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Bill Exaw-r. and .".ad =eirr with
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For Complete
INSURANCE
On your
HOME, BUSINESS, FARM
CAR,ACCIDENT, LIABILITY
OR LIFE
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Inettrance AgencY
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Office Diticoy commod, walk ligifors
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SHAEFFER SPECIAL
BALL POINT PEN It's. 119 913C
CARTRIDGE PEN Reg. 1.49
Students and Parents Will Enjoy Our
"School Headquarters"
Ink — Musilage — Pencil Crayons
LARONE'S
Seaforth's Sc to $1.00 Store
Stationery Ofts
OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS
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ref% SPEEDY BILL0,44,BILL
LOOK, SWEETIE - S'CAN GO AS FAR AS 1 LIKE IN A
CAR SERVICED BY
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WITHOUT FEAR OF MOTOR TROUBLE OR EXPENSIVE ope too COSTS!.
couesei. oe AR, OF COuRSE.
TED
Old Baldy
Last Seen Around Seaforth Travelling 72 Miles Per nour!
HE IS A KILLER!
If Found on Your car Bring him to Seaforth Motors for
INVESTIGATION - - -
HEADQUARTERS ma UNIROYAL
FOR UNIROYAL TIRES -
WHEEL BALANCING
Stnoother Driving and Added $ 50
Tire Mileage — pe r
whiael Reg. $2.00 Ports Extra
SALES ,/iitoti, SERVICE
Coq( VPOZ cr Plume, 527-1750 • SEAFORIM
Service Department Open Week Days 8 to 6, Saturdays 8 Ito 12
ham_ :Miss Regan spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Cronin
and children.
Mt. and Mrs_ Hugh Bennigez
and family were iaa Scarboro at
the wedding of their son, DI311 to
Manly n Spurrier. After the wed-
line:, spent the remainder of
the weer. end with Mrs. Jim Ack-
r,oyo. in Toronto.
tat Sunday .Mm.' and Mrs.
er aid Hol 1 a rd were hosts to
approxiir.arely C. of rh...ir re-
e...who had attended the
Ho.land-..,affney reunion held
al rid 's residence on
arc. Mr. Holland had
• orovided food in such an abun-,
that he had enough left
pve.: provide another full day
of merriment and laughter fax
ydriaing and old. Those present
,2.:C froth Pete-hi-rough, Toronto,
• Lazoor., tii.r.cliehr-r and Sri-at:cm-4.
and At. J. F. OPitmont
_-__.earner and f.arrily nisi r1
with Mr. rh:1 Mgrs.. FergusH.01-2-11
24.-n-linc-
Mrs. Matt .1,12c (!---eight and
visited in Peter
on En_
and Mrs. ack Mortis
and , with Mr.
70= EL:tiers.
and Mrs. Tenney
_A._ and l,rrs.
Mar_ Marray.
Te:e.sa ?:11-.r., London;
,Wirs.. Ed. Co- ILL tcrte_rra-;
Mrs. Anne 2Elonne, Cnatham
with :Mary Fri ar and fiends in
Lrae
-ars
the ft:Le:al
af ' ans of De-
a..!
'El-Ur:led to
Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Horan
and Paul in Georgetown with
Mr. and Mrs_ Paddy Woods.
LOUIS N. EVANS
'Louis AL Evans, 73, died
recently at Mount Carmel 1-1.:*-
?nal. Een-oit, after an iflrsess
of two years. 0o...rn in Dublin, he
was a son of th' late Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Evans_ In 192; he •
married aorinifild Flynn of
I.Nele and theylived iu Detroit
since then.
He is survived by his Wife
One sister, Mrs. Patrick Bent.
of Toronto. The funeral took
_,ace at St. Marys Roman. Cath-
olic turch, Hespeler. Burial
followed in St. Marys Cemetery.
Rev. Terence Flynn, a nephew
from In D. C. , chanted
the i'vequiem Mass.
Pallbearers were John
Snoyle," Hamilton; aaries, Jac
: ose;97, and 10.1liam 'Senn of
7.xPrito and' ank F„,,i-r1 of
Surprise
Couple on
Anniversary
An enjoyable mu-prise
dele bra te„th,..e w-e.ddir,z
in.:-..:i.ersary o !Y.:, and l.e.rs.
7.nas. P. Harr._itcor.
tel: ve :Y.:.
A. T ?c1%,
sr-sr:-..iin Sus.day."
•Iiest were xeser.r. fron.
To-onto
Remmber: k
place Oa Ettptur
Want An and be .manner iaa
poelmst lb advertise. hi s
Sg.na-th 52T-WALL
WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS: Dial 527-0240
E2.7-ins 2''--o i,.
•: - Head the A drertiserri.ents — /fs• a Prof iiigthfe Pastime!
l*F° MARKETS4
For Your Convenience al MI ID MR
We've installed a new fresh fruits and vege-
tabie display counter to provide our customers
with the freshest possible fruits and veg-e-
tables. Also , we've added two new check-out
counters to ensure the fastest service
available.
SERVING YOU BETTER!!
THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS!
Mazirn Freeze Dried
INSTANT COFFEE 4-oz. jar 950
Rose Brand Sweet
MIXED PICKLES 15-oz. jar 290
Libby's Deep Brown
BEANS WITH PORK 2 19-oz. tins 530
Delsey
BATHROOM TISSUE 2 2 roll pkgs. 590
Superior Hot Dog or
HAMBURG BUNS — 2 pkgs. of 8 each 490
PRODUCE
Size 138 doz. 490
Local Grown
TOMATOES Q 6 qt. basket each 990
BORN ON COB 6 for 290
Maxwell House
COFFEE 1 lb. bag 7se
Stmt. Juicy California
ORANGES
Phone 527-0990 for Free Delivery
SMITH'S SUPERIOR] ,SUPERIORI
a- FOOD MARKETS -al
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Corpetpondent -s• 'hERS-JOSEPH KALE
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dial2r
and family. For Arthur, have
returned to their Wine after vis-
iting Mr. and Mrs. Auguste Lb-
Charme
Sister M. Editha, SLIx-elk's
Convent, Peterbororagh, spent
Lass week with I& and Mrs.
Jack McIver sar...t ,Rioted
triench.
Galleer, Xan, :oar:- ark.
Janet Leta, L. ....athazine,
are spend:1.LE nolilr,vs w1tL c-,e.ir
grandparents, lt. and Mrs_ V
J. Lane,
Mrs. Frank Kra-sr:a-pi, Lan-
den, with. Mr. ani Mrs. :ame
Sloan
Mr. anel.11-s.
con and Mr. and Mrs. Frail,. -
man, Straord,
with
and Mrs. Morris
and fananY., brhAioa,
are visiting Mr. and Afts. Tom
Monis_
Visitors with Ar. and Atm.
James Sloan taring the week
were lift. and Ito_ TolEt Sloan
and family, Cornwall; Ws. and
Arcs. Gerald Gaffney, Peterld-
ough..
Mr. and Mrs. Leeds:Kennedy,
Paul and Peter. Tomato; Miss
Mary McGrath, Traranta, Visited
Mr. Ms. AAgus Kerr:NT-01y
sister Ai. VW$ S.' W..
vested her sister, lats.
:a-ser.ii Eckert..
sister Sr_ SasL.,1 S- J. ,
ec At. and. AL-s.. Lewis Coyne
and Mr, and Mrs- Michael Coy ne.
. Mrs. Larry 1.-nigglii
Sr..TII the
'w'r± p.nents At.
7. F. Monis.
and M.-E. Rairen. Pryce
and red
Mr-s_ ?,.Ea Mnlacim.
Cr-rrespaa&z ts
ALR.S. BO'S Ctim
MISS MONICA
At's- Joseph I. Ryan is a pat-
ient it Strad.m-d General
Min Smear. Prien.:.,
SpenT. the 47,--...4t wna± with ter -
te and Ats. C:.;.ri es
Friend_
Mrs. Gear Covilie Las 7:.'.-
z...1rnez to Sea-forth to_"__...ni:-.
11-pau.: after a rxief stay a:
home
)..t. an: Mrs. Date Wills
are scend2ng the week enc a.
!Mar. and ?.mss. 3.a Wtethann
wnd are larationing
for two weeks.
and L:ot -.2.:3=_ LL and
e 7 ace this wee 1.
a: Lake for
for the reMande of
_7.
171.:
ranrafay, ..--._-_2:r•paw
Frarfr 5 , an:
t 7_7
C-X,:ne -2.: oemsrastrati,.:-. vas •
the :-.Lonne
Lanina a .
tea
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=tone., Me :anis-a ...ere aManed
a: _.e namna.... rardan: an:
the _oriel'_ face., A:
a-
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DC. •
OEMs Of
WINCIRELSEA
poademxt has. VIK WALTERS
Mastei Kevin Hein Vent a
few days this past week with Mr.
and Mrs. Bev. ,Parsons and family
near Exeter.
Master Tony DaythAn of IUppen
is spending this week with Mr.
and Mrs. tiM. Walters and Danny.
Mrs. George Frayne of Saint-
thine Line and Mrs. Kenneth Simp
rams of London visited on Saturday
afternoon wilt Mrs. Wm. Walters.
Miss Pamela Coward of Sum-
hiTle visited with Kevin- and Greg
Hen for a few days.
Mrs. Gordon Prance returned
so her home this past week after
being a patient in St. Marys Meni-
.-rial Hospital for three weeks,
Mrs. Sanford Hutton and
Diane; Mrs. Freeman Horne;
Mrs. Phil Henn and Mrs. Elson
Lynn attended the flower show
at Russeldale on Wednesday
evening. , '
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