The Seaforth News, 1956-10-18, Page 4 6"i'S`e7li?'394Fv'UR'7C4Lr1
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO
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The REV. JAMES SEMPLE
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Turkey Supper
Mff'i United Church
Walt int
Ttil SDA't 1)C'1', 30
5130 to 8.P.M.
Adults $1.50. Children 31, under
6 free. Good Program
KIPPEN
Gurus during the past week
with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lovell
and Mr. and -Mia Leonard Lovell
hu'luded: Mr. and Mrs. Steve.
Lovell and Mr, and Mrs. Robert
Ballantyne of Chatham. Byron
Elliott. Kent Bridge, Mr. and Mrs.
Lvov Arnold and son David of
Louisville. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
Weaver and Mr. and Mrs. John
Moore. Tupperville.
Mrs. HUI of Shildon, England,
spending - the winter months at
the 'untie of her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Aikenhead.
Mr, and Mrs. Eddie Taylor of
Stratford spent Saturday visiting
Mrs. Hinsdale and Miss White-
- man.
Air. and Mrs. Alf. Moffatt were
called to bedside of her brother
'Jack Hayter of Howell Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Cudmore
and Lorne of London visited Sun-
day' with their parents Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Cudmore, the latter re-
turning with them.
Mrs. Doig who had 'the mis-
fortune of fracturing her hip, is
reported as improving slowly.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Gackstetter
1f Gnlriph called on friends and
neighbors on Monday.
Mrs. Thomas Tybus of Winni-
peg rotm'ned home- since visiting
a week with her nieces Mrs. Ste
wart Pepper and Mrs. Ernest
Whitehouse and other relatives.
AIr. Shaver, who int :4 heon
sp,'nlin:3 the simmer months in
Minib•11. is visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Alorx Hyde.
illinc Shirley Aldc•rdirl', teacher
in training at 15(31ford, visited
oi'r week end w
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dice.. •
Miss .Mary Jackson of Seaforth
visited Sunday with her aunt and
uncle Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
Pepper,
Mrs. N. Long- returned home
Saturday since having had a
pleasant visit in Toronto,
Me. and ;Mrs, Long accompan-
ied by Rev. and Mrs. McLeod
visited on Sunday afternoon with.
Mr. Albert Keyes- and his sister
Miss Pearl Keyes of Exeter.
Communion service at St.. And-
rew's United Church Sunday was
well attended. The minister Rev.
N.' McLeod chose as his sermon,
"The Highest Grade of Thanks-
giving". Special music was rend-
ered by tate- choir under the dir-
ection of Miss Jean Ivison.
Anniversary services will be
held at St. Andrew's United
Church Sunday, Oct. 21 at 11 a.m.
and 7.30 pent. Guest speaker will
be Rev. R. A. Brooke, Bluevale.
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
From The Seaforbh News.
October 1031
The old pottery shop in Eg-
mondville is being demolished.
Dan Munro of Brueefield owned
the 'building in recent years and
used it for a butcher shop, The
old pottery shop was a long deep
building on the bank of the river
and faced the 'Mill Road. itr.
Weber and later Mr. Burgard
operated the pottery, the clay
coming front the Modeland
farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jackson of
Toronto spent the weekend with
relatives here while on their
honeymoon.
Dublin and district merchants
met to introduce a modern cred-
it method to got away from the
B.A., S.T.B., Th.D.. Guest Speaker
Morning Worship, 11 a.m.
"Age and Youth Building A New World"
Narsury and Junior Oingl•I'g,ctinn
Int for and Senior Ch sirs singing -
"U Jesus Thou Art Standing" - Bontemps
Contraltli Soloist Hilar rlIllt'
"New Every Morning Is Thy Lln•e" - Miller
Soprano soloist, Mabel Turnbull
-joyful \\'r Adorn Thee" - Beethoven
Evening Worship, 7 p.m.
"Let the Church Overhaul Itself: Where to Begin?"
Senior Choir sinning
"God Is A Spirit- - Brown
"At. Evening 'rime" - Wilson
Ladies' Chorus
I'A Song In The Night" - Smith
Trio. Edna Bell. Ruth Clu1f and James Stewart
Warm appreciation is expressed to the Ministers and Con-
gregations of First Presbyterian Church, St. Thomas' Angli-
can and Egmondville Churches for withdrawing their Even-
ing Services in order to join with us upon this happy occasion
Itev. Bruce. W. Hall, B,A., L.D., S.T.M.
.MINISTER
MRS. JAMES A. STEWART JAMES A. STEWART
Organist Choirnutster
SittlitEgMIMINIMISHIMINg
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Any adult wishing to play an instru-
ment, come to the Town Hall Tuesday
8 1',M., or apply to
E. Wetton, Crown Hdwe
F. Sills, Sills Hdwe
Former ca'melr' merregers welcome
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larders land
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BTORONTO -DOMINION BANK
oldfashioned long Wi11lded credit
system and items not warrants
Mg credit will be posted in the
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11r. and Mrs. S, Forbes of
Walton attended the funeral of
Miss Collins of Mitchell, who
was killed in a oar aeeident at
Kennicott.
Ford Little, 3 -year-old son of
Mr. and Mrs, ,Ernest Little, of
Hultett ;boundary had kis leg
almost severed by the Minder
blades, Every effort is (being
made to save his leg at Scott
Memorial Hospital.
A large bale of clothing and
quilts is being sent by the
Bruce'field ladies to the dry area
in ;Saskatchewan.
R. J. Cooper has started driv-
ing the avail on Kippen R. R. 3,
for a four year term.
Wm. Hayter has leased the
farm of Ed J. Stephenson on the
Baibylon Line, Stanley, for five
years. Garnet Taylor has pur-
chased the 100 acre farm of Al-
bert Robertson, west of Varna.
A shower was held in honor
of Miss Etta Wright ;prior to
her marriage. She will reside in
Sarnia.
HENSALL
Prices at 'Hensel' Community
Sale, Oct. llth.
Weanling pigs $7.75 to 512.-
75; chunks $15.60 to 522.00;
feeder's $25.00 to $82.00; sows
556.00 to $90.00; Holstein cows
590.00 to $125.00; Durham
cows $123.00 to $140.00; Hol-
stein Calves 114.50 to $8.00;
Durham Calves 516.50 to $32.
.145 pigs and 60 head of cattle
and calves were sold.
Cosa -Cola Now Offers
King Size Bottles
It was announced today that
Coca -Cala Ltd., is introducing a
new package in the area served
by its Contract Bottler, Esbeco
Ltd., Stratford, Ontario. The
king size bottle for :CoceeCola
made its first appearance in re-
tail outlets this week. The new
bottle ;preserved the familiar
lines which have distinguished
one of the beat known and the
most readily recognized commer-
cial packages in the world. The
new bottle (bears the trade mark
"(Coca-Cola" in lbright white
character for quick and ready
recognition.
At the same time, a new six -
bottle carton has been introduc-
ed incorporating attractive fea-
tures of modern design. The
new carton will enable house-
wives to keep more ample sulp-
plies of Coca-Cola on hand with
greater facility.
This is the first major change
in Coca-Cola Limited's package
in over 40 years. The new 'pack-
age Is larger, containil'rg 10
ounces of this popular soft
drink. In commenting on 'the
new bottle size, fMr. Frank Hun-
ter, General Manager, said that
the speedy development of tele-
vision and the very rapid in-
crease in population have com-
bined to create great changes in
the living habits of people, He
felt that consistently fine and
unchanging quality has always
been a primary policy of the
company, which has proven a
major factor in the public con-
fidence and acceptance. The
same uni'hanged quality which
flies won acclaim for Coca-Cola.
With so Hutch more time spent
at home, -where beverages r
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are
consumed at greater leisure,
(Coca-Cola is moving to meet the
ever-growing demand for more
soft drinks.
THE HIGHWAY KILLER
The Voice Of Temperance
Ile's in his early twenties.
His initials are R. R. His full
name really doesn't matter. Al-
though he is still alive, he's not
much ;better off than the lovely
young :girl whose ;face haunts
Ms dreams, the girl who sat be-
side him in the car that night.
It happened fast. First there
was the dance, a couple of
"harmless" 'highballs. Here is
R. 'R.'s account of the drive
home. "My foot was heavy on
the gas pedal that night. A
curve came yup on us and I mis-
judged it at high speed. I put
the 'brakes on too hard. We
skidded. Then the car somer-
saulted. I later learned that my
'fiancee was killed instantly.—
As for me, I sit here in a wheel
chair. The doctors say I may be
an invalid for life .. "
The drinking driver has an
accident rate 55 tines greater
than the man who lays off the
stuff when he's behind the
wheel. John 'Barleycorn kills
nearly 10,000 annually on the
highways in the U.S.A. to say
nothing of the hundreds of
thousands maimed and crippled
for life.
From, "The Highway Killer
They Don't Tall( About" INIech-
new .bottle will contain the attics Illustrated, September,
identical fine beverage, the 11955.—Advt.
THE SKAI'ORTH NEWS--Thiu•sduy. Ocl:ohor 18, 1115G
R e §:fent Theatre
'1 SATBACKLASH ltlehurd W;dmarlc . Donna lured
mins. PIM 6 7 .
Desperately they Eared the fury that they had unleashed is nuc of the gt•ertt.
dramas to came out of the west.
MON, rUES. WED. INSIDE Dhn'ftOIT (ADULT)
Pat O'Brien - Dennis- O'Keefe The story of Mobdom's attempt to Lake over
Atneriea s Aldo Capital
tt1 mons. 11t1. SAT. A STAR IN TILE I) 1101 John Attar - Mamie Van Doren
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Bazaar, Baking Sale & Tea
St. Columban Parish Hall
TUESDAY, OCT. 23 - 3 p.m.
Bingo and Games
THURSDAY, OCT, 25 - 9 p.m.
Admission 50c. Lain vh counter
ICEAVATIA/0
Community Centre
Seaforth
Friday, 8-10 p.m,
Saturday, 1.30-3.30 p.m.
Saturday 8-10 p.m.
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New King -Size eco
just right for a king-size thirst,'
The same fine Quality . , . with
the Taste that makes Coca-Cola
outsell all other national brands
of soft drinks ... combined !
You'll really enjoy this new convenience of Coca-Cola
in two sizes—tile brand new Rin; -Size, and the familiar
Standard -Size you've always known. Both with the same
- fine quality you trust... the same sparkling taste no one
has ever matched. Try Coke today in the new King -Size
... just right for a king-size thirst or for serving two.
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(;)(lay 0(141 be well supplied with the real thing.
50 MILLION A DAV
"There's nothing like a Coke"
^i o40' t, a ,,¢714.43
familiar
Standard -Size
The world's most famous
bottle by far...
for the pause that refreshes
wherever you are.
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convenient sizes for every home occasion!
Authorized bottler of Coca-Cola under contract with Coca-Cola Ltd,
King -Size
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ESBECO LIMITED, STRATFORD, ON
Standard -Size
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