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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1957-07-05, Page 5Save Safely Sa 45% HERE'S, PROOF OF' LOWER TIRE COST 901LEVEL RAYON COLD RUBBER TREAD- 100 -LEVEL RAYON COLD RUBBER TREAD 120 -LEVEL NYLON COLD RUB&ER TREAD ,n `. ' Your cost Your cost Your cost �f` a ni•�+ 1 r`7 . r N r i+ Reg, with Reg. with Reg. with , 81ZE. k rt: List Class "A" et Class "A" :pl "''{ ` `''pry F%• °` 7 rade�in Peiin Trade-in i Price Trade -is 550/1S lit { ,;,, ► 590115 die, ,}�. Lin,ur " r , r r 525/16 600/16 Save Safely Sa 45% HERE'S, PROOF OF' LOWER TIRE COST 901LEVEL RAYON COLD RUBBER TREAD- 100 -LEVEL RAYON COLD RUBBER TREAD 120 -LEVEL NYLON COLD RUB&ER TREAD 41 `. ' Your cost Your cost Your cost �f` a ni•�+ 1 r`7 . r N r Reg, with Reg. with Reg. with Reg. with 81ZE. L01"A" List Class "A" et Class "A" :pl "''{ ` `''pry F%• °` 7 rade�in Peiin Trade-in rice Trade-in Price Trade -is 550/1S lit ----- -- ,;,, ► 590115 die, ,}�. Lin,ur " !.� ,✓�'f ----- s' , 525/16 600/16 1T 99 10.75 20:'90 12.9S 25,25 12.95----- ----- ----- -_- -- ----- 640/15 20.00 13.95 26.25 1,5.45----- 550/ 16 670/15 lk2:2V 13.50 19.65 '11.45 Save Safely Sa 45% HERE'S, PROOF OF' LOWER TIRE COST Aslef 9de to tire piled Mr fnsttrndtian Yarbeless or Wkilaiveidii tMas available hi MM sizes at 3,00 ortra S'f' :f O,A �i the Catl �* sUred•.t Mrs,. M sited:. " other r, was. 'fn. ,°l plcnie a see�ssfnl The teancher. - Nie-. Rena .Cold tt ae, Roggartb,'boys' 9ryto ithfng q urim5 'Jun w'Min n e E ryvthe 'boys, 13 to 15 Leslie F a 'Coleman; Marrie(l women Mrs,• . S I e G . (1 1 IaS ,many, children prese;pt, Jack Brintnell, 14I Ru sail ., hp, .., . ate .: s favor rs. Vert Riley; ter of cerem4laaes and Alders tak The weathervian did not oung men, Ross Riley, Jack Cald- •. ;,:. x 2'_' e a y ing part were: Tragsylvanua $.and : rT " the.. d4y and the rain som .wh t; •. sY , well three-legged race, Ross Riley and G11 JT , 'Jack '$a eir►a , To 11 dampened the spirits of the' chll ! and Jack Caldwell; .button guess, to; _ Sharon Stxong t1Ardo. Drilxn- dren. Notwithstanding the frequent Robert Munn; newspaper` Contest, . r r C' 6 I�,r�' showers, the games were carried ,pond, Cheryl ].itt{e',. {,K Y, a Mrs. Coleman's side; 'relay, L pup l u p'E"c out according. to schedule. Mus1c. Mr dang.44g`'was provided fi! ` i Riley's side. t e f1tF1 "A by the Cirelp $ar.,44neb Gang; of SBVe•+'A't Lieait $3.902. t, � � RE OR;` �k Races for all children=boys and Kitchener, },,rRO DOLM'AGE •PICNIC Prize vfrimters in the draw were;'These'.y��Fx�` girls, including the pre-school' chil-h dren-were held% and many prizes, -\T annual picnic of the Dolmage Reg Allen, Seaforth; Tom Chang, ressed �At; n " N � " al l 9 were given. ,to the wmners. ,mT The family gathered at .Goderich re` Seaforth;, Pieter Eckert, R.R. 1, t` 1�r�T 1° �+�4 �_: three-legged race was most a cently, with 85. attending from Ki Dublin; Elaine -Rock, R.R. 1, '$oOR rn: 4 tng, as ,well as the wheelbarrow.{chener, Detroit, $taffa, Cromarty, holm; Ronald Stacey, Mitchell;,. ,: „ 74>t" r tt ;, race Tor boys. The. girls took part Kippen and Seaforth. Marie Rata, Milverton; Wayn@ �trr' S.t��j'v in the stepping stone 'race. 9ne, After the ,picnic er, sports Beuermann Brodha en; Kathleen very the, feature was the ''events were held, with all chil- Ehgoetz, Sebringvme; Eli Dank relay race for boys, with Jack dren under five receiving a prize. wardt, Kitchener•'Bill Harburn, Bedard . and Henry Lansink cap-., Winners were: 6 to 8 years, Ken- StaHa. . tains; girls, Cathie Eckert and ; neth Dolmage, Joyce Dolmage; 9 3c 1� Margaret Maloney, captains. The; , to '10 years, Lois McLachlan, Linda winners were Hennie's and I aOhie's;' Boyce; girls 11 to 13, Eileen; Dol- Seaforth Horse • ; R }t teams.mage, June Dolmage; boys, 11 to • 102 DRESSES TO CHOOSE' For .the delicious feast the tables 13 years, Johnny Taylor, Jim D'ol- 'IS Double Wenner FROM were so inviting they had to. be mage; young men's race, Neil . yi+* removed to classrooms, thrown Dolmage, Leslie Dolmage; young A feature of the Dominion Day • SIZES FROM 9 TO 24% o,pen for the occasion. All the chil- women's race, Eileen Dolmage, harness race meet in Goderich dren. assembled and enjoyed theJune Dolmage; men's best colored' ,. hest art of the, picnic.' Chocolate socks, Bill Boyce; girls, shoe was the double heat win of Vil- •FAMOUS MAKES p loge Queen, owned by Clair Haney, • ONE' OF A KIND ONLY milk and ick cream bars, added scramble, June. Dolmage, Eileen Seaforth, and driven by Scott to the happy feast. Dolmage; boys' shoe scramble, Kerr, in a $200 2:30 class race, • ALL THIS SI AWON'S NEWEST `4, A vote of thanks was given to , Ron Bertling; lady with largest Other entries from Seaforth area i, f 3tlz" Mrs, Etue ,and the ladies by Cath- I waistline, Mrs. Robert McLachlan; included Jack Scott, owned by J. erine Eckert and all responded lady with most articles in purse,' i Wil - with a - glad response. The chil- Mrs, Margaret Turnbull; boys 'and Campbell; Thunder Bay, is Wil- son Oke, Seaforth, and Miss Bel Choose from glazed cottons, Eng- dren then repaired to their homes I girls sewing on buttons, Mrs. Mar- ra Air, by Joe Burns. fish broadcloths, "Wash 'n 'Near" w '! ° m ;n after a very happy day, � garet Turnbull, . Jim Dolmage; ® , s orange relay, Pauline` Dolmage's / fabrics, -gay prints, fine woven WI PICNIC team; longest married couple, Mr. CROMAR"rY a eyelet materials. nylons, chantus$s and The WI picnic, held June 26 at + and Mrs. Robert Dodds, McKil- Y;:, a the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sandy lop;; lady's birthday June 30, June Mrs. William .Martin, of Exeter, 2P.Mr K Doig was very successful. Dolmage; men's birthday, Norman and Mrs. May Green, of Calgary, Race results were: five years Harburn; youngest child, Patty visited with Mr. and Mrs. Frank and under, Ricky McKenzie, Bar- Norris, seven months old daugh- Hamilton. Styles include sheath dresses, full { skirt styles, sun dresses, Bolero Ty Gordon; 6-8 years, Dianne Pap- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris; Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Worden vis- � plc, Donny Papple; . 9-10 years, family coming the farthest, Mr. ited with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew jacket dresses, classic button front h Q'��w, Roba Doig, Donna Gordon; 11-13 and Mrs. Bruce Turner, Detroit; McLachlan. styles with half or full sleeves. {{! Mr. and Mrs. J. Kemp and And - years, Elsie Doig, Roba Doig;' oldest person attending, Mr. Aus- Whatever the style you want we've srGN v young ladies, Sandra Doig; young tin Dolmage, Winthrop. rey and Mrs. Erma Seigner and got it, in the color of your choice. J „ men, Ken Coleman; wheelbarrow¢ Mary Lou, of Mitchell, visited with 'MN race, seniors, Bruce and Ken Cole- S.S. 10, TUCKERSPITH Mrs. Houghton. Shop Till. Saturday � d man; juniors, Grace Doig and S.S. No. 10, Thckersmith, held We are sorry to report Mr. Otto Ricky McKenzie; crab walk, Don-; P Night at 10 m. fOx'° ' their school 'crit Sunday at Lions Walker as having to return to a g p' nie Papple and Sandy Doig; neck- Park. Seaforth. Sports began with South Huron Hospital in Exeter, These Dresses a baseball game with the women Mr. R. G. Speare visited with tie race,Ken Papple and Mrs. Gar-' dan Papple; thread the needle, winners over the men and chil- Miss Olive Speare over the week- Aad: 1VIrs. Wilfred Coleman and Bruce' dren. end. On Sale At .fz Coleman; kick the)" slipper, men, Pre-school age children all ran At the Ieague baseball playoffs Gordon,,Papple; women, Mrs. San- I and received a chocolate bar; on Monday in Mitchell, Bob Mc- dy Doig; boys, Ken Papple and girls, 6 to 9, Grace Riley, Mary Kellar had the misfortune to havt $9.,95 Doug Hugill; shoe, scramble, first, Plumb; boys. 6-9. Monty Plumb, his right arm fractured. He was Wayne and Sandra Hugill; second, Bruce Drummond; girls, 9-14, rushed to Stratford Hospital where , z Grace Riley, Eleanor Riley; boys, it was X-rayed and put in a cast. 0 Bruce and Linda Papple; adult shoe scramble, first, Ken Papple 9-14, Donnie Pepper, Bryce Jacobi; .Bob will be off work for six or and McIntosh Connolly; second, Papple; young men's race; Jack Caldwell, eight weeks. STEWART "};k McIntosh and Marjorie Papple; Bob Ball; ladies' race, Mrs. J. Anniversary services were well girls' slipper race, Eleanor Keys; Drummond, Lila MacKay; mens attended on Sunday. Rev. M. Me- l pinning diaper on doll, women; Mrs. race, Ken MacKay, Jim Drum- Nab from Bluevale, was the guest BROSS' Earl Papple; men, Sandy ' Doig mond; wheelbarrow race, David speaker and preached very inter and Graham Kerr; hit tomato; Brock and Bryce Jacobi, Bill esting sermons. Special music was Workman and Bruce Drummond; provided by the choir and male Mrs. Sandy Pepper, Ken Coleman; coat relay and snatch relay, won three-legged race, Jack Caldwell quartette with Mrs. K. McKellar by Sandy and Bob Ball. Mr. and Mrs. James as accompanist. a Cole team; broken car ' k race, Bruce Coleman and Ken Pap- Drummond; pager plate throw. '8'Mrs. Lamond and the members ` pile (tied). Mrs. R. Ball, Bob Bell; coat race, of the CGIT motored to London on �V[ i Following the games, the `lunch "Mr: and Mrs. James Drummond; Thursday to attend a play entitled, ANNOUNCE • �W •�00l,S - committee served hamburgers and ladies' softball throw, Mrs. J. The Ten Commandments."1 hot dogs, tarts and ice cream Drummond; men's softball throw, Sunday Visitors -Mr, and Mrs. AT SEAFORTH CARNEGIE LIBRARY cones, tea and freshie. All enjoy- Jack Moore; guessing jelly beans Harry Strang and family, of Exe- ed themselves to the full, in jar„ Winston Workman; balloon ter, guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. L. The following new books have ty's Mare, Saul; Hello, Mrs. Piggle+• race, Bryce Jacobi. Scott and family; Mr. and Mrs. been received. at Seaforth Public Wiggle, McDonald; My Friend the. S.S. NO. 4, HIBBERT The men proved the better at Neil Lamont, of London, Mr. and Atom, Honer; i itttlo Mauveuck reading the newspaper over the Mrs. Kendrick of Exeter, Rev. and Library: Cow, Coates; Better Homes iia& The annual school,picnic n S.S. women. Jack Caldwell's team Mrs. George Lamont and family Fiction -The Believers, Giles; Gardens Story Book; The ' Greg" : No. 4, Hibbert, was held June 21 � proved, after a hard struggle, to and Mr. and Mrs. Harold McLeod Taver in the West, Norris; The Family, Streatfie>d; Little' Reda on the school grounds. The day was delightful and all the school be the winner over Verne Alder- and family, of London, with Mr. Girl From thg Memos',! Club, Schoolhouse, Bailey,•; Wildlife Cam dice's team. and Mrs. Malcolm Lamond; Mr. Ford; Spiral Road, De Hartog; I era Man, Kij tf0t The Late Sprmt,, and pre-school children were pies-. *After a delicious picnic supper, and Mrs. Murray Christie and fam- Have Loved, Sharpe; Sword and Fritz; Kevin, Chambers; Betsy„ ent. Bill Workman read an address to RY of Roys with Mr. and Mrs. Scalpel, Seifert; Substitute Doctor, Scott; A Holiday With Eric, Lem There were races for all groups the teacher, and Mr. Brears and Frank Allen; Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Seifert; There is a Season, Colver; hauser; Girls, Girl's, Girls, W4 and ages from preschool to Grade Donna Whitehouse presented him Wallace and Mr. and Mrs. John Port of Call, Reyburn; Lucky Lar- Secret For a Star, Bance; Littler 8. Various types of races were with a gift on behalf of the pupils. Wallace and family attended the ribee, Brand; The Guns of Nav- Rabbit, Schlemm; Jade• Arden Staff' ' won by the following: pre-school, Mr. Brears attends teachers' col- centennial service and visited with arone, McLain; Blue Camellea, Nurse, Hardy; Pony's Summer Tom Burke; kick the shoe, Nelly' lege next fall. Mr. and Mrs. Don Wallace; Mrs. Keyes; Our Glad, Warren; Scape- Stock, Wesley; Childcraft, 15 vdtb Vogels; book race, Kenny Coyne;' BELL REUNION Grace Wren, of Seaforth, with Mrs. goat, Du Maurier; Bridal Array, umes. shoe scramble, Cinth Vogels; pota- Grace Scott and Mr. and Mrs..Don- Cadell; Stopover Tokyo, Marquand; to race, Mayr Loy Coyne; sack Riverview Park, Exeter, proved ald Scott. Case of the Lucky Loser, Gardner; race, Jack Doyle; slow bicycle --an ideal spot for the annual reun- Teacher Presented High Trail, Whitinger; The Healing .t • race, Don Coyne; relay race with ion of the Bell.clan with some 80 A social evening was spent at Touch, Gibbs; K. A. of Gifford Hibbert Council Luella Moylan as captain, includ- members attending from Seaforth, No. 6 School Thursday evening. A Hillany, Wheatley; Three For the ed Don Coyne, Jack Doyle, Billy Elimville, Thames Road, Exeter cafeteria luncheon was served at Chair, Stait; Wings of Night, Rad- • Murray, Gordon Moylan, Sharon and Hensall. 7:30. The art and handicraft Of dall; Christie Classics, Christie; Sets 1' Rate Burke, 'Mary Lou Coyne, Anne A full line of sports, directed by copper tooling was displayed, the Death To Slow Music, Nicols; Shea, Mary Lou Murray, Gerry Mrs. Skinner and Mrs. H, Bell, work being done by the pupils. Three Beans, Totes; Lovers and At the regular meeting of Hib- Malone and Kenny Coyne. Dodge were run off during the afternoon, A program of choruses by the Strangers Marshall 'Far, Far the cert Council a. -by-law was passe Ball was won by Elaine Murray followed with a delicious picnic school; solos by Connie Sorsdahl, Mountain Peak, Masters; Tootville, setting the mill rates for 1957 as and Sharon Burke. Prizes were `supper. Marlene Dow, Alex Scott and Car -Freedman; Silver Spoon, Gilbert; follows: county, 12 mills; town - distributed to all. Officers for 1958 elected were: of Ann Dow; a monologue by Lau- Silver Chalice, Costain; Dead ship roads, 6 mills; general rate Refreshments were served which president, Andrew Houston, Sea- ra Chappell; a play entitled Thane• for residential and farm proper - brought On Time, Gregg; Homing, � ; brought an enjoyable afternoon to forth; secretary, Dave McLean, "Wanted, A Housekeeper," and Nurse Howard's Assignment, Rob- ties; 2 mills; general rate for corn - a close. Seaforth; table committee, Mr. races and sports comprised the ems; A Cup For Janet, Thorne; mercial. 42; P.V. Dublin, 4 mills„ Promotions announced by the and Mrs. Wilfred Hunkin, Thames program. Beloved Stranger, Worley; Naked street lighting, 4 mills; general. teacher, Mrs. Joseph Melady, were Road; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pym, ,A gilt was resented to the school rate, 2.91 mills; Public' y as follows: Elimville; sorts, Mr, and Mrs. p Spur, Lawson; Knock and Wait School Area, No. 1, 14 mills; S:S • P teacher, Mrs. Hocking, who is Awhile, Weekes; Fish the Strong To Grade IX -Luella Moylan. Earl Watson. Mr. and Mrs. Jack leaving to take charge of another Waters, MacDonald. No. 8, 8.4 mills; S.S. No. 3, 74 . Grade. VIII -,Jean Moylan. Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. L. school. An address was read by mills; S.S. No. 4, 13 mills; S.S. i?ra Grade VII -Don Coyne, Mary El- Schenk. Floyd Dow and the presentation of Non -Fiction - New Guide For 5, 12.5 mills; S.S. No. 6, 10 mills; len Doyle. Seaforth Lions Park will be the a beautiful necklace and earrings Toastmaster, Prochnaw; Artist At S.S. No. 7, 82 Mills; Separates' .; Grade VI -Mary Lou Coyne, Dil- setting for the 1958 reunion. to match was made by Alice War, Natural Way to Draw, La School Area, 9 +mills- Continuatiam' ly Murray, Jack Doyle, Vincent a Walker on behalf of the pupils. Verendrye, Oho Oagie, Artist's School, 6 mills; Seaforth HS.I) r KIPPEN Handbook, Comfort; -.Great Days 6.9 mills, and Mitchell H.S.D., Maloney. Mrs. Hocking gave a fitting re- in Canadian Sport Frances and mills. o, Grade V -Betty Shea, Elaine ply. The best wishes of the com- f Murray, Danny McMillan, Rose Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lovell spent munity go with her to her new the Crees, Shipley; Stay Alive All Tenders were opened for theli j Doyle, the weekend at Chatham, guests school. Your Life, Peale; Animal Safari, pair of the McDonald drain, Grade IV -Patsy Coyne. Dorothy of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Masterson. Neill; Logging With Paul Bunyan, Robert Nicholson & Son receivelS Vogels, Cinth Vogels. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dickert Robins; The Training Question, the contract for $9,63; one other, Grade III -Anne Shea, Gordon visited Sunday with relatives in EAST McKILLOP Fillmore; Canada, Bruchesi; 'Ov- tender from A." Eghoetz was for Moylan, Sharon Burke, Billy Feen- Clifford. • er My Dead Body, Apie; Tales Re- $1,132. Court of revision on smelt ey, Kenny Coyne, Mrs. Alice Cook and friend, of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Franks and told Under the Town Clock, Bor- drain was closed. as there west Gail, of Preston, spent the week- tett; For Lowe of Martha, Winter; «I Grade II -Mary Lou Murray, London, visited Sunday with Mrs. no appeals. end, with Mr. and Mrs. William Age of Piracy, Caine;The F.B.I. Gerry Malone, Nelly Vogels, Anne James McClymont. g � A grant of $110 was given tm ,x. Malone. Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Lovell and Koehler. Stories, Whitehead; Turn of the the Mitchell Agricultural Society, Mrs. Norman Eggert has return- Tide, Bryant; Bridge at Andam, son, David, spent the Holiday week Eighty per cent of bridge contract' S,S. 7, HIBBERT, PICNIC , ba Home ftom Hospital with her Michener Men and Power, Beav- end with the latter's parents, Mr. � was paid to Looby Constructuii>v baby daughter. erbrook; H.M.S. Fidelity, Julian; Thursday afternoon, June 28, S. and Mrs. A. Parker. Mr, and Mrs. Manny Bennewies Ltd., and Lavis Contracting 6 S. No. 7, Hibbert, held their annual - Mr. Peter Gridzak returned Mission Completed, Embry; Lone was paid for part of gravel eon, + picnic at Lions Park, Seaforth. The' home from Sudbury last week. and son, of Stratford, and Mr. and' ly Warrior, Oppenkerg; Witness to tract, making a'total of $9,7414 children went swimming, held'- St. Andrew's United,. Church Mrs. Aubrey McNichol and fam- Witchcraft, Wright; Ordeal Below fly, of Blyth, visited on Sunday Zero, Bland; Arctic Trader Me- paid for road account, and genArtt)E Me - sports and enjoyed a bountiful Sunday School picnic will be held orders including'two, the dxainado , with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Eg- Donald; The Incredible Ivan Kreu- loans amounted to $6,997.27. ed to Mrs. Clarence Coleman a$d all Bayfield- The congregation are gert- ger, Churchill; C. D. Life and supper. Many thanks are extend July it at 3 p.m. in Jowett's Grove 4.: Mrs. Percy Harris in making the invited. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Scherbarth, of Times of Have, oberts; Building Monkton, visited with Mr. and Mrs. and Operating Modern Cars, Seaforth Lineman Charles Eggert. Maicfane, , > Mr. Jerry Doerr had the misfor- tune to cut his arm on `a piece of Juvenile Averts 'fid,:1dt steel, requiring several stitches. Palomina Girl, Walton; Second ' Rev. Amacher, of Zurich, began Year Nurse, McCulloch; Cathy At A letter from A 5illery, Sedgy r, - his duties as minister for McKie- Her Castle, Hall; Gentle of the Ir- Forth, to Bell6Te>tihorie oflici lop E.V.B. Church on Sunday. Ser- on Hand, Sivaze; Brunk Watson of voiced High p asee'•.,: £or., liri+9iiS m+ hid vices are to be conducted at 8:50 Beausejour, Edwards; Mexican George Sills, aa+ at'"�aeaforila, Yd�!1 a.m. for the months of July and Assignment; Jack Landen's Stor- cording to a, rert!etit' issue Bell News, !: August. les For Boys, Landon; We Chased ' a Rainbow, Reynolds; Circus Daze, Xr, 8111'' dio'b rod o fire�,yi,ii u, N i F Rev, Amacher was a guest at ds the home of Mr, and Mrs. Irvin Tuffin; Wonderful Time, Summers; Sillery"a :ga Rock on Sunday. High Apple On the Tree; Horse s ara1 Wes, fig .; GiVing ;('fern; -N ==` Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wesley and ;}A h masters, Stamford; 'Cheicokeo, Boy,: a1? . , �$ ,a: 1s�e„�. �y'i.'�ie baby, of RCAF, Trenton, were week. omeone To Cares Paschall; S,0',Sx.' gtruttd#070 >✓16 tliieVi end visitors at the home of Mr. t Midnight,, Talnplipn' ; idle''` ,lit. l ie #, ' k S ,'' ape (: •S. & W. V. Smith and Mrs-, Harold. Dietz. Rain Jo ''s Piflitzex` ..�oi��� dtt8 ,,Nir„ S" %r;?`� � � SrE YIEEo SEAi+ORTA , 8?I " 1 " �..,, Phone 792 fr Mr. bseph Roke>~t, Sr.; return Away, Molitgo'mery, .>5, yi ibe tb ed nome from SCOtt Mumoi'1sl LenW: 'Old `.0 adze B ?ire r} :had alae Mae, „' 1 5 lice' 'taI Seafo�tii; lakt •raeek• after " '�' y ,� t"' � � W' fk + ,,, rp '�-� f A r i"�.• aiane�i �� hl LY .!." ,. 1 e ,LFJif.�w� i:� 'N �Y1S Im7 �,c5 ,I vi. ,,,, �•., ,., l� g' thet`e Ce' ''title. � i�uit t"'ab�+N '%� ,�S+e i+;ijfli%+n o�;lttolhP' � '.w, } sF � #,• U , ,.,w..:.,, , �• , .:. .: 1. , ,. � ridih several wveeiks tip � r �• � � �,,i �' I „ ry �" :j F,: r¢T +�n•l �l >f;�y�y J°j�'h '4��i 5��:� _ .. ., ;. P city. ,p.,:.,. ,,.,. ,, :. r .,,: .,, �'r y r air i{' ,, C.'•;oiP, l�} p�1'.pyi 7„r..vm7vm"',\� '::;1�l; i i'.i.'< ,; I:. .. •:, ,;•,. ',>1 t ,:{ v, r`, .T •' ,r >` (.cw 1 l.,c;; t ,{.;°, Siy +L,,... 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L01"A" List Class "A" et Class "A" List Claw "W* "''{ ` `''pry F%• °` 7 rade�in Peiin Trade-in rice Trade-in Price Trade -is 550/1S i8.8 143.49 ----- -- ----- ----- 590115 -� ----- ---�� . 13 3335 .95 ----- - -- 525/16 600/16 1T 99 10.75 20:'90 12.9S 25,25 12.95----- ----- ----- -_- -- ----- 640/15 20.00 13.95 26.25 1,5.45----- 550/ 16 670/15 lk2:2V 13.50 19.65 '11.45 32,20 14.95 27.50 13.95 28.85 15.95 28.85 17.9'8 710/1,5,, 23.85• 12.95 31:30 .. 15.45 32.85 11.45. 32.85 IOA49 32.50 15:98 750/14-_. 760/ 15 _..-.. _ 3 .20 27.45 35.90 ,19.45 39.90 31.4'ti LAS 800/15 _�:�..- --x ;3 .50 21.9$ _:_sem wg - 30-4: Aslef 9de to tire piled Mr fnsttrndtian Yarbeless or Wkilaiveidii tMas available hi MM sizes at 3,00 ortra S'f' :f O,A �i the Catl �* sUred•.t Mrs,. M sited:. " other r, was. 'fn. ,°l plcnie a see�ssfnl The teancher. - Nie-. Rena .Cold tt ae, Roggartb,'boys' 9ryto ithfng q urim5 'Jun w'Min n e E ryvthe 'boys, 13 to 15 Leslie F a 'Coleman; Marrie(l women Mrs,• . S I e G . (1 1 IaS ,many, children prese;pt, Jack Brintnell, 14I Ru sail ., hp, .., . ate .: s favor rs. Vert Riley; ter of cerem4laaes and Alders tak The weathervian did not oung men, Ross Riley, Jack Cald- •. ;,:. x 2'_' e a y ing part were: Tragsylvanua $.and : rT " the.. d4y and the rain som .wh t; •. sY , well three-legged race, Ross Riley and G11 JT , 'Jack '$a eir►a , To 11 dampened the spirits of the' chll ! and Jack Caldwell; .button guess, to; _ Sharon Stxong t1Ardo. Drilxn- dren. Notwithstanding the frequent Robert Munn; newspaper` Contest, . r r C' 6 I�,r�' showers, the games were carried ,pond, Cheryl ].itt{e',. {,K Y, a Mrs. Coleman's side; 'relay, L pup l u p'E"c out according. to schedule. Mus1c. Mr dang.44g`'was provided fi! ` i Riley's side. t e f1tF1 "A by the Cirelp $ar.,44neb Gang; of SBVe•+'A't Lieait $3.902. t, � � RE OR;` �k Races for all children=boys and Kitchener, },,rRO DOLM'AGE •PICNIC Prize vfrimters in the draw were;'These'.y��Fx�` girls, including the pre-school' chil-h dren-were held% and many prizes, -\T annual picnic of the Dolmage Reg Allen, Seaforth; Tom Chang, ressed �At; n " N � " al l 9 were given. ,to the wmners. ,mT The family gathered at .Goderich re` Seaforth;, Pieter Eckert, R.R. 1, t` 1�r�T 1° �+�4 �_: three-legged race was most a cently, with 85. attending from Ki Dublin; Elaine -Rock, R.R. 1, '$oOR rn: 4 tng, as ,well as the wheelbarrow.{chener, Detroit, $taffa, Cromarty, holm; Ronald Stacey, Mitchell;,. ,: „ 74>t" r tt ;, race Tor boys. The. girls took part Kippen and Seaforth. Marie Rata, Milverton; Wayn@ �trr' S.t��j'v in the stepping stone 'race. 9ne, After the ,picnic er, sports Beuermann Brodha en; Kathleen very the, feature was the ''events were held, with all chil- Ehgoetz, Sebringvme; Eli Dank relay race for boys, with Jack dren under five receiving a prize. wardt, Kitchener•'Bill Harburn, Bedard . and Henry Lansink cap-., Winners were: 6 to 8 years, Ken- StaHa. . tains; girls, Cathie Eckert and ; neth Dolmage, Joyce Dolmage; 9 3c 1� Margaret Maloney, captains. The; , to '10 years, Lois McLachlan, Linda winners were Hennie's and I aOhie's;' Boyce; girls 11 to 13, Eileen; Dol- Seaforth Horse • ; R }t teams.mage, June Dolmage; boys, 11 to • 102 DRESSES TO CHOOSE' For .the delicious feast the tables 13 years, Johnny Taylor, Jim D'ol- 'IS Double Wenner FROM were so inviting they had to. be mage; young men's race, Neil . yi+* removed to classrooms, thrown Dolmage, Leslie Dolmage; young A feature of the Dominion Day • SIZES FROM 9 TO 24% o,pen for the occasion. All the chil- women's race, Eileen Dolmage, harness race meet in Goderich dren. assembled and enjoyed theJune Dolmage; men's best colored' ,. hest art of the, picnic.' Chocolate socks, Bill Boyce; girls, shoe was the double heat win of Vil- •FAMOUS MAKES p loge Queen, owned by Clair Haney, • ONE' OF A KIND ONLY milk and ick cream bars, added scramble, June. Dolmage, Eileen Seaforth, and driven by Scott to the happy feast. Dolmage; boys' shoe scramble, Kerr, in a $200 2:30 class race, • ALL THIS SI AWON'S NEWEST `4, A vote of thanks was given to , Ron Bertling; lady with largest Other entries from Seaforth area i, f 3tlz" Mrs, Etue ,and the ladies by Cath- I waistline, Mrs. Robert McLachlan; included Jack Scott, owned by J. erine Eckert and all responded lady with most articles in purse,' i Wil - with a - glad response. The chil- Mrs, Margaret Turnbull; boys 'and Campbell; Thunder Bay, is Wil- son Oke, Seaforth, and Miss Bel Choose from glazed cottons, Eng- dren then repaired to their homes I girls sewing on buttons, Mrs. Mar- ra Air, by Joe Burns. fish broadcloths, "Wash 'n 'Near" w '! ° m ;n after a very happy day, � garet Turnbull, . Jim Dolmage; ® , s orange relay, Pauline` Dolmage's / fabrics, -gay prints, fine woven WI PICNIC team; longest married couple, Mr. CROMAR"rY a eyelet materials. nylons, chantus$s and The WI picnic, held June 26 at + and Mrs. Robert Dodds, McKil- Y;:, a the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sandy lop;; lady's birthday June 30, June Mrs. William .Martin, of Exeter, 2P.Mr K Doig was very successful. Dolmage; men's birthday, Norman and Mrs. May Green, of Calgary, Race results were: five years Harburn; youngest child, Patty visited with Mr. and Mrs. Frank and under, Ricky McKenzie, Bar- Norris, seven months old daugh- Hamilton. Styles include sheath dresses, full { skirt styles, sun dresses, Bolero Ty Gordon; 6-8 years, Dianne Pap- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris; Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Worden vis- � plc, Donny Papple; . 9-10 years, family coming the farthest, Mr. ited with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew jacket dresses, classic button front h Q'��w, Roba Doig, Donna Gordon; 11-13 and Mrs. Bruce Turner, Detroit; McLachlan. styles with half or full sleeves. {{! Mr. and Mrs. J. Kemp and And - years, Elsie Doig, Roba Doig;' oldest person attending, Mr. Aus- Whatever the style you want we've srGN v young ladies, Sandra Doig; young tin Dolmage, Winthrop. rey and Mrs. Erma Seigner and got it, in the color of your choice. J „ men, Ken Coleman; wheelbarrow¢ Mary Lou, of Mitchell, visited with 'MN race, seniors, Bruce and Ken Cole- S.S. 10, TUCKERSPITH Mrs. Houghton. Shop Till. Saturday � d man; juniors, Grace Doig and S.S. No. 10, Thckersmith, held We are sorry to report Mr. Otto Ricky McKenzie; crab walk, Don-; P Night at 10 m. fOx'° ' their school 'crit Sunday at Lions Walker as having to return to a g p' nie Papple and Sandy Doig; neck- Park. Seaforth. Sports began with South Huron Hospital in Exeter, These Dresses a baseball game with the women Mr. R. G. Speare visited with tie race,Ken Papple and Mrs. Gar-' dan Papple; thread the needle, winners over the men and chil- Miss Olive Speare over the week- Aad: 1VIrs. Wilfred Coleman and Bruce' dren. end. On Sale At .fz Coleman; kick the)" slipper, men, Pre-school age children all ran At the Ieague baseball playoffs Gordon,,Papple; women, Mrs. San- I and received a chocolate bar; on Monday in Mitchell, Bob Mc- dy Doig; boys, Ken Papple and girls, 6 to 9, Grace Riley, Mary Kellar had the misfortune to havt $9.,95 Doug Hugill; shoe, scramble, first, Plumb; boys. 6-9. Monty Plumb, his right arm fractured. He was Wayne and Sandra Hugill; second, Bruce Drummond; girls, 9-14, rushed to Stratford Hospital where , z Grace Riley, Eleanor Riley; boys, it was X-rayed and put in a cast. 0 Bruce and Linda Papple; adult shoe scramble, first, Ken Papple 9-14, Donnie Pepper, Bryce Jacobi; .Bob will be off work for six or and McIntosh Connolly; second, Papple; young men's race; Jack Caldwell, eight weeks. STEWART "};k McIntosh and Marjorie Papple; Bob Ball; ladies' race, Mrs. J. Anniversary services were well girls' slipper race, Eleanor Keys; Drummond, Lila MacKay; mens attended on Sunday. Rev. M. Me- l pinning diaper on doll, women; Mrs. race, Ken MacKay, Jim Drum- Nab from Bluevale, was the guest BROSS' Earl Papple; men, Sandy ' Doig mond; wheelbarrow race, David speaker and preached very inter and Graham Kerr; hit tomato; Brock and Bryce Jacobi, Bill esting sermons. Special music was Workman and Bruce Drummond; provided by the choir and male Mrs. Sandy Pepper, Ken Coleman; coat relay and snatch relay, won three-legged race, Jack Caldwell quartette with Mrs. K. McKellar by Sandy and Bob Ball. Mr. and Mrs. James as accompanist. a Cole team; broken car ' k race, Bruce Coleman and Ken Pap- Drummond; pager plate throw. '8'Mrs. Lamond and the members ` pile (tied). Mrs. R. Ball, Bob Bell; coat race, of the CGIT motored to London on �V[ i Following the games, the `lunch "Mr: and Mrs. James Drummond; Thursday to attend a play entitled, ANNOUNCE • �W •�00l,S - committee served hamburgers and ladies' softball throw, Mrs. J. The Ten Commandments."1 hot dogs, tarts and ice cream Drummond; men's softball throw, Sunday Visitors -Mr, and Mrs. AT SEAFORTH CARNEGIE LIBRARY cones, tea and freshie. All enjoy- Jack Moore; guessing jelly beans Harry Strang and family, of Exe- ed themselves to the full, in jar„ Winston Workman; balloon ter, guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. L. The following new books have ty's Mare, Saul; Hello, Mrs. Piggle+• race, Bryce Jacobi. Scott and family; Mr. and Mrs. been received. at Seaforth Public Wiggle, McDonald; My Friend the. S.S. NO. 4, HIBBERT The men proved the better at Neil Lamont, of London, Mr. and Atom, Honer; i itttlo Mauveuck reading the newspaper over the Mrs. Kendrick of Exeter, Rev. and Library: Cow, Coates; Better Homes iia& The annual school,picnic n S.S. women. Jack Caldwell's team Mrs. George Lamont and family Fiction -The Believers, Giles; Gardens Story Book; The ' Greg" : No. 4, Hibbert, was held June 21 � proved, after a hard struggle, to and Mr. and Mrs. Harold McLeod Taver in the West, Norris; The Family, Streatfie>d; Little' Reda on the school grounds. The day was delightful and all the school be the winner over Verne Alder- and family, of London, with Mr. Girl From thg Memos',! Club, Schoolhouse, Bailey,•; Wildlife Cam dice's team. and Mrs. Malcolm Lamond; Mr. Ford; Spiral Road, De Hartog; I era Man, Kij tf0t The Late Sprmt,, and pre-school children were pies-. *After a delicious picnic supper, and Mrs. Murray Christie and fam- Have Loved, Sharpe; Sword and Fritz; Kevin, Chambers; Betsy„ ent. Bill Workman read an address to RY of Roys with Mr. and Mrs. Scalpel, Seifert; Substitute Doctor, Scott; A Holiday With Eric, Lem There were races for all groups the teacher, and Mr. Brears and Frank Allen; Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Seifert; There is a Season, Colver; hauser; Girls, Girl's, Girls, W4 and ages from preschool to Grade Donna Whitehouse presented him Wallace and Mr. and Mrs. John Port of Call, Reyburn; Lucky Lar- Secret For a Star, Bance; Littler 8. Various types of races were with a gift on behalf of the pupils. Wallace and family attended the ribee, Brand; The Guns of Nav- Rabbit, Schlemm; Jade• Arden Staff' ' won by the following: pre-school, Mr. Brears attends teachers' col- centennial service and visited with arone, McLain; Blue Camellea, Nurse, Hardy; Pony's Summer Tom Burke; kick the shoe, Nelly' lege next fall. Mr. and Mrs. Don Wallace; Mrs. Keyes; Our Glad, Warren; Scape- Stock, Wesley; Childcraft, 15 vdtb Vogels; book race, Kenny Coyne;' BELL REUNION Grace Wren, of Seaforth, with Mrs. goat, Du Maurier; Bridal Array, umes. shoe scramble, Cinth Vogels; pota- Grace Scott and Mr. and Mrs..Don- Cadell; Stopover Tokyo, Marquand; to race, Mayr Loy Coyne; sack Riverview Park, Exeter, proved ald Scott. Case of the Lucky Loser, Gardner; race, Jack Doyle; slow bicycle --an ideal spot for the annual reun- Teacher Presented High Trail, Whitinger; The Healing .t • race, Don Coyne; relay race with ion of the Bell.clan with some 80 A social evening was spent at Touch, Gibbs; K. A. of Gifford Hibbert Council Luella Moylan as captain, includ- members attending from Seaforth, No. 6 School Thursday evening. A Hillany, Wheatley; Three For the ed Don Coyne, Jack Doyle, Billy Elimville, Thames Road, Exeter cafeteria luncheon was served at Chair, Stait; Wings of Night, Rad- • Murray, Gordon Moylan, Sharon and Hensall. 7:30. The art and handicraft Of dall; Christie Classics, Christie; Sets 1' Rate Burke, 'Mary Lou Coyne, Anne A full line of sports, directed by copper tooling was displayed, the Death To Slow Music, Nicols; Shea, Mary Lou Murray, Gerry Mrs. Skinner and Mrs. H, Bell, work being done by the pupils. Three Beans, Totes; Lovers and At the regular meeting of Hib- Malone and Kenny Coyne. Dodge were run off during the afternoon, A program of choruses by the Strangers Marshall 'Far, Far the cert Council a. -by-law was passe Ball was won by Elaine Murray followed with a delicious picnic school; solos by Connie Sorsdahl, Mountain Peak, Masters; Tootville, setting the mill rates for 1957 as and Sharon Burke. Prizes were `supper. Marlene Dow, Alex Scott and Car -Freedman; Silver Spoon, Gilbert; follows: county, 12 mills; town - distributed to all. Officers for 1958 elected were: of Ann Dow; a monologue by Lau- Silver Chalice, Costain; Dead ship roads, 6 mills; general rate Refreshments were served which president, Andrew Houston, Sea- ra Chappell; a play entitled Thane• for residential and farm proper - brought On Time, Gregg; Homing, � ; brought an enjoyable afternoon to forth; secretary, Dave McLean, "Wanted, A Housekeeper," and Nurse Howard's Assignment, Rob- ties; 2 mills; general rate for corn - a close. Seaforth; table committee, Mr. races and sports comprised the ems; A Cup For Janet, Thorne; mercial. 42; P.V. Dublin, 4 mills„ Promotions announced by the and Mrs. Wilfred Hunkin, Thames program. Beloved Stranger, Worley; Naked street lighting, 4 mills; general. teacher, Mrs. Joseph Melady, were Road; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pym, ,A gilt was resented to the school rate, 2.91 mills; Public' y as follows: Elimville; sorts, Mr, and Mrs. p Spur, Lawson; Knock and Wait School Area, No. 1, 14 mills; S:S • P teacher, Mrs. Hocking, who is Awhile, Weekes; Fish the Strong To Grade IX -Luella Moylan. Earl Watson. Mr. and Mrs. Jack leaving to take charge of another Waters, MacDonald. No. 8, 8.4 mills; S.S. No. 3, 74 . Grade. VIII -,Jean Moylan. Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. L. school. An address was read by mills; S.S. No. 4, 13 mills; S.S. i?ra Grade VII -Don Coyne, Mary El- Schenk. Floyd Dow and the presentation of Non -Fiction - New Guide For 5, 12.5 mills; S.S. No. 6, 10 mills; len Doyle. Seaforth Lions Park will be the a beautiful necklace and earrings Toastmaster, Prochnaw; Artist At S.S. No. 7, 82 Mills; Separates' .; Grade VI -Mary Lou Coyne, Dil- setting for the 1958 reunion. to match was made by Alice War, Natural Way to Draw, La School Area, 9 +mills- Continuatiam' ly Murray, Jack Doyle, Vincent a Walker on behalf of the pupils. Verendrye, Oho Oagie, Artist's School, 6 mills; Seaforth HS.I) r KIPPEN Handbook, Comfort; -.Great Days 6.9 mills, and Mitchell H.S.D., Maloney. Mrs. Hocking gave a fitting re- in Canadian Sport Frances and mills. o, Grade V -Betty Shea, Elaine ply. The best wishes of the com- f Murray, Danny McMillan, Rose Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lovell spent munity go with her to her new the Crees, Shipley; Stay Alive All Tenders were opened for theli j Doyle, the weekend at Chatham, guests school. Your Life, Peale; Animal Safari, pair of the McDonald drain, Grade IV -Patsy Coyne. Dorothy of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Masterson. Neill; Logging With Paul Bunyan, Robert Nicholson & Son receivelS Vogels, Cinth Vogels. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dickert Robins; The Training Question, the contract for $9,63; one other, Grade III -Anne Shea, Gordon visited Sunday with relatives in EAST McKILLOP Fillmore; Canada, Bruchesi; 'Ov- tender from A." Eghoetz was for Moylan, Sharon Burke, Billy Feen- Clifford. • er My Dead Body, Apie; Tales Re- $1,132. Court of revision on smelt ey, Kenny Coyne, Mrs. Alice Cook and friend, of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Franks and told Under the Town Clock, Bor- drain was closed. as there west Gail, of Preston, spent the week- tett; For Lowe of Martha, Winter; «I Grade II -Mary Lou Murray, London, visited Sunday with Mrs. no appeals. end, with Mr. and Mrs. William Age of Piracy, Caine;The F.B.I. Gerry Malone, Nelly Vogels, Anne James McClymont. g � A grant of $110 was given tm ,x. Malone. Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Lovell and Koehler. Stories, Whitehead; Turn of the the Mitchell Agricultural Society, Mrs. Norman Eggert has return- Tide, Bryant; Bridge at Andam, son, David, spent the Holiday week Eighty per cent of bridge contract' S,S. 7, HIBBERT, PICNIC , ba Home ftom Hospital with her Michener Men and Power, Beav- end with the latter's parents, Mr. � was paid to Looby Constructuii>v baby daughter. erbrook; H.M.S. Fidelity, Julian; Thursday afternoon, June 28, S. and Mrs. A. Parker. Mr, and Mrs. Manny Bennewies Ltd., and Lavis Contracting 6 S. No. 7, Hibbert, held their annual - Mr. Peter Gridzak returned Mission Completed, Embry; Lone was paid for part of gravel eon, + picnic at Lions Park, Seaforth. The' home from Sudbury last week. and son, of Stratford, and Mr. and' ly Warrior, Oppenkerg; Witness to tract, making a'total of $9,7414 children went swimming, held'- St. Andrew's United,. Church Mrs. Aubrey McNichol and fam- Witchcraft, Wright; Ordeal Below fly, of Blyth, visited on Sunday Zero, Bland; Arctic Trader Me- paid for road account, and genArtt)E Me - sports and enjoyed a bountiful Sunday School picnic will be held orders including'two, the dxainado , with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Eg- Donald; The Incredible Ivan Kreu- loans amounted to $6,997.27. ed to Mrs. Clarence Coleman a$d all Bayfield- The congregation are gert- ger, Churchill; C. D. Life and supper. Many thanks are extend July it at 3 p.m. in Jowett's Grove 4.: Mrs. Percy Harris in making the invited. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Scherbarth, of Times of Have, oberts; Building Monkton, visited with Mr. and Mrs. and Operating Modern Cars, Seaforth Lineman Charles Eggert. Maicfane, , > Mr. Jerry Doerr had the misfor- tune to cut his arm on `a piece of Juvenile Averts 'fid,:1dt steel, requiring several stitches. Palomina Girl, Walton; Second ' Rev. Amacher, of Zurich, began Year Nurse, McCulloch; Cathy At A letter from A 5illery, Sedgy r, - his duties as minister for McKie- Her Castle, Hall; Gentle of the Ir- Forth, to Bell6Te>tihorie oflici lop E.V.B. Church on Sunday. Ser- on Hand, Sivaze; Brunk Watson of voiced High p asee'•.,: £or., liri+9iiS m+ hid vices are to be conducted at 8:50 Beausejour, Edwards; Mexican George Sills, aa+ at'"�aeaforila, Yd�!1 a.m. for the months of July and Assignment; Jack Landen's Stor- cording to a, rert!etit' issue Bell News, !: August. les For Boys, Landon; We Chased ' a Rainbow, Reynolds; Circus Daze, Xr, 8111'' dio'b rod o fire�,yi,ii u, N i F Rev, Amacher was a guest at ds the home of Mr, and Mrs. Irvin Tuffin; Wonderful Time, Summers; Sillery"a :ga Rock on Sunday. High Apple On the Tree; Horse s ara1 Wes, fig .; GiVing ;('fern; -N ==` Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wesley and ;}A h masters, Stamford; 'Cheicokeo, Boy,: a1? . , �$ ,a: 1s�e„�. �y'i.'�ie baby, of RCAF, Trenton, were week. omeone To Cares Paschall; S,0',Sx.' gtruttd#070 >✓16 tliieVi end visitors at the home of Mr. t Midnight,, Talnplipn' ; idle''` ,lit. l ie #, ' k S ,'' ape (: •S. & W. V. Smith and Mrs-, Harold. Dietz. 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