The Seaforth News, 1960-11-17, Page 5THAI SEAFOIITH NI3WS •- Thursday, November 17, Belo
SUITI" SUPERh{ti4R
Food Market
SCOTTIES FACIAL TISSUES c.
nos 2 forz9te
White or Pink
LIPTON'S SOUP MIX //��
4 for 45c
Chicken Noodle OR Tomato Vegetable
FROSTY'S CEREAL
91/2 oz pkg 25c
STOKELEYS FANCY
TOMATO JUICE 48 oz tin 27c
c
STOKELEY'S FANCY
CREAM CORN 2 15 -oz tins t? 't)e
KAM
12 az tin 2
CLOVER CREST
PURE HONEY
PHONE 12
2 lb ctn c
WE DELIVER
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COUNTY AND TOWNSHIP
will be held at
Exeter Legion Hall, Thurs., Nov. 17, at 8.30
Wingham Town Hall, Mon., Nov. 21, at 8.30
Clinton Legion Hall, Tues., Nov. 22, at 8.30
Charles McInnis
will be at the Londesboro Community Hall
on November 23 in the afternoon at the
annual meeting, Huron County Federation
of Agriculture.
YOUR FUTURE IS AT STAKE
Everybody Welcome
A. H. Warner, Secretary
Huron County Hog Producers Assoc'n
HENSALL
Mr, Ed Burns and Mr, Robert
-Fisher spent the weekend in
Toronto where the latter visited
with his brother, Mr. T. Fisher,
Messrs Wesley Richardson,
Neil Taylor, Jim McAllister, Ross
Richardson, Charles Robinson,
Campbell Eyre, Bill Bell, Dinner -
son Kyle, Dave Treibner, Allan
Tremeer, Stan Jackson, Ed Mor-
ton left Friday for MacTeir near
Parry Sound on a hunting trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Munn and
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Campbell at-
tended Induction Services for
Mr. Geo. C. Vais in St. Giles
Presbyterian Church, Galt, on
Nov. 3rd.
1959 PONTIAC 4 Door Hardtop
1959 OLDS SUPER SEDAN
1957 CHEVROLET SEDAN
1955 PLYMOUTH SEDAN
1954 CHEVROLET SEDAN
1950 CHEVROLET SUBURBAN
1950 METEOR SEDAN
NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED
Seaforth Motors
Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Sales a Service
MITCHELL SEAFORTI-I
Phone G. Faw111. 186 Phone 541
TOWN TOPICS
Mr, and Mrs. Wortley Parrish
of ldatowol were Sunday, visit -
ore with Mr. and Mrs. Irwin
Trewartha and 1)r Harburn,
Mr, and Mrs. Irwin Trowel,
the aro spending this weak at
1110 Royal Winter Falr.
MiHH Sheila a101 191111th Ow011
of Ilandinam, Wales, Miss Ann
Philpodt and Miss klonrietta
Burton, London, England, spent
a few days the peel week with
Mr, and Mrs, Ruesell Bolton and
while there visited with other
relatives nod Mende. All aro
nurses and aro leaving later this
week to join the staff of the
Collingwood Iospital,
Sandy More of Chicago spent a
few days last week with his sis-
ter Helen Clew and family,
Nancy Glow is leaving on Fri-
day, Nov. 18 to visit her sister
Mrs, Ken Nichols (Carole) and
her brother-in-law LAC Nlohole
of Metz, France.
Mr. Roil Williams has returned
to Vancouver after spending 3
weeks vacation with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Williams,
Mrs. James ljogg returned to
her home in Collingwood, On Sat-
urday after spending the past
two weeks with Mr, and Mrs.
Bedford Dungey and family.
Miss Sally Nott, yonnger dau-
ghter of Mrs. Raymond Nott, Eg-
ntondvIlle, has received word that
mho 11119 successfully passed her
exams to become a Registered
Nurse,
Mrs. Ed. Smith was in Milver-
ton owing to the passing of her
mother, Mrs, Zimmerman,
BORN
O'Reilly—In Stratford General
Hospital, Nov, 11th to Mr. and
Mrs. ,Tack O'Reilly of RR 2, Dub-
lin, a son, Dennis John, a brother
for Janet, Gerry and Patrick,
Eckert—In Norfolk Hospital,
Sitncoe, on Nov. 18,, to Mr. and
Mrs. J. F. Eckert, a son, Freder-
ick Louis,
BRUCEFIELD
Mr. and Mrs, Victor Hargreave
attended the wedding of a friend
in Kingsville on Saturday. They
also called on Mr. and Ml's. S.
Davison, Leamington,
Mrs. A. Paterson visited with
her mother, Mrs. 13. Sholdice, at
Crediton on Sunday.
Mrs. Inge returned home on
Monday after spending a few
days with friends in Kitchener.
Many people attended the fun-
eral of the late Miss Mary Gib-
son in Hensall on Sunday, Miss
Gibson resided in Brucefieid un-
til two years ago.
Mr, Robert Watson is a patient
at the Thamer nursing hone at
present.
The many friends of Mrs. Anna
Aldwinekle are sorry t0 hear she
is a patient in Clinton hospital
with a severe case of flu.
Miss Margaret Aikenhead of
London spent the week end at
the Bone of her sister, Mrs, A,
Aldwinekle.
CROMARTY
Mr. and Mrs. Calder 1McKaig,
Mr. and Mrs, Wesley Russell and
Mrs. Sadie Scott were Friday
evening guests with Mr. Andrew
McLachlan and Mrs. Grace Scott.
Mr, and Mrs. T. L. Scott and
family accompanied by Mrs. Ed-
na Christian, spent the week end
with Mi'. and Mrs. Hugh Moore
and family of Lindsay.
Master Ronnie Gardiner, son
of Mr, and Mrs, Robert Gardiner,
is a patient under observation in
the Children's War Memorial
Hospital, London,
Mr. Wm. Harper is a patient
in Stratford hospital having had
the misfortune to lose a finger
of his right hand while running
the grinder at his home on Mon-
day.
Mrs. M. Houghton visited on
Sunday with her sistei'-in'law,
,lies. Robert Dalrymple in C11n-
ton,
Miss Janet. Allen, daughter Of
Alt'. and Mrs. Eldon Allen, roam-
ed home from Stratford hospital
un friday.
Mrs. Bessie MoDouald, Cheryl
and Mary Beth McDonald of Nlit-
ellell spont the week tend with
Miss Olive Speltr'e.
Mr. and Mrs, Carter Kerslake
spent a few days at the Royal
\Vintel' Fair.
A Salo of the herd of register-
ed dual purpose Shorthorn uat-
t10 of Mr. Ernest Templeman
was hold at his farm on lot 9,
con. 0, Hibbert township, on Wed-
nesday. Bert Popper was the ate
ctioneer and good prices were
realized. We are sorry 0) report
that Mr. Templeman's health eon-
tinuem peer,
Miss Alice Sorsdahl was home
for the week end.
Mrs. Will Miller presided at
the November meeting of the La-
dies' Aid Society which was held
at the home of Mrs, Mervin Dow.
The scripture lesson was read by
Mr's. Dow and Mrs. R. Laing gave
the meditation and led in prayer
the theme being Remembrance.
Arrangements were made for a
bazaar to be hold on the after-
noon of November 280d in the
basement of the church. Mrs. K,
McKellar gave a reading, bearing
011 the subject of Armistice Day.
Program and lunch committees
were appointed for next meeting.
Lunch was served at the close
by the hostess assisted by :Mrs.
W. Miller.
The November meeting of the
1ti3IS and WA of Roy's 'United
Church wits held at the home of
Mrs. Cliff Dow, Mrs, Norman Dow
presided and opened the meeting
with a poem followed with a
hymn and the Lord's prayer in
unison. Devotions were led by
Mrs. Andrew Christie. During the
business period Mrs. Gordon Dow
and Mrs. Calvin Christie were ap-
pointed a program coIiiiiiittee for
the December meeting. Mrs. El-
mer Dow and Mrs. Calvin Chris-
tie favored with a piano duet.
Current events were given by
Mrs, George Neal. Mrs. Erle Dow
led in prayer. Mrs, Harvey Dow
gave a reading and the topic was
given by Mrs, Carman Park as-
sisted by Mrs. Murray Christie,
Mrs. Dow closed the meeting,
BRODHAGEN
Mrs. Geo, Wesenborg and fanc-
ily of Brussels with Mrs. Charles
Ahrens.
Mr. and Mrs, Manuel Beuerluan
visited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jacob
in Kitchener on Sunday.
A basket of flowers was in the
chancel of St. Peter's Lutheran
Church on Sunday from the funer-
al of Carl Eisler,
Members of the Luther League
attended tate Fail Convention at
Milverton on Sunday.
Last Thursday evening the
wives of the executive of the
Brodhagen and Distrl'et Chamber
of Commerce catered to the mem-
bers for their dinner meeting in
the Community Hall, lOr, Gordon
McGavin was the guest speaker
and showed slides ou his recent
trip to Russia.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudy 1-lehn and
son of Gadshill and Mr, and Mrs.
Ed Fischer and sons of Seaforth
with Mrs. Rosine Miller.
VARNA
The members of LOL 1035 held
their annual fowl supper Friday
evening in the Orange hall when
about 100 sat down to a turkey
supper. A short program follow-
ed, musical numbers by Mr. E.
Oesch of Zurich and Mr. John
Armstrong of Varna; solos by
Miss Niary Elliott of Clinton, and
short addresses by County Mas-
ter Borden Brown of Constance
and the main speaker, Mr. Geo.
Jefferson of Clinton who spoke
on Education past and. prescut.
The sympathy of this 00uun00-
ily {goes out to the family of 1111'
late Mr. Lawronee Stephenson In
t11111' recent bereavement.
Several nlonlbers of the Varna
library board attended the come
t.y library meeting hold in Myth
last Thursday afternoon.
Euchre- .Dance
Seaforth Cons. Centre
FRIDAY, NOV. 18
Sponsored by Seaforth W.I.
Pier ce's Orchestra. Euchre begins
at 8.30. Lunch provided
Adm. 75c. Everyone welcome
PROMPT
WATCH REPAIR
SERVICE
SAVAUGES
Two Certified
Watchmakers
Branch 156, Canadian Legion
Annual
Legion Hall, Seaforth
WEDNESDAY
NOVEMNOVE114 FR 30th
Piny at 8.30 p.m, sharp
18 • GAMES
15 Luscit lus Xmas Turkeys
'
Ready for the Oven
--- THREE SI"'ECIALS -A
P dm ssion $1,00
Special and Extra Cards -- 25c Each
or 5 for $1.00
Gt'9Uesuma'd-In9'v^. stamen iloalJdi win. iD` wereLUIn^ritGGR raen
/I pplicmts For Driver Licences
On Wednesday, the 10111 of November, the Ontario Department of 'Transport will
open a new Driver Examination Centre in the Community Credit Union Building. 7e
Ontario Street, Clhttou. Examinations for chauffeurs and operators licences will be
held on Wi'eduesday,•Thursday and Friday of each week from ,.8i1 amt. ie 23.00 p.m.
Residents of the Clinton tu'ea will in future take their th'iver examinations at this
Clinton office,
Advance appointments may ire made by contacting the Drivi'r Examination Centre
during the above hours of business on the three days mentioned,
The Ontario Departlaent of '1'rnusport will also cote:W t 12011'•r examiuw'nus in Ex-
eter on Monday of alt week commencing Noveinbe•r 2Sih. 1'100. This service will be
operated from tate Town Hall. Exeter, from 1.1111 a.m. 111 4.:1 , 11.nl.
Advance eppointtneuts may be made by couta.tine tie 0111,i'ie 1)rpartment of
Transport's Agent for Motor \-ehiele Permits tied 1.i:•r.uc...< in Exeter.
. Driver examinations will also be ctn,dro•t,-4 in 'Xi 1.1.10' on ';'ne nay ; ft .ae31 wef>li
commencing November 22111, 1000, This s, -,vi,, '1'rat:,1 fri,111 iln• Caucen's
Hotel. Winghein, front 21.1)0 a.ni. to -1.3, p.m.
Advance appointments may he Inane through 1II, cro, k by enrtailing the Ontario
Department of Transport's Agent for Mater Vehicle Permits and Licences in R'ingham.
Ontario Department of Transport
Hon. J. Yarexnlro, Q.C. A. O. McNab
Minister
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Deputy Minister
absolutely wond.erful o o .
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the way Miss Dorothy keeps the youngsters happy while
I'm cleaning up. Not only happy but interested ... and
learning. Thank heavens for Romper Room."
You'll be even happier to know that Channel 10 has
planned a full four hours of top TV entertainment to
help make your morning brighter. You might say the
whole morning is
°Especially yours"
Look at the line up;
9-10 a.m.—Romper Room
10-11 a.m.-Hour of Stars
11-12 noon—"At Home" Show
12— 1 p.m,—Noon Hour Club
Also 8-9 a.m.—Hour of Music