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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1956-04-20, Page 5� �. rz � � '� ,;b 4 � A�i W i � 1' i� t l Y � _, I� e # ✓w t � �y P y # � �b{��,'K t � • ai, k�'.k d� r�`�'� tisi I�'Y .., i�5 ,�-,x'-�Ii� ��ai },;, fy I sii .A�� .F ,�,`+r,i t. ,,{ I�XAi ,.,}5� ��y,JrM. t��r�r h4�i - L AIN.7--', t,sn ,m, t,'ia „ �:a+x� o 1 7 ' �T S y' #'ri ,y. '� � ° •' , '1 ♦ a� "have - 0 14 C. m liil#1 w'r Q Q 0 ille„ a) o } we aXjT Mat��esees; that.. Gp'n . , , . , • � offer at, 4 sged.al prig, f w 0i7T5TA1\TDIO. MATTRESS OPPORTUNITY. S"E.A-LY y (By SHEILA McFADpEN) Now that the chore of examina-5ALE tions is over and finished with, n next chore is to brance oneself fo the results. Of course, for 'some REGULAR individuals the results of the. ex ams mean two things: They no X9.54 3930 only rind out whether or not the. NOW ONLY passed: but also what their stand ing is in respect to winning a ced- ar chest or writing desk. Although • Sealy Design — healthfully firm the /majority of the • marks are f ~ for correct support. Come in— back, there are still enough not a hh hand that it -is not known who , • see the difference! come out the winner in the acade mic race. s § § After that long session Af g on before S the examinations began, and then that longer session of exams, the BOX FURN'ITURE students were lacking in school dance, However, now that every - ane is back to the grindstone, the HOUSE FURNISHINGS FLOOR •COVERINGS first dance will be held this Fri- FLOOR-SANDING ri- day night, April 20. It is being held >.� FLOOR SANDING WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES bit the Girls"Athletlg 55,6 ty, and the dance will be a Sadie Hawkins' Phone 43 Seaforth hard -time sock hop (moccasins are permitted but shoes—No!). name of the orchestra is un- mown, but there is an orchestra Public Speaking Contest I v Is Hibbert Feature �`�� > - Hibbert Township held their con - W luxr uIR `1V`U'C H E C K 0 U ■ � ■ f 3 �� test for Canadian Legion public — A" •� ;peaking in Staffa Hall recently, with Mrs. C. Hocking as chairlady. Anne Morris (Mrs. Joseph Melady, teacher), S.S. No. 4, Hibbert, and Margaret Jean Russell, runner-up, from S.S. No. 6, Hibbert, of which s. Mrs. C. Hocking is teacher em - urged as the senior winners.2kaye • ::'' _ :« Marie Worden, S.S. No. 3, Hibbert,. with Ronald Skinner, teacher, won tcp honors in the junior section. Each of the winning students spoke and see how much you really save ut on "A Builder of Canada" Judges were Robert Homuth and Regardless of competition ...IGA Stores will ALWAYS bringM,. Dayman, of Mitchell, and you EVERDAY LOW PRICES. In iyfother Angela, Merici from Dublin fact, as. IGA sales continue to increase and operating costs decrease :.. IGA Food Stores will be Continuation School. able to bring you EVEN LOWER prices! This may surprise you . . . but it's true that IGA's There were 14 contestants. A operating costs are as low, or lower, than those of any other system in the food industry to -day! Full That's why IGA can sell at rock bottom prices EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK. That's .why you herewith: list of competitors appears save money when you shop at your neighbourhood IGA FOOD Stores. When you check out herewith: S.S. S.S. Blythe Lanvin, check u and see how DoriNancy Lanvin; S.S..S David Kemp, p you save. 'a' Doris Docking; S.S. 3, Muriel IGA PASTE WAX 39cTin ......... SUNNY MORN TEA BAGS 140 -Bag v5c Size .......... MONARCH CHOCOLATE CAKE MIX Pkg......... 33c �k 5. STAR SPECIALS �k IGA ASST/D. JAMS . z. 3 Squame Jars 57c YORK BRAND PEANUT- _ BUTTER ICE BOXJAR 37c F RGE 23c BAG 5 FOR ALL THE FAMILY WASH TIDE MATTRESS OPPORTUNITY. S"E.A-LY y (By SHEILA McFADpEN) Now that the chore of examina-5ALE tions is over and finished with, n next chore is to brance oneself fo the results. Of course, for 'some REGULAR individuals the results of the. ex ams mean two things: They no X9.54 3930 only rind out whether or not the. NOW ONLY passed: but also what their stand ing is in respect to winning a ced- ar chest or writing desk. Although • Sealy Design — healthfully firm the /majority of the • marks are f ~ for correct support. Come in— back, there are still enough not a hh hand that it -is not known who , • see the difference! come out the winner in the acade mic race. s § § After that long session Af g on before S the examinations began, and then that longer session of exams, the BOX FURN'ITURE students were lacking in school dance, However, now that every - ane is back to the grindstone, the HOUSE FURNISHINGS FLOOR •COVERINGS first dance will be held this Fri- FLOOR-SANDING ri- day night, April 20. It is being held >.� FLOOR SANDING WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES bit the Girls"Athletlg 55,6 ty, and the dance will be a Sadie Hawkins' Phone 43 Seaforth hard -time sock hop (moccasins are permitted but shoes—No!). name of the orchestra is un- mown, but there is an orchestra Public Speaking Contest I v Is Hibbert Feature �`�� > - Hibbert Township held their con - W luxr uIR `1V`U'C H E C K 0 U ■ � ■ f 3 �� test for Canadian Legion public — A" •� ;peaking in Staffa Hall recently, with Mrs. C. Hocking as chairlady. Anne Morris (Mrs. Joseph Melady, teacher), S.S. No. 4, Hibbert, and Margaret Jean Russell, runner-up, from S.S. No. 6, Hibbert, of which s. Mrs. C. Hocking is teacher em - urged as the senior winners.2kaye • ::'' _ :« Marie Worden, S.S. No. 3, Hibbert,. with Ronald Skinner, teacher, won tcp honors in the junior section. Each of the winning students spoke and see how much you really save ut on "A Builder of Canada" Judges were Robert Homuth and Regardless of competition ...IGA Stores will ALWAYS bringM,. Dayman, of Mitchell, and you EVERDAY LOW PRICES. In iyfother Angela, Merici from Dublin fact, as. IGA sales continue to increase and operating costs decrease :.. IGA Food Stores will be Continuation School. able to bring you EVEN LOWER prices! This may surprise you . . . but it's true that IGA's There were 14 contestants. A operating costs are as low, or lower, than those of any other system in the food industry to -day! Full That's why IGA can sell at rock bottom prices EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK. That's .why you herewith: list of competitors appears save money when you shop at your neighbourhood IGA FOOD Stores. When you check out herewith: S.S. S.S. Blythe Lanvin, check u and see how DoriNancy Lanvin; S.S..S David Kemp, p you save. 'a' Doris Docking; S.S. 3, Muriel IGA PASTE WAX 39cTin ......... SUNNY MORN TEA BAGS 140 -Bag v5c Size .......... MONARCH CHOCOLATE CAKE MIX Pkg......... 33c �k 5. STAR SPECIALS �k IGA ASST/D. JAMS . z. 3 Squame Jars 57c YORK BRAND PEANUT- _ BUTTER ICE BOXJAR 37c KELLOGG'S CORN -FLAKES RGE 23c BAG 12 -oz PKG, FOR ALL THE FAMILY WASH TIDE GIANT 73c JAR SIZE SPRING CLEANING SPECIAL SRIC & SPAN GIANT 73c. 3 TINS -25c DELICIOUS Scott, Kaye Marie Worden; S.S.S. 4, Anne Morris, Mary Lou Coyne; S.S. 5, Carolyn Christie, Doris Johns; S.S. 6, Margaret Jean. Rus- sell, Floyd Dow; S.S. 7, Leslie Riley, Robert Munn. Hibbert winners received prizes from Glen Gowrie W.I., in addition to replicas of the public speaking trophies. Nurse Speaks The regular meeting of the Home and School was held Tues- day evening at Seaforth Public School with the president, Mrs. J. Patterson, in the chair. The meeting was opened by Meta Reeves, Nancy Dale and Craig Hall, pupils of Miss Turn - bull's class. Grade 5. Little Ruth Ann Wilson favored with two solos, "The Bible Tells Me So" - and "A Lonely Little Petunia in an Onion Patch." accompanied by Mrs. Tom Flynn. Mrs. James was Mother of the Month, .having her youngest child in Grade 8. Mrs. Ross Hamilton WESTON'S CANDY Orange & Lemon Slices Ce Bag 20c ALLSWEET MARGARINE 1CTN. 29c' BEE HIVE CORN SYRUP TIN a ,beekeeper Mis presence and friendly Obaftex 'be .31c FOR A REALLY GOOD CUP OF COFFEE SUNNY MORN - Q 87c his four soils. BAG CHASE & SANBORN INSTANT COFFEE 10cOff 59c ed With Mr, and Mrs. Luther Saun- ders on JAR BRUNSWICK 'Shirts. are s u, e r b l y d . SARDINES 3 TINS -25c DELICIOUS Mr. and Mrs. Austin Dexter, of QUAKER MUFFETS • 2,K-,,,,. 33c sang two solos. "Sunshine of Your Smile" and "Look For the' Silver Lining." accompanied by' Mrs: Dave Stewart, Mrs. E. C. Boswell's class won the dollar for having the most parents present. Miss Barr, public health nurse, was guest speaker., Her topic was, "The Child," and showing a film, "Shyness." 11 NORTHSIDE W.A. MEETS A general meeting of the Wo- man's Associatibn of Northside United Church was held on Wed- nesday afternoon. The meeting op- ened.. with Mrs. Lawson conduct- ing the worship period. The Scrip- ture was Psalm 16, and Mrs. Law- son read a supplement which was followed by prayer. The president, Mrs, B. F. Chris- tie, opened the business portion with the motto and the W.A. Thi r'lr ,-,,tps were read and aI "k v a T•.. ^or Wonding sec- r:A ; �y,�' yrs. , E. H, "'� e. reported QUALITY FRESH FOODS AT EVERYDAY LOW PRICES s::e -low - _ n , m snit ' oy flowers and s>»en sympathy cirds. The visiting committee re- ported 20 home and six hospital OVEN-READY SNO.130Y o calls. The group reports were en- couraging. The treasurer's report Frying' Chickens 39c Ib.. ORANGES 5 -Ib. Bag 59tx showed a substantial balance in the bank. Mrs. R. Murdie report - mg for the.parsonage committee, TABLERITE BEEF said some redecorating had been SPINACH 2 Bunches '29c done and some new furnishings PRIME RIB ,ROAST 47e Ib. CELLO purchased. A sum of money was voted to the building fund. It was PEAMEALED decided to cater to a dinner on CARROTS 2 Bunches 23c the 12th of July. Mrs. Christie COTTAGEROLL 37c Ib. SNOB Y closed the meeting with prayer BURNS' LEMONS 6 for 29c WINTHROP BOLOGNA om (By the „ 22e Ib .With the theme, "Behold r am Piece) ° TOMATOES ib. 19e the Helping Hand Missiive for evermore" onev. Band ob- served 1/z LB. CELLO PACK served their Easter Thankofferind Tabl• on Saturday. Under Mrs. William erite Back Bacon 45c BANA ' Qj 2 lbs. 33c Dodds' direction and with her as- sistance, Eileen Dolmage and Bet- ty Dolmage conducted the. worship I period, also assisted by the presi- dent, Sharon Somerville. Linda nL �� t Somerville sang "Spring," follow- „ ' ing which Mrs. Holden told a Ger- man legend, called "Easter Eggs," and then read a poem entitled, "What Think Ye of Jesus?" ?•, a '' The president conducted the busi- ��s i nes§, during which it was decided to entertain the mothb at O� rs the } � meeting a a lural The e m and � , , , . . Y i . H oommittec e m program m ke yy, Z'Sr e 1 � , m..; S " t 6lt plans. The m"eeting closed p AA 'j"`!'4�CiQ' l� '.:, 3 KIP�' �� •u4 m 1Y LL<id } 1. 7, r >1�4 .., i.�d#.k ..`� S ,A,wp„#j;_u�j_+�'✓,L .>N, ,rt ,I. o P ,a . .. '' M`g�p"ah �1blledli"t10iL, There A49110 an Asa 1410 4t at pme whs: local blacksmith •>l �nitlt� �# i�" 1 ,, 4. a ,beekeeper Mis presence and friendly Obaftex 'be f#oost� ohm okve, ;1, f�1p� ( �(�cx p�} .a will greatly missedAu this ,,comms m.unity. Sympathy is extended'o J &y A} Fawn; `"Blue his four soils. iihek" Sanfoeal Twill Start and Pant .SRts,, Mrs. P, Spencer, Detroit, and Mrs. John Currie, Seaforth, visit- Smartly tailored pants have cliffs, five pockets, ed With Mr, and Mrs. Luther Saun- ders on and zipper closure. ,Sunday. Mr. and, Mrs. •Jack Busby and. 'Shirts. are s u, e r b l y d . guaranteed. Ad rgission is set at e r e _ t y _ t Will Sbirley, of .Chatham, and. Dir. and ma a wi full yoke, MR ble button ,cuff and flap- ,50c a person and 75c a couple, Mrs. Jack Davidson, Seaforth, vis -.t Ped pockets. ` 4, Therefore, girls, this is your ited with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Law - - ch, nce to snare that unsuspecting' son on Sunday. PANT SIZES ....:.... 3 to 46 bashful garcon and come along to Mr. and Mrs. Austin Dexter, of SHIRT SIZES 141/2 to 171�a the gym. There will also be lunch. Blyth, and Mr. and Mrs, Nelson ` While I'm on the topic of en- tertainment at the school by means McClure, of Seaforth, visited with, Mr. and Mrs: Wilmer Glouscher SPECIAL t of dances, the graduation cere- on Sunday. �,75 Set X monies and dance will be held on the first of June this year. The y Mr$. Earl Lawson • and`Reg vis- ited with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. War- s� OTHER'S AT 715 SET Cadet dance (the money "left ov- er"is to try and get the Soys' ren and daughter in London onw• Sunday. ' Athletic Society out of the 'red and into the black) will be the Mr. and Mrs. Georke Leitch at- �� af. gt �; night of the Cadet inspection, May tended a dinner at the -home of Mr. 24—a Wednesday afternoon, and Mrs. William Livingston on ' § § Sunday in honor of Mrs. Living- • The school's Drama Club will ston's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce 1H put, on a three -act comedy by Medd, who are - celebrating their° . James Reach, entitled "Spring is 50th wedding anniversary. =• Here," on Thursday, April 26, and Friday, April 27. The plaT is be- ing directed by Mr. Cosford, and NEW STYLE, BGYS' EGIVIONDVILLE itis to remain unkown what the Miss Jessie Finlayson, of horns Park, the contents of the play are until it is ! v Sprung viewed on April 26. The drama spent weekend with her club has been working on this mother, Mrs. JaMes Finlayson, play fora very long time, and per- haps some WINDBREAKERS new-born star will .`:� pounce out of this amateur play. One never knows! Admission is Nylon Venetian Gabardines, Cord - set for 50c, and the first curtain ;.,;, uroys, linen finish slub and novel - call comes at § ty cloths, in plain shades or two- §:1 p.m. We're in the Army now, at tone effects.: Colors are Black, least' until Cadet inspection iss ov- Navy, Charcoal, Royal, Powder, '� ��{ er. Mr. Dobson already has be- : Wine and Grey. Contrasting trims 9 � sack I,J4 gun the long, hard task of show- and FUEL OIL f' are Mint, Powder, Pink and Black. ing the luckless Grade Niners the SIZES 6 TO 18 YEARS 1 difference between their left and Wiii. M. Hart right foot, but it's a hard job to ; convince them. However, this Phone 784 Seaford year the Band is accompanying 6.95 to x,.95 the "soldiers" on their daily .jaunts, and that might make a big difference. We hope so. F 0 R S A L �.,' NEW DARASET" FINISH This year Seaforth has another « representative going to Banff, and that is Franklin Bryans, a Grade New 5 -Room -Frame in Eg-/ 11 student, who has become some- mondville. Modern. B O Y S r7f11 "" S S SLACKS thing .of a rsdio ham and spends ' his `spare" time chatting within Six -Room FDaraset finish n. Lf• :e fine trousers crease -resist - other radio hams at other places. Egmandville. Low down Frame with bath, water -repellant, spot -resistant and moth -proof. Tailored Congratulations are given to payment. with matching belt, pleats and zipper. Colors are Grey, Banff! Frank, and may he enjoy BanCharcoal, Brown and Blue.. A real buy on North Main, Sizes 6 to 18 years ............................................. 95 with apartment upstairs................. • Moved To Toronto — A Restaurant in Grand Bend, Mr. Joseph Williams, who has fully equipped, ready to go. THE STORE- WITH THE BIG STOCK! been at the Seaforth branch of the Toronto -Dominion Bank, left Mon- CALL day to take a position in the same rA, OKE ing,tbank-in Toronto. Prior to his here W. 1� tewart ing, the manager and staff here Bros, presented him with a pen andnPhne 458 S - cil set. Mr. Gordon Oliver, of Stay- OFFICE in the QUEEN'S HOTEL nor, is replacing. Mr. Williams. ``7��"' "`III"' 1 DOLLAR$, TO BE $AVED'AT Bob (ook Motor Sales 1 1 ` I 1. 1 e 1 _ 1 Ii 1 - ELIMINATE THE FIRST YEAR'S DEPRECIATION 1 1a More and more people are discovering that it's smart to buy a low mileage one-owner'car from us. In many cases you get 80-90% of LONG DEALS the unused mileage in a car for half and GOOD VALUE ion. 1 'p better of the original cost. 1 g;c'METEOR RIDEAU SEDAN--Tri-tone; radio; W.W. 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PHONE 178 For Demonstration � Salesmen Phones: Bob Cook 188 R • Mike Quinlan 65 — Blighton Ferg 159-W � V)— AOI" i' ti4 ' il,l d ilY �.. _.-.. . MI ® IM, !O � - i WII Y! Yn - t� � Y 0! � W W... ., '' i jam' ,', ,.:• ., L `: #i .. $ ' $ $ ry � oifi ,Y A