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•
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lbs. 89c
STORE -SLICED BREAKFAST
Bacon
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Legs and Breasts
Chicken.
lb. 59c
Onion Flavored ,
Beef Steakettes 8 for 69'
FAMIL. 'PRESENTS"
GIFTS TO PARENTS"
On Sunday; July 9th, forty-
two Members of the Finlayson•
family gathered at the hone of
Mr. and Urs Arthur, Fin'laY,gon.
A presentation sof a bank ease
buffet was. made to Mr. and
Mrs, Fhilaysonw3tu on June.
3Qth had celebrated. their '25th
wedding anniversary.
Attending were: Mr. and Mrs.
Win. Finlayson .and . Bill ,of,
Guelph, Mr. Dan ,Finlayson of
Toronto, Mr. Allan. Finlayson
of London, gr. and Mrs. Gorden
Monteith of Columbus, Ohio,
Mr. Lorne Finlayson, Brian Fin-
layson, Mr. and MTs. Reg, Fin-
layson and Michael of Staffa,
Mr. and Mrs.• Laird Finlayson,
Sharon, Sandra, Sue Ann and
Shelley, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Fin-
layson, Karen, Kathy and Kim
all from Tuckersmith, Mr. and
Mrs. Murray • Finlayson, -Exeter,
Mrs. Irene Finlayson, Hensall,
Mrs. Margaret Hayter of Haslet,
Mich;,. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hay-
ter, Johnny, Melissa and Coleen
of 'Grand Rapids, Mich., Mr.
and Mrs. WM. Uhler, Burling-
too, Miss -Jessie Finlayson of
Clarkson, Miss- Dianne Finlay-
son of Grand- Bend, and Mr.
Mark Gilalland, of Stratford.
SEAFORTH 4-H -
CALF. CLUB' MEETS
The Seaforth 4-H Calf Club
met at the farm of Eric. Ander-
son- when a class 'of livestock
was judged and reasons, given.
Separate lessons were given to
the beef and dairy members.
• o• ARE4.WEP
HAOKWEU .4'ORTER
C1hite Elo><fie Hackwelt; -for
rheriy of 1,ondon • and Richard
Oliver Porter, of Woodstock,
were married in .Duff's Vnited
Church, Walton,. with=. lipt. D.
E. Docken� officiating on Satur-
day, JuIY 15th, I967r
The bride is the,, daughter of
Mrs. Thoivas Hackwell, 'Walton
and the late 'Mr. Hackwell. The,
groom is, the .son• of .Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Pinter, Galt. Wed-
ding music was provided by
Mrs. David Haekwell, $eratford,
organist and Mrs. Jack Mad-
Seaforth, - soloist.
Given in marriage by her bro-
ther, 'Elliott, thebride chose
a floor length own of pure
, white Italian peau de faille,
trimmed at the bodice with
French elegant lace. A detach-
able._ehiffon'coat trimmed with
matching lace donned the dress
cascading into a ,chapeltrain.
Her shoulder length illusion
veil was held by a headpiece of
white flowers and she carried
a white Bible covered with a
spray of white carnations and
trailing ivy.
Miss Pamela Porter, Ottawa,
the • groom's sister was maid of
honor. Mrs. Robert -Toll, Sarnia,
Miss Anna Sutherland, London,
and Mrs. Marne Needham, Galt
were bridesmaids. The bridal
attendants were gowned alike
in 'floor -length •gowns of blue
peau de soie trimmed with flor-
Each group's lesson was follow-
ed by a quiz. Gerben Wynja
thanked Mr. Anderson for the
use of his farm. , • ,
DEAR DORIS
advice from
Doris Clark
Tb LOVE OR NOT TO LOVE
DEAR DORIS I teach in a
one -room rural school and the
janitor seems to have fallen in
love with me. • '
When his -wife passed away
last year.I shook his hand and
kissed him on the cheek,, which
is. a 'Canadian custom to sympa-
thize with bereaved. My mis-
take! Ever since that he has
been showing interest.
He wants me to marry him
but I can't. This is on- account
efmy people and also I don't
feel the desire to marry. I am
50 years "old. I like this man
Wand he has been very good to
me, but I know that if I, marry
him -,any people 'won't have any-
thing more to do with ' me. I
could just cry! '
He told me that if I. -don't
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WOMEN'S WHITE DRESS SHOES;. reg. 6.9.8 to 9.98 NOW $5
MEN'S Suede Casuals; foam sole, reg. 7.98 to 10.98, NOW $5 to $7.
MEN'S Canvas Casual Oxfords, black or' navy, reg. 3.98 — 2.49.
CHILDREN'S SHOES — 300 pair, discontinued -lines ' $1 to $4
CHILDREN'S SNEAKERS, reg. $1 to $1.89 • NOW 79c to 1.59
WOMEN'S Illusion and Little Heels, latest styles, • reg. 6.98 to
10.98, Red, Beige, Grey, Ginger Snap, Mocha and some Black, in-
cluding discontinued lines of.. Hush Puppies and Savage Shoes
NOW $3 to $6
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WOMEN'S Tonnis Oxfords, Black, White and' Red, Green, Blue
reg. 1.99 to 2.98 NOW $1.49
MEN'S DRESS OXFORDS and GORES, Black and Brown, .
reg. 9.98 to 16.98
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NOW $7to$10
WOMEN'S CANVAS CASUALS, .Flat or' Wedge,
NOW $2 to $3
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b.
WOMEN'S Kush Puppies and Shaggy Pup Oxfords and Gores,
reg. 7.98 to 9.98 — Discontinued Lines - NOW $5
MOCCASINS, Tan or Brown, Women's and Children's, •
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TAYLOR.S
13 MAIN STREE`t ' — "SEAFORTH, ONTARIO
• -a
AIL SALES FINAL • • ALL SALES 'FINAL
ING
al chiffon train and .atchipg'
wedding, ring headpieces and
carried; caseades of1,41te baby
monis: and trailing ".ivy,
Mr. Grordon Piut1ey, roondon,
was hest Man 04 guests•wero
ushered by Mr.William Macy.
Millan; Ti1.Usonburg, '.Mr. How-
ard Haclewell, V/ ton•, brother
of the' bride, and Mr. Robert
Porter, Kitchener, broiler, of
the groom. •
A -reception followed: at the
Canadian Legion, Sealed -h.
For travelling to a resort ar-
ea the bride changed to an or-
ange sheath dress with brown
'and white accessories. She wore
white carnation corsage.
The bride is a graduate of
Westervelt Business , College,
London, and the groom_ is a
member of .the. Ontario Provh-
tial Police Motorcycle Preeisioh
Itidp
The couple will reside in
Woodstock.
marry . him he will sell every-,
thing anddrink it all up. I can't
bear to see him do that.
Pulled, Both Ways.
DEAR PULLED BOTH WAYS
— Better detach your thinking
frofn both pressure groups,
Search your heart. and find.out
what yon, the deep down real
you, wants.
If you love this Irian, you.
mutt stand up to .your ,folks.
But if' you cringe from the idea
of marrying him, you must ig-
nore his threat~to drink him-
self into an early grave, which
is melodramatic and . childish,
and send him packing.
DEAR . DORIS — My steady
and,.I have been going out now
for three months and I_feel
we have something going for
us • •
One thing bothers me though,
and tliat is that he hates kids.
I love them. My father was like
that. Every time I cried he
passed the door. My mother
had a terrible time in the be-
ginning.
A wrecked marriage is :the
last thing on earth that I wish
for,
Any Hope
DEAR -ANY HOPE -Yes,
there's 'hope. But he is showing
his own failure to be loving
and friendly; an indication of
someone' who is . withdrawing
from life, at least part df the
time.
Better give him .more time
to grow up; and yourself a
chance to know a few others.
Eighteen is a bit •too. young to
decide for sure.
News - of
Woodliam
Miss, Susan Tomlinson has
been holidaying with Mr. and
Mrs. James Tomlinson and fam-'
ily of Toronto. • .
Miss Mary McAllister of Lis-
towel was ' a weekend visitor
with gr. and Mrs. Harry Web-
ber.
Mrs. Don Brine spent a few
days at Expo this vfeek:
Mrs., S. Mackie of Toronto
visited with Dr. and Mrs. Geo-
rge Morphy this past week.
Mr, and Mrs. James -Miller,
Betty Jean and Bob attended
the wedding of their 'son' and
brother, Ray . Miller to Margaret
Elizabeth Mitchell . in St, An-
drew's , Prebyterian Church,
jMolesworth, . on .Friday evening.
• Miss June King is. acting, as
a counsellor at Camp • Bimini
this week. .
Miss Anne Tomlingon • of Tor-
onto has been holidaying with
Mr. and Mrs. John Tomlinson
df
an ami y. -
Mr. and Mrs. George Wheeler,
and Mr. and Mrs. John Rodd,
Pamela and Calvin visited Sun-
day evening with Rev. and Mrs,
John Cooke of Thamesford.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lambert,
Marilynne and Dennis of Davi-
son, Mich., were weekend guests
with Mrs: Mary Jaques and Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Jaques. and fam-
ily. - -
Master Perry Wilson of Lake-
side spent, several days holi-
daying with Mr. and Mrs, Jack
Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brine vis-
ited 'Sunday. evening with Mrs.
Myrtle Brine of St. Marys.
i Mrs. Mary Jaques and Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Jaques- and Suzanne
attended the Ratz-Webber wed-
ding in Thames Road United
Church on Saturday. Suzanne
was the flower girl.
Mr. Arthur Kirk of Craridel,
Manitoba, and Mr. and Mrs.
Ernie Selves of Science Hill,
called on Mrs. Mary Jaques on
Friday.
Mr, and Mrs, Albert Bayne,
David and Courtney of Kansas,
Miss., visited ,'on .Wednesday
last with • Mr.' and Mrs, Lloyd
Jaques and family. •
, •
News of $0 Coli agban
nen s
o o -r
1. PefCirr
• Rosemary O'Connor and. Mar-
ie..' DeGajist wereco4m4tesses
for a miscellaneous shower -for
Miss Irma Peterson,who is
tobecome the brideof • Rvn• co'-.
Connor; July, 29th. Tviel'ity-tive
friends . and Telaties niet to
honor her at the hori;ie,:of. Rose-
mary O'Connor. Marie DeGeust
read the presentation address
and gifts were presented, Irma
received' a ho'St of beautiful
gifts for which she expressed
her thanks and appreciation.
Rev. Vincent Eckert, C.S.B.
and -James Eckert,- Rochester,
N.Y., visited Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Coville, Dublin and Mrs. Jos-
eph Eckert here' and attended
the Eckert-Dietrick wedding in
Mt. Carmel on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stapleton
and Paul of Kitchener, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Murray, -
Mr, 'and Mrs. -Jack McIver,
and Mr. and Mrs. • Jack, Lane
and family visited, in Kitchener
with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Pur-
cell.
Mrs. Elizabeth' Nolan is a pa-
tient in Seaforth Community
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Murray
and family with Mr, and Mrs.
Leo Murray. -
Larry Brennerman of Kitch-
ener visited friends here on Fri-
day.
Mr. acid Mrs. ,Glen Butters
and children of London spent
the week end with Mr, and Mrs.
Maurice Melady.
Brother Joseph, Montreal,
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bow-
man, ' Stratford, visited Mrs.
John L. Malone, -
Mr. and Mrs., Larry Enright,
and baby, Windsor, visited Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Morris,
Jack Doyle, Toronto, 'and Miss
Rose Doyle, Cedar Springs, with
Mr. and Mss:^Michael Doyle.
ALL TYPES
INSURANCE
Donald 6. Eaton
Office in Masonic Block
Main Street
Phone 5274610 Seaforth
DEAR DORIS — I thinkyou
are very good in answering a
lot of the questions you get, •
Well here is one from an
elderly lady (77 years). who
would like very much til -get
some pounds of flesh off and
keep it off. Could you kindly'
give me a list of food that I
should eat, and what I should
avoid eating?
. • Too Tubby
DEAR TOO Nice going.
You'll live longer and healthi-
er if you get down to your
right weight. Don't do anything
sudden .or drastic; aim for a
loss of one or two pounds a
week, '
I'm sending you: "A simple
Reducing Diet", which makes
sure you get the protective
foods; also "Low -Calorie Men-
us and Recipes", which contain
some tasty but net -too -nourish-
ing dishes. Get your doctor's
okay before you start.
'(N.B. Others wanting these
may write in for them, enclos-
ing ten cents for each leaflet
and a' large. • -self-addressed,
stam+ped envelope.)
To Sick of Sister — Is •a sis-
ter who has come every week
end for 20 yeahs, going to
change the pattern easily now?
Yet a change must be made ;be-
fore you all go batty.
I'd suggest you tell her you
do like to see her sometimes,
but that you'd like to leave the
guest bedroom empty every
other week end so that you can
have other friends in it; or can
benefit from the •quiet of being
alone.
If yout;g don'your drinking
'may ntay ' become chroni-
tally inebriated. and you will.
have even more trouble going
through the "change". -cin
sending t'ny leaflet, "Facing
Forty" which will help you to
•unddrsland the perplexing (but
tenll►oratyl) feeling you are'
'having. •
URNS
LEANER
NO SMOKE, NO ODOUR
HEATING OIL.
Walden & Broadfoot
Phone 52)'-122' — Seaforth
For Complete
INSURANCE
on your •
• HOME, BUSINESS, FARM,
CAR, ACCIDENT, LIABILITY ••
OR LIFE
SEE
JOHN A. CA1ttNO
Insurance Agency
ehbiib1 S27-0490 teaforth
Office Directly Opposite
Sestorfh Motors ..
'blue coal'
Champion Stove 'and.
.Furnace. Oil '
WILLIS - .DUNDAS
Office 527-0150 — Res. 527-1053
INSURANCE
WIND
TORNADO CYCLONE
JAMES F. KEYS
Phone 527-0467 : Seaforth
Representing the Western
Farmer's Weather • Insurance
Mutual Co., Woodstock, Ont.
THE HURON' f, SIWOR* ONTq y;2Z 1
BIG SAVINGS ON IV
EN'S APPAREL
On all .Men's and S;oys. ii
SHORT SLEEVE 'SPORT
DRESS and T SHIRTS
Bermuda Shorts,
,Bathing Suits
Hats and Caps
Summer Jackets -
BILL O'SHE4
MEN'S WEAR
Phone 527-0995 Seaforth
PROCLAMATION
TOWN QF SEAFORTH.
On instructions from the Municipal
Council, I hereby proclaim
MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1967
CIVIC • HOLIbAY
IN THE TOWN OF • SEAFORTH
and respectfully regtles't the citizens and
businessmen to observe the occasion.
Frank ' Kling
Mayor
"GOD SAVE THE QUEEN" •
Cars at Tremendous Discounts
Our- SIG SALE continues
1962 CHEV. SEDAN
Lic. E90288
1966 AMBASSADOR s„`8"
Sedan, A.T., P.S. & P.B.
1966 CHEV. "8" SEDAN
A.T. — Lic. E89473 '
1964 CHEV. SEDAN
Q.T. — Lic. E90231
1964 1500 VOLKSWAGEN
Station Wagon Lic. 95482X
1964 FORD G.AL•AXIE
Hardtop — Lic. E92809
1963 MORRIS 1100 SEDAN
Low Milegage, Lic. E90733 -
1962 PONTIAC SEDAN •
A.T. _ Ljc. E90664 •
1962 OLDS SEDAN
A.T., P.S:, and P.B.; R. --- Lic. E89472
1962 CHEV. SEDAN
A.T. -- Lic. E90738
1962 FORD GALAXIE SEDAN
-A.T., R., P.B., Lie. E90734 •
1961.OLDS 4 -Door H.T..,
A.T., Radio, P.B. & P.S. -- Lk: E90187
MANY 1961:and 1962 CHEVS and PONTIACS
CONTINUES
.WITH
%.Discount
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eaforth Motors
Seaforth
Phone 527-1750
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