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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-05-25, Page 10EDWARD W. ELLIOTT, Auctioneer 20-77-2 I would like to thank all my friends and neighbors for cards, letters and treats sent me while I was in the hos- pital, also thanks to Dr. Bra- dy and pr. Malkus along with all the hospital staff, who were so kind to me. It wad all very much appreciated. — Mrs. Olive McNichol, RR 4 Walton, -Ontario. 2447-1 Mr. and Mrs. Alex Aubin wish to thank all friends,, neighbors and relatives for the lovely cards, and gifts which they received on their fiftieth anniversary on Satur: day. • -.4-77-1 I wish to express a sincere thanks to my friends and neighbors' for remembering me with cars, flouters and treats I received while I was a patient at St. Joseph's Hos- • vital: London avid since re- turning, home. Also special thanks • to those who were so kind and thoughtful to my wife Gladks while I was ill the Hospital. Thank -you all very much, everything was much apreciated. -- Art Wright (John St.) 24=77.1 We wish to express our .six), • cere • thanks to anyone who� has helped us in any way to clean tipacid. repair our barn since te recent a: torus . ----. Ernie and Laura Whitehouse. t 24.77x1 •. 4, • ar Path, Cliffx, Jackie, Maggie and. Dennis" of. London, visit- ed on Sunraywith Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Pfeifer and Karl. Michelle, Michael and' Scott Beuermann, Kitchener are visiting with their grandpar- ents Mr. and .Mrs. Manuel Beuermann, Mr. Wayne Beu- ermann of Louden is -at the same home. ; Mrs. Rachael Ahrens spent last wyeek with Mr. and Mrs.. Donald Ahrens and. family in' Burlington and is spending this week with Mrs. Barbara McLeod in Mitchell. - Mrs. Ken •Elligsen and War- ren accompanied Mrs. Mabel Higgerson to visit Mr. • and Mrs, George Proctor at Goder- ich last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Shol- dice and family joined with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Sam- ueI Clarj>` -at- Mttchel-i-Legion for a family dinner' and social everting. on Saturday in him - or of Mr. and Mrs. Clark's 50th wedding anniversary. Beverly' Sholdice, Stratford spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Gary -Sboldice and family. Mr. and, Mrs. Norman Ben- newies accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.' Ray Bennewies of London spent the week end at Holland Michigan. Leonard -Miller, Kitchener, and Karen Schumrn, Baden; spent the week end with his parents -Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Miller and Linda. Mr. and Mrs ' .Edward Ah- rens visited ` with. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence , Bennewies, in Mitchell -on Sunday. News visited on Saturday eveala�E Sunday' 'uisltors with Mx with Mrs, Tol:tn Cow4rd r Mrs. Fitii. Herm, Mrs.,. John and, Mrs- Alex, Gardiner were �owaxd, dnd Mfrs. Elson Lynn Mr. and Mrs.. liaxvey Reds and Mrs llorace Delbridge at -r head of Kithhener. '- tended to District Matta oil Mr. and Mrsif*uzer Alex Gard> t Wednesday at' Crediton Coin- er attended a �darty a men the horse oi-1Vfr. and Mrs.. Earl Mrs;unity CAlum►ixe. ru1to? jvisite4 ext, Restock; on Sunday ay 14th, the occasion being on Wednesday with Mrs, San - the twenty-fifth wedding an - ford Hutton. niversary for Mac. and 1Virs• lir. and Mrs. Wm: Walters Eggert. visited on unday with. Mr,. Mr. and Mrs: Thomas Laing and Mrs., oward Dayxnan and Mr. and Mrs. Robt: Laing and family and Mrs. Joseph and family were guests at the twenty, -fifth wedding anniver- sary of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Coleman which was herd at the Legion Home in Hensall on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Graham of Avonton visited on Sunday with Mrs, George Wallace and Mrs. ,.Sadie Scotts Mrs. Shirley Elliott and family of Essex spent the hol- iday week end with her par- ents -Mr. and -Mrs.- John -Wal- lace. Miss ' A es Scott of Len - don don was' huome for the holi- day week end. ' • Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ramsey and Tracey of Listowel spent. the week end with,his parents Mr. and Mrs. ,Alex Ramsey. Mr. Wm. Laidlaw and Miss Ina Jefferson of London were holiday visitors on Monday with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Jef- ferson. Mr. and Mrs. Rqbert Laing and family, Mr. and Mrs. J., R. Jefferson, Mr; ,and Mrs. Gordon Laing and family at- tended the anniversary ser- vices at Munro .United Church on Sunday and visited with Mr. and• Mrs. Norman Jeffer- son and family. Dayman at Kippen, Mr: and Mrs. Harry Snar- ling of "London visited Sun- day opening with lVr. and TA NT. ADS ,.BRING. Q UICK RESULTS: Dial .527-024.. Reach, the Advertisements — It's a Profitable Pastime'. VirrY Cule of London '. SO ilt. Satur y with; . and Mrs. Freeman Warne, Mr. and Mrs, 0ll; Gilfillau, Randy, Wendy and Sherry of! Exeter .spent. M1onday w Mr. and 1/Irs, • Colin Gittilian_ and Barbara. VIr: Brian Bern of Stratford. spent the holiday. week end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Phil Bern• Remember! It takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pocket. To advertise, just Dial Seaforth 527-0240. C4 -L 41% Nitrogen Solution Available this year and applied by an excellent operator. Side dress your corn for excellent 'yierds: • Enquire on price -,-•Order early OPNOTCH TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED' Phone 527-1910 Seaforth i,. MAY 25 • �Q'•r" N ,#�tl�ItkN;.,?CPQSr.IXAR',� SAF0.1t� i I. QNT., „ 1907 • 26..x" ersoaais The el gagement• of Mary Lor- etta, daughter of Mrs. John Willetts and the late Mr. Win- " One, Henna- Bay, Newfound- land,. and Neil Austin Dol- mage, Downsview •son of Mr. " and Mrs. Wm. Dohmage, desboro, is announced. The M y 27th,. 1967 at Olace on ur Lady of Perpetual Help Church. , Toronto. • 26-77x1 27. Births Too Late ,' FOR. SALE — 26 pigs, eight weeks old. Apply Doug Hugill RR 2 Seaforth, phone `48. 7548, FOR SALE - 1956 Ford 800 Dump with extension rack. 1953 Ford Pick-up. Both real good. 527-1396 in the evening. -1 ADAMS - In Seaforth Com- munity Hospital, on May 18, to Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Adams of Mitchell a daugh- ter. BEUERMANN — To Mr. and • 229 Kinsey�St. Kitchenery , on May 20, 1967, a son, Randolph Kenneth Wayne. DANTZER — In Seaforth Community ' Hospital, on May 22, to Mr. and Mrs. J. • Peter Dantzer, 341 Vesta Road, London, a daughter. ROSE -- In Seaforth Com munity Hospital, on May 24, to Mr. and Mfrs. Carl Rose, RR 1 Bornholm,, a daughter:' FOR SALE* 235 Pupil's OLD LOCKERS Are to be disposed of by the Clintgn District Collegiate In- stitute Board, Clinton. Re- quests stating the number of lockers. wanted and the total price offered must be sub- mitted to the Board, in writ- ing, by ,31, May, 1967. Any offer need not be ao cepted. 11-77-1 Too Late DON'T forget the Seaforth and Egmondville 'Boy- Scout Rag Drive, Saturday, June 3 Place your rags on your steps for pick -up after .1 p.m. -1 FOR;; SALE °- 36 pigs, Ap- ply Martin Guihelaar, RR 4, Seaforth, 527-1776. -1 $8$.00 Too Late FOR SALE —; "20' bus. flax, Londesboro cleaned. $4.00 bus. W. Earl Mills„ Walton, 470 W 13 Brussels: -1 MITCHELL NELSON STREET Two storey frame insul brick home with attached garage Kitchen with double sink and built-in cupboards, livingroom diningroom and „three bed- rooms, 3 piece and 1• piece bath. Basement and F.A. Oil furnace. Heating costs, $140. Taxes $186. Priced to sell at $9,500.00._ with trade ' Brand New Singer Portable SEWING MACHINE — Portable Case — Round Bobin — Reverse. Stitch — Backed by Singer War- ranty • • Singer Co., of Canada R. SUTTON 482-9103 — Goderich 11-77-3 TN.DERS -Stanley Township BRUSH CONTROL Sealed tenders for the supply -af Brush Spray will be received by the undersigned, ' until SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1967, 9 p.m. for --80 Gallons -of---2-4D and 245T Low Volatile Etter, 128 oz. in equal amounts. Tenders to be sealed and clearly marked. as to contents. Lowest or- any accepted. -tender not necessarily WM. TAYLOR, Road Supt., .Varna, - Ont: VICTORIA and GREY -- TRUST - COMPANY 4 N MS BRA Mr. Henry L,eonbiai it,. Sx•, is -a patient at the 1, Seaforth Community R p ta.. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pfeifer and Karl visited on Sunday. with Mr. and Mrs. David Marks and Rose Marie in Brussels, Mr. and Mrs. Stan- ley Marks and St Ven, -Bramp- ton and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Marks visited at the 8 am e home. Mr. and Mrs. Pfeifer and Carl also visited with Mrs. Jean Nichol and Robert. Mr- and Mrs. George Young of Stratford and Mr. and Mrs. Don McLaughlin andfamily of Stratford visited with -Wm, Diesel. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fer- guson, Exeter, Mrs. Lorne Wolfe, Marcel, Darren and Daleand Joe Sopen, Kitchen- er, Donald Wolfe; Lon- don_ visited with Mrs. Lavern Wolfe, here, and also'visited Lavern Wolfe at the Seaforth Community Hospital, ' Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wher- ry, Atwood, visited with Mrs. August llillelirecht ' on Sun- day.. Mr. and Mrs:" Ross White, (Stratford) REAL - ESTATE DEPARTMENT Telephone - Office: 271-2050 Don McTavish - Res: 625-8788 Joe Delesie - Res: 39,3-6216 MEMBER OF STRATFORD DISTRICT REAL ESTATE ' BOARD f4-77-1 TENDERS Stanley Township WEED ,SPRAYING Sealed tehders for roadside spraying of -weeds and brush- in 'the Township of Stanley will be received by the undersigned until SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1967,, 9 p.m. Tenders to state an' hourly rate. • The Township will supply the spray and a helper. Tenders to be sealed. and clearly marked as to contents. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. WM. TAYLOR, Road Supt., Varna, Ont. n . TENDERS WANTED Too Late s o, WINCIIfLSEA.•. NEW$' C F THE h romarty and *a,'�oxh Gowat'4i1� Mr Freeman �Iorne. FOR SALE — 6 Holstein hei- fers, due now; also •a number of Hereford and - Holstein cross calves. D'Arcy Rathwell Erucefield, phone 482-3384. -1 FOR SALE — White-faced, bull calves. Ted Van Dyk,. RR3 Seaforth, phone 527-1435. -1 NOTICE — Custom planting corn and beans. Call John Van Beers, phone 482-92,65.1 after -Six p.m. .Village of Hensall SEALED TENDERS will be received by the undersign- cd' up to and until 6 o'clock p.m. Friday, June 2nd, 1967:. or -the Asphalt Paving of ork Cresent Street, approxi- mately 1200 ,feet long, 16 feet wide, to be placed on in two courses. The base course to be one and• three quarters inches thick of coarse mater- ial and the finished course, one and one quarter inches of fine material,. Contract Prices to be sub- mitted by the -ton. Lowest or any tender not necessarily ac- -cepted. For further informa- tion apply at the Clerk's Of- ,fice.. • Earl Campbell, Clerk Hensall, Ontario 21-77-2 Auction Sale Of Household Effects from the lot adjoining the Post Of- fice, Main St.. Walton, on SATURDAY, JUNE 3RD' at 1:30 p.m. THE FOLLOWING — 3 - piece velour chesterfield Suite; 3 end tables; dining- room oak round table, buffet and chairs; studio couch; wal- nut console table; 4 -rocking chairs; Raymond drop head sewing machine; 'cabinet . ra- dio; 2 brass beds; inner spring mattresses;, 2 drewrs; .con• mode, chest of drawers; several small tables;- bed lamps; ta- ble lamps; floor lamp; kitchen table; 61 kitchen chairs (an-. tique); McClary Easy electric range (like new, with win- dow oven 'and automatic tim- ing controls); Frigidaire refrig- erator; McClary coal • and wood range; .Quaker oil space heater; organ "•(good condi- tion); kitchen clock; scatter Mats; bedding; curtains; dish- es and cdoking utensils; num- erous other articles. ,TERMS — CASH MRS, LUELLA MARSHALL, Proprietress LAND' LAND WANTED TO BUY The Township, of Hullett requires. landfor the purpose of sanitation and waste disposal: ' The 1pcatibnof the land would be pre- ferably close to the centre of the municipali- P ty and of' not the" same value as first class agricultural„ land. All offers to sell must state the' price for the parcel of land and the location and must be able to transfer ownership with u' clear ,deed. HARRY F. TE11BUTT, Clerk -Treasurer I .tt. 1, i ondeshoro, Ontario. a IGACELEBRATES ITS 15T1 ANNIVERSARYTimer ®TAT® •DURING CANADA'S CENTENNIAL YEAR CANADA'S FINEST, PERSONALLY SELECTED ROUND STEAK ROAST ,•.0 U U V UG BONELESS SIRLOIN TIP STEAKS -- OR -=ROAST.. =ROAST.. Ib. 9 TENDER RED BRAND CUBE. STEAKS lb. PIN ii Fh al ALL TAMARISK MEATS a. NAD ARE GQVEERMENT INSPECTED PRICES EFFECTIVE MAY 24-27 INCL. WE RESERVE THE WIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES • 11 ril Imported. New. Zealand SWIFT'S ‘PREMIUM SWEET PICKLED LAMB COTTAGE ROLLS ,LS = DMBeAOedN .. . %les r ®C 1 GOLDEN YELLOW BANANA LBS. U46. No. 1 Corn on the ' V O B 12 nobs 69F BARLINKA: - GRAPES CALIFORNIA Size 163's ORANGES,_. U.S. NO. 1 TOP VALU • 2 for /8 ��/, TOMATOES, 14 -oz. tube `7' y� U.S. NO. 1 CSL each 'CAULIFLOWER 16's ' NO. 1 HOT HOUSE CUCUMBERS 24's itSE BUSHES MOSS 'CANADA Z a�� •(mak ALL PURPOSE '42" +2 :29 bag - VIGORO 50 -Ib. bag' X01 Bedding plants available at most stores at popolar prices. . 2 lbs. 69¢ • 2 doz. 79¢ 2 for 29¢ ART LINKLETTER'S Fo oBo and Giri� Avciloble This Weds. Vol. 18. Only 59e Ea. Vol. Wilkinson's Seaforth Top -Valu (4 Varieties) COOKED MEATS Ib.. 1-16. Vac Pac 6 -oz. Vac: Pac ' ONE 1/2 LB. PRINT. .r TOP VALU 1st GRADE BUTTER 0- • CREAMERY WITH EVERY PURCHASE OF 4 WESTINGHOUSE EYE -SAVER LIBHT BULBS 40, 60 or 1004Bulbs $1 36 Wort • SAVE 49c — TOP VALU- (Assorted Flavours) FRUIT DRINKS 448.Oz. c Tins 99 -- SAVE 33c °— TOP.a/ALU PEANUT BUTTER 4 9 -Oz. .99 Jars SAVE 17c — TOP VALU ,(Asst'd Flavours), ICE CREAM Pint 1311 9 9 -.SAVE 29c— WHITE SWAN (Asst'd Colours) BATHROOM' TISSUE 2 ,„,: J C Pocks Chase & Sanborn PURPOSECOFFEE ,...•i�79 Red Rose, PKOE E , TEA BAGS . fk60 79(4 Reward DOG FOOD .. • 10= $1.00 Pillsbury (Assorted Fla.vdursj CAKE MIXES2'?69 Gerber's—.. s?rtOQ Brylareem HAIRDRESSING King 7911 Size • ,Tube Lady Patricia (Soft or Firm) HAIRSPRAY , •. ' Tirt"69 Top Valu Frozen ORANGE JUICE 27.-". 59g Far house Frozen , CREAM PIES.F` o ' _. as3WA Top Valu BABY • FOOD ... 4•• '1 PURE LARD 43 =olr. Gerber's 1 ` yV,. BABY FOOD.... 235 SHORT SHO•RTENING - •MHarshnnallows 3 10;.; 3.11 SAE Gay k77g • APPLE PIE . 9 Javex Shirley Gay Frost 'n' Sere LIQUID BLEACH. 60::: 4SHORTCAKE ctnr. Kraft (Assorted 'Flavours 4.i.,b.Pkgs. ! 1 -Ib. 4 Pkgs, - too Pie 39e Coke' ,• ig 5,4 • i 0 e. v• e •