HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1959-08-13, Page 5TI -IE SEAP'OETI-I NEWS—Thursday, August 13, 1959
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Smith's Superior Food Market
SPECIALS
THUR.S,I' RI. SAT,, AUGUST 13-1446
JEWEL
SHORTENING 11b. pk. 2'7c
SALADA ORANGE PEKOE TEA
60's 73c
MIRACLE WHIP, 32 oz5cQ ..
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48 oz.
CLARK'S TOMATO JUICE .. 23c
SAICO FANCY
WHITER "TUNA 7 oz tin .355 c
ELI. MAR
PEANUT BUTTER .... 16 oz jar 35c
AYLMER CHOICE CREAM, STYLE
CORN 2 15 oz tins 25c
GOLDEN DEW
MARGARINE 2 lbs. 49c
A L LE N'S
APPLE JUICE ....2, 20 -oz tins 29c
FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES DAILY
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Our Twentieth
Serving Seaforth and District
SHOE REPAIRING — Prompt service or while you
watch. Miltonian Polishes in all shades. Shoe
laces in colors. Urethane Top Lifts for spike
heels, do not spread or chip or fray.
SUNBEAM BOY PROOF OXFORDS
for tough wear. Sizes 31/2. to 8.
PLAY PALS FOR CHILDREN
FOR SALE — Men's and Boys Oxfords
Official Boy Scout Oxfords, sizes 31/2 to 8
QUALITY MEN'S & BOYS WORK BOOTS
Jack Thompson
FOOTWEAR SERVICE
NORTHEAST SIDE OF MAIN ST., SEAFORTH
It isour business to give comfort and save you
money
COUPON VALUE $1.00
Valid until August 22, 1969
on purchase over $5.00
Your signature
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`Fine ...I'll send them right home”
Welcome words at meal -time!
Usually a phone call or two among the neigh-
bours rounds them up.
How many cold meals and frayed tempers and
moments of uneasiness have you been spared be-
cause your telephone was handy $... How many
,rsman-hunts"when'small ones have wandered off?
The telephone helps mdkeameighbourly commu-
nity—helps us all to live more securely, to get more
things done, more easily.
Yes, your telephone is a wonderfully low-cost,
wonderfully efficient servant.
THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA
TOWN TOPICS
Prey. Constable and ;vire, John
McDowell and son the o11 a
Month's camping trip in North-
ern Ontario.
Mr and Mrs. Jack Eisler Jr.,.
Cindy and Gary and Mr. owl
Mrs. Bedford 1)uugey and Brenda
spent the past week at WaSega
Beach and visited with lir, and
Mrs, James Hogg, Oollingwood.
John Van Rooijen 11as aaceePted
a p0sWon in the Toronto-Domin-
504 Bank.
:Philip Baldwin returned home
on Monday after spending six
weeks 'at Dryden, Out;
Mr, and Mrs. J. G•rummett
spent last week at Kincardine
Beach. They were accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Mirth of
Cookstown.
Mrs. Margaret Hutton, Kincas.
dine, will observe her 91st birth-
day on :Saturday, She is the mo.
ther of Mrs. J. Grummett.
Resent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs, Jahn Kellar were her broth-
er-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mars.
Wirt Linger, Richard and Aron,
and Mrs. Harry Harris, ell of
West Virginia. Mrs A. B. Mick
accompanied them here' to spend
the summer with her daughter.
Mr, 'and Mrs. Art Wright, Don-
ald and 'Douglas, hove returned'
home from a'vaoatfon lin :the
western provinces and Banff.
Mr, and Mrs. John Gallop, Tor-
onto, are visiting an town.
Mr. and 'Mrs, Charles Case and
family, Streetsvllle, were week
end visitors with Mrs, E. C, Case.
Mr. and Mrs, James IKelly and
Mary Margaret spent holidays at
lvridland last week.
Miss Donelda Adams who is.
holidaying In the Western Prov-
inces
rowinces is at present the guest 02
her brother and sister-in-law,
Cpl. and Mrs, K. T. Adams and
eonipnseg,
,,Gerald nand Michael, in Win-
,
Mrs, Christens Rowland and
Mrs. Duncan, Toronto, are visit-
ing Mr. and Mrs, Thos. Flynn.
Mr. :and Mrs. Neville McMillan
and children, Pickering, are hol-
idaying with 'Mr. and Mrs, J. M.
McMillian.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rivers
spent two weeks at Wasaga.
Mr, and Mrs. W. Oleery, Lon-
don, were visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. J. Cleary.
Mrs F. J. Bechely is spending
two weeks :at her cottage at Hay-
field.
ayfield. Mr, and Mss. 'Michael Bech-
ely, Toronto, 'are visiting his
mother.
Seaforth Highlanders Band at-
tended the rarest band tattoo on
Wednesday evening.
Mr: Peter 'McIver ds holidaying
at Ste. Anne de Beaupre this
week. Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Morris,
Tildsonburg, accompanied him.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Earle Hawley are
spending” a couple of weeks In
London.
Mrs. J. M. Doyle of Dorchester
has returned Biome after visiting
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. A. G. Kinnear and two
sons, Wayne and Paul of St. Oa.
therines are visiting at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Baker.
Mr: Gerald Jordan, Sarnia,
•spen•t last week with his 'aunt,
Mrs. Jean Fortune,
Mr. John Weber, Toronto, is
visiting friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. John Patterson •
and family .have returned from
Eugenia Palls where they spent
their vacation.
Mr. and Mss. Lawrence- Har -
back, Kitchener, were week end
visitors of Mr. •and.Airs. Clarence
Malone. .
STAFFA
The regular meeting of the
Staffs, W.I. was held in Staffa
hall with a good attendance. The
roll call was answered by a hob-
by for the farm woman. Mas.
Lloyd Sorsdahl and Mrs. Lloyd
Miller, oonveners, had charge of
the topic, Agriculture and -Can-
adian • Industries, and the .motto,
If you plant a seed of character
in the home, it will bloom in the
community. Plans were made
for a family .picnic to be .held in
Seeforth the 26th of August;
sports to start at (three and sup-
per et five o'clock. Current ev-
ents prepared 1by. Mrs. Ross
'Smale were given by Mrs. Sam
Norrie. Mrs. Art Kemp and Mrs.
John Templeman conducted a
couple of contests on Canada and
"music. Household 'hints were giv-
en by Mss, Jehn Drake. A short
report on the Institute,rally held
do Stratford was given by Mrs.
Tom Laing. Mies Romona Wor-
den one of the 4=H girds demon-
strated on tablecentres for the
different seasons of the year,
which we all enjoyed.
HULLETT
BURNS' . CHURCH PICNIC
On Tuesday, July 28, a ,very
successful picnic was bald at
Lions Park, :Seaforth, The wea-
ther was Ideal and sports were
keenly contested. Boys, 5 yrs.
and under, Gerald Riley, Larry
Flynn; girls, 5 yrs. and under,
Joan Hewett, Jeanette Riley;
boys 6-8 yrs., Barry MacDougald,
Donald' McGregor; .girls 6-8 yrs.,
Colleen Bell, Connie Hlowath;
boys 9-11, David Riley, Bruce
Hurley; girls 9-11, Jane Alblas,
Joan Moon; boys 12-14, Alec Mc -
Ewing, :Brian Bell; girls 12.14,
Bonnie Hall, Joyce Roe; young
ladies, Nancy Caldwell; young
men, Carman Riley, Douglas Bell,
married ladies, Mrs. Jim Howatt,
Mrs. Hugh Flynn; married men,
Jack McDening, Jim McBwing;
oldest lady, Miss Martha Leiper;
oldest man, Rev. Funge; football
in basket, Carman Riley; spot
walk, Mary Lou Roe; guessing
contest, Mrs. Jack Riley; 8 and
under, kick the slipper, Connie
Howett; 12 and under, Jane Al -
blas, 15 and under, Tommy Riley,
young ladies, Mary Lou Roe, men
Jim McISwing. There was a
peanut scramble for the • child-
ren.
EGMONDVILLE
Recent visitors with, lir. and
Mrs, • W111, Seotollmes' were Mr,.
and :Mrs. Oliver Yallop alhd son
Jim of Islington, Mr. and Alm,
James Black and Marilyn of Bel-
mont, Mr, and 9435. ,1'hom'as
Scotchmer, Jim and Lynn .O2
Guelph.
Mr. and'Mrs, Wm. Sootenter
were in Bayfield on Friday visit-
ing friends,
MI'. 'and Mrs, Reg. Joliffee of
London and NIr, and Ilirs. Doug.
Rec110 of Dublin visited on Tues.
day with Mr. land Mrs. Edward
Brown. The Vanetone family of
Hensen were week end visitors
at the same ::home,
Mrs. Reg. Clark was a ,reeont
visitor with Mrs. R, Dalrymple
and Charlie.
11VIrs, Thos. Barton has .moved
to Listowel:'
IWRIPTY IKIPPRNFITTHe
The fourth meeting of the
Thrifty ISttppenettes 4-H Garden
Club was held at the arcane of
Mrs. Rose Chapman on Aug. 3rd,
at 8.30 pre.; roll ca1I was enewer-
ed by 12 girls. Record books were
to be completed by Aug. 6 and
taken to either Mss. Chapman's
OT 'Mhos. Sinclair's before noon.
Achievement Day is to be Aug.
27th at 'Seaforth, District High
School. The leaders :gave out the
.programs and a sample quiz. Mrs,
,Sinolatr gave a demonstration on
trimming vegetables and Jean
MoNauglhton t01d the members
:now to give reasons when Judg-
ing vebetables. There will he an-
other meeting to prepare for the
demonstration at Achievement
Day. Home assignments are: 1.
Complete all garden records, 2,
second year members complete
garden reference file; fret and
second Year members epmplete
report ,pg garden reference file in,
member's pamphlet, 3, Write club
story, 4, Complete record book.
Meting Closed with. the National
A11thepn and 11111011 followed.
KIPPEN EAST
The Kipper East Women's In.
stitute will meet at the home 'of
9105, Robert Gemmell on August
19th at 8.30 p.m, The co -hostess
is Mrs, Charles Eyre. This is the
home economics program, The
roll call, My worst mistake in
cooking. The speaker will be
Mrs. Lan McAllister. Current
events, Mrs. W. Broadfoot and
,poem by 'bars, Arthur Finlayson.
Music, Mrs. Robert Gemmell,
Lunch committee, Mas. E. White-
house, Mrs, William Kyle, Marg-
aret McKay and Mrs. Glen Slav-
in.
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Joint Devotional Services
First Presbyterian and
Northside United
Congregations
In First
Presbyterian Church
REV, J. 0, BRITTON
Minister
lOa,m, Sunday Schools at their
respective Churches
11 A.M. "ON VACATION
WITH THE BIBLIO"
Music, solo, "Down from
Ills. Glory”
Guest soloist, Mr. Glen Lodge,
Goderich, Out,
Organist and Choir Leader
H. A. IiEMPSTER
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