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The Seaforth News, 1955-06-16, Page 13THIS SEAFORTH NEWS—Thursday, June 10, 1955 YOUR SUPERIOR SPECIALS Libbys Pineapple Juice ........ 2 for 27c 20 oz. Tins DOLE'FANCY FRUIT COCKTAIL.. 20 oz. Tin 29c FISHERMAN'S FANCY RED SOCKEYE SALMON ,iii Size 37c PILLSBURY CHOCOLATE & WHITE CAKE MIX DEAL 2 pkgs. 49c LIPTONS TEA BAGS, 10c Coupon in each Pkg of 30 Bags ....Your Cost 33c TREE SWEET GRAPE FRUIT JUICE 48 oz. tin 28c SHIRRIFFS NEW INSTANT PUDDINGS 3 Pkgs. (1 choc., 1 butterscotch, 1 van.) 280 George Reeves, age 6 years, son of Charlie Reeves, was the winner of the Wagon drawn Saturday, June 11 WESTMINSTER TOILET TISSUE ., 11 Rolls 1.00 FLIT INSECT SPRAY AERO BOMB 10 oz. tin 1.19 • ROBIN HOOD ANGEL FOOD CAKE MIX ..pkg. 55c WRIGHT'S SUPERIOR FOOD MKT $ELF SERVE LOW PRICES al .nun.,.runnnuuuuo.nuiuuu,..,......n.u..........nnn,uwn nnm.n,uunn....nuu..nunwnin.m., b NOTICE Summer Bus Schedules Effective June 22nd Frequent service to Lake Huron Resorts and Western Ontario Communities Obtain your copy from your local Agent Coomb's B.A. Service Sta. Phone 592 The Western Ontario Motorways Ltd. Kitchener Ontario J NOTICE TOWN OF SEAFORTH No Parking will be allowed on Main Street on Friday nights between the hours of 2 A.M. and 8 A.M. to facilitate the cleaning of the street Saturday morning. By order of the Town Council TOWN TOPICS Mr. and Ml's. Lorne Webster and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wat- son, have returned from trip to Danbury, Conn., New York City and Longmeadows, Mass. Miss Loretta Morris, Toronto, spent the weekend with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Morris. Mr. and Mrs. John McQuaid, St. Thomas, are holidaying at the home of Mrs. Jos. McQuaid. Master Ted Elly,• Toronto; is spending a few holidays at the home of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. R. McFadden. Mr. Edward McIver, Port Col- borne, spent the week end with Mrs, H. McIver. 16 children received first holy Communion in St, James' Roman Catholic Church on Sunday, June 12th, Mrs, Margaret 'Guthill and Miss Ethel Dennis of Walton are visiting in Minnedosa, Man. They attended the golden wed- ding of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Ross on June 7th. Mr. and Mrs. John McCallum, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Brerton of London, visited Mr. and Mrs. John Hotham, Wilson 'St, on Sunday last. Mr. and Mrs. John Hotham Sr., Mr. John Hotham Jr., Miss Leone Hotham and Sharon, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Laithwaite of Goderich and Mr. and Mas. Duncan Cooper of Kippen at- tended the funeral of Mr, Hoth- am's brother, the late Wm. Ho- tham of Strathroy, on Wednes- day last. Mrs. Ethel McPhee was in Tillsonburg on Saturday at- tending the wedding of Mr. Gary Cooper of Clinton. Mr. and Mrs.. Geo. Scofield of Detroit visited Mrs. Arnold. Case over the weekend. Mr, and Mrs. Don Giffin, Sar- nia, spent the weekend with Mrs. Grace Hoggarth and Miss Mar- ion Scarlett. Dr. F. J. Beehely is in Seott Memorial Hospital, undergoing an operation. Miss Gladys Thompson, Niag- ara Falls, spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. J. B. Thompson. Mrs. Jas. Taman and daughter Lynn are home after spending three weeks in Pt. Huron, Mieh. Mr. Ken Eaton, Toronto, spent the weekend with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Eaton. Miss Shirley McPhee spent the weekend at her home here. Messrs Allan Campbell and John Campbell, Winthrop, Mr. Archie Campbell, Thistletown and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Holt, Wroxeter, were in Cleveland, Ohio, last week attending the funeral of Mr. Lorne Churchill. Miss Joan Roberton is con- valeseing in Scott Memorial 5 Hospital, following an appendec-' 6 tomy. Miss Davina Hubert was in hospital, several days, undergo- ing a foot operation. Miss May Murray of Hamil- ton and Mrs. Howard Dwyer and Miss M. Dwyer of Welland are visiting friends in town. Miss Mae Smith and Mrs. Leslie McClure are in Toronto 1 attending the Rebekah Assem- 2 •bly. Mrs. June Boussey of the 4 public school staff was in Lon- 5 don on Monday attending the 6 funeral of her grandmother, the 7 late Mrs. W. A. Langford. 8 Electronic brush saves money on costly wire --- promotes trouble-free telephone service In little ways as well as big we'l'eul{Pays on the search for trouble-shooters that will not only protect your telephone service but keep its costs dowry too ... Here a Bell technician is testing the telephone lines in your neighborhood. Carefully and quickly his hand brushes the circuits in the telephone building with an electronic "line patrol". He is hunting for weather -worn wires which may cause a noisy line or snap during a storm. Forewarned by this periodic testing we send a man to change the faulty line — which could be the "drop line" running from your home to the main telephone cable. Because of this electric detective we can use expensive wire until its service life expires fully, without sacrificing material or manpower. And that helps us to keep your telephone costs down. Vote in Huron Poll Pryde Scott Advance Poll: ' Exeter Goderich Seaforth Total No. 1 2A 2B 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11. 12 Goderich Total (Clinton 1A 1B 2A 2B 3A 813 4.... Total Exeter 20 19 16 55 '15 114 85 173 104 65 138 65 159 152 87 155 1,418 111 90 111 101 107 87 184 947 14 6 20 40 2 . ..... 46 '52 4 ......... 73 5 93 6 '70 7 96 Total 505 8 .. 60 40 31. 39 8 24 225 Summary Advance 55 40 Clinton 791 ..... 444 84947 947 372 Goderich 1,418 1,262 114 Hensall .•, 232 173 131 Seaforth 435 672 78 Goderich Twp. , 453 246 101 Ray 503 658 48 Iiullett 387 388 111 McKillop 286 477 11 594 325 Stapley n 764 524 117 TSte uckerheslnith , , . , 475 545 139 Vsborne 505 225 1,261 Total 7845 6351 Majority for Pryde • 1494 64 57 48 74 66 372 lA 144 43 1B 103 34 2A 185 74 28 178 79 59 SB 14 27 53 4 81 , 30 Total 791 444 Hensel! 1A 111 83 1B 121 90 Total ., 232 173 SeaEorth No. 1 78 • 148 2 100 98 98 15 4 40 102 5 68 70 6 66 119 Total 435 672 Goderich Township 1 94 77 2 72 36 3 87 50 4 68 19 5 78 35 6 54 29 Total , , , 458 246 Hay 1 50 41 2 ...... ,39 44 3A 50 3B 73 4 102 5 21 76 1144 8, 80 Total .. . 503 Mullett 1 2 35 3 32 119 27 46 7 Total 387 McKillop 1 85 3 86 4 82 Total 286 Stanley 61 54 160 66 65 19 125 Total 594 Stephen 1A 100 42 1B 82 82 2 64 20 3 91 79 4 114 84 5 •. 31 54 6 110 60 7 41 50 82 11 9 49 42 Total 764 524 Tuckernmith 1 '71 100 2 92 108 3A, 70 144 3B 40 18 4 79 53 47 55 6 Total 475 545 Usborne 1 75 23 THE SELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA SUMMER SPECIALS 1954 CHEVROLET COACH 1953 FORD SEDAN 1951 CHEVROLET SEDAN DEL. 1951 • METEOR SEDAN 1950 FORD SEDAN, Excellent 1949 CHEVROLET .SEDAN, Extra Good 1944 Chev. 2y2 Ton Chassis & Cab SEVERAL LOWER PRICED CARS All Priced To Clear Seaforth M otors BORN Hoogtnoed—At Scott Memorial HoapItal, on unEioo� ocd,to Mr. and RR9h'tMitss. hel,nic as Van a daughter n ue10, Congo—At Sto Mr. andrlal hIro. Bedford Decoy, ,Seaforth, a daughter Bach --At Scott Memorial Hospital, on Juno 11, to Mr. and Mts. Edwin Bach, RR1 Bornholm. a daughter MARRIED Pullman - Hayes — In London *United Church, May 91, by Bev. W. Bon. Ron- ald Leslie Pullman, of Landon. son of to Marilynr Loot i Hayhn es, of Pullman. DIED Langford At Egerton St. Private Hospital, London on June 00, h Standf,eld Langford. beloved wife of William A. Langford, and dear mother of Dorothy. Mrs. Bert Show: George, William Alexander and James, of Lon- don; Charles of Detroit; and of o£ Vancouver; dear sister of Will Stand - geld, of Es.ston, Penn.,in her aath. year 97 73 137 75 51 70 658 Summary --Huron - Bruce Hanna Hill Ashfield 468 313 Blyth 211 128 Brussels. 214 216 Culross Twp. .. 330 429 Carrick Twp. . 326 754 Colborne Twp. 148 362 E. Wawanosh 294 249 Howiek Twp. .. , 657 557 Huron Twp. 530 190 Kinloss Twp 405 233 Grey Twp. 328 490 Lucknow 360 184 Mildmay 182 201 Morris Twp. ... 497 305 Bibles 1 . 172 104 Teeswater ,, 198 223 Turn'berry Twp399 234 W. Wawanosh T. 343 264 Wingham 1,176 340 Total 7,238 5,766 Majority 1,472 C.Wee Tea a at th nd Home Baking Sale e home of lotrs. J. M. McMillan TH URSDAY, JUNE 23 3-5P,M. Numsomm RECEPTION For Mr, and Mrs, Robert Doig in Community Centre FRIDAY, JUNE 17 Harbul•n's Orchestra EVERYBODY WELCOME 86 50 52 18 66 388 109 122 93 477 49 31 22 30 65 21 325 PHONE 541 1 OVRAIVINVIANYINVINVAIWWWWWWWWWWWWWWe Waterloo Cattle Breeding Association "Where Better Bulls Are Used" The month of May, 1955, shows the biggest increase in. our number of breedings when compared with the same month the previous year of any month so far in 1955. You could benefit by using our services too, if you are not doing so now. 205 members joined our Association during May, 1955. 1569 more cows were bred during May 1955, than during May 1954 for an increase of 38.5%. The Waterloo Cattle Breeding Association is a farmer owned and controlled non-profit organiz- ation. Following is what Artificial Breeding has done for dairy farmers in Ontario according to the 1954 annual summary of the Ohtario Dairy Herd Improvement Associations. The table below shows a comparison of A.1. sired heifers and natur- ally sired heifers. A. I. Natural A. I. Natural Class 2 yr old 2 yr old 3yrold 3 yr old No. of Ave. Milks Av. Fat Av. test Records Lbs. Lbs. % 1243 8270 291 3.52 2547 7736 269 3.43 830 8361 313 3.54 2372 8400 290 3.45 The difference in production would pay much more than the cost of Artificial Breeding fees. For service or more information write or phone collect Clinton 242 between 7.30 and 10,00 A.M. on week days and 7.30 and 9,30 A.M. on 'Sundays or holidays. e¢ EERi*%"1aG § ' L FA Gives Agriculture a Brighter Look 1 �9a Great changes have taken place in farming in recent years—changes that have brought new concepts of crop production and animal hus- bandry; soil and moisture conserva- tion ; management and marketing. Symbol of one of the major changes in farming operations is the steering wheel. It stands for power—power that has been made available through tractors and machines to do practically every job on the farm; power that has given agriculture its greatest lift in centuries ---power that has brought opportunities for a greater partici- pation in higher standards of living. In the promotion of "steering wheel farming" Massey -Harris and Ferguson have made available tractors and implements with out- standing features to apply power in the modern way. Sound, advanced engineering, high standards in materials and manu- facture, thorough testing, and prompt efficient service combine to make Massey -Harris and Ferguson m:.,;'.vines outstanding in depend- ability, long life and economy. Makers of High' Quality Farm Implements Since 1847 • E DON'T try to beat the traffic light THI NH — you may save 30 seconds AN D — you may lose your life Remember your signal light is GREEN Remember the RED will -be against you FOR ONLY 30 SECONDS THINK—Are 30 seconds worth saving at the risk of killing yourself—your passenger another motorist a pedestrian who is moving on his GREEN. - THINK SLOW DOWN and STAY ALIVE ONTARIO PAREPTNI OF t0 II G l4 WAY S Hon, Jos, N. Allan, Minister