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that children have been'buint 'while playing' with firecrackers
without supervision it has become necessary to limit the settin
off of firecrackers to one day ----- VICTORIA DAY.
HOWEVER - Owing to the large nOmber of fires and the fact
A POLICE AND FIRE ORDER
Please Observe!
No Firterackers May. Be Let Off on the Streets
A Seaforth By-Law makes it an offense to discharge
fireworks on a street or in a public area' within the
Town of Seaforth.
Life members of the Seaforth•vyomere,s Institute were honoreeat apeeting of Lorne Dale, Mrs. Jas. Keys: (Bact Row) Mrs. Elmer Cameron, Mrs. Alex
the Institute at Seaforth Public School, Tuesday evening, shown here are (front, , Pepper, Mrs. R. M. Scott, Mrs. Wilfred Colemap, Mrs. Gordan Papple , Mrs.
Left) Mrs. John MacLean, Mrs. Andrew Crozier, Mrs. Mae Hildebrecht, Mrs. • Eldon Kerr. (Absent Mrs. Mabel Hudson). (Staff Photo)
Should a fire result at any time, and it is necessary to turn in an
alarm, Phone 527-1100, and advise location .and detailS of the fire.
It has been noted 'that children gather near the Fire Hall 'when
an alarm is sounded. To avoid accidents, please warn your child-
ren to stay clear of fire hall doors and truck route. •
SEAFORTH FIRE BRIGADE
SEAFORTH POLICE DEPARTMENT
InstitUte members• view Home Economics facilities
Courtesy remarks were given
by Mrs. Arnold Taylor. Mrs.
Lorne Lawson and Mrs. Normian
„Reihl convened the lunch assis-
ted by Mrs. Arnold Taylor, Mrs.
Ross Gordon, • Mrs. Gordan
Papple.
,then others ceased;fo be free and,
werenever free' again:"
\--Dr. Findlay Stewart was-guest
speaker and spoke on “The Four
Freedoms" - freedom of speech,
freedoM of worship, freedom of
fear, and freedom from want.
Mrs. Erlin ,Whitmore read a
poem, “Just a Housewife".. Mrs.
Johe MacLean presented • Mrs.
Jas. Keys with a Life Member-
ship pin and certificate, Mrs.
Eldon Kerr pinned ,a corsage
on, Mrs. Keye. The Seaforth
Women's Institute now has' 12
Life Members.
The 'opening exercises and
business was chaired by the
President, Mrs. Arnold Taylor.
Communications were read by the
Secretary, Mr. Gordon Elliott
including courtesy . notes from
D. Wallace and' family, Eleanor
Henderson, Mrs. W. Haugh, Mr.
Jas. Keys, Donny 'Taylqr, Sea-
forth Manor and Kilbarchan for
the apples. An invitation from
the Hospital Auxiliary to attend
their 40th Anniversary dinner,
on June ,12 at the Golf and Coun-
try Club was accepted. A dona-
tion was given to Huronview to
help purchase a van so the pa-
tients could be taken for outings.
A newsletter was read froni the
County Historical Society.
Mrs. Gordan Papple reported
on the Officers' Conference in
Waterloo University, May 1-2-3.
Eight hundred' ladies attended and
enjoyed a bus trip to the Erland
Lee Home near Hamilton. The
theme of the conference, ""When
the,freeciora_they,wishectfgr most,
room is divided into several dig
visions, sewing, crocheting,
stuffed toys, putting in zippers,
cooking all being .taught and con-
ected with 4,H club work. The
Club Leader's and Mrs. Mathers
discussed different ways of
finishing a garment. Home Eco-
nomics are taught to grades 7 -8 „
of Seaforth Public, Hullett
Central and Huron Centennial
through the week. Mrs. Bruce
Coleman thanked Mrs. Mathers
and presented her with a gift.
A Sing ‘Song was conducted
by Mrs. Ross Gordon and MrS.
John. Henderson at the piano.
The Seaforth Women's Insti-
tute was held in• the "Sea.forth
Public School, Tuesday evening
with 4-H Club girls and Leaders
as guests. Mrs. Lorne Lawson
and Mrs. Norriian, R Lehi were
eo,hoste'sses.
,Mrs. Erlin Whitmore chaired
the 'programme and introduced
Mrs. Mathers, Home Economics
teacher who condu cted a tour of
the Home Economics Department
of the school. Mrs. Mathers
told how each girl was given
certain duties at the beginning
of the year. 'The Home EC.
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SHOP ES' II E POPULA R 801MS BRAMilegUll
Enter MA's exciting
$111 Hive the following Orizes must be Jon each week.
, 1st • $250 - 2nd - $100
i0 $25 Polio* • ;30 • $10 Primo • 70 - $5 Prises
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• A Total of 112 Winners, per week or $1,250
500115 2.n. 05501110 COLOURS
NEWS OF
Nere'v oil too Aare to de: Simply rill au, Me entry .Farm, Oath proof of purchase or tpasonableTlattnsile .
you wish. winners must answer d skit tosiing q
inners wit be menpunced weekly. Adcttioisalenh.y forms avoiroale in each IGA store. Enter as Often OS FACIAL TISSV _ ' TEA SAGS .... . SPASM* RAGS . LIGHTYNIEW ..,.', . ' FIFAIAER A ributm• , . a pkgs. et too AM ' ass of lee 'ma' seg. of 20 1.21 elevee'2.*Ate 40! . 32 ez. enc•1420 ., • CARLTON diA, AWORII0 VAIGIVIES -' WPM SINAH.15501rtEd COLOURS SUrfarrOICANO ' BABIES SILK, Patti 'AMad GI.01°./ ' .4.9TE4IEGOIMO,G.G,IPtilt ' SOFT DRINKS
1*. " PAPBR,YOWELS, ,... FLAVOUR flEYSTAAS „„i. ' SATIIROOMIISSUE. ' 'i' SpHNHAPHOHINGt.:..' . , 26 or, Wt. looiikeurnistIel ''; l'rilrldgv PEP "Iv. no Picto..r,:- . .4 rot. ' , . . '3'#irzi .4 • _ .. ..
;I one of I sponsoring products. DepOsit the completed entry form in the contest drum at your IGA' store. 1111" ensoensUsaRksora,.sici,nAtiasyS', ..-000n;a0. KADANA Glad PlosId • pko, et 10
Cromarty
Correspondent
Mrs. Ken McKellar
IF,OIaY St MOEN CONCENIVATED
en". " 6nCTil Rettr.i tlritAt, '397
'f414
*MO OFFOOESET
*94 oz. NoNfif saes,
CAT1111$t112V CU? MAC4R4411 DIOS WRY
TorainJukt .0A1111101 GO; al. .1..441
• Seven mernbers and one visi- and prayer by Mrs., Miller.
tor answered, the roll call, Chief .' BOY SCOUTS '
Foods of India, at the Cromarty With Scoutmaster Wilfred
Women's Missionary Society May Jarvis in;41_Iarge, First CrOmarty
meeting at the 'home of Mrs. Scout Troop learned how to light
Grace Scott. Mrs. James Miller, 'a charcoal fire and barbened
*presiding, opened the meeting a supper of hot dogs at their
, • with a poerri t19)4The ApiRjAndrA,„,,wetim. i „oni „Viriednesday eiter
Matthew 2 g.b1.4 -gy, Y4ntipiPAO wirt196korn'.fliztrr
in unison bliallawfid 1bDlearnayer,„491
Mrs. M. Lamondpresented chap- •
ter 2 .of the study 'book, 'Too-
,Many Mouths to Feed!,.„assisted
by all the members. During the
business period, the, president,
Mrs. Lamond„annorfnced the June
Conference of Stratford Pres-
byterial to be held in Cromarty
Church on , the evening of June
12.
For '-her topic, Mrs.' Thos.
L. Scott chose items from. the
Glad Tidings,• referring to the
75th jubilee celebrations of Dr.
and Mrs.. Buchanan who are mis 7
sionaries from the Presbyterian
Church to the Bhil Field in India,
and 'to the Children's City ,in
the Himalayas. She also read
'Kill the Fatted Goae"and 'A
Small Reflection' and gave, a
report of the Synodical which was •
held at wingham in .April. „The,
meeting closed' with Hymn 376
MARY MILES SKINLESS
FULLY COOKED HALF OR WHOLE
.. • •IrEissibe limsmi'1k,"1 tiNiti!vFOJ Witihnth./.Ort"'IlTf Aidt/i
' •t',: •",' it' :
TABLE 1" MEATS
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Ko Not
1.00 1.12 1 Or'
was; freedom sr9n1 rq`PNIPIl?tlitY.' • ' ' • ' INFORMATIVE COONTEIVCANN-•!''
p'/7 . 11') 0
"THEFORGE" R. .
NOW OPEN 7 -DAYS A WEEK
FROZEN GRADE "A" 5.816. sae APPROXIMATE FAT CONTENT 25°. 14,0
IDENTITY'LABEL
. HERE'S WRIT MEAT IDENTITY LABELLING DOES FOR YOU •
OUR NEW MEAT IDENTIFICATION PROGRAM
TAKES THE GUESSWORK OUT OF THE SELECTION
AND PREPARATION OF MEAT . 'IT HELPS YOU
BE A 'SMARTER' MEAT SHOPPER AND A BETTER
COOK.
THIS IMPROVED MEAT IDENTITY LABELLING
TELLS YOU AT GLANCE THE TYPE. OF MEAT
THE PRIMAL CUT AND THE SPECIFIC PORTION
OF THE' PRIMAL CUT. SIMPLY USE THE RE•
COMMENDED COOKING METHOD IN OUR "MEAT
EXPLAINED" FOLDER.
I. KIND OF MEAT
No need to guess the type of meat first, every
label shows the type of meat- beef, porkdomb or
veal. "
FORGE SPECIAL:-
TO
OUR MENU PIZZAS and CUT FROM THE REEF CHUCK 2. PRIMAL CUT
Chuck, rib, loin or' hip • tells what port- of the
animal the meat comes from.
Borden's Ice Cream S. SPECIFIC PORTION OR RETAIL CUT
Blade roost, sirloin steak, or top round steak
tells you ettoc1)' what pail of the primal cut the
meat comes from. - ALL VARIETIES
AVAILABLE NOW
Your Dollar
OF BORDEN'S PRODUCTS
BORDEN'S NEW MECHANICAL
POPSICLE
GoesFarther Here
ORDERS FORMS FOR
FREE
"MEAT EXPLAINED"
FOLDER
oesfAramarretrf 'TWO LAIN CHANTS
OF RETAIL MEAT CUTS
Are on display in all our stores for your convenience
Beef and pork charts will help you identify our
cuts of meat on display,.
IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS
Abolt our new meet identification program, ask
our m61 department Manager, He'll not only have
the onswers id you, but he'll be glad to suggest
o number of specialty cult as well,ps regular cuts
Ibot will add variety to everyday and special meals,
WE SELL CANADA APPROVED GRADE "A" RED RIBBON BEEF ▪ Mw es Boy, Bow lo tool.
UM PORK LAMB OR VIAL
lyairABLI AT AIL
IGA MEAT COUNIERS
SIMPLY Fitt IT IN
AND MAIL To
ISA Comma, Corny
Dee S015, London, Ore.
CUT FROM CANA
GRADE A-1 OR A-2
(CUT AND WRAPPED TO YOUR
SPECIFICATIONS FOR 5' PER L HOME FREEZER SPECIALS 1 FINEST
RIBBRN BEEF
-•••••••••"- CUP
.1.1.100111•M.01011•Mer.MOIMMIYAll
SIDES OF . BEEF 200 to 2501b. Order consists of Steaks,
plus Bones and Trim 16.8;
Roast, Ground Beef,
HINDS OF BEEF 12S to 11016. CHICKEN LEGt
Order consists of Steaks
phis Bones and Trim lb, 93 Roast, Ground Bee%
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SIDES OF PORK Aar. 2.0 le,
Sopf ore Ribs lb:67C' 4 as. portion .
BEEP PATTIES
Trim
Ro Orderas f, consists
Chops.
10 lb. carton
PRIMROSE 71 and
A bit of...Advice -that could
save you money and
rn
pre-
vent cr d sappointent. BE-
WAR of overly lush :look-0
ing vergreehs at .this time
bf year. 'They could be im-
ports from southern USA
and unacustomed to the
Canadian winter.
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DAIMON
SIDE BACON 6.99 KNIFE CUT
10 lb. carton ,
DAVERH BEEF E. PORK
BREAKFAST SAUSAGE
CANADA GRADE 'A' to 9 lb ,^e
FRESH TURKEYS
FRESH CUT
BUTT PORK CHOPS
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1,4 89°
„ 69c
73c
69°
790
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r srcuarss
TOP vAtO WIENERS SPECIALS FRONTS OF BEEF 120 to 140Ib.
7.49 Order consists of Steaks.
Roast, Ground Beef
plus Bones and Trim
11I(15 PRET/VI WIVE C1015001011.1110AT MAT It I.E.1
RN MOW 11/1 RIOEIT TO LIMIT 011APITETN1
Tippled te41orrked Ile M. Logi limito1
WE HAVE DECLARED WAR ON HIGH PRICES Give mother a lasting beautiful living gift for ,
mothe
.,
r's Day. See our election of georgepus rose-
bushes, evergreens, geraniums in giant size, tuberous
begonias)etc. etc. Please feel free to consult
us for expert horticultural
advice . . 1 we are not
just ,,tree dealers"!
110 k 111 0 11
TO"' ALL GOOD.
2LIGHT ALBACORE
TUNA
FLAKES
10 100
11V".1
liTIOD
LOKI.
CHICKEN -
TURKEY'er BEEF
Swanson's Frozen
MEAT PIES
25°
Al AA 0l CREAMETTE •
110*101 THIN SPAGNETT1
READY CUT
MACARONI* Q11
MACARONI.
• StipLts
7 oz. •
pkg,
140 WITH
, PORK
In Tomato Sauce
HEINZ BEANS
Aylmer
TOMATO
CATSUP
TOP .VALU
. WHOLE
MUSHROOMS.
lb Oz.• 39c
vin
WARNEVC
14 01 a9 Don't be tempted to plant bedding'Plants in this area
before approx. May 24. This warning laiiased on 20
years of local night frost, records. This,warning is to
safeguard you against possible loss of plants and time.
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6 1/2 oz.
Fin
8 ca.
pie,
11 00
We grow and sell quality
only . . ., our motto is not
how cheap, but how good".
Nobody ever regretted buy-
ing quality. we supply the
Shakespearean Festfval
Theatre, where nothing but
the best is good enough.
4
fibs 6 6tts.
01+0-01
flotIllA
,er i IO ° at LS11011
MAXWELL
HOUSE,
INSTANT,
COFFEE
RECONSTITUTED
ALLEN'S -
APPLE
JUICE
11210 11.
Lipion's .
' Chicken noodle
SOUP MIX a
• 9
pkgs. of
2 envis,
sit,,yERDALE
STANDARD
GREEN PEAS
19 9c
Top VOIL1
Evaporated
MILK
2t4
Top Volt)
COLOURED
MARGARINE
5 1 lb 0 pk g.1.0
NOW IS T143 TIME TO PLANT .
_ • ROSES . . EVERGREENS . .
BEAUTIFUL CLEMATIS
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ADC
POWDERED
DETERGENT 59 69`
001 IDA Y FARM FROZEN
ASSORTED VARIETIES
MEAT DINNERS t; 350
notSwat FROZEN UNSWEETENED
CONCENTRATED
Gra drub Juice '
ASSORTED (00011125 Alt PURPO
J-CLOTH
TOWELS
PEEK MEAN
ASSORTED VARIETIES
BISCUITS " 59c
11000'S PURE
UNSWEETENED OR SWEETENED
4,83 e CITRUS JUICE 4" 7- 49°
ROBIN WOOD
ALL PURPOSE
FLOUR
HOURS: During May we
are open. from 10 a.m. to 9
p,m. Mondays to Fridays;
Saturdays 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Closed all Sundays
4,,l4 97.
2 "% 9° BEDDING PLANTS WEIGHT WATCHERS (BONN A TIrto vAPIEIK5
DINNERS OR
L N 1.29
.4.4REE VARCIES '
MASTER Cal .
ALA CAT Food " 15°
CORONATION loom( I Bono/ %wool Bilood or SHIRLEY DAY JACK'S REGULAR OR
PARTY PACK
POTATO-CHIPS
FRESH
APPLE PIE
MIDGET GHERKINS
49° PICKLES ,
FOt? TOP VALU SHOP IGA IN approximately 2 weeks we will as usual
have ready for you the biggest selection of high
quality bedding plants.
TOP VALU FANCY FRENCH STYLE U.S.A..S. NO. 1 CALIKIRNIA
Wax Luscious
FOR MOTHER'S DAY
Assorted Colours
Potted Mums
- o 511$ il -2.39
Top Yalu Choice Barlett SLACK DIAMOND REGULAR
Dunces Hines Assorted VOTIPHOS PROCESSED CANADIAN • LOTS OF
• FREE PARKING
411.04trororoNIONI~IIIPARRONIINOURAMMOINNOVINmor.......•14WolarrortonnolimemooVn•no.nromulmorm.oa... Pear
Halves iliro,, 39C Beans 4,1;,„7 99C- Strawberries
59e
TOP VALU TOP VALU FANCY FRENCH SEM
CHOICE WHOLE -
POTATOES 5 In:( 99° GREEN BEANS 4 '', , 990 Quad
,t TOP VALU TOP VALU FANCY DOG OR ._ gm or Halves -
CAT FOOD 9 :',!,:,. 1.0u PEACHES 3 ' '74, 88°
TOP VOW TOP YALU FANCY FROZEN Assarbpd Yarietks ASSORTED
SOFT DRINKS24 1°,°,;, 2.29 VEGETABLES sentare rift 1Me1 IMO eoninsin
Cake Cheese
Mixes T°4 43c SLICES 16 az 79.
fa
r 45°
Catering Strictly to the Discriminating Gardener
GovernMent Inspected and Licensed, NABISCO SPOON 5120
SHREDDED
WHEAT
ELECTRA SIX •
DISHWASHER
DETERGENT 'cc; 1.39
CHUN KING • ASSORTED VARIETIES
CHOP SUET OR
CHOW MEIN 407..99.
REGULAR, HARD TO HOLD OR
UNSCENTED
VO-5 HAIR SPRAY 9*°
MEXICAN NO I
VINE RIPE
TOMATOES 2 th, 59°
CANADA NO 1 ONTARIO
MARSH CELLO
CARROTS
ONTARIO PN) Hollow
SEEDLESS ENGLISH
CUCUMBER;
Sebringville Garden Centre 35°
PRODUCT OF SOUTH ATIIK A'
CRANNY SMITH
59° EA: INC APPLES TA
boa b 43° •, 39°
The only horticultural establishment in Perth County owned and operated
by a Horticultural Graduate OPEN FRIDAY TILL MUM YEAR .AROUND Sebringville Not 8 HighiVay Opp. The'School ' 393-6131