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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-11-23, Page 15An Expositor Classified will pay you dividends. Have you tried one? Dial 527-0240, %aor ale Amieri ' 'haWcagiv+ ing Holiday. • Epha'aina Clarke Of Seal forth visited 'with Mra. Annie Medd. • Mrra, Sadie'Riley is a patient in Vidtori # IQspitai London:,, Wo Wish *nal both a very speedy recovery, Npws. , of Winchelsea Mrs. Wm. Taylor and 'infant daughter returned home from Victoria Hospital, London on Friday. Mrs. Phil Hern spent Mon- day .and Tuesday of last week at , the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Hut- ton, Dennis and Dianne spent the week end at Listowel and attended the twentieth 'Wed- ding anniversary far Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hutton.. USED FARM MACHINERY JOHN DEERE 45 COMBINE - with 2 -row corn head ALSO TRACTORS AND PLOWS See them at . . . - JIM CHALMERS RR 2, Kipper Phone Seaforth, 527-0205 a' r r: r: r. ra r:, r -' ;r>'.1 r 'r, r -..r ' .:r:. ,rM rear --;,re''' Here at Bob and Betty's Variety `we have a large selection of Toys for Christmas giving. ' SEALTEST ICE CREAM • MAGAZINES • BREAD, MILK, POP * SMOKER'S NEEDS SPECIAL HOSTESS POTATO CHIPS_ Reg. 69c NOW 49c -\ HOURS: OPEN TIL 10:00 EVERY NIGHT OPEN SUNDAYS AT 12:15 BOB and BETTY'S VARIETY r:'lj 1 1 h1 • 1, 1 rt.( 04 .1 '4 rl wl rl' 1i ett4.0.1.• +-.i ;51 Corduroy, Wool, Flannel, Quilted Nylon, and Satin and Orlon .Pile Housecoats make a perfect gift for any woman on your list. Choice of colors„ styles and lengths. - Size S, M, L, XL, 6.95 to 16.95 A page 1, one of a limited number reproduced from 'the Gutenberg Bible on the press in Mainz, Germany, which -in 1452 produced the original Bible was presented to Frank Phillips and Miss 01. Oliphant in Burlington recently. The scrolls on whicn the page appears were a feature of the Ger- man pavilion at Expo. It was presented by friends of Mr. Phil- lips who had been associated with the exhibition.' NEWS OF WALTON U.C.W. .Groups Meet at Walton _ The f6th and Boundary Un- it meeting was held Wednes- day evening at the home of Mrs. Harold Bolger and open- ed by singing "All the way, My Savior leads me" with Mrs. , N. Bblger at the piano. The scripture, Psalm 121 was read by Mrs.. Janhes McDonald also a reading. A poem "The Art of Getting Along" was read and the topic about an Indian entitled "An Old Man's Prayer" or "Prayer for the New, Year was given by Mrs. McDonald. The roll call was answered by '14 members. "Saviour Breathe an evening blessing" was sung and Mrs. , Jan Van HISTORY of r MCKILLOP An Excellent Christmas gift for former resi- dents of McKillop Town- ship available at Irvin's Hardware Seaforth The Huron Expositor Seaforth • Ryan's Store St. Columban McCluskie's . Store Winthrop Jerry Holland's Insurance Office, Dublin Humphries' Store Walton . ' or from Russell Bolton RR 1, Seaforth or any member of McKillop Township Council ,r''-';�#, -a r-; rr .r"r r.:r' "r-' r'rd 'i� rte° .r;rrran% rr: fr'i" ,r,.:. .CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS HOBBY CRAFT GIFT KITS Instant Papier Mache Jewellery Kits Junior Basket Makers Kit Popsicle Stick Craft Kit Copper Tooling Kits Candy Making. Kits DECO -WRITE LIQUID EMBROIDERY` PAINT CLEANESE CARPETS - FASHIONED TO LAST XMAS CANDLES COASTERS STYROFOAM HOLLY- WREATHS, ARTIFICIAL FLIfWER ARRANGEMENTS POINTETTIAS ORCCO SUN AND SHADE Outdoor -Indoor Carpet with, pile of 100% HERCULON NOW AVAILABLE WALLY P9OL TABLES Size3'x6'to4'x8' Boston or Snooker Balls' All Accessories From $111.95 ;. up HILDEBRAND PAINT & PAPER Lf KEM and MARTIN SENOUIt PAINTS SUNWORTHY and WALDEC WALLPAPER d1, l: 1, 1 • E;1 _1 1 04. NCE ne Cq., UC W met at the. home of K Lawagn • who took, the chair in absence of the president: NMrs, Bile,, Mrs. Reg Lawson gave a 'reading Oil. Remembrance fol,, Dewed with prayer. Scripture lesson Was taken from Psalm 46 and read by Mrs. Verne Dale, then Mrs," Lawson gave the study book on different religious sects, their origins, and beliefs.. Hyanii 656 was sung and this part of the meeting closed with prayer by Mrs. Lawson. Business was conducted by Mrs. Lawson. A Bible Quiz A was conducted by Mrs. Ella Jewitt who also invited the ladies to her home for the Chrstmas meeting to be held on December 12th. Mrs, Law- son served lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Reynolds and family of Michigan are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson and family q o u M' •a • 1 1, 1,•'1 1 1 r E; 1; 1 �1 ! ;1 d 1 GIVE HER A SWEATER Shells, pullovers and cardigans, Tur- tle Necks and. Curling sweaters. A myriad of colors, all sizes - gift box - Priced from 4.98 to 21,95 MOST POPULAR GIFTS FOR HIM Vliet took Aver the business part of the meeting. It was reported a 60 lb. bale had been sent away., The cop- per collection was taken with Mrs. - Kenneth McDonald's side as winners. The election of officers in- cluded, President, Mrs. Jan Van Vliet; Vice-president, Mrs. Douglas Fraser; Secretary. Mrs. George McCall; Flowers, Mrs. Donald Fraser; Pianist, Mrs. James Fritz; Assistant Pianist,. Mrs. Harold Bolger; Supper Committee, Mrs. Rae Houston, and Mrs. Donald Mc- Donald; Copper - Committee; Mrs. James Smith, Mrs. Clar- ence Martin; Quilt Committee Mrs. James McDonald and Mrs. Rae Houston: Plans were made for a wedding anniver- sary, December 2. Mrs. Alvin McDonald gave a report of the meeting at Moncrief. Lunch was served by Mrs. Alvin McDonald, Mrs. Doug- las Fraser and the hostess. The 17th and Boundary Un- it met ,at the home of Mrs: George Williamson with ten members and one visitor pres- ent. Mrs. Roy Williamsonopened the meeting with a thought for the day followed by hymn 401, "Onward Christian Sol- diers". The scripture reading was taken from 106 and 107 Psalms, Mrs. R. Williamson led in prayer. Mrs. Ross Bennett gave the topic taken from the book, "Did I say thanks". Mrs. Williamson read a poem, "God's Letter". "The wise may bring their Learn- ing was sung. Mrs. Roza-Ben- nett o ss -Ben- nett took over for the business period. The treasurer, Mrs. Wm. Murray reported, Mrs. Ben- nett called on the president of the UCW Mrs. Gordon McGav- in who gave reports in the U - CW such as the ,need of the Fred Victor Mission, Toronto for good clothing, the joining of the Evangelical United Brethren with Perth Huron Presbytery. She concluded with the poem entitled "Words Words,' Words". The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Martin Baan on December 13th. Janet Flood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Flood' is a patient in •Listowel Mem- -orial Hospital after undergo- ing surgery for appendicitis.. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hod gins and Edward, Mrs. May-' bile Ryan, Kathleen and Tom of Lucan visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reid. Mr. Harold Smalldon is at present confined to Victoria Hospital, London. A bazaar and tea sponsored by the 17th and Boundary Unit of the UCW was held in - the . church Friday evening. Rev. D. E, Docken opened the meeting in the church audi- torium after which Charles Williamson of Seaforth show- ed eolored slides on Expo and Centennial parades from the surrounding towns.' A sale of -home-made baking, candy and nisceI neous . articles was held i the school rooms. Me= &EPTe Use .Christmas Seals FIGHT CHEST .DISEASE f ,d GIFT NIGHTWEAR Flannelette Gowns- 2.98 - 3.98 Flannelette Pajamas 3.98 - 5.00 Nylon Gowns 6.95 to 9.95 Suede Rayon 5.95 to 9.95 Nylon Negligee Sets 24.95 Bed Jackets 4.95 to 6.95 Baby Doll Pajamas r,,.,5.95 to 6.95 WOLSEY Machine' Washable and Dry - able WOOL DRESS SOX' Sizes 10 to 13 Plain Ribbs ■�S: MILLEROSSI Spun Check SPORT SHIRTS Feels Like Wool ' NEVER FADES 5 All Sizes SLIPS White, Banana, All Sizes HALF SLIPS Same Colors, Gift Boxed .. 2.98 to 5.95 PETTI-PANTS White, Blues, Red , 2.98 PANTIES All Colors, Nylon Trico .... 1.00 to 3.00 Centennial Blue 3.98 to 7.95 FAMOUS MAKE PAJAMAS . Flannelette or Broadcloth All Sizes MISTER EASE HOUSE COATS All ,machine washable, Pais- leys, Plains, Checks All sizes 12.95 to 17.95 HANDBAGS FOR XMAS GIVING i A wide range of shapes in plastics and leathers. Feature colors are Brown, Black, Tan and 'Navy. Priced at 5.00- to 15.00 WHIPPED SEAMS WARMLY --LINED DRESS GLOVES • English Cape A All Sizes 4.95 PURE LINEN- MONOGRAM INENMONOGRAM HANDKERCHIEFS 69c, 2 for $1.25 ALL GIFTS BOXED FREE ELECTRIC BLANKETS Double Bed Size BED SPREADS Heirloom & Chenille KENWOOD ALL WOOL Blankets - Gift Bath Towels 21.95 & 23.95 10.95 to 22.50 13.95 to 24.95 1.75 to 2.95 GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR -HIM Viyella Sport Shirts ' 12.95 & 14.95 Novelty Sport Shirts 3.95 up Banlon Sweater Shirts 9.95 Knitted Sport Shirts - 5 5.95 Pullover Sweaters 8.85 to 19.95 Cardigan Sweaters 9.95 to 19.95 STEWART BROS. 'r 'err • .+: ..r' r- ,r �'r. r`'rr-,: 'r•.i is •r,+% ra �r.'. ird .r..r ,3 ie.,' rr"..+i ra: • .r / ,x iter,'- r'; ..+i .A �,r - - -- - rat �, r r �r ' .r; ,>i 'ri= r,:.r.::r�:.r.� .r ; .�,�- :r,,: 'r=� ,r:::r~:. . r-- •r;: r -- Bowlers -; Bowlers- Hold Annual . Supper The swing bowling teams from St. Peter's Lutheran Church held their annual meeting Monday evening at the Community Hall which opened with a roast turkey dinner served. by the LCW. Rev. H. Lossing was chair- man and Reuben Buuck was, elected Vice-president. The other officers have their dut- ies for the second year. Presi- dent, Antone• Siemon, past - president, Harold Elligsen; Secretary, John J. Gloor; Treasurer, Norman Benne- wies. Following the business tro- phies. -were presented to team No. 1 for the team with the ,highest average, which inclu- ded Irvin Schwindt, Wm. Die - gel, Mervin Leonhardt, Carl Vock- Alvin Leonhardt, and oe Stnith, Prizes were given to Mrs. Carl- Vock, ladies high single; 'Mrs. Harold, Elligsen, ladies high average; Aldin Leonhardt men's high average; Joe Smith men's high single; Donna Le- onhardt, ladies low; and Bob Ahrens, men's low. August Scherbarth showed. slides ' of his trip to Russia last year to conclude the eve- ning. Mrs, Manuel Beuerman is spending a few days at the home of her son, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Beuerman and family in Kitchener. Relatives received word of the death of Wm. Sholdice, last Thursday. The sympathy of the comrhunity is extended to the family. Friday night a shower was held` at the Community Hall for Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cronin (nee Heather Dubrick). Danc- ing was to the music of the. Royal Aires, Robert and Kenneth Ahrens of Hamilton spent the week end at home with their parents Mr. anti Mrs, Wilfred Ahrens. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Edgar and family, RR 1 Listowel, vis- ited with Mr. and Mrs,- Keri Elligsen on Sunday. ' Mr. Clifford Marks, Brus-. sels, visited his daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Pfiefer, Mr. Pfiefer and Karl on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Al Brown, of Melbourne, spent Sunday with his parents Mr. and- Mrs. Wm. Brown. Wm.. Diegel visited with his daughter Mrs. Don McLaugh- lin, McLaughlin, and fam- ily in Stratford on Saturday and celebrated his birthdrata,,.,., OFFICE SUPPLIES THE HURON EXPOSITOR Dial 527-0240 -- Seaforth SEE PAGE 2 For the Full Story on Rogers Majestic 100 Remember Your $ XMAS. BONUS of Every purchase of a ROGERS MAJESTIC TV or Hi Fi. at Crown Hardware between now and Christmas gives you an opportunity to win -$100.00. It's our way of saying thank you. CROWN= HARDWARE Rogers Majestic Headquarters for Quality TV and Stereo Sets Phone 527-1420 . --- ' Seaforth