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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-07-06, Page 4• rHE *IRON EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTH, OMS':;- JULY 6,1'7967 H..oiiday NOtice Seaforth Machine Shop will be closed for holidays JULY 17 to JULY 29 ❑ ❑ Commencing July 31, the shop will operate 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday' . and will be closed all day Saturday. Seaforth Machine Shop WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS: Di21 527-0240 BALER TWINE IN STOCK t corn petative prices OPNOTCH TOPNOTCH FEEDS um:TED 527-1910 Seaforth "a Phone 527-0040 Boneless Rump or Round Steak 'Roast lb. 89= Schneider's Sweet Pickled Cottage Roll lb.. 59= Meaty" Blade Steaks lb. 69= Pure Pork Home -Made — Plain or Sausages Garlic • Ib. StoreSliced Breakfast Bacon lb. 69c EGGS, Grade A Medium • • • • 2 doz. for 73c LEAN BEEF PATTIES ' 6 for 59c HOME-MADE HAM. SALAD lb. 69c Clover Cream ICE. CREAM • • • • %Z gal. 89c MEAL-TYME BREAD 2 loaves 45c Up.She Goes - • Out of even tha worst disaster some good will come-, That was the. way with Jack 0'- ° Reilly, two and one-half miles south of St. Coiumban. He lost his' barn in the disasterous tornado, that struck across Huron County in April. But now a beautiful new all steel 40 ft. by 80 ft. barn is being raised in its . place. As the .steel started to go on 'Mr." O'Reilly com- mented "Weil, at least I'll be dry when I milk the cows now." *43, 1,t,; Coffee Break Everything stops for the coffee brek. Mrs. O'Reilly sets a good table, even if is only two planks• on sawhorses. Maybe the food is$part` of the reason so many .have volitnteered to help. Neighbor's, friends and members of the Mennonite Disaster Relief Organization pitched •'in to help Mr. O'Reilly. They have been working for more than .a week on the barn.' Mr. . O'Reilly says, "You've got to give ,the Mennonites a lot of credit.. They've done a great job all aver the area The Mennonite Organization has rebuilt several barns. Enjoying the snack are neighbor Lou Coyne, Jack O'Reilly 'and Lou O'Reilly. Dublin Wors'en's JnstItut�. TQ Enter Centennial -Float Mrs. Charles Friend was hos- tess, f,,or the regular meeting of the. Dublin Women's Institute held Tuesday evening, June 27. Mrs..Thomas Butters, the pres- ident, opehed • the meeting with the• Ode and Mary Stewart Col- lect.' She then welcomed mem- bers and guests among whom were members df the 4-H home- making club "Sleeping Gar- ments" -and their mothers. The minutes of the previous meeting were adopted' as read and the correspondence dealt. with. Mrs. Roy Burchill and Mrs. Jamer Statton were thanked for printing the programs for the 1967-68 birttheh -Meetings. Plans. were completed- for. decorating ,the float to be en - Classified ads pay dividends. Safety -Tested USED. cAR SALE AT HURON COUNTY'S FINEST USED CAR MARKET 1967 Ford Galaxie 500, 4door, H.T., fully mapped M. 1966 Grand Parisienne Pontiac, 327 engine, 4door Hard Top A nunther of 1966 Chevrolets; Pontiacs and Fords, Sedans, hardtops, 6 and 8 cylinders, fully equipped. 1965 Ford Galaxie XL500, 2 -door H.T. 1965 Pontiac Custom Sport, 7! -floor fully equipped A wide selection of 1965 and 1964 Chews., Pontiacs and Fords, sedans, hardtops, var- ious models, 6 and 8 cylinders. 1963 Chap. Belair, 6 -cylinder, power steering 1964 Chevrolet, 2 -door H., 327 engit►g A wide variety of. 1960 to 1962 models to choose from. STATION WAGONS 1965 Ohev. Impala, 9 -passenger wagon, V=8; fully. equipped • A Written Guar. ifoilor 60 Days an ailLata Modal Cars -=Mabry oth.r Modals to choota from a OH*1 MOTORS arrato ... , N EVERY 16VIRMIR . • tered in the Hibbert Township' Centennial Parade to be held July 15. Mrs. Charles Friend,' conven- er of the standing committee for Home Economics and Health gave a brief outline of the work done in the recent 4-11 home- making club, sleeping garments. She introduced Miss Mary Mar- garet Rowland; the commenta- tor for the Dublin Colleen Fa- shion Show. The• following girls modelled the sleeping garments they had made: Misses -Chris- tine Delaney, Luanne Rowland, Melba Jean Friend, Beth Roney, Delaine O'Rourke, Rhonda Kr'amp, Catherine Ann . Brown and Mary1-Margaret--Rowland. As many ',of the girls were unable, to be present, they could not present the skit used at achievement day. Mrs. ' Butters thanked the girls., Mrs. Friend reported. on the district annual , meeting held in Mitchell onrMay 25 Plans for a bus trip t� visit the Adelaide Hoodless Home at St. George and Doon Pioneer village were discussed. It 'is hoped that anyone interested will contact one of the branch members for further details. Mrs. William Smith thanked Mrs. Friend for the use of her home and• Mrs. John Burchill adjourned the meeting. Lunch -'was served by the BURNS CLEANER Nd SMOKE, NO ODOUR committee in charge, Mrs. Wil- liam Smith, Mrs. Joseph Dor- sey-and..Mrs. •Lloyd Humphreys. News of Cromarty Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dov motored to Qsaret, Saskatche- an, where they are attending, a community club centennial celebration, M.r. and Mrs. John Wallace were guests at the Sherwood- Parkinson. herwoodParkinson• wedding which took place in Knox "Presbyterian Church, Mitchell, on Friday evening. Mr. �-nd' Mrs. Murray Finlay - UM, .of Exeter. were Sunday guests of Mr; and Mrs. Larry Gardiner. " Mr. and Mrs. Donald Scott and family of Seaforth .attend ed anniversary services and vis- ited• with Mrs. Grace Scott pn Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Keith illeLaren were ?guests of Mr. and ''Mrs. G. Car .and Mrs.. Taylor after attending Cromarty Church an- niversary on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Harburn, Bob, Gail and Jill spent the weekend with friends at $es - wick and also with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Green at Queensville. Mr. and Mrs. George Mct aig of Vancouver, B.C., visited dur- ing the week with cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Calder McKaig and Mr. Angus McKaig. Mrs. Everatt Kerslake, Denise and Barbara spent a few days, touring the sights at Expo.. Rev.. Charles" Falconer was entertained at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gardiner and Mr. and , Mrs. Carter Kerslake on Sunday: Rev. Charles Falconer, of For- est, who was a former member of Cromarty Church, was guest speaker at the 102nd anniversary of Cromarty Presbyterian Church with good, attendance at the morning and evening • set= vices. Special music was pro- vided by the choir ,. and' the 'CGIT group under the leader- ship of -Miss Brenda Kerslake. The annual picnic at SS No. 5, Hibbert, was held recently' when some one hundred friends partook of a bountiful supper. The: pupils displayed their year's work for thein. parents' viewing. This was followed by the pre-. sentation of a Canadian Centen- nial skit and films. Remember! It takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be' money- pocket. To advertise. just Dial Seaforth 527-024`¢. INVEST tea. Guaranteed Trust Certificate DONALD G. EATON Office in. Masonic Block Main .St:, SEAFORTH Phone 527-1610 44/ Best in , Balers! For smooth non-stop baling you need uniform, guaranteed Co-op Twine. Ties tight and stays tied. Full strength, full length, ties more bales per boll. Mode in Canada from true Sisalano. Brazilion Twine and Co-op Baler Twine in full 10,000 ft. bales, in• • stock at Competitive Prices - Full Length = FuI'I Strength 'Full Value , f iltA1114 O L Wadden `` i`'U>rondfoot, Phart401/404 11hone527..0770.� r ImmediaIe SALE 600 Case Combine, 3 years old. 600 Case Combine, 4 years old. 1010 Case -Combine, 2 years .old. 1010 Case Combine, new last fall." , 441 Cockshutt Combine, new condition. 1060 Case Combine, new. 660 Case Combine, new t Massey -Ferguson self-propelled 12' swather and crimper, 2 years old. 4 Used. self-propelled swathers, 930 'Case Compact King Tractor, 1 year old, with 700 hours. 730 Case Tractor, with 300 hours. • 1963 international 3 -ton truck, new 304 motor. 1959 International 2 -ton truck, new 6 -cylinder motor. 19p!9 Chevrolet dump truck 1967 Zntetnational Truck; 16' livestock pox 1959 Buick Hard Top 1966 Impala Chevrolet Hard Top TERMS Stan . Horsburgh RR 1 wrnrcaaM Looking For a USED CAR? Give Us a CaIi! 111 We have a 'good selection of top quality used cars and trucks 'and they're all priced to clear: ACT NOW and - SAVEMONEY! ! at the West -End Pontiac -Buick TRADING POST IN MITCHELL Good Will Used Cars and Trucks 1965- Pontiac Parisienne, 4 -door '.sedan, $, "`' automatic, power steering, power brakes and radio - 1965 Ford Custom sedan,, automatic, seven tires $1,695 1965 Laurenti , 'au'tomatic, radio $1,895 ,6963 Pontiac - Srtrato-chief , st. $1,175 1.62 Chevy II, 4 cyl., kandard. rA1961 Pontiac V-8, automatic 1961 Falcon Sedan, real buy 1961 Corvair 1961 Ford Convertible -- Red, nice clean car. all the way through . , ...:... $975 Several models from '61 to '58, wagons, se- dans and 2 -doors • Truck ' Values 1966' GMC 1/2 -Ton V-8, Leavy Duty equip- ment - $1,850 1962 GMC 1/2 -Ton' Pickup, heavy duty $ 975 1962 Chev 1/2 -Ton pick-up, heavy duty $975 1960 Mercury 3 -Ton, good $975 Settforth Cal 3484932 MITCHELI.�. 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