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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1962-12-13, Page 14of MAGNETIC INK ENCODED BUSINESS CHEQUES now. available ... see our. new. 36 page illustrated catalogue and choose the cheque that suits your business requirements --, J `I y^ Uw. 1.nTr- rtM.urt UY-`•• •n 14, E HURON EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTH, ONT., DEC. 13,190 pRUC FIEL® FICESUPPLIES ch, and Mrs. William Mur. dochHamilton, were guests of 1 Mr. and Mrs. John R. Murdoch /� /� THE HURON "EXPOSITOR also with Miss Beth Murdoch in PICKLES ........... Clinton Hospital. Phone 141 — Seaforth We are sorry to report -Mrs 1 -lb. Bag M. Vaise is a patient in scot) King of Hawaii MNEAPPLE JUICE Memorial Hospital, Seaforth. 280 Mr. Torrance Dunlop, Lon• don, and Mr. Harry Dunlop HIBBERT were weekend guests of the Scotts. 45'¢ The Brucefield and commun• Doz. ity ladies held two showers -re •s ' y,-� •W Gently in Brucefi United Church for two local al ��[G� Rladies, young Mrs. Peter Roy, the for- Each mer Doris Walker; and a bride Macintosh of Saturday, Miss Carolyn (Part One and Part Two) Ross. Both brides received many lovely gifts. ` The CGIT girls held their an - and nual tea and mitten tree on FOR ADDITIONAL SPECIALS Saturday in the church parlors. The church was beautifully dec- THE STORY OF HIBBERT orated for the occasion under the leadership of Mrs. Bough - am and Mrs. Swan. During the afternoon, pouring tea were TOWNSHIP ,Mrs. H. Johnston and Mrs. H. Berry. Over 50 pairs of mittens (Three Boobs) were donated and hung on the decorated tree in the centre of By ISABELLE CAMPBELL the room. The tables were in keeping with the Christmas sea- son. 2.50 PER B O O K Next Sunday evening the CG IT will hold their Vesper Ser- vice in the church at 7:30. THE PERFECT LAST-MINUTE GIFT Dorothy Riley For Friends of the Area and Wins Award .,Miss Dorothy Riley, a mem- Former Oesidents ber of the Nursing Assistants' graduating class at Wingham and District ,Hospital, received the Nursery Technique award, presented by Miss Janet Field- AVAILABLE, AT ing, instructress. Miss Riley was one of 19 girls graduating from the 10 -month course at Windham Hospital. Among those attending the cere- mony were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Riley, Londes- Phone 141 -- Seaforth baro; Mrs. Selina Riley, Clinton; Mr. Mrs. Jerry and Riehl and Del Bedard, Goderich. The graduate has accepted a position on the staff of Clinton Public Hospital. a complete assortment of MAGNETIC INK ENCODED BUSINESS CHEQUES now. available ... see our. new. 36 page illustrated catalogue and choose the cheque that suits your business requirements --, J `I y^ Uw. 1.nTr- rtM.urt UY-`•• •n 10 -oz. Size BUSINESS CHEQUES (3* qn-a-page) Magnetic Ink Encoded Business Cheques designed to meet the speci- ficotions of The Canadian Banker's Association are now available. These cheques carry an imprint of the s.ime of your comppny and stock cuts are available to indentify a wide range of products and service. Each cheque and stub is numbered and the cheque pad is bound in a handsome, long- VOUCHER CHEQUES f 1111111311. McKILLOP The Women's Association of the Evangelical United Brethren Church held their Deceniber " meeting at the church. Mrs. Lavern Hoegy opened the meet. ing with singing of Christmas carols, telling the origin of each one as they were sung, followed by responsive reading on the Nativity. Each member answered the roll call with a Christmas reading. It - was decided to send $50 to the Salvation Army, $50 to the Board of Missions, $25 to the Bible Society, and $25 to the Seaforth Hospital fund, also gifts to the shut-ins for Christ- mas. Thank -you cards were In read froze the Salvation Army `� for layettes -sent to them, also from Mrs. William Koehler and Gary Koehler for boxes they received. In place of exchange of Christmas gifts, money was p given to the Children's•Aid So. ciety at Goderich. The next meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs, Wm. Huron Expositor Christmas Colorin Koehler, with Mrs. Lavern g Hoegy and Mrs. Alvin, Beuer- man in charge. Lunch was serv- Contest r ed by Mrs. Orville Beuerman, Mrs. Alvin Beuerman and .Mrs. Lavern Hoegy. NAME Age........ R ADDRESS A SMILE OR TWO Threehood at tea time, so they elderly ladies were WILL TEST 175,000 CATTLE � stranded a tough n they re- - luctantly stopped in at a local IN HURON IN TB SEARCH greasy spoon and ordered from the grizzled waiter. -- "I'll have a coup of strong The fourth general TB test and district, who are available tea," said one, "and no lemon." of Huron cattle got under way from time to time. "Some wgak tea, and lemon," Tuesday and Will continue for The third general test was ''said the second. 12 months. Inspection is being completed May 13, 1955, and at "Tea for me, too," said the carried out by a team of vet- that time Huron was declared third. "But make sure the cup erinarihns working under the an accredited area until Dec. 1, is clean , NiNVI, LOWER EVERYDAY F000 PRICES SPECIALS FOR ° Thursday, Friday and Saturday Maxwell House INSTANT COFFEE ... , , . , Only $1.1 9 10 -oz. Size Betty Crocker PIE CRUST MIX ............ Pkg. 1 York Sweet Bread and Butter PICKLES ........... 216-dz. Jars 430 Chase & Sanborn COFFEE ................ 1 -lb. Bag 670, King of Hawaii MNEAPPLE JUICE ... ' 48 -oz. Tin 280 Golden Dew MARGARINE ....... 21 -lb. Pkgs. 45'¢ Sunkist NAVEL ORANGES ......... Doz. 550 California Jumbo CELERY ................... Each 230 Macintosh APPLES ................. 3 lbs. 29¢ SEE LONDON FREE PRESS 'THURSDAY FOR ADDITIONAL SPECIALS mi�h■ 1,�.UPERIOR 's FOOD MKRK[TS Phone 12 ..FREE DELIVERY direction of Dr. J. C. MacLen- 1960, when an extension of two The waiter dutifully wrote nan, of the Health of Animals years was granted. down their instructions and re• PERSONALIZE D Branch, Seaforth. About 175,- Dr. MacLennan said testing turned in ten minutes with their 000 head of cattle are involved would be facilitated and speed.- orders. COASTERS - GIFT IDEAS - SERVIETTES and will be tested before Dec. ed up somewhat in view .of a °Okay;" he grumbled, "who 1st next year.- change in regulations. Animals gets the clean cup?" PHONE 141 SEAFORTH Dr. MacLennan said the team in beef herds intended for ` includes f o u r veterinarians slaughter purposes and two ' from the department, brought years and under, under certain into the county for the test, circumstances do not necessar- and also those veterinarians ily need be tested, unless there now practising in the county are reactors or suspects• Pres- Strikes 'n Spares triple, Helen Nicholsun, 259 and 633. . Men's high: single and triple,, At Seaforth Lanes Gordon Scott, 258 and 637, /�D �.� �/. (By LEE HEE) r Ar AV Ar .• * * a�; . i& >��i & Men's Inter -Town League Mixed Doubles Team standings: Clinton, 77; Team sthndings: Snowballs, St. Marys, 62; Stratford Bowl• :. 46; Dutchmen, 46; Highballs, Mor, 62; Stratford Mikes, 59; Special Prices on <« 45; Kids, 34; Oddballs, 33; Listowel, 57; New Hamburg, 55; Teachers, 27,' Mitchell, 50; Shakespeare, 49; s Seaforth, 45; Lucan 19..,.;.;.._.::.. Ladies high, single and tri- Individual high:' single, Doug TELLv IGN pie, M. Hudson, 301 and 608. Men's high, single, B. Mar. McIsaac, Clinton, 325; high five, �_>:= sv. • ss ,:.,;:_,,' ; D. Your StratfordMikes,1 • shall; triple, H, Cuming, 684. g, i 346. Team high: single, Clinton, SETS Egmondville Church League 1285•'high five, Clinton, 5938. Team standings: Bruins, 39; To date, individual high av-w'A Canadiens,• 38; Red Wings, 37; erage: Doug Mcisaac, Clinton, (New and Used) Black Hawks, 35; Leafs, 33; 236; high five, Hugh McGilliv- Rangers, 28, ary, Mitchell, 1374; -high single, :k Ladies' high: single, Elsie L. Wick, Listowel, 377. Doig, 192; triple, Marjorie Pap-' To date, team high five: Clin- ple, 551, ton, 62421 high single, Clinton, Men's high: single, ' Everett 1355. There is no more pleasing Smith, 292; triple, Norm Mac Lean, 661. COF — Men Christmas Gift than. an ,f * * Team standings: Wildcats, 44; Saaforfh Highland Shoes Tomcats, 39; Pussy Cats, 25, Gift Team standings: Flintstones, Polecats, 18. Electrical ft ! 56; Untouchables, 49; Orbitals, Team high: single and triple, , 43; Cotton Pickers, 43; $put- Tomcats, 986 and 2574; indi- niks, 30; Whippets, 26. vidual high, single and triple, Ladies' high: average, D. Don McClure, 276 and 657. Here at Dublin Electric you Smith; single, D. Smith and M. W MacLean, 211; triple, D. Smith, St. James' Church League ' have q wide ehoic of 183' Team standings: Parrots, 42; Mens high: avefage, J. Moore Alley Oops, 41; Flintstones 39- 189; single, G. MacDonald, 237; Bluebirds, 34; Shamrocks, 28t Popular _. triple, G. MacDonald, 509, p Appliances. Roll -Rites, 26. °a.;: * * Ladies' high: single, Betty Legion Bowling LeagueLeonhardt, 241; triple, , Rita Team standin s L' 1' ht D 518 9. g . eme eg ers, uncan, - 34; ,Frozen Toads, 29; Jokers, Men's high: single, Gordon END FOOD FREEZING Large enough for the average family, 16.8 capacity; holds 575 pounds of food; 2 baskets, 2 dividers and one juice ),7; Freeloaders, 21; Teetotal.. Nobel, 217; Peter Weimann lers, 20; Unexpected, 16. (spare bowler), 241; triple, Gor- WORRIES rack. Ladies' high: single and don Muir, 558. DOMINION TIRE •WI TERIDE H S SNOW TIRES $34095 PAIR 670,x15............ These are brand new tires for safe Winter driving — not recaps. Buy now at this Low Price Cl ❑ - USED CARS -- 1955 Ford 1955 Buick THE ABOVE CARS ARE PRICED LOW FOR QUICK CLEARING! RienVanderHoek SUPERTEST SERVICE Seaforth .. -- Ont. a 0 4 • r a v S 2 2 9.00 . with a 16.8 cubic -foot. 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