HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1950-01-19, Page 5THUReDAY, JANUARY 19, 1950
WRIGHT'S Ss oRE r Specials
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Apple & Raspberry lam Maxwell House Cottee •
24 oz, Jar 27e 1 lb, Bag 84e
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Prune Plurals
20 oz. Tin 2 for 29e
STRAWBERRIES
20 oz. Tine 42e
SHORTENING
1 lb, Carton 25c
Strawberry Jam
24 oz. Jar 39e
CRISCO, 1 lb, 35e
9'lne Oatmeal
5 lb. Bag 85c
Kellogg's All Bran --knife Pitted Dates
holder free --Ail for 25e 1 lb, tae
FRESH GROUND COFFEE ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 ib 69c
We Deliver Art. Wright Phone 77
BORN
PEARGEY—M Scott Memorial Hospital, on
Jan. 12, to Mr. and PIN, Edward
Pearcey, Seaforth, a soft
BE9Nk1WIEs—AL Scott Memorial Hospital,
on San, 14, to Mr., and Mrs. Edwin
nennewies, Seaforth, a son
CAMERON—At Scott Memorial L•Iospital. on
San, 16, to IILe. and Mrs. Wm. Cattteron,
Seaforth, a daughter
SARARAS—M Scott Memorial Hospital, en
Tan. 14, to Mr. and Mrs. Ross Samoa.
Cromarty, n daughter
That's what 1 asked the Government Annuity
representative.
I was trying to balance the family books at the
time and told him that, like most home-maker41 had so
many places to spend my paychecks, my account Was
zero at the end of each month.
But
He showed me a simple saving plan to provide an
income in the future, that was as practical as a trip to
the barber, and a plan which suited my budget,
Before you say—'It's a good idea, but 1 just can't
afford it', talk it over with a CANADIAN GOVERNMENT
ANNUITY representative, or write for information.
I'm glad I didl
Annuities Branch
DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR
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ANNUITIES
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Deportment of Labour, Ottawa.
Pham tend me COMPLETE INFORMATION about Canadian CkwernmeM AnnuIlles.
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Rosedale Alberta Lump
Egg Coal
and Stove Coal
SEAFORTH SUPPLY & FUEL
Phone 47
LTD.
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Attention all Breeders of Holstein and
Grade Cattle in Huron and Perth Counties
Have your cows bred to outstanding sires
at a very reasonable charge
For Artificial Services to our Sires or further information
Phone — Huron. County •— Harry Reid •-- 680R2 Clinten
Phone — Perth County — Rae Hislop — $28W4 Stratford
OXFORD HOLSTEIN BREEDERS' ASSOCIATION
Box 57 Woodstock Phone 277.0
In Stock
Tentest, Masonite, Plywood, Gyproc
Beaver -Board, Arborite,
Tentest Blocks
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Asphalt Shingles, Cedargrain Shingles,
Roll -Brick Siding, Insulated Siding
and Roll Roofing
INSULATION
Loose, 2" Batts, 8" Batts
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Lumber, Sash and Doors
Storm Sash made to order
custom Millwork n.
Seaforth. Supply &. Fuel Ltd.
"Where The Best Costs No More"
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AFORTI4
THESEAFORTH NEWS
TOWN TOMOS
eteee1s. harry 111. Clie..nu,
Forsyth, Alex (-heeney Mai Mae (epee
;toy
e es-
ney were in Toronto on Thursday at-
tending the funeral of the late Abe
Chesney, brother of Mr. Harry Ches-
ney.
M1'. and Mrs., Prank Sills Sr. are
leaving on Thursday for Florida,
Mies Hilda Kennedy, London, visit-
ed over the weep end with her mother
Mrs, R. Kennedy. .
Mt'. Dennis Walsh, Lon(lau, spent
the week end with Itis parents Mr.
and Mrs, John Walsh.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter McIver and
Peter Stiles visited over the weep end
with Miss Margaret 9letver in Kited.
caner.
M3'. and Mrs. .Sohn Stevens spent
the week end in London and attended
the Loney -Hall wedding' in Robinson
Memorial United Church on Saturday.
Miss Hazel Anderson, Toronto,
spent the weep azul with her llarellts
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Anderson.
Mr. Jini Blakely visited with friends
in town over tate week end.
Miss Mary Dungan, London, spent
tate week end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs, W. J. Duncan,
Mr, Jack Fortune, London, spent
the week end with his mother Mt'$.
Jean Fortune.
Mr. and Ml's. 0, A. Trott and Ann
visited with Mrs. Looby at Dublin on
eSuiiday.
Mr, and Mrs. F. Gingham, Hamil-
ton, were week end visitors at the
home of Mrs. R. Sproat.
Miss Smith visited over the week
end at her home in New Hamburg,
Mrs. Jean Bowman, now employed
in Sudbury, is spending a week with
sou•Bobby and parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Strong.
Mr. and MI's, Norman Willis of
Waterloo spent the week end with
Bir. and Mrs. Roy Lawson.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Lowrie of Lon-
don spent the week end with Mrs.
Lowrie's parents, Mr. and M1's. A. W.
Moore.
Boshart & Sous tire taking part in
a furniture show, at. Canadian Nat-
ional Exhibition grounds, Toronto,
and in Chicago.
Adult Fellowship Group of North
Side United are having a pancake
supper on Feb, 21st.
Master Bobbie Reith suffered a very
painful injury to a finger on Sunday
when he had it crushed in a door at
the community centre.
Mrs, G. A. Whitney has been spend -
i0$' a few days with her sister in.
Woodstock.
Mrs. Helmer Snell is convalescing
in Scott Memorial Hospital after
undergoing a major operation last
week.
Dr. Aldia of Clinton Health Centre
held an immunization clinic at the
Public School on Tuesday of this
week.
Mr. George Jackson left on Monday
for Venezuela, Trinidad and Barbados
where he will spend the remainder
of the winter.
Mrs: Paul PitosoIe. of Toronto is
visiting with her brother Mr. Ed
Pearcey and Mrs. Pearcey.
Miss Mayme Watson, of St. Jos-
eph's Hospital, London, spent the
week end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, J. S. Watson.
Miss Eleanor Hudson of West Tor-
onto, spent the week end with her
uncle, Rev. A. W. Gardiner at the
Manse.
Mrs. Peree Johnston of Wellington
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Stephenson, and will spend a few
days with her mother Mrs. David
Stephenson in Stanley.
Among those attending the fun-
eral of the late Mrs. Wilmore Scott
from a distance were: Rev, W. J.
Patton of Sambre; IMr. and Mrs.
McIntosh and Mrs. 'Glendenning of
Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Beat-
tie and Mr. Oscar Manes of .Streets-
ville; '12r, Isaac Asken and Mr. Wm.
Routledge of Hornby; Mrs. Scott
Ingles and Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
Ingles of Carrick; Ms. Scott Kerr
and Mr, Lloyd Popple of London;
Mrs. Annie Knibbs of Toronto; Mr.
and Mrs. George Evans of Brussels
and Mrs. Minnie Leeney of Stratford
Roht. McLeod, Woodstock.
Among those who attended the
funeral of the late Mrs. John Carter
were 'Magistrate and Nlrs. Gee of
Lindsay; 1Vtr. and Mrs. Gordon :Mc-
Kellar and Mrs. Ivan Dodds, Toron-
to; Mrs. Bromley, Kitchener; Mrs.
Carter, Underwood; Mr. and Mrs.
Mel Cranston, Goderich;; Mr. and
Films
JAN. 25
WINTHROP SCHOOL
, 10.30 a,ln.
BEECHWOOD SCHOOL
2.30 pm
MANLEY SCHOOL
8.30 pan.
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JAN. 26
LEADBURYY SCHOOL
10.30 a.m.
S.S. 2 McKILLOP
, 2,30 pin
S.S. 6, McKILLOP
8.30 p.m.
McKillop Federation of
Agriculture
Cement
Blocks
Power made, Steam Cured
Immediate Delivery
Huron Concrete
Products
PHONE 084 SEAFORTH
Euchre & Dance
Proceeds for repairing the
Odd Fellows Hall following
the lire
FRIDAY, JANUARY 27
DARDNO'S HALL
Cards 8.15 Admission 50c
Music furnished by Wilbee'e Oreh.
Bring your friends. Good prizes
DANCING !
IN DUBLIN
Looby's Hall
FRIDAY, JANUARY 20
Eric Scott and his Band
Featuring Miss Joan Peckham
Dancing 10 - 1.30 a.m.
'Mrs. Lockwood, Trenton, and Mr,
and Mrs. • Hollyman, Blyth;
HIGH SCHOOL TOPICS
The Seaforth District High Sebool
girls basket -ball 'team met up with
the ex -grads at the gymnasium on
Tuesday night. The S.H.G. girls,
decked in their new P. T. uniforms.
came out on tot of a 13-6 score.
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Talent on Tuesday morning was
Miss Mavis Oliver, who played a
classical slumber and a anodern num-
ber.
A teen-age A. C. Club is being
organized in Seaforth. Several of
the teen-age boys are planning this
club and have issued petitions to
the students and a goodly number
Agricultural
Courses
FOR ALL FARMERS
TO BE HELD EACH
Tuesday Night
Beginning Jan. 24th
in Seaforth District High School
Two Lectures Each Night
Commencing at 8 P.M. Sharp
EVERYBODY WELCOME
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Sponsored by the Ontario, Department of Agriculture
M co-operation with local High Schools
have signed these, so that a teen-age
club looks probable for the town of
Seaforth.
The aim of this club is to encour-
age various topics in Education act-
ivities, sports, etc.
Students! Don't forget
dance on Friday night.
the big
Try the Portable
National 2 Cow
Milker in your
own barn for
one week
-- at oar expense
If you have 6 or more cows—here's
a grand opportunity to prove at
firsthand the amazing time and
work saving features of the Na-
tional Milker. Call in el our store,
write or phone—and tell us that
you want to try it out, without
any obligation on you)' part.
COMPLETELY PORTABLE — No
installation or expensive piping
required.
TIMEBCuts milking time in half.
INDIVIDUAL VACUUM ADJUST- • Complete wtth 25 SY010 l"
meat — instantly set for fast ht, electric motor $216.75
milking of "easy" or "hard" • Also available with gas
milkers, engine drive $219.50
Simply plug the National Milker into any convenient outlet and
you're all ready to milk—faster, cleaner and easier than ever before.
.The clear glass pails eliminate all guesswork—you can readily see
how each cow is milking. Supplied with sterilizer rack, 3 milking pals.
also rubber boots to protect them.
CANADIAN TIRE CORPORATION ASSOCIATE
Smith Bros. Dublin Phone 73
Commercial and
Power Consumers
of Seaforth
Are invited to attend a meeting in the Town Hall,
Seaforth, on
MONDAY, J
at 8.30 p.m.
when Engineers of the
FREQUENCY CONVERSION DIVISION
of the H. E. P. C.
Will describe in detail the manner in which frequency
conversion will affect the consumers in Seaforth and
how the program will be proceeded with.
They will answer your questions regarding your own
installations. sad &pi
SEAFORTH PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION
Phone 100J Seaforth