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QUICK QUAKER OATS
. 51b. bags 51 C
LIPTON'S CHICKEN NOODLE
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CATELLI SPAGHETTI
., 2 , 16 -oz pkg. 31 c
SUCCESS HEAVY DUTY
PASTE WAX 1b. tin 59c 1
CHEERY MORN INSTANT
COFFEE 6 oz Jar , 5 c
MONARCH FAMILY '
CAKE MIXES .. white or choc. 31 c
LENNOX FANCY
APPLESAUCE 2 15,0z 27 c
Smith's Superior Food Market
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McClure --At Scott Memorial Hospital
on Oot. 9th, to Mr. and Mrs. Walter
.McClure, RR 2 See.forth, a eon
McClure -At Scott Memorial Hospital
.on Oct. Dth. to Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mc-
Clure, RR 1 Seaford', a son
McCallum -At Scott Memorlal Hospi-
tal on Oct. 10th, to Mr. and Mm. Harold
McCollum, 8111 Watton, a daughter
.Schenck -At Scott Memorial Hospital
.on Oct. 11th, to Mr. and Mrs. David
Schenck, Seaforth, a son
Adair -At Scott Memorial Hospital on
Oct. 12th, to Mr. and Mrs. Sohn Adair,
Seaford', a son
Loomans-At Scott Memorial hospital
.on Oct. 13th, to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
Loomans, Dublin, a son
Fry -At Scott Memorial Hospital on
October 19, to Mr. and Mas. Donald
Fry,Seaford', a son
chicken barbeyue
WITH DANCE TO FOLLOW
Sponsored by C.O.V. Court
Constantine
at Constance
Friday, October 23
Supper 6-8. Adm. adults $1.50
Children 6-12 - 75c
Please get advance tickets
from members
WINTHROP
The helping Hand Mission
Band will meet on Saturday af-
ternoon, Oct. 17th, at 2 p.m„ iu
the church.
BAZAAR
Booths, Baking
Chances, Tea Room
WED., OCT. 21
2.30 P.M.
followed by
BINGO
DOOR PRIZES
9 P.M.
ST. COLUMBAN
PARISH HALL
TOWN TOPICS
Mr, and .Mrs, A, 3, Scott and 4
datrgllters, of Pointe- Claire, Que.,
spent Thanksgiving' at the home
of 111', and '4i's. James T. Scott,
Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Addison, ac-
companied by Mr, and Mrs, Ken
Hulley of Constance attended the
Tebbutt•Dean wedding at Guelph
last •Saturday.
Mr, and Mrs, Ernest Adams
and Miss Oneida Adams were
guests on •Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs, Lorne Lawson, Constance,
Mr, and Mrs, Earl Hawley of
Winthrop attended the funeral of
the late Mrs. W. 12cGuffin in Lon-
don last week. Mrs. McGufiin was
the beloved niece of Rev. and Mrs.
Livingstone.
Mr. and :Mss, Jos, Williams and
daughter Debora of Whitby and
Mr, Rou. Williams of Kitchener
spent the holiday with Mr. and
Mrs. Michael l`rilliams,
Mrs, Elliott Walters has been
visiting in Pointe Claire with her
daughter and soap-in,law, Mr, and
Mrs, A. J. Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. George Eaton
4uletly celebrated their 53rd wed-
ding anniversary on Saturday,
Cet, 10. Their slaughter and son-
111.law, Mr. and Mrs, Foster Ben-
nett were 30 years married _ on
the same day.
Dr. and Mrs, H. Bowers of
Stratford entertained Menke -
giving Day at Drunholm, their
summer cottage near Port Albert
as guests Mrs. G. B, Dormice,
Mrs, Ila Dorl'ance Mr, Stanley
Dorrance, ?Mr. and Mrs, Ernest
Adams and Miss Donelcla Adams,
Ray Hutchison and boa's, of
Woodstock, spent the weekend
with Mrs. Ellen Hannon.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hogg and
Mr, Bob Spooner of Collingwood
spent the weekend with Mt•, and
Mrs. Bedford Dnngey and 'family,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bingham,
Hamilton, were weekend guests
of Mrs, Ross Sproat,
Mr. and Mrs. Neville McMillan
and family of Pickering were
Thanksgiving visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. 9H, McMillan.
Mr. Andrew O'Leary, Toronto,
visited relatives over the week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Ford and fa-
mily- spent Thanksgiving with his
parents in Belleville.
Mrs. ,Earle Bell has returned to
Toronto after spending the sum-
mer at her home here.
Master John McConnell has
been a patient in the hospital.
Mr. Thomas Gemmell, RCAF.
Chatham, N.B. Is holidaying with
relatives.
Mr, and Mrs. J F. Eckert of
Sdmcoe spent the week end at
the home of (Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Eckert.
Mr. and Mrs. Len Gillespie and
Laurie, Toronto visited Mrs. Ca-
milla Ryan.
Misses Mary Lou Sills and Ruth
Silas, London, visited at their
home here.
Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Williams,
and Debbie, Whitby, visited Mr,
and MTS. M. Williams.
Mr. and Mrs, E. 5. Coffin, Tor.
onto, and Mr, and. MIS, 71 0, Mor-
ris acid family, Tillscnbur'g, viait-
etl over the weelt end with Mr.
Peter McIver,
Mr. Paul 1.lattome, Toronto,
spent Thanksgiving with Mr, and
Mrs. j. DeGroot,
Mr. and sirs. A, G. McCourt,
Michael and Diane spent the
weekend in North Bay,
Mr, and Mrs. 0, King, Sarnia,
were weelceud visitors of Xr. and
Mrs, John Ruston,
Mr. and Mrs, J. Eckert and
family, Ridgetown, spent • the
weekend with lir,- and 'Ml's. J.
Eckert.
Mr, and Mrs. R. S. Box and
Barbara spent the weekend In
Detroit,
GROUP TWO
The October meeting was held
at the home of Mrs, J. at, Scott
with an attendance of 26. Mrs.
Savauge opened the meeting -by
reading a resume of . the lite of
the writer of hymn 589, which
was then sung. lirs. Bryans read
the scripture lesson and Mrs.
Rowel lett in pra,yer. Roll call
was answered by giving a favorite
recipe. it was decided to hold a
bake sale at the November meet-
ing. Mrs, Michels gave a very in-
formative and entertaining talk
on her trip to Canada in 1951 and
her return trill in 1956. She also
spoke on conditions and customs
lis Germany where she grew up.
A tasty lunch was served by hiss
0. Thompson and -11's, Parke,
S.11iLFOITH WINS
On, Oct: Btli Seaforth won from
Goderich by 22 to 0 in a thigh
school football match at Goderich,
Touchdowns were scored by Bert
Dennis, Bob Buettenmiller, Bob
Govenloek and Bob Elliott. Ferg
Kelly got two converts. There
was one safety touch.
EGMONDVILLE
Mr. and Mrs. Verbakel and fam-
ily moved into the house which
they purchased last week from
Mr. Buhler of Bayfield. _lir. and
Mrs, Johnnie Blue and family re-
cently vacated these premises
when they moved into the home
recently purchased from Mrs.
Watson
KIPPEN
Visitors with Miss Mabelle
Whiteman on Thanksgiving were
Mrs. Amelia Whiteman and dau-
ghter. Mrs Casey Richards of
Birmingham Mich.
Anniversary services at St. An-
drew's United Church will be held
Sunday, Oct. 18 at 11 am and 7.30
pm. standard time. Guest epeak-
er will be Rev. R. Connor of Wal-
kerton.
Mrs. Jean Kyle, Clinton, Mr.
and Mrs. Don Kyle and Deborah
Jane, Zurich, Mr. & Mrs. Wilmer
McClinchey and Ruth, Varna,
spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and
Mrs. Emerson Kyle.
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Jones and
For any school grade--
an
rade--an unforgettable
CNR "educational tour"!
Modern history, geography, civics come
thrillingly alive for students and teachers
when they take a planned CNR train tour
to places such as Ottawa, Montreal,
Toronto, Quebec or Niagara Falls.
Teachers share the enjoyment with their
students. There are so many things 'to see. --
so many places to visit in each of these
cities -that a tour can be tailored to.
the needs of each class. A short listing
of some of the available tours is noted
below -there are dozens of others.
For the lower grades -from kindergarten
up -there is a CNR "train trip treat."
Perhaps as simple as a ride on a train
for a few miles into the country, a
classroom -in -the -open with a picnic lunch,
then the trip back to school.
Teachers and principals find it easy and
pleasant to plan a CNR "educational tour."
For full information,
apply to your local
Canadian National
ticket agent.
OTTAWA: Parliament Buildings, Royal Mint, National Archives, National
Museum . , .
MONTREAL: Mount Royal Park, Notre Dame Cathedral, McGill University, St,
Joseph's Oratory ..
QUEBEC: The Citadel, St.. Anne de Beaupre, Parliament Buildings, Plains of
"Abi'dham, Wolfe's`Cove .. .
TORONTO: Parliament Buildings, University of Toronto, Royal Ontario Museum,
Casa Loma...
NIAGARA FALLS: Whirlpool Rapids, Hydro Plant, Aerial Car ,QueenslonHeights .,,
HY TRAIN
DIAN NATIONAL
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bays, accompanied by Mr's. Pearl
Love and Wayne, Val'Ila, were
1 Stlllday guests of Mr, and .sirs,
Gordon Westlake and Mr, and
.firs. Thomas Westlake, Bayfield.
Mrs, 'V. L. Meths. accohnpalried.
by her mother, Mrs. 11. Gibson,
and a brother-in-law, Ml'. Thomas
Bourke of Wroxeter spent a, few
days in Grand Rapids, Mich., at
the home of a brother, air, 5, H,
Gibson.
Mr. and Mr's, Joe Le Gard, So-
san and Billy of Downsview spent
tale week end with her aunt and
uncle, Mr, and Mrs, N. Long.
On Oot. 12th Mrs. Harold Jones
entertained 25 relatives and
friends to a miscellaneous shower
In 1101101' 01 Marjorie Saral'ae, a
bride -elect of next Saturday. The
llouso was appropriately decorat-
ed with autnlnll Rowers, The gifts
were carried in by Elizabeth Dol,
chert, Kenneth and Urals Jones.
'1'lle address was react by Sharon
McBride.
VARNA
The 'Varna -Goshen YPIT are
presorting a minstrel show 011
Oct. 21 in the township hall,
Holiday visitors: Floyd M5As11,
Hamilton; Mr, and Mir. Douglas
Robinson, Toronto; Xr, and Mrs.
]''rank Hill, St. Catherines,
A group of 30 boy scouts from
London camped west of Varna
over the weekend, On Sund&7
they attended the United Clhuroh,
Next Sunday the United
Church will observe Layman's
Sundaywhen Robert o )et t Elliott of
Clinton will be guest speaker.
Turkey Supper
At Duff's Church„
McKillop
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 28
Admission $1.60, Children, 12
and under, 75c
Tickets available from member's
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