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Mrs: ,Pollard, wl►n resides with.
'Mr. anal -Mrs. Dave:1V'lillsen, cele=
'orated ,her 80th birthday" . on Sun-
day, Mrs- Pollard, Who = is Very
active for her age, was very Pleas-
ed when the foliog friendscall
.,ed Sunday to help --Make the -day
a memorable' event: Mr; and Mrs.
'Frank Baker, Debra and Dianne,
k of Lambeth; Mrs. Glazier arid ars,
baYreala Of Hensall; Mr. and Mrs.
Ilerb..Glazier,,of Stratford; Mr. and
Mrs Donald .. Pickard., ' Mr. and
Mrs Harold.. Glazier, of 1 Clinton;
and Mr. and Mrs Ivan. Lee ' and
family,
,Mr: and Mrs. William Dale,'
ma
l-
zna and Cheryl' attended the Guern-
sey `fudging: school. held at Glen-
vi71e Farms;.- )Newmarket,' on 'Fri-
day May 30
Mr"s. 'thel Stephenson and Mrs.
:B4yLawson of With
, were re
,=cent vrsiors with Mr. and -_.Mrs
J.arries D 7e ,
Mr: and, Mrs. Joe:Younglitut, pt
-Londesboro,' visited Saturday with
"Mr. and 1VIrs. Charles Dexter.
Mr. and Mrs..::VV'illiazn Dale at=
tended a ;banquet for ex -wardens
and their 'wives, -held ''at .the "Ritz,
•: fote1 in'''Bayfield .last :.Thursday
,:Levering, June. 5. `,
Visitors on Sunday with Mr.- and
Mrs. George•°Addison were: ,Mr;
and Mrs. Tack Tebbutt, Patty and
Wayne; of Clinton
Mr, and Mrs.'•Charjes Dexter
visited Sunday with Mrs, Dexter's
sister, MisS'; LilyAdazps, .of ,•Cline:
tQn.
•
Mrs. Florence Chowen, • of Clin-
ton, •and Mr. ,and Mrs. VI(ni, Knox,
of Londesboro, visited . with Mr;:
and. Mrs, -James Dale on Sunday.
Coi%gratitlations are extended, to
Mr; and Mrs, Kenneth Preszeator
on the arrival: of a baby daughter.
early Monday morning . at '.Scott
Memorial Hospital, Seaforth,
Mr .,and Miss" W. G. McMillan,
of London,,, visited Monday:, at the
'homes of Mr, and Mrs.,Ha'rvey:
Taylor, 'Mr; and Mrs, Verne Dale
and ;Mr, and Mrs...Earl Lawson,,
M. John Ferguson, of Clifford,
was a visitor 'Sunday with • Mr, and;
_IvIrsr;Ross;MacGregor arid;: family,:_
Mr. William Jewitt is this week
attendingw county . council at Gede
Messrs, Wilbur and ..Wm. Jewitt
motored to• Ma•lton Airport Tues-
day' morning:, where they met their
mother, Mrs. Mary' E. Jevv'itt, of;
Hazenmore,•and their sister, Mrsry:`
Leslie Fox -and her daughter, Las=
lie; ''of Regina, who came in by
Plane,. having left- the ,West Mon-
day, They will be -'spending some'.
tithe here among-
'
mong ' The member's ;of Constance WA
are Catering -to a .lunch counter 'on'
Friday afternoon, .'June 13, at a-
Mr • Ronald -Riley of .Toronto Guernsey 'sale hied at•the farm of
was a- weekend visitor with Mr, 4Ir: and Mrs, William Dale..
and M sr `,Frank Riley and Doug- 'The Sunday School anniversary
Ias. of Constance -United Church .will be
M r.. asd Mrs.,_Iarl.Lawson. and held on. SundaY> June 13,: with
d
r.
Reg visitedSunday with Charles_Scott, of Auburn, _a _sPe-_
:
"Mrs, William Webster, of St Nietiral speaker, .and -,therew`be
ens: special' music by the junior choir..
Mr: and -Mrs: -William Dale and The .institution and officers in
fariiily attended•a twilight meeting ,stallation of 'a new Ladies': Court
of :the. Western Counties. Guernsey Constantine will' take,, place -Friday,
[Club, held at the °Caverhill Farm evening C.O.F. x-Ia11 here
.at Ilderton-, Friday,,'June.6. Mrs. 'after" the Main business of the eve;
•Dale won- first'prize in ladies dive- ring takes place_ . Lunch will -,'be;
-Ann ,fort judging -Nand reasons, and served, and a dance.with 'a good
Miss Wilma Dale wok first,:,.prize: -orchestra, will., be. .;'.enjoyed,, to
-in 2.the -class; for,4,-H Club ;n'iembers which everyone is welcome. •
:NNfA`.
TCHES,
iEWELLER'
I'ANIOND RINGS.
SILVERWARE
noun
haveonthat Graduation Wedding or
F- ther';sDay: a ' Gift t -
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WATCH ;REPAIRING
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N. "H . HTGH, director diploma course
Al
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-Students
- y;
the . r duatesi, who,'gav 'their, ivesnWorldWar I.
Charles MacGre o -w h "- 1a ns--to:a tendDAC and Mrs. Bots' ---MacGregor, ulett.
ROMARTY
:;•.
-:'"-
Mrs. Annie°;.Thompson, of the
Boundary accompanied by her
-sister, Mrs. Ilunt; visited with Mr.
and. Mrs. Laing recently.
•
Mr. and Mrs'.' Hugh Moore . and.
family, accompanied by Mrs.
Moore's parents, Mx: and -Mrs
Armstrong,_ of, Lindsay; spentthe
weekend with. Mr. -rand •Mrs. ,.T. L.
Scott and. Mrs: E. Moore..
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold -Storey, of.
Dorchester, Visited on :Wednesday,
with,
Mr. and Vrs. .Donnie Scott -
and'
cottand family. •
Mrs: `Guest; of Kincardine; visit
ed• with `'Mr.; ajd Mrs: E, Storey
Mrs..M Houghton visited. Sunday
with Mr . and ;Mrs J: Hemp ,and.
family in :Mitchell.
Mr,
and Mrs Lloyd Sorsdahl,•
Alice and Connie, and Mr. and Mrs.
John; CliessellA attended.. the Ander
son and `Lamont, wedding on,‘Satur
'day in J i St -James' Church rn
London.;;
Mr. and Mrs: Robert; Duncan; ,of•
Exeter, ,Mr and Mrs. Donnie' Scott
and'-fainily and'Mr'-and.Mrs:Dloyd
Miller' and fani'ily were guests of
Mr` and; 1Virs Wm .MilIex on Sun;
Mr.,. and ..Mrs. Gordon ,Scott and
Mfrs, Sadie 'Scott visited in Clinton•
[on, Wednesday.
• Mr and Mrs. Mac.Lamond.'were
giiests:at`the Andersomand.L-arnont.
wedding; and receptioh;.in London
Mr.:.: andMrs: Mervin., D .
M ry ow 'and
family visited on Sunday with 'Mr,
and Mrs. Doupe, at Kir_kton.. ,
Miss Anna Stewart moved t--oher,
er
newome- in Seaforth last.Th rs
,hu,
day.
M s Walter Broad£oot was a re -
x
cent visitor in Landon :with her si
-ter; Mrs=:Ella-�Farquharso'n -- -.
Mr. and''Mrs, Frank Walters vis
ited in London With, the latter's'
-parents; Mr, and •Mfg:. C. Raper. -
Several- carloads o£ ladies froin
the - Walton "Tnstitiite were guests
at a meeting of the Blyth branch
on. Thursday. All reported •a •'very
enjoyable afternoon.
=Mr and` Mrs. Percy ,I3aiton' and
family have moved to the Stewart
farm, ,which :they ,Purchased last
spring. :
Miss Amye Love, "Toronto,•and
Miss Barbara Patterson,; Reg.N
Kincardine;• were weekend gucs:'s
with Mr... and Mrs Walter- Broad
foot and Nixs _Fern Patterson..
Thea --June meeting of ;the;
Institute_w•ill be• held Moii-
day evening, "June 16, in the Y m-
niunity• Hall. Co=conveners, will be
Mrs Ross-,McCall;:and Mr.$ Ronald
Bennett,; .Roll .eall`.will be a verse
from ah autograph album A'make.
and bake'; auction will `be' ' held
Hostesses. are. "I'1 G. `'1VIcGaviri,
Mrs. • F.,MeKay, Mrs. D. Ennis,
Mrs. N.. Reid and: Mrs. Ii Bolger.
Members are requested• to invite a
Bend -.
Miss Rut} Anne` Ennis visited at
her home over the: weeknsend..
Mr =>andnMrs F.' Jenki, of .Bur
ford; spent the weekend:,:witlt • her
lin'
co eric
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ii" _ n -Auto
D Cu tom 300
Tud r Selo
'1958 FORD: .
uratic transmission, Y 8'engine,; radio
(two speakers), ,two-tone '.paint, wind
`shield washers,'•clear plastic seat coy- . •
ers, feridernrnounted' :mirrors, 5,000
Miles, grey and'white,'"'
1957 ; FORD Custom :34(i -4:poet. Sedan---'tr 8
•
'engine, : automatic transnflssion,: ` one
color ',(Bali'bronze), "whitewall'trres;•
windshield •washers'; .10;000 miles
x956' METEO1t. Niagara Tudor Sedan --Two'
tone'pairit, grey and black, windshield'
•
rs, neNV--set of ties, .very ?a>nr
mileage, ,,Dire owner,.
•1956 MONARCUI .Richelieu 4.10.or Sports
Sedan -Automatic transmission, 'power
" ,brakes,. power steering, push button •
radio,. windshield washer, -back-up,
fights fender mirror,. new tires,
Io
rt-
awwal£s, electricclock_ perfect, ° condi-
tion, two-tone blue.
1955 -FORD Custom Tudor—Custom' radio;
, V-8 engine, whitewalls, wheel rings,
seat covers, one owner.
x954 MONARCH 4 -polar Sedan• -Automatic
r"" transmission, custom: 'radio, •• two-tone
paint,' white and blue, whitewall tires,
seat covers
one :owner'
very low
mil
e-
a e� •
�
1954 MONARCH SunValley iiardtoP-Au o-
,matie
"transmission, - power ; brakes,
power' steering, `tinted glass, 'custom
radio, windshield.•, washers, ,glaass roof ,
whitewalls, Continental rear spare tire
carrier, law mileage, one owner.
Gen
nine leather upholstery, two-tone -paint':
:.(white . and . green). ,
. •
1954 FORD Custom Tudor Sedan Two -toile-
paint,,whitewalls, new paint (blue and'.
white), 30,000 mile`s, seat covers, priced
to sell.
1953'MONARCU' 4 -Door ;Sedan—Automatic;
a
m' :n custom ,r ion tw. '..
=- •trans issio ,actspeak-
ers),
,
'seat covers :wheel.' rings '.;wind''
shield, washers,original;: paint (black). •
Just like new.
1953 MONARCH Tudor Sedan — Two-tone
paint,has.-all the :extras. New paint
light green and .;white,•very.•.1ow`. mile
age,-,. , 4
-1953 PO
4 -Door S
. edanTwo-tone-
paint,
o= t ne-
•_. n. Tw o
NTiCAG 4
paint,: good tires, that Covers,- 6-ey&n-
• der, , one owner. See this onel
�._. • 953 METEOR` CQ VERTIBLE—Automatic
transmission, =histom built radio, :wlute-
walls; •very, goo& --top, leather uphol-
;stery. ";Hist what:the doctor ,ordered,"
1952 BUICK Automatic tralisn issibn, ; turn
signals, dark blue, A•1 condition, 4-
door Sedan. an.
1951 2-Door—Grey, J. 2-Door—Gre,g ood trans-
portation,
1951, FORD Sedan- Itadio, sun visor, white-
walls, fender° mirrors. Bhie in ' color.
'1951 ;3LUICK SEDAN --Automatic, radio, turn
signals` `slip covers, whitewalls,. green.
1951 PONTIAC Sedan ---Clean `side And out,
blue.
.J951 FORDCusom2-Door—Grey,' -
A-1
eon-
dition, goad rubber, •-
1951 STUDEBA'KER 2-Door—Black, auto
matte .V-8, _.turn signals.
1950 AUSTIN STATION WAGON - - Cheap-
transportation.
heap"
transportation -
154.
9 METEOR CONVERTIBLE—Motor and..:. .. R
transmission recently overhatded,.good •
rubber; spotlight and mirrors.
Y5 'FO D 9 1 2 -DOOR --Black: and white,
R
1950 i%IIiETEO1t SEDAN—Dark blue, in'ex
eellent condition, good rubber., ,
1949 FORD 2-BOOR—BIue, whitewalls, good
motor.
ONLY:
FOR71.1MIROTTIME ;
X58, pO11D eitzf IVM 304 TUDOBS=•-fully Emiipped, Spare
Tire Turn indicators; License, Predeliveroon
y
G
Factory Warranty; Tank of gas
•Ree". Your Own Car =• Save Aliother $t00
$223950-.'••
ooe�;
SOD•-
AGENT IN SEAFORT1i
1949 METE -OI 2-DOOR—Dark blue, new
,rocker • panels; good motor.
1948 FORDSEDAN—A good -car,
black.
2-DOOR—Green
1948 -CHEVROLET :
,, gooct
transportation.
..
1947 1VIERCUR7►' 2 -BOOR Green clean' in-
side and out- ' s
1954 METEOR SEDAN
O DELIVERY --,• Goad
F
condition:
1951, FORD 3/4-TON—Red, A-1 condition.
1951.P,ONi1'XAC SEDAI<l DELIVERY A;1
condition::
We a1s4•.havc ;a nttMl er..ofaiitber,.,.cats_-ow
our lot .not mentioned here,
.1VIACI3INERY ••
1957. FORD TRACTOR . Model' — Brand.
�' $50;
- new.- •
NEW
FORD, COMBINE with Motor.
NEW. FORD 'SIDE DELIVERY RAKE -8 ft:`'
''width, 5 bar, P.T.O., operated.
NEW FORD P.T.O..IIIANURE SPREADER'
---100 bushels.. '
1952 MINNEAPOLIS MOLINE TRACTOR.
r Ail; good tires, .Motor overhauled 1957.
1951 COCHSIIUTf 30' TRACTOR u Double.
'live 1'.'I'.0.; A4 condition,:
1947, MASSEY-R, RRIS Model 102-0.ver-
hauled. .
1949 FORD TRACTOR.—Overhauled.--- - •
1949 FERGUSON 'TRACTOR"-' Good ;cote,.
dition.
T A. '.AL
USER IN EIt.N TION' REAR -MOUNT -
.
E •lV[OUNT-• ED MOWER7=6-ft.;-• good condition.
FORD DISC ' HARROw Like new.
1 USED, ALTIS-CHAiMERS : COMBINE—
' Good condition, P.T,O., Model 60. . .
1 FERGUSON-2-FURROW PLOWUsed.,
1 FORD 2 -FURROW FtOW—Used.
An. Car or Truck ,up, to $1,000
5 00 Down . withApproved Credit
ni 1 '
Evenings s ,D .ren Th s Sale .
en e �,
SALE ENDS JUNE 21,_, ._ .
EDSEL
CLEA'VE'S BA SERVICE
►out -h St,, Goderich
FT
parents; stir;' and ;;Mrs. Clarence'
Martin,
Mr. and Mrs. Art Icusby and,
Anne, -of Hanover, .,ware weekend-
guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs: Walter Bewley:
Mi•. and Mrs.' Hot"ace -Rutledge
and family;' London • spent• the
weekend with .relatives here. -
Mr, and :Mrs.' • Tom Watson, of
London•visited•with;Mr.. and Mrs.
•Lloyd Porter' and Mr. and• Mrs.
Roy Bennett', over. the weekend.
Mr. and :Mrs. Frank ' Marshall.
and`Susan, .of North Bay,,'. were,,
weekend visitors- with Mrs. Luella
Marshall and: ,Barry and ' Mr Mal
eolm:Fraser, and attended the furi-
eral of the late Mr's:. William Ben-
nett,,,
Dr. and Mrs. John Bennett and.
family, of Newmarket attended
'the --funeral „af his .,.mother _Mrs:
r William Bennett, .on . Saturday.
. Miss Elizabeth McGavin : attend-
ed- a--banquet_-in—Kitchener on Sat
urday, when she was advised- as -
to ;the.sehool: she willbe. assigned;'
to for the coming year.
The 5Qth..WA.annrversary, which;
was -to ,be•held on7F,riday evening-
last, ,hag, been changed to next:
Friday evening, :June 13.- The lad=•.
fes' are •again reminded to bring,
sandwiches . and pie. A :splendid,
progr-ani-has-beeno prepared -by
various groups
• Bus Trip• Enjoyed
• ,gr -Ade, 7: and 8 pupils, teachers
and trustees of the Morris' School.
Area,; enjoyed a bus trip to -Toron-
tolast Wednesday, :-taking in the
Mlis`eum,• • Parliatnent •B•oildings
subway,`.Halppy . Gang broadcast
and Malton,., Airport, stopping . at
am
Brpton.. for .their;;eyeping meal.
On, 'the way-hdfbe.
' Mrs Esther -Johnston, Mrs, Har
vey Brown.'and Mrs: :Hilda Sellers.
left On '. Wednesday; Timnhins,;
where they attended the Shortreed
Somers wedding ori.'Saturd'ay__ _
Mrs,: Martin Bann, superintend-;
ent of the Sunday -School; conduct
'ed the service at'- Duff's• Ilnited
Church on 'Sunday •morning owing
"Jo the" illness•; of the minist"et,.Rey!.'
W- :'M- ''Thonias. • He chose ..as his
text;;' "Ye :are the:, salt ;of the
earth:" Miss ;Audrey i•Iackwell `act-
ed
acted - as organist hi .tbe absence . of
Mrs. Harvey Brown;
Mission Band
<The,June: meeting •'of the Mission
Band.,of • Duff's Church was• -held
m
Sunday, oaning with 48,children'in,
attendance. :Ilene: ,hyWilliamson, op-,:
erred .the meeting_ with, a .mn.
The call to -'worship' was. taken.
from. Galatians, 6, verse 2, and" St.:
•Ma-tthew 25, verse 40,,followed-by
ah .mn withY 'Mar , Helen -Buchan-
an
y
at the piano. Jean -Walters led
in prayer; :
1e4ead'ri': Mrs Walter.Be MY:
Continued with the story _of` Renji;
and Alexine Williamson' .read• the
scripture from Luke 10:30-37 del-
ing With -'the Good Samaritan. Min
utes of the last meeting were giv-
r •' And offering
en by Jean Bolger, a U
received by Pauline . Thather and
Audrey McMehae1; Classes, were
then formed. •
Instal[ 'Officer's
At . Lions Club.
ffis installed at a
mNeweetingoof.theere Seafortwereh Lions Club'
Monday- evening, held rn St._
Thomas' Church Hall.
Beaded by President-elect W. M.
Hart;"the officers were installed by
H 0-. Meir, They include first;
.vic'e-president;, Elmer Larone; sec-
ond 'vice president,: C. Rowclifte
third.; vice-president, E. P. Ches-
hey; tail twister, K .. esbitt; •.Lion
t,Spittal;
amer J. R:
treasurer, W.
E: Southgate; secretary, J A. ur-
'ay. -
Tile; meeting; in charge, of Eric.
Munroe and Harold :Jackson, dis-
cussed iri some detail plans for the
Lions; Club Park.;-."
TEXACO
Ob'UCTS
Pronipt
Farm: Deliveries
a�dn,
Broadfoot
phone. 686-W ►Seaforth
or
SPECIAL:
Far Father's Day
• REGULAR 27:50 TO 32,50,
SPORT -COATS
isr
1'
sefuPopul�r
141TE SHIRTS
For Dad
i
Van ensen
.w .Fo Forsyth n a
Arro xsy. and n' . 'Jensen
White shirts in single 1e or double
y•No-Iron
cuff st s., Man in the ]_V 7r
e
l 1
Y.
Quality. Gift:boxed forDad, in
sizes 14 to 18 Sleeve-, -
lengths
.' .....e5
32 to 35.. ... Sat.,„
Buy Dad a,sport coat at this big'
sale discount. Noveltweeds:,in
white, grey, fawn -and charcoal
in this season's newest ,styles
that sold up to $32.50. Sizes 36,
to:44 :• qqgg
TO, CLEAR AT ' 23
TO
NEW- SLACKS
Nylons, - Dacrons, 'wool mixtures`
and pure woel dress:slacks`make
a wonderful gift for Dad. Col-.
ors. '.. grey; ..charcoal, ` "fawn;:
.brown, : blue grey
and`
tweed .......::. I ", to . 1T9
nd $oxer'.
Jocea
.SHORTS
Fancybroadcloth• short or' u
, 1mP.
lar knitted jockey style make ;a'
eractical. _ift fo an Dad. We'll
t Dox them;C'ta
JL4
Newest slim shape neckties in a
wide ':assortment of- summer
shades `or popular bows..make a
-fine • gift for Dad
$1'' $2.
Gift boxed, of course to
COMO STYLE_.-:-
SWEATERS
High bulk Orlon Or wool , and
Orlon, in new three -button -card=-
igans ,or vests, • in 'a ;very big•
range of .newest shades. Sizes
5, 14."'L''CC0 a7r p
ea�
and O.S:. to -. .
GIVE DAD A :SMART':'
T
SPORT
_
.
SNI
u stchoose
H ndred .
o
ehfrom .
9
o f min long
or elicit -half `sleeve 'styles, in :the
newest pattern sport- shnts,:are.
here for Fathers Day _giving,
and- at -the=-=pr9ce you want.::
to 5
Pay 6 85
eta' to
Nylons, Wool and Orions, all
Orions or all wool sox in a wide
range :'of plains, clock and check--
designs
heck -designs and Ivy stripes.' Gift
boxed'
at _:...::. 49C to .! e'
".SHIRTS`
P-opuar knitted p`T" Shirts
make ''a' grand -Father's Day
gift •Wc .have them in -cotton,
rayon, oi: terry ttyppes, ' in�., all
patientsnd Leaau: to 4144.1
0''Vit L G F Ts.
Tie and i$anide Sets ;:, L95
Tie`aid'Shi Sets ; ". 3;,75-`
Whisk =Shoe Shine Sets _,.: 1.00
Tie -.Rack- and 'lie 'Sets 2.50. '
Sport Shorts .;; , 3.95_to 4.95
'Swim:";Shorts :.:; 2.95'tg5.95. c
HEAD UART
QRS for:�`AT
Q IIER:S-i2AY GIF
'Fatl ees Dtiy Gifts . Bo s ed Free•!
Brun Is Flrn
Open Dairy
• Bar
Announcement was . made : flus
week of the opening Of..a dairy bar
nSeaforth byR. B. Co
usins
Limit-
ed
B
ed of BrusseIs. The new dairy bar
'which will ,specialize in. Cousins; ice
cream, is located, in : the' former
Eaton order, office ,ori North4Main
Street. •
The Cousins -organization,' wlich
inch tles`''Mr. Cousins, his two sons,
and a son-in-law, .has `operated' in'.
Brussels. since ` :purchasing the
Samis. Creamery. about 20 years
age., • The • manufacture 'of ice'
cream• products was commenced-
in 1945.
Dublin tl ;
High School 'Nevins-
�. .
.(By R. FLANNERY) -
es 'as such are finished for
Class
the school year; and this week is,
:being spent studying for the final_
exams which are, next Monday;
Tuesday' and Wednesday. School
will be Over.OnWednesday and our
graduation supper is on Thursday
eyening,. • s ;
The #raduation ceremonies will
be held the following" Sittiday, June:
22, at 2-• P.m.,. in St. Patrick's
Church, and everyone is welcome
Ito attend. Father Durand has•kind-
i ly . consented to, speak, and the
ceremonies will close with Solemn
Beiiedietion.'
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