HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1958-02-20, Page 5THE SEAFORTH HAWS—Thursday, February 20, 1958
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SHIRRIFFS
CAKE MIX
Chocolate or White
Pan & icing' included -
10/ oz pkg. 24o,
2 Pkgs .......,..49c
DEL MONTE
PINEAPPLE JUICE
20 oz. tins 2 for 29c
48 oz tin 30c
SH1RRIf.FS LUSHUS
JELLY- POWDERS
1A11 Flavors
3 Pkgs. 27c
ELLMAR
PEANUT BUTTER
.... 16 oz. Jar 29c
1 Ib. pkg 25c
PURITY FLOUR
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the Carving Set and 6 Steak
Knives. Enter your name With
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-... 7 lb 53c
Draw on Sat, Feb, 22
DEL MONTE.
PINEAPPLE
20 oz. tin sliced 38c
20 oz tin Ti'd Bit 35c
20 oz tin Crushed 32c
KING SIZE BONUS
SOAP
Free China Ware in
each Pkg, 1.53
Bring your coupons here
PET INSTANT MILK
50 off Pkg.
.:. 16 oz. pkg. 38c
..... 3 ib Pkg. 1.09
LAYER SIDE BACON
Sliced and rhulless
.. 1 ib Pkg. 47c
C GRADE SPY APPLES
While they last
6 qt. Basket 43c
Wright's Superior Food Market
SELF SERVICE FREE DELIVERY
MISO
the basement of Cavan-ChurIch.
WINTHROP
Winthrop Y.P.U.. will hold a
crokinole party and 'box social
on Friday evening Feb. 21 in
EUCHRE
IIO1O.F, HALL
Wed., Feb. 26th
AT _ 8.30
Sponsored -by I:O.O.F.
Admission 40c
Good Prizes & Lunch
HENSALL
Prices at IHensall .Community
Sale on Feb. 113th:
Weanling pigs $18.75 to $17.-
50;
17:50; 'chunks $18,00 to 822.00;
feeders $25.00 to $27.25; sows
$62.00 to !$1311.00; ;Holstein
cows 81135.00 '6110.00; Durham
cows 8!140.00 to $175.00; Hol-
stein calves 410.00 to $16,00;
Dunham calves $41.7.50 to $412.50.
Safe Driving Campaign
Rally
will beheld
Monday, February 24th
at 8.30 P.M.
In Clinton!District High School
8.30—Farm! Forum Broadcast
9.00 -- Film and Safe -Driving talk by Mr. Hardy
of the Provincial Police, Goderich
Jr, Farmer Play by the County Winners
Sponsored by Huron County Federation of
Agriculture and' County Farm Forums
Ladies please bring lunch
HURON COUNTY WHEAT
PRODUCERS
ANNUAL MEETING
Agricultural Board Rooms, Clinton
Monday, February 24th, 1958.2 p.m.
3 Delegates to the Ontario Wheat Producers
Association will be elected at this meeting
to carry out the Wheat Marketing Plan
Russel Bolton
Chairman
J C. Hemingway
Secretary
Sealy
Mattresses
REDUCED FIRST TIME EVER!
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FIRM -O -REST
MATTRUSS
regularly $59...O
3
$
full or
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SMOOTH TOP
77th Anniversary. Sale!
BOX FURNITURE STORE
HOUSE FURNISHING• S
FLOOR SANDING
FLOOR COVERINGS
PHONE 43. SEAFORTH
TOWN TOPICS
Mr. and Mrs, Raym'and Nott
and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Teal1
were in London last Friday
night attending the dapping ex-
ercises at the Victoria Hospital
Schoolof (Nursing •when 'Misses
Sally Nott and Ruth Teall were
two of 84 first-year students re-
ceiving their nurse's eaps,. ,.
Miss )Sylvia MacDuff and
115iss Marion MoLlwain iof Wai
laceburg with Marion's parents,
Mr. and Mrs, H. McLlwain.
Recent visitors with Mr. and'
Mrs. 'Andrew !Houston, and Miss
!Frances Houston were: Mr. and
Mrs. Grant [Houston and son of
tA.yton and Mrs.' Lionel Roy and
daughter of Trenton.
Mr. and Mrs. Wan. Cleary and
daughter of Toronto spent the
Weekend with Mr. and 'Mrs. W.
3. Cleary.."
Mr. and Mrs. -Clarence Mc-
Nichol and son,- London, spent
the weekend with iVir. and Mrs.
A. '1VIc ichol and ,other retaltivtes.
Miss Leona Purcell RAV., Tor-
onto was a visitor with Mr. and
Mrs. John (Nigh over the week-
end.
Mr, and Mrs. Frank White,
London, were weekend guests
at the home of Mrs. B. Cleary.
Mr. and .Mrs. John McQuaid
of St. Thomas were weekend
guests of Mrs. Jos. McQuaid.
,Miss M, Weber, London, is
visiting her brother Rev. Father
E. Weber this week.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Charles Malone
of !Windsor were weekend 'visit-
ors of Mr. .and MVIrs. -Clarence
!Malone.
Miss Male 0 argetur is visiting
with her (brother in North Car-
olina.
EGMONDVILLE
Recent visitors with 'Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Houston and Miss
Frances Houston were: Mr, and
Mrs. Grant 'Houston and son of
Ayton and airs. Lionel Roy and
daughter of Trenton.
Mr. W. 3. Finlayson and Miss
Jessie Finlayson of Lorne Park
spent the weekend with their
mother, Mrs. Jas. !Finlayson.
Miss Marian Weiland of Tor-
onto is visiting with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weiland.
'Miss Alice Watson of; London
spent the weekend with her ano-
ther, Mrs, J. S. 'Watson.
dr, Elmore Keyes of Varna
spent Sunday with his mother,
Mrs. 'Nelson Keyes.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee 'McConnell
accompanied by IRev. T. J.. and
Mrs. (Pitt of Varna' were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. El-
more Stephenson.
BRODHAGEN
Mr, and Mrs. Herman Hinz
gave a donation to the Organ
Fund of St. Peter's 'Lutheran
,Churchin honor of their 25th
wedding anniversary on ,S'atur-
day.
Messrs. Ross Leeming .and
Win, S. Reihl, Mrs. Harry Tait,
Mrs. Lavern Wolfe attended the
funeral of John Mielke, father
of Mrs. John Hinz Jr., in !Strat-
ford on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs, Lavern Wolfe
attended the farewell service of
Rev. Lottes at 'Seebaeh's Hill
"Lutheran Church on !Sunday,
and 'visited Mr. and Mrs. Ezra
Binz .and Mrs. John Hinz Sr.
Mr. and .Mrs. Geo. Young of
Stratford with Mr, and Mrs. W.
Diegel on Sunday.
Mr. and !Mrs. McKone, ;Strat-
ford with Mr. and Mrs. J.
mons for the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell ISholdice
and Gary and iMr. and Mrs. F.
Dicicison attended the farewell
party on (Thursday evlening in
the parish hall, Dublin, of Mr.
W. (Stewart, Bank Manager of
Canadian Bank of ,Commerce,
in Dublin, who retired this week
end, to live in Kitchener.
A Valentine party was held
at the school on Friday after-
noon. The pre-school children
were also in ,attlendance.
The snow plows have been
kept Ibu'sy this past week. This
NOMINATING
CONVENTION
Progressive Conservative
Association
Federal Constituency of Huron
Friday, Feb. 21st
8.30 P.M.
Legion Hall, Clinton
(Speaker
Mr John B Hamilton
Recently Parliamentary Assistant
to Minister of Citizenship
and Immigcration
Chas. S. MacNaughton, Pres.
Alice S. Thompson, Sec.
has been the first busy time
for them this winter.
-Mrs. Howard Goodrich has ta-
ken a position as a nurse iatt the
Stratford General Hospital.
Mrs. John (Brodhagen, who
has been with her daughter,
!'Mrs. Mei Voll and Mr. Voll in
Kitchener, is with her dairgh'ter
Mrs. '31. Mogk and Mr. Mogk.
Mr. !Arthur [Nichol, who has
been confined to Stratford Iios-
prtalTor some time with a heart
condition, has returned home,
but is still confined to his bed.
The 'Brodhagen ,and District
Chamber' of . 'Commerce mem-
bers 'held •a !banquet in the Le-
gion Rooms, Mitchell, on Wed
evening with their ladies as
guests. The tables were beauti-
fully 'decorated for Valentine
with potted white hyacinths,
streamers and hearts. -The din-
ner fneetinLg opened with "The
Queen" and Invocation by the
pastor, E. J. Fischer, Mr. Ed-
gar Elligson led the sing song
acconvpanied by 'Mrs. R. iShold
ice on the piano. Mr. Wilfred
Ahrens introduced the guest
speaker, JIr. Ward 'Bolton of
St. Marys, who spoke on Com-
munity work, outlining the word
service.
1r. Ford iDickison thanked
the speaker. Pastor iE. J, Fisch-
er proposed the toast to the la-
dies and Mrs. Fischer gave the
reply toast to the men. Each la-
dy received a gift of a coffee
spoon engraved with Brodhagen
C of C.
he banquet closed with 0
,Canada, after . which dancing
was enjoyed to music supplied
by Gary and Warren lSholdlce
and Don !Wolfe with Manuel
Beuerman galling for square
dances. Russell ISholdice, the
president, was 'master of cere-
monies throughout the evening.
BRUCEFIELD
4tilr. and Mrs. T. Baird attend-
ed the funeral of Mr. IBaird's
cousin, Mr. H. 'Lednor, in God-
erieh on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Don 'McKenzie
and children of 1St. Thomas
spent (Sunday with Mr. MoKen-
zie's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S.
McKenzie.
Mrs. 'Fred Burdge, while shop-
ping in London on 'Saturday,
slipped on the steps at the Mar-
ket Parking lot, causing con-
cussion and is in London 'Hos-
pital. We hope fora speedy re-
covery.
We are pleased to .report that
Mr. J. W, MCB.eath and Mr. EI -
gin Thomson 'have returned
from Toronto where they had
undergone surgery.
Mrs. David Tough left for
Delhi where she is spending the
winter.
We pare sorry to report the
serious illness of Mrs. '!Chas.
'Snelling, Mrs. Wm. Dinnin, Mi.
Yeoman IAldwinkle, but hope
for a speedy recovery.
IBrucefieid and community
friends extend their sympathy
to Mrs. ono. Broadfoot and
gamily in the loss of her father,
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Mr. IA. McEwen, ,Stanley twp.
Guests with Mr. and Mrs. P.
Cormier were Mr. and 'Mss. A.
Levesnne, Mr. and 'Mrs. Wil-
fred Cormier, Mr. and Mrs. A.
:Cormier, Miss Reba Cormier
and Miss Lillian Langton, all of
Toronto over the weekend.
!Mrs. Walter Moffatt has re-
turned to her 'home after sur-
gery on her feet, in Clinton
Hospital.
DR. WILLIAM LEWIS MAIR
or. William Lewis Mair, De-
troit, 'died in his 77th year on
Tuesday night in Clinton Public
Hospital, where he had been a
patient for over one year. Born
in Goderich twip., a son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mair,
he attended 'McGill University
and Medical ,School. 'He prac-
ticed at Staffa, Hensall, Han-
over, and for 25 years in IDe-
Kippen East
Women's Institute
Euchre - Dance
HENSALL TOWN HALL
Friday, Feb. 28
Euchre starts at 8.30, Norris
Orchestra, Admission 75e.
Ladies please bring lunch
Lucicy lunch prize
troit. lie retired five years ago.
He is survived by one 'brother,
David IR. !Mair, Detroit, and one
sister, Mrs. Robert Fairservice,
Londesbaro. The funeral was
held on Friday .at •2 p.m. from
the Ball and Muteh Funeral
Home, Clinton. Rev. T. 3. White
of Londesi,oro and Rev. D. J.
Lane, of -St. Andrew's Presby-
terian Church, 'Clinton, officia-
ted.
Euchre - Dance
In Constance C.O.F. Hall .
Friday, Feb.. 21
Ladies please bring lunch
Cards 8.30 P.M.
Sponsored by C.O.F.
Everyone welcome
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