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Sun Lite AsiMianee Company
Of Canada
TELEPHONE 5274410
17 GODERICH ST. EAST --, SEAFORTH
Filrns. Fe
/to
Father John MCIVor,
St. MOM, WO vied, welter
at $t..*C.0.1Araban. Oatholie Par,'
AtocieUelt. Meet -
ng m the school auditorium,
Wehiesday
.told hoW priests of Scar-
1)DrIS Foreign. MitSions were In
Latin America preaching the
word od, that people were
illiterate an eeded help to
ellIMMEN1101.1111111 obtain titles for their land. He
said priests and sisters are be4
ing taught foreign languages in
St. Marys., Ontario, before going
to the mission field.
He showed) filing depecting
, their life in Santa Domingo,
•Atrults are attending school
half days and working in factor-
ies the remaiader of the 0*.
Farm credit Unions and co-ops
are being farined te enable
people to get started) on 4110
by Clearing hind and blinding
new toads. Feamitt and torn are
the alibi ‘,to•Pia,
Me9h, olaii, pregdeirt, cog-
dadted tne bness aid open-
ed the tneeting with prayer. He
OUR SALE
IS OVER!
But you may still• save substantially
on SLIPPERS for the wl‘ole family -
Still a good selectibh
available, but you'd bet-
ter harry, it won't last.
EXTRA SAVINGS Oln remaining supply of
SNOWBOOTS
READ'S
SHOES and LUGGAGE
PHONE 527-0090 - SEAFORTH
RUBY
READY • TO. EAT - ti or whore
PARTY HAM
t MEATY PORK
.s.-PARE-ititt
Ib.
HOME MAbE HAM SALAD
59c
99' SPECIALS
SMALL LINK SAUSAGES
FRESH SIDE PORK
SLICE'? COOKED HAM
FRESH PORK LIVER
LEAN BEEF PATTIES
PORK SWEET BOAS
$KINLESS VVIENERS
SCHNEIDER'S /tING BOLOGNA
2 lbs. 99c
2 lbs. 99c
Ib. 99c
3 lbs. 99c
2 lbs. 99c
5 lbs. 99c
2 lbs. 99c
• 2 lbs, $1
Winner of Streak Knives, Mrs. Tom Carter
See the Beavers in action Thurs., Feb. 15 at
8:30. Play-offs to start next week.
DUBLIN
Mrs. Geraldine Charters and
Miss Kaye Gillis, Oakville; Miss
Rosemary Eckert, Fort Erie;
Mr. anti Mrs. Harold) McFadden
and Mrs. Peter Mahem, Wallace -
burg; Mrs. Earl Ryari, Alvinston;
Miss Barbara Kelly, Windsor;
Mr. Bill Eckert, Toronto, with
Mr. and Mrs. George Coville.
KIPPEN EAST WI
Kippen East WI will meet on
Wednesday, February 21st, at
2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Dave
Triebner. The roll will be "Name
a household poison and Its an-
tidote". The motto, "No one gets
indigestion from swallowing his
own pride" by Mrs. John Sin-
clair. Dr. J. C. MacLennan of
Seaforth will speak on Rabies.
Mrs. William Kyle has a poem
and there will be a this and that
auction sale. Convener of the
lunch committee is Mrs. Joyce
Cooper. •
Mr. and. Mrs. Harry Torrante
and three children of Porter's
Hill, visited Sunday with the
former's mother, Mrs. Reid Tor-
rance and aunt, Miss Jean Ivi-
son.
FUNERAL
MRS. JEAN HARRISON
Mrs. lean HartiSon. died at
her residence, 300 iffelfield St.,
Londdli, on Tuesday, Feb. 6,
1068. She waS fiirtherly Jean
(Birdie) Shannon..
She was the daughter of the
late John Shannon and, Merger-
-et Fulton and,,was horn and 0-
ucated,in MoXillop ToW4410.
Later She worked at We Clinic
in Petertioro where she married
the late Robert D. Harrison,
moving then. to Montreal, Que.
,bee. At his retirement they mov-
ed to London, Ontario.
She was a member of the
United Church in St, Marys,
Ontario.
Surviving are one sister; El-
izabeth, Mrs. Errol Habkirk, of
London, where they both re -
Sided and who cared for her
during the last few months of
her illness. She was predeceas-
ed by one sister, Janet, Mrs.
Alex MeEwing - and four bro-
thers, William, John, Paul and
Hugh.
The body was at the Lindsay
funeral home, St. Marys, Where
funeral service was held at
2:30 p.m. Thursday, February
8th, conducted by Rev. G. gor-
dier, London,- owing to the ab-
sence of Rev. Dr. R. D. Crosby
of St. Marys. Interment iii Malt -
landbank cemetery, Seaforth, at
a later date.
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MID -TOWN CLEANERS OF EXETER
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better service for its many ,customers.
THIS WEEK AND NEXT!
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Roei,zijy read the. whottes
an Mraf_ 41.t McIver read
thauk-ioo potes an letters 0 .•
correspoOdynce. Treastirer's
d4nPePvefit,dWMtarhSS g
Lgi v
4e
e t Obsy'pReorraukrak:se,
teay remarks were made by
*s. Richard Downey -
St. James'
CWL Has
Meeting
SL James' Parish CWL met •
in the, school auditorium On
Theatlay evening. .Father
Laragli opened, the ineeting
with prayer. "Praise God from
whim Il blegiings fief'?" wag
sung. The president, Mrs. Ar-
thur Devereaux presided and
thanked) all for their help
ing December, and Jan ary.
Each convener gave her rport.
Sister Loretta Marie read
from the Bible. A letter from b
the Sacred) Heart Messenger s
was read by Mrs. Alvin Smale. j
'Committees for February are
visiting Mrs Frank Ni h
Attt Oft.T.;i3 no.
visitedDogas 49-Snntla
"f4Attfa! Ur!". 4"*" URP git Ot
rtionahas th
Messengers enieYed a skat
dogs, cup cakes and hot oboe°,
lat Were also enjoyed,
r. and Mrs. auk ROO,
and Mrs. George Wheeler
a David, Mrs. John Butters
an and Mrs, Glenn Cope-
Ijt4n•ct girls were Sunday
guests with Mr. and Mrs. John
Roc44 Pamela and Calvin, Cal-
vin was celebrating his seventh
birthday.
Mrs. William Dickey visited
on Thursday with Mr, and Mrs.
Clayton l3rock and family ,of
Elora.
M. and Mrs. Harold Thom-
son of Parkhill and Mr. and
Mrs:, Russell Mills and Mrs.
Lawrence Mills of London, vis-
ited.. Sunday afternoon with
Misses Blanche and Rhea Mills
andoMr. Edgar 3/1111s.
lyliss Cheryl Skipper of St.
Mars visited for the ,weekend
with Miss Brenda Parkinson.,
Mt.a., Made, Johns, was gust
a. t Pwatteen-Lauvreelhl!swteuddairg
cnIblaiittWid dDo'aYnglaS,' infant Ben ef
14..ppirl Mrs. David Levy, was
ap,iped during the Church
erV Sunday morning by Rev.
. mg.
. and Mrs. John Brookshaw,
ST. THOMAS'
GROUP MEETS
ppm Monday afternoon, after
sOlgOL IfOrgallWAts a hot
g , 'Mrs.
Harold Maloney; lunch, Mfrs.
Frank Reynolds, Mrs. Joseph
-Devereaux and Mrs. Frank
Nigh. It was deckled to send a
donation towards the education
of the 'priesthood.
The World Day of Prayer will
be held on March 1st with Sis-
ter Mary as guest speaker. 4
Father Laragh spoke of his
trip to the missions and a read-
ing by Mrs. Gerald Van Den
Henget, "Natural Law" was fol-
lowed by group tifscuseion and
a hum.orous reading by Mrs
Frank Nigh. The mystery prize
was won by Mrs -Frank King.
CONSTANCE
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Preszeator,
Billy and Debbie visited on Fri-
day evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Earlan Osborn, Melody and
Leona.
Mr. and Mrs. Earlan Osborn,
Melody and Leona visited on
Sunday evening with 11/1r. and
Ws. George Hart, Jdlin and
Bob of Brussels.
Mr. and Mrs. Earlan Osborn,
Melody and Leona visited on
Monday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. 1Vlarvin 1VlcDonald, and Kim
of Mitchell.
DOWN
AT THE
LANES
BY LEE HEE
Seaforth Legion League
Team standings: Cheaters,
100; SlipperyS, 811 Echoes, 73;
Untouchables, 64; Hippies, 55;
Hoot Owls,_ 47.
Ladies' high single and triple,
Molly Kunder, 268 and 695.
Men's high single, Al Smale,
298 and triple, 696. .
* *
Men's . Inter -Town League
Team standings: Goderich,
155; Win.ghartt, 147; Bill's Lanes
123; Seaforth, .119; CFR, 115;
Zurich, 67.
High fives for past two weeks:
J. Scott, 1382; W. Hotchkiss,"
.1360; W.- Johnston, 1281-1255;,
G. Noble, 1273; W. Dean, 1266;
G. Warner, 1264."Season's highs
(50% bowled)) average: G, No-
ble, 240; five: J. Scott, 1382;
single, G. Noble, 373.
* • *
St. James' League '
Team standings: Cannonballs
79; Kink Pins, 74; Whistlers,
67;1Luelty Strikes, 62; HiOies
59f Alley Cats, 58.
Ladies' high single and triple,
Jeannine McCue, 249 and 624.
Men's high single and triple,
Gord Noble, 200 and 708.
* *
Seaforth Mixed League
Teatri standings: Cabbage
Heads, 73; Corn Cobs, 70; Let-
tuce Leaves, 59; Pea Pods, 53;
Carrot Tops, 51; Pumpkin
Seeds, 51.
Ladies' high single, Barb Os-
born, 237; high triple, Laurie
,Sawyer, 593. Men's high single
and triple, Bill BroWp, 300 and
807.
' *
Egmondville League
Tenni standings: Blue Jays,
82; 'Parrots, 80; Rob -o -links, 74;
Woodpeckers, 44; Robins, 43;
Hummingbirds, 34.
Ladies' high single, Hazel Me-
ponigle, 249; high triple, Joan
Eaton, 685. Men's high single,
Howard,.Tames, 301; high triple,
Doug-BteVen, 755.
• • •
Country Club,League
Team standings, Mitchell,
206; Seaforth, 193.
Ladle high single and triple,
187 and 745. Melt's high single
and triple, Gobi Noble, 21,5 and
8'74.
The Anglican, Church Women
of St. Thomas' Church met at
the home of Mrs. Robert Newn-
ham on Tuesday, when the presi-
dent Mrs. Cleave .Coombs open-
ed the meeting by reading Gal.
6:1-10, followed by the February
Litany, assisted by IVIrs. George
MeGavin. Mrs. Newnham intro-
duced the new stRdy book,
"Right to the Future", Plans
were made 'for those taking
part . In ,,the "World Day of
rayer". Mrs. Newnham served
'lunch, assisted by Mrs. E. Dins-
more and Mrs. Bruce McLean.
Verray. 'Stephen en4,;,Tett..
gauu0Fh„ visited Sunday.after.
ifeen with M. and Mrs. 'Falter
Levy and MarOtret.
Euchre, - •
The WL 492 heid a 'euchre
in the orange flail 04 Friday'
evening with twelve tables p1.
ing, Winners were: lady
high seore, Mrs. Russell Mor-
rison; lone hands, Mrs. Law-
rence Beckett; men's high
score, Mr. J. Wilson, Exeter;
lone hands, ldr. Lloyd Cowdrey.
Lucky lunch prize was won by
Mrs. George Wilson.
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