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The Seaforth News, 1957-11-28, Page 5THE SEAFORTH NEWS -Thursday, November 28, 1957 5 T -V SETS - 300 PRIZES FREE Entry Blanks at your Superior Food Market GARDEN SWEET PEAS 15 oz tins 2 for 33c DEL MONTE FRUIT COCKTAIL 20 oz tins . `, 2 for 59c DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE• GRAPEFRUIT JUICE . 48 oz tin 36c GIANT TIDE 12c off reg. price FLU,FFO SHORTENING 1 lb Ctn 29c lc BOOK MATCHES Box -of 50 29c PILLSBURY Chocolate CAKE MIX 17. oz. pkg. .... 29c 2 for 55c. TV SPECIAL Solo Margarine 2 Ib 53c TV SPECIAL LUX SOAP .. 2 for '2,1 c GOLDEN BROWN SUGAR 5 Ib poly bag 49c BROKEN WALNUTS 8 oz: poly bag 43c 4 oz. poly bag ,.,, 23c VANILLA -8 'oz. bottle 19c PURITY FLOUR For ALL PURPOSE BAKING• 24 Ib. bag 1.73 Your chance to win abeauti- ful Carving Set & 6 Steak Knives free Enquire at the store Wright's Superior Food Market SELF SERVICE FREE DELIVERY EUCHRE AND DANCE Sponsored by Kippen East Women's Institute HENSALL TOWN HALL Friday, Dec. 6 AT 8,30 Draw to be made for a three-tier Christmas cake Ladies please bring sandwiches Norris orchestra Turkey Bingo ST. COLUMBAN FRIDAY, DEC. 6TH THREE DOOR PRIZES 1. Electric Fry Pan 2. A Turkey 3. A Chicken 15 games for Turkeys, and 3 cash specials 9 o'clock sharp, Admission $1 STAG FEATHE PARTY AT SEAFORTH COMMUNITY CENTRE Wednesday, Dec. 4 Wheels with Turkeys and Chickens Proceeds to sponsor Minor Hockey Auspices of Seaforth Athletic Association i••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • She needs an EXTRA. phone • • • • • ••- • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • in the kitchen! DO YOU? To order -call your telephone business office. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WATERLOO CATTLE BREEDING ASSOCIATION "Where Better BulIs.Are Used" An example of our Beef Shorthorn bulls o ; Our increase in volume for 1967• is 5000 cows ahead of the previous year. This is possible because of the satisfaction our members receive from using our artificial breeding Service. Purebred, or grade, dairy or beef, or crossbreeding, you can do no better than use our artificial breeding service to get your cows mated to bulls that will transmit the desired qualities. The cost is nominal. In fact, less than the cost of feeding a. bull in many cases. Increased production will pay the service charges. For service` or more information, phone collect to:- CLINTON HU 2-3447. Between 7.30 and .10 A.M. week days 7.30 and 9.30 A.M. Sundays and holidays KILLEARN HOWARD AA Res. Gr. Champion C. N. E. 1956 Our pick of the bulls in the Gallinger sale at Edmonton, MIly 1956 TOWN TOPICS Mr. and MTs. L, E Albiss of Georgetown rvisited with ;MT. and Mrs. Harold Carey during .the weekend. ITIhe Rt. fRev. W. A. Towns- hend of London called on his uncle Mr. W. IScotohmer and Mrs. Scotchiner on• Sunday. Mrs. Earl !Dinsmore was call. ed to Sault Ste !Marie this, week owing to .the illness of her mother, ' Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nicholson and family of Streetsville were weekend visitors with relatives here. (Miss Hilda Kennedy, London, spent !bhe weekend with herr mo- ther, Mrs. R. :Kennedy. IMr. and :Mrs. Don King, Sar- nia, were weekend visitors at their homes here. •e. .M LionelFortune; Mr. Fo ne London spent the weekend with MTs Fortune and Ricky. Dr. ,Semple will speak •at 'bhe Wingham Council of 'churches at !Blyth on Monday. Mr. and Mrs P.eter IMclver spent the weekend with rela- tives in Toronto. Mr. Ron SLlis; Kd'tchener, and Miss Pat Reynolds, :Kitchener, were weekend guests at the home of'.Mrs. C. P. !Sills. Mrs. Ben Rising is .visiting over the Thanksgiving holiday in •Detroit with relatives. Mi. and Mrs. Hulbert Reilly ofDublin visited over ,bhe weekend with IMr. and Mrs. J. Ruston. Mr. IP. Chesney, of Fort Wil- liam is visiting' his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chesney. Mr. 'Archie Hulbert, Oshawa, spent bhe weekend with Mr. and MTs. N. Hulbert, C. G. I. T. The CELT of (First Presbyter- ian Church met at 'bhe Church on Monday evening with .,the !Pres., IBetty Jean Andrews in the chair. After singing "What a friend we have in Jesus". the Lord's Prayer was repeated in unison and the Purpose was said. Margaret Reeves, the sec- retary Iriead the minutes, and the roll was called by Davina .Hulbert. •Scripture was read by (Marlene Carter and Dorothy Ross offered prayer. Treasurer's report ty Agnes Carter. After (business 'period the seals and CGIT pins were distributed and the quilt discussed. The meeting closed with "Taps". McKI LLOP S. G. No. 2 Farm Forum was held .at the home of IMr. and Mrs. iRebert McMillan with an attendance •of 20 adults. As it was 'review night there Was no discussion. The evening was spent with euchre. Most games, 'Mrs. T. McMillan and Mr. Wal- ter Scott; lone hands, Mrs. Wal- ter McClure and Mr. Stewart Dolmage; least games, Pauline Dolmage and Mr. 'Second Mc - Brien. Lunch was served. Next meeting will be held at home of Mrs. G. B. iDorrance, W.M.S. The WM'S of Duff's Church, McKillop, was held at the home of Mrs. Eldon Kerr on Nov. 20 at 2 o'clock, with a good attend- ance of members and visitors, Mrs. James Kerr took bhe busi- ness part of the meeting. Mrs. Aaron Jantzi had charge of the worship service and opened with the scripture lesson. Hymn 327 was sung, a prayer :by Mrs. Gordon Dapple. Mrs. James Kerr gave •a reading on Re- membrance Day. The subscrip- tion for the IMissiona'ty Monthly was taken. Jirs. Papple invited the ladies and their families to a Mission Band social at the church on Dec. 7th at 8 p.m. The meeting closed with prayer by 'Mrs. A. Jantzi. 'Officers for '1958 are as fol- lows: 'Hon. Pres., Mrs. Rev. •Summerell; 'Past Pres., Mrs. Jas. Kerr; Pres, 'Mrs. Les Pryce; 1st Vice ,Pres.. Mrs 'Gordon Mac- Kenzie; Treas., Mrs. David 'Shannon; 'Sec., Mrs. Gordon Dapple; Mission !Monthly, Mrs. James Herr; Baby Band Lead- ers, Mrs. A. Scott, Mrs. C. Stor- ey; Mission-IEand Leader, MTs. G. L. !Dapple; ;Temp. :Sec., .Mrs. Alec Smith; :Christian Steward- ship 'Sec., Mrs. R. MoKercher; Christian Citizenship 'Sec., Mrs. John Kerr; Supply :Sec., Mrs. Eldon !Herr; Associate Helper Sec., MTs. J. Hillelbreoht; Liter- ature :Sec.. Mrs. A. 'Scott; Press Sec., Mrs Gordan Papple; Fin- ance Committee for the WM'S: Mrs. R. S. 'McKercher, Mrs. D. Shannon, ;Mrs. J. Hillebrecht, Mrs. R. 'Camplbell; Auditors, Mrs. Alec Smith, Mrs. George Campbell. The W. A. of Duff's 'Church held their regular meeting on Nov. 20th at the home of Mrs. Eldon Kerr. Our President, MTs. Ross 'Gordon 'took charge of the business part of the meeting. It was decided to have the 'Christ- mas meeting early in the month on 'Dec. 3rd. Mrs. AaronJantzi and Mrs. Eldon Herr gave re- ports on the W. A. Conference EUCHRE . Orange Hall Wednesday, Dec. 4 Under auspices of Property Committee Admission 40c Lunch served Annual Christmas BAZAAR Sponsored by the Catholic Women's League in the School Hall Saturday, Dec. 7 AT 3 P.M. held at Nile in 'October. !Meet- ing closed 'by all singing !hymn '3.5'8. 'Officers •of W. A. for 1958 as follows: , Past Pres., .jilrs.:Ross Gordon; ?res., IMs .'R: IM. Scott; 1st 'Vice Pres., Mrs. Aaron Jantzi; 2nd Vice !Pres, Mrs. Ken 'Stewart; Sec. Treas., ,Mrs. 'Ross 'Gordon; Flower Com., Mrs. 'Geo. Wheat- ley; Press Sec., 'Mrs. G. E. Pap- ple. Pianist Tor /both societies, Mrs. Arnold. 'Scott. CROMARTY Mr. and 'Mrs. (Frank Hamid - ton 'and Mr, and 'Mrs. Gordon Scott spent Thursday and Friday in Toronto at the Royal Winter Fair. Mrs. T. L. Scott was guest speaker at ,bhe W.M.S. Tlhank - offering service in Owen res- byterian Church, Exeter on Thursday evening. .She was •ao- comlpanied by several ladies of the congregation. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. •Gidfillan and family of Auburn visited on Sunday with, Mr. and Mrs. Ro- bert 'Gardiner. `Mr. and Mrs Frank •Cadick, Sharon and Donald, London, sives.pent the weekend with rela- t Mr•. and .Mrs. 1Donald Wallace and sons of 'Carlingford visited on Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. George Wallace. M'r. and Mrs. Ed 'Brooks and son 'George of Staffs visited at the same home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sorsdahl and family accompanied by Mr, E. Luxton visited on Friday evening with Mr. 'and Mrs. Neil Lamont, London, and with 'Mrs. Sorsda:hl's mother, 'Mrs. Allan McLean of Filmore, !Sask., who arrived in London on Thursday and is spending ,the winter with her daughters. Ilili. and .Mrs. T. L. Scott and family and Mrs. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Calder IMcKaig, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sorsdahl and Mrs. Sarah Scott attended service in Knox 'Presbyterian Church, Mit- chell on i5un'day evening when Miss Pauline Brown a returned missionary from India was guest speaker. In the afternoon a .group of Cromarty OGIT girls were en- tertained by the Mitchell Knox- ettes, who also had Miss 'Brown as their speei'al speaker. The Nov, meeting of the Mar- ian Ritchie Evening Auxiliary was held at the church with Mis. Lloyd Miller presiding and leading in devotions. Mrs. Car- ter Kerslake read a passage of scripture and Mrs. Wesley Rus- sell gave a topic on remem- brance. Study book lesson was given by Mrs. 'Gera'ld Carey. BRODHAGEN About 500 attended a shower held at Circle IB, Sebringville for Mr. and Mrs. Franklin 'Huuck !(Marlene Priestap) last Tuesday evening. The bride and her .attendants, Mrs. J. Moore, O4iss Joyce Querengesser, Miss 'Carole Inose and Miss Beverley 'Sholdice were dressed in their wedding gowns and corsages. Mr. Russell !Attridge of 'Milver- ton was Master of Ceremonies and an address was read by Mrs. !Walter Youngblut of !Ros- tock and the presentation of a purse of money by- Mr. Carl Becker, from the Rostock dis- trict.' Mrs. Ross Leonhardt also read •an address and the pres- entation 'of money by Mrs. Rus- sell 'Sholdice from the Brodha- gen District Dancing was en- joyed to music supplied by Lee Davidson's Orchestra. IM'. Geo (Diegel observed his 84th birthday on Monday. •Mr. and Mrs. Lew !Hicks, Mr. .and Mr's. Ralph Hicks attended the funeral of the former's eld- er .brother, Fred Hicks, at Ham- ilton on Wednesday. Flowers were •placed on the -altar of St, 'Peter's Lutheran 'Church on Sunday in 'memory of the late Mr. and 'Mrs. Henry Magk Sr., by their three daugh- ters, Mrs. Orland Rohrer, Mrs. Fred Young, Mrs. August Bauer. A basket of flowers was in the chancel in honor of IMr. and Mrs. Fred ,Sche'tbarth on • the occasion of their 47th wedding anniversary, on Friday, 'Nov. 22, Rev. 'and Mrs. E. J. Fischer attended the funeral of his aunt Mrs. Hill, at Ayton, on Thurs- Euchre • Dance WINTHROP HALL Friday night, Dec. 8 Good orchestra Draw on satin bound wool blanket Ladies bring lunch Farmers Union day, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Mrs. !Ross Townsend and Ross win Rock, on Sunday. (of Tavistock at the home of her Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Young, 'parents, Mr. and fMrs. E. :Scher- Miss 'Marleen Diegel of }Strat- Barth last week, ford; 'Mr. and Mrs. Irvin,Swinnt, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brough- Milverton with Mr. and Mrs. ton and family of Atwood, with Wm. :Diegel ,on !Sunday. LEGION ANNUAL TU':, KEY BING 15 REGULAR GAMES 3 SPECIALS AT SEAFORTH COMMUNITY CENTRE Wed., Dec. 11 8.30 P.M. ADMISSION - $1.00 SKATING Seaforth Community Centre FRIDAY NIGHT 8 to 10 ADMISSION Adults and students 35c Children 25c SATURDAY 2 to 4 ADMISSION Adults and students 25c Children 10c u,u,n,uu,unuu,wu.ulununu,n,un,u,uane, The Lions PEANUT DRIVE Wednesday even- ing, Dec. 4 between 7 and 9 P.M. when the Lions call at your home, will be the time to buy your pea- nuts, and peanut con- fectionery, for Christmas activities. Proceeds Lions Welfare work 25th Anniversary paper Watch next week's for details of our • 25th Anniversary Celebration CHRISTIE'S BUTCHER SHOP .111.1.111111.10 MAKE WAY FOR THE MAN FROM MARS' A thrill -ride on this new sensation - the Flying Saucer, is like travelling in Outer Space. More fun than a barrel of monkeys. It's the "big deal" for this winter; they tell us the kids are really going for a new ride in a big way. Big 27" dime. rust -proof aluminum, Sturdy, lightweight - easy to carry, easily pulled. Rolled safety edge. Fitted with two waterproof extra strong web hand loops and pull -rope holes. FLYING SAUCER SLEIGHS and TOBOGGANS • "HALF -HOOD TOBOGGAN - Popular Quebec style, smooth -grained natural finish hardwood. 4 fl, sire 3.29 SELECT HARDWOOD TOBOGGAN - Fle,dhle, speedy - clear -grained hardwood, natural oil finish;atherproof ropes; roped hood construc- tion adds strength. 34L 3.69 5.1'. 7.89 Oft. 5.89 6 -ft. 9.69 TOBOGGAN CUSHIONS -Well padded, sturdy duck cover; piped edges. Order cushion one foot shorter than toboggan. 2.11. I.85 $.ft. 2.79 Oft. 3.79 5.fb 3.95 74t. 5.65 Toboggan Pull Ropes - 9.5. 35 STEERING SLEIGHS - Smooth -gilding, easy - steering sleighs. Ruggedly built - for coasting faster, and further. Durable natural finished HARD MAPLE with positive action steering bar. Hardened steel runners with safely turned ends, finished in bright red enamel. 364nch 43 -inch 47.inch 3.89 4.45 5.29 CONVERTIBLE BABY SLEIGH -Smooth, natural hardwood; weatherproof varnished finish. Bright no -rust aluminum tubing back -rest. High carbon steel runners; red enamelled. Removable handle and backrest provide a speedy, flexible steering sleigh. Dual duty for years of service. 33 inches long 6.45 BABY SLEIGH -Same as above, but fitted with, wide hardwood ski runners for deep or s�► A rough snow. 33 inches long ............../ .4 5 TO it 1 4 1