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The Huron Expositor, 1968-07-25, Page 5• •••••..• 1, 14 14 • Lean Peameal COTTAGE ROLL Lean Butt 0 PORK CHOPS • PORK HOCKS lb. 1.100 FRESH SLICED PORK LIVER 2 Ib. 69c FRESH MADE HAM SALAD WESTON'S BREAD 4 loaves 99. PERSONALIZED COASTERS GIFTIDEAS THE HURON Phone 527-0240 SERVIETTES EXPOSITOR Seaforth ON THESE, 4-1 USED - HARDTOPS 1967 FORD GALAXIE 500, 2 -door Hard- $ vinyl roof. Lic. H48-203. .....Now Price 2995 top, V-8, Auto., Radio, P.S. and P.B., 1967 PLYMOUTH "SPorts Setalite", V-8, g Auto., vinyl roof, power steering, low '2795 mileage, tic. 773-232. Now Price 1967 COUGAR HARDTOP "G.T.", 390 S Lic: H11-298 , Now Price V-8, P.S. P.B., Ltd slip, N 3195 ew wide ovals, ' 1966 CHRYSLER WINDSOR, 2 -door S , Hardtop, V-8, auto, PS and P.B., New -'r rubber, Radio. Lic. H48-650 Now Price AG395 '1 1965 METEOR MONTCALM, 2 Hardtop, V-8, auto, Radio, Lic. Now Price 14454°201r $ 1 695 , 1964 FORD GALAXIE 500, Hardtop, 390 S and P.B., radio. L ' .H61-539 k 595 . - Now Price 1 1964 s FORD GALAX1E 500 HardtoP, g V-8, auto., P.S. and P.B., Oadio, simulat- di vinyl roof, Lic. 788-641 Now Price ' 1595 TRACTORS We're wrecking a Ford Major Diesel. PARTS FOR SALE 1950 Oliver7,7 $600.00 IHC 13-250 Diesel $850.00 1953 Ford Jubilee $975.00 • Ford Major Diesel $1,000.00 Ford 850 and Loader $1,850.00 1965 IHC 414 Diesel $1,875.00 1965 Case 430 and loader $2,200.00 1964 Ford 6000 Diesel $4,000.00 1965 Ford Super Major, 10 speed • • • .$4100.00 1963 Ford Super Major Tractor Loader back hoe $4500.00 John Deere 3 -'section, drag harrows • • • - $50.00 Bissell 3 -section harrows $65.00 Ferguson 2 -furrow Plow $65.00 Ford 2 -row cultivator $100.00 Massey -Harris WA' stiff -tooth cultivator $100 Dearborn Mower $125.00 11 -foot Massey -Harris wheel cultivator $135 Cockshutt 7 -ft. Mower $135.00 New Idea 95 bus, spreader .$185.00 I.H.C. A and 2 -row cultivator $300.00 Ford 501 Mower, 3 point hitch ; .$350.00 LARRY SNIDER MOTORS LTD. Phone 2354640 Exeter • WPM mrxW I Mel* along witi some friends _aecompanled hor POW ISTMlem. O1b804 te gal- lon. Airport Sunday, when he left for Wend, • Ws. Roes Carter of Gait en-, tertained Sorge friends and rer." •atiVeS SaturdaY evening at -the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hood, in honour of their 25th wedding anniversary, The Robinson reunion was held Saturday, July-I3th at Ted Robinson's home, sita3 KipPen with guests from San Francisco, Toronto, Dutton, London, Chat- ham, Thamesville, and the sur- rounding area. Fifty-four mem- bers of the elan sat down- to a dinner and supper followed by games. . Mr. Joseph H. McQuarrie of Hensall has purchased the house formerV occupied by W. R. Cooper and are moving in. °Mr. and Mrs. Ray Reffitt of Florida have returned home af- ter visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Slavin. -Fifty-six neighbors and friends of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hood of RR 3 Kippen„ gathered at their home Wednesday evening, July 17 and surprised the couple on their 25th wedding anniversary: For entertainment the highlight of the evening was progresSive euchre which was played on the lawn. Prizes were given for high and low scores. The couple was presented with a large mirror and other gifts. The address was read by Ted Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Hood thanked everyone and lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kirk and family spent Sunday in Port Stanley with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kirk. Louise remained with her grandparents for some holidays, • Mr. Robert Thompson of Kip - pen who recently celebrated his 91st birthday was very pleased last week to receive a framed scrdll from the Provincial, Gov- ernment. Mr. and Mrs.•John C. Doig of Grand Rapids, Min., attended the Treasure -Smillie wedding on Saturday in Hensall United Church and Called on Mrs. Long in the evening. David and Robert Cooper spent Sunday in Detroit. Sunday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Mellis were Mr. and Mrs. E. Spoval and Mr. and Mrs. J. Johnson from Ex- eter. Monday visitors with Mrs. Long were Mr. and Mrs. A. Pringle, Mr. and Mrs. E. Scott and four grandchildren from London. Mr. and Mrs. William Kyle were surprised Monday evening when the neighbors gathered to spend an ,evening with them prior to moving to their new home in Hensall. After a few • 'games of bingo, the ample were presented with a parr of lamps and a picture. • Miss Sharon McBride enter- tained Saturday evening at a miscellaneous shower in honor 'of Miss Barbara Dales of Wheat- ley whose marriage to David Cooper takes place August 24th. Miss Dales, who teaches pub- lic school in London, thanked all and extended an invitation to visit her in her new home. . CROMARTY The Scott Family Reunion was bead at Lions Park, Mitchell on Sunday afternoon with 30 rekitiVes im attendance. Bus- iness conducted 'Ilty tbie Presid- ent Dr. Jim Town and the Sec- retarytTreasurer's report was read by Alec Scott. The officers were 1967 as follows: President Dr. Town, Sea: -Treasurer Betty • Binning; Itmth committee Mir. and Mrs. Carter Kersaake and Mr. and Mrs. Alan Sommers. Thie program conunittee, Mr. and Mrs. Oen. Vivian end Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Fell. Supper was served and a social time was enjoyed by all. Mir. and Mrs. Geo. Reeves of Toronto epent a few days with IVIrs. J. R. Jefferson. , Mr. end Ms. Jeffery Ballan• tyne of Stratford visited on Sun- day with Mrs. Geo. Wallis, Mis. Verna Brooks, and MTS. .T. f. Jefferson. Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gardiner, were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gardiner, Barb- ara, Ronnie, Brenda and Robbie, and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Beams of Science Hill. Nlisses Anna and Agnes Scott of London., and Mr. and Mrs. Doug Eyre of St. Thomas spent the week end with Nfr. and Mrs. Gordon Scott and Francis. Thursday evening guests with Mrs: J. R, Jefferson, Mr. and Mrs. Don Riehl and family, RR 5: Stratford, Mr end 1Vfrs. Nor- man Jefferson, of Munroe, Mr. and Ws. Gordon -Laing and fam- ily and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laing and fatly M Cromarty. Mr. and Mrs. C. j. Weitzman of Niagara Palls, N.Y. swamp - ended: by their grand -daughters Susan and Ann Weitzman visit- ing with Ws. Grace Scott. Mr. and 1Vfrs. Rill Kistmer and son Dill of Guelph vieited with Mr,. and Nfrs. Bill Halley and STAFFA Mr. 'and Mrs. Johnny Miller visited over the week end with Mr. If. Willard of Colborne and Mr. and Mr, Lea Hull at Stoney Lake. Miss Brenda Kerslake return - ea home last week from Lincoln County where she spent a week as a Perth County 4-11 exhange. Shirley and Steven Miller Vitr. ited over the week end.With and Mrs. Iten Duman and fam- ily' of Kirkton. Baskets of pink and white ,gladioli, ferns and candelabra graced the altar of Londesboro United Church Saturday, July 6, at 4 o'clock when Glenyee Lorene, daughter of Mrs. Wil- bur Jewitt, RR 1, Clinton and the late Mr. Jewitt, became the bride of Ralph Douglas Glew, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Glew, Clinton. The Rev. J. C. Britton of Seaforth, officiated at the. ceremony. Traditional wedding music was played by the church organ- ist, Mrs. Harry Lear, who ac- companied Ilarbara, Bonnie and Betty Snell of Londesboro. Be fore the ceremony the trio sang "The Wedding Prayer" during the ceremony "-The Lord's Pray- er" and during the signing of. the register, "The Wedding Benediction". Given in marriage by her brother, Ronald Jewitt, the bride chose a skimmer style gown of silk organza over taf- feta with a round 'high collar 'enhanced with guipure lace, wrist -length sleeves with lace detail and lace extending from the collar to the hem on the front and back of her dres,s. Her train draped from a - wedding ring head -band, was of lace cathedral tulle. She carried pink roses and trailing ivy. Matron of honor was her sis- ter-in-law Mrs. Ronald Jewitt and the bridesmaids were Mrs. George MacDonald, London and Miss Connie Brittoh of Toronto. They wore identical gowns of petal pink organza over taffeta with portrait neck, elbow sleeves with deep trim of guipure lace. Their skimmer style gowns had watteau trains and their. head- dress was wide lace bands with bouffant veils. Their bouquets were pink -tipped white mums. Frank Glew of Toronto, bro- ther of the. groom was grooms- man. The guests were ushered by Bev. and Brian Jewitt, bro- thers of the bride and Randal Glew, brother of the groom. Following the ceremony, the dinner and reeeption was held in the church basement. The bride's mother received in a mint green dress with matching coat and a corsage of yellow sweetheart roses. The ' groom's mother wore a blue two-piece dress with a corsage of pink roses. For the wedding trip, the bride wore an aqua blue en- semble with matching, hat and accessories and a corsage of pink roses. Mr. and Mrs. Glew will re- side at 221 Thames Crescent, Dorchester. Prior to her marriage the bride was honored at a shower brher Constance girl friends at the home of her cousin, Mrs. Jim Preszcator, by relatives and Seaforth friends at the home of Mrs. Lorne Lawson, by the community in C,onstance United Church and by the staff of Hul- lett Central School at the home of Mrs. William Howson, Blyth. APPLEBY Pintk sweethart roses 'and ferns, flanked by candelabra formed the setting for the dou- ble ring beremony in Staffa Un- ited 'Church, Rev. A. H. Daynard . . g. The bride formerly Kaye Marie Worden, is the daughter of Mr. and „Mrs. Roy Appleby, Mitchell. ,Given in marriage by her parents, the bride entered the church on the arm of her father, as kVEr. Donald Attridge of Mark- ham, ac'emnpanied by Mr., K. C. Toffin, of Toronto,, part "The, Wedding Priver."1-hiring the siging of the register the solist sang "The fords Prayer." , The wedding gown which Kaye chose, was of floor length lagoclii, with an embroidered train fastened to the waistline. wi4v.htalloredi bows. Kier three tikitd teallePed Veil Weik,elinght t With 4...tieeided Petal CO, and sho t carded pink saftietharb rosese's - WORDEN and ivy. • Attending lbeir sister as maid of honor was Miss 1Vliargaret Warden. Bridesmaids were Miss Linda Graham, of Sarnia and NBA's. Muriel Scherbarth, sister of the groom, The girls wers gowned alike in floor length pink chiffon, with beadc1co1lar trim. Their full-length pink veils were head by pink crystal tams. Thely.-earried dainty baskets of ivy. -` Attending the greeln was Mir. Gary Robinson, of London, and guests were ushered by Mr. Ken- neth Appleby and Mr, Murry Butcher. • Following the ceremony the Owns were reeeived at the Victorian Inn, Stratford, where the wedding dinner was -Served - When the couple had left for heir InIneS14014 theguests ro- urncd tie the imam Of the Wit. parents ab Staffs. 1410tOli UPOSITOk$ DONT MISS' TIIE$E BM SPECIAL VAL STEWART 'BROS. AT MEN'S SPORT JACKET CLEARANCE Tweeds, 'Corduroys, Hopsacks, Madras and Flannels in a 154° wide choice of plains, checks and novelties sizes, 36 to 44 onlY• to $24.50 to $39.50 SALE PRICE MEN'S TROPICAL ,WEIGRI` DRESS PANTS Grey, Blue, Brown, Sand, Olive, Gold, Green and Teall, Terylene and Wool or Dacron and Aveil. Sizes 32 to 44 only. 0 °ff $12.95 to $14.95. • BOY'S PERMA PRESS PANTS with half -elastic waist band Sand, Black, Olive and Cac- tus Green , 235 Sizes 4 to 6x, Reg. $2.95. Sale " Sizes 7 to 12. Reg. $3.95. Sale 3. 15 BOY'S SHORT SLEEVE KNITTED SHIRTS , Regular $1.95 to $2.95 All colors and patterns: Sizes Ai 8 to 16 only. WHILE THEY LAST MEN'S SPORT SMRT CLEARANCE Stripes, Checks and Plain shades in the popular pastel colors for summer. Sizes small, medium, large and extra, large. regular $3.95 regular $5.00 regular to $6.95 Sale $2.99 Sale $3.88 Sale $4.88 . G.W.G. TEXAS RANGER LINES ' REDUCED e SHIRTS, PANTS, JACKETS - SAND, GREEN, TAUPE Regular $6.50 PANTS ' SALE PRICE $5.75 Regular $4.95 SHIRTS SALE PRICE $4.35 Regular $7.50 JACKETS SALE PRICE $6.65 ALL -SUMMER DRESSES Regular up to $19.95. "Good Choice. Sizes 10 to 20. .\ 1 000 SALE BEST GRADE SUMMER, DRESSES Values to $35.00 Sizes 10 to 20, Half iizes 14%15...0 to SALE SPECIAL RACK Chili. TO CLEAR Sizes 7 to 18, Gold, Green, 1 04° ALL-WEATHER COATS Regular to $24.95 A SPORTS WEAR SALE Short s, Jamaicas, Knee ALL Tops. 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