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The Seaforth News, 1952-10-30, Page 4TH AT RE NOW t. iY VI W AfT tit a Lew Ayres •.Arard>n Mex»roil l t ml d . t t - .,I the r .ti 1 the h 1 that watt New Aicxica l i ,- a f q, \� •r l Welk w 1 11 fnr Nl;., 1 ! t l.. °. Er'S \1 tis r'r LEGAL tL MaeDottald Core'- ClaudetteColbert. , , - u J ,,, w -i - ! l r.,u-tn romance. 1)6411 mien rl - .. It'si..• ti uu 1.r11. NI CI l'll[ lt� DPI. l t4 ~mane AHOY Esther Williams - Durry Sullivan 1 mu r. eau, d, at d.., aa yea „t ,L•o yt:u'. The :?tory of the ,;ala who hemline >Yil u. d .he t +,n Ow?1 t tt home. COMING -'rill; DIG 'raves There wa• a Wise \Voluau SVho lived in a Shoe , . «V i .'1 She I\.et^aid (;. it new pair , , . She knew what to do , , . Buy "T E• ARCFI RELIEF" it tiic.a.tt;l-: a pair AT ILL'S S OE STORE Thi= Little Stole with the "J3ig Values" Seaforth KIPPEN The sympathy •af the community is extended Lo Mr. Robert Thomson and family in their recent bereave- ment, Mrs, B. Brightmore has returned to her home in London after visit- ing her sister and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs, J. Cochrane. Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Gackstetter and family of near Exeter, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. Gackstetter. Mrs. Hannah Workman, Heiisail, Mrs. David Kilpatrick, formerly of Iiippen, now of Auburn, visited on Tuesday ofe last week with Mr, and Mrs. Dowson and Mrs. Winder. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Henderson spent Friday in London. Mrs. R. Dalrymple and sister Mrs, Stewart Baird of Brucefield, spent the weekend wih their sister and brother-in-law Mr, and Mrs. Grant Love, Cairo, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Jackson, Mrs. Dinsdale, Miss Mabel White- man, Mr. and Mrs, S. Cudmore, 111r. and Mrs. Orville Workman, attend- ed the funeral Saturday in Parkhill of the late Mrs. John McLaughlin. Mr. and Mrs, Wellington Good, Auburn, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kerr, Winthrop, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Dowson and Mrs. Win- der. Mrs. Leslie Sim, Exeter, Mrs. Cliff Watson, Centralia, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gridzak recently. Death of Mrs. Robert Thomson Mrs. Robert Thomson, highly es- teemed resident of Kippen passed away at the family residence Friday, October 24th in her 71st year. Mrs. Thomson had been in failing health for over a year with a heart condi- tion her death coming suddenly at the ''last. Born at Cromarty, she was the former Agnes Ann Hay, laugh ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Hay. She and her husband farmed $BLA ORTH NEWS THURSDAY, OCTOBER ao, 19$2 drews United Church, Kiixpon. Joyce and Audrey Priestap sang a, duett, "Rock of Ages" accompanied by their, brother John at the piano, the trio, grandchildren a the deceased, are of 'Mitchell; "Peace, Perfect Peace" was sung during the service. Following the service the cortegs, proceeded to klonsall Union came- tory where burial took plape, the casket and grave were : blanketed with lovely floral' tributes, Pallbear- era were the five sons-in-law and brother of the ,deceased, namely; John Hay, Cromarty; 'Clarence Priestap, Mitchell; Dave Moyer, Parrs Sound; Richard Cornish, God-, alai; Robert' Stokes, London; Lorne Schneider, Stratford; f)owea"bearers were Norman Long, W. 3. F. Bell, Duncan Cooper, Wilfred Mellis, Clarence Smillie, Ross Forrest, 1', miles north of Hensall until re- tiring 18 months ago taking up resi- dence in Kippen. She was a mem- ber of •Carmel Presbyterian 'Church in Hensel'. Surviving besides her husband are one son Bert, on the homestead; five daughters, Mrs. Lorne Schrr,eider, •(Blanche) Strat- ford; Mrs. R. Stokes, '(Myrtle), Lon- don; Mrs. C. Priestap (Pearl), Mit- chell; Mrs. R. Cornish (Dorothy) Goderich; Mrs, Dave Moyer (Hazel) Parry Sound; two brothers, Thomas and John Hay, Cromarty, and three sisters, Mrs. Charles McDonald, Stratford; Mrs. James Watson, South Africa; Mrs. James Campbell, Kingston; Public funeral services largely attended were held from the Bonthron Funeral Home on Mon- day, Oct. 27th, :conducted- by the Rev. 5. B. Fox, her pastor, assisted by Rev. Norman McLeod, of St, An - FIRST OF THE SEASON EUCHRE & DANCE SEAFORTH COMMUNITY CENTRE FRIDAY, NOV. 7 8.30 P.M. Willowgrove Serenaders Orchestra Auspices •Seaforth W.I. Adm. 50c Ladies please bring sandwiches Lucky Lunch Ticket 12 N • months to pay for your coal down payment When you join... The Old Company's COALc CLUB Coal Club Seaforth Lumber Ltd PHONE 47 SEAFORTH QUICK et RELIEF Don't wheeze, gash, cough, fight for breath. Take. Templeton's RAZ -MAR Capsules, specially made to help asthma sufferers theylrworikregularly and enjoy long restful olghtsotsleep. 65c,51,35. a-53 DUBLIN SEAFORTH LIONS CLUB ANNUAL Dublin Continuation School The school gave a turkey dinner to all the Ursuline teachers on Oct- ober 21, St. Ursula's Day. Because we wanted to keep it a secret we had quite a few difficulties making announcements and stowing away packages that were obviously not books. Four of the seniors, Mary 'Catherine Stapleton, Marion Roach, Dotrohy Dillon and Joan Evans were chief cooks and had the novel ex- perience of getting into the convent kitchen. Judging from all the notes of appreciation we are sure that our teachers enjoyed the event even as much as we did, Field Day was held on Wednesday in spite of Monday's snow. Great en- thusiasm was shown by both teams, The baseball and girls' volley hall games were won by the Fighting Irish, Individual winners were Molly Malone—girls' running broad jump; Marion Roach, standing 'broad jump; Cyril Murray --pole vault: Jerry Eckert -75 -yard dash; Roy Maloney —boys' standing broad jump; Jerry Eckert—boys' running broad jump; and Ronald. Murray — boys' high jump. A few events have yet to be completed so the final results nre not known. Question: Who likes grapes? LIC. COMMUNITY CENTRE, SEAFORTH 8 P.M. SHARP FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31st STRATFORD SKATING CLUB Will Present a Programme of Fancy and Comic Skating PRIZES FOR. BEST COSTUME (BOYS,'GIRLS, ADULTS) FOR ICE RACING (BOYS, GIRLS) IN•GO`. UPSTAIRS — WHILE KIDDIES ARE SKATING 5c PER GAME. PAY AS YOU PLAY PRIZES — FOWL AND CASH BROO BALL GAME FeaturingLions Club Members - Free Candy for Children. Admission Free Year after year, more people buy Chevrolets because— "%' • • the lowest®prike The very fact that more people are buying Chevrolets than any other car proves that Chevrolet does offer more value than any other car. And the value's there for you to sec. In features like Body by Fisher — with world famous Unisteel construction. Jumbo -Drum 13rakes — for safer, smoother stops. Valve -in -Head Entine with the more efficient and economical design that's setting the industry trend. Simpler, smoother Powerglide Automatic Transmission5.These are a few of the fine - 1 _e in its field car features offered by Chevrolet in its field , .. and yet Chevrolet is the lowest - priced line in its field. That's why we say there's no value like Chevrolet value . and that's why buyer preference backs us up! Come in and see exactly how much more Chevrolet offers ..,, , and how much less you need to pay. *Combination of Powerglide automatic transmission and enho•pawerful votve.ln•heed engine optional on De luxe modals at extra cost. A General Motors Value MORE PEOPLE BUY CHEVROLETS THAN ANY OTHER CAR! C.11521 0 S H;AF OTORS