The Seaforth News, 1959-10-08, Page 5Tina SEAF QRTI-I NEWS—`diiu1•sday, Ootober 8, 1959
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WEEK END FOOD,
SPECIALS
FOR THURS. FRI.. SAT. -- OCT—8-9-10
8-9-10
AYLMER PUMPKINS
.... ......... 2 28 -oz Tins 37c
MAPLE LEAF MINCEMEAT
• Large 28 oz tin 41 c
HEINZ TOMATO KETCHUP
.. .. 11 oz bottle 23c
Allsweet Margarine 26c lb.
Kounty Kist Kernel CORN or PEAS
. 7 FOR $1.00
MIX THEM OR MATCH THEM
Cranberry Sauce 15 oz tin 26c
FOIL WRAP for your Thanksgiving Turkey
12 INCH WIDTH — 33c 18 -INCH WIDTH — 61c
FRUITS & VEGETABLES
THANKSGIVING
Smith's Superior
PHONE 12
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BORN
Dale—At Scott Memorial Hospital on
October 1st, to Mr, and Mrs. Carmen
Dale, RR 4 Clinton, a daughter
Willis—At Scott Memorial Hospital
on Oct 3rd, to Mr, and Mrs. IKenneth
Willis, Seaforth, a (laughter
Hug111—At Scott Memorial Hospital,
en Oot, 6th, to Mr. and Mrs. Laverne
Hugill, RR 2 Seaforth a daughter
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FOR YOUR
DINNER
Food Market
WE DELIVER
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SECOND ANNUAL
Chicken Barbeque
Sponsored by O.F.U., at
Community Centre, Seaforth
Thursday, Oct. 8
Serving 6 to 8.30. 1.50 per plate
Children 75c
Euchre to follow
DORIS '4
Beauty Salon
Main St., Seaforth
Phone 373 -
"You should see my new girl,"
he said. "She's as pretty as a
mirage."
But his educated friends told
him, "A mirage is something you
see but can't get your hands on."
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Work Parties
FOR NEW LEGION BUILDING
Saturdays from 7 a.m. 'til ? ?
Every evening from 7 p.m. 'til ? ?
Everyone welcome whether member
or not. Come and help your local
Legion
Legion Building Committee
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Huron Co-operative Medical
and Surgical Services
"The People's Own Plan to Provide Medical and
Surgical Care at Cost"
Patronize your County Organization
which provides Major Meaical and
Surgical Benefits as well as a $1,000
Life Insurance Policy
Our members may pay their Ontario Hospital Services
Premium through us at Six or. Twelve month periods,
For further information contact your nearest director
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DIRECTORS:
,NRS.O.G.A.NDERSON r -., BERTRAM KLOPP
RR 5, Wingham Zurich
MRS, LLOYD TAYLOR GORDON KIRKLAND
Exeter Lucknow
KENNETH JOHNS RUSSELL T. BOLTON
Woodham Dublin
GORDON RICHARDSON FORDYCE CLARK
Bruoefleld RR 6, Goderich
LORNE RODGES ROY STRONG
RR 1, Goderich Gorrie
' RUSSELL KNIGHT BERT IRWIN
RR 2, Brussels Clinton
President Vice -President Secretary -Treasurer
ROY STRONG FORDYCE CLARK BERT IRWIN
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TOWN TOPICS
Mr, and Mrs, Bert I3arry, Len.
doll, visited with relatives over
the week end.
Mr. a ad. Mrs. john 1I'oth= Jr.
and family, Windsor, Imo week
end visitors at the honro of Mr,
and Mrs. Jahn Hotham Sr,.
Mrs, M. MOAlree, Port Credit,
visited (Mies Gladys Thompson
last week.
Mrand Mrs, John Nicholson
have returned. to their home in
1'dgnlonodville alter spending the
past two years in Streetsviille.
Mr. and MTS, Peter Nigh. Mont.
real, visited last week end with.
Mrs. J, Nicltle, who is a patient
111 tale Mnir nursing .home.
IMr, Harvey i4Io'llwwin won one
thousand ,doL1a1's this week at a
draw tor the Junior B hooker
team 1n St. Marys.
Little Jane Sills had the mis-
fortune'to fall and break her
wrist last week.
DUBLIN
:12r. George Scott and M'rs, John
Gordon, Sarnia, Mr. and Mrs.
James Kelly and daughter, Sea -
forth Mr, and Mrs. Sylvester Ry-
an and daughters, Sebringville,
with Mrs. Louis Didion and Dor-
othy.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Holland and
B1111ie, Windsor, Mr. and Nlrs, Fer-
gus Maloney, 'Oakville, with Mr.
Pat (Maloney
Mrs. John Cleary and daugh-
ter Karen with Mr, and Mrs.
Frank Evans.
Mr. and Mrs. Don !MacRae and
family in Sarnia.
'Mrs. Catherine Feeney flu IKit-
chener with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Maloney..
:airs. J. Greig and .daughter,
Mrs, Douglas and dauughter, of
Toronto with, Mrs. Mary •So11.ul-
man.
Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Lrtue, Zur,
lch, with Ml'. and Mrs, Fergus
Stapleton,
Mr. and INLrs, Bannon, Sebring'
vine, Mx. and Mrs. Hinz, Monk -
ton, with Mrs. Charles Kisbner
A home baking sale will be
held by the ladies of the Altar
Society on Saturday at 3 pm, in
Gerald Hollanl1 recreation room.
Mr. Joe ICrauskopf in Ferndale,
'Mich., with 'Mr, and Mrs, Harry
Krauskopf,
A very successful euchre pa11CY
and social evening was hold in
the community centre, ,Seaforth,
on Friday evening sponsored by
the ladies of the Catholic Worn,
en's League, Twenty tables of eu-
o11re were in play. Mrs. Joseph
Delaney was the winner of the
ladies prize and Mr. Joe Cronin
the gentlemen's. Norris 'orchestra
supplied music for dancing, Mr.
Joe Delaney won the spot ,dance
prize. Lunch was served by the
ladies.
McKILLOP
Bethel VMS and WA meetings
were held Thursday evening last
at the home of Mrs. Wm, 'Dennis.
The theme for the meeting was
"Truth and' Freedom," Devotions
were conducted by Tennie Den-
nis, Mors. M:array Dennis and Mrs.
Mex. D.ennis..A reading on thank-
sgiving was given by Ethel Den-
nis. Mrs. Wm, Roe gave a citizen-
ship reading on social .drinking.
The 2nd chapter .of the new study
boo.: on Africa was reviewed by
Mrs. Chas, Boyd, P11e ladies were
reminded of the sectional meeting
to be held in Milburn 'United
Church on. Oct: 21 at 2 pan. Sup -
inn' will be served to be followed
by an. evening session. The speak-
er's are to be Mrs, liollands and
!Miss Christine Baxter. An invita-
tion to meet with M'onerief socie-
ty On Nov, 6th was accepted. Mrs,
Leonard Leeming opened the WA
meeting by having Mrs, Duncan
McNichol give thoughts on than-
ksgiving, A hallowe'e11 social was
Planned'for Fri. evening, Oct. 30
in SS No. 9 school. It is to be a
costume party,
The coppers are to be brought
do to the next meeting. The bake
sale money amounted to $59.
Mrs. Leming read a closing
poem and all repeated the bone -
diction.
DRY HURON
Huron county has a unique
"dry" record, Today its towns are
"admittedly the driest" in On-
tario, to quote from a recent Lon-
don Free Press editorial.
Huron has consistently voted
dry when faced with a county-
wide vote, In 1919 a referendum
was voted on to decide whether
or not to continue the 'Ontario
Temperance Act. IIuron voted ,dry
by a majority of 12,777, In 1921
an a'ot forbidding the .importation
of liquor was put to the province
and carried. Huron's.dry majority
was 10,795 on that occasion.
In 1924 the O. .A, was again
Put to the province. This time
Huron's dry majority was more
than one-t'hird the total dry ma-
1orLty 'for the whole province:
11,945,
wily so dry? Because in shite
of its defeets the CTA since 1914
has kept out the legal liquor out•
dots which the LOA allows, We
urge amendment, not repeal,
(Advertisement)
BAKE AND
PRODUCE SALE
Saturday, Oct. 10
AT 2,30
In the former Daly's Garage
,Sponsored by Constance
W. A.
usuanotocomegazramemacemer
L. 0. B. A.
EUCHRE
In the Orange Hall
Seaforth
Monday, Oct. 19
at 8.30 P.M.
Admission 40c. Lunch served
Everyone welcome
RECEPTION
For Mr. and Mrs. Erwin
Johnson
in BRODHAGEN HALL
Friday, Oct. 16
Everyone welcome
Ladies please bring lunch
NEW, SPEEDIER
WATCH REPAIR
SERVICE
at
SAVAUGE'S
All work done on
premises
2 CERTIFIED WATCHMAKERS
FRED (TED) SA'YAUGE, C,W,
ELMER HINDS, C.W,
RECEPTION
For Mr. and Mrs. Roy Elliott
(Gertrude Smith)
Friday, Oct. 9th
Rhythm Rangers
At Walton Hall
Ladies bring lunch
RECEPTION
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Broadfoot
(Donna Horton)
Friday, Oct. 9th
Norris Orchestra
At Varna Hall
Ladies please bring lunch
Announcing the new
CANADA
SAVINGS
BONDS
Better than ever!
CASHABLE ANYTIME AT FULL FACE VALUE PLUS
EARNED INTEREST: Canada Savings Bonds are both a
most convenient method of saving and a safe investment
with many unusual advantages. If the need should
arise, they can be cashed at any time, at full face value
plus earned interest. They're like dollars with coupons
attached.
HIGHER RETURN THAN EVER BEFORE: Interest first
year 4%, second year 414%, third year 41A%, next
six years 5% plus bonus of 3% at final maturity. Average
interest yield if held to maturity is 4.98% per year.
AVAILABLE IN 5 DENOMINATIONS: Coupon Bonds are
available in denominations of $50, $100, $500, $1,000 and
$5,000. In fully registered form, $500,$1000 and $5,000.
NEW LIMIT—$20,000 PER PERSON OR ESTATE OF
A DECEASED PERSON: The limit to holdings of this
new issue that may be registered in the name of any
one individual, or in the name of an estate of a deceased
person, is $20,000. Each member of a family may buy
up to this amount ter,:
AVAILABLE FOR CASH AND ON EASY INSTAL
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instalments. On the Payroll Savings Plan, you purchase
your bonds by regular deductions from your pay.
ORDER YOURS THROUGH THE PAYROLL SAVINGS
PLAN WHERE YOU WORK, OR THROUGH YOUR
BANK, INVESTMENT DEALER, STOCK BROKER, TRUST
OR LOAN COMPANY,
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