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THURSDAY, JUNG 2S, 1953
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Gold Seal Red Sockeye Salmon 39c
%a size tin
Elimar Pure Peanut Butter 16 oz, jar 32c
SWIFT'S PREM. CANNED PORK
NABOB COFFEE
FLY DEAD FLY SPRAY
1 Sprayer FREE
DELICIOUS ICED WAFFELL COOKIES 4 flavors. Bag 370
MARJARINE, special 3 lb 890
CHIPIT COOKIE MIX Plcg 27c
HOLLY BRAND PEAS, large 20 oz. Tins 2 for 39c
McCORMIGK'S BiG 4 SANDWICH COOKIES 12 oz bag 350
oz, Tin
1 Ib Hag
32 oz. Tin
3$c
99c
690
WRIGHT'S SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET
Phone 77 Free Delivery Low Prices Self Serve
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BRUCEFIELD Mr. and Mrs. N. Stackhouse and
Eva,
Miss Leona Anderson, Loudon,
spent the weekend with her parents.
Mr, Jas. McDonald was in Ottawa
Mr, and Mrs. W. Stackhouse and
urday.
Decoration services were held at
Baircl's Cemetery on Sunday, under
the auspices of the LO,0,2'.
Mr, and Mrs. 5, Neale, and family
of Glencoe, spent the weekend with
BASEBALL
Huron -Perth Intermediate
MON, NITE, JUNE 29
Clinton RCAF vs Seaforth
Admission—Adults 35e. Children 15e
LIONS PARK - SP)AFORTH
Announcement
Appointments for service on Your
Singer Sewing Machine, by Mr,
Gordon Showier, Stratford, can note
b1:' nude by phoning 221.
Also I have in stock a line of Singer
supplies, such as Needles, Shoulder
Pads and Shields, Pressing Cloth
Pressing Mitt
113RS., FRANK PHILLIPS
Phone 229, Seaforth
OuR
SEE THESE BEFORE
isToirt
YOU BUY
Was
51 Ford Custom Coach 1,875
51 Ford Custom Sedan 1,725
49 Chev. Seclan 1,425
48 Plymouth Coach 1,275
48 Chev Coach 1,250
48 Pontiac
48 De Soto 5 Passenger Coupe
47 Chev. Coach 1,250
47 Ford Sedan 1,150
46 Ford Coach 1,075
47 Chev. Sedan 1,275
46 Olcls Sedan 1,150
40 Forel Sedan 400
37 Pontiac Sedan 350
36 Ford Coach (as is)
Trucks
49 Dodge 1/2 -Ton Pickup $975
48 Chev. -Ton Panel 875
49 Dodge - 1 Ton
NOW
1,675.00
1,575.00
1,350.00
1,175.00
1,175.00
1,400.00
1,350.00
1,150.00
1,050.00
995.00
1,175.00
1,050.00
350.00
275.00
50.00
$875.00
725.00
975.00
GREEN CROSS WEED -NO -MORE
Now in Stock !
1 Gallon at $7,50 5 Gallons at $35.00
SEAFORTH MOTORS
Phone 541 Seaforth
VIIMISSIIMISKAAIILLIAMA
COOPER'S GROCERY
Week End Specials
Gold Seal Fancy Red Sockeye Salmon, VA oz tin.... 39c
Ellmar Pure Peanut Butter 16 oz. jar 32c
SWIFT'S PREM 12 oz. tin 33c
NABOB COFFEE 1 ib bag 99c
Libby's Rosedale Tomato Juice 48 oz. tin 25c
HUNT'S—COCKTAIL FANCY 28 oz. tin 39c
Lipton Frostee Dessert Mix, vanilla or chocolate, 2 pkg 27c
KELLOGG'S BRAN FLAKES, LARGE pkg 27c
BURN'S SPORK 2 -12 -oz. tin 65c
Shirriff's Gingerbread Mix pkg 29c
Orval Cooper, Seaforth
CHECK OUR FRUIT COUNTER
Free Delivery
Phone 8
traltalliCatillaIWYZAICIALIOSI
STOCK CLEARANCE
OF NEW FARM EQUIPMENT
1 NO, 6 Tractor MoweIl
3 No. 11 Side Rakes, on steel
2 No. 11 Siete Rakes, on rubber
1 No. 2 Forage Harvester
1 No, 1 Hay Baler
1 No, 25 H.D. Springtooth, 5? a' .
1 No. 25 H,D, Springtooth, 7'
Also -
2 No. 22 Std. Tractors; 2 No, 30 Std, Tractors
1 No. 44 Stci, Tractor and 1 No. 44 D Tractor
Regular
Price
$307
29(1
391
2,000
2,325
253
235
SEAFORTH
PHONE 641
REDUCED
PRICE
$275,00
275.00
350.00
1,600.00
2,100,00
225.00
210.00
TORS
SIAFORTII
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
TOWN TOPICS
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Johnson an
family, New Hamburg, spent th
weekend with Mrs. James Johnson.
Mrs. Lyndon and Miss Jane Joyc
and Jane and Sue Carswell, of Kan
sas City, visited Mrs, Reid and Mis
Galbraith,
Mrs, Geo. MacDonald, Stratfor
was the guest of Mr. and Mr
Ralph McFadden on Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs. Grattan Flanagan,
Hamilton, spent the weekend wi
friends here.
Mr. and Mrs, Scott Coffin, Toron
to, were guests at the home of M
and Mrs, Peter McIver over th
weekend,
Mr, and Mrs, A, Becker, of Kitch
ener, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Chas
Cunningham.
Mr. Ronald Sills, Toronto, spen
the weekend with his' parents, Mr
and Mrs. C. P. Sills.
Mr. T. A. G. Gordon is visiting i
Windsor this week.
Miss Joanne Howe Toronto, spen
the weekend with itIr. and Mrs
Frank Sills, Jr.
Mr. Michael McQuaid, Detroit
visited with his brother, Mr. Johi
McQuaid, recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sinead, Mr
and Mrs. Bob MacDonald, Mr. and
Mrs, Henry King, all of Grand Hav-
en, Mich., attended the Fell Re -union
in Lions Park, Seaforth, on Satur-
day, June 20, and were guests of
Mr. and Mis• Alex MacDonald and
called on relatives in Staffa and vi-
cinity.
Mi'. and Mrs. Ed Caskanuette,
Woodstock, and Mr, and Mrs. John
Farrel, St. Clements were guests at
the home of their parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Leo Relly over the weekend.
The Misses Marion Chamberlain,
Marion Laudenbaeh, Blanche West-
cott, Marilyn Hillis and Barbara Hil-
lis left Wednesday to take up sum-
mer positions at Oakwood Inn,
Grand Bend.
A birthday party was held for
Bonnie Weiglund on Friday when
she became 10 years of age, The
party started at the home of Fa
and Mrs, R. E. Weiglund and ended
up at the Lions Club Park. The fol-
lowing took part and a good time
was had by all. Judy Crich, Mary
Crich, Corinne Smith, Margaret El-
liott, Sharon Doig, Davina Hubert,
Gloria Taylor, Joan Teall, Nancy
a
Cmorbs.
y, Barbara Dung'ey, Janice Ad-
BORN
McLAU TTLIN--At Scutt Mcnoirl•.1 Hospital,
on June 21. to Mr. and Mrs, Michael
McLaughlin, Dublin, a daughter
DALTON -- At Scott Memorial Hospital an.
.7vne 21, to Me. and Mrs. Murray Dalton,
Seaforth RRl, a son
l,ICDONALD At Seaforth, on Tune 22, to
Mn and Mrs. Gordon McDonald, Senfnr'th,
a daughter
MILLER-- At Scott Memorial Hospital, nn
June 24, to Mt•. and bhra. Russell Millen
Seaforth RR 4, a son
JEFFERY — Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Jeffery
(Doris Rereher), Ste,fo, are very' hippy
to announce the .birth of their daughter,
Judith Margaret, on Jame 17, 1928, to -
South Huron Hospital, Exeter
Stratford Old Boys Reunion
June 29th to July 5th
Dancing
Stratford Casino
Every Night from 9 to .,.
Monday to Saturday
"2 Orchestras 2"
Casa Villa Modern Orchestra
Thanes Valley Ranch Boys 101d
Tyme Orchestra)
Change of Modern Orchesrra
every night
"Casa Villa.—Paul Cross --Ai Kuhn"
Admission only 75c per person
Also dancing every Saturday night
Greatest pull on earth
GOOD FAR
Super Sure -Grips
Spring; summa,
fall, winter—in
any season on any
soil conditions, you
can't beat the
super traction of
Goodyear Super
Sure -Grips I
Drop in soon
and we'll demon-
,1/4,- strata the features.
LOGIC MMR THIS
"HIGH SIGN"
OF QUALITY
HEN$ALL
Mrs, Stewart McQut'on andMrs.
Harty Snell visited this week with
Mr. and Mas, Don Rigby and Donna
In Blenheim.
Mrs. Edna Corbett Was a week end
visitor with her daughter Mrs. Edna
Jones.
Mies Betty Miekle of London spent
the week end with her parents Mr.
and Mrs, E. L. Mieltio.
Beide•Elect Honored
Miss Kay Bell, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, Stewart Bell, was honored prior
to .lel' marriage oil Saturday, when
Mrs, Garfield Broderick was hostess
on 'Wednesday evening, and a number
of Hensall friends assembled at her
lionte to present the bride with a floor
lamp and other gifts. A social time
was spent, after which refreshments
were served,
Mrs, Archie McGregor wee hostess
at her hone on Thursday evening
when a number of neighbor's and
friends llouored the bride with a
shower of miscellaneous gift which
were presented in -a decorated basket
by Misses Shirley Bell and Gwen
Chapman Mrs. 154 Corbett directed
contests and Miss Shirley Bell favored
with piano selections. Refreshments
were served.
Born ---At South Huron District Hos.
pita., on Friday, June 19. to Mr, and
31rs, John Corbett, Hay, a son •
Ralph Stephenson
Ralph Stephenson, 91, of Hensall,
died Sunday at the hone of his
daughter, Ml's. David Johnston, at
LaRiviere, Man,, where he went two
months ago for a visit, Born on the
Goshen Line, Mr, Stephenson farmed
for many years on the Parr Line,
He was a member of Varna United
Church. Surviving are three daugh-
ters, Mrs, Johnston, Mrs, Wesley
Coekerline, Pilot Mound, Man., and
Mrs. Alva Raid, Seaforth; a son, W.
R. Stephenson, Hensall. The body
will be at the Bonthron funeral
home, Hensall, after 2 p.m. Thurs-
day. Private service will be held on
Friday at 2 p.m, and burial will be
in Bayfield Cemetery.
BRODHAGEN
Mr. and Mrs. Rusell Sholdice were
surprised Monday evening, June 22,
when they arrived home from Swing
Bowling to fine members of the Farn,
Forum, neighbors and relatives gath-
ered there on the occasion of their
nth wedding anniversary.
Progressive euchre was played.
prizes going to Mrs. Lavern Wolfe,
Harold Magic. (high), Mrs. Idora Rie-
gel and Glen Bricknhan (low). A de-
licious lunch of sandwiches, pickles,
cake, cookies and strawberries and
ice cream was served.
Mrs. Manuel Beuermann read a
very appropriate address and Mrs.
Wilfred Ahrens presented the honor-
ed couple with au electric tea kettle,
china cup and saucer and a table
ornament. Other gifts received were
glass fruit juice set and thermos jug.
Mrs. Harold Diegel of Mitchell played
the piano for a sing song.
Mr. and Mrs. Sholdice have three
sons, Gary. Warren and Roger, and
one daughter Beverley.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Seehaver, Mr,
Fred Seeltaver and Mrs. Rudolph
Speicher of Barkway visited 21r. and
Mrs. John. and Albert Hinz and other
•
relatives.
Mr. twat We.I''li $clperbarth and
Marlene and Nit and Mrs. Aug Seller -
berth spent the week end visiting r ••
latives in Detroit.
Misses Gwen and Joanne Rock ac.
eonipanfed Rev. and Mt's. Robert
hock to Goraldton for a week's heti-
dare.
Mr, and Mrs. Eel Smith and Mrs.
Albert Querengesser visited Mr. Al-
bert Querengesser at Victoria Hospi•
tal, London, on Sunday.
The annual Sunday School picnic
was held on Friday afternoon with a
good crowd attending. Supper was
served in the basement.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Betteruian and
family of Seaforth with Mr. and Mrs.
Marry Seuermann and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ileuernlan and
family of Seaforth with `Mr. and Mrs.
Clippie Hillehrecht.
M1 1'. Itapiou left on Sunday to
visit his sinters and brother in Alberta
Mrs, Howard Querengesser and
girls of New Dundee spent a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Queretr-
gesser.
PLAY
"The Honeymoon Is Over"
Presented by the Y.P. of
Wesley Willis Church, Clinton
Monday, June 29
,at. S,.lit P.NI.
In Constance United Church
sponsored by the W.A.
Admission 50c and 25e
-.-I'ie, ice cream and tea served
after play. 15r
'Picnics
outings and
hod►day piesures call -Far
o'1
uti
Coke
and
tasty
d
'It
Your favourite grocer is
featuring good things to
eat that go so well with
ice-cold Coca-Cola. So
when you shop for sup-
plies, be sure to buy
several cartons of coke.
R -25X
Raffle
Carton
Including Federal Taxes
Phis d Pori! 2c Per bottle
Authorized bottler of Coca-Cola under contract with Coca-Cola Ltd.
ESBECO LIMITED
658 Erie Street STRATFORD, ONT.
Phone 78
YCoke"It tt reglsterod trade -mark
Bell Service Meets the ,Challenge of the Tornado
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Truly there are times when no price can measure the
value of your telephone service - ready when you
want it most, Such a time came to Sarnia on May 21st
when the tornado ripped through the downtown area.
That night, Bell equipment --the telephone building
itself— built to stand up in emergencies, carne
through one of the toughest tests.
An emergency power unit kept building and equip-
ment alive, Dial mechanism, properly housed, re-
mained undamaged. Light from the Bell — shown
above streaming through the building's shattered
doorway—was for hours the only electric light in
downtown Sarnia, It became a beacon that told of
service working for nearly ail of Sarnia's 12,000
'Customers, Less than 1200 telephones were put out of
action and by the end of the next day an but tl few of
these were back in service --thanks to telephone men
from. Sarnia, Windsor and Chatham. Outside wires
suffered little damage because they were either under-
ground out of harm's way or overhead in rear -lane
areas, safer from falling trees,
When the tornado hit, window glass, dust and debris
blasted into the room where operators were working
at the long distance and Information switchboards.
Some of the girls were cut by the flying glass; all
were ordered to another floor where it was safer.
Even before they were asked to go back„ Marna
Levan (left above) and Pear/ Roberts (right) returned
on their own to their switchboards.
Chief Operator Afire 1?! -
wards (shown here directing
an off-duty volunteer to her
post at the switchboard)
found all but those more
seriously cut anxious to go
back to their switchboards. and when the room was
made safe by plant men, they did. in addition, girls
off duty cane in without being called, and rendered
first aid, gathered food, cooi;cd meals, and refused to
leave until they were no longer required. One girl
from Quebec on vacation in Sarnia came in to help,
As one newspaper columnist elope, "the 13,!! opera-
tors were t/u' heroines al the .Sarnia disaxt,r",
Toronto Toigrem Photo
THE MORNING AFTER — the Bell building stands as o
symbol of continuing telephone service.
THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA