HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1954-08-26, Page 5THURSDAY, .AUGUST 26,1264
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The Wright Specials
Jello Lemon Pie Filling ..... ..,.. 3 pks, 27 c
GREEN VALLEY PEAS, 20 oz: Tins .......... 2 for 33c
CAMPBELL'S CHICKEN VARIETIES SOUPS„ 2 for 35c
GOLDEN NET SALMON 1/2 size tin 29c
SUNLIGHT SOAP 2 Bars 23c
INTERLAKE TISSUE 2 Rolls 23c
PILLSBURY CAKE MIXES, °hoc, white, spice, gold. , 35o
APPLE & CHERRY JAM 4 lb 59c
ASSORTED WAFFLE CREAMS, icing coated, Pkg. 35c
WRIGHT'S SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET
Phone 77 Self Serve Low Prices Free Delivery
Waterloo Cattle Breeding Association
"Where Better Bulls Are Used"
We will be closed for staff holidays August 29th to
Sept. 6th inclusive
We will breed your cows to top bulls at a nominal cost.
INQUIRIES FOR NEW BUSINESS INVITED
For service call Clinton 242
7.30 A.M. to 10.00 A.M. week clays
7,30 A.M. to 9.30 A.1\1. on Sundays & Holidays.
There's NEW "Travel Comfort" on
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111' tosited
to Winnipeg -Jasper -Vancouver
You'll find smart new travel comfort and convenience on
Canadian National's "Continental Limited." Attractive day
coaches, relaxing lounges, spacious drawing Looms and
compartments, restful bedrooms, popular -priced duplex
roomettes and berths.
Here is pleasant travelling, with a wide range of accom-
modations for every budget. For example, look at these
low coach fares between Toronto and Vancouver. One
way $67.11; round trip $10 7.2 5. Proportionatelylowfares
apply for tourist and other types of sleeping car travel.
Ask about substantial savings offered by New Family Fares to
Western Canada and to Mid -West and Western U.S.A.
East and west every day, "The Continental Limited" serves Montreal,
Ottawa, Toronto, Minoki, Winnipeg, Saskatoon, Edmonton, Jasper
and Vancouver.
For reservations and information, see,
write or 'phone your local Canadian
National Passenger Agent.
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ATIONAL`:
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SEAFORTH MONUMENT WORKS
Open Daily
Phone 363 J
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Enquiries Are Invited
EXETER CLINTON
Phone 41 J Phone 103
TOWN TOPICS.
Mr, and Mrs. John Bach and loan
were on a motor trip to Sault Ste.
Marie. ',Ehey called on Rev, and Mrs.
J. W Stinson and family who are
holidaying at Little Current.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Steve Gehl have
moved to Toronto where Mr. Gehl
has secured a good position.
Mr. and Mrs, W. G. .Strong of
Ottawa are spending their vacation
with Mr, and Mrs, 'Harvey Moore and
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Forsyth.
Mr, Donald Dale and Mr. Murray
Harrison of.Kitchener are holidaying
in Toronto,
Nelson Ball, Garth Flanagan, Ro-
bert Elliott, Don Pretty, Clayton
Connell and Ken Thompson spent
last week at the United ,Church sum-
mer school camp at •Goderich.
Mrs. Mary (Brown, Egmondville,
spent a few days last week with Mrs,.
May McElroy, (Clinton.
Miss Grace Kreuter and Miss Char-
lotte O'Halloran, of Toronto, are
visiting at the home of Mrs. Mettuaig.
Mr, and Mrs. Jack 1YIaNab, Toron-
to, spent the weekend with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. MaNab.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Scott, Detroit,
were guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. Scott and other relatives last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Kearns and family
of Merlin, spent the weekend With
Mrs. Wm. Morris,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hays, De-
troit, with Mrs. C. P. Sills and Mrs.
R. S. Hays.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank White, Lon-
don, were guests of Mrs. 13. Cleary
over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Flanagan, Hamil-
ton, spent the weekend with Miss C•
Horan.
Mr. Thos. Johnson, London, spent
a few clays with relatives.
Miss M, Hays, Toronto, spent the
weekend with relatives.
NORTH McKILLOP
Master Richard Glanville of Cred-
iton is holidaying with his cousin,
Master Paul McCallum. -
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reihl and Mr.
Amos Wickie of West Monkton
spent Sunday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Thornton.
Murray, Muriel and Elaine .Glan-
ville of Crediton are holidaying with
their grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Ed
Regele.
Stanley Glanville is holidaying with
Bobby Menne) of Seaforth.
Miss Marion Weatherall of George-
town spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Regele.
McKILLOP
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Franks and
Gail of Preston are visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Win. Koehler.
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Regele visited
her father Mr, Taylor, who is con -
RECEPTION
For Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hu-
bert (Celia Norris), Seaforth
in Staffa Hall
TUESDAY, AUGUST 31
Collins Orchestra
Ladies please bring lunch
EVERYONE WELCOME
Benefit Dance
For Mrs. John Wood
Sponsored by the Seaforth
Women's Institute
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 1
At Bayfield Pavillon
Music donated by the
Murdoch Orchestra
Admission: 50c per person
Soldier Apprentice Plan
offers young men of 16
a bright future
ENROLL NOW!
Training begins Sept. 13
The Canadian Army's Soldier Ap-
prenticeireining Plan is a carefully
planned programme to helpyoung
men of 16 to prepare themselves
for the future and o career in the
Army—to develop mature judg-
ment, self discipline and build a
strong, healthy personality,
As a Soldier Apprentice, a
young man will get a thorough
trade training in one of 19 militory
trades— academic training In such
subjects es physics, chemistry,
algebra and English — a general
military training of the Canadian
Soldier —
. he will be living and working
alongside enthusiastic,happy Can-
adians his own age while getting
a combination of military training
schooling, plenty of recreation and
expert trade training
he will be eligible for all Army
benefits including 30 days annual
leave,
he will receive half regular
Army pay while 16 and on his 17th
birthday will draw full pay.
To be eligible, a young man
must be 16 years of ago but .net
yet 17, and must have a minimum
of Oracle S education,
Far aninteresting booklet with
more information on the Soldier
Apprentice Plan, write, phone or
visit the Army Recruiting Centre
nearest you. Do it cow, fraining
begins September 13th,
Get your application in right away.
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fined in ,Goderich Hospital with a
severely broken ankle.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence 'Barber and
girls of Galt were recent visitors in
this vicinity,
Mr, and Mrs. Laverne Idoegy and
family were at Galt and Kitchener on
Sunday,
Mr. ,Norman Eggert has been at
Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth,
after having his appendix removed.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin (Rock and child-
ren were at Guelph and Morriston on
Sunday. Diane Rock and Elaine Ben-
newies returned home with them aft-
er spending a week at .Edgewood
Camp.
Mrs, Norman Eggert attended the
Tremeer family picnic at Ipperwash
on Sunday.
BAYFi ELD
The annual meeting of the Bay-
field Pioneer Park Association was
held at the home of Miss Lucy IR.
Woods on Friday evening, Aug. 13,
The Secretary's report was given
by Jas. P, Ferguson and the Audi-
tor's statement read by Miss Jessie.
Metcalf. The receipts from the rum-
mage sale this year amounted to
2172. It was pointed out that with the
exception of ono night, the collec-
tions at Pioneer Park had been .be-
low last year although the film rent-
als had been higher.
In her remarks, the President
pointed out that part of a drainage
scheme had been installed but that
the high water level still presented
a problem in prevention of erosion at
the base of the cliff. She referred to
Thos. L. Pryde's appeal, on the floor
of the Provincial Legislature, for sup-
port of this small park, financed
through the Association, as hearten-
ing.
Miss Woods cited the instance of a
stranger, turning off the Highway to
set what Bayfield was like, being so
delighted with the discovery of "the
field with seats by the lake" that he
planned to return here.
It was decided to proceed with the
levelling of the grounds. J. M. Stew-
art and II. H. Ormond were named
to look over the property and snake
recommendations.
It was suggested that in an effort
to prevent wave action at the base
of the cliff, small groynes, if not too
expensive, might be installed. John
Rankin, H. H. Ormond and Miss Jes-
LAKEVIEW CASINO
GRAND BEND
Dancing Nightly
Mon. thro' Fri, 930 - 12.30
at. 12
NEIL McKAY'S
ALL-STAR ORCHESTRA
Only two more weeks to enjoy
this outstanding Orchestra !
(Midnite Dance Labor Day Week -end)
Sunday Eve. Concert Aug. 29th
The Listowel Brass Band
Hear This Famous Band !
sie Metealf were appointed to look
into the matter.
Appreciation of the great contri-
bution to the park and community
spirit made by G. M. Galbraith and
Alan Galbraith in projecting films
and supplying record music, and to
Charles Scotchmer and his committee
of the Lions Club for projecting
N,F.B. releases was voiced; also to
Mrs. R. G. Hunter for taking charge
of the Festival in 1953; to those
who organized and all who helped
with the rummage sale or in any way
contributed to the Park Project.
The three retiring directors this
year were Miss Jessie Metcalf, Mrs.
C. W. Brown, and Charles Scotch -
oiler. Miss Metcalf and Mrs. Brown
were re-elected and Alf. Seotehmer,
Jr. elected to the Board for a term
of three years. Other directors and of-
ficers are Chas. Kanter, Mrs. W. M.
Purves, G. M. Galbraith, Miss Lucy
R. Woods (Pres.) J. M. Stewart
(Vice -Pres.) Jas. P. Ferguson )Sec,)
Miss J. L. Metcalf (Treas. )
The Board of Director, decided to
order six more park benches.
The Pioneer Park Association is a
chartered non-profit organization
formed to purchase and develop Pi-
oneer
ioneer Park. All monies realized from
benefits, donations and memberships
are used to improve and keep this
spot on Lake Huron open to the pub-
lic.
DANCE
Stratford Casino
Every Saturday Night
825.00 CASH DOOR PRIZE—
ONTARIO'S BEAUTY SPOT
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Five busses will leave Seaforth at 8.30 a.m.
D.S.T. on TUESDAY, SEPT. 7th, and sub-
sequently at 7.30 a.me each school day.
On the Routes listed below:
Bus Route No. 1 - -
Five miles west of Seaforth; north 11/4 miles, east 134 to Livingstone's
School; north 134 on Kinburn road; east 11/4 to township line; north 1%;
west 21/2, through Kinburn; north 1/, then east through Winthrop ten
miles to Beuermann's; south 11/4; west 2/; south 11/; west 134 to No. 4
school; south 1%; east 1'h; south 134 to No. 8 Highway and west to
Seaforth.
Bus Route No. 2
North 61/.1 miles; west 21/2 on 10th concession; north 334 to boundary;
west 134; south to Harlock school; east through Leadbury ten miles to
county road; south 11/4; west on 10th concession 1334 miles to North road;
south 6% miles to Seaforth,
Bus Route No. 3 - -
North 834 miles to the 14th of McKillop; east 3% miles; north 11/4 to
boundary; west and north to 17th Grey; west 21.1 ; north 11 to 1'3t11;
east 5 miles to county road; north 1%%; west 2t:: and north to Cranbrook;
west to No. 1 school; south 1111.; west on 14th to North road; south 134;
west on 8th concession Morris 134; south to 9th; thence east to Walton,
and Seaforth.
Bus Route No. 4 - -
South 334 on Kippen Road; east 114; south 3%; east 11/4 to C'hiselhurst;
south 134 to Usborne boundary; east. 1'.-} ; north 2'1,`: past. No. 7 school;
west 334 to I<ippen Road; north to No. 9 school: east on Staffa road to
No. 4 school; north 11:4 ; east 1 ?.'t; north 134; west 11/4; north 1'4 ; west
to Egmondville and. Seaforth.
Bus Route No, 5 -
Sout.h and west on Mill Road to 4th concession (L1IS) ; south ou 4111 cl,11-
Cession (LRS) to Kippeli Road; west 1 t4 to 2nd colic cssion; north G 11(111'',
past No. 3 school; east and north to i3roadtoot's bridge; east on 2tul eon -
cession (URS) to Hgnlolldville and Seaforth.
Any student in the Area planning to attend Seaforth District
High School who has not been contacted, may board the Bus at
the nearest point.
All Bus routes may have to be revised to give students the hest
possible service after final enrohTtent at School.
L. P. PLUMSTEEL, PRINCIPAL