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Home My WebLink AboutThe Seaforth News, 1957-10-03, Page 5SEAFORTH NEWS -Thursday, October 3, 1957 Your Superior Specials Where Brand Name Foods Are the Best Buy GREEN GIANT CORN NIBLETS-14 oz tins 2 for 33c SWIFTS NEW "TEMPT" DOG FOOD -15 oz. tins 3 for .... .. 25c NEW ROBIN HOOD '- INSTANT OATS 44 oz. box . 37c CLARK'S PORK & BEANS 15" oz. tins. 2 for 29c 3 MINUTE POPPING'GORN-1 Ib. bags. 2 for 37c" ROSE BRAND FRESH GERKIN PICKLES 16. oz. jar -..+...... . 39c WESTMINSTER TOILET TISSUE. 10 large rolls, .. ... 99c SLICED SIDE BACON Rind off. 1 lb..... 59c SCHNEIDER Crispy Flake SHORTENING. '1 ,ib. cartons. ., , .. 4 lbs 99c Old English No Rubbing, Self Polishing Wax- To clear at, Pint Tins 9 for $1.00 FLOWERS! FLOWERS! FLOWERS! Fresh Potted Mums from 99c up. Delivered anywhere In town, Flowers for any occasion Now is thetime to plant your Bulbs (Tulips, Daffodils, etc.) for Spring beauty. See our display. Wright's Superior Eo",4 d Market SELF SERVICE FREE DELIVERY i KIPPEN The Misses Mary, Aum, and Marjorie Charters whoare at- tending Wells Academy in Lon- don, spent the weekend at the home of thein parents, Mr. •and Mrs. Pearson Charters. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Thompson of Battle 'Creek, Mich., returned home after spending two weeks with Mr, and Mrs. Pearson Char - tern and Mrs. Wm. 'Charters. Mr, John C. Doig, son of Mrs. Lydia J. Doig of Kippen, left ;Grand Rapids, •Mich.byair on the Trans World Airlines on Sept. 29th for Washington D.C. and leaves Washington for. Lon- don, ,England, 'Sept. 30th on 'his trip to !Europ'e. IMr. and Mrs. Dan 'Mullett and family of Goderich 'were 'Sun- day guests of !Mr. and Mrs. Wm, McGregor. Next Wednesday SEAFORTH LIONS CLUB annual fall Paper Drive WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER q th PAPER MAGAZINES - RAGS OLD MATTRESSES For the convenience of those in the surrounding district who wish to co-operate, collection depots have been established as follows: DUBLIN William Stapleton CONSTANCE Borden Brown Store WINTHROP A. Dolmage Store KIPPEN Kyle's Store CROMARTY Walkers Store STAFFA Sadler's Store. BRUCEFIELD Paterson's Store • Proceeds from the drive are used for the Lions Club Community and Welfare work. Prepare youm bundles now and be ready for the Lions Annual Paper Drive REMEMBER THE DATE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9 th - AUSPICES - SEAFORTH LIONS • CLUB 19.56 MONARCH HARD TOP 1953 CHEVROLET COACH 1953 CHEVROLET SEDAN 1950 PLYMOUTH SEDAN $325.00 1950 ' PONTIAC $250.00 1949 OLDSMOBTT4N7 SEDAN Many lower priced .cars No reasonable offer refused at Seciforth M otors Phone 541 Seaforth OPEN EVENINGS Seaforth Lumber . Ltd. SEAFORTH PHONE 47 TOWN TOPICS Mr. and Mrs. 'Arnold !Scott, Larry and Marie and Wilmer Scott spent Sunday in London with Mr. and Mrs. 'Elmer ,Scott and ,Ronald. 'Miss 'Mary Murray and Mr. John Dolan of !Stratford were weekend 'guests at the home of Mrs. -James Murray in McKillop. Mrs, Fred J. !Snow 'and family are moving to 'Elmira next Mon- day where IMr. Snow was recent ly appointed manager of the Toronto -Dominion (Bank. Mr. W. J. Sims 'ancl Mrs. Don- ald Dale were ha Blyth on Sun- day for the 80th' anniversary service in St. Andrew's United ,Church. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Duffy and Mr, and stirs. Maurice fDillon of iFIamiiton were weekend vis- itors of Mr. and ,Mrs. Jas. Kelly. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Williams of Kitchener with Mr. and Mrs, M. Williams over the weekend. Mr. !Michael Lauden'bach, of ,London, spent the weekend with Sfi'. and Mrs. L. Laudenbach. Mr, Art (Brown, (Toronto, spent Sunday with friends hi town. Mr. and (Mrs. E. IS. Coffin and Miss Mary 'Gordon, Toronto, were weekend guests in town. KIPPEN • Miss Louise Hyde, who has spent two weeks with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hyde, returned to London' where she is attending the Bible Institute, Mr. and Mrs, Elgin Thompson returned to their home on Wed. {having been in Vancouver for a month. ' (Miss Marilyn Mousseau, Lon- don, has been having some holi- days with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Mousseau. Miss Eleanor 'Riley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Sinley is confined to War Memorial !Chil- dren's 'Hospital, London. We hope for a speedy recovery. Mrs. Elzar Mousseau and her daughter Marilyn 'spent a few days last week in Port (Huron. Miss Jessie Reid and her bro- ther, Mr. 'Harold Reid of Otta- wa visited recently with their brother and sister -in law, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. 'Reid. IMr. Reid returning to Ottawa for a week's vacation. Several of the teachers in the district attended the teachers' Convention in Lendon, Friday, The children of S. S. !No. 14, Stanley, ;marched at the Bay- field Fair on Thursday. Mr. and IMrs. Gordon Mundell of +Bluevale were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alex IMelBeath. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wren spent Sunday in !Hanover visit= ing their son and daughter-in- law, •Mr. and Mrs. !Ivan Wren. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stokes and Larry of London visited on Sunday with the latter's father, Mr. Robert Thomson. Mr. and Mrs. Netzke •of Sea - forth are now residing in Mr. Alex :McBeath's house. Mr. Cudmore 'Celebrates 85th Birthday On Sunday the family of Mr. Sam Cudsnore met at ,his home to honor him on his '85th birth- day, a sumptuous turkey dinner was served. Those present in - eluded a [brother, Mr. Ed Cud- more udmore .of Vancouver; Mr. and Mrs. Lorne (Pinkney and 'dough. ter, 'Brenda of Toronto; Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Cudmore and Lorne of London; Mr. and Mrs, Charles Cudmore and !Barbara of Kitchener. St. Andrew's United Church are urged to attend Communion service on Sunday, 'Oct. '6!th at 111 a.m. fihe C. & CO Sugar Co. of Chatham held a demonstration on Monday •of their new sugar 'beet harvesters, sprayers end thinners at Mr. Lloyd 'Lovell's farm and was well attended. THURSDAY and FRIDAY October 3 and 4 "THE BRAVE ONE" '('Calor) i(Cinemascope) Michel 'Ray - Joi Lansing (One Cartoon) SATURDAY and MONDAY. October 5 and 7 "THE TREASURE OF PANCHO VILLA" (Color) (Superscope) Rory Calhoun - Shelley 'Winters (One Cartoon) TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY October 8 and 9 "THE BATTLE OF THE RIVER PLATE" (Color) (VistaVision) John Gregson -Peter Finch (One Cartoon) First Showing IN THIS AREA World Championship Fight Sugar Ray Robinson vs Carmen Basilio Wednesday and Thursday October 9 and 10 tas well as regular show listed above TWO SHOWS'NIGIITLY Box office open al 7.30 p.m. First'show at 8 p.m. ' Children under 12 in cars -free Friday and Saturday Evening Shows only ;on October 18 and 19 October 25 and 20 The ladies of .St. Andrew's Un- ited. Church nited.IChurch catered, and dinner was served in :the large tent. IMrs. Robert'Gemna.ell is a pa- tient in Victoria (Hospital, Lon don. • Miscellaneous Shower A miscellaneous shower was 'held by IMrs. John Moore at her home to honour her friend, Miss Merle 'Dickert, bride of !Satur- day,"Sept. 28th, 13 guests were present, contests enjoyed and in charge of Mrs, J. Moore and Mrs. Ray Consitt. The address was read by Mrs, Ray Consitt, the 'guest of honor receiving some lovely gifts. .Miss 'Dickert thanked 'the girls and the 'host- ess, inviting them to her trous- seau tea. A dainty lunch was served by the hostess, McLellan-Dickert an. a white and yellow candel- ight setting at St. (Andrew's .Un- ited Church, Kippen, wedding vows were exchanged !Saturday, !Sept. nth at 3 p.m. by Ida Merle Dickert and Kenneth Ray IMtLellan, ,The bride is the only •daughter. of IMr. and Mrs. Nor- man W. Dickert, Kippen, and the groom is the only son of Mr, and Mrs. Jos. E. McLellan, Kip - pen. The Rev. D. A, MacMillan officiated at the c e r e m o n y against a 'background of white and yellow gladioli,. ferns and candelabra, The organist was Miss Jean 1Lvison, Kippen, and soloist was Mr. Norman`1Ia'll, of Aylmer. He sang "The Lord's 'Prayer" preceding the cere- mony and "Oh ;Promise Me" during the sign,'ing of the regis- ter. The !bride, given in marriage by her father wore 'a floor - length gown of crystal charm styled on princess lines. The 'bodice was •fashioned with a lace scalloped boat neckline and lily -point sleeves. The scalloped hemline was finished with two tiers of ruffled lace..A crown of pearls with iridescent sequin side clips 'held her scalloped veil of nylon net and she carried a white Bible crested with a bronze orchid and stephanotis. The bride's only jewellery was a pair of mother of pearl ear- rings, athe Bridal a tendan s weregrM s. John :Moore, Kippen, •as matron of honor and Mrs. 'erald Hub- bard, cousin of the bride, 'Har- riston, and Miss 'Lois !McLellan, sister of the groom, London, as bridemaids. They were gowned alike in shades of antique gold, bamboo and coppertone crystal charm respectively. The dresses were waltz -length styled on princess lines,' boat neck with V back and long bows. They wore tiny shiered caps of matching material and crescent shaped bouquets of white poms with the other two shades scattered through completed their ensem- bles. Their only jewellery was matching bracelets and ear- rings, a gift from the bride. !Groomsman was James Mc- Gregor, Kippen and guests were ushered 'by Allan Wahl, cousin of the !bride, Listowel and Grant McGregor, Kippen. ' ' Receiving guests at Arm- strong's Restaurant, Exeter, the bride's mother wore ah avocado green dress with white and black accessories and a corsage of 'White pours. The groom's mother wore a dress of sapphire blue with mushroom and black accessories and a corsage of bronze pours. For traveling by oar to Flor- ida, the bride donned a black suit with snidnite blue and black accessories and corsage of white gardenias. The couplewill live on the groom's farm near Kip - pen. Guests were present from Toronto, Brussels, Melbourne, Kitchener, Harriston, Clifford, Stratford, 'Sarnia, 'Seaforth, Mit- chell, 'Listowel, DUBLIN The. Dublin !Subdivision of the Catholic Women's League met in the Continuation School on Tues. evening at 8.30 with 26 members in attendance. +Ms. John Flannery, the pres., open- ed the meeting with prayer and a'hymn was sung in unison. Mrs. 'Wm. Feeney read the min- utes of the. previous meeting' end the correspondence. Miss !Kathleen !Stapleton gave the fi- nancial report. The pres. .then called on .Mrs. Jos. [McConnell, .Seaforth, who was the guest speaker of the evening, she gave a talk our the Provincial Conven- tion held at Pembroke in Sept. A vote of thanks was tendered Mrs. McConnell by Mrs. James J. Krauskopf, Dr, IRfoulkes then spoke a.few words and also ex- pressed his thanks to .Mrs. Mc- Connell. The Deanery meeting will Ve held this year in Goder- ich. Mrs. Flannery hoped that some of the ladies of the League would.. be able to attend it. A turkey bingo will be held be- fore Christmas. The meeting was adjourned by the singing of 0 Canada and God save the Queen and lunch was served, a social hour followed. Mr. and Mrs. Jim .Ackroyd of Toronto with Mrs. Mary 'O'- Rourke and Frank. Mr. and Mrs. 'Frank Evans in Londonrowith-Mr. and Mrs. John Cleary. IMr. and Mrs. Patrick Flame gan of Kitchener with Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Kelly. Mrs. Kathleen Feeney has re- turned to Toronto for the win- ter months. Irl/r. {Patrick McGrath, Rutter, at his !home. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cronin of .Stratford, with Mrs. Eliza- beth Cronin and Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Horan. Miss Beatrice 'Murray, Brant- ford, with Mr. and Mrs. John E IMurray. Captain and Mrs. Edward Tozer .and family have returned 1 to Morgantown, West 'Virginia. Mr, and Mrs. Leo Ryan and !boys, Weston, with Mrs. 'Cath- erine Ryan. Mr, and Mrs, Jeroane 'Nichol- son, London, with Mr. 'and Ma's. James Krauskopf, Mies 'Lydia Jordison,lT!oronto w -with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Friend. Mrs., E. Jordison in Timmins with Mr. and 'Mrs. Ted Tyndall. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Coughlin of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kelly of Kitchener with Mr. and Mrs: Fergus Kelly. Mr. John Morrison of Hali- fax, NS. with Mr. and IMrs. Jas. illfos rison, High Sehool News By R. Flannery rThe school took on a very studious air last week as we' had our Sept. tests and d am glad to be 'able to say that the results were quite good. The same '.After (Hours" program will be continued this year for the fail- ures. We are 'taking, 'advantage of the fine fall weather to practise our sports for field day, which will be held the latter part of October. )0n any rainy day we have been using our +P. T. periods to improve our dance steps so if you hear any of the boys com- plaining. of sore feet, you will know what is wrong. We -have ;bought and paid for a new record player out of last year's dance money and have gotten quite a collection of the latest records .so we now eat dinner to the 'tune of Pat Boone. A new oil furnace has been installed in the school so there should be no complaints about it being too cold to :work this winter. Interest is beginning to mount as the parts are being tried and given out for the op- peretta. Question of the week: Nancy, does' he always leave a souvenir? BLAKE Mrs. Mary Hey visited her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. Mustard and family at Bayfield for a few days, Mr. Lloyd Jeffery of Wind- sor visited his parents over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Eckel, bridal couple of Goshen Line north, returned to Hensall aft- er their wedding trip. On Wed. evening a happy time was given them by their many friends, at the home of ;Mr, and Mrs, James Dinsmore and on Friday evening a reception was held in the town hall, 'Henson, when they were taken by surprise in their honor and presented again with gifts. Mrs. M. Manson, Mrs. !Newell Geiger, Mrs, P. .Gingerich and Mrs. 1I. Finlay -attended a !Rally of the WSWS at Crediton on Wednesday. BRUCEFIELD IMr.' and Mrs. Wesley Haan of North Bay spent a few days. with Miss Mary E. Swan and Mr. Ham's mother, Mrs, C. Ham. !Mrs. Ram returned home with them for a few weeks visit. IMr, and Mrs. Jno Brroadfoot sent the 'weekend at ,Sand- ridge. Miss !Mary Broadfoot and Miss Barbara Taylor re- turned home with :them having spent the summer up north. Mr. and Mrs. Carter of Rip- ley spent Thursday evening with Miss Mary !Gibson. ' Mi. and Mrs, !Geo. •Gormea of N. S. are visiting for some time with their son and daughter-in- law, IMr. and Mrs, (Paul Cormea, IMr, and Mrs. S. McKenzie spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moffat. Mrs. W. Stackhouse is visiting in London end Wilton Grove with her family, Mr: E. Stook- .1 house and Mrs. S,-1 Neale, !Guests over the weekend 1 with Rev, Mr. and; Mrs. Davi- ' 1 son were their son Robert of 1 Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. :Suellgrove, Mrs. Henderson of 'Aylmer spent a few days last week with her daughter, Mrs. Victor 'Har•- greaves. ' i The Ladies Guild of St. i Thomas Anglican Church is holding a Rumor <,I ge Sale Saturday, Oct. 5 From 1 to 5 p.m. In the Parish Hall See our Big Savings on Regular Merchandise rieg. Household Slicer 13.95 Electric Clipper Set 14.95 Fan Heater 24.95 Bird Cage with Stand 15.95. Snack Table Set 10.95 Lunch Kits Complete 2.68 Square Carafe .& Warier 6,50 Porcelain Cups .60. Solid Toilet Seats 6.60 Oval Roaster 2.50 Copper Skillet 8.99 Alarm Clocks Revere Whistling Tea Kettle Flashlight Batteries Caulking Cartridges Kleenflo Fuel Oil Conditioner Hunting Knife Brume Rakes Plastic Storm Windows SALE 10.99 11.99 17.99 11.99 8.99 2.00 4.99 ,49 4.99 2.19 6.69 2.89 2.49 6.65 4.39 .25 2 for .35 .49 .39 1.10 .89 2.25 1.79 .89 .79 .39 .29 We also have many more Bargains. Come in and Browse around 5 I PLUMBING HARDWARE QUALITY HEATING PHONE 56 'SERVICE Come and See for Yourself ...and enjoy a beef barbecue too ! We can talk to you about how Purina Steer Fatena fits into your cattle feeding operation ...how it saves you grain, steps up gains, lays on finish, cuts your cost per pound. We can show you figures on what other feeders have done. But all that isn't like seeing results for your- self. So we've been running a feeding test at Kitchener Stock Yards - 10 evenly balanced feeder cattle on each side -one lot full fed corn and barley, 4 lbs. hay per head per day, bone meal and salt free choice; the other lot full fed corn and barley, 4 lbs. hay per head per day, Purina Mineral free choice, and 2 lbs, Steer Fatena per head per day, At the beginning, Emil Schneider of J. M. Schneider Ltd. and Leonard Bauman of Ban; On June 21, the beginning of the test, the two lots of Herefords were as evenly matched as possible. On Sept. 17 the Purina group show- ed a total gain of 2,429 lbs., the "average way" group 1,725. Feed cost per Ib. gain, Purina lot, 18.18c ..."average" lot, 20,13c. man Bros. divided the cattle and then flipped a coin to decide which group got the Purina ration. At the end of thetest, they graded and priced them. Come and see the results -the cattle and all the figures on feed, gains, costs, etc., will be on view at Kitchener Stock Yards on Tuesday, Oct. 8. 'Free beef barbecue at 12 noon --discus- sion of figures at 1.45. See your Purina dealer for your free barbecue ticket See your Purina Dealer for Free Barbecue Ticket • KITCHENER STOCK YARDS 12 o'clock NOON -- TUESDAY, October 8 J a a i