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Home My WebLink AboutThe Seaforth News, 1956-12-06, Page 5SUPERIOR SPECIALS McCormicks Mix Candy, Cream and Gums Extra Special 2 lb Bag 55c Dare's 5 Fruit Assorted Sandwich Filled Cookies 1 lb Jing 350 Quick Quaker Oats 3 lb Box .. 36c Good. Luck 1YIa1'garine 1 11) print . , . , 350 GOLDEN MIX NUTS 1 ib -49c. 2 ib -95c Mother Parkers Orange Pekoe Tea Bags Pkg. 908 , , , , 89c Maxwell House Coffee 1 ib. bag Si is Jello Jelly Powders All flavors 3 pkgs. 26c Top Crop Popping Corn 16 oz Bags, 2 for 29c McCORM'1CKS Fireside CHOCOLATES assorted 1 lb box 79c Choice Bulk Macaroni 2 lb cello Bag 25o Mother Parkers Instant Coffee with a Tangy Flavor 4 oz. Jar , , , , 99c WRIGHT'S SUPERIOR FOOD MKT BAKE SALE The L.O.B.A, are holding a in the former Milner store SATURDAY, DEC. 8 Xmas cake, shortbread, pies, cookies, candy, etc. Door open at 3 P.M. 1.11,IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIInIII11111111iiiiii (1111 InllrnnOtttttl 1111111nnn1111111,11111111111111111.111111111n111111atril Mr, hill Stephenson, Toronto, was a Sunday visitor at the home of his mother, Mrs. L. Stephenson, Mr, Doug [Stewart, Toronto, was a weekend guest at the home of his parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. A. Stewart. for Carefree TV atch estinghouse fzt The Westinghouse LIDO S219,00 and your old 17" or 21" set in working order There is functional "rightness to the pleasant design of this and all Westinghouse Television receivers. When you -watch Westinghouse, you are assured of television performance that is second to none. Performance that will keep its high standard over the years with an absolute minimum of servicing Come in today -- easy terms on this. and all other Westinghonse models. for Carefree TV see -_ Dublin Electric MAIN ST., DUBLIN PHONE 70R2 Store open every night until 9 o'clock ' 1m11n111In1InI 1111111111111111111111 111111 111111 1111 [ 1111111 11 1 11111111111111 1111,11,11,1111 Slasher Sale 1953 CHEVROLET 13ELAIRI3 SEDAN 1953 PONTIAC DELUXE SEDAN 1950 FOItD COACH 1951 PONTIAC COACH 1951 DODGE SEDAN 1949 CHEVROLET SEDAN 1948 PONTIAC COACH 1946 DODGE SEDAN No reasonable offer refused - - you make the offer OPEN EVENINGS 8 TO 10 Seaforth jtrs PHONE 641 TOWN TOPICS Mr. Vo-ni M. Sproat is serious- ly ill in ,St. Joseph's (Hospital, London, Mr, and Mrs. John Allington, Margaret and Frank of Varna, and Mrs. Andrew McLachlan, achlan, Cromarty, Mr. Albert Swale, of Stiiffa, were visitors with Mr, and 'Mrs. T. Aldington. ;,Miss Veronica Jordan of the Toronto Dominion l3ank Staff, and her sister, Mrs, J. J, Kraitskopf, Dublin, aro spend- ing three weeks vacation at Palm :Beach, Florida. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Jack Meagher: Sgt. J. P. Meag- her and Mrs, 'Meagher and child- ren, Mrs. Frank Stock and children, Miss Alphonsine Meag- her, all of London; Mr. and Mrs, Alphonse 'Meagher of Stratford; Mr. and Mrs. John Flannery, of Preston; Mrs. William Maloney, Fergus and Gerard, Kitchener; Mrs, Wheeler, 'Stratford; and Mr. and Mrs. James Delaney, of Dublin.. Mr, and (Mrs, 'Cyril Johnson and daughter; London, were guests of Mrs. P. J. Johnson over the weekend. (Rev, Thos. McQuaid, Searboro Bluffs, visited his mother, Mrt, Jos. McQuaid, who is a patient inScott Memorial hospital. BORN Finnigan ---At Scott Memorial Hospital an Dee, 1, to Mr. and Mrs: Grant FFin- nigan, Exmondviile, a sin Ifinsman-At Scott Memorial Hospital on Dee.. 1, to Mr, and Mire. Robert Kinsman, RIt2 I(Ippen, n son Norris -At Scott Memorial Hospital on. Dee. 1,, to Mr, and Mrs. Robert Norris, Staffs, a daughter Nigh -At Scott Memorial Hospital on Der, 2 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert aNigh. Scafm'th, 0 son Morey -- At Scott Memorial Idnspital on Dec f to Dir, and Mrs Mawr!. Morey, Seaforth, a son DeJonr T, Mr, and I,trs. Gordon De Jonrr, In Clinton Public 1Ir.pitrtl, on Doc. 4th atm WHITTON-O'SULLIVAN White, yellow, and pink chry- santhemums decorated the alt- ars of the Church of Our Lady. Guelph, on Saturday morning, for the wedding of Miss Mar- garet O'Sullivan, Guelph, and Donald Whitton, Guelph. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Teresa O'Sullivan, St. Colum, banand the late James O'1Sulli- van. The bridegroom is the -on of Mr. and. Mrs. Whitton, Tor- onto. Rev. Father Noonan per- formed the douhle-ring cere- mony and sang the nuptial mass. The soloist was [Miss Colleen O'- Sullivan, Guelph. The !bride, given in marriage by her broth- er, James O'Sullivan, St. Co- lumban, wore a blue cocktail- length dress with blue feathered hat and matching gloves. :She carried a nosegay of white earn- ations.:Miss Mary O'Sullivan, of London, was her sister's brides- maid wearing a cocktail -length dress of canary cream, with pink hat and gloves and carrying a nosegay of pink carnations. The Nest man was John Downey, of Kitchener, ,brother-in-law of the 'bridegroom. A wedding dinner was served at [Candy's tea room, followed by a reception. Receiv- ing guests, the bride's 'mother wore a blue crepe dress with pink hat and pink accessories, and a corsage of white carna- tions. .Assisting her, the (bride- groom's mother wore a grey taffeta dress with Iblack acces- sories and a corsage of white carnations. For traveling, the bride changed to a blue dress with pink accessories, and wore a corsage of white carnations. After a honeymoon in Montreal and eastern United States, Mr. and (Mrs. Whitton will reside in Guelph. KIPPEN happen East W. T. will meet at the home of Mrs. Russell Brock on Wed., Dec. 12 at 2 o'- clock. Mrs. Fred 'Brock will be co -hostess, (Roll call will be a Christmas verse. Motto "Let us keep Christ in 'Christmas This will be given by Mrs. Jim Mc- Naughton Christmas story will be given by Mrs Stobt. Gemmell, Mrs. Chas. Eyre will demon- strate icing the Christmas cake. Each member bring a gift for the [Children's Shelter at Goder- ich. 'Members will exchange gifts (not to exceed 50e). Tree Committees Miss. William Cal - well and Mrs. Morley Cooper. 'Christmas treats, Mrs. Stewart Pepper. !Sandwiches and cookies. Mrs. William •Galvv'ill, :Mrs. John ;Cooper, (Mrs. Fred 'Brock, ,Mrs. W. Workman, (Mrs. 'Alex Mc- 3/lurtrie, Mrs. Ross Chapman and Mrs. Bruce 'McGregor. Ice cream: Mrs. Wm. 'Kyle, [Mrs. Campbell Eyre Mrs. Art Fin - Jayson, W. h rs 'Mrs, Jos. Lostell and (Mrs. Robert Gemmell, McKI LLOP S. S. No. 2, McKillop (Farm Forum met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. McMillan this week. Discussing the question of increased efficiency in 'Cana - (Bart Agriculture. We say that iner''ir 1 ('1'! ii''ieii c)' iS no a major problem because we al- ready have surpluses which are do l r t, sinf, price, sad if there i, any ill*lliciencv it -is caused by farm rs who are past .the age limit for hard work, and so cannot do a good job. Question 2; Are there too many farmers' We say definite- ly no, there are not too many farmers, if we had fewer farm- ers it would be a heavy burden keening -up roads, school::, chur- ches, etc., and farm -machines, while a big hell, do cause e, lot of worry and headaches. Discussion was .followed with euchre, the winners, ladies: Mrs, Iiinderdine, Mrs. 'Marten, Mrs. R. E. IMeMlllan. Gents: Nelson McClure, Walter 'Mc- Clure,- Walter (Scott, The next meeting will be held -at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott. HENSALL Miss Shirley ,Flynn of London was a weekend visitor with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Joe Flynn. Mr. and Mrs. Neeb of Tavi- stock are visiting 'with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Brown, 'Billie and Carol. IMrs. Mary .Simpson who has been convalescing at the home of Mrs, Annie Saundercock, was removed to (South Huron Hospital by ambulance for treatment. According to officials in Hen - sell the voting was light, when four councillors were elected as follows: John Iienderson (184), Lorne Luker (1551, Gordon Schwalm (154) James Sang- ster (115), David 'Sangster (1141, Harry Hoy .(108), Mrs. Isabella Daniels is con - Euchre & Dance Sponsored by Farmers Union FRIDAY, DEC. 7T11 AT 8.30 At Winthrop hall 510011' by Cac'tns Mac and local talent Admission 50c. Ladies bring lunch Christmas Concert Variety Program S.S, No. 7 and S.S. No. 12 In 'Walton Community Hall TUESDAY, DEC. 11 8.110 P,M, Lunch to bo served Dancing to fellow by 1fi116c'e's Orchestra fined to her bine, owing to ill - netts. Her many friends wish her a speedy recovery, Mrs. Hannah Taylor of Exet- er -is xet- t r -is .pending the 'hinter months With :Mrs Mary _McMurtrie, Prices at H1 nsell ('oreniunity. Sale Nov 29th, 1930. Weanling pigs 410 85 to 115-: chunks :^10.25 to 122.25: feed- ers $23.60 to 128.00; 30w,s 450. to :80.00; Durham rows 4121), p NllrN.g1 -+ TURKEY ;INGO St, Columban Parish Hall FRIDAY, DEC. 7th 15 Games for Turkeys 3 Cash Specials and a Door Prize Admission 41 THE SEAFORTH NEWS -'---Thursday, December 0, 10 4147.00 Holstein 'wives 49,-237 pigs and 50 head of cat - 75 to 415.00; IJurh,til calves tle and calves were sold There :ii18 00 ;92 ,00, was a keen demand for pigs. Notice CHANGE OF BUS TIME TABLES WINTER SC, EDULES EFFECTIVE DECEMBER 10, 1956 Obtain your copy from your local Agent C. Coombs, B -A Service Stn, ph. 592 The Western Ontario Motorways Limited Kitchener Ontario 0.4 itrArAst_ fx� tkO -STYLE Christmas Turkeys We have available high quality broad - breasted brnnze turkeys for Christmas and New Years. Place your order early. We deliver Campbell Eyre Phone 670 r 13 Hensall ,111,1111111,11.1111111111,1111,11111111111,1111111.11,111' Cletio62-tFxa_ Order yours now, to be delivered when you want it, from BAKER'S GREENHOUSE Seaforth Phone 356 anuuununaunutit uuuunuuuaunlummllauol ADD SOMETHING SPECIAL TO ANY MENU ICED BREAKFAST BUNS Available At Cleary's IGA. Seaforth b:. Christmas Shopping Guide The Seaforth stores will remain open on the two Wednesday afternoons before Christmas, Dec. 12 and Dec, 19, until (i P.M, Also Friday night, Dec. 21, and Saturday, Dec. '22, until 9 P.M., and Monday night, December 24, until 9 P.M,, to help you in your shopping. HOCKEY GL•VES 111) MASTERCRAFT BOYS' HOC- KS GLOVE - For 8 to 10 tears, Crown split leather palm and6acla cane protected 41/2" cuff; 3 t4a i s -:s rolls on back; extra roll en the.n4 2 1 "overall 3.69 Pea "KIDDIES". HOCKEY GLOVE --Fur 6 to S years. Pr:C1t;od leaf,4, finger-. Leather palm, 4':." cane- oratorio cuf f. Excellent value. 2.99 Pair .._.__.. 12) "YOUTHS" HOCKEY GLOVE -For 10 to 14 year., Solid leather; 3 lame roils on hack; 2 roll= tm thumb; 6" cane prctu_ted 4 cir71 cult. 14" overall. (31 "INTERMEDIATE" HOCKEY GLOVE - Large size for 12 to 16 years. Solid linemen leather, 3 podded rolls on bock and 2 at thumb; J fibre protectors in 6" cuff. Flex -grip. 14" overall Pair ted) MEN'S "SEMI -PRO" HOCKEY GLOVE Solid cowhide palm and back; 3 forge padded rolls at wrist; hinged "armour -clod" .thumb; 10 wide fibre protectors in tuft, 14" overall. 6,9S Pair 15) MASTBRCRAFT MEWS HOC- KEY GLOVE -Pre -curved fingers and palm; no breaking -in. Tan leather with ton cowhide palm; 5" moulded fibre thumb, 4 padded rolls at back; knuckle inserts; 10 canes in cuff, 14112" overall. 395 Pair -- - - -. 8.95 (61 "SENIOR" HOCKEY GLOVE- Smart tan leather with solid cow- hide palm; 5 well -padded wrist rolls; 7" moulded fibre thumb protector, separate thumb; moulded fibre wr,st- guard; shaped cuff. 16" 12.95 overall. Pair ..-_... • Shoulder Pads (7) 'JUNIOR" SHOULDER PAD - for bays up to 12 years. Adult style with fibre caps on shoulders 1 "14 and padded collarbone pads 18; YOUTHS' 'MOULDED FIBRE" SHOULDER AND COLLARBONE PADS Lined with thick blue felt. Laced front and bock. For 12 to 3e 85 16 years i9) ADULT'S SHOULDER PAD - Felt padded leather shoulder and collarbone pads; reitpadded fibre Shoulder caps. Laced front m. 25.31 end brick -_ 410) ALL . FIORE- ADULT'S SHOULDER PAD - Moulded -to -fit fibre gives complete coverage to collar bone and shoulder, Entirely lined with thick sponge pad=:rig for comfort and 6.45 protection .... - . _..__ NOTE Starting on Saturday, January 5, 1957, the Stores will close on Saturday Night at 6 P.M. for the mouths of January. February and March. Commencing the first Saturday in April the stores will remain open until 10 P.M. for the balance of the year. Thanking you for your eo-operation The Retail Merchants (Please clip this ad for rlefer0I)t:e) AilinaMMINKSINkatiditiMil 11> Shhi Gu ~;rds (11) 5HIN AND KNEE PAD -Cane - protected thick felt; moulded fibre knee cap. Junior -to 12 years, Pair __ 1.85 Full size. Pair 2.29 Senior -extra roll. Pair 3,49 (12) ALL -FIBRE SHIN AND KNEE PAD -Extra leather -covered roll below knee cap. Full size. Pair ..,.,,.,.,...�.... 3.99 Junior. Pale 2.49 (13) SUPER -SHIN AND KNEE PAD -Extra size to protect thigh 5.75 and calf. Pair Stockings a P 0 1141 HOCKEY STOCKINGS - Natianot League colours. Red or Blue and White. Men's, pair . 1,69 Boys, pair . .__- 1,19 (15) SENIOR HOCKEY PANTS -Quilted hip and thigh pad- ding with fibre thigh protectors; laced front. Red or Blue and White stripes, Men's -33 to 44" waist 4.98 Boys' -26 to 36"waist _ 3.75 PEE WEE HOCKEY SET FOR AGES 5 TO 8. seal "professional - looking" - gives plenty of protection without slowing down the tittle fellow. Outfit includes Shoulder and Chest Guard; Leather Hockey Mitts and Shin Guards, Complete ___ Jr HUEY STICKS F �9' HOCKtY STICKS -Crafted from selected, clear -grained hardwoods. JUMBO -Seasoned hardwood. 36' to 38"; small -fry size .. 5 AMATEUR --Ash handle -tough laminated blade; .99 48 to 44' long: 8 to 12 years COLLEGE, -Laminated elm blade, str'^1,1 1.2s grain ash handlo, 50-52` long CHAMPION -Lacquered- Rock Elm blade, .99 laminated, straight grain ash handle PATTERN MADE -Select ash handle; a �aL lacquered laminated Rack Elm. tirade SEAFORTH G. S. & W. '1. Smith 4 4 w 4 4 4 a -4 a i d 4