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The Huron Expositor, 1963-06-27, Page 4.. N' O ITOK, SEAFORTH, 1� ^r , a. 1 �*-'.�� H S O 963 Arnold Stinnissen Life Insurance is My y Business Representing Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada TELEPHONE 852 R 12 RR. 5 - SEAFORTH Read the Advertisements — It's a Profitable Pastime ! Dor Do IT YouRSEtF! IV WRINGING, IRONING AND DIRT WEAR OUT FABRICS FLANNERY CLEANERS CALL 87 Seaforth We specialize in sizing cottons GIANT AUCTION SALE at the CLINTON LEGION HALL Tuesday Evening, July 2nd 7:15 p.m. sharp AUCTIONEER LEO E. BIRD WILL SELL WITHOUT RESERVE A LARGE SELECTION OF FINANCE COMPANY REPOSSES- SIONS: BANRUPT STOCKS, BAILIFF SEIZURES AND PER- SONAL CONSIGNMENTS OF MODERN HOUSEHOLD FURNI- TURE, TELEVISION SETS AND APPLIANCES. FOR A SAMPLE. HE WILL OFFER FOR SALE a large selec- tion of slightly used television sets, 2 refrigerators, 2 washers, a large chest freezer, and 2 electric ranges. FROM ONE FINANCE COMPANY a complete separate of- fering of merchandise used only a short while consisting of a 5 -piece bedroom suite with spring and mattress, 2 -piece,, chester- field suite in nice condition, 5 piece chrome suite, 2 step tables and a coffee table, and 2 table lamps. FROM ANOTHER LOT. a 4 -seater chesterfield suite, a full size 54" continental bed, 21" General Electric television set, Fairbanks Morse automatic washer • and an electric dryer (both units in new condition. WE HAVE ALSQ BEEN PROMISED TWO OTHER LOTS FOR THIS SALE BUT DETAILS ARE NOT AVAILABLE AT PRESENT. LEO BIRD Will ALSO OFFER FOR SALE A LARGE SELECTION OF BRAND NEW FURNITURE CONSISTING OF .2 complete bedroom suites, 2 39" continental beds with head- boards, 2 54" full-size mattresses, .2 chesterfield suites with foafh cushions, 2 davenport suites that make into a bed, 9 -piece, 7 -piece and 5 -piece dinette or kitchen suites, step and coffee tables, lamps, hostess chairs, desk, chrome rocker, high chair, gossip bench, step stool, 9' x 12' rug, and many other items too num- erous too mention. ALSO HE WILL . BE SELLING A LARGE PART OF A $50,000.00 INVENTORY •OF BRAND NEW CLOTHING FOR MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN AND BABIES. The following are just a few •of the many items—bathing suites, shorts, slims, blouses, "T" shirts, pedal pushers, work pants, shirts, underwear, nylons, socks, skirts, 2 and 3 -piece outfits for children, deck pants, swim trunks, baby sets, hair curlers, comb and brush sets and 100 other odds and ends. Don't Miss This Outstanding Auction Sale at the CLINTON LEGION HALL TUESDAY EVENING, -JULY 2nd 7:15 p.m. sharp Auctioneer — Leo E. Bird TERMS CASH — CHEQUES ACCEPTED ON FURNITURE 3%. Sales Tax in Effect 1 Swimmers . ..L. row ons (Continued from Page 1) Lane Ward, Paul Somerville, Murray McCall, Steve Hibbert, Peter Win#Ams, Mary Ann Mc- Grath, Linda Coleman, Karen - Whitmore, Marg. Eckert, Dale Keffer. Beginners --9:35-10:10 Teacher—Ken Cardno. Joan Bennett, Gail Travis, Sharon Willis, Sandra Watson, Gail McWhirter, Connie Me- Whirter, Donald Workman, Dale Wheeler, Gordon Mitchell, Ross Mitchell, Mac Williams, Garry Heynsberger, Bob Cole- man, Ralph Whitmore, Garry Nash, Marlene Nash. Beginners --9:35.10:10 Teacher—Katy Scott. Bruce Hazelgrove, David Gez- anich, Brian Dale, Allan Ken- nedy, Paul Kruse, Judy Staffen, Dwayne Cornish, Bill Nediger, Robert White, Marie Robinson, Susanne Dick, Kevin Hender- son, Jo -Anne Gibson, Bradley Carnochan. Beginners -9:35-10:15 Teacher—Shirley Fry. Allan Tamen, Joey McLean, Jo -Anne Mowat, Lloyd Brett, Douglas Southgate, 'Joan Muir, Larry Broome, Betty. MacDon- ald, Tony Murdock, Bruce Mal- colm, Mary Jean Fry, Keith Price, Paul Beattie, Darlene Ruth Carnochan. Intermediates -9:35-10:10 Teacher—Anne Troutbeck. Joyce Heuther, Mary Gibson, Kathy Blake, Hank Groothius, Tom Devereaux, Elizabeth Van Der Zon, Ann Huyben, Maria Willems, Bob Smale, Elizabeth Smale, Paul Patrick. Juniors -9:35-10:10 Teacher—Tom Dick. Barbara Bryans, Murray Mct Arter, Cathy McArter, Anne Krauter, Anne Oldfield, Murray McDonald, Linda Wilson, Doro- thy Elliott, Jim Oldfield, Nancy Pearson, John Gibson, Pamela Patrick, Bob Eckert. 10:10-10:45—Beginners Teacher. Joan Teall. Sylvia Smith, Lee .Bell, Joan Hildebrand, Ann De Visser, Jef- frey Alan Robinson, Lynn Mao - Donald, Penny Hulley, John Lady Bowlers Sponsor Tourney- The ourney-The Seaforth Ladies' Bowling Club held a tournament Wed- nesday, when clubs from Gode- rich, Wingham and Seaforth battled all afternoon for a spot near the cat. The three entries from Wing - ham walked off with the priz- es. Their skips were Mrs. Fin- nigan, Mrs. Du Val and Mrs. McIntyre. Thirty ladies enjoy- ed a delicious pot -luck supper. A short meeting was held af- ter the tournament at which it was decided that each member would try to bring a new mem ber next Thursday afternoon. Church Groups McKILLOP WMS MEETS The McKillop WMS of First Presbyterian Church, Seaforth, met at the home of Mrs. James Aicheson Thursday. The presi- dent, Mrs. Elgin • Nott, opened the meeting with a prayer, fol- lowed by Hymn 494. The roll call was answered by 17 mem- bers and two guests. Miss Jean Scott offered her home for the July meeting. It was decided that the fees for the Ladies' Aid be taken to the July meeting. Mrs. Arthur Nicholson read the Scripture, which was taken from Ephesians, chapter 6:10- 20. The topic, "Today," was giv- en by Mrs. Elgin Nott from Asian rhymes. It was told in question and answer form. She also read a chapter on the life of the people in Korea and their country. The president thanked Mrs. Aicheson for the use of her home and all who helped. AT -HURON COUNTY'S FINEST USED CAR MARKET 1963 Pontiac Laurentian Sedan, new—A.T. 1963 Pontiac Laurentian 1963 Chevrolet Biscayne.'Fully • equipped 1962 Ford Gallaxy Sedan 1962 Pontiac Laurentian Two -Door Hard- top—Automatic 1961 Pontiac Parisienne 4 -Door — Fully equipped 1961 Pontiac Laurentian—A. 1959 Chev. Bel Air Sedan 1959 Ford Coach 1959 Chevrolet Impala Four -Door Hard- top—V-8 motor, automatic 1959 Pontiac V -8 ---Automatic 1959 Volkswagen 1958 Chevrolet Biscayne Sedan—A.T. 1957 Pontiac Sedan—Standard 1957 Pontiac—A.T. MANY OLDER MODELS USED TRUCKS 1960 Chevrolet 1 -Ton Pickup A Written Guarantee for 60 Days on all Late Model Cars—Many other Models to choose from BRUSSELS teQssets PHONE 173 -"Th. Hama 6# 6sft.r Used Cars" MOTORS ONTARIO OPEN EVERY EVENING Wright, Alan Carnochan, Gary Munro, Doug MacGregor, Bea- trice Ducbarme, John Grooth- ius, Lois Nigh. Beginners -10:10.10:45 Teacher—Ken Cardno. Gary Eisler, Charlynn Fry, Beth Broome, Cathy Somers, Douglas Hall, Donna Hammond, Jane Dietz, Wayne Coombs, Sus- an Coombs, Celli) Dick, Bar- bara Gemmell, George Duch- airnie, Mary Helen Ducharme, Lyle Haney, Bill Salisbury. Beginners -10:10-10:45 Teacher—Katy Scott. Linda Wilson, Jim Vonk, Lar- ry McGrath, • Pat Devereaux, Patrick O'Brien, Danny Ma- loney, Mary Margaret Kelly, Rose Marie Kelly, Doug Dale, Gary Phillips, Janice Lynn Eyre, Jean Ducharme, Christine Groothius, Jo -Ann Wells. Beginners -10:10-10:45 Teacher—Shirley Fry. Michael Murdock, David Staf- fen, Barbara Smith, Jerry Steph- enson, Gordon Carnochan, Joce- lyn Lee Hall, Sylvia Van der Hoek, Patricia Robertson, Bren- da Lynn Savauge, Ross MacDon• ald, Marian Ducharme, George Brown, Mary Ann Vonk, Jean- nette Vonk, Arnold Stinnissen. Juniors -10:10-10:45 Teacher—Tom Dick. Cathy McLean, Danny Corn- ish, Peggy Fry, Allan Butson, Janet Beattie, Yvonne Feeney, Jim Rivers, Laurie Bell, Rose- mary Bedard, Ian Harvey, Glen- da Matheson, Margo Wells, Ruth Wells, Michael Porcbak. 10:45-11:20—Beginners Teacher—Joan Teall. Eleanor Butson, Dianne Mil- ler, Perry Broome, Kenny Mc- Lean, Marlene Turnbull, Patsy McNaughton, Randy Wood, Ken- neth Doig, Elizabeth Ball, Mary Margaret Rowland, Jayne Card - no, Wendy McConney, Lisa Lake, Beginners -10:45-11:20 Teacher—Ken Cardno. Doug'Hildebrand, Gayle Mun- ro, Donna Fry, Violet Irwin, Dennise McConney, Steve South- gate, Terry Dale, Heather Kruse, Wendy Stannah, Althea Stan- nah, Luanne Rowland, Colleen Rowland, Ruth Jeffrey, Judy Jeffrey. Beg inners -10:45.11:20 Teacher—Katy Scott. Joan Nobel, Mary Lou De Groot, Archie Huyben, Jo -Anne De Groot, Wilma Jansen, Deane Jansen, John Nash, Nancy Phil- lips, Jack Heynsberger, Marie Heynsberger, Patrick Rowland, Catherine Kramers, Mary Lou McLaughlin, Rae Butson. Beginners -1Q:45-11:20 Teacher—Shirley Fry. Wayne Baert, Allan Mgr: Larry Dupee, Dennis Campbell, Martin Baert, Paul Hulley, Sus- an Hildebrand, Bob Brugger, Stewart Carter, Carol Bell. Rose Ann Benninger. Mary Kelly-, Donna McLaughlin, Pauline Mc- Laughlin, Ronnie Miller. I ntermed i ates-10:45-11 :20 Teacher—Anne Troutbeck. Allan Robertson, Bill Carno- chan, Vida Malkus, Terry Mow- at, Nancy Hulley, Judy Huller:, Heather Beuerman, Barbara Bryans, Patty Etue, Dawnn Rey- nolds, Kenneth Russell, Allan Russell. Intermediates -10:45.11:20 Teacher -Tom Dit'k. Rochelle Nesbitt, Jean Dev- ereaux, Mary Anne Huyben, David Harvey, Stewart McLean, Jim Dalrymple, Peggy Cornish. Melannie Matzold, Brian Price. 11:20.11:55—Beg inners Teacher—Joan Teal!. Brian Stratycliuk, Joan Steph- enson, Doreen Storey, Brenda Dungey, Barbara Iszocouics, Monica Malkus, Reith Robert- son, Kevan Broome, Patricia Bowering, Ernie Putman, Neil Devereaux, Michael Devereaux, Teresa Devereaux. Beginners -11:20-11:55 Teacher—Ken Cardno. Elizabeth De Visser, Peter Harvey, Sheryl Bennewies, Bar- bara Brady, Cindy Barr, Glenn Malcohn, Bonnie Bennewies, Debby McPherson, Robbie Hius- ser, Brian Dietz, Margaret Sills, Ronald Henderson, Danny Dev- ereaux, Mary Noble, Pam Snow- den. Beginners -11:20-11:55 Teacher—Katy Scott. Gerald Wheeler, Roger Hum- phries, Sharon Marks, Lois Wil- liamson, Kenneth Work, Connie Coutts, Judy Work, Kathy Work, Karen Coutts, Brian Work, Ricky Parker, Silby Jessome, Dianne Stapleton, Debbie Speir, Susan Speir. Beginners -11:20-11:55 Teacher—Shirley Fry. Roger Somers, Beverely Mc- Call, David Watson, Ricky Mc - D o n a 1 d, Deborah Callander, Shirley, Williamson, Joyce Pear- son, Peter Gibson,. Don Gibson, John Rutledge, Cindy Parker, Nancy Scott, Darlene Dale, Nancy Devereaux, Douglas Rey- nolds, Ann Marie Devereaux. Juniors -11:20.11:55 Teacher—Anne Troutbeck. Doug Wheeler, Jim Wheeler, Murray Workman, Paul Blake, Rosemary Blake, Jane Sills, Bil- ly McCurdy, Janet Boyes, Bob Carnochan, Peggy Fry, Susan Wells, Gerry Jutzi, Dianne Pat- terson. Sen iors-11 :20-11 :55 Teacher—Tom Dick. Gregory Wilson, Larry Wal- ters, James McRae, Nora Mc Rae, Monica McCurdy, Mary Sills, Susan Leonhardt, Alan McLean, Wendy Fry, Michael McRae, Mary Ball, Jim Rowat, Jane Cornish; Margie McLean, Gary Montgomery, Lynn Wright, Angela . Devereaux, Maureen B a n n o n, Brenda' McFadden, Michael Russell, Karen Russell. Jim Montgomery. and Gary Nicholson, life-saving. Every week, more people dis- cover what mighty jobs are accomplished by low cost Ex- positor Want Ads. For Complete INSURANCE on your HOME, BUSINESS, FARM, CAR, ACCIDENT, LIABILITY OR LIFE SEE JOHN A. CARDNO Insurance Agency Phone 214 Seaforth Office Directly Opposite Seaforth Motors MISS PAT DAM DE of Waterdown, Huron County's home economist, is shown at her desk in the Ontario De- partment of Agriculture office in Clinton, with Miss Isabelle Gilchrist, whom she succeeds. Miss Gilchrist, who came to the county in 1959; leaves the home economics service June 30, and will begin teaching high school in Orillia in- September. (B-H photo). STRAWBERRIES FOR SALE Order your Strawberries now and be assured of nice fresh berries for your deep freezer and for preserving. Although frost has shortened our crop, our prices will not be above those of last year. Phone HU 2-3462 F. W. ANDREWS - Clinton, Ont. WEDDING INVITATIONS COASTERS - GIFT IDEAS - SERVIETTES THE HURON EXPOSITOR Phone 141 — Seaforth G/RLS. /P YOU HAVE DULL AND HARD TO MAN,A6E HYVR,WELL GIVE YOU PROPER ATTENTION PLUS A LOT OF EXTRA CARE BRIAN'S HAIRSTYLING `Phone 427 Seaforth 11111111111111111111111111111111111 111111111 For ... HAIL INSURANCE SEE W. E. Southgate Seaforth 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 FIRST MORTGAGES Farms -- .Residential Commercial PROMPT, CONFIDENTIAL SERVICE The Industrial Mortgage & Trust Company ESTABLISHED 1889 Contact our Representative: W. E. SOUTHGATE Phone 334 • Seaforth J: ROBERT (Bob) HUARD Cities. Service Company .Limited announces the RE - OPENING of their Service Station on Goderich Sit., Seaforth, Ont. under a new Management SATURDAY, 29 JUNE, 1963 It will operate under the name of HUARD'S SERVICE STATION MINOR' REPAIRS -- SERVICE CALLS GAS - OIL USED CAR SALES FIRESTONE PRODUCTS MAURICE (Moe) TIRE REPAIRS f HUARD LUBRICATION - TIRES - BATTERIES ACCESSORIES,- CAR WASHING Open from 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. , HUARD'S SERVICE STATI GODERICH STREET I r Phone 8 • E. N SEAFORTH, ONT.