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Home My WebLink AboutThe Seaforth News, 1952-05-08, Page 5THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1952 Wright Specials CANNED PEACHES, 2'0 oz, Tins 2 for 490 MAPLE LEAF'SOCKEYE SALMON, I/z. size Tin 45c AYLMER TOMATO CATSUP, 11 oz. Bottle .. 23c VELVET CAKE FLOUR .,.,..,,,,,, 5 lb Bag 390 with Free Kitchen Aid Scraper FANCY TOMATO JUICE 2 Tins 31c Stokeley's and it's good JELLO LEMON PiE FILLER—it's delicious , . , 3 Pkgs. 29c APPLE BLOSSOMS MARSHALLOW 'COOKIES..1 Ib 350 Pink or White Spec. MoLAREN'S NUT CRUSH ..... , , 1G oz. Jar 42c WRIGHT'S SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET Phone 77 Free Delivery Frank's B.A. Service SPECIAL This Week TIRES AT COST 5.50 — 18 5.00 — 20 6.70 — 15 7.10-15 "The Service You Will Appreciate" F. C. GRIEVE PHONE 592, SEAFORTH GET RIO OF INTER'S GRIME CHAMOIS—Finest English cod -oil tanned; remains soft and Pliable .... ..., .,. • 1.29, 1.891 2.49r 3.59 ECONOMY CHAMOIS—Carefully stitched; good quolity for cleaning cars, Windows, etc. Size 15x20" .98 LAMBSWOOL CAR .WASH MITT—Use wet or dry; for wash- ing or polishing. With snug -fit wrist bond . 1.19 LINSEED AUTO SOAP -1 -Ib. tin _ .39 CELLULOSE SPONGES—Real values 24, .49, .69 RUBBER SPONGES—Multi-purpose • .24, .54, .69 TIRE COATING—White . .67 Black .47 WHITEWALL TIRE CLEANER—With brush. Complete .85 .ARMOR -COAT "WONDER ENAMEL"—For touching up or re- painting your car, Brush or spray. V2 PG .69, Qt. 2.19 "Moto -Master" POLISH and CLEANER Geto brand now shine—in malt the time Worth Elle New, Improved formula restores original lustre, aertuseos0Fasterndasieo GIANT20X. CAN4,6411.7 MOTO-MASTER LIQUID WAX—A smooth finish for new cars. 20 -oz, can. Worth 85c ;49 PASTE WAX OR CLEANER -85c value .49 CHROME POLISH AND RUST REMOVER -10 -oz. .29 Gloss Cleaner .14 Seat Cover Cleaner .29 5000 on Auto Topping Material BLACK—Single texture fabrikoid. 54" wide. Per yd. 2.49 Double -texture, 50" wide. Per yd. 3.05 Extra -wide ropping, block — 65" wide, double -texture. Yard 4.55 BLACK TOP DRESSING, bi pt. .54 CONVERTO DYE—Unequalled for 'sport" tops. Quart ... 1.95. TOP SEAL PUTTY—Use also to waterproof windows, seal In mould- ings, etc. Large tube 42 1 -pt. con S4 Fit ifz" Gordon Hose HOSE -LINE WASH MOPS FOUNTAIN AUTO WASH MOP—Clear water rushing through cotton yarn mop washes handle s away dirt. Detachable, non -rust -29 HOSE -LINE WASH BRUSH—The heavy rubber hose handle makes this very flexible and easy to use, Soft bristles won't harm finish; speeds .up washing 3.98 WONDER WADI A little Wonder Wash added to a pall of water cuts car wash- ing time in half. Needs no chamois. Dries without streaks. Per Can .29 Town of Seaforth Tax Pre -Payment Rccr1ts For 1952 THE TOWN OF SEAFORTH WILL PAY 4 1'IIIR CENT PER ANNUII:T 13? TO AUGUST 31, 1952, ON ALL PREPAID 1952 TAXES Certificates and full particulars may be obtained from the Town Cler'k's Office in the Town Hall D. H. Wilson TREASURER 111.0 0 r NEWS TOWN TOPICS Mr. Donald Coutts, of Sarnia, spent Sunday with his parents, 3Vlr.. and Mrs. John Coutts. Mr. and Mrs. V. Barnett, of Sar- nia, spent Sunday in Seaforth, Mr, and Mrs. Jack Evans, Mr, and Mrs. Ron Evans 'and Craig of Tor- onto, visited at Mrs. Evans' home, 12r, and Mrs. Arnold Westeott, Mrs, 11 Jr. Atkinson of. London spent the weekend with her sister Mrs. Henry Hoggarth, Seaforth, Mrs, Russell H, Sproat visited friends in Toronto last week, Mr, and Mrs. Garfield Hood of Toronto, visited last week with Mrs. A. L; Porteous, who accompanied them to Thornbury for a couple of days. Mr. and Mrs, Gratten Flanagan and son, Stratford, spent the week- end at her home here. Miss Josephine McIver, Sarnia, spent the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mc- Iver. Miss Mary Duncan, London, visit- ed with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, W. J. Duncan over the weekend. Miss Yvonne Bolton, Hamilton, spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. Bolton. Mr. Robt. Ormond spent the weekend at his home in Wellesley. Mrs. Margaret Devereaux return- ed to her home in Toronto, after spending a week with relatives here. bli's. Douglas Knowles and two daughters of Galt are guests of Mrs. 3, J. Sclater. Mr. Ron Sills, Assumption Gol- lege, Windsor, Ont., spent the week- end with his parents, Postmaster and Mrs, C. P. Sills, Ron has been post- ed to the R.C.A.F., 'Centralia, Ont. under the University Reserve 'Train- ing plan for the sumuler months, The regular meeting of the Wo- men's Auxiliary to Scott Memorial Hospital will be held on Tuesday, May 13 at 8:15 p.m. at the Nurses' Residence. HIGH SCHOOL NEWS The Seaforth District High School annual Cadet Inspection is schedul- ed to be held next Wednesday aft- ernoon, May 14th at the Lions Park at 2 p.m. The cadets have been practicing daily since the Easter Holidays. Captain J. Carson of the R.C.A. will be on hand to rate the Cadet Gores. The parade will leave the High School, continue to the corner of Goderich and Main and go to the park. On return to the school the parade will -go down Main Street. The year book is underway with the committees swinging into their jogs at full strength. If you have any good .pictures of yourself or of other students be sure to gibe them to Patsy. Our fourth school dance of the year is to be held as the Cadet Dance, on Friday night, May 16th. We haven't had too many dances this year so let's snake it a big suc- cess. The boys will come in cadet uniform or find themselves out of luck. Question of the Week: Did you see the brown flying saucers around school this week? SPORT SHORTS The Tennis Club is holding a meeting for all those interested, on Tuesday night, May 13th, in the town hall. The meeting is being called at 8 p.m. If you plan on play- ing some sport this year, you had better go to the meet. We are in- formed there will be no girls' ball team, and tennis is to be the only thriving sport. The Legion hope to enter a team in the Canadian Le- gion League, so all ball isn't for- gotten. Just remember, there are a good bunch of juvenile boys around here who could make a very good team. Seaforth should give the kids a chance and see some real softball. BORN 2LLIGSEN—At Scott Memorial Tlospital, on May 2, to Mr. and Mts. Alvin Eliitssen, ER2 Walton, a daughter COLAMAN—At Scott Memorial Hospital, on May dui. to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cole- man, Staffe, a 8011 PDX—At Scott Memorial Hospital, on May 4 to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pox, RR2 Sea - forth, a son BLACK—At Scott Memorial CIospital, on May rich, to Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Black, urich, a son NICHOLSON — At Scott Memorial hospital, on Anvil 80th, to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ni- cholson, Seaforth, a son KINSMAN—At Scott Memorial Hospital, on May 1st, to Mr. and MIrs. John Kinsman, Cromarty, a son BOUSSEX---At Scott Memorial Hospital, on May ard, to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bellamy, Seaforth, it son, William Arthur DUNN--To Mr. and Mrs, Paul Dunn, Bran- don, Manitoba, on May 4, 1002, a sort HULLETT The Burns' Church W.M.S. and Ladies' Aid held their April meet- ing on the 30th, at the home of Mrs. Art Colson. Mrs. Jim Scott, leader of. group 1 was in charge of the worship service. The meeting open- ed with a hymn, prayer by Mrs. Scott, and scripture by Mrs. John Riley. .MT's, Scott gave a paper en- titled 'Religion and Prayer." Mrs, Nelson Lear read a poem, "The Isle of Prayer". The treasurer, Miss Mae Smith, stated that she 'had received a letter of appreciation from the once Stratford Casino SATURDAY, MAY 10 Bobby Johns 10 Piece Orchestra COMING — WEDNESDAY, MAY 14 Lionel Thornton's Casa Royal Orchestra --- Adm. 50c ONTARIO'S BEAUTY SPOT PLAY " WOK. OUT LIZZIE" Will bo presented by the YYU of 13rotlhagen Church In Winthrop Cavan Church Friday, May 9th at 8.80 p.m, Sponsored by YPU of Winthrop United Church Admission Adults 50c Children 21it committee for Overseas Relief, for the bale of new clothing valued at $70, shipped during the month. An auction basket, consisting chiefly of bulbs, seeds and plants netted the Society 822.70. At the close of the meeting, Mrs. Alex McEwing, and Mrs, Bill Knox, who have moved from the community, were each pre- sented with a beautiful table lamp and cake plate Mrs. Jim Scott read the following address and Mrs. Art Colson and Mrs Watson Reid made the presentations. Dear Mrs. McEwing and Irene,— It is with deep regret that we find you are leaving our Society and community. You will be greatly missed both in the Society and your presence at our meetings. You, Mrs, McEwing, have been a long and faithful member of Burns, and with your kind and helpful way will be greatly missed, tho' we feel you won't be entirely awa7 as your two sons .and family are with us and will keep you linked to us when you' visit them. Irene, we are going to miss you also. It will be a loss to our Sunday School and community, hav- ing your family leaving us in their young childhood. But we trust that in your new homes you will still fol- low in the Master's footsteps, carry- ing on His work, and what is our loss will be Your new society's gain. With this thought in mind we would like you to accept these gifts as a token of our appreciation of the work you have done in the past and as you press the button of these lamps may their light ever keep you, linked with the Women's Missionary Society and Ladies' Aid of Burns' United Church. WALTON Born—In Clinton 'Community Hos- pital, Sunday, May 4 to Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Jervis iOlda Williamson), of Clinton, a son. Bethel W. A. are sponsoring a play, "Look Out Lizzie", in Walton hall put on by the Brodhagen Young people on Monday evening May 10th. STAFFA The Staffa Women's Institute elected Mrs. Thomas Laing president at the annual meeting. Mrs. Carter Kerslake ,presented the slate of offi- cers, with Mrs. C. Bowman 'presid- ing. Mrs. Les. Butson conducted the election. Other officers are as fol- lows; Hon. presidents, Mrs. James Hill, Mrs. C. Bowman; vice-presi- dents, ,Mrs. W. Glanville, Mrs. L. Miller; sec., Miss Vera Hambly; treas., Mrs. H. Harburn; assistant, Mrs. C. Kerslake; pianist, Mrs. R. Reed; assistant, Mrs. Henry Har- burn; auditors, Miss V. Hambly, Mrs. R. Sadler, jr.; district director, Mrs. A. Smale; branch directors, Mrs. L. Butson, Mrs. • C. Bowman, Mrs. R. McDonald, Mrs. G. Hog- garth; press reporter, Mrs. G. Agar; flower committee, Mrs. Walter O'- Brien, Mrs. M. Houghton; commit- tee conveners—agriculture and Can- adian industries, Mrs. Lloyd Miller; citizenship and education, Mrs. G. Agar; historical research and cur- rent events, Mrs. R. Reed; home economies and health, Mrs. 11. Cole- man; community activities and pub- lic relations, Miss. Eldon Allen; re- solutions, Mrs. L. Butson. Mrs. Thomas Laing read the scrip- ture lesson; Mrs. Wilbur Glanville read a poem; Mrs. Leslie Miller re- viewed current events; and Marlene Ross played a piano selection. Mrs. C. Bowman reviewed her past six years as president. HOSPITAL DAY Under auspices of Hospital Auxiliary to Scott Memorial Hospital FRIDAY, MAY 9th Inspection from 2.30 to 4.30 Tea from 3 t0 $ E(i.ENPr E b1iAJi O,U 1 lJ NOW PLATIN( . _...... . _ ... .... _ - _.._ _. .. Thuya Fri. Rat THE JACKiE ROBINSON STORY Jackie Robinson Ruby Dec An eNeititat storY of a Nvin's Baseball player who lilts the toad to fame. A plot Tor racial toLinnae ler to International Logue enthits,lo'f Next Mon. lugs. Weil. ,LACK AND THE BEANSTALK Ihtd Abbott • Lou Costello Abbott and Costello present the last word In laugh0 In this trip to Chat Lend. Don'tmiss this fairy Pale err to music Next 1I01.1118PRI. SAT. ANGELS S IN THE OUTpItLD Paul Dd saulslfilledlltlonhPathe hoses Iod,hPlt,u,r P1raes,1'frotrtclrtwin a homer with COMM; -- THE LAW AND THE LADY Atienlion Farmers PEN USE TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY MAY 13 and 14 Showing the famous Bell Threshing Machine being built at our modern plant in Seaforth. During these two days you will have the oppor- tunity of seeing these Threshing Machines in their various stages of assembly, which will en- able you to inspect the high class of workman- ship and materials used throughout their con- struction. The well-known "Bell" Straw Cutter will be on display, as well as our new Separator designed for use with the Forage Harvester. We shall be expecting to see you and your friends. Refreshments will be available at the plant Robert BeIl stries Limited Seaforth, Ontario 44.1. 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