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The Huron Expositor, 1955-01-07, Page 51 LOW I AUTO IN SURAN E State Farm Mutual R. F. MoKERCHER Phone 849 r 4 Seaforth P® 1 4 t Suwl�ety the"tee vl,tl#- et tate 'We water, .` Ou or your coat and yours eS and lumiR ed to after me. pall' de., YOU mean, . a pen Why wouf�'t I jump in after you? You had MY skates MW' "Good morning, •ma'arn. I'm from the gas company. I , un- derstand there's something in the house that won't work.' k`Yes. He's upstairs." INVENTORY CLEARANCE AT Crown Hardware EVERYTHING IN THE STORE REDUCED 10 PER CENT SLEIGHS WAGONS TRICYCLES HOCKEY EQUIPMENT ' MECCANO 20% OFF SAVE UP TO $2.15 PER ITEM ON REVERE Stainless Steel KITCHENWARE f a:. TUMBLER SETS 8 Pieces Reg. $1.79 For $1.45 EGG POACHER Reg. $2.25 For 99c EXTRA SPECIAL TOILET PAPER 2 for 17c 3 -Cell Focusing Everready large head FLASHLIGHT. Reg. 3.10. SPECIAL $1.49 Comglete 441 waft at SALE IAA PRI(ES Save $ $ $ While We Have Your Size Women's "Snow. Star" or "Vogue" All -Rubber Overshoes, fur trim, laced, warm Lined Sale Price $4.77 Women's "Special" Nylon Overshoes, with Milium insulated lining, wrap -over or laced Sale Price $6.97 Women's "Nancy" All -Rubber Slip-on Boots... Sale Price $5.47 Women's "Deb" or "Venus" Nylon Overshoes, fur trim, laced, warm lined Sale Price $5.87 Men's All -Rubber Zipper Overshoes, warm lined Sale Price $6.47 Misses' "Nancy" All -Rubber Slip-on Boots Sale Price $4.97 Childs' "Nancy" M1 -Rubber Slip-on Boots Sale Price $4.57 Men's 14" High Cut Rubbers, lace at top Sale Price $8.47 Men's All -Rubber 4-Bkl. Overshoes, warm lined Sale Price $5.77 Boys' All -Rubber Zipper Overshoes, warm lined Sale Price $4.47 Men's Cashmerette 2 -Buckle Overshoes, lined...Sale Price $4.77 Men's Jersey Cloth Zipper Overshoes Sale Price $5.77 Men's A11 -Rubber Strap at Top Overshoes Sale Price 6.97 Boys' All -Rubber Strap at Top Overshoes Sale Price $5.27 Growing Girls' A11 -Rubber Strap at Top Sale Price $5.47 Misses' A11 -Rubber Strap at Top, "Special" Childs' All -Rubber Strap at Top, "Special" Men's Red Sole Rubber Boots, "British Make" Childs' Laced 3 -Eyelet Rubbers, sizes 8, 9, 10. . Sale Price $3.57 Sale Price $3.27 ..Sale Price $3.97 ..Sale Price . 92c OVERSHOE SPECIAL --Women's and Childs' All - Rubber, Zipper front, warm Tined, fur trim. Women's $3.87 Children's $3.47 BAGGAGE -Baggage made by McBrine 10 per cent to 20 per cent off Regular Prices WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR OTHER SPECIAL VALUES SMITH'S SHOE STORE SEAFORTH "The Store With the Stock" PHONE 97 �fi��rta�ka o., the year of 1954, marking the 30th anniversary of the R.C.A.F., witnessed its continued growth and achievements. Looking back on the year, the following pictures indicate some of the activities of Canada's Air Force: (1) For the first time since R.C.A.F. personnel began ar- riving on the Continent for duty with the 12 Squadron Air Division, married quarters became available. These married quarters, in Zweibrucken, Germany, house some of the mem- bers of the,SC.A.F. No. 3 Fighter Wing. (2) One of the 164 CanadiarrWlt Sabre jets for Greece and Turkey, part of Canada's mutual aid program, has the Greek flag painted on its tail prior to its delivery to that country. On the left, a Flight Sergeant labels a crate of equipment allotted to Greece under the same program. (3) One of the six Twin -rotor 11-21A Piasecki helicopters purchased for the R.C.A,F, and to be used for search and rescue operations, arifiives ht Canada. (4) More in the public eye was the jet tour of Western Canada last August. Two airwomen talk to one of the pilots of the jet cavalcade prior to his departure for Operation "Prairie Pacific", composed of 15 CF -100 Canucks, F-86 Sabres, and T-33 Silver Stars. (5) Defence Minister, Ralph Campney han- dles the controls of an F-86 Sabre jet, at one of the bases for the R.C.A.F.'s 12 Squadron Air Division, during his visit to Canada's NATO forces overseas. (6) Air �Ir.,arshal C. Roy Slemon, Chief of the 'Air Staff, greets H.R.H. the Duke of inburgh on his arrival at Uplands Airport, near Ottawa, on the occasion of the Duke's tour of Canada. The R.C.A.F.'s C-5 aircraft, carried H.R.H. to the points of interest on his tour. (7) The Right Honourable Vincent Massey, Governor General, cuts the birthday cake at the celebration of the 30th anniversary of the R.C.A.F., held earlier in the year. BEAVERS LOSE CLOSE GAME co i FORCE LUCAN IRISH TO OVERTIME The Seaforth Beavers lost close overtime contest here on Tuesday night to the Lucan Ir- ish 10-8, as Elder and LeRoy Revington scored 19 seconds apart. For the winners, Elder and Strettell each turned the hat trick. Jack Muir led the Beavers' attack with three goals Rev. D. G. Campbell Talks on Wise Men; Ladies' Aid Meets The first meeting of the New Year of the Ladies' •Aid Society was held in First Presbyterian Church with Mrs. H. Whyte, the president, in the chair. Mrs. H. R. Scott opened the meeting with a suitable poem, "Another Year." The reports of the treasurer and secretary were read. Rev. D. Glenn Campbell gave a very interesting talk on "The Wise Men," including' the dif- ferent legends that have grown up around them in many differ- ent countries over the centur- ies. In conclusion, Mr. Campbell pointed out that we should all become more like the Wise Men, following the Star in our everyday Iivifs. Mrs. R. R. McKindsey moved a vote of thanks to Mr. Camp- bell. A social half-hour was then enjoyed,•and lunch was served by the executive.' CHIX We are taking orders for Baby Chicks. 'Started Chicks, Cock- erels, Pullets and Turkey Poults. Remamber, be sure and purchase the right breeds for the job you want the chicks to do. Please place your or three to four weeks in advance. DALE PRODUCE INTERMEDIATE `B' H-O-C-K-E�Y ST. MARYS SEAFORTH in Seaforth TUESDAY, JAN. 11th 8:30 p.m, magoismomansamsaasamasmossinamasmarsosaamona land two assists. The first period ended 3-3, with J. Muir scoring twice and Dale once for Seaforth. Vali- quette scored two and Stretton one for the Irish. In the second stanza Elder scored twice for the Irish, the first and last goals of the period. Between these the Irish couldn't cope with the ag- gressive ,Beavers' attack which netted diem four goals, two by Whitey Broom@ and one each by B. Doig and J. Muir. Injuries to B. Doig and B. << Brown, of the Beavers, showed up in the final few minutes of the third period as the tiring Beavers, short of men, faltered in the last minute of play, al- lowing the Irish to tie it up. The two teams meet again in Lucan on Friday. LUCAN-Goal, Barnes; de- fence, Valiquette, McAlpine; centre, F. Revington; wings, Storey, Stretton; alternates, El- der, Watson, LeRoy Revington, Smith, Hodgins, Yelle, Bond. SEAFORTH-Goal, Kehn; de- fence, A. Nicholson, Dale; cen- tre, B. Doig; wings, J. Muir, Chambers; alternates, McCue, Pegg,eBroome, Brown, Lane, E. Doig. car The 'bas'ket'ball interschool games are au follow, with Mar for boys and girls team and sena for boys and girls teams. Sea fornes firsthome game will be played with- Wrngliam, Jan. 19. Jan. 19 has Seaforth at ,',ode . rich; Feb. 2, Clinton at Sea - forth; Feb. 9, Seaforth at Clin- ton; Feb. 16, Godericb. at Sea - forth; Feb. 23, Seaforth at Wing - ham, There will be six games with three at home and three away. The afternoon games will start at 3 and the evening games at 7. * * * The decorations for the for- mal are starting to brighten up the new gymn. Gord. Rowland a9nhi Xaasi nine ui' hoc Hug the decoratza going; around The ,theme this a Colonial Summer, an _... oration oali. be plae t n 'new walls. * * The araieities from 3:3i Will soon be started, wit: exception of Wednesday, is for assembly or study lists will be up on the bud board some time soon, * Question of the week: ,jre what's so attractive about ronto boys? sc GET IN ON THESE BIO ` SUPER BARGAIN'S AT STEWART BROSS. JANUARY SALE - 99c Pr: - 6.50 Pr. - 44.50 Nylon Hose.. $i.to Reg. 75 Ibex Blankets GIANTSIZE Women's $area omen's Coats REG$69.50O T Pillow Slips - Special - - 44c Ea. Pure Linen Towelling - 39c Yd. All Drapery - - 20 Per Cent Off VALUETO Dress Sale - 13.9S5 - - 7.95 Snow Suits BOYS' °r 25 Per Cent Off GIRLS' EVERY ARTICLE IN THE STORE Not Specially Priced 20% Off Sale Men's Suits - - - Half. Price Men's Suits $ $5s so o Sale $35 to $43 Winter Jackets - 20 Per Cent Off Boys' Station Coats - 20 Per Cent Off . Men's Felt Hats - 25 Per Cent Off ,:. ' 0411. • e• __i_ /• II Mems $poi Milzunt .. LYS Dress Shirts - - 20 Per Cent Off Overalls & Smocks - 20 Per Cent Off Men's & Boys' Jeans - 20 Per Cent. Off 1 AU Dress Pants 20 Per Cent Off Sport Coats & Blazers 20 % off ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Norman Klein- feldt, Exeter, wish to announce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Ruth Irma, to Ivan William Carter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rus- sell Carter, Seaforth. The mar- riage will take place January 15 at 2:00 p.m. STAFFA Mr. and Mrs. John Temple- man and family visited with Mr. •d Mrs. Robert Duncan, Exe- ter. Mr. and Mrs. James Norris, Toronto, and Miss Ethel Mae Norris, London, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Norris. Jack McGee, Toronto, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Roy MCGee. Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Parker, Mrs. Francis Marion and Margo visited with Mr. and Mrs. Den- nis Haynes, Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fisher and Trudy, of Carlingford, vis- ited Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tin- dal and family, London. • - Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Elliott and Judy Ann visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Elliott. FREE! EXTRA TROUSERS ' with Famous "Cambridge" MADE - TO - MEASURE SUITS A STEWART BROS.' SALE IS ALWAYS A GENUINE SALE ! STEWART BROS. c F -R -E -E! DAY SHOW Starring MISS HATTIE Courtesy your John Deere Dealer SEAFORTH COMMUNITY CENTRE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12 Two Shows, at. 2:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. 21/4 Hours of Entertainment for Farmers and Their Families TICKETS --If you did not receive a Free Ticket in the mail, contact your Local Dealer. JOHNNIE BLUE John Deere Sales & Service Phone 645 Se ,l.