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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1950-09-28, Page 5THURSDAY, SE PTEMBEIt 28, TI -IE $.! NOR' II NEWS hiolAtChfl "MEW a% IW6 4 brtelALS cNe QUICK QUAKER OATS I, u Ib. bar, 47c 2T4 8u0,46,I5i, 37c te V4 IIjiJ \K'f' 4. -Pt JAVEX 32 oz. bottle 24o WRIGHT'S SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET Phone 77 We deliver AYLMER TOMATO CATSUP 2 bottles 35e RED COHOE SALMON 3 tins $1.00 PEANUT BUTTER Large jai, ..,,..,. 32c TOILET TISSUE, 3 rolls, —25c SEEDLESS RAISINS 2 lbs 33c Are invite To visit the recently remodelled semi self -serve General Store at D, E. KYLE'S, Kippen Commencing Monday, Oct. 2, a ticket will be given. for every cash purchase amounting to one dollar and also for every dollar .laid on account. Each Saturday evening for three weeks a draw will take place at 10 p.m., which entitles the winner to the choice of one of the following prizes 100 Ms granulated Sugar Satin trimmed all Wool Blanket Chrome Electric tea. Kettle Tickets will be given on trade eggs and creaw. SPECIAL PRICES D. E. KYLE Phone: Hensall 994 r-14 To Residents of Seaforth, EgmondviIle, Staffa, Dublin, Brucefield, Constance, Cromarty, Beechwood, Kippen, Winthrop, Tuckersmith, McKillop and Hibbert: THE SEAFORTH LIONS CLUB WILL HOLD A SALVAGE DRIVE ABOUT THE MIDDLE OF OCTOBER SALVAGE INCLUDES PAPERS, MAGAZINES, RAGS 0 The Company will not accept fertilizer bags this Fall Watch For Further Particulars n Stock Tentest, Masonite, Plywood, Gyproc Beaver -Board, Arborite, Tentest Blocks Finishing Lime, Mason's Lime, Spraying Lime • Asphalt Shingles, Cedargrain Shingles, Roll -Trick Siding, Insulated Siding and Roll Roofing Place your order for CEMENT now • INSULATION Loose, 2" Batts, 8" I3atts Lumber, Sash and Doors Storm Sash made to order Oustom Millwork Soaforth Svpply & fuel Ltd. "Where Tho Best Costs No More" PHONE 47 SEAPORTH TOWN TOPICS 74r. and Mrs, Donald Calder, Re- gina, are guests at the home of the latter's brother, MI James Aitcheaoo •Mr. and Mrs. John Aldington and Margaret of Varna Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jeffrey of Exeter and 51i;s. S. Brown were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Allington on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Job Ransom, Mrs, Al- fred Wood and Mrs. George Ostie of Fergus,, attended Seaforth Fall Fair, and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Orville Dale over the weekend. Mr. David Bradshaw has taken a position in the Dominion Bank. Kenneth Eaton of Toronto spent his holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Eaton,.also in Montreal Mr, jos. Devereaux and Mr. Thos. Dorsey, Dublin, left Saturday for the West by motor where they will visit friends for the next three weeks. Miss Lillian Southgate, of the Do- minion Bank staff, leaves for Tor- onto next week where she has been transferred. Miss Lillian Faulkner spent the weekend in Galt, Mr. W. S. MeEwan, K,C„ and Mrs, McEwan of Winnipeg were visitors this week of Mrs. Reid and Miss Gal- braith. Mr. McEwan was returning from the Bar Association meeting in New York. Mrs. ((Dr.) G. C, Dodds of Winni- peg was a guest of Mrs. Reid and Miss Galbraith. 'Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Wambold, Mr, and Mrs. L. A, Wambold, Misses Nor- ma and Ruth and Master Douglas Wambold of Kitchener, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Close. Mr, and 1'Irs. Moxley and Miss Evelyn, of Dorchester, were callers at the home of Mrs. C. C. Koine on Saturday, 'Miss Jessie Finlayson has accepted a newly -opened xoom to Crediton Public School, Mr, and Mrs. Howard Carroll, Goderic'h, visited with friends- in town over the weekend. 3It. and Mrs. Win, Cleary have re- turned to their home after holidaying in Midland. Miss Barbara Wright, Miss Mary Lou Sills, Mr, Gordon McKindsey and Mr, Michael Bechely attended the rugby game in London last Saturday at Western University, Miss Barbara Dale has returned to the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Dale after being a patient in the Scott Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hamilton, Wing - ham, were weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Whitney. Miss Mary Hagan, Essex, spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hagan. Mr. and Mss, Jack Cleary, Chat- ham, spent the weekend with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cleary. Miss Ethel McKay, Toronto, visit- ed with her mother, Mrs. A. McKay, over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs: Alex McGavin, Strat- ford, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McGavin and Mr. Fred :MeGavin. Miss Yvonne Bolton, Stratford, spent the weekend at her Home here. Mr. Francis Huisser, Zurich, spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Huisser. 'The choir of St. James' Church presented Miss Margaret Kelly with a lovely gold compact before her de- parture. Mr. Willis Dundas has opened his coal office in the Seaforth Monument Works Office. Mr. Jack Fortune, London, spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. Jean Fortune, BORN ELLIOTT—At Scott Memorial hospital, on September 21)th, to Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Elliott, RR, n Dublin, a son BRAY --At Scott Memorial hospital, on Sep- tember 28trd. to Mr. and -Mrs. Stanley Bray, Seoforth, a son COLSSON — At Scott Memorial hospital, on September 23rd, to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Colson, RR. 1 Blyth, a son (Kenneth Arthur) WOLTERHEEK—At Scott Memorial Hospital MI Sept. 25th0Mr, and Mrs. Dirk Wolterb k RR S I th At Seaforth Fall Fair—A group of Seaforth School Children in the parade. Six long red mangels, Douglas Ri- ley, Ross Millson, Donald Matthews, Six Garden carrots, Ann Trott, Gordon Dale, Eric McIntosh, Alice Christie, Mary Charters. Sohn Scott, David Livingston, Six yellow Intermediates, Douglas Riley, Donald Matthews, John Scott, Barbara Boyd. Six parsnips, Keith Pethick, Lloyd Pethick, Ann Trott, Bill Corlett, Ross Mtllson. Six garden beets Bonnie McLeod, Keith Pethick, Marie Rowland, Alice Christie, Lloyd Pethick. Six onions, Harvey Dale, Ross Mill - son, Douglas Riley, Laurel Dale, Phyllis Forbes. Six tomatoes, ripe. Douglas Riley, Wayne Dinwoodie, Keith Pethick, Ann Haugh. Two citrons, Ross Vincent, Doug- las Riley, Jack Broadfoot, Ross Mill - son, Bob Broadfoot. !Two cabbages, Ellen Boyee, June Dupee, Sandra McGonigle, Ken Du - pee Clayton Connell. Twelve potatoes, Alice Christie, Beatrice Siemon, Merle Cooper, Joan Roberton, Elizabeth Habkirk. Twelve potatoes, Douglas Riley, John Etue, Glen Nott, Donley Pretty, Jack Crozier. Twelve potatoes, Mary Allan, Lois Charters, Mary Scott, Janet Mc- Gregor. Twelve potatoes, Douglas Jamie- son, Douglas Riley, Beverley Nott, Wayne Dinwoodie, Glen Nott, Plate of potatoes, Douglas Jatnie- son,, Douglas Riley, Mary Allan, Alice Christie. —Norman Carter, Judge. Flowers Bowl of French Marigolds, Ross Vincent, Marlene Forbes, Beverly Nott, Ronald Mason, Anne Charters, Bowl of African Marigolds Craig Willis, Keith Pethick, David 'Living- ston, Douglas Riley, Bonnie McLeod. Bowl of Pansies, Bruce Miller, Lorna Dinwoodie, Marie Dale, Mary McIntosh, Douglas Riley. Bouquet of Asters, :Ruth Teall, Douglas Hugill, Douglas Riley, Mary Scott, Theresa Etue. Bouquet of Sweet Peas, Douglas Riley, Peggy McLeod. Bouquet of Zinnias, Bill Teall, Ellen Boyce, Douglas Riley, Ann Haugh, Peggy McLeod. Bouquet of Gladioli, Douglas Riley George Ross, David Livingston, Neil Haugh, Emily Elliott. Bouquet of Dahlias, Douglas Riley, Ronald Mason, Sandra McGonigle, Glen Nott, Ellen Boyce. Bouquet of Cosmos, Neil Haugh, Douglas Riley, Glen Nett, Robert Elliott, Beverley Nott. Best bouquet any variety, Haugh, Neil Haugh, Bonnie McLeod, Ann 1 -laugh, Lorna Dinwoodie. ee , . 4 . ea or' , a son Cooking Six tea biscuits. Ruth Teall, San- CONSTANCE dra Dungey, Douglas Riley, • Merle Cooper, Ruth Crozicv. One white layer cake, iced, Nancy Stanway, Laurel Dale, Marie Dale, Mary Broadfoot, Ruth Albrecht. One apple pie, Wayne Dinwoodie, Lorna Dinwoodie, Douglas Riley, Pearn McLean, Lois Dale. Rolled cookies, Douglas Riley, M. Beuerman, Joanne Beuerman, Barbara Dungey, Jessie Brown. BRODHAGEN Six bran muffins, Douglas Riley. Lloyd Pethick, Keith Pethick, Ruth Crozier, Jessie Brown, Writi Gradnge 1, Ruth Anne Allen, Evelyn Dick, John Middegaal, Cathie Eckert, Margaret Maloney, Grade 2, Patricia O'Leary, Robert Elliott; Mary Allan, Lois Maloney, Barbara Plumstael. Grade 3, Marie Rowland, Robert Govenlock, Madelnn Townsend, Joan Boyce, Joap Middegaal. Grade 4, Ken Dupee, Patricia Hor- ton, Joan Dick, Marlene Miller, Pieta Verburg. Grade 5, Lorna Dinwoodie, ,Pack 'Matthews, Shirley Horan, Merle Cooper, Mary Ann Reynolds. Grade 13, Helen Middegaal, Mar- lene Austin, Ellen Boyce, Grace Ste - num, Ruth Sills. Gracie 7, Marie Dale, Joan Me'' Laughlin, Lois Dale, Rutin King, Joan Beuermann. Grade 8, Elaine Etue, Marjorie Miller, Mary Lou Ruston, Frances Shultz, Frank Nigh. Art Gr. 1, 2, 3, K. Nott, Kenneth Al- brecht, Darlene Coughlin, Janet Row- cliffe, Ruth Anne Allan. Gr. 4, 5, 5, Neil Broadfoot, Ron- nie Johnston, Ken Mc\"airn, Gr, 7, S, Marie Hunt, Bill Vander - burg, George Ross Carl Richardson, (Open) Mural of to Fall Fair scene, Douglas Riley, Neil Iiroadfoot, Wayne 13cnnewies. Miscellaneous Poster, Janet 7leGregor, Milton Dale, Douglas Riley. Child's apron, Ann Haugh, Mar- jorie Riley, Cecalia Praiser, Douglas Riley, Marie Manley,Ariificial flowers, Marlene Austin, Theresa latae, Douglas Riley, Marie Dale, Lila Dalrymple. DANCING One handkerchief, Douglas Riley, Marlone Austin Barbara Mennell. S'very Wed., Sat. - Holidays Two pot holders, Douglas Riley, Betty lOondie, Barbara Mennell, Lois Anniversary services will be held in Constance United Church on Sun- day, Oct. 1, services at 11 am, and 7:80 p.rn. Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Addison, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dexter and Mr. and Mrs, Peter Lindsay attended the Walton Anniversary services Sunday evening. Harvest Thanksgiving will be held at St. Peter's Lutheran Church on Sunday morning beginning at 11 o'- clock standard time. Mr's. Alvin Pryce, Roger and Peggy Lou of Seaforth spent a week with her parents, air. and Mrs, Harry Beu- erman. :Mlrs, Ed Wesenberg, .Mrs, Finlay- son, Mr. and Mrs. Ogilvie of Toronto with Mi, and Mrs. Geo, Mogh on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Swegge and Mrs Lydia Querengesser of Detroit with Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Schmidt. Mr. Dalton Hinz and Kenneth visit- ed Mr, and Mrs. A'l'bert Malchon at Rostock. - Miss Betty Jean Hinz spent Sunday with Miss Ruby Schmidt at GadshiIl, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Rose, Lorraine nncl Yvonne of Point Edward with Mr. and Mrs, C. W. Leonhardt, Mr. and Mrs, John Arbuckle, Jim- my, Billy and Bobby spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Don Stauck, Kitch- ener. Members of the Church Council at- tended the Church Councillors Con- centinn at St. John's Lutheran Church, Waterloo. Seaforth Pall Fair CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT Six Swede turnips, David Living- stone, Douglas Riley, Bruce Coleman, Elien Boyce, Ann Haugh. Six (leaden carrots (short) Keith Pethick, Bill Corlett, Lloyd Pethick, Keith Boanewies, Marie Rowland, Stratford Casino Dale, Marlene Austin. Clothes pin bag, Douglas Riley, Nancy Stanway. Knitted or crocheted article, Heide Buri, Barbara Mennen, Betty Goudie, Shirley Quinn, Theresa Etue. Any garment of sewing, Erie Sie- rran, Ann Haugh, Betty Goudie, Shir- ley Quinn, Joyce Buchanan. Model Aeroplane, Douglas Riley, Carl Richardson, Ralph Benuewies. Bird House, Douglas Riley, Leon- ard Miller, Neil Haugh, Bob Fother- ingllanl. Any piece of woodwork, Douglas Riley, Rose Siemon, Lloyd Beuer- man, Jack Broaiifoot, ;limns' Sallows. Any hobby, Marjorie Miller, Neil Baugh, Douglas ',MT, Ned Broad - foot, Hugh Corwin. Clays mounted, Douglas RileY, Wayne Ellis, Marie Hunt. Judge Gordon Wright. Social Studies_, Seaforth Public, St. Janes', Natural Science, St. James', Sea - forth Public. Art, St. James', Seaforth Public. Crafts, Seaforth Public, St. Janes'. Rural School Display, No. 7, Tuck- ersmith, No. 3, Tuekersnaith, No. 2, McKillop, FINE AND DECORATIVE ARTS Oil painting, E. C. Boswell. Pencil drawing, Eleanor Storey. Pottery, Mrs. J. Grummett, Eleanor Storey. Wooden tray. hand -made, Eleanor Storey. Miscellaneous novelties, El- eanor Storey. Collection of antiques, Mrs. J. Grummett. Most points in Section, Eleanor Storey. FLORAL EXHIBITS Aster, 7 blooms, 1 variety, Peebles, Wm. Bradshaw. Aster display, Pee- bles, R. Allan. Cosmos display, Elgin Nott, Peebles. Dahlias display, Pee- bles. Dahlias, 3 blooms, Robert Aslan, Peebles. Dahlias. 13 blooms, Aldine' - ton, Robert Allan. Marigolds (Afri- can), Peebles. 'Marigolds (French, W.S.D. Storey, Verbenas, display, Peebles, Bradshaw, Petunias (single fringed) Mrs. E. Nott. Wm. S. D'. Storey. Pansies, display. Bradshaw, Robt. Allan. Zinnias, 5 blooms, Mrs. Elgin Nett, Wm, S. D. Storey. Zin- mas, baby or pompon, Mrs. E. Nott, Robt, Allan. Zinnias, display, Robt. Allan, Mrs. E. Nott. Annual Phlox, display, Mrs. E. Nott, Mrs. Peebles. Snapdragon display, Peebles, Brad- shaw. Stocks,fi spikes, Peebles. Sca- hinsa, display, Peebles. R. Allan, Sal- piglossis, display, Bradshaw, Mr's. E. Nett. Collection of Annuals, Mrs. E. Nott, Chrysanthemums, Peebles, Mrs, Haugh, Table bouquet, tall, W. Pee- blos, Mrs. 1. Nott. Table bouquet, low, W. Peebles, A. Turnbull. Psoras arrangement, Wtn. S. D. Storey, Del- ' pirirtium or Larkspur, :Mrs. E. Nott, Wm. S. -D. Storey. Calendula or Pot Marigold, Mrs. 5, Nott, Wm. S. 5, Storey. Collection o1' potted plants, Wm. 8, D. Storey. African Violet, in bloom, Wm. S. D. Storey, Eleanor i Storey. Collection of u or. more Afr:- canr Violets, 71rs. T. Balton. Single house plant in bloom, Wm. S. D. Storey. 45'ni. J. Dale. Best novelt • nil cut flowers, Thos Aldington, novelty Peebles. Coieous (foliage), 2 varlet - n ti m. J. Dale, IS tn. S. 0. Storey. let,ralem Cherry, Win S D. Storey, 1'lc•anm• Storey. Aspidistra, Miai. Haugh. I3en and Chickens, Mrs. Jas. Carter, Cactus, collection, 0 v'ar'iet- ies, Mrs, Haugh. Gladiolus, 3 spikes. I Mfrs. R. Allan. Gladiolus, (i spikes. Mrs. R, Allan. Gladiolus, 8 named varieties, Mrs. R. Allan. Gladiolus display, Mas. R. Allan. Best spike of Gladioli, :Ml's. R. Allan, Mrs. E. Nott, Corsage, Mrs. E. Nott, Eleanor Storey. Gaillardia, Wm. S. D. Storey', !Eleanor Storer. CANNED FRUIT & VEGETABLES Preserved Crab Apples, Mrs. James Carter. Pr e s e r v e d Strawberries, Mrs. Engirt Nott, Mrs. J a 01 e Carter. Canned Cherries, Rhubarb, [Peaches, pears, :Mrs, James Carter, Canned Plums, Mrs. Elgin Nott, Mrs. James Carter. Canned Pineapple, Mrs. James Carter, Mrs. Elgin Nott. Can- ned Raspberries, Mrs. Janes Carter, Grape juice, Mrs. Elgin Nott, Mrs. Janes Carter, Chili sauce, Ethel Den- nis, Mrs, James Carter. Pickled Cher- ries, Mrs. James Carter, Mrs. Elgin Nott. Canned Tomatoes, Mrs. James Carter. Mustard pickles, Cucumber pickle, pickled beets, Mrs. James Car- ter, Relish, Mrs. Elgin Nott, Mrs. James Carter. Salad dressing, Mrs. J. Carter, Ethel Dennis. Canned Chicken, Mrs. J. Carter. Canned beef, Fred McClymont, Mrs. Janes Carter. Canned sausage, Fred Mc- Clymont, Mrs. James Carter. Tomato catsup, Mrs. J. Carter. Conserve. Dist. J. Carter. Currant jam, Mrs. J. Cart- er, Mrs. Elgin Nott. Strawberry- jai;:, Mrs. 3. Carter, Mrs. Elwin Nn -t. Raspberry janr. Mrs. Elgin Nott, Lt's. J. Carter. Apple .telly, Mrs. E'r'in Xntt, Mrs. J. Carter. e lie oc.t? We are bnyiugY`HE T for immediate delivery® Best prices paid this week. • waive us a call. Let us have samples. We will be buying from n ;ri-rocm reciesv Deed Division Of Excellence Flour Minis is Ltd. SEAFORTH, ONTARIO — PHONES 351 - 354