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THE SEAPORTH NEWS—Thursday, Tune 12, 1958
SUPERIOR FOOD MKT. CARNIVAL
OF VALUES
SWIFT'S BEEF STEW
.. 24 oz. tin . 35c
SWIFTS PREM
12 oz. tin 41c
SWIFTS JEWELL
SHORTENING
,.,., 1 lb, Pkg. 29c
PARD DOG FOOD
15 oz. Tins. 2 for 25c
ALSWEET MARGARINE
.,,,,, . 1 Ib, 29c
SWIFTS GOLDEN DEW
MARGARINE 1lb. 25c
CHOICE LEAF LETTUCE
Large bunches 10c
ORANGE PEKOE
SALADA TEA BAGS
. , Box of 60s 73c
CHEERY MORN
INSTANT COFFEE
, .6 oz. jar -15 off 95c
DpL MONTE CATCHUP
11 oz. bottles. .2 for 39c
DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE
& GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
48 oz. tin 38c
CALIFORNIA ORANGES
...,Good size 45c: doz..
HOT HOUSE TOMATOES
1 ib. spec. 39c
Jelly Powders, asstd. flavors .. 3 pkgs 25c
FRESH STRAWBERRIES arriving daily
Wright's Superior Food Market
SELF SERVICE FREE DELIVERY
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LAKEVIEW
CASINO
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Dancing Saturdays
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Lionel Thornton
and his
Casa Royal Orchestra
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KIPPEN EAST
Beg that Graduation'. Gilt at West
cott's Jewellers Annual June Sale, 2E%
Discount on watches, rings, & jewellery
Kippen East W, I. will meet at.
the home of Mrs. Jack Sinclair
on Wednesday, June 18th at 8.30,
Co -hostess, Mrs. W, Workman.
The roll call, "What you would Mrs, McBride and, lair, and Mrs.
grab first in case of fire'.'. The Gordon Block and family, Zurich,
speaker, Mrs. J. F. Scott, Motto and Mr, and Mrs. Don Bell, Exet-
will be given by Mrs, Jarrett, and er. Mr: and firs. Bell received
Current Events by biro. James many beautiful gifts including
Drummond, music by Mrs. Sin-
clair, Lunch committee, Mrs. E.
'Whitehouse, Mrs. W. Broadfoot,
Airs. J. McNaughton and Mrs G
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS
By R. Flannery
Classes, aS 811011, are finished
for the school year and this week
is being spent studying for the
final exams which are next Mon-
day, Tuesday and Wednesday.
School will be over on Wednes-
day and our Graduation Supper
is on Thursday evening. The
Graduation ceremonies will be
held the following -Sunday, June
22 at 2 pm. in St, Patrick's
Church and everyone is welcome
to attend. Father Durand has
kindly consented to speak
HENSALL
Mr. and Mrs, llarold Bell cele-
brated their 25th wedding anni=
versary at their home on Tues.
clay evening, when they were
Honored by a family dinner ar-
ranged by their slaughters and
son, Mr. and Mrs. Don Bell of
Exeter. The table was centered
with the anniversary cake and
spring flowers. Those attending
were Mrs. Barrie Bell, Exeter,
TOWN TOPICS
Mr, James Hogg and 'Robert
Spooner of Collingwood visited
overthe weekend with Mr, and
Mrs Bedford Duugey and Brim,
da Mrs Hogg who has been vis-
iting here the past week returned
hoine:with them.
Mr. and Mrs, Carl Dalton, Mr.
and Mrs. llarold Wilson of Sea -
forth, ,and Mrs. Loretta West of
Mount Forest; leave on Monday
to spend a month 011 a motor trip
as far west as Victoria, B.C.
Messrs John McGowan of Tuck
ersmith and Peter McGowan, of
Roxboro left last week on a mo-
tor trip to Saskatchewan where
they will visit relatives. •
Miss Ann Downey and Mrs.
Jerry Smith and Randy of Lon-
don spent Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs, Gordon Dick.
Mr: and Mrs, Alvin Grummett,
Maxwell, and Mn and' Mrs, Sams,
MoDermid, Ceylon, spent Sunday
With Mr. and Mrs, Jos. Grummett
Mn and Mrs, T. Grunriuett
spent Monday at Wingham.
A Picture of Jan Westcott, 8,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Clare West-
cott, Toronto, was in Monday's
Telegram. He was getting the
autograph of a speaker at the
YPC Conference at Lake Couchi-
shrMr.ug,
and Mrs. F. Maloney, Gait,
were weekend guests of Mrs. F.
Maloney:
Mr. and Mrs, Jos, Williams and.
daughter and Mr. Ron Williams
of Kitchener, spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs: M. Williams:
Mn Joe Lanclenbach of Tor-
onto, with his parents Mr, and
Mrs. L. Laudenbach over the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Reid, Wat-
erloo, shoat the weekend here
with friends,
Mrs, P. Taber and daughters,
Detroit, spent the weekend with
relatives,
Mrs, Henry Mayer and Miss
Kate Lynch spent last week with
Mr. and Mrs. IOd McIver, Strat-
ford.
trayford.
CROMARTY
congratulations and gifts from
the former's brother-in-law and
sister, Mr, and Mrs. Jack Carter,
Slavin.
Kitchener, who were unable to
attend.
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You are welcome to attend
Ballet Recital
CLINTON LEGION HALL
-Kirk Street
SATURDAY, JUNE 14th
8 P.M.
Instructress, Mrs. T. Zablocki
---.:- Admission 50c
Children 25c
12 years or under
and Mrs. Lloyd Sorsdahl, Alice
and Connie and Mr, and Mrs. J'.
Chessell were guests at the And.
erson-Lamont wedding in New
St. James' Presbyterian Church,
London, on Saturday
Mrs. Annie Thompson, and her
sister, Mte: Hunt visited friends
in the village on Friday.
Mrs, T. L. Scott, Mrs. T. Laing
and Mrs. G. Carey attended -the
public' spealting - contest which
was held in A.vonton Presbyter-
ian Church on Tuesday. evening.
Mr. and Mrs: George Wallace
visited on Friday with Mr, and
Mrs. Donald Wallace, Carlingford
The Home Helpers meeting of
the WMS was herd in the Sunday
School room of the Church with
a good attendance. Mrs, Houghton
presided and led in the devotions.
Mrs. T. L,'Scott had cbarge of
the' Study Book lesson with -Mrs.
C. McKaig and Mrs, M. Lomond
assisting. Mies Carol Ann ,Dow
favored with a piano solo, A film
strip showing work among the
Koreans in Japan and one en the'
life• and work' of Dr. 'Albert
Sweitzer in Africa were shown.
Mrs, M: Houghton attended the
Flower and Bird service in the
United. Church, Mitchell, on Sun-
day and also visited with rela-
tives,
KIPPEN
We are sorry to report Mrs. R.
McBride is in fail'i'ng health.
Mrs. Stewart Beattie of Wing -
ham was the guest 'of leer moth-
er, Mrs. R. McBride, a few days
recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Weaver of
Chatham were weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs,' Lloyd Lovell and
family.
Mrs. Wm. Winder is visiting
with relatives in London.
Mr, and Mrs, W. L. Nellie ac-
companied by Mr. and Mrs. E.
Bissett of London spent Sunday
with relatives in Wroxeter.
Mr. Hugh. McGregor of Detroit
visited a few days with his sist-
er Mrs, Wm, Deite and other rel-
atives.
Mr. John Doig and his friend
Mr. St. Clair Edison of Grand
Rapids, Mich„ spent the weekend
visiting Mr, Doig's mother. Mrs,
Lydia Doig and sister Sanet.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leon-
ard Lovell on Sunday were bliss
Doris Foster, Mr. Wm. Jenner
and Mr, and Mrs. James Bed-
ford, all of Chatham.
Mr. and Mrs, R. Cornish and
fainly were Sunday guests of
the latter's father, Mr. Robert
Thomson.
On Saturday several ladies
from the village and surrounding
area attended the trousseau tea
at Mrs. Alvin McBride's home,
Exeter, iu'honor of her daughter,
Donna, bride -elect of Saturday,
June 14th.
Miss Marlene McLachlan of
London spent the weekend visit-
ing her parents„Mr. and Mrs, W.
McLachlan.
Complimenting Miss Donna Mc-
Bride of Toronto, a former Kip -
pen area resident, bride -elect of
this month,' whose marriage to
Kenneth ,Wood of Toronto will
take .place in James 'Street Unit-
ed Church, Exeter, Saturday,
June, 14th; 80 relatives, neighbors
and friends met at SS. 14, Stan-
ley, on Tuesday evening, June 3
to honor her with a'nliscellaneous
presentation, The guest of honor
was seated in a decorated chair
and a presentation address read
to her. by Mrs. Wayne Tuckey,
and Karen and Kathy Hendrick
presented her with many lovely
and costly gifts from a beautiful-
ly decorated basket. Donna ex-
pressed her thanks in a very fit-
ting manner. An enjoyable pro-
gram was featured consisting of
an opening number "School
Days". Solo. Mrs. W. Thomson,
accompapnied by Mrs. H. Jones;
reading, Gwenneth Hendrick; a
trumpet solo, Mrs. Clare McBride,
accompanied at the piano by her
daughter Gwen. Mrs. Wilmer
Jones directed contests. Lunch-
eon was served. Mrs. Ken McLel-
lan and Mrs. Ed McBride ar-
ranged the presentation.
The W.M.S. held their June
meeting at the church on Wednes-
day evening, June 7th, bars. Rus-
sell Consitt chaired the meeting.
Hostesses were Mrs. H. Finkbein-
er• and Mrs. Robert McGregor.
"Christian Giving" was the theme
for the meeting and a brief talk
was given by Mrs, J. Anderson on
"Facts and Thoughts on Christ-
ian Giving". Mrs. Russell Consitt
and Mrs. Ralph Turner were ap-
pointed to visit the shut-ifis for
the month of June. The Supply
Committee reported a good size
hale had been packed and sent
to Toronto. Mrs. Bruce McGreg-
or read the last chapter from the
study book entitled "Youth for
the News". It was decided at the
meeting not to have a strawberry
supper but a canvass would be
made instead.
Buy 'that Fathers Day Gilt at West -
cat's Annual Juno Sale—and save
Sunday guests with Mr, and
Mrs. Will Miller were Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Duncan, Exeter; Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Miller and fam-
ily, Staffs, and Mr. and Mrs, D.
Scott and family,
Mrs. Alai Somers and Mrs.
Ruby Routly, St. Marys, 'visited
on Sunday with Mrs, Sarah Scott
and Mr. and Mrs. A. 'McLachlan.
Mr. C. McKaig is attending the
84th session of the General As-
s e m b l y of the Presbyterian
Church, .as a delegate, in Glen-
view Presbyterian Church, Tor-
onto,
Weekend visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. T. L. Scott and Mrs. E.
Moore were Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Moore and family, Lindsay, and
Mr. and Mrs. E. Armstrong, of
Milbrook.
Mrs,. Lloyd Sorsdahl and daug-
hters, Mrs. John Chessell and
Miss Alice Sorsdahl attended the
trousseau tea on Tuesday even-
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Neil Lamont in honor of their
daughter Isabel, whose marriage
took place in London on Satur-
day.
Congratulations to Mr, and
Mrs. Eldon Allen on the arrival
of their chosen son on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hough-
ton, London, visited his mother,
Mrs. M. Houghton on Saturday.
Mr, James Miller Sr. is a pa-
tient in Seaforth hospital suffer-
ing from pneumonia.
lair. and Mrs. Mac Lamond, Mr.
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