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SPECIALS
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28 oz tin .
19c
-.AYLMER MINCEMEAT
24 oz cylindep..'ar 43c
-STUART,' HOUSE . ;,
.FOIL WRAP 12" x 25' 29C
LIBBY'S FANCY 27C
TOMATO JUICE 48 oz tin
DUNCAN HINES DELUXE Pljt
CAKE MIXES . 2 pkgs s iC
OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY
SAUCE WHOLE 27C
15 oz tin
WE NOW HAVE AVAILABLE
IMPORTED HOLLAND BULBS
' Top size in several colors
Tulips - Daffodils - Crocus -
Paper White Narcissus and Hyacinth
PHONE 12 WE DELIVER
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'"QUEEN'S BOUQUET"
DINNERWARE
DISCONTINUED !
We still have a small stock of
.this popular pattern. But -- BUY
TO -DAY — it will not last long I
SAVAUGE'S
Jewellery Gifts Fine China
Seaforth
Northside United Church
Services of Thanksgiving.
A warm welcome to all visitors
Worship 11 a.m.
Jr. Church School during wor-
ship period.
Sr. Church School 10 a.m. Clas-
ses for all children 9 years and
over.
Organist, Mrs. J. A. Stewart;
Choirmaster, Mr. J. A. Stewart;
Minister, Rev. .7. C. Britton, B,A..
NEW 1961 CHEV. BELAIRE SEDAN, a.t.&r.
1960- ENVOY SEDAN
1957 FORD COACH, A.T.
1955 CHEV. CONVERTIBLE
1955 CHEVROLET SEDAN, a.t.
1955 CONSUL SEDAN
1954 FORD COACH
1952 FORD CONVERTIBLE ,
NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED
Seaforth Motors
Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Sales & Service
11FITCHELL SEAFORTH
Phone G. Fawm 186 Phone 541
TOWN TOPICS
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ritehie
of Ashfield, and Mr. and Mra,
Ivan Forsyth returned home last
week after attending the Cana-
dian. Good Roads Convention at
Banff, Alberta, and also visited
relatives in Vancouver and Vict-
oria, B. C.
Mr. and Mrs, G, Boussey and
Bill are attending the wedding
of Mrs, Boussey's brother, Mr,
Belt Shaw, in Ottawa on Satur.
day, Mrs. Boussey will be mat-
ron of honor.
SEAFORTH WINS OPENER
Seaforth DHS won 7.0 over
Goderich in the first, football
game. The result is subject to a
possible protest, as designated
referees were absent. Seaforth
plays at Clinton Thursday after-
noon.
POST OFFICE
THANKSGIVING DAY
There will be no rural route
delivery. Only the evening mail
will be dispatched to Toronto,
London and Stratford districts,
The lobby will be open from 7
am, to 6.00 p.m. The general de-
livery wicket will be open from
12:00 noon to 1:00 p,m.
BORN
Reid — At Scott Memorial Hospital,
on Sept. 27th to Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Reid, RR 4 27th,
a son
Dennis — At Scot Memorial Hospital
on Sept. Oath, to Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Dennis, R R 1 Walton, a daughter
Geddes — At Scott Memorial Hospital
on Oct, 1st, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Geddes, Senforth, a son
PRESBYTERIAN W.M.S.
The Senior WMS of First Pres-
byterian Church held their thank -
offering meeting in the church
on Tuesday, Sept. 21. Miss Camp-
bell opened the meeting with a
reading, Let us be thankful. Miss
J essie Fraiser read the scripture.
Mrs. Russell gave a reading on
thanksgiving customs, Mrs. Mc-,
Gregor and Miss Hattie Murray
received the offering. Mrs. Cairns
favored us with a beautiful solo,
accompanied on the piano by
Mrs. Geddes. Mrs, Elder introduc-
ed the guest speaker, Mrs. Mc-
Clure from Milverton, who gave
a very inspiring address, on the
need of workers, saying there
was no hunger for God in the
world of today. Mrs. Bell thanked
the speaker. Mrs. J. W. Thomp.
son closed the meeting with
prayer. The ladies served a deli-
cious lunch and a social half
hour was spent.
St. Thomas' Anglican Church
8.30 a,m., Corporate Commun-
ion for all men of the Church.
11 a.m.; The Rite of Confirma-
tion.
The Right Reverend Harold G.
Appleyard,. M.C., B,A., D.D.,
(Bishop of Georgian Bay) will
address the men, and will also
conduct the service of Confirma-
tion.
First
Presbyterian Church
Minister
REV. D. LESLIE ELDER,
11 a,m.
Harvest Thanksgiving Service
Sermon: True Thanksgiving
Solo:'- "The -Good Shepherd"
Mrs. Donald Overholt
Nursery School for children up
to 3 years meets during the morn-
ing worship.
_ 7 p,m,
Service of Intercession
and Prayer
Sermon:
PREVAILING PRAYER
The Moderator of the General
Assembly has called for special
prayers in view of the present
world situation.
The evening service will be
held in the Church Hall.
AT
LOOK AHEAD'
...buy 1961,
CANADA
SAVINGS
BONDS :.
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THE BANK THAT LOOKS AHEAD
BANK
W. C. MOORE, Manager - Seaforth Branch
CONSTANCE
Miss Muriel Dale of Brampton
was a weekend visitor with her
Parents, Mr, and Mrs. Verne Dale
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley and
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Riley spent the
weekend with Mr, and Mrs, R.
Woods and Debbie of Ajax,
Mr, Wm. Dale, last Saturday,
Sept. 10th attended and judged
the horses at the Kitchener Wa-
terloo Exhibition,
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mn.sWm. Jowitt were Mr. and
Mrs, John Jewitt, Carol and Judy,
Mr, and Mrs. Bill Dowiion and
Brenda of Varna, and Mr. and
Mrs. Dennis Jewitt and Kathleen
of Goderich,
Friends of _Mr. Robt. Jamieson
will be pleased to learn he was
able • to return home op Tuesday
from St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon-
don, where he had been a patient.
for the past two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Taylor
and Mr. Will Taylor (Oakland,
California) visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Dodds of Lon-
don and also visited with Mr. R.
Jamieson. a patient in St. Jos-
eph's Hospital,
Mrs. Frank Van der Molan and
Paul, after spending the past two
weeks with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, W. L. Whyte, returned home
to Kitchener with Mr. Van der
Molan and brother Marvin,
C.G.I.T. Notes
The Constanettes C,G,I,T. held
their opening meeting this Fall
at the home of Miss Joyce Brown
with all members present. Miss
Mary MacGregor, President for
last year, opened the meeting
and conducted business matters.
Mrs. B. Brown, leader for the
past year conducting the worsh-
ip service. Miss Margaret Mac-
Gregor reading the scripture
from John 14: 81-35, Mrs. Brown
gave a paper on the "New Com-
mandment with Love' for one
another", followed with prayer
by Miss Mary McIlwain.
Balloting for election of Offi-
cers took place as follows: Pres„
Margaret MacGregor; Vice Pres.,
Janice Jewitt; Sec., Linda Nott;
Treas., Mary Buchanan; pianist,
Glenyce Jewitt and Joyce Brown
alternately, Mrs. Reg, Lawson.
will be the leader for the coming
year. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Miss Janice
Jewitt, Thursday evening at 7.80.
Bride-to-be Showered
Tuesday evening in the base-
ment of the Constance United
Church friends and neighbours of
Miss Marjorie Hoggart assem-
bled to shower her prior to her
marriage to Mr. Paul McMaster,
The room was tastefully decorat-
ed with pink and white ribbons,
balloons and baskets of beauti-
ful fall flowers as well as three
chairs decorated for the occasion
and Marjorie, her mother, Mrs.
George Hoggart and her sister
Laura were asked to be seated
and corsages were pinned on the
guests of honour.
Mrs. Ken Hulley acted as
hairlady for the evening and
tarred with a grand opening of
everal suitable songs assisted
y' Mrs. Wm. Jewitt��.o,� piano.
rea"diiig• Wks gr Mary
Buchanan entitled 'H .;, ' o pre -
sib a Husband", after which
soh made a drawing on paper,
ith the ,lights out, of a gar with
he intended bride 'anal groom,
his was given to the guest of
onour.
A recipe book was compiled
nd presented.
The highlight' of the 'evening
was a mock wedding performed
y the following: The bride, Jan-
e Jewitt; groom, Mrs. Wm,
ewitt; bridesmaid, Judy, Thomp.
on; . best man, , M`r'sf 'rwilmer
lousher; father ofti ire, Mrs.
arvey Taylor; "minisHr, Mrs.
obt. Dalton, assisted at the pi -
no by Mrs. Frank Riley, Mrs.
ilmer Glousher read alt,address
nd gifts from the surrounding
ea were presented to Marjorie
y Mrs. Robt, Dalton. The gifts
ere opened and verses read by
arjorie, assisted by her, sister,
aura, while Mrs. Hoggart made
a hat from 'the riblioas and
ws Marjorie thanked every -
e and invited them to her
ousseau' tea at the' homer of her
rentsening:, Saturday afternoon- and
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' WEBSTER—BURNS
A very pretty summer wedding
was solemnized August 19 at the
home . of Mr. and Mrs. John
Burns, Meaford, when their only
daughter, Ruth Marlyn, became
the bride of Douglas Dorrance
Webster, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon E. Webster, Toronto and
grandson of Mrs. Mary Dorrance
of Seaforth.
The bride wore a white satin
wedding dress with satin pill -box
headdress and finger-tip veil. Her
bridal bouquet contained white
roses and stephanotis and she
wore the groom's gift, a necklace
of pearls. The bridesmaid was
Miss Ruth Gustafson of Toronto
who wore an ankle -length dress
of blue organza with pill -box
headdress of yellow mums and
tulle and carried a bouquet of
yellow mumsThe groom. was at-
tended by Mr. Victor Clayton of
Toronto, who was a school chum
of Mr. Webster,
The bride entered the living -
room on the arm of her father
to the strains of the wedding
march played by the bride's aunt,
Mrs. Allan Burnt of Owen Sound.
The soloist was Mrs, Jean
Kearns of Meaford who sang "A
wedding Prayer". The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Ford
of Hamilton, a former pastor and
personal friend of the Burns fam-
ily, Mr, Robert Burns, the bride's
brother greeted the guests as
they arrived, The house was very
tastefully decorated with white
gladiolus, The bride's mother
wore a gown of navy taffeta with
hat to match and corsage of pink
roses. The groom's mother was
attired in blue printed dress and
blue liat With corsage bf pink.
roses. The bride's paternal grand -
Mother, Mrs. J, Burns, Sr., was
able to be present wearing
navy blue and corsage of white
mums, The groom's maternal
grandmother, Mrs, Mary Dor-
rance of Seafortk was present,
wearing a pale green printed
dress with corsage of white
mums.
After the guests had greeted
the bridal couple a very delicious
wedding supper was served by
severalt o '
of h bride's l e s relatives
and girl friends. The wedding
cake was made by the bride's
aunt Mrs, Landry of Thprnton.
Mr. and Mrs. Webster left on a
gsr
andtrip North throuChentralEaUnitedtern OntaStatesio,
the bride travelling in a gold, 001•
or costume with matching hat
and black accessories.
Guests to the number of 50
were ,present from Owen' Sound,
Beamsville, Seaforth, Oshawa,
Thornton, Meaford and Toronto,
Mr. and Mrs. Webster will reside
in Toronto,
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