HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1956-04-12, Page 5TIIE SDAPORTH HEWS—Thursday, April 12, 1250
SUPERIOR SPECIALS
Canada Packers Kam, 12 oz tin..,. 37c
RED ROSE TEA, Black :. . . ........ ... 1/2 T 55c
5o OFF
ELLMA'.R PEANUT BUTTER .... 16 oz.' Jam 29c
AYLMER TOMATO CATCHUP 2 for 390
11 oz. Bottles
TOMATO SOUP, 10 oz. Tins 3 for 25c
QUAKER MUFFETS 2 Boxes 31c
SEACLIFFE CHOICE TOMATOES28 oz, tin 23c
WETHEYS RASPBERRY JAM .. , . 24 oz. Jar 31c
ALL ! WASHING POWDER 2 lb Size 69c
CONCENTRATED NEW
AYLMER CHOICE CREAM STYLE CORN
15 oz. Tins .. 2 for 25c
LYONS VACUUM PACK COFFEE ....1 lb Tin 1.15
ALL PURPOSE GRIND
Free Bicycle Free
SEE IT IN OUR WINDOW
WRIGHT'S SUPERIOR FOOD MKT.
SELF SERVE LOW PRICES
KIPPEN EAST
Kippen East W. I. will meet in
No. 10 Tuckersmith school house
on Wednesday, April 18; at 8
o'clock. Mis. Campbell Eyre and
Mrs, Glenn Slavin are the host-
esses. The Crediton W.T. will be
their guests. 1toll call, "Little
Things that make a Route happy".
Guest speaker will be Mrs. Al-
liston, Mrs. Sterling Graham will
RECEPTION
For Mr. and Mrs. Howard Allan
WED„ APRIL 18
In Seafortlt Community Centre
Music by Hank Norris Orchestra*
EVERYBODY WELCOME
give a paper on The Early Set-
tlement of Western Ontario.
The history of Blue China will
be given by Mrs. 'Norman Mc-
Leod There will be a poem "Blue
Willow" in rhyme by Mrs. harry
Caldwell. Current events by Mrs:
Art Finlayson. Music by Mrs. W.
Workman. A. contest by Mrs. H.
Caldwell. Demonstration by the
'(thrifty Kippenettes.
Lunch committee Mrs . John
.Cooper, Mrs. Verne Aldordice,
Mrs. 3. McNaughton, Mrs. R. On -
shall, Mrs. (toss Broadfoot, Mrs.
W. Kyle, Mrs. Ken McKay, Mrs.
Campbell Eyre, Mrs., J. Drum-
mond, Mrs. Ivan Forsyth, Mrs.
Chas. Eyre and Mrs. Win. Bell.
WE HAVE A COMPLETE
STOCK OF
T ertilnzer
For Immediate Pickup
or Delivery
AT SPECIAL REDUCED
SPRING PRICES
SEAFORTH
FARMERS
,co -Operative
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
Tax Prepayment
Receipts for 195G
The Town of Seaforth will pay 4 per cent
per annum up to August 31, 1956,
on all prepaid 1956 taxes
Certificates and full particulars may be
obtained from the -Town Clerk's Office in
the Town Hall
D. H. WILSON, Treasurer
TOWN TOPICS
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. .Moore and
family of Prescott returned to
their home after spending a
Week with 'Mrs. H. Lawrence,
Goderdch street.
Mrs. J. Taman and Lynn re-
turned to Port Huron after
visiting at -the Mame of Mr. anti
Mrs. E, H. Close.
7.' -'Sgt. J. 'Tasman will be home-
ward. (bound April 14'bh after.
,his tour of '18 months in Okin-
awa and Japan.
M'es, (toss Mardis Was called
to Woodstock on .Sunday owing
to the .death of her uncle, Mr.
George Reau'me.
Mrs. Gordon 'Ferris and Bren-
da are spending the week in
Mount Forest.
IMr. .Anderson Scott left an
Tuesday for a !month's visit to
Saskatchewan.
!Mrs, James Taman and dough
ter Lynn have returned to their
home in 'Port Huron.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Jack Hotham
and family spent a few -days in
Galt with Mrs. Qlobhasn's parents,
Mr. and -Mrs. P. W. Reilly.
Mr. and Mrs. E. McIver, Port
IQollborne were 'weekend guests
at the home of Mrs. H. McIver.
Miss Mary 'Devereaux, of Tor-
onto, visited •with her '.parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Debereaux
for a few 'days.
Mr. John iLauden'baeh •and Mr,
Peter Woodcock, Sarnia, spent
•bhe weekend with "Mr, and Mrs.
L, Landenlbach.
'Mr. and Mus. R. 'Hutchinson
and family of Kitchener were
guests of Mrs. :Ellen Bannon
over the weekend.
(Mise Coleen'Cleary of ,London
speirib the Easter 'ho'lidays with
Mr. and Mrs- W. J.'Oleary.
Winner of the Fina Jeep last.
week was R. A. Fades, of Sea-
forth.
'Margaret and Stephen Ferris
of 'Guelph were visitors last
week with 'their uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ferris,
Mrs. Elva Ellis attended the
.O,E.A. convention in Toronto
last week.
Miss Gertrude ;Crich of Toron-
to was a visitor here •last week.
Mx`, and Mrs. H. E. Snaith
were in 'London visiting Mr. 'and
Mrs. Don Smith this week and
also at Milverton. They are
leaving on Thursday to visit at
Niagara-onethe-(take and Young-
stown, N. Y. for a week.
HULLETT
The 'Hullett Twp. Federation
held a very successful card party
and dance in the .Londesboro
;Community Hall on April 4th.
Everyone reported • a good time.
The prize winners were ladies'
high, Mrs. Joe Flynn; low, 'Mrs.
Arnold Dale; lone hands, Mrs.
Harvey Taylor. Men's high, Jaek
Riley; law, Andrew 'Lawson;
lone hands, Murray Lyon.
Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the
Huron County Tuberculosis As-
sociation in the board room of
the Agricultural Office, Clinton,
on Monday, April 30, at 8 P.M.
The public are invited.
F. E. Madill; President
Mrs. J. B. Russell,
Executive Secret'y
Euchre and Dance
AT WINTHROP HALL
FRIDAY, APRIL 13
Sponsored by the Farm Union.
Euchre at 8.30 p.m. Local arehes-
tra will furnish the music.
Ladies please bring lunch
Everybody Welcome
PLAY
MR. BEAN FROM LIMA
Put on by Wroxeter Lions Club
TUESDAY, APRIL IT
At 8.30 P.M.
In Walton Community Hall
Sponsored by McKillop Group of
Duff's United Church, Walton
EUCHRE
Program - Lunch Draw for
Bed Spreads
St. Colurnban Parish Hall
FRIDAY APRIL 13
9 o'clock sharp
'Admission 50c
Anniversary Sale
APRIL 12 t0 21
SMYTH'S Shoe Store, Mitchell
ARE CELEBRATING THEIR 10TH ANNIVERSARY
WITH A GIGANTIC SALE
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Teen Age Leather Moccasins
All Colors
only 1.69
Women's Dressy Pumps
Leather & Suede, Bill Br.
& Red. Reg. to 7.95
sale 3.88
Children's Shoes
Straps & Ties 2.88
Misses 'Blue & White
Saddle Oxfords
B & D widths 3.88
Misses Black Patent
One strap 3.88
Men's Work Boots
Hard wearing
Composition Cork Soles
special 5.88
Young Men's Dress Shoes
Gores & Ties, Blk & Br.
sale 5.88
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THESE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE HUNDREDS OF ITEMS
MARKED DOWN FOR THIS GIGANTIC SATE
15% discount on all Rubber Boots, Overshoes and Rubbers
10% discount on all new Spring Stock
SM.YTII'S Shoe Store, Mitchell
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS
i(By Jack 'Melady)
Well, now that bhe Easter va-
cation is over, exa'min'ation re-
ports are being returned. Wheth-
er the results are good or bad
depends on how hardwe worked
between 'Christmas and Easter.
The final exams come in about
eight weeks for :those who have
to write them. Grade 11 have,to
write History and Physics, while
grades 12 .and 13 'must write •all
of the exams. The remaining
eif'tses are exempted from writ-
ing in June if they have a 70
per cent average on 'their
iClhristmas andEaster nark,
On April 20, the Girls' Ath-
letic Society are sponsoring a
Sadie Hawkins ;dance. bt will give
the girls a •dhanee to ask the guy
of their •choice. The dance will
be a sock -'hop, hut the orchestra
has not been :decided on as yet.
Our (beloved IMr. 'Godard, the
head of Uihe English Department,
managed to contact ,the measles
during the holidays. There were
numerous groans from various
quarters when he showed up on
Monday morning.
The second annual perform-
once of "'Crossroads" is being
presented Thursday and Friday
nights in the gym. Many stu-
dents are connected with this
formanlce and they have been
practicing every night this week,
Mr." E, 3. Neville of the
Stratford Normal School was at
the school during the week in-
terviewing prospective teaching
candidates for next year.
10:n Monday, Mr. (Dobson ad-
ministered a number of tests to
grade 13. These tests are part
a a research being conducted
under the Atkinson Fund, to
help :provide information about
future university students.
Well, now that winter anip,+ht
finally be over, outdoor activities
are beginning to take shape.
Baseball and softball will now
take the place of !basketball,.
volleyball, and 'badminton.
The trophy showcase in the
lower hall was recently adorn-
ed •with the new Harold Baker
Trophy. I•t is a rectangular,
wooden. trophy, with metal plat-
ings, •and was won by the !Sea -
forth Jr. Farmers, for the best
club meetings of 1955-6.
The ,members of 'the school
hockey team are going to be
given the opportunity of buying
a hockey jacket, even though
they were not declared the offi-
edal WOSSA champions.
Question of the week: Who
didn'•t wash dishes en Monday?
PENNY SALE
(Continued from page '1
die; 20 pc. set dishes (donations)
Mrs. Geo, McArthur, Walton;:
nurses' kit, Joe 'Williams; edec-
tris teaipot (Ross Sverige) Mrs.
Jack 'Scott; vitamin capsules,
Mrs. Win. Leeming; China Dow-
er holder (Ferranti Electric) E.
Merrier, Windsor; 2 cans Choc..
syrup, Mrs. (Art Henderson;
fidhing rod :(:Bird Hart) Gillian
Stevens; wall plaques :(tiler and
Nott) '11. !Leslie; ice bucket
{'B al d w.i n Hardware) G. A.
Whitney; ,milk tickets .(1Seafortih
Dairy) Mrs. C. A. Barber; doll
,(Steadman's) E. A.. McMaster;
lotions. Mrs. John McGregor;
(bedspread (Hospital Auxiliary)
Mrs. Roy Wdldfong, Walton; 1
gal, white paint ,(Graves Wall-
paper) Mrs. John Kerr, Dublin;
shoe (palish •(~Hugh Thompson)
Peter 'Sillery; lotions, Dianna
Connmerford, Stratford; grease
j•ob '(Mel 'Clarke) 'E H. 'Close;
T. V. Snack table (A. Whitney)
Elsie Doig; stroller •(+Hospital
,Auxiliary) Mrs. J. A. McKen-
zie; fishing rod (Crown Hard-
ware) 'sal Stevens; occasional
chair (Bosharb Furniture) Mrs.
W. 3. Cleary; 6 'polishing cloths,
Henry Warnick; pillow cases, A.
Whitney; 6 polishing sloths, 'Hil-
da Austin; 'Hobbs-erazlt kit
(Ontario ;Textiles) ~Barbara'Box;
house :dress ,(E. Lorene) Barney
Hildebrandt; 5 'gals. gasoline
'((Cleve IGoomlbs) Mrs. C. B. Hen-
derson; 6 spark plugs .QScobt
Halbkirk) Freda Babrcock; 1 gal.
motor oil ,(Canadian Tire Co.)
Deborah Ann Pearce.
visited in London on Thursday.
Group 2 held a quilting parity
at the home of Mrs. :Wilmer
Broadfoot on Wednesday of last
week. -
Mr. and (Mrs, .Stanley Neal,
Pat and Ron spent the Easter
weekend with their another, Mrs,
W. 1Stack'house.
Mr. Jack Hathwell and friend
spent the weekend with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred `Rath -
BORN
Dekroon — At Scott Memorial
Hospital, on April 4, to Mr. and
Mrs. Patel Dekroon, RR2 Dub-
lin, a son
Elliott—At Scott Memorial Flom'
ital, on April 7, to Mr. and Mrs.
James Elliott, Seaforth, a
daughter
Transportation Specials
1946 Dodge Sedan
1949 Ford Sedan
1948 Plymouth Coach
1949 Austin Sedan
No reasonable offer refused
A'l”
325.00
675.00
325.00
160.00
Seaforth M otors
OPEN EVENINGS PlIONE 541
abiliglinatiMOURSIONIZIO
BRUCEFIELD
Mr. and Mrs. Men uila and
Mrs. 'A.. Paterson •spent Good
Friday with Mrs. 'Peterson's
mother, Mrs. 1B. :Shoidice at
Bnineley.
1Mr. and Mrs. Jas iOhalpmam of
Brantford, spent the 'Easter hol-
idays with Mr. ;Chapman's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. ''Loss 'Ohap-
man.
Miss Elea n o r McCartney
spent the Easter holidays in New
York.
Miss Louise Allan is visiting
with her (brother, IMr. Edgar
Allan.
Miss Kate Afdaregor el 'Wing -
ham spent the holiday with. Mr.
and 'Mrs. John NlctGregor.
iMr. !Allen King and friend of
Ottawa spent baster with his
mother, (Mrs. B•en Keys, Mrs.
Keys returned with them and
lett by plane to visit her son
Mervyn, in Winnipeg, for some
time.
'Mr. and Mrs. lStewart Knox
of Sarnia spent 'Good (Friday
with Mr. and Mrs. Larne Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. S. McKenzie
spent the weekend with their son
Mr. -and Mrs. 'Don McKenzie of
St. Thomas.
'Little Stickle and Sharon
'B'urldge, 'c'hildren of Mr. ands Mrs.
Wan, Burclge, had 'their 'tonsils
removed at the ISeaforbh Mem-
orial 'Hospital on 'Friday. 'Later
Rickie had to he removed to
Stratford on account of bleed
ing, but' we are -.glad to report
he is doing tfine now.
Quite a number of ladies of
the'WWMS. attended the meeting
in the Ont. St., ;;United 'Church,
Clinton, and enjoyed 'hearing of
Miss McGowan's trip to Jernea-.
letn.
DZr. and Mrs. W. D. Wilson
REMEMBER
"Hinter 2”
- when you call
your friend s
in CLIN TON
commencing this Sunday,
April 15th,
everybody will be dialing
in CLINTON
and all numbers will change
to start with:
"HUnter 2"
All the new Clinton numbers will
.appear in the forthcoming STRATFORD-
GODERICH telephone book this May.
Be sure to bring your Blue Book of
Telephone Numbers up to date for
people you call in Clinton. Your
calls will get through faster when
you give your Long Distance operator
"HUnter 2" and then the four figures.
W. W. HAYSOM, Manager
THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY
OF CANADA
NEED A NEW
Blue Book ?
Phone or ask at aur
office for a copy.
It's free, in regular
or pocket size.
CAFETERIA FEEDS_
ARE
YOUR BEST BET FOR PIGS
Buy Them on Our Deferred Payment Plan
at Cash Prices ... No Financing Charges
If you are feeding pigs, here's an opportunity you can't
afford to overlook. We are supplying the famous money-
making Cafeteria pig feeds to many customers in this
area, on' their agreement to pay when their pigs are
marketed. No down payment, no interest, no financing
charges, of any kind. Naturally, we must reserve the right
to select our customers, on a deal of this kind ... but we
aren't tough to deal with. Come in and talk it over.
Cafeteria Suckling Pig Pellets are the best creep feed you
can buy ... bar none. After weaning, continue to feed
Suckling Pig Pellets for another two weeks, or feed
Cafeteria Pig Starter. With good management, this plan
of' feeding will snake you money this year,
HENDERSON'S STARTED CHICKS
Seaforth ., Phone 61541
JOIN A. ilfinDs ID
Mitchem „ a . Phone 2