miller . and Mrs. Laverne Wolfe. A hymn was sung in their honor. Lunch •was served by the hos- tess, assisted by Mrs. Lawrence Barker, and Mrs. Norman Bush - field. STANLEY UCW Stanley Unit UCW met at the home of Mrs. C. Horton, with Mrs. J. McGregor as co- hostesg. o', • Devotions by Mrs. G. McGreg- or and •Mrs. J. Cornish. "The• Church is Mission". A prayer was given by Mrs. L. Eyre. Roll call was answered with -20 members and three visitors. Mrs. C. Henderson received the offering, follpwed by a prayer. The study, a talk, on Brazil, by Mrs. D. Triebner. Mrs. C, McGregor told about the work of the Brazilian women. ZION Mr. and Mrs. Alex Roney vis- ited Mr. and Mrs. John Bell and daughter, in Seaforth, Sunday. Miss Marylin Durst and bro- thel• Jack, Seaforth, visited their grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Aikens Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Nairn and sons, Kitchener, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Aikens. Mrs. Mabel Higgerson, Mrs. Mary Malcolm visited Mr. and Mrs. Ross Gordon, Seaforth, on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Malcolm visited with Mr. and Mrs. George Gibb; Stratford, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Fergus Lannin, Nancy and Carolyn visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thiel, Friday evening.. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Speiron, London, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Balfour. - Mr. William Balfour spent the weekend at his home. Zion UCW met at the -home. of Mrs, Charles Roney, with Mrs,Earl Roney . in charge of de'Qotions. Remember! It takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pocket. To advertise, just Dial Seaforth 527-0240. AAR $1.49 SPECIAL! sW Letter Holder - For letters, notes, • etc. At- tractive white or saridle. wood finish. About 18" x 0V -wide. Haag -up type. FRANK KLING LTD 'SEAFORTH - Phone 527-1320 PLUMBING -- •HEATING ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Enhance the Beauty of Your Home with UNIT STEPS —Free Estimates —Railings are optional --Installation Quick —100 Different Sizes Kitchener Packers Bacon Round 'Steak and Roasts Shredded Wheat Clark's Tomato Juice Puss and Boots Cat. Food 89c - 79c. 18 oz. 35c - 4.8 oz. 33c -15 oz. 2/33c Weston's Cookies - '23-1/ 2 oz. 69c Seaforth Foodland Phone 527-0180 - - Seaforth McGAVIN 'Farm Equipment SALES & SERVICE WALTON Phone 527-0245 Brussels 365 W 6 —44 M•aasey Special —B 275 International ==-"= ztuod Ford Tractor —500 Case —DC 4 Case --W 4 International –213 -Run Drill _71/2 and 9' Cultivators '—New 10' Kewanee Disc—Ready to go j GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CENTRE G. E. Range, 30" Automatic 179.00 .trade 1M`- 82J63 G. E. Dryer 12 -pound capacity, 4 -heat selection 169.00 M 6$D51 G. E. Washing • Machine with pump • 107.00 - trade 14I 24P51 ,• ' G. E. T -V, 23" Walnut finish 229.00 trade M 33T64 G. E. Frig., 13 cu. ft. Frost guard, top freez- er, two -door. 359.00 trade M 130L67 G. E. Automatic Washer • Filter - flo washer, 12 - pound • capacity 279.00 trade M -68W53 GINGERICH'S Sales & Service Phone 527-0290• •• Seaforth SMI' p FOOD • MARi�F MAPLE LEAF COOKED Canned Ham -1-1/2 lb. tin $1.49 ROSE BRAND SWEET -- LARGE 48 oz. JAR' Mixed Pickles - - 73c BALLET, White, Aqua,.Pink or Yellbw Toilet Tissue 2 2 -roll pkg. '39c LAUNDRY. DETERGENT — KING SIZE New Bold - - - pkg. 85c NEW LIBBY, SWEET, HOT DOG, CORN OR BURGER Relishes - •'412 -oz. jars 87c WIN -A -BIKE CONTEST 10 CANADIAN TIRE BICYCLES WILL BE GIVEN AWAY ' •_ 2 EACI-1 WEEK FOR FIVE WEEKS Nothing to buy ... Nothing to write but your name and address. 10 boys or girls Canadian_; Tire Bicycles will be given away during the contest. Winners will -.be announced each week on CKNX-TV Fridays, at 6:45 P.M. , Watch CKNX-TV for winners! SPECIAL BONUS PRIZE! If your entry form includes a special Win -A -Bike Stick- er from one of the specially tagged displays at your Rexall Store .. , you will receive an additional $25.00 in cash. ' ENTER OFTEN ... 2 WINNERS EACH WEEK Last chance to enter: June 10, 1966 Keating's Pharmacy The REXALL Store Ph. 527-1990 It's Paint - Up, Clean - Up Time inn SEAFORTH Here at , BALL-MACAUL,AY You will find everything you need to get ready for Summer • Ball -Macaulay Ltd. Phone 527-0910 — Seaforth • FIREWORKS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Packages Packages Packages Packages Packages Packages - $1.00 -$1.50 - $2.00 - $2.50 - $3.50 • - $6.95 Sparklers for the Kiddies Packages, 10c, 25c and 50c LARONE'S . Seaforth 5c To $1.00 Store STATIONERY -- GIFTS CIL SUPER "FLOW F-ERTILIZER at EXTRA Special Prices Contact i s before you buy. C -I -L Lawn Fertilizer 4. EVERGREEN 6-9-6 $3.90 — 50 lbs. $1.00 Coupon in Every Bag — Can be redeemed on, next bag of fertilizer USE OF SPREADERS FREE BONEMEAL and WIZARD SHEEP MANURE for ROSa'S AND SHRUBS FOUR TYPES of LAWN GRASS SEED PACKAGED AND BULK GARDEN SEED • OPNOTCH TOPNO1(N FEEDS LIMITED ,ttt-••'I tiw1 t til � � .._,. Phone 527-1910 Seaforth ze,nt t ri , , t rorcnr 15.2'4*` 'cair _' by......sHi 1 $ll $i~thora