HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1962-09-13, Page 5THE SEAFORTH NEWS. Thursday Benilumber Di, 1962•--5
SMUTSSUPERIOR
Food Market
CLARK'S BEANS WITH
20 -oz. PORK � Q . tins57e
LUSHUS JELLY POWDERS
3 pkgs. Aille
BETTY CROCKER CAKE
MIXES 2 k.s. 67e
p g
(White, Devil's Food or Toffee Swirl)
HEINZ NEW PACK
KETCHUP2 11 -oz. btls. 45c
HEINZ FANCY TOMATO t
JUICE 48 oz. tin MR;
Garden Patch Choice Kernel G�
Corn 2 14 -oz. tins tGI9(,
SOUTH AFRICAN JUI1 ? A t+
ORANGES dozen 'WU
CELERY HEARTS 19e
Bunch
JUMBO CANTELOUPES
Each —
BORN
Maloney — At Scott Memorial
Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Maloney, Seaforth, on September
5, a daughter.
Ives — At Scott Memorial Hos-
pital, on Sept. 6, to Mr, and Mrs.
Donald Ives, r.r. 2 Clinton, a son.
McSllerrY — At Scott Memorial
Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Jerome
Mc5berry, RCAF, Clinton, on
Sept. 8, a daughter.
Dale — At Scott Memorial Hos-
pital to Mr. and Mrs. Carman
Dale, r,r. 4 Clinotn, on Sept. 9, a
daughter.
Van Hevel — At Scott Memor-
ial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs,
Frank Van Hevel, .r,r, 1 Bornholm
on Sept. 5, twin sons.
Ducharme — At. Scott Memorial
Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. James
Duoharme, r.r, 2 Dublin on Sept.
12, a son.
Coutts --Earle and Jean Coutts,
Islington, are happy to announce
the arrival of their baby girl,
Carol Ann, Sept. 4. A sister for
Ricky and Robbie.
Seaforth Lions Club Fourth Annual
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1962
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TOWN TOPICS
Rev. J. Lire 1100 Airs. Stewart
011 Tuesday atteeded the funeral
of the former's cousin, Mrs, Geo.
Wilson, at tladerieit.
Rev. .1, tiro and !tire. Stewart
recoutly visited Mr, and Mrs.
Arthur Cox and daughter, Laurel,
at Capetown.
Mr. and Mrs. John 16. Butt of
Flint, Mich., were recent visitors
with Mrs. W. E, Butt alai other.
relatives, Mrs. Butt returned to
Flint with them for the week-eud.
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Schubert of
Ottawa are guests of Mrs, John
A, McGregor and Mrs, W. E, Butt.
Mr. Kelso Adame of 'Winnipeg
le visiting with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Ernest Adams and sta-
ter. Donelde.
Mrs. Raymond St. Germain and
son Roger of St. 17ustache, Que„
were guests of Mrs. W. W. Mor.
row, who returned Monte with
thein.
Miss Sharon Hothain of the
teaching staff of Ktug Hdward
School, Brantford, has received
word that she had passed her
course in Philosophy 20 which she
attended at summer school at
Western,
1962 CHEVROLET SEDAN, A. -T.
1958 FORD COACH
1957 FORD SEDAN
1957 METEOR COACH
1955 Chevrolet 1%2 ton Pickup
ECONOMY SPECIALS
1954 Plymouth Sedan ......... .................. 100.00
1958 FORD SEDAN . , , 100.00
1952 CHEVROLET COACH 100,00
I'.O REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED
Seaforth Motors
Chevrolet -Oldsmobile
MITCHELL
Phone G. Fawm 186
Sales & Service
SEAFORTH
Phone 641
CROMARTY
Miss Margaret Ann VW'allaoe has
gone to London to take a nurses'
assistant training course; Miss
Carol Howe is attending Wells
Academy in London, Miss Carol
Ann Dow, Bruce Dow and Peter
Zankowski, Stewart Dow, Ronnie
Christie and Barbara Gardiner
have entered Mitchell District
High School. Mr. Wayne Coleman
is attending Beal Technical
School in London.
Mr. Robert tlardlner left by
plane from t'rwnlin airport, on
Thursday (in tl bu511108s trap to
Edmuntou,
1,lr. and Mrs, Alexa Ramsey
spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. Janice( Itanlsey at l:,lstewei.
Mr, and Mrs. Will Hamilton
visited reoeutly with their daugh-
ter and son-in-law., Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson Huttkia iu Teeswater.
Mr, and Mrs. Carlyle Meikle
visited last week with relatives
at Jamestown, New 'York.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laing and
Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Laing were
Mesta at the Cleland -Jefferson
wedding which took place in Beth-
el United Church, Mauro on Sat-
urday.
Several friends from this com-
munity attended the reception
for Mr, and Mrs. Eric Macintosh
1n Seaforth on Friday night,
Nir, and Airs, Alex. Walker and
Kimberly visited on Sunday with
Air. and Mrs. Robert Hulley and
family, SVinthroe.
Mr, Frank Routly and Mr. Alex.
Crago of Kirkton and Mr. W. J.
Routly, =ravine vlsited on Sat-
urday evening with Mr. and Mrs,
K. MoKellar.
Mr. Wnt. Wrangler of Wingham
visited on Friday with Mr. and
Mrs, George Wallace,
SWINE CLUB
The September meeting at Sea -
forth 4-H Swine Club was held at
the farm of Gordan Fannie on
September 10111. A class of York-
shire
orkshire sows wus judged and reas-
ons given on the class, Ken
Papple demonstrated how to
show their 4•H gilt an Achieve-
ment Day at ,Seaforth Fair. Ivan
Howatt thanked Mr. Dapple for
(illi tt ini them to his form. Tom
I'alaple thanked Airs. Pe pie lar
the Lovely (hush.
BLAKE
Sunday evening' visitors with.
Mr. Harold Flulay,. Jim and 'Mar -
gent
ar-
garnt were Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Uingerich of Blake.
Last week the pupils of the
Blake school elected their Junior
Red Cross leaders: President is
Pearl Ann Erb vice president
Yvonne Oingetich; treasurer, Liu
da Ceech, and secretary, Dolores
Gingerich.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Erb and
fatally entertained the Mennonite
Young People at a social hour 111
Sunday evening.
Mr. Harold Finlay, JIiu and
Margaret visited with Mr. told
Mrs, Harold Hendrick and Elaine
of Dashwood,
Mr, Frank Fillingham of New
Liskeard spent a fete days with
friends of this vicinity.
VARNA
Mr. Roy Dunkin of Toronto, a
former resident of Stanley nailed'
on friends in this vicinity last
week.
Word was received last week of
the death of Mrs, William Dennis-
on of Thamestord, a former resid-
ent of the village.
Quite a number tram here at-
tended the anniversary services
in Goshen United Church on Sure
day last.
The sympathy of this commun-
ity goes out to the family of the
late Mrs. Eva Stephenson.
Mrs. Fred McClymont visited
relatives in Toronto last week.
Rev, Mr. Funge of Londesboro
will have lelurrgr' of tho services
in Varna and Geshan Churellos
next Sunday.
KIPPEN EAST
The'September
meeting
of Kip -
pea
t rpen
East V. 1 'wilt be .held at SS
No. 10 Tnekr rsrtlitll 1111 W dues•
day, Sept. 19, at e,90 pan., with
Mrs, Russell lirurk and Mrs.
1'c'rr) Barris as hostesses. Roll
rail is to lei the e'red by naming
r Canadian impart and export.
Mrs Ken Mm1<ay will supply mus-
ic, Mr. Gordon McGavin of Wal-
ton will ,(tow his pictures of
Russia. Contest by Mrs, Robert
Bell and current events by Mrs.
James Drummond. Lunch commit-
tee is Mrs. Ken McKay, firs. Win-
ston Workman Mrs, Art Finlay-
son. Mrs. (tarry Caldwell. -
ST. THOMAS W.A.
SL Thomas' W. A. ladies met
Tuesday, Sept. 4th at the parish
(tali for the first meeting after
the summer vacation. Mrs. Ate.
Gavin presided. The meeting op-
ened with the reading Corinthi-
ans, 1st chap., 10th verse, follow-
ed by the Litany, prayer for after
the holiday, member's prayer and
the Lord's Prayer. Roll call with
ten members present. The secre-
tary read the June minutes. An
invitation to the Barbara Kirk-
man meeting for Sept, 25th was
read and accepted. Three sick
boxes were sent out during vaca-
tion. Treasurer's report was read
and adopted, Mrs. Donaldson mov-
ed and Mrs. Netzke, seconded.
Miss Parke is ordering six doz.
calendars. Next meeting, parish
hall, Mrs. Nott to show slides of
Hewett, All St. Thomas ladies
LAKEVIEW
CASINO
Grand Bend
TWIST NIGHTS
EVERY
SATURDAY
during September
Admission $1.00
Sun, Surf ee Village Shops
Open during September
iw!! he welcome. Offering taken,
up and dedicated. Mrs. McGavin
gave benediction at close of the
meeting,
FORTY YEARS AGO
From The Seaforth Newts
September 1925
Dr. Fletcher of Thames Road
is a guest of Dr. and Mrs. Larkin
at the manse.
William Greig has returned
home after spending the summer
aboard the C.P.R. steamer "Assin.
ibola;" and will enter university.
Mr. Wigg has rented the house
mi Goderlch street vacated by
A, K. Chlttenden.
Mr, Harry Charters is visiting
in Saskatchewan.
Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Straaghan
of Auburn spent a couple of
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Mp•
Kenzie of Kippen.
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