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The Seaforth News, 1957-06-13, Page 5THE SEAFORTH NEWS—Thursday, June 13, 1957 NEW STORE HOURS OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 10 P.M. Your Superior t ELM AR PURE PEANUT BUTTER 16 oz jar 29c Specials SALADA'S NEW TEA BAGS pkg of 90s 1.09 10 Bags Free DOLE FRUIT COCKTAIL 20 oz tins 29c KELLOGGS SPECIAL K CEREAL 2 Pkgs. 530 KREST BRAND COFFEE A Good Blend 1 lb bag: 79c • JOHNSON'S RAID INSECT BOMB Good for your plants, flowers 11 oz. 1.59 BUG KILLER 5 ib bag 45c QUAKER MUFFETS 2 pkgs. 313c SHERRIFFS JELLY POWDERS Special Deal 3 for 29c with a 5c Coupon on each pk. Limited quantity GOLDEN DEW MARGARINE 2 lb 53c FATHERS DAY, JUNE 16 .G•ive-Dad a carton of his favorite cigarettes Carton $2.99 We are agents for Mitchell Nursery Potted Plants. Cut Flowers. Wedding bouquets Floral tributes Wright's Superior Food Market SELF SERVICE FREE DELIVERY See the Hay in a day demonstration on the farm of Gordon McGavin on Tuesday, June 18th The New Holland Company will use the mower, crusher, the new 68 baler and crop dryer Demonstration.of thorn and willow control, spraying equipment, irrigation system and backhoe in operation Gordon McGavin, Walton Phone Brussels 19-26 Seaforth 832-33 Emmondville United Church] Pie and Ice Cream The Royal Film in Color; jAggeria Greets Her Queen" Sunday, 16th June 8.15 P.M. Public Cordially Invited SOCIAL At S.S. 'J9 School, McKillop, under auspices of Bethel Church FRIDAY, JUNE 14th Ball game 7.30. Program 9.30 Admission 60c and 300 TOWN TOPICS Mr. and 'Mrs. Harold T•waan- ley, and Mr, Allen Twamley, Miss Shirley Thorne, of (Strat- ford; M•y. and Mrs. Wilson Cirafjt, Mr. and Mrs. Bab 'Durke of Kit- chener; Mrs. A. Van Mere, Mr. Roger Van Eibeia, Miss Elaine Marshall of (Brantford; IMr. Ger- ald Weber of Stratford and Miss Blanche Westcott df London visited with Mr. and''Mrs. Arn- old Westcott at the' weekend. Mr. and Mrs. (Harold Jackson left on Friday for Hot Springs, Arltansas, where they - will spend a ,few holidays. • Mr. and ,Mrs. James Sterling of Agincourt were •:guests of Mr. and 'Mrs. 'Robert Smith, Jahn St. IMr. and Mrs. Harvey Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Forsyth at- tended the funeral of the late Mrs. •Carson Allen, in 'Guelph, on Saturday. Mr. J. R. Sproat, North Bay and Mr. (Russell Hays, Detroit, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Sproat. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Sproat and Mr. and (Mrs. Wm. Caldwell and son Gordon, Brucefield vis- ited relatives in Fergus on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Alex ,MacDon- ald visited over the weekend. with relatives in Michigan and attended the 'McMillan reunion held at the Coast Guard Camp,. Grand Haven. Dr. and Mrs. F. Harburn ob- served their 33rd wedding anni- versaiy on Saturday. Members of the immediate families were present for a social evening in honor of the occasion, Mrs. Evan Hoffman and Flor- ence,Burlington, spent a couple of days with Mr. and Mrs, Roy Lawson, Goderieh St., West. Mr. and 'Mrs. 'Roy Lawson spent Sunday in Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. McElroy and Mr. and •Mrs, 'Dosh Toronto, visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Barney Hildebrand. Miss 'Mary Lou Sills, London, attended 'the graduation exercis- es last Friday at the Seaforth District High ,School, at which her sister, Miss }Ruth Sills grad- uated. Mis, Ralph (McFadden, Sheila, Bruce and Brenda, Burlington, an d Mrs. MacDonald, Stratford, visited last Sunday with Miss Davina Anderson. Miss Marian Lillico, Burling- ton, and Miss Elia Lillico, Lon- don, visited over the weekend with their -mother. Miss Belle Smith is holidaying in Kincardine with INIrs. Ritchie. Mr. and !Mas. Jack Wright, of Sarnia, spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and 'Mrs. 'Peter McIver. IMr. Floyd McPhee, Waterloo, visited last Sunday with friends. About 30 members of the Ma- sonic Lodge visited in 'Detroit last weekend' with the Lincoln Lodge,jn Detroit. Mr. ' Th00?Neill, Toronto, Who wati'd 'former proprietor of the Queen's -Hotel here, has re- ceived 'Word ' from the Irish Sweepstakes that be is the lucky winner of $28,000. Miss Sheila McFadden has ac- cepted a,position on the staff df a Kitchener Pdblic School for this looming ,Septendber. Mrs. lRobt. Scott, Miss Jean 'Scott and Mrs. H. R. '•Scott visit- ed with (Mrs. Ritchie in Kincar- dine last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jordan spent •a few ,'days 'last week in Detroit. KIPPEN Mr. 'Robert Cooper received word + of the death of ''a niece, Mrs. Arnold Deyell of Petealboro Who passed 'away Monday. She leaves to mourn her loss, her husband, Mr. Arnold Deyell and two children. Mr. (Cooper and' his sister, (Mrs. Andrew Bell; left Kippen Tuesday morning to attend the funeral on Wed- nesday. Mr, and Mrs. Howard •Fink- heiner entertained Sunday even- ing at their home to honor Mrs, Finldbeiner's father, Mr. Carl Me'Clindhey of Hensall whose birthday was on Monday. He was presented wibh a gift ,and a birthday 'cake. (Members of the family present were: Mr. and Mrs. ,Carl McClinchey and Nel- son of Hensall, Mr's. Edna Os- wald of Zurich; Mr. and Mrs. Murray Dalton and family of Kippen. Farwell Party On Saturday a pleasant aft- ernoon was spent at the home of Mr. and 'Mrs. John Alexander When 40 relatives and friends gathered to (honour Miss Iris !Castle, '(sister of Mrs. Alexand- er) (before her rdeparture on June 22nd to St. Lucia Island, British West •Indies. Those pre- sent included: Mr. and Mrs. N. Alexander and family of Lond- esboro; Miss 'Rurtih Alexander, of. Exeter; Miss Isobel Alexander, Toronto; Mi. and Mrs. 'Robert Simpson and family of Kirkton; Mr, and Mrs. Billing and family of London; Mrs. Norman Cook of Hensall; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Alexander, Hensall, Mr. and Mrs. Alex rMci14lurtrie, Mr. and Mrs. Woonton and family, Lon- don; IMr. and Mrs. Norman Cas- tle, London; Mr. and Mis. Pat- rick King, London; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Castle and family, London; Mr. and (Mis. 'David Castle and family, London; Mr. and Mrs. 'Clair Castle and family of Poplar Hill. you'll save time and money with a Personal Chequing Accou,n Your new low service charge of 10 cents a cheque is prepaid when you get your book of 20 cheques. quicker service. Deposit slips are in your cheque book— for banking by mail or speedier service at the bank. A quarterly state- ment is mailed to your home. x-2076 Your cheques are held for you at the bank as a permanent record. You pay your bills the modern way —by cheque. FOR FURTHER DETAILS INQUIRE AT OUR NEAREST BRANCH. THE . i ;, ADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE 765 branches across Canada ready to serve you Dublin Branch - W. S. Stewart - Manager Seaforth Branch - G. C. Brightrall - Manager Mr. Ivan Forsyth and Mr. Ar^t Gibson of Wroxeter left Kippen by Bus on Tuesday morning to attend the County 'Council in London, Recent visitors of Mrs. Dins - dale and Miss Whiteman includ- ed Mrs. Amelia Whiteman end daugThter and Mrs. Dorothy (Richards of ;Birmingham, 111/Lich.; also Mrs. Margaret Hickey of Rockford, fill. Mrs. lDinsdale returned home after ,spending the past ,three weeks in 'Stratford with her son- in,laxi and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. (Eddie Taylor. Miss Thelma Anders of Stratford accompan- ied Mrs. 'Dinsdale to her home. CONSTANCE Mrs. Clarence Montgomery returned 'home 'after spending a week's (holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Eagleson of 'Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Reid and sons of London visited a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Luther ;Sanders. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. , Dale 'at- tended a banquet and euchre party .for Ex -Wardens of Huron and their wives, held at "Dunlop Inn" on Thurs. evening, June 6. Mr. Ross 'Wilson returned :home Monday after spending a few days in Scott Memorial I•Ios- pital. We hope he will have com- plete recovery. Mr. and Mrs. James Dale vis- ited with Mrs. Jennie McNeil and Carl of Fullerton last Sun- day. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Fred 'Buchanan on •,the ar- rival of a son on Tuesday et the Scott .Memorial 'Hospital, 'San - forth. The Constance Sunday ,Sehool Anniversary will be held this Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock, with Mr, Sam Scott of 'Seaforth as special speaker. Mn.IKarl Lohse and friend from Goderich will leave Wed- nesday morning. for Elliot Lake near Blind River to secure em- ployment for 'the summer. The open meeting of the 'C'on- stance WMS will he 'held Wed- nesday afternoon June 19 at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Earl Mills of Wal- ton ,will be special speaker. The W. A. will sponsor a bazaar af- ter the meeting to which mem- bers please remember your it- ems for same and your mystery boxes. Any :member knowing the whereabouts of one of our col- lection plates, would they in- form us .before the meeting day. Guernsey Twilight Meeting- The eetingThe Western Counties •Gue'n- sey Club held a successful twi- light meeting at the farm of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dale on Fri- day evening, June '7 with about 125 in attendance. !Inspection of the herd was first on the pro- gram, then the meeting called to order by Mr, Lyle Stokes, :Pres. of the Club, and chairman for the evening. Mr. Hugh Hill of Goderich was official judge on the class of cows and also was the main speaker of the evening in the absence of Mr. Doug. Miles, Agri. Rep. for Huron, On the heifer class, 'Mr. Glen John- son of London, Sec. of the club was judge. He also spoke brief- ly and assisted by the Seaforth Dairy Club leaders marked the score cards. Mrs. Win. Storey held the highest judging scorn for ladies and won a set of salt and pepper in the shape of Guernsey calves. 'Similar prize was won by Mr, Delmar Barnes of London, with highest score for men. A. box of chocolates each was won by 'Miss Joan Coyne of Dublin, and Cecil Bru- insma of Clinton, both members of the Seaforth Dairy 'Calf Club, holding the highest score for Juniors. Songs by Mr. Bert Pep- per, and Mr. Heck Kingswell with his bagpipes, provided mu HAM & STRAWBERRY SUPPER St. .Andrew's United Church Kippen Friday, June 21 6-5 P.191, Admission: Adults 1.25. Children 75e BARN DANCE Mon. night, June 17 At the Barn of Art Finlayson 4t11 conc. Tuekersmith Dancing to Don Robertson and his CION K Ranch Boys RECEPTION For Mr. and Mrs. George Ross (nee Barbara Ford) Wed., June 19th Bayfield Pavilion Harry Norris Orchestra Everybody Welcome 1.1•111,1•1111MOM- .10111111/2 Lakeview Casino GRAND BEND Dancing Saturdays The New Bentley -Gardiner Orchestra featuring Trumpets, Oboe and Dalt. Walpole on the Hammond Organ O. E. S. BAKE SALE SATURDAY, JUNE 15 3 P.M. In Mel Clarke's Showroom sic for the evening and both performers were much enjoyed. Mr. Wm. Jewitt, Reeve of Hullett, brought greetings from the township and IMr. Bert Gib - binge of Clinton thanked all who helped with the evening. A vote of thanks wastendered Mr. and Mrs. Dale after which a 'lunch was served. THANK YOU ELECTORS OF HURON To all those who assist- ed ine in my campaign and supported me at the polls I convey my sin- cere appreciation. I will continue to repre- sent everyone in Huron constituency in the fut- ure the sante as I have in the past. Elston Cardiff TO THE ELECTORS OF HURON Thanks and Good Luck ! ANDY McLEAN a ,..!"1-1-1,'1 .f [4 .,.•:i 1.emnstawwwmativtaloo. Mart KENNY MART K•ENNEY;r, `•moi-"�' �".: AND HIS WESTERN GENTLEMEN AT Seaforth Com- munity Centre Dance space for 2000 FRL, J ; NE 21 SHOW TIME 9 P.M. — includes Hansen Sisters -- Norma Lock Elaine Bishenden - Nancy McCaig Regular admission 2.05 Advance Ticket $1.50. Limited number available at Seaforth Motors, phone 8.11 and Baldwin Hardware, phone 61 JUNE SALE 25% DISCOUNT off Watches - Jewellery - Rings & Silverware during month of June J. A. WESTCOTT Jeweller -- Watchmaker' PHONE 218 111uu 1 l,uu11,,,11111 111,null,u,u1111u.,m111 lnu,,,u11111111umnu.,,,,,,,,,,,1111„u11,,,u,11„11u11,11un11onuu11uu 1956 CHEVROLET DE LUXE COACH 1956 MONARCH HARD TOP 1954 DODGE SEDAN 1953 FORD SEDAN 1950 Mercury ? a Ton Many lower priced cars No reasonable offer refused at SeaforthSeaforthMotors Phone 541 Seaforth OPEN EVENINGS �NIl111„nU,1„ll,,,,lie, lllll lllll 111111111111111111111111111111,11 11 11111111111111111 11. llll t lll 1 1„11,11,,,1 11111g1111111.