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The Seaforth News, 1949-06-02, Page 5THURSDAY, JUNE 2; 1949 WRIGHT'S Superior Specials ROYAL YORK" ORANGE Th, TEA 39 Th,1b.Pkg. V c GREEN GIANT FANCY CANNED PEAS, 20 oz, tin 17c DOLE PINEAPPLE JUICE 20 oz. tin 21c• SHORTENING 1 Ib7 . Carton e CARNATION MILk 27 2• Large tins NEW POST FLUFFS, with tumbler. 8 qt. Bag 29c POST CORN TOASTIESelm SHRIMPS, 2 Pkgs.1u 5 oz. tiny 47c CORN SYRUP, QUAKER MUFFETTS 2 Ib. Tin 250 2 for 25c Quaker Corn Flakes. -2 for 25c. Send in box tops and receive 25c baelk. We Deliver' Art. Wright Phone 77 c Huron -Perth Progressive Conservative Candidate AND OTHERS Broadcasts over CKNX FRIDAY NIGHT, JUNE 3 AT 8 O'CLOCK Ross Cowan, Exeter, Pres. of the Young Progressive_ conservatives THURSDAY, JUNE 9 AT 8.30 FRIDAY, JUNE 10 ..,AT 8.45 TUESDAY, JUNE 14 AT 9 FRIDAY, JUNE 17 AT 8.45 TUESDAY, JUNE 21 AT 8 FRIDAY, JUNE 24 AT 8.30 Kids! See the "Penny In The Purse" Coin Trick Plus other, games, puzzles and sur- prises, in. The Comic Weekly Club Corner, in Puck, The Comte Weekly, big color comic •magazine in TWO SECTIONS with this Sunday's (June 5) -Detroit Sunday Times. Also follow The Comic Weekly Club Corner in The Daily Detroit Times. WALTON Mrs. Lottie Gould of Owego, N.C., .and Mr. and Mrs. John Battersen, of Johnson City, N.Y., and Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood Gould, of Greene, N.Y. were weekend visitors of the form- er's son and family, .George Fox, of Walton, 15 That's all the time we have left now. It's "Goodbye Seaforth". After the 15th of dine our doors will he CLOSED, So if it's BAR- GAINS you're after, WE HAVE THEM. Listed are just a fedi%% items ViNNINIMISalar MOR Men's Jackets Sh:uulskin Wimlbreakers. Dandy for summer. Reg. 4.95 To Clear 2 9 Ea. Ladies White Shoes Lovely cool white shoes for summer. Sandals, pumps, ties & saddles CLEARING 1.00 and 2.75 pr. Children's Shoes Husky shoes for active feet. Pence soles Men's & Boys Swim 'Trunks Rayon fabric in various colors. Some with zippers Boys 1.00 Mens 1.25 Men's White Shoes Finest quality all white or two-tone Shoes. Reg. to 6.95 CLEARING 2098 PR. • Men's Romeos Made of soft leather. Just the thing to ease dad's poor tired feet. to clear 1 oOO pr. Reg. 3.49 2X25 PR. We are offering aur Men's and Boys Sults at drastic prices in order that- none of them will have to be moved and we -still have a nice selection to choose from GREEN FRONT s of OPPOSITE POST OFFICE SEAFORTH THE SEAFORTH NEWS TOWN TOPICS -Mrs. C. C. Kaine is, spending this week at London with Rev. Irwin and Mrs, Kaine at Rondeau Park. Miss Agnes Purcell R.N. of Tor- onto, spent last week with Mr. and.. Mrs. John Nigh. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Miller mot- ored from Los Angeles, Calif., and spent the past two weeks with Robt, Porterfield and Mr. and Mrs, C, D. Chamberlain of town, also, Mr. Mil- ler's mother at Staffa, leaving Sat- urday on their return trip. Mr. and Mrs, Stewart Keys and daughter Gail of Orillia, spent the weekend with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. Keys, of . Egmond- villa. Miss Eleanor Hudson of `Toronto, visited with her uncle, Rev: A. W. Gardiner at the manse. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon "'Saunders and family of Detroit visited with Mr. and Mrs, Elmore Stephenson. . Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Faulkner, Fred and Gloria of Detroit, spent the hol- iday here and in Galt. Mr. and Mrs, Edward Neubauer and Dorothy from Niagara Falls, N. Y., spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. William Oldfield. Mr. Harry Kruse, Toronto, spent the weekend with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Strong, Mr. and Mrs. William Oldfield and Mrs. Paul Doig attended the funeral of• Mr. Harold McGeoch, in London, last Wednesday. Miss Lois M. Hoggarth, of Sea - forth, received her diploma on Fri- day as a graduate of the one-year home economics course at MacDon- aid Institute, Guelph. Mr, John Piper, of Toronto, un- derwent an operation in Clinton Hospital on Friday last, Mr, Russell Sproat has been con- fined to his home through illness.. Miss Ethel McKay, Toronto, visit- ed over the weekend with her mother Mrs. Hugh McKay. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Geddes, London, spent the weekend at the, home of Mr, and Mrs. E. Geddes. Miss Nancy Scoffield and Miss'. Margaret Perkins, Detroit, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold; Case. Dr. and Mrs. Frail Stewart and'. Mr. Donald Stewart, Windso>s, and Mrs. Clancy and son, Detroit, were weekend visitors at the home of Mrs. Chas. Stewart. - Mrs. Rose Ibbotson, Guelph,' spent a few days last week with relatives in town, - Mr. and Mrs. Norman Saunders and family, Detroit, spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Ste - Yetis and other relatives. 'Mr. and Mrs. Bob Devereaux and Miss Helen Devereaux, London, spent' the weekend at the home of Mr, and', Mrs. J. Devereaux. Mr. and Mis. Norman McLean visited last Friday in Toronto. . Mrs. J, Flannery, Guelph, Mrs. J. Flannery, Mrs. M. Castles, 'Mrs. Jos. Miller, and Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Flan- ! nay, Detroit,, visited over the week- end with relatives in town. Mr. and Mrs; . Chas. Reilly and fmnily and Miss Geraldine Reilly, Galt, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs, John Hotham Jr, over• the weekend. Mr, and Mrs. George Parke, Lon r1•.n, scent the weelcend with Mr. and R. G. Parke. Me. Jos, Sills. Jr., Baltimore, Maryland, is visiting with relatives in town. Mr. and Mrs. Wer. Fitzpatrick and son, London, spent the weekend at the hone of Mr, 'and Mrs. E. Fitz- patrick. BORN CLAISI{—At Scott Memorial Hospital,. on May 20, to Mr. and Mrs, Tames Olark, waltnn, it son MsGR ATFL—At Scott iistemorinl Hospital, on May 27,to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mc- Grath, Dublin, a son DEARING--At Scott Memorial Hospital, on May 28,t° Mr, and Mrs. Marshall Dear - ng, Staila, a daughter GILBERT--At Scott Memorial Hospital on May 30, to Mr. and M1•s. Gordon Gilbert, nue. 13ayfield, a son FRIEND.—At Scott Memorial Hospital, on May 20, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Friend, Dublin, a daughter ROBERTS—At. Scott Memorial Hospital, on Mny 31, to Mr. and. Mrs. William Roberts, RR3 Seaforth, a -daughter ALDWINOKLE-At Clinton Public Hospital. to Mr. and Mrs, Yeoman Aldwinekle, of Yuma, on Friday, May 27, 1049, .a daugh- ter, Margaret 3o -Ann McKILLOP • The congregation of McKillop Evangelical' Church gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Charles Eg- gert on Friday evening and present- ed Rey. and Mrs. Lederman with an :address read by Mrs. Irvin Rock and MTs. Fred Hoegy presented them with a beautiful satin spread. Rev. and Mrs. Lederman both expressed their thanks and appreciation. A pleasantevening was spent and lunch was served: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eggert were in Milverton last week attending the funeral of Mrs. Malcolm McBeth, Mr. Wm. Hoegy who recently suffered a severe heart attack is slowly recovering Mrs, Charles Regele is suffering with a heart ailment, Thousands of householders who have already changed to 'blue coal' have no coal worries this winter.' They are sure of steady economical heating . uniform warmth and. comfort ... ALL WINTER LONG. • Let us show you how easy It le to change to 'blue coal'. Phone us today." E. 'L• BOX PHONE 43 PLANT Pansies, Salvia, Asters, Snapdragon, Zinnias, Petunia, 'Verbena, Scabiosa,: Lobelia, Ageratum, Alyssum, Mari. golds, Geraniums and material to 511 Hanging Pots and Wilrclow Boxes, Some filled hanging Pots for sale, Cauliflower, Sweet Peppers, and Garden Huckleberries. Cabbage by the doz, or the hundred Hanging Pots and 'Window Boxes filled Baker's Greenhouse Seaforth BRODHAGEN Mr. and Mrs. A. Miller of Detroit, Mr. Irvin Turke of Detroit and Miss Jean Diegel of London, with itir. and Mrs. Henry E. Diegel, Mrs. W. L. Querengesser and Mrs. Russell Sholdice and Roger, accomp- anied Howard Querengesser of Wat- erloo to Montreal, on Sunday, where they will meet Mrs. Howard Queren- gesser and daughter Susan, who have spent the past three months at the home of her mother, Mrs.. Case in London, England. Her sister and husband, Mr. and Ml's. Jones, of London, England, are returning with then. Those successful 'in obtaining prizes from this district at the Mit- chell Music Festival, on Thursday and Friday were: vocal solo, Clayton Ahrens, lst; Edward Demeter, 2nd. Piano solo, grade 2, Gary Sholdice, 1st; Shirley Reihl, 2nd. Piano solo, grade 4, Audrey Hinz, 1st. Vocal solo, Betty Jean Hinz, lst, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grove and sons Harold and Bobby of Detroit; Mr, and Mrs. Ray Hort, of London, with Mr, and Mrs. L. G. Rock. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Messerschmidt and daughter of Detroit with Mrs. Henry ,Kleber. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Green and daughter Audrey of ' Glanworth, spent Sunday with friends in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Besserel' and daughter Mary Ann, of Kitchener; Master Peter Robinson fo Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Bob. Pauli, Robert, Ralph and Roy of Retroit with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest. Stevenson and Ronnie of Flat Rock, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wurdell of Mitchell and Mr. Roy Amstein of Kitchener•, with Mr. and Mrs, John Amstein. Mrs. Grover Cleveland and Eileen of Monroe,' Mich., Miss Edna Steiss, Mr, and Mrs. Al Densmore of Mitch- ell, Mrs. Hope Pauli and son Roy of Detroit, with Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Diegel, Student Pastor, Robert Rock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rock, of Brodhagen, left for New Germany,) :ooit Sec>ti,t, on Tuesday morning reeo!',roamie•l by a class mate student' pastor, Wilfred Myra. They will be - in charge of a six -church perish for the summer months in the district of Mr. Rock is a graduate of 'Mitchell High School. Tn 1047 he receired his B.A. Degree from Waterloo College which is affiliated with Western 1 ni- versitV. 1:'e has completed his middle year in the Evangelical Lutherni, S^ dnar,, et Waterloo, in the all he will return to Waterloo Seminole- to complete his final year. BLAKE Mrs. Douglas intended coming to her hone last week but owing to the sad news of the death of her brother, Mr. J. Nichol of near Woodstock, she was unable to get to her home. The heartfelt sympathy is extended to her in her loss of her brother, from her many friends in the community, and we all trust she will be given the strength to move to her home shortly. Many attended the Spring Show held at Hensel) and Clinton last week, from this vicinity. 'A good number have been attend- ing the revival meetings held in the Mennonite and 'Amish Churches in Zurich and the Bronson -Line during the week, Mrs. Hamlyn and Miss Hope of Lon -don visited Mr. and Mrs.: Fred Bancroft, the former remaining for a while. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Oesch ware visited by friends from Toronto. Mrs. Rudy Oeseh and daughter Mrs. Fab- er of I{ippen accompanied them back to Toronto where Mrs, Oesch is see- ing about her health. We all hope she. comes home very much improved in health. Miss Carol and Shirley Dianne Fa- ber of Kippen are spending a few days with their grandpa and cousin Dorothy Oesch. Mr. and Mrs. ,Sam Qingerich have recently purchased the house from Mrs. Brown in Zurich. Mr. and Mrs. I..Gingerich intend taking over his father's plane later on in ,the year. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Young and children spent the 24th of May at Goderich. Mr. and Mrs, Harold Finlay and family spent the 24th of May at Kin- cardine with relatives. Miss Laureen Oesch who has been at Zurich a couple of weeks returned to her home recently. • Quite -a number took 111 the PlaY "Safety First" in the Brucefield Church on Monday evening given by the Varna, Goshen, Blake Young -eennle. oo -itd Mrs. Thomas Dinsmore at- tended the funeral of her uncle Mr. -t Nichol of near Woodstock. and Mrs. Roy McBride spent " -day in Brucefield attending the anniversary service there. a Betty Parke who recently had /imps is out again and away to h^r duties at the Clinton High The W.M.S. will be held at the ,8 Mrs. H. Finlay -on Thursday June 9th. L S'trNr '�'_'`J,t .rc.�+.fl',,4,•4 � Lakeview Casino Grand Bend • HOP1NS and His Chateau Laurier Orchestra One Night Only Saturday m June 4th rr„tSA1 .Kc,.xP tJ4,�ax ,.-Lx.,h CLOSING DANCE Of The Season LOOBY'S HALL DUBLIN • FRIDAY JUNE 3RD To the Music of THE SYNOPATORS — 6 Piece Band Modern and Old Time Danoing from 10 - 1.30 A.m. Admission 50 Cents DANCE! In Winthrop Hall FRIDAY, JUNE 3 MUSIC SHAMROCKS ORCII. Admission 50c NOTICE The Mayor and Council of the Town of Seaforth extend an Invitation to the citizens of Town. and the Townships of Tuckersmith, McKillop, Hul- lett and Hibbert and any others to join with them in extending a CIFTIC W ELCO:1i'.', to Rt. Hon. Louis St. Laurent Prime Minister of Canada At. the Town Hall, 81 ')forth. Friday. June iI •:1. nt 2.211 in the afternoon J. E. KEATING Mayor " God Save The King '• SZfiSiOMNSMIVICSMIMMIOSSZYMOSSSIO DANCING at ONTARIO'S MOST BEAUTIFUL BALLROOM Stratford Casino EVERY WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY AND HOLIDAYS Change of Band Each Night Admission 50c - 10,000 sq. ft. Dance Floor 'Sg47ASY.mes29@Sosto etwmataFH>Ot,+ %tag The Local Movie "Stars Of The Town" Will be shown in CARDNO'S HALL Monday, June 6 Two Showings 7.30 AND 9.30 P.M, Admission: Children 25c. Adults 45c .(Tax included) Come and see Yourself and Your Friends on the Screen. Added shorts tfiy""' Foote 1 11 St. Co1u°an' Inn at rT I THEOk air Friday, Jun& Gane called at 7.30 Ii..G Admission 25 Cents 911035951319t113155112210EnIg 642sgsaWeRCUSELIS't"g'yf.:t_ ^-r•T oo Under authority of By -Law No. 111 for the Town of Seaforth, no dogs shall be allowed to run at large in the Town of Seaforth from May 21st, 1949 to September 1st, 1949, Any dogs so found running at large, contrary to this By -Law, shall be liable to be killed and the owner or harborer prosecuted. J. E. 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