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Home My WebLink AboutThe Seaforth News, 1954-12-02, Page 5TNT) S17AFORTII NI7WS—Thursday, December 2, 1954 Your Superior Specials Rose'Sweet Mix Pickles .. 16 oz jar 29c WESTON'S SALTINES (Soda Biscuits) ... , . 29c 16 oz. Pkg. MAPLE LEAF SOCKEYE SALMON, t/2 size tin 39c ROBIN HOOD ANGEL FOOD CAKE MIX ..Pkg. 50c . CRISCO 3 ib Tin $1,08 AUSTRALIAN SEEDLESS RAISINS , .., 2 'Ib 37c CREAMS & BELLS CHRISTMAS CANDY .. 29c 1 Ib. Cello Bag WRIGLEYS GUM PACK OF 5 .... .......... 25c Spearmint & Dcublemint & Juicy Frult MAPLE LEAF_ MINCEMEAT 2 pie size 430 OLD FASHIONED CHOCOLATE DROPS . 37c 1 lb, Cello SWEETHEART TOILET SOAP 4 Bars 290 WRIGHT'S SUPERIOR FOOD MKT PHONE 77 FREE DELIVERY Junior B Hockey! BLENHEIM AT SEAFORTH Saturday Night DEC. 4TH 9 P.M. BORN • RYAN—At Scott Memorial iloapltnl, on Nov, 80, to Mr. and Mrs,. Joseph Ryan, Walton RIM, a son CHRISTENSEN—At Scott Memorial Idos- pitnl, on Deo. 1, to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ohristensen, Seaforth, a daughter TURKEY BINGO WEDNESDAY, DEC. 8 ST. COLUMBAN 15 Games for Turkeys Three Cash Specials. Door Prize Games start at 9 o'clock Admission $1 TOWN TOMOS Mrs, Wm. Byrne, Mrs. Jas' Byrne, Mr. and Mrs. James Le- gault of Detroit, Mieh,, spent the weekend with Mrs. Jean Far - tune. Mrs. John A. James and fain- ity moved on Wednesday to Kitchener whore they, will re- side. The James residence on Centre Street has been purchas- ed by Rev. and Mrs, Ketrick, of Exeter, who moved in on Wed- nesday. (Dr. Delbert Smith arrived from England by plane on Fri- day being called home by the serious illness of his mother, Mrs. C. M, Slnith, Goderich St. Miss Dorothy Smith, of Hamilton is also here. Mrs, Smith was brought to her home from Strat- ford 'hospital on Wednesday. Dr. and Mrs. F. J. Bechely were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. R, Willis, Akron, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. S. McCurdy of Kirkton, and Miss Hattie Mur- ray, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs, M. McKellar. Miss Barbara Jordon, London, spent the weekend with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Jordon. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Morris and slaughter, Mount Forest, were guests of Mrs. Wm. Morris and other relatives over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnson and family, New Hamburg, were weekend guests at the home of his mother, Mrs, J, Johnson. Mr, and Mrs. James Mallieux and family of Toronto, spent the weekend with Mrs. Jos,. Mc- Quaid and other relatives. Recent visitors with Mr, and Mrs. M. McKellar were Mr. and Security . . peace of mind . self- confidence! You can find all these in your savings pass -book. Every time you open it, you will be encouraged to save steadily, provide security for your future. Open your savings account today at our nearest branch—we have more than ' 650 to serve you. SEAFORTH BRANCH - G. C. BRIGHTRALL, MANAGER C,W,L.. CHRISTMAS BAZAAR Tea and Hoare Baking Sale St, James School Hall SATURDAY, DEC. 4 6.V.M, Mrs. Allan Bennett and two children of Wingham. Mrs. Margaret Devereaux, of Toronto, visited this 'week with relatives. STANLEY The regular meeting of the Parr Lino Farm Forum was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Solden with 27 members in attendance. A. very interesting discussion was held on the topic, "Legal problems affecting the Farmer", Most of the discussion centered on the drawing up of a "Will". Every farmer should draw up a will, with the help of a lawyer, by doing so, it will save considerable expense, also avoid many legal problems. All business transactions pertaining to the farm should be drawn up in writing. All farm purchases should have receipts for same. Deeds of farm property should be thoroughly investigated be- fore any sale or transactions are made. It is very important that all •documents such as Deeds etc, should be kept in safe keep- ing to protect from fire or loss, It was also pointed out that Life Insurance should be left to wife, son, or daughter and not left to• the estate, as this would leave it liable for other claims. A recreation period followed, prize winners. Ladies, Mrs. John Baker; gents, James McAllister; Next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs, Ida Dick. HENSALL Mrs. Edna Corbett of Exeter spent the weekend with her son- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Schroeder. Miss Wendy Moir of Grand Bend visited this week with her aunt Mrs. Elsie Case. Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Allen have moved into the dwelling on Main Street recently vacated by Mr, and Mrs. Jack Traquair. Nomination The nomination for the vil- lage of Hensall was held on Fri- day evening in the Town Hall, Ilensall, with the following re- sults: Reeve William Parke (accl.). Council (four to be elect- ed) J. R. Sangster, David Sang- ster, Lorne Luker, Harry Hoy and Norman Jones. Soho o 1 Trustees: Harvey Keyes, Howard Scene, Douglas Cook, (ecu .). P.U.C. Walter Spencer (each.) The Ladies' Association of Carmel Presbyterian Church held a very successful bazaar and supper in the schoolroom of the church on Saturday after - n0011. Miss Emma Shepperd is spend- ing a few weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Morley Sanders in Exeter. HULLETT Sixteen members of Fireside Farm Forum net Nov. 29th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert IIoggarth. After listening to the broadcast Mrs. Wm. Dolmage and Mr. Oliver Anderson gave a report of the banquet and an- nual meeting of the County Farm Forum held in Londesboro hall last week. Mrs. Geo. Carter gave an account of the work of the Federation of Agriculture. The prize winners in progressive enclre were: most games, Mrs. Robt. Jamieson, Mrs. Geo. Hog- gart; lone hands, Mrs, Harvey Taylor, Mrs, Geo. Hoggart; eon - solution, Mrs. Will Dolmage, Mrs, harry Tebbutt, Mrs. Geo, Carter invited the group for next week. The attendance has. been small this year on account of prevalence of mumps. MoKIL LOP 8. S. No, 2 Farm forum; Me- Killop, met at the home of Mrs. George Dorranee on Monday with 2? present. The topic for discussion was on Wills .and Le- gal problems, also a number of questions on Federation were an- swered by the groups. Mrs. Sc. cord McBelen gave an excellent report on the Huron County Farm Forum banquet which was held at Londesboro. .A. social time was spent in games, the winners were ladies, Mrs. Cecil Olce, Mrs. Secord Me - Brien, Mrs, Ellwood Clarke. Men, William Storey, Cecil Oke, Wayne Dolmage. The next meet- ing will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter McClure, KIPPEN EAST Kippsn East W. L will meet at the home of Mrs. Russell Brock on Dee. 8th at 2 o'clock, with Mrs, Fred Brock co -hostess. Roll call, "Last year's most appreci- ated Christmas gift", The motto, "All we ever have is what we give to others," will be taken by Mrs. James McNaughton. The Christmas story by Mrs. R. M. Peck; Current Events by Mrs. Glenn Slavin. The collection at this meeting will be for the God- erich Childrens' Shelter. An ex- change of gifts not to exceed 50 cents. Members please con- sult their programs for the com- mittees. HULLETT Mrs, J. T. White was hostess to 80 ladies of the Burns' WMS and W.A. on Tuesday, Nov. 28. Highlight of the afternoon's ser- vice was the presentation of Life Membership Certificates to Miss Jean Leiper and Mrs. Robert Jamieson, in recognition of their interest and work in the society. An excellent bazaar netted the W. A. a total of 931.15. Mrs. Wesley Roe conducted the worship service. Mrs. Ernest Knox read scripture verses, and a General Thanksgiving was read in unison. Chap. 6 of the study book was given in the form of questions and answers, with Mrs, John McEwiug asking the questions and Mrs. Wesley Roe answering. The Christmas meeting will be held Tues. Dec. 21. The following is the slate of officers for 1955: Pres.. Mrs. J. T. White; Treas- urer, Mrs. Geo. Smith; Sec.. Mrs, Watson Reid; Assistant Sec., Mrs, Art Colson: Press Sec., Mrs. Emerson Hesk; Missionary Monthly Sec., Miss Gladys Leip- er; Community Friendship Sec., Mrs. Art Colson; Assistants, Mrs. E. Bell, Mrs. W. Hamilton. Mrs. John McEwing; Supply Sec., Mr's. Nelson Lear; Litera- ture Sec., Mrs. Geo. Watt; Christ- ian Citizenship Sec.. Mrs. Wm. Bell. Christian Stewardship Sec., Mrs. Jim Scott. Group Leaders and Assistants: No. 1, Mrs. Car- man Moon and Mrs. Jim Scott. No. 2. Mrs. Harry Tebbut and Mrs, Jim Howatt. No. 8, Mrs. Wesley Roe and Mrs. Wm. Trewin. Pianists, Miss Ida Lei- per and Mrs. E. Knox. W. A.: Pres., Mrs. John Ri- ley; Vice Pres., Mrs. E. Knox; Treasurer, Miss Jean Leiper; Mission and Baby Band Leader, Mrs. John Riley; Assistant, Mrs. Dave Anderson; Bible Society Leader, Miss Ida Leiper. THIS 'DANDY CAR WASH HAS A REAL WATER PUMP AND A MOVING BELT FOR YOU TO OPERATE,' PSIEMO With every Car Wash we'll send you a bag containing approxi- mately 40 plastic toy cars (all kinds—cars, trucks, buses) absolutely free ...They're yours free so you can start right in operating your Car Wash like a real, busy washing station. Hurry, get yours to -day. Mail this coupon Howl No risk because money refunded by return if not delighted HURRY! tet. Come a' running, Kidd ... for this is the greatest toy Car Wash you've ever seen. It's just like the garage where grown-ups have their car washed! You operate the handle at the side to move your toy cars along the moving belt inside the Car Wash. At the same time a water pump sprays water from the roof to wash each car as it moves through. When empty, you just refill the water tank at the side. 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MAIL COUPON TO )MAY/ 'hrank1. >` 6 This year Santa's come to SILLS HARDWARE with the BIGGEST collection of TOYS and GAMES you've EVER seen : We've wonderful toys to de- light EVERY youngster, .. and, in a wide range of prices to delight EVERY budget L Come see them ALL for yourself . , .. and bring the kiddies along. You'll have the trine of your life — and, you'll go home with toys that you can be SURE are packed with hours and hours of wholesome FUN I Plan to visit SILLS HARDWARE'S Wonderland of Toys — TO -DAY ELECTRIC TRAINS 13.50 to 24.75 WAGONS 2.75 to 7.75 SLEIGHS 3.65 to 6,50 Famous CCM Skates and Equipment Rifles, Hunting Knives, Ammunition COME IN AND BROWSE AROUND 151 PLUMBING HA R'D W A R HEATING PHONE. 56 QUALITY 'SERVICE t r sf d late {cc ey ST. MARYS HOME BREWS vs SEAFORTH BEAVERS TUESDAY, DEC. 7th SEAFORTH ARENA - 8.30 P.M. N OTICF, Seaforth Legion Branch 156 TRE AGAIN RUNNING SATURDAY MORNING HOCKEY STARTING SAT., DEC. 11 ANY BOY 15 OR UNDER WISHING TO PLAY PLEASE BE AT ARENA AT 8 A.M. Any one playing does so at own risk 01911.0100. WATERLOO CATTLE BREEDING ASSOCIATION "Where Better Bulls Are Used" Promotional Educational meetings will be held for those in Huron County interested, or who may be- come interested in artificial breeding. DATE Tuesday, December 7th, 1954, Place Forrester's Hall, Belgrave at 1.30 P.M. Town Hall, Exeter at 8.30 P.M. Program Slides and talks with a question and answer period 1951 CHEV SEDAN 1225.00 1947 PONTIAC "DM LUXE" SEDAN 675.00 1947 DODGE COACH 625.00 1947 FORT) SEDAN 575.00 1940 CHEV COACH, Extra Good 300.00 TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS 1933 Chev Coupe 135.00 1948 Chev Panel 475.00 1936 Chev Coach 25.00 1938 Ford Coach 45.00 1940 Nash Sedan 75.00 NO REASONABLE OFFER Rti10I' SSD AT SeaforthMotors Phone 541 Seaforth