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The Huron Expositor, 1966-05-26, Page 9WE'VE ADD[ ► ANQTIl[R 4-MODEI, TO OUR LOWPRICED SPRAY KITS wow SEVEN' MOODS TO CHOOSE FROM Au PURPOSE KIT Build your own sprayer at a new lbw cost. High and low pressure kits for spraying weeds,-- orchards, row -crops, barns and livestock. NEW CATALOGUES FREE WRITE NOW Also used sprayer, with Hydro pump. Harold Pryce R.R. 1, Seaforth, Phone 527-1637 — Seaforth Kppen fittines', 'DeIegaes Kippen East Women's Insti- tute met in the Legion 1`ialk, May 18th, with the president, 101's. Grant MacLean presiding. Delegates appointed to the District Annual dere Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Alderdice, Mrs. Drummond. and Mrs. Caldwc11. GrOUP leaders were James Chalmers, Mrs. William Bell, Mrs. Glenn Bell and Mrs. James Drummond. The, treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Vern Alderdice and the minutes of the last meeting wirre read by Mrs, Drummond. ' The motto: -"A drop of ink makes thousands think", pre- pared by Miss Margaret McKay was read by Mrs. Robert Bell. Mrs:' Grant MacLean gave a re- sume of her trip to Officer's Conference, in Guelph. The two 4-H clubs. which Kippen East sponsors, were ' present with their leaders and the mothers of the girls. Lunch - was • served by the hostesses for the evening, Mrs. Glenn Bell and Mrs. James Mc - Remember! It takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and 'be money; in pocket. To advertise, just Dial Seaforth 527-0240. ALL TYPES INSURANCE Donald G. Eaton Office in Masonic Block Main Street Phone 527-1610 Seaforth FERTILIZERS ORDER NOW! AVOID SPRING RUSIL! Get your requirements of • Bagged or Bulk Fertilizer - at HARRIS'WN FERTILIZERS LTD. Phone 482-9133 CLINTON - ONT. CUSTOM MIXING OUR SPECIALTY THINET Now Available For Corn Root Worm Control " AWS OF 1IENSA?.L' G.O1.,hell: Uiiited Nughton; assisted by the coM- rrut'tee, Mrs. John_ McGregor, Mrs. Robert Kinsman, Mrs. Stewart .Pepper, Mrs. Vern. Al- derdice, Mrs. James Chalmers and Mrs, Jack Sinclair. BRODHAGEN Mr. John Mueller of Ham- ilton spent a week with her mother, Mrs. August Hine- brecht. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Buuck, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Buuck of Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Burgess, Stratford visited with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Buuck, Mil- verton. • Mrs. Louie . Hillebrecht has returned to her home after being confined to •Seaforth Community Hospital and convalessing at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Alfred Beuerman and Mr. Beuer- man, Seaforth. Mr,, and Mrs. Russell Shot- dice visited Mr. and Mrs. Russell Knight, RR, 2 Brus- sels, Sunday.' Rev. and Mrs. Walter Beck- er of Deep River, visited Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rock. and family of Fullerton visit Mr. and Mrs. David Davis ed with Mr. and Mrs. Robert French •on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Wes- enberg, Joe, Dianne and Dawn of Bruxssels, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wesenberg and Larry of Seaforth, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Leonhardt, Mit- chell, were with Mrs. Char- les Ahrens, Sunday. Mr. Larry 3ollintz, Wood- stock spent Sunday with -Clayton, Robert and. Kenneth Ahrens. Mrs. Russell Sholdice visit- ed Mr. and Mrs. Martin Deig- el and Mr, and Mrs. Lone McMillan, Shakespeare. Messers Clayton and. Rob=, Classified ads pay dividends. .V40 INRO Wedding vovys were exelaang- ed at Goshen United Churbh, Saturday, May 21st, at 3;3.0 p -m., by • Gwendolyn Grace McBride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clare McBride, RR 1, Zur- ich, and William' Thomas Shad- dick, of London, son of Mrs,_ Pearl Shaddick, Hensall, and the late Ernest Shaddick. The Rev. Donald Stuart of Bruce - field performed the double ring ceremony, amid a floral background of yellow mums. Given .in marriage by her father, the bride chose a gown of white peau de soie in Em- pire style, featuring pearl and crystal beaded bodice with el- bow length sleeves. Her veil was held by a pearl and crystal crown. She carried an all white cresent bouquet of gardenias, roses, stephanotis and ivy. Matron of Honor, Mr's. Helen Horner, Zurich; was gowned in a jade green shan charm, fea- turing Empire waist. The sleeveless bodice was accented with white lace. At•" wedding ring ' headpiece completed the ensemble. $ridesmaids, Mrs. George Parker, Hensall, sister of the groom, and Miss Gail McBride, Zurich, cousin of the bride, were, gowned identically to the matron of • honor. The bride's attendents carried bou- quets' of shasta daisies. Flower girl, Miss Julie James, London, was dressed similar to the bridesmaids. Bob Clark, Hensall, was groomsman, and Bob McBride and George Parker, ushered guests. Miss Donna Peck, Zurich, pro- vided bridal music and accom- panied t•he soloist Mrs. Joanne Muck, Goderich, who sang the "Wedding Prayeri" and "The Lord's Prayer". For the wedding reception, held in Goshen United Church parlors in 'attractive pink and white motif, the -bride's mother 'blue coal' Champion Stove and Furnace Oil, 4 ArAINA114 :1:($ AX#,. Simplify Shopping Mid 'I.WANT DS r ra received in a blue laceduster' and dress, with accessories in white. The groom's mother chose blue green brocade with black accessories, with corsages of pink and white carnations. For their wedding trip to New York, the bride wore a pink wool suit, with black pas- tel accessories. The couple will reside in London where the groom is employed by the. Department of Highways. Prior to marriage the' bride was honored at several func- tions Yield in her libnor. Mrs. McBride entertained at a trous- seau tea in honor of her daugh- ter, who with her mother -and the groom's mother, received guests,, From a tea table, 'covered with a lace cloth with a floral centerpiece of white mums and snapdragons, flanked with white and pink tapers, Mrs. Orval Rapson of Hensall, grand- mother of the bride and Mrs. Rae Shaddick, Clinton, poured tea in the afternoon and • Mrs. A, Shaddick, Clinton and' Mrs. Bert McBride, Zurich, served in the evening. WILLIS DUNDAS Office 527-0150 — Res. 527-1053 ert Ahrens are home on holi- days from the College of Ed- ucation, London. Next year Clayton will be teaching high school in Toronto and Rob- ert will be in Elliott Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Beuer- man of London visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Buerman. Displaying the trousseau were Mrs. Murray Milton, Tor- onto; and Mrs. Wayne Muck, Goderich, assisted by Miss Gail McBride, Zurich, Mrs. George Parker, Hensall, Mrs. Don James; London, Miss Bar- bara Moore, Goderich. Serving were Mrs. Ross McBeath, Kip - pen, Miss Sandra Desjardine and Miss Judy McBride, Zurich. Also entertaining were Mrs. - Bert McBride at a miscellan- eous shower; the ladies of Go- shen United Church, for a community shower; and Mrs. Murray Baker, Hensall. A public reception Was held for the couple at Zurich Com- munity Centre, May 21st, where they were presented with a purse of money, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bonth- ron and Mrs. Byran Bonthron attended the convocation at Ryersdn Polytechincal Institute, Toronto, when Bryan . Bonthron received his diploma in busi- ness •administration. Members of the Kinsmen Club of Hensall left, Tuesday, to attend the District I Convex'. into. December. "We're tagging tion, being held in Chatham on our poles in order to stream - May 18th -21st.• Delegates from line our important pole inven- 75 Kinsmen Clubs will also be tory, system". represented, Mr. and Mrs. -Leonard Noakes spent the weekend in Lindsay' and Peterborough. Mrs. Noakes attended the, 13th Annnal, Con- ference of the Town and Vil lage section of the Ontario' Municipal. Association in Lind- say, Friday evening and Satur- day, when one of the guest speakers were Hon. George Hees, M.P, They also visited• cousins of Mrs. Noakes in Pet- erborough whom they had nev- er met before. Mrs. Mary Funk of Hensall and daughter Mrs. Pauline Mack of London, left Tuesday, by car for the West, where they will vacation for two weeks visiting relatives and sightsee- ing. Mrs. R. A Orr is a patient in Clinton Public Hospital, where she was admitted as a patient May 14th. Mr, and Mrs. R. G. Love, .Caro, Mich., were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McEwen.' Weekend guests with Mrs. John Henderson . and family were: Mrs. Keith Lindsay and family, Hamilton; Mr. - and Mrs. Lindsay, St. Marys; Miss Jean Henderson of Borrie. Mrs. Hen- derson enderson returned to Hamilton with her' daughter, Mrs. Keith Lindsay, for a visit. SMITH FOOD MARKET ED a ROBIN HOD FLOUR - 7 Ib. bag 69c. MAXWELL, HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE large 10 oz. jar. $1.59 GREEN GIANT NIBLET CORN 14 oz. tins 2/37c CAKE MIXES - large pkgs. 2/ 83c DEVILS FOOD, WHITE OR FUDGE MARBLE - - - 2/65c DUNCAN - HINES LARGE 10%2 oz.,pkg. CHEERIOS - 395,000 Bell Poles Tagged Over 5,000 pounds of 'num-' bered aluminum nails will be used by The Bell Telephone Company of Canada in tagging the 295,000 telephone poles it maintains in this part of the country. Each pole will be tagged with the date of its instaIla- tion, some of which date back to 1924. The spokesman also said that in the last three years, nearly 50,000 poles 'have been replaced with underground facilities. According to a Bell Canada spokesman, this work has al- ready"begun and will continue SAVE! MOTO-MASTER Carburetor Conditioner Removes gum and goo, wotef, varnish, and silt from carburetor and acts lines. 20.oz. con. ■ REDUCED! CHAIN DOOR GUARD Lets you inspect sowers — safe, from unwelcome • intrusion. Durably brass • 'plated. 3,1" long. 6 �:?!moi gk:w:}+•.w:T,;r.;+!rgw$iS;•P,?!, Tf:L;!r},::.�i•''+: �:''�'::S• i ASSOCIATE STORE OFV LIBBY'S DEEP BROWN BEANS - 20 oz. 2/45c LIBBY'S FRUIT COCKTAIL - -15 oz. • 27c SCOTT TOWELS - CUT -RITE WAC PAPER SALADA TEA BAGS - - - 60's 77c BLADE ROASTS • - Ib. 49c SHORT RIB ROASTS • - -Ib. 55c ,HEAD CHEESE - HAMBURG -45c 611e4cal0 LJ,,„%••=) WIN -A -BIKE CONTEST 10 CANADIAN TIRE BICYCLES.WILL BE GIVEN AWAY 2 EACH WEEK FOR FIVE WEEKS Nothing to buy'... Nothing to write 5+ but your name and address. 10 boys or girls Canadian Tire Bicycles will be given away during the contest. Winners will be announced each week on CKNX-TV Fridays, at 6:45 P.M. Watch CKNX-1Y for winners! SPECIAL BONUS PRIZE! If your entry form includes a special Win -A -Bike Stick- 'er from one of the specially tagged displays at your Rexall Store ... you will receive an additional $25.00 in cash. ENTER OFTEN ... 2 WINNERS EACH WEEK Last chance to enter: dune 10, 1966 Keating's . Pharmacy The REXALL Store - Ph.' 527-1990 GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CENTRE - 29c`' - lb. 39c - - Ib. 49c G.E. Range, 30" automatic 7 -heat rotary switch FIuorescent panel lamp 179.00 trade M 32.'63 G.E. automatic - de- frost Refrigerator 49 pound capacity freezer 259.00 trade M 162L61 ' Ifs Paint - Up, Clean - Up Time in SEAFORTH G.E. 14 eu. ft. Frost - Guard . Refrigerator- Freezer 122 pound• capacity lower roll-out freezer 430.00 trade 48L63 G. E. Television 23" upright Console, with MXD Chassis- and power transformer, in Walnut finish 229.00 trade M 33T64 - • Here at G.E. Range, 30"• Self cleaning oven rotiserie Fluorescent panel lamp automatic 367.00 M 37J52 Seaforth Foodland Phone 527-0180 •Seaforth G. E. . 13 cu. ft. Frost - Guard top,freezer, two -door 359.00 trade M 130L67 GI NGERICH'S Sales & Service Phone 527-0290 BALL- MACAULAY You will find 'everything you need to get ready for Summer Ball -Macaulay Ltd. Phone 527-0910 — Seaforth Seaforth FRANK KLING LTD. • SEAFORTH - . Phone 527-1320 PLUMBING - • -- BEATING ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Enhance the Beauty of Your home with UNIT STEPS McGAVIN Farm Equipment SALES. 4- SERVICE WALTON " Phone 527-0245 Brussels 365 W 6 Children's SHORTS - SLACKS - JEANS TEE SHIRTS • and TOPS Sizes2-4, 6-6X CIL SUPER FLOW FERTILIZER at EXTRA Special Prices Contact us before you buy BULK OR BAGGED . sthnates ' -,--4ailing8 aro optional Tnstaiiption Quiek' -100 Different Sizes —44 Massey Special —B 275 International —Good Ford Tractor -500 Case —DC 4 Case —W 4 International w--13-Run brill aid 9' Cultivators —New I.',. Kewanee Disc heady to go Youth's and Ladies' - SHORTS - BERMUDAS STRETCH SLACKS - JEANS 1.98 - 2.98 - 3.98 and up Certified No. 1 Seaway or Sanillac Bean Seed 12.50 per cwt. Cert feed No. 1 Marine Seed Flax Funk's and United Seed Corn Early hybrids are still available Contracts available, small crops ALL FENCING SUPPLIES IN STOCK LARONE'S OPNOTCH TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED $. eaforth 5C To $1.00 Store ' STATIONERY . �- GIFTS Phone 5274910