The Seaforth News, 1960-09-22, Page 5T1110 S16AFOR'1'II NEWS -- Thursday, September 22, 1660
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It's Schneider Festival Time
So stock up on these Values now
Special Thera Fa Sat., Sept, 22 - 23 - 24
Schneider's Country Style
SAUSAGE 1Ib...,,,,,,.4 e
One lb. packages
WEINERS
Packaged Rindless Bacon
1/21b 2 pkgs for
49c
69e
MINCED HAM
1 lb
c
Crispy Crust
SHORTENING
Crispy Crest
LARD
2 lbs. 4.' , c
2lb 43e
Baby Rolls of
CHEESE 1/21b
Schneider's
Canned Hams
1/2 lb tin
$L49
Schneider's Picnic Pork
Shoulder 11/2 lb tin 1,01
Crown Brand
CORN SYRUP 2 lb tin e
Instant or Quick
QUAKER OATS large box 39e
ALLSWEET MARGARINE
1 lb
e
CARNATION MILK
2 large tins
PHONE 12
KIPPEN
\Ir. and Mrs. Ross Forrest ac-
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Wm -
Forrest of Hensall were in Toron-
to Saturday attending the Scott..
Glen Nuptials.
"Trousseau Tea"
On Friday evening Sept. 16 at
the home of Mrs. Lloyd Cooper 30
friends and relatives attended a
surprise kitchen shower for 'Miss
Barbara Evans of 'Cranbrook,
bride -elect of October. Mrs. Ken-
neth Parke gave a reading "Tell
me Why", Miss Marjorie Turner
favored with a song and Nancy
Consitt conducted a contest. The
address was read by Miss Marion
Turner after which many useful
gifts were presented to Barbara.
28c
WE DTT,IVER
orearrasor
Barbara thanked everyone for
such lovely gifts and invited all
to her tea, A dainty lunch follow-
ed.
Mr. and MTS. Edgar Wahl of
Listowel were Sunday evening
guests of MT. and Mrs. Norman
Dickert.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Mollis vis-
ited Sunday with the latter's
mother, 'Mrs. Rachel Gibson sof
Wroxeter.
Sympathy is extended Miss
Rena Stephenson in the loss of
her brother the late Herbert Ste-
phenson of the Parr Lime.
We are pleased in reporting that
Mr. Edgar McBride is resting com-
fortably in St. Joseph's hospital,
London,
ST F, 14
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Stores in Seaforth close for the Fair on Friday
this week from. 1 to 4 p.nl.,, and will be open until
6.30 p.m.
, Also stores will close at 9 pan. on Saturday nights
during October, November and December.
(Signed) MERCHANTS COMMITTEE
TOWN. TOPICS
Sven \'Ieauwisse, voterinury,
Gott+rich St„ has rented the reed -
denim at the east side of the town
owned by the hospital board,
Misses Nancy Nott, Kitchener,
Sally Nott and Liz Lennox, Lon.
(ton, spout the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Nett.
Mre, F. L. liutehinge of Cyp-
ress, Calif„ who spout two weeks
visiting ler brothers and Misters,
left on 1'httrsday from Loudon bY
plane tot' her home,
Mr, and Mrs. J. J. Collins of
Snyder, N.Y., are the guests .of
Mrs. Jean Fortune this week,
John Van Roolien has been
transferred to the Baden branch
or the Toronto -Dominion Ha'nlc,
where he went on 5.rednesclay.
J.tev, and Mrs, J. C. Britton at-
tended the funeral of the former's
uncle, Mr. John Wilkinson of
Warwick on Saturday.
Miss Donelda Adams attended
the teachers' convention la Lon-
don on Friday and spent the week
end with friends in St, Themes.
Mr, and Mrs, Russell Sweat
spout the week. enol with relatives
at Fergus.
CROMARTY
Mr. and Mrs, W. 14. Brooks of
Brampton, Brent and Owen are
holidaying this weep: at the home
eL' her parents, Mr. and Mrs, John
Hocking,
Messrs. Murray Finlayson, Gary
Quante, Gordon Coeiquhoun, Larry
Gardiner, Harold Nairn and Jim
Hocking left on Saturday for a
two weeks tooter trip. to the wes-
tern provinces.
Mrs, M. Moughton visited on
Wednesday with Mrs, Helen Dal-
rymple, Clinton. She was accom-
panied by Mrs. Sadie Scott, Mrs,
George Wallace and Miss Olive
Speen who visited with Mr. and
Mrs, Elmer Colquhoun,
'Ir. and Mrs, Robert Dodds
spent the week end with their
daughter and son-iu-low, Mr, and
Mrs, Riley in St. Thomas.
Misses Margaret Ann Wallace
and Alice Walker were among the
high school students who attend-
ed the Shakespearian festival in
Stratford on Thursday night.
Mfrs, Sadie Scott, Mrs. George
Wallace, Mrs. Jessie Hamilton,
Mfrs. Rob IIa'ntilton, Mrs. Wilbur
Miller, Mrs. Sam McCurdy, Mrs.
T, L, Scott and Mrs, Horton Mc-
Dougall were guests at a shower
on ,Saturday at the home of Mrs.
Inez MORoberts at Luau, held do
honor et Miss Carol Kennedy of
London whose marriage to TOOT.
Malcolm Lomond of Liman is an
event of October 1st.
Mr, and Mrs', Lloyd Sorsclahl
and daughter Connie returned
home on Wednesday after visiting
tor a few weeks with relatives In
the western provinces.
'Many relatives from this dist-
rict ,attended the funeral of the
late Mrs, Matthew Routley at the
Marriott funeral home in St.
Marys on Monday,
;Mr. Lloyd Sorsalahl attended
the annual Presbyterian Mens'
Conference which was held at
Keswick, Muskoka,
The regular meeting of the
Ladies Aid Society was held at
the home of the president, Mrs.
\Hill Miller who opened the meet-
ing with a poem "What Then,"
Devotions were led by Mas, Eldon
Allen. Reports were given by the
secretary and the treasurer and
many items of business were dis-
cussed. ,Committees were appoint-
ed to make arrangements for a
turkey supper to be held near the
end of October. Program and
Much committees for next meet-
ing were appointed. Mrs. Robert
Laing gave a reading and the
meeting closed with prayer. A
dainty lunch was served by the
hostess, assisted by Ivies, Harper
and 'Mas, M, Dow,
The September meeting ,of
Roy's Church WMIS and WA. was
held at the hone of '.Mars. Calvin
Christie. Mrs, Harvey Dow pre-
sided and opened the meeting
with a poem "Be Silent." Mrs,
Norman Dow used the twenty-
third psalm for scriipture lesson
and 'meditation, Mas. John Hock-
ing led in prayer. 'Mrs. H. Dow
and Mrs, J. Hocking were appoin-
ted program committee for the
October meeting which will be
,held at the home of Mrs. Cr. Neil.
The west section Sectional meet-
ing will he held at Mt. Pleasant
on Oct. 28, A family night sup-
per was planned for Oct, 8th.
Mrs, Andrew Christie gave cur-
rent events and the topic was
taken by Mrs, Elmer ,Dow who
Warren hock hail mixed feel-
ings when this picture was
snapped. He had just learned
that he had won first prize for
his pigs in the under 100 lb.
class, but he was fooling badly
because his 0 -months -old fox
terrier had slipped the leash
and disappeared during dog
judging, 1t was found that
night, however. Warren is the
sou of Mr. and Mrs, George
Rock, and c1 1)111(11 of Manley
school, of which Miss Joan
McLaughlin is teacher
finished the study or Africa Dis-
turbed, Mrs. Murray Christie
read an article on the work of
Mies Elizabeth McColgan who is
their missionary Lor prayer. lire.
Dow closed the meeting with
prayer,
BAYFIELD
Mr. and Mfrs. Cr. L. Kennedy
left on Monday for Toronto after
vacationing at the "Little Inn",
Misses Jackie, Judy and Vicki
eluti', Loudon, spent the week-
end at their home,
Mrs, Russell Cox and three
children left last week for Cal-
gary,
algary, Alberta, after spending a
month with her father T. W.
Castle.
Mrs, Ronald Coleman, London,
was with her mother, Mrs, T. W.
Castle from Friday to Sunday.
Mrs. Adam Flowers lett on
Monday to visit relatives at New
York.
Mrs. Gordon 'Cameron, Toronto,
is visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs.
John Cameron,
.Mfrs.
Walter after \V . • es 1 take left last
week by plane to visit her sons
Wm. and Garfield at British Co-
lumbia,
Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Pfaff and
son Mark, Windsor, were at their
home over the weekend.
.Mr. and Mrs. Charles Guest of
Toronto are spending it few days
at their cottage,
Mrs. H. Bauer and son Tom, of
Waterl000 were at their cottage
over the weekend,
Miss Shirley Brandon, Essex,
event the weekend with her father
Harold 'Brandon,
Mrs, 13. Austin Mitchell, is
spending a few days with her
daughter, Mrs. J. 17, Hovey.
The ladies Guild of Trinity
Angliean Church met on Tuesday
evening at the home of Miss Be• -
the na Sturg,eon, 'I'la. president,
Mrs. Percy M'estntl opened the
meeting refill the Lord's Prayer
followed by the creed, Ten mem-
bers auewutad the roll ea11, hot
lowing the minutes of the Aug-
ust meeting the rector Rev. E, .2,
Ibarrieon closed the treating with
prayer, A social hour was spent.
The October meeting is to be
held at the home of 'urs. 11, 11,
Bryant.
Dr, and Mrs A. Chapman, of De-
troit are at their cottage for a
few days,
BRUCEFIELD
The WA held their first meeting
of the fall on Tuesday, Sept. 6th.
Miss Margaret McQueen was at
the piano, Miss M. Swan and Mrs,
L. Wilson conducted the devotion.
al period. Mrs, W. Broadfoot then.
'book the chair. The secretary's
report was given by Mrs. Tebeb•
ner and Mr's 11. Taylor the treas-
urer's report. Thankyen and sync_
patsy cards were read by Airs.
I3erry from Mr, Snelling. Mrs. M.
Pinkney, Mrs A, Mustard, Mrs.
R. Allen, Mrs Iiaugh, Mrs. Stack•
house Mrs, G. Elliott, Mrs. C1iM-
ten, The offering was received bY
Mrs, L. Eyre. A letter was read
by Mrs, Broadfoot in connection
with a supper "Fun with Food."
It will be discussed at the Octo-
ber meeting. The date of the an-
nual bazaar was set for Saturday,
Nov. 5th at 2.30. Mrs. G, Graham
and Mrs. Jno. Ailconhoacl will
have charge of the clevntional
exercises for Oct„ Nov.and Ue('.
Cream 4 will be in charge of the
Oct. meeting. Group 3 had charge
of the program and served lunch.
Mr, and Mrs. Ross Scott are vi-
siting with their daughter, firs.
L. Rushcall and family In Winni-
peg.
A large number of ladies atten-
ded the ehoi'er and trousseau tea
et Miss Catherine McGregor.
Mr. and Airs, John A, McEwen
have moved to their new home in
the village. We welcome them to
Brucefleld.
The sympathy of the commun-
ity' is extended to Mr, Robert
Watson and family In the death
of Mrs. Watson on 'Monday.
We are sorry to report that Mr.
Arthur Chapman suffered a
stroke.
Mrs. H. Berry received word
that her brother, \V, Lawson
Smith of Seattle, Wash,, had suf-
fered a heavy stroke and passed
away.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Paterson atten-
ded the wedding of tier niece,
Miss D. Shalace, in London on
Saturday,
VARNA
Anniversary Services will be
held in the United Church nest
Sunday, Sept, 25, at 11 a.m, and
7.30 p.m, Rev. Mr, Johnston of
Brucefiebd will be the guest min-
ister. Special music will be sup-
plied by the choir, also a quartet
in the evening from the Blake
Mennonite Chtta'ch,
A number of the High School
students attended the ,Stratford
Shakespeare Festival last Friday
aftern eon.
BETHEL
UNITED CHURCH
ANNIVERSARY
5E RVICES'
SUNDAY, SEPT. 25th
Services at 11 a.m. - 7.30 p.m.
Guest Preacher:
Rev. Henry Funge, Londesboro
Music by the choir
Everyone welcome
EGMONDVILLE UNITED CHURCH
125th Anniversary
•
will be observed on
Sunday, September 25th
Guest speaker for both the 11 and 7.30 services
will be the Rev. Harold J. Snell 13,A„ of
Riverside United Church, London
Anniversary supper will be held in the church
parlors on Wednesday Sept. 2Sth
beginning at 5 p.m.
Admission: Adults 1.25. Children 75c
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ID4 Y - SEPT. 22 23 m
EVENING
Two Local and Professional Talent
Sensational Programmes
Friday Evening
-- DANCING --
TO STEW AND HIS COLLEGIANS
10 to 1 a.m.
Holstein -- Jersey -- Hereford
Other Cattle Classes
Pigs -' Sheep
Harness Racing
Horses
Outstanding Vegetable, Fruit, Ladies' Depart -
Merit, Elementary and High School Indoor
Displays
OItOF' ItT'F'�Itl'
The beau yields are likely to be
u+u bushels less than 1250, but
will likely be on the average. BO'
eaten, of moisture coldittone the
f u'nnis are still having cllifleulty
seeding full wheat. iterent rattle
have been it hello to pastures.
Penny Sale
Sponsored by Dublin Catholic
Wnnteu's League, displayed in
Box Furniture Store, Seaforth,
from Sept. 17 10 Sept, dist, and
in Friend & Windham Store in
Dublin from Sept, 21 to Sept, 24.
DRAW to be held In St. Patrick's
Church Hall, Dublin
on SEPT. 27t1i
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SHOWER
For Mr. and Mrs. Boll Doerr
(Marilyn 5111it,is)
Friday, Sept. 23
In Brodhaeeen Community Hall
Everybody welcome
Ladies please bring lunch
DAN .a
Sponsored by L.O.B.A,
Friday, Sept. 30
I \' ORANGE IIAI.L
Admission fine
Lurch counter in hall
Everyone Welcome
LARONE'S
SEF S at the }AIR
For Gifts, Gift Wrappings, and a
Complete Assortment of Cards by
Rustcraft and Coutts
(`HECK OVER
OUR COMPLETE
ASSORTMENT OF
Children's
Winter
Wear
SNOW SUITS
JACKETS
CAR COATS
ETC.
LA t,, ONE'S
SEAFO rT q;T5c to %A STORE
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NOTICE OF POWER
NTE ' ' IPTION
(Weather permitting)
Sirnday, Sept. 25111
FROM 8 A.M. TO 10 A.M.
Daylight Saving Time
AREA AFFECTED
Market Street, High Street, Huron St.. Sparling St.
Jarvis St. from John to CNR tracks
West side of Main St. from Smyth Shoe Store
to• CNR tracks
South side of Goderieh St. from Sparling St.
to westerly limits
Your co-operation is requested
SEAFORTII PI'RLIC UTILITY C: (IMMTSSION
I'. tiling, Chairman R. J. ilorisse}'. Manager
Visit It To—night mid ala- 'rorro uv
A IR
• TWO CHAMPIONSHIP SHOWS
• COUNTY• WIDE COMPETITIONS
• 4-H SWEEPSTAKES COMPETITION
• EDUCATIONAL EXHISITS
4 --FI Achievement Day
Five Clubs Taking Part
HURON COUNTY FARM YOUTH WILL PARTICIPATE
IN THE COUNTY'S ONLY JUNIOR FAIR I
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COLORED PHOTOGRAPHIC
COMPETITION
9 CLASSES for 2"x2" Unmounted COLORED SLIDES
1, Permanent sign on grounds ((troy ising Fair.
2. Any new structure on grounds built. in 1060,
0, General picture of grounds on Fair day, may be aerial,
4, Junior or 4-H Club exhibit --not livestock.
5. Livestock---4-II or regular classes,
7. Interior General Exhibits Building,
8. Baking Show. 0. Flower Show.
ADULTS 500 -- CHILDREN 25o CARS 25o
ELEMENTARY School Children in Parade FREE
R. E. MoMILLAN, Pres, R. JAS. WALLACE, Secretary
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