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The Seaforth News, 1953-03-26, Page 50 a 5 e 1,01A011/W4f 1861iAJO Heating 11-1URSDA'Y, MARCH 20, 1953 • The Wright Specials ORANGE .& G:RAPEFRUiT MARMALADE , 24 oz. Jar 29c St. Williams CLARK'S PORK & BEANS, 15 oz. `.lies , , 2 for 25c HUNT'S FRUIT COCKTAIL 28 oz. Tin 37c VELVET CAKE & PASTRY FLOUR 1-3 Ib, Bag 25o. E>(tra Bag 50 2 BAGS 30c WESTON'S PINEAPPLE JA'M COOKIES 1 ib 29c WESTON'S MACAROON RAISIN COOKIES 1 ID cello 29c They're good CHOICE QUALITY CANNED PUMPKINoz. Tins 2 for 390 Large 28SWIFT ALSWEET MARGARINE 1 ib Prints.— 2 lbs 75c ROYAL YORK ORANGE PEKOE TEA , . , . / .ib pkg. 37c . WRIGHT'S SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET Phone 77 Free Delivery Low Prices Self Serve roars -----'®°rrr r HENSALL Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Bell of Lon- don were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Glenli Bell and Mrs. Filen mesoamsoecomosmanarmaglowei Old Time Dancing JOHNNIE SISKA & HIS WESTERNAIRES Tuesday, March 31 9.30 - 12.30 75c MELODY MILL Stratford Operated by Lucky Lott This Sat, Night Modern Dancing Gien Williams Orchestra 3.12 McAllister. Mrs. Mary Hennessy of London was a weekend guest with Mrs. El- sie Case and Mrs. Bertha' Moir. Miss Donna Taylor of Brucefield visited during the past week with Mr, and Mrs, Ed. Corbett. Mi, Bruce Glenn of Toronto vis- ited recently with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John M. Glenn. Mr. and Mrs, Heal of Wingham were a.ecent visitors with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr, and Mrs, Jack Heal. Mr, and Mrs. Douglas Sangster and baby 'of London spent the weekend with the former's another, Mrs, Minnie Sangster. Mr, and Mrs. Howard Scone and family spent the weekend with rela- tives in Ridgetown. Mr. Wm. Petty suffered a heart attack and is confined to his room for several weeks, Mrs. Emalie Parker, who has spent the winter months with mem- bers of her family in Mitchell and Usborne, has returned to the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Harold Parker. Paint Festival SPECIALS at Baldwin Hariware Dolt miss this special Bargain! HERE'S WHAT YOU eenot4 GE(toedBousokepig 1 QUART SPRED SATiN $2.20 1 1 PT. RIPOLIN OR JAPALAC 55c 1 4" NYLON BRUSH $3,50 A TOTAL VALUE OF ALL THREE FOR ONLY famous Glidden Rockspar Varnish 1 cent sale 2 cans (same size) of tough, durable ROCKSPAR VARNISH for woodwork, furniture, etc., for the price of one plus one cent. $5.25 FIRST QT. ROCKSPAR-$2.75-2nd Qt-'Ic Baldwin SEAFORTH rw re Phone 61 We aro shipping cattle every Saturday for United Co-operatives of Ontario and solicit your patronage. We will pick them up at your farm. Please PHONE COLLECT not later than Friday nights. SEAFORTH FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE H. S. HUNT, Manager PHONE—Day 9 Evenings 481W THE SEAFORTH NEWS Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. J, E. dancing accompanied by violins and Kirkey and Jeanette and ?Y Ir. Don- the guitar. 13y the number of cum- alct Bode of Kitehoner. Mrs. Wm..pliments received, we are "lot sur - Simon has spent several weeks at prised that the boys were all sitting the same home also Master LeoI on the edge of their chairs during Wilson of Kitchener. Mrs, Norman Bode has returned home after spending the past two weeks with her daughter, Mrs, Kirkey, Kitchen- er, Mrs, Dalton Binz is visiting at the home of her sister Mrs. Wil- TOWN 'TOPICS Mr. and MI's, Ruurd Koopmans and family will move next Monday. to Auburn where they have purch- ased the 100 -acre Lindsay farin north of that village. At the EMIT music tests held in Stratford recently, Miss Dora Alin Stinson, daughter of Rev. and Mrs, John Stinson, and pupil of Mrs. M. R. Rennie was successful in passing Grade VIII in piano with honors. ,Mir, Fred Willis is 'improving in Scott Memorial Hospital from a se- vere attaok of pneumonia, Mr. and Mrs. D. Ailcoiihead were both confined to Scott Memorial Hospital through illness. Mr. Wm. Burns, Woodstock, with friends here over the weekend. Mr, and Mrs. A. Stansell and family of Aylmer spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Mc- Fadden, Miss Elizabeth Taylor of Toron- to, assistant to the Executive Sec- retary of the Ontario Women Teachers' Federation, was in .the vicinity •on Monday, meeting the Tuelcersmith School Area Board, Mr, and Mrs. John Hotham and family spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. P. Riley, Galt. Mr. Fred ICrietz, Formosa, spent the weekend with friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Aldingtot, Margaret and Frank of Varna, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Aldington. BRODHAGEN Confirmation service will be held at St, Peter's Lutheran Church on Palm Sunday, Mar. 29th, beginning at 10.30 a,m, The class are Mar- lene Priestap, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Arthur Priestap; Grace •Sie- mon, daughter of Mr. and Mis. An - tone Sienaon; Marlene Scherbarth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Scher - berth; Arlene Diegol, , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Riegel; Don- ald Reiinpel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Heimpel; Charles Scherbarth, son of Mr. and Mis. August Scher - berth; Wayne Beuerman, son of Mr. and Mrs. ' Manuel Beuerman; Leonard Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Miller. The examination of their class took place lash Sunday. The girls sang a hymn. Spring flowers adorn- ed the altar, donated by the par- ents of the class. The sympathy of the community is extended to Mr. Ford Dickinson on the death of his father, Joseph Dickinson, Teeswater. Misses- Susan and Patricia Qiler- engesser of Waterloo with their grandparents, Mr. and 1111,s. W. L. Querengesser. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman and Milton Bode on :,))$31"1:1E Clarence Petrie and his Nighthawks Cardno's Hall, Seaforth Easter Monday April 5 Couples and extra ladies only Parents especially invited Sponsored by the Seaforth ,Tunior Farmers EUCHRE Sponsored by the ladies of the L,O.U.A. Monday, Mar. 30 8.30 P.M. In the L.O.L. hall Lunch. Admission 40c '1'hrrc will be a draw nu a. limit Euchre& Dance WALTON COMMUNITY HALL Friday, March 27 Cards at 9 sharp Music by Wilhee's Orchestra O Painting O Paperhanging Interior and Exterior Decorating WALTER PRATT R.R. 1, Walton PHONE 481-M SEAFORTH CUSHION :. I S S CIRCULATION An amazing, new mechanical "cushion" has been developed to aid in stimulating of culntion, Inside the cushion is a patented motor whioh produces a smooth, comforting map• sage action. When used enleet, back, arms, legs and stomach, the cushian will halp relieve limb cramps, numbness, sold feet and other circulatory ailments,. No electricity enters body, Cushion la sold with lined Unit as a Home Massage Set. Operation to similar to equipment built by same manufacturer for hospitals, institutions, health centgis, etc. For details and booklet, write HOUSE OF MONARCH LTD. 81 Cimrah 81 0031, 114 St, Catharines, Ont, fred Klinkman in Illlnrlra, Mr, and Mrs, Lorne Wolfe and Mrs, Henry Steinbach and 'Harry visited Mr. Lonie ,Steinbach at Hei- dleberg on Sunday. The last Farm Forum meeting of the season was held on Monday evening at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Russell Sholdice. Progressive euchre prizes went to Mrs. W. L. Querengesser, Geo. Mogk (high) ; Mrs. 'Geo, Mogk and Manuel lieu- erman (low), Two prizes donated by Mr, and Mrs. Geo, Mogk for the most' lone hands during the season went to Mrs, Laverne Wolfe and Russell •Sholdice. It was decided to hold a picnic at Seaforth Park on June 21. - Mr•. and Mrs. Aug. Hillebrecht quietly celebrated their 50th wed"- ding ed=ding anniversary on Tuesday. DUBLIN Dublin Continuation School News Our St. Patrick's Concert proved very successful with a large crowd in attendants. The main attraction of the evening was our Harmonica Band with Mother Anastasia direct- ing. We favored the people with a number of Irish tunes and other se- lections which were enjoyed by everyone, A number of Irish favor- ites were sung by the Glee Club, accompanied by Helen Horan, Re- gardless of our colds we all manag- ed to harmonize. We were greatly honored by the talents of former students—Maurice Dillon and Jack Kelly, and Keith Belly who joined with others from the school, Marie Dalton, Helen Horan, Marion Roach, Leonard Maloney and Bob Kelly in a double quartet called "My Moth- er's Rosary". We also were deeply honoured to have little Paul Horan step dance. He was a big attraction. We wonder if many could do as well. Twelve of our girls looked very impressing in their gowns of pastel shades, each carrying roses and that number. Marion Roach and Marie McLaughlin and Margaret O'Rourke gave very interesting re- citations, "Father had a way with 'Dogs", "Nora and the Twins" and "The Apostle of Ireland". Our con- eert was concluded by the band playing "Goll save the Queen". Nov,' we are back to our school work and are surrounded by exams. We hope our teachers are kind- hearted in marking the papers„ We all intend to work hard and hope to have good results. Question of the week: We wond- er why 008 of the fifth form spends her leisure time in an open-air lim- ousine while her mate enjoys watch- ing television? COMPLETE BATHROOM SETS SET CONSISTS OF — • 5' Steel Recess Bath, beautiful, chrome -plated tub filler, regular 11/2 waste and overflow. • Magnificently styled 18x15 China Basin. Complete with 4" centreset and P, Trap • Close -coupled Toilet Combination with fittings, less supply and stop. s Practical—White wood Seat with chrome hinges. $'89.00 QUALITY GOODS WITH QUALITY SERVICE GEO. A. 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