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UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH WOMEN
HAVE IBRODHAGEN MEETING
-The annualmeeting m tiin g of the
ed Lutheran Church Women, .was
meld Wednesday e
aft *noon with ' a;
good -attendance. Devotions -
ere
Reserve your Sale Date nowT ' ;til charge of ;Mrs, ' Martin , Diegel,
• Mrs. leuben Rapie
nand Mrs. s. Geo.RIt 3 Phone Clinton lock.. iof tonc was, _fA
Year
Seaforth 1113. "•2434 Older, .a Year Wiser," There :.:w as
prayer for another year of grace
and some piansfor the year 1959.
re `o l ready to rent Yofri s r_
e-
room? A classified advertisement;
ho The Huron
141 Qr• X42' will bring a tenant
At • the February meeting the
ladies swill have" • a touch -and -take,
table and all the, ladies of the
church are welcome. Plantswere
bought for the altar;, $140.95`; was
sent for Missions; $20 was given
towards fuel for the church, and
$271 was ' donated "" to theorgan
fund;
It .viast'
vo ed "that the., retiring
president, Mrs.`" Fred, Young,- be
`presented with' a life 'membership
Pine " The treasurer, .:Mrs. Martin
Dietz, read ,the treasurer's report'
of '1958.
Highlights of 1958
lis ande
g g s arils: of
thanks-and etters were
read` by
the "ecretar M* -
s y, s. Manuel Beuer-
mann Mrs. Oscar Young gave the
Mission.:.repArt.
The election of i officers in
charge -".:of Pastor E__J Fischer,__
resulted as follows:resident"
p ,
Ladies' 'Aid Group
Meets in Cromarty
Tlie Ladies'`'
The MdSociety
ociety held
their annual meeting on ondayMrs. Lew licks •vce-lresident, evoning at the •hornof M. IonMrs. Manuel Hicks;
ane• r eore-• Laing roil:eau was_ swered
ing secretary,Mrs George Rock,
treasurer -Mrs --Martin:Dietz •-Mis er.t eted aiid ors 'VY ei
sign secretary, Mrs; Oscar 'dot+ng, f' .
membership secretary; Mrs; E., J.. ing. with reading a poem, #ellowed
k'iselnGr; education. secretary, Mrs, with devotions. The secretary, Mrs.
,Martin D,iegel;, offering secretary, JohnftWallace,reviouread the minutes
Mrs, Chris W. Leonhardt;. auditors,
of the,previous meeting,}ie°ireas
Mrs. William ,Diegel, Mrs, Reuben users repast was .iXen" by Mrs.
Rapien; pianist, Mrs, Toledo Beu- Ken e bales o
ermann;.' assistants Mrs, George Three bales of clothing have "been
M k' Mrs: R. hultii a s - paeked and mare ready .for":.. ink
. ri " S. ce, b x on 'tent: Plans. were 'made ,#or, mak
age committee, Mrs, Albert Bauer, ing a layette and a,`°quiltin also
Mrs: Martin Diegel, ,Mrs: William •a ' h
Riegel, Mrs Lavern Wolfe' stain = r. A humom
;.. ,, p St.'Patricic"s Suppe .
ing• committee; Mrs. Reuben ' ons reading was giuen by. Mrs, ,Jim
Buuck convener with Mrs• R,eur Scotts
'• � • h'`• t • Mrs:. Miller vacated the 'chair
;ben Rapien, Mrs: •Edwin Scher.
birth 'and Mrs." Dalton Hinz; flower and; Mrs. Houghton :was appointed
•bed cammittee;;.' Mrs.' Reuben etersTeMrfWoallace reason ref offs:.
'Buuek in charge. ;: e d th lutes of ;the.7ast,annual 'meeting and
Birthdays were reported y rs. also gave a report of t y a s
J. L. Bennewies, Mrs. Geo, Rock, _:.work, Mrs: :McKellar a e an: it-
Mrs. Russell Sholdice and;' Mrs:. brei t.
emi2ed ',account ,of. receipts and
Minnie Vock, •,A °hymn ,was sung expenditures, and was. •l` e
peas d
in- their•...honor: A- ehcious lunch:
report a substantial bank account.
was served by 'Mils Fred Young; The officers; for 'the-eomin� ear
Mrs.Oscar" Young, Mrs. Minhiee -
w re 'reappointed and are ,;as fol-.
Vocic, MrS.; Hilda Vock, Mrs Lav- lows-: _president Mrs,: Wm. Miller~
Wolfe andMrs ..Herinam.Hinz. .first .. vice-president; Mrs: Jim
Scott'.: second vice-president; -Mrs.
Mervin Dow; secretary, MrsJohn
Wallace; assistant secretary,, Mrs
Jim Scott;.. treasurer;
McKellar-- assistant; Mrs • L,
SeCtt pianist, Mrs. Lloyd' Sors-
dahl,;_assistant, �4Trs--d✓,--'Macre-;_
flower committee, Mrs.. Calder Mc
Kaig, Mrs: Houghton'" and Mrs. K.•
McKellar; card comrnittee,"! Mrs.
S. Scott.
A: work eoinmittee�..was -appoint=
ed for the ;year.' Mrs Houghton,
Mrs.',•Harper;'Miss- Olive Speare;
•Mrs:- Laing, l6Irs:: G ace.Sc Gt and
1VIcondrs.ucte. Gordon'd.` SA
:
cott:
MconervitestnD
ucwas
`byMrs.
and mh 'enjoyed•.,
Suppliers of
uallity PLUMBING and HEATING E uii3men
INSTALLED
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Seafor h
VI/INCHELS
Mr.'and Mrs..'Arnold Wiseman,
,
- of Kirkton were F.riday :visitors
With Mr. and': Mrs." Newton" Clarke
-and 'Mr.- and -Mrs- Clarke •and Mr:
and "'Mrs Wiseman attended- the
township officials -and their" Wives'
banciuet, m Elimville :Friday even-_
ADJUST SALARY SCHEDULE
ASU ►RNE C UtICIL -MEETS
Pay -raises were •granted" to sev- $7 to ratepayers;, crawler tractor,.
era' township officials- by Usliorne
To n"
wsi Co
h al to
P unG a is u
iia al
gur
ince
ting iii„ Elimville oan Monday
' 71e tart:-:negeetor-s =-s;2fla . Was
raised. to $150 per year; power
maintainer operator, "Joni} Batten,.
was raised' tp $235 per month; Addressing the 'inaugural meet -
crawler tractor operator, Floyd ing, Reeve Clayton Smith advanc-
Cooper, was raised to:' $1.35 per ,ed hope ,fora continuance of the
hour and $1.25 per 'hour while op- bridge -building, and .road paving',
crating power."maintainer plowing program; The inaugural, saw the
snow reeve and,Coundillors Hugh Love,
sol ' ,
. K.lson. Coultas was dro ed am-: d Hunter,• >Geor e Fra ne::a, ,- P
..fr .g y
the board of feheeviewers and was. Ward Hero subscribe to and sigh,
replacedby Harold Kerslake. Rate declaration 9f,.effice before the'
of pay for ordinary lalaor on roads, clerk, • H; H . G. Strang,.. Divne'
etc., was raised,to $LA0_per,'hour guidance was asked for by Rev:
'and mileage allowance was raised Hugh Adson," who conducted , ;a
to 10 cents per mile, ' Charges for short devotional.; period.
power maoiinery; power. maintain. The road superintendent's'"report,
er hourly, rate was raised to $6 for vvas ' passed, including -road, ac=
both• township and ratepayers,"with counts of $3,707.07. The ;superin-
plow $8 bier ' hour to township and tendent : was instructed to adver
tise- fpr' "gravel •tenders for crush
•.,. � � �� „� ing � and , Inulin 15000 ar o
df
SEAFOR'X'H
Y
M R Y.
ft Mt�ENS .
F gravel and the 'stockpiling of an;
T -._~ - -.'Yards:-he fourth meeiing of-th�Sea-. other 000 ,
1,
forth1VMerr , "aidens;'.was heldat < Th
,. y .M - .. a reeve was iii triicted to en=
theaahome of Mrs." Ross MacGre- :list -one,. of th"e , un ee er
or. The "roll -cal ' a ".1s al p sand
g 1 Was. answered arrange for. a disposal gale. ander'
by Naming *three things learned the_ Pounds,_ Act, of -stray cattle
about •flours." Mrs.,- W_ L Whyte
clockgave notes on e"r"Let s'face the facts* `b
about cerealslicand "Around the Re$Urrts '4'O, J
wt.eals
The, home- assignments were: (1)
Fl:,)
list all food products .of wheat, ow�rr�"ti ci en
corn and oats; `;(2) use cereals at .
least • once for dinner before the ' Frank Flannery; 21 -year-old Dub=
next:meeting., Iin: construction worker,; has_';re-'
' Mrs. Whyte told how, •to. make turned. to his job, following an, ac-
oatmeal, porridge more 'appetizing cident ` at :the -highway overpass
Janet".;=MaeGxegor�-and` .._Marilyn project, ,near Port 'Hope.
Taylor demonstrated on. how` to Son of Mr and Mrs John Flan'"
make; porridge:; Mrs ,,Whyte and eery; RR'1 flubhn, he was burn'
Pdlrs Broadfoot;-demofstrated on edraboiitthe'hands face and,bode
holo to make rice pudding when. a can of gasoline .exploded
in his hands.-. He extinguished the
flames by" rolling :,in -a snowbank.•
Taken "to hospital, his"! burns'
were found'`Id lie only Superficial
I%e is-empkbyed '1ry—�affrrey Can-
struction Company at the project:
nearPortiHope.
See- Applications-
For .'Boyfteld Posts
$9 per •hour to both township and
xatePa3exs and. $14 outside,
with.
P10.* $11 for both. townshlp and,,
ralepayera MiiniMi -Charge" ; to
ratepayers for..grading,'` $3•.,per
hoer, for'_snowplowmg $3:50,
ME EURO N E
STOCK and EQUIPMENT
U 1 Q:ATIO
Everything in MUST S
GOING OUT OF BUSLN $S
• DRY GOODS 15: � OFF
PAINT 240" OFF
FOOTWEAR 20%
• GROCER ES, a%
• HARDWARE
10% .OFF
• DRUGS.1r►.nf ..OFF ._
G U 1C�
Mr. and Mrs ,Harold ,Rowe of
Thames Road, were Friday,",.even
ing .dinner` •guests with. Mr, and
Mrs. Bill Walters:
The ., Mission " Band -leaders,' Mrs.
Bison Lynn and Mrs.' Phil. ,Johns,
treated 'the ;members to a. skating
party at Woodham Saturday, morn- ,
and, d 'lVlrs. Leonard Cowan
were Saturday visitors with her
parents,' Mr. and "Mrs. Fred Wal-
ters.
- Mr. and Mrs. BiI1: Giifiilan,- Ran-
dy and Wendy were '":Sunday tors with Mr, and Mrs. C. _GilfiI-
lan
Mr and Mrs.' Fred .Walters and
daughters visited at :Stratford' hos-
pital, on Sunday with ;.:-their .daugh-
ter, Mrs, Jack Wicks, who .is still_,
confined in hospital with a heart
condition.•
75
�' Mc n Brings,;
.01p Ata$ielcT7
.The curiosity of, a. rural •postman
is credited with saving the lifeof
a man -in his--80's--who-had lain jn
bed for two days and' nights with-
out heat or food. . '
Lindsay Smith, of'Bayfield, walk-
ed 200 .yards- into Goderich Town-
ship bush last ,week after he found
that William Williamson- had not
retrieved mail from his roadside
box " for two days.
Confined To Bed
Mr. Williamson had, been unable.
to leave his bed .and;,; keep fires
going, or get food, . because of a
After 'lighting;the-
fires and••: Pre-
paring paring food Mr'. Smith summoned
neighbors who, 'took Mr: William-
son from his home to the road on-
o sled, and then transferred him
to .a ear which: took him to his
sister's home ing Goderich
Temperatures 'throughout th e
district during; the two days Mr.
Williamson was in bed':Were in the
low ,26'g.
- . Let death takes a holiday — but
of voursi'
one •
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Applications were `called Mon-
day- for the, "post of village coo -
Stable :and
onStable.:and caretaker-. at the roan
gural Meeting of Bayfield village
trustees:
Chairnian crf the trustees, Ernest'
Weatherstone,.._peinted .out: the pre-
sent constable, George .Little had,
not been `.;Fired or 'resigned. He
said" the„ appointriient was' by the.
year; -and -the -constable -could a
P
plyfor the job if he wants`to, and;
his: ;application will, be considered.'
Applications were-also=called for;.
the. posts hf tractor operator ,and,
street" light maintenance, , A' dead
line;:of January 29 was set.fdr bids:'
for `all :thxe"e fobs,:_::•
In` other action, the trustees vot
ed $250 to the Bayfield fire 'brigade
and. raised trustee pay rates to
$25 from $15 ,a` year for, trustees;
and' to $50`-renr-$25 for the- chair-
man.: , -
or Futuro.. " Sujcess to t e Management
EAFOR'
YOUR NEW
an
T
tiff 0
AND MODERN FACTORY`S
..ompany,
MANUFACTURES AND JOBBERS ' OF
'mite
s -
own T ot—Seifort
To facilitate " snow removal, No Parking: on •
the Streets of this,,Municipality will be allow-
ed between the ".hours of 2 am. and 8
his rder will be strctl" enforced in, accord=
ante :with the" Highway. Traffic Act, :Section.
43 Subsection'.
9.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN', that the
Municipality will not be responsibleTi"-a-�-nt
-_
darages eau -sed parked vehices as the
result of snow removal_ operations:` -
D H .
'leek, Town of" Seaforth
BOX TOES AND SHOE SUPPLIES
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