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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1966-12-15, Page 12lar'• idiVIWN-----.1EXPOSirOktf-0001t- '040 DOC% 11P44 Do Your Christmas Shopping At MAIN STREET VARIETY WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESUI,TS: Dia 527-0240 )41" 'irAt 'it* for CHRISTMAS Come In And Browse Around FOR MOTHER Toasters — Dry and Steam Irons Hair Dryers — Electric Tooth Brushes - Mixers FOR FATHER Drill Sets — Tools — Soldering ,Kits Hand Warmers Rifles — Gun Cases. FOR SONS AND DAUGHTERS TOYS, TOYS AND TOYS Trik •Track -Torture Track — Road Races — Dish Sets Dolls — Strollers • CHRISTNIAS DECORATIONS TREES, LIGHTS AND STAND • Geo. A. Sills • & Sons • SHINEN'S STORE An outstanding, selection, for both the men and ladies on your list, at very reason- able prices and the Highest Quality merchan- dise ! For Her COATS • DRESSES • SKIRTS BLOUSES SWEATERS DUSTERS GLOVES saiiitvEs LINGERIE BAGS PILLOW* CASES SHEETS TOWEL SETS HOSIERY ETC. ALL :GIFT BOXED SHI Win Street For Him SUITS HATS SPORT JACKETS AND CARCOATS slaws TIES SOX GLOVES PYJAMAS UNDERWEAR HOUSECOATS BELTS WORK CLOTHES ETC. FREE OF CHARGE Seaforth • CLASSIFIED ADS - BirthsToo LOW WitiE —Seaforth Uth• mutiny HOspital, on Decem- bet 9th, to M. and Mrs. Vernon Dale, South Main St., S,eafortb, a son. J,A.NIVIAAT — in Seaforth Conummity Hospital, on December 8th, to Mr. and Mrs, John Janmaat, RR 2 Segiforth, a son. KNIGHTS — Seaforth Community Hospital on December 10th, to Mr. and Mrs. James Knights, • Sea - forth, a son- McCARTAY Seaforth Community Hospital on December 9th, to Mr. and Mrs, Keith McCarthy, RR 1 Dublin, a son, WALKER —In Seaforth Com- munity Hospital, on Decem- ber 7th, to Mr. and Mrs. Terence Walker, 48 Victor- ia, Seaforth, a daughter. Too Late SEE our large selection of vvatches, (over 100 to choose from) Accutrons from $135 17 jewel Swiss from $14.95 and Timex from $7.95 at Sav- Savauge Jewellery (opposite office). 11-54-2 FOR SALE — chrome table and 4 chairs. Phone 527-1402. -1 FOR SALE — fresh killed, oven-ready chickens, available December 15th, 7 to 9 -lbs. Mac Stewart, phone 527-0897. -1 FOR SALE — Pair of snow tires, size 760 x 15, in good condition. Angus Kennedy, Dublin, phone' 22 R 20. xl FOR SALE — 3 bedroom house in village of Dublin, completely remodelled. Apply Ed McGrath, after 5:30or'on week ends. • -1 X wont to thank my: friends and neigilhors for sending me cards and treats while I was in Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Malkiis, Dr. Brady, Dr. Oakeg, nurses of gnspita1 and those who assisted M any way. —Marie Dalrymple. xi FREE Watch with each Ilia- xnotid, $100.00 or more at SaV- auge Jewellers (opposite post office). A small deposit will held your selection until SAL — y�ung ii, YrOorlr's Christmas. 11-54-2 FO WANTED BJY 527-01813. • xl ie uniform, si4e, wtkpon- tact Mrs. Ray Anstett: Phone 527-0033. -1 FOR SALE Holstein ..heif- ers, due to freshen sobn.'Har- ry527t79ts5, .RR 4 Seaforth, • xl FOR SALE — 1965 Rajobler American, 5000 actual miles. Estate of the late E. S. Lewis phone 527-1322. SEE our large selection. of $1 and $2 costume je,-- Savauge Jewelley (opposite post °Mee). 11-54-tf COMING EVENT — Branch 156 Canadian Legion Boxing night dance, Monday, Decem- ber 26th, Dancing 9 to ?. Res- stricted to persons 21 years and over. The public is invit- ed to attend, Admission $1.50 per person. • 1-54-2 COMING EVENT — Annual ANNUAL Christmas Concert Zion E.U.B. Church, McKillop Twp., Friday, Dec. 23rd, at 8 p.m. Program includes play entitled "UNO" written by Pastor Shatto. • xl LEGION Christmas party for' Legiol members and their families. Sunday Dec. 18, at 2 p.m. Treats for the kiddies. -1 Nemaimms EXTRA 5 STAR.' Features — at Wilkinson's IGA " ,•“11,...4,1.0, Home Freezer Buy! . 10 lbs. Pure Beef Steakettes $5.49 SAVE 14' lb. FREE KETCHUP with family pack MINCED BEEF 49c ib" 2 lbs. or more Fresh - Kilted 'Grade "A" TURKEYS — AVAILABLE — ,By Special Order To Sat. Dec. 17 Arrive Wed. Dec. 21 KITCHENER MADE BOLOGNA In -the -piece 3 lbs. $ .00 4 1111011111111.1111.1111 PURE PORK • SAUSAGE Farm Small Style • Link 49c ib59c Mg' • 11111111111.111111111111111 Please Make Your "Turkey Decision" Early for Best • Selection 0140,Stlice - Mr. -CliffOrtl TrOtt of LOridoll visited 'his eensill, Mr& Avne Grimehihy on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Keys liensall, Mrs, David Johnston, Mrs. Wes Cockerline oMet Mound, .Manitoba, Mrs- Luther Sanders visited one day recent- ly with Mr. Ken Reid who isa patient. in Westminster Hospi- tal in London. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Jewitt, Mrs. Elm* Jewitt, Glenyee and Brian visited on Sunday with Bev. Jewitt who is a patient in Lon- don Hospital Mr. and Mo. John Mann of oderich visited on Friday with •Mil,. Irene Grimoldh3P- ' ' Mr, and Mrs. Emery Pfaff of - Crediton visited on Sunday with .Mr. and Mrs. Ken Presz- eator and family. • Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gloush- er, Karen and Billy of Blyth, were Sunday, visitors with Mr. and Mrs. William Dale and girls. At the time of writing, Bev. Jewitt is a pationt in St. Jos- eph's Hospital, London, We wish him a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Medd and David visited on Monday with Mrs. Nellie Layton of Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Osborn of Monkton visited on Wednes- day evening with Mr, and Mrs. 'Earlan Osborn and family. Mr. and Mrs. Earlan Osborn an family visited on Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Don- ald Beuerman of Brodhagen. Too Late I would like to thank every- one for cards,, visits, treats and flowers while I was a patient in Clinton Public Hos- pital and since refUrning borne. —Wm. R. Parsons. -1 • First Churc!1 Pupil ;:serit Concert The „Students of both Junior and Senior $111,1011Y Schools of First Presbyterian Ghurell• pre- sented their- anneal Christmas variety pregram in the church hall Sunday evening. The pro- gram was opened ;with a brief devotional period onducted by the minister. The large audience which almost fllled the hall, joined in the -singing of several familiar carols ad a fijm strip, "It MI Began in Bethlehem", was shown. The film depicted the never-aanging story of the Nativity, and trough colored illustration and eloquent, nar- ration revealed the glory of Christ's birth. • The program included a "Wel- come" by Steven Ungarian, the Nativity. Scene portrayed by Larry McClure, Leanne MIA Dale Baynham, Steven Hilde- brand, Bobby Thompson, Val- erie Sinnamon, while Jane Mor- ton and 'Christopher Fry sang_ "Jesus Loves Me". These were all members of the kindergar- ten class. Steven Hildebrand re- cited "What Makes Christmas". Members of the primary class sang "Rudolph the Red -Nosed Reindeer" and Douglas Cornish recited the story of "Herman the Worm". For the junior classes Steven Maxwell recited "The Story of Long Ago", and Jane Cardno presented "My Christmas Tree". The intermed- iate classes were represented by Murray Sinnamon who played "Silent Night" as an accordian solo; Doug Hildebrand, Allan Coleman, Bruce Malcolm, Jim Putman, and Bob Carnochan presented song and music in the rock and roll fashion. The inter- mediate girls presented an ac- rostic "Christmas 'Bells" and sang a phorus. Guest perform- ers were Donna and Dianne Hen. derson. ' • visit from Sata and a treat for all the children closed the Christinaprogram.. First Presbyterian Church continues the observance of Christmas next Sunday with a special evening Service at 7:30 p.m. The Junior and Senior Choirs will present the music of the Holy Season in two Christ- mas Cantatas. • Azz Expositor Classified will pay you dividends. Have you tried one D1a1. .527-0240. Aily-Approdation tor yonr support in the 01- eetion of Dec. 5ths gratefully aelcuovdedg- • ed. Compliments of the Season to all. Cliff Biber 0"semiarnlimeao,riamireassao • • • 4 1 4• .7:4 • +.1 , •••.! ;jai • J., • DIAMONDS See Our TV Special 1/4 Carat —Set in White or Yellow Gold ONLY $124.95 Anstett JevOkliers Ltd. Phone 527-1720 For evening aptrointment -.. ,S ve• NS, .'WITH QUALITY FOODSAT YOUNG CANADIAN PRE -PRESSED GRADE 'A' TOM S (1,P-24 Pb. Size', , The only tCrkey with a handle. Pre - dressed YoUng Ca. nadian Top Valu Frozen Grade 'A' Torn T; 4R KIE: S size) - L Impimmalk. Ib... SMOKED PICNICS Lb; ESSEX PACKERS SHORT SHANK, 45c TABLE READY..9 CO EMAN1 • TPRMDC 171 0 PS / i- .2•11,. 99 WIENERS Pkg. AV*VVAVAVAVAVAVAVftA%=AVAV GREEN GIANT FANCY •NIBLET CORN ... GREEN GIANT FANCY GREEN PEAS TS742.16 DRESSING ROBIN HOOD CELEBRATION CAKE MIXES , MAXWELL RED ROSE ORANGE PEKOE TEA BAGS • at 60 TOP VALU SHORTENING . : 2 1pk-ig'b;. 4 TOP VALU CHRISTMAS • • . 5 1;1::. $1 JUMBO GUMS 19$ LOWNEY1S CHEST ASSORTED 5 1,1;r: $1 CHOCOLATES (As 18- -o Pkg. (Special Pack) 6 -oz. Jar 21/2 -lb. 79 .. • . Box • TOP VALU FROZEN • troz. 470 ORANGE JUICE 3 117:: $1 td. Flavours) FRASERVALE Fancy Frozen VEGETABLES, Mixed 2 2-113. 890 ARNATION FANCY FROZEN FRENCH FRIES 0811;1°. GOLDEN DEW PARCHMENT poly bagi MARGARINE (74egil 4 41sb;. 990 it ICE CREAM '14 "1- 890 SFHRIDREL NCHEYp GAYArr e A (LAY Firm 51/2-0Z. 8 HAIRSPRAY APPL.E:i0PIET2in%I:. 49 TOP VALU :FRUIT FLAVOURED WHITE SWAN (ASST; • Dd01-01:arton 1RS? BATHROOM, TISSUE 8 2 -roll sl 0.95. • PEPSODENT TOOTHPASTE graeockir.'sFiLmiTlYube 79it FRESH FROM THE ORIENT r ,.?? tiGOLDEN YELLOW CH IQUITA • A4(0.eV' , • 2.33 BANANAS SUNKIST. AVM (113'.) int CANADA NO. 1 , 5 -Ib. A Aiii• ORANGES , "D". U7•' COOKING ONIONS ot,,99'77" 1••••••••. MANDARIN $ 1 ORANGESof 13:3Pcr" 4 Doz COLEMAN'S' EPICURE SLICED 'Mb. rift.. • • • SIDE BACON Pkg. jUg AvAvmAvAvmmtmt • ESSEX PACKERS Ob. , SAUSAGE *Tray Pack Vg WE GIVE GOLD BOND, t TAMPS TOMATO JUICE PRIM* PPR. cTIVt DEC. '14 • 17 INCLUSIVE,. WE RESERVE THE RIG8T TO' LIMIT QUANTITIES. /an'11111If) ' 0 060 .JeJ Atiki , CUP rws vAWAllEf COUPON CUP MIS' Wo..LIABIP OUPli 4.1 0000111100000011,000# r**41 SEE THIS WEEK'S HANDBILL FOR MORE OUTSTANDI;ZWVALUES WILKINSON'S SGA SEAFORTH • .4. • 44 a a ••