The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-05-11, Page 84' 4; • 4 : .a ,E• grotLommwrivAmomxt Alow Seaforth 4 • PAUSE Bowlers ompT TCII 141.3.,AIR SERVICE at SAVAUGE JEWELLERS Certified Watchmakers OPPOSITE POST OFFICE , An Expositor Classified will pay you dividends. Have you tried one? Dial 527-0240. "Dad, this is Susie, our art class model!" MAIN .STREET VARIETY 'The Store with Almost Everything" IMPORTED — TEXTILES — BLANKETS WOOL — TAPESTRIES — FLOOR COVERINGS HOLLAND STYLE GROCERIES and COLD MEATS SEAFORTH,, ONTARIO Bus. 5271640 Res. 5274623 WE'RE. LOADED!!. Our Trading Post Sale of new Pontiacs and Buicks has been so successful that we'er load- ed with used cars. This means that you — the •_people looking for a goodused • car benefit. - We've priced the Se dandies to clear so. suggest you act now and • • Take advantage of these REAL DEALS at the a •.WestEnd - Pontiac -Buick TRADING POST IN MITCHELL Good Will UsedeCars and Trucks 1965 Pontiac t-r-ato-Chief sedan, automatic, radio, •new white -wall tires •... ,, $1,695 1965 Ford. Custom sedan, automatic, seven tires - - $1,695 .1964 Pontiac' Parisienne 2 -door hardtop, V-8 ' automatic, radio, 'power steering, pow- er brakes, vinyl roof •-• $1,875 1964 Volkswagen DelUxe, with radio . $975 1963 Pontiac Laurentian station witon, V-8 automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, electric back window, 6 • new white -wall tires $1,575 '1963 Pontiac 4 -door sedan, sta, trans, radio, V-8 , $1,295 1963 Dodge 2 -door coach, 6-cyl.. automatic, radio $975 1963 Pontiac Laurentian coach, 6-cyl, auto- matic, radio ' $1,,275 Several models from'.61 to '58, wagons, se- dans and 2 -doors Truck Values 1966 GMC 1/2 -Ton *V-8, 'Heavy Duty equip- ment •• $1,850 1964 Chev. 60 series really good . $2,000 1964 Chev. 1 -Ton pick-up box, heavy equip- • ment $1,675 1962 Chev 1%2 -Ton pick-up, heavy, duty $?75 1962 GMC 142 -Ton: pick-up, 'heavy duty $975 ,1960 Mercury' 2 -Ton,. good • $975 Elected The Min's InterTown League comprising of teams from Gode- rich, WIngham, Zurich, Clin- ton (2) and $enforth, held their annual banquet and presenta- tion of awards on Saturday night at (.;1413 Clinton. Eric 1VIatzol4„ Seaforth, was elected as presided' for the next season and Art Finlayson and Jim Scott Were elected see- retary and/ treasurer respective- ly. Honor • Winthrop Couple Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Pepper of Winthrop, were pleasantly surprised when members' 'of their family and brothers and sisters met at their home to bett- or them on the occasion of their twenty4itth wedding anniyer- sary. They were presented with gifts of a pole lamp, large rug and silver tray. Mrs. Carl Mc- Clinchey of Clinton, read the 'presentation address and Harty Rapson made the presentations. Twenty-eight were present for the occasion from Toronto, London, Neu.stadt, Clinton, Brucefield and. Winthrop: Remember! It takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and- be -money in -pock, et. To advertise, just Dial Sea - forth, 5270240. 11111Iti, CLEAFIE NO -SMOKE, NO .0DOUR HEATING OIL Walden & Broadfoot Phone 527-1224 — Seaforth . A • •0 gr. Pld Mrs. jadlc c4esson., • London, v%ite41at -:Stmday • with brr. ,auct MR1. IrenPY De - gel, Sr. . The impitlY C!:f th.le coinmunity is extended to the fam- ily of the late Frank Josling, who passed ''aWay Tuesday' at Listowel Hospital. Mrs. Barbara MeLdnd, Mit- chell spent a few, days with her sister, M. Rachael Alvens. The wedding of .Mr. and Mrs. Doug McVeigh, (Judy 'Printer), was solomnized;'at Et. Peter's Lutheran Church on, Friday eve- ning by Rev. H. I4ossing. The reception followed', later at the Comanunity, Hall. • Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sholdice, Paul, Mark and Judy were guests of Mr. and -Mrs. Xen Burchill, in Mitchell on Sunday. • The Dainty Dreamer4H Homemaking Club attended achievement day at Milverton High School on Saturday. 'Shiela Dietz was commentator for the exhibit "Finishes fbr sleeping garments". Twelve members completed the 'project "Sleep- ing Garments". Donna Leenhard, Karen Leonhardt, Shiela Dietz, Glenda *Dickison, Wendy Trutt, Donna Jean and June Piishelberg re- ceived certificates for cornplet, Mg • two clubs. Besides these girls, Linda and Wendy Wolfe, Janet • Scherbarth and Joyce Vock completed this project with their leaders, his. Donald Brown and Mrs. Ken Elligsen. Richard and David Leonhardt, Allan French, Shirley Vock, Maynard and Barhara ' Iloegy, were amongst the students who attended Expo from Mitchell District ,High Sehool. Lavern Wolfe has been a pat- ient at the Cortununity Hospital in Seaforth during the past week. • A Golden Age Club (fellow- ship) began Wednesday night at St. Peter's Lutheran Church: Pastor Herbert Gastmaier of Stratford was master of cere- monies. It is an eVening, for those whose ' children. have grown up and now find they appreciate an evening.,of 'fel- lowship and goodly conversa- tion. Flowers were on4the altar of St. Peter's Lutheran Chttreh on Sunday morning from the Mc- Veigh-Trutter wedding Friday evening. Also a basket., of flow- ers from the funeral of the late Frank Josling. •• Confirmation will take place at St...Peter's Church,'here, next Sunday. • Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Dittmer, Mrs. •Louise Iloppenrath; and • Mrs. August Scherbarth, Mr. and Mrs, Harold Elligsen and David, were guests of Rev. pd. Mr,. Ca* PA* and gr in Kitchener 'An „,OundaY, News - varna The annual meeting of the Varna Library was held Wed- nesclay evening tit the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Taylin.; The librarian, Miss Edith Beatty, read the treasurer's report and told of the library membersbt and lbook eirculation of th past year. The library ,eoinmit- tee is Mrs. George Reid, Mrs. H. Elliott, Mrs. Bill Taylor, Miss Edith _Beatty, Mis. Bill McAsh and Mrs. Bill Dciwson, chairinan. After the meeting, lunch was servedby Mrs. Taylor, Thursday evening. the, Varna IJCW net at the church With group two in Charge of the wor- ship. Mrs. IL- Hayter -opennd the meeting and Mrs. Grant Webster. and Mrs. 'Roy Elliott read the scripture. Mrs. H. Hay- ter gave the meditation and led in prayer. A film, "By the King, A Proclamation" was osttown by Rev. Morrison: The study bOok on "The Church Grows In can- ada!' was - given by Mr. Wat Webster. Special guests of the evening were Mrs. Metentie and Mrs. Scott. A plant sale with Mrs. F. Reid of Clinton as auc- tioneer Was held , A dedivation"service was held at the church on Sunday morn- ing to dedicate the new church organ. John McAsh was honor- ed during the service for serv- ing as an elder during the past 50 years. 'Fred McClymOnt told of the many ways the McAsh family_ have_ serwl)._ the church in the past years. Sherlock Keys presented 'Mr. McA,sh With a Bible on behalf of the session and' AilrDowson presented- hini with a plaque suitably engrav- ed for the occasion on behalf of the congregation. . Mr. and .Mrs. Lee McConnell and Mrs. Bill McAsif have re- turned from, a fur day bus trip to Expo in Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. Anson Coleman of Clinton attended Sunday mor- ning services at the Varna Un- ited' Church and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Johnston of Seaforth visited on Sunday with Mr. and NM: Mervin Joh- sten and Shirley. They alsb• at- tended the service at the Unit= ,ed Church and visited with Mrs, Creorge Reid. We are -Sorry to report that Mi.. Charles Pilgrim is at pre- sent a patient at the Clinton Hospital and we wish him a speedy recovery. 000.frOnients • CONTRACTS AVAILABLE on Mixed' grain, barley, oats, flax and corn ORDER IMMEDIAT'ELIfi Seed Grain, Grass Seed and Forage Mixtures available HERTA • BARLEY • IS STILL AVAILABLE iEEDTC:0 RN FUNK'S, UNITED, STEWART'S, and JAQUES' , • IS STILL, - AVAILABLE • C -I -L Super snow Fertilizer • Now is the tizne to -.SAVE MONEY on your Fertilizer need's by having it deliv- ered fairect to your farm. Early Delivery, • Volume, Bulk and Cash Discounts ORDER NOW • 4". •'.%4T; '; 444 771 441-7„. • • ' • MIEGIBION GRANUUtiED gj4174t. WIT! 111 tiati4114: 4 .Mkabout convenient departtirn and return times' For information, phone the lapel CN Passenger Sales Oleo • - • CANADIAN' NATIONk;-,1,,,,,, 40465 11110111.11101111011111111111111.0111111.1111111110111011111.11111.111MM • Cols (it Tremendous Discounts • 1966 CHEV, '8' IMPALA A.T., Radio • Lie. E1194166 1965 CIIEV; IMPALA Hardtop • A.T., Radio, Lk. 690661 1965 CHEV. SEDAN A. T. — Lic. H26952 • 1964 PONTIAC COACH A.T., Lic. 'E90133 1963 CHEV. BELAIRE • A.T. Lic. E90173 1963 OLDS_ SEDAN Low Mileage, A.T., P.S. & P.B. —E89-842 1962 PONTIAC SEDAN • ur A.T. Lu. E90664 Ir • times • 1963gorti 110-0 .gED.A.N Loiv agog 1.1e. E90733 • 1962 Mercury -Meteor Coach A.T., and R. —ic. H3-107 • 1962 OLDS SEDAN A.T., -P.S., and P.E1., R. --- Lie. E90660 • 1962 CHEV, SEDAN • A.T. Lie. E90738 1962 FORD GALAXIE SEDAN• - A.T., R. P.B., E90734 •1962 CHEV, SEDAN E90288 1961 RENAULT SEDAN " _ 1954 .DODGE STARE • 1 -Ton, Dual MANY 1961 and 1962 CHEVS and PONTIACS 0 th . t ! • Phone 527-1750 •: • Seaforth • LOT OPEN EVENINGS TO 9:00 • :* 4 ,40,0 • ;4. es, a.40 i, • In the dedicated service ckf all, Salvation Army workers make, np distinction of race 'or creed. They -are always ready to assist victims of pov- erty, personal tragedy and disaster, Help The • Salvation Army to give aid and comfort when • ever it is needed. OPEN 'NUE MT TO 'ME: IIED SHIELD APPEAL Minna' Appeal Will Be Cilnducted by Seaforth Branch 156 of The Royal Canadian Legion, on all 4464932. MITCHELL it E%eIEiTeningtjll xp to &rim YOU ::and all Night it vire Wel° TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED FORT • . •:,4 A N. 4 s' • IV