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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1959-12-11, Page 3gust Wait 12 Mcfl' g Defidenc �u7 1957• DODGE `FOUR -DOOR SEDAN .1956 DODGE REGENT SEDAN 1955 DODGE MAYFAIR 4 -DOOR SEDAN '1953 PLYMOUTH SUBURBAN: 1953 PLYMOUTH TWO -DOOR, HARDTOP;: - 1954 C EVo.1/-TON EXPRESS • .;: = .w_ RO CL FF.E . MOT � • • � ARS. DODGE DES. OTOSALES and SERVIC, E:. Ph n -26 o C 7 ,.;• Seaforth GEORGE'McCUTCHEON R.eevOinf, Brussels 11111111111111 H 11111111111111 D 11111111111111111 District Obituaries 11 III 11111 1 1 1 1u111. nu11n I nl mum 1 11n i ' • • LORNE F. RALPOUR S 'AFFA A ;'lifelong, resident • of bbert township, • Lorne •F:• Bat - foul', died at 1 Victoria Hospital; London, Sunday, 'Nov. 29. He had been in ailingyrhealth for the past two and' a half years,;.,and seri- ously ill for a ; week. He was born in Hibbert township on November21, 1903, a son of :Mrs. Sarah (Linton) Balfour, of Mitchell, and the late .George, Bal- four, of Hibbert? township. On 'No= vember'" 27, 1926, he .married, Gladys'Vipond of Hibbert township.. He .was a member of Main (St, tTnited Church,' Mitchell, ,and. of ;the Board of "Trustees of that church. Surviving besides his wife and another is one son, Ross, at'home; one_: daughter, , Mrs: Laverne '(Aud- rey) Gordner, Logan. township; two sisters,Mrs.-Jean.-Soeder, of-Mit-- chell; Mrs. Harold (Verna) hp, Colqu- h,.oTuhn@, Fboulldyartwas toawt thie uneral• home,:Mitchell; Lockhart where a service; conducted by Rey,'::'M: Hunter, of Main Street. -'United Church;' was held Wednesday`:. at 2:30' p.rri: Burial was••in Woodland cemetery, Mitchell. Follow These Riles of :` Rf an F `Christmas Trees are:filled'with. pitch and resin and when -;dry- can -easily ignite-and-turn--into-a roaring flame. To, prevent this, :ur • tree fresh andreen by.I into a con- tainer tainer of water, or water mixes with sand. Cut the trunk diagonally at th end.- above original cut. ge-sure water is kept above the cut. —MRS C. BAUGHMANN• Mrs: 'Clayton:;- 'Baughann, first, woman 'to hold public. office Wallaceburg died November 28' at herhome•after,,alengthy illness. Mrs. Baughmann was• a former resident of .Seaforth, • and ,Was a `milliner in early life. ...She. was :in her 89th year.: i She was, elected to the Wallaee- burg Board .of Education in 1935: The former Alma Reid, she. -was born at: Neustadt, and .was "_resi- dent of Wallaceburg' for -over fifty years Active";.`in patriotic. ;and mune: pa ircles; sne was for many years :rep, ;.of. the Selkirk;': of Baidoon Chapte ;i Imperial .Order Daugh- ters of - e Empire, -and was a.life `niernber of the Kent Municipal Chapter.,,`°ot the' IODE; :" She was for many years president of -the Walraceburg Horticultural Society, the Knox :Presbyterian Church -1 Ladies' Aid, and was, a member of • the.•Kent advisory board oi'.'the .CNIB and of- the "Navy League. She, ..was a member. 'of ;linox. Church: In later years she` was honored for her work .,with the, Red Cross and, Navy League by ":the IODE chapters;:: here, with 'a scholarship in ser •name tor.` Wallaceburg Dis- trict• High Schoei. She was the'aast member of het family, 'and -is survived„by.•_,rueces, Mrs.. Prank Cudmore,, Of Wallace - burg, Miss Hazel 1teid and nephews Dalton L. Reid, Seaforth; Dawson Reid, Guelph_ arid • Reg_ ,S. Rehr; Stratford; service was. held.Tues- day conducted by the' Rev, R. D. A. Currie, of :Knox. Church,- Wal: laceburg. Burial !was in :',River- view.. cemetery, ;Wallaceburg• : Ornaments on; the' tree can be dal gerous, tool- . Don't ,use cotton or paper on the trees unless flameproof. Never use ,lighted candles on :the tree, or nearby. Keep ash trays and. cigarettes away from the tree. Re- move piles of opened gift wra Do ,not place electric trains 4 round the tree.. 9,9 Be sure the tree is kept away from, an open fireplace or heater'. Cheek, lighting Sets for frayed ivires,loose connections; and broken, sockets. w plug .Don't lu tool many cords into ozie outlet. -If any extensive wiring is %, planned, call an electrician -don't• try to d6 it yourself! Last of •all, "Lights' Out" when you -leave home._ and when` you retire for the eve-- 's nig, REMEMBER! Nothing can render these dis- plays absolutely safe, and: that if • accidents are not to mar the festive season, constant vigilance and care must be exercised. , To the, Citizens of Seaforth and District We Extend; hest Wishes for a Happy Holiday Season ! SEAFORTH .. FIRE BRIGAD F, C; Y. SILLS, Secretary' . JOHN F',"SCOTT, Fire Chie suggestions ': or. • busy Xmas Time Christmas is , a busy tillief for the do-it-yourself homemaker. She is working on her Christmas gifts, dashing to P,T.A. meetings, mak- ing costumes ford a school concert, busy on. _church; work. and a thousand • other:- projects. before ~Christmas• rolls around. • • With time so short, every '1i e- rraked is ` interested in' 'quick and 'easy supper or luncheon dishes, but looking for one which can'also be . classed as..a,_ilearty,. rib -stick-' Ing meal.,•Todayjwe have just.sgoh la recipe for ydou. and it is one which. will make a .. meal ,success - flit'," successfuI,' while' it alsoi:will .receive Corn pl rnents if • you' Wyant 'to use it 'tcir-an after -the -game get-together of the teen age_ "gang, . This'meal-in-dn dish is quick and easy to prepare, and a•tasty reen salad with •French dressing is'all•you will need to,..prepare for a well-rounded menu, as this,.re-: ripe includes meat, vegetablesand noodles. ".Popovers, would be' •'a special, treat With this :quick sup-• per 'dish and Would add just the touch that will make the reputa tion one of "par.', excellence." ' Quick Supper •Dish 4 ozs, medium wide _ ,dies' 2 Tablespoons fat or shorter:- ins :1 pound ground beef ': 1 package beef, noodle soup •.1/ cup pickle tehsn /"'4' n •-tornatoes (2yz cups) Salt and pepper to .taste e " Cook noodles in• boiling salted water; drain. Cook ground beef in fry pan; with 'melted -'fat. Add beef noodle Soup, pickle relish,, seasonings and' lcooked noodles. Simmer, covered, 15' .» minutes:, Makes six servings, For a. gourmet:;huch,'you niay, wish, to add a can of sliced mush- room's to the recipe, place it air. MA casserole dish, add crumbs to, the tori-- ild, bake. • "Many•egg producers in Ontario don't understand. the ' .deficiency. payment plan for -'Grade A eggs," claimed Tont Robson, of Leaming- ton, Ont, Mr„Robson, Robson, president of the Ontario Poultry Producers' As- sociation, Was speaking 'At ;a board WEDDINGS GRU VIE l'T=SNYDF,RS A pretty wedding' was solemnized at Northside United Church manse;_ Seaforth, when Rev. 'j. C. Britton officiated at the wedding of Cpby , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Snyder, R.R. 1; Auburn, and Mr;' Alfred Grummett, son of "Mrs. Wil- liam Blair;;. of Seaforth, ,:and the late, Percy Grumrnett.; The cern'- mons' took place on Saturday, No- vember 28, at 2 p.m.. The bride wore a balleruia-. length dress of powder blue taf- feta covered With net small white hat, and carried a >bouquetof pink and White mums. She was '"attend ' ed by Mrs. George Grummett, as matron of honor, wearing -a grey suit with match- ing accessories, atch-ing;accessories, and carried a bou- quet of ouquetof •blue and -'white mums. Mr. George Grummett was the best man. A wedding dinner was served at the home of the bride's parentsfor the guests : from Seaforth, Sarnia, Londesboro,, WingMim and Auburn: by Mrs, Percy Vincent, Mrs. Geo.: Schneider and Mrs. Joe Vexewey. For a wedding trip to Niagara Falls, the bride donned a blue coat " with ; matching accessories. On their return they will; reside at :Seaforth. vARLEY=,MOIR'; ' :HENSALL-Margaret Ruth ;Moir',. of Hensall, . and ,Franklyn ;George Varley, R.R. 3; Kippen, -exchanged.. _marriage. 'vows_before:ihe_Re_v R G. MacMillan, of <Goderich, in a pretty „ceremony at Carmel Pres- byterian, Church, Hensall„ Satur, day, December, 5; The bride is the. dafighter of Mr: and Mrs:: George' Moir,. Hensail : The - groom's, • par ents are Mr. and Mrs. George Var- ley, R.R. 3, Kippen. • Given in marriage by her father, the,>briderchbse a- gown of import-; ed " organaza, .waltz -length, - fash-. ioned with a molded bodice; scat-: loped neckline trinhmed with seed pearls and -twinkling -sequins, and; lilypoint: sleeves. Her bridal bou- quet were red roses and white nutrias.; Miss Bonnie Kyle, Kippen, maid: of.' Honor was o• ked in, �sa blue velvet; ,stree ength,.; liphire styled with a fiti;ed bodice; scoop neck?; line : and three-quarter`; length' sleeves, and ca'r'ried a. bouquet of white and .blue mums. • Tim :Baynham, of Hensall, at- tended the groan. for receiving at the 'New Com; inertial Hotel, Hensall, the bride's mother worea •dress of royal ;bine nylon sheer• over taffeta with ac- cessories in white and black. The groom's mother chose a •. gown of mauve •'rayon • jersey;, slit •ath a with. white and• black accessories. Bot.. wore red rose corsages. F`or • a Wedding trip to theTnited 'States, the, bride travelled in a • black and ;white knitted suit; with red - and ,'bl'ack accessories and grey persian ,coat. Mr. and Mrs. 'Varley will reside in: Hensall. Gain ,Entry` In Hensall Store Thieves entered Fink's plumbing and heating store on Friday and removed, $75 from a drawer in the office. They entered the rear door. of the building, which, was unlock- ed, while-the nlocked;.•-whilethe owner -,--Ed. Fink, was having lunch in., h'is apartment over the store, Mrs. Harry Hoy,' sister-in-law of Mr. Fink, and bookkeeper at the store, ,,discovered. the theft when she went to get some change from the drawer later in the, afternoon. Chief of Police E. R. Davis, of Hensall, and OPP Constables from Exeter detachment are investigat- ing. Mason's 'Hat Trick' Results In. Win Ronald Mason sewed'' the three goal "hat• trick" and teammate ry,'Corby lit the light twice in nton, N.Y., Wednesday night to pace the St. Lawrence University freshman hockey team to a sea- son -opening 64 triumph over the Cornwall Juniors. Mason, first-line center; notch- ed his otch-ed"his second goal at 14:49 of the final period to break a 4-4 tie, and then added an insurance marker three minutes later. Ile is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Mason, Seaforth. • meeting held recently in Toronto. "Price of Grade A: eggs has drop- ped to less than the 33 cents to the farmer prescribed by ; the Ag- nicultural - Stabilization Board in Ottawa. Many.egg men think they will automatics* receive a cheque in a few weeks to toper the difference-- between the local market price during recent weeks, and _ the prescribed, price 'l'evel. There iS no • truth to this thinking at all," he said. . "Egg producers will: have. to 'wait for another 12 ;months.. If the national average market price -037- er that 12 months is below the sup- port price, then and then only will they ::receive any money from the Stabilization Board,"hfr.: Robson reported. • I The deficieney payment. plan, Which has bebnr under fire'; from the , egg producers organization for eight months, bas created ut ter confusion in some areas: Basi- > cally, the method is •simple. .; The. Stabilization Board ,prescribes a` price level' of 33. cents , pet dozen' Grade A large or extra large. All eggs are sold on the market for• ma nt the price which will move them into. domestie channels, At .the, end of the year the daily market pric- 'es across Canada will be averag- ed. If this average price is below the prescribed' support price, then • all the egg , producers registered with the Stabilization Board will receive the difference on the eggs ' they have . sold.. Fexample, if the average price of -Grade A eggs is 30 cents atrthe-. or end of the year,• -the` ,dU Terence hetween this and the sup- port level is three cents. If a pro- , has sold: 1,000'dozen Grade ',A large- eggs, lie will _receive one thousand times three cents, or $30, in. deficiency 'payments.' "The Stabilization Board •has' placed a quota 4,000, dozen Grade A large or extra large eggs; for. each producer," concluded Mr. Robson.. "Any A Iarge eggs over. this quota will not receive 'an ' ' de- ficiency payments." y .. H Make Gaon/ But' TB Fight For a fro' m Won backache! - .tiraday: -milst dtshurb.dl ARE ,ALL IVES k, k ' :FED UP ? When.they are troubled bybackalbe,: that tired out leeling or disturbed rent, many, .many' worsen turn to'Dodd's Kidney Pills. These conditions can be caused by excess <acids. and waetea in the system and Dodd's,Xidney fiIla t stimulate the kidnegs and`' aid their normal: action of removing these.excess' acids .: and wastes. Then life seems"; brighter, houaeworklighter!•Why'don't _ You, too, try Dodd's? 63 re Although tremendous strides have been made in the tuberculosis field over the past 10 years,; it is• importantfor alla realize,:":,that it is still a •'major h'ealth problem, :,yarns Hon. M. B. Dymond, M.D., Minister of Health; For the first nine months of - this year, -there;; were :118.deaths from tuberc ulosis Ma. `Ontario. More dramatically; hrsindreates• that one person dies th fro ' tuberculosis every ,second day; in fact, ' one new, case of':"tub-' erculosis. develops every five hours.: In 1957; ' mor eople died_ from this .disease • tha oni all other infectious .diseases . excluding influenza.: Although".theo force of 'tubercul- osis has been' diminished ,as: a: lethal`"enemy of mankind;. says -Dr. Dymond, it is ,a long destructive illness which undermines the so tial and economic structure.., It is always :a struggle -to ;save .:people: from; untimely .deaths, but, if we are to -prevent these deaths, ',the. disease itself must be fought;' There. will come •,a, time, I'• am; sure when tuberculosiswill have, been banished from the ' earth There will be• a time :when :young:' couples can bring their children into this world with : no fear of their : being exposed • ;t0 this fright- ening disease. ' • Great efforts towards this end are already being made by : the County and 'District ' Tubeeiculosis Associations throughout. the Prov- ince.. Your purchase: -of Christmas Seals indirectly support their Mass chest X-ray 'surveys. and - tuber- culin programs. •Your local asso- ciation deserves" yourwholeheart- ed support, he concluded Sign bn a country road: "Drive carefully., There' isn't a hospital within! fifty, miles." Bred for Business .,. New Layers from - SWIFT SW1FT'S Features an unusual • number of proftt'factors, Not onlycomlx r es a very high rate of production with excellent,` e Sze it also has remarkable gra � S persistency -the ab�Tity to lay at a high rate over a long period of ;time. • Feed conversion, livability, and interior egg quality are unexcelled in the 11a clastry„ Ideal. for floor or cage operations. ORDER THIS EXCELLENT; LAYER NOW FROM ". E.L 1 G N. NOTT .R '4 Clinton', n Phone Seaforth 8/17 R 5 HATCHERY,. DIVISION •• , e, xY x�1r r vii' r• L !ems i r r r. i rli w1i i w.ti r i . 4 .. ,s, •. ,•.. .. rt, ,. ,.,, .. ,E, .. ,5, . .. ' r 146 ;r. {e-- r ;r. x'�•. r ,.�..; ;r : ; •1r .w• SPECIALS' HEINZ T.UMATO :SOUP ... 10. ten -oz. Tins' GOLDEN pEW MARGAIUNE: • 2: one pound packages:.. THURSDAY, .FRIDAY, SATURDAY DECEMBER, `10 - 11 = 12 $i.0 Doi nestic SHORTENING, 1 -pound package;. :WIHTE:. SWAN TOILET TISS.1 8 Large 'Rolls: E `. MAPLE LEAF CANNED HAMS, ?/z -Pound Tin• NABOB COIi'F'EE •1 -Pound Bag CHEERY MORN:_ TEA $AGS' -100's SUCCESS HEAVY DUTY .9 • T .STE WAX SUPE RlOR- .FOOD MARKETS• =REE,DELIVER` P hones' e:1 • • r.0 stir rlr;ea, Jul, l' ;: r w r %b wi :i ',b •' d ' 4 L r.4 4 Y.i i •x w w: , : s::,� r !...nr ,p.„A �'..,� !p.,,r f/sf , •.,t �� iT..A. iT..N i n,r, ip..N ti`.ar r ' i ,.�° ! ..F ?"..A?� .x , .: .. , 'n, .. w, ,� ,. ,.,,�,5,. ,. s • ..�,. .t•�, ^` "" • ,,... ,... ,�. 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The selection at Box's is complete. and includes var- ious • styles and in the King annd Qusen Sizes $ i i" 95 1RONf Every girl hopes some' day to own a Cedar Chest: Christmas is the ,time to think of the plea surd Shell gift will bring. See our extensive display including th'e'-fammisBoshart $50.00 Chest 'from • - STREAMLITE SAMSONITE .. the world's moat popular , ' luggage. Triple strength •plywood construe--, Win.-Scuffs.resistant coverings. -Won't show' year!' cehi fete: selection.' of ' then s• andwo ens "eases in a variety of s5narf 411 - ion hion finishes: I ARVEit McMICHAE14_ DeputyReeve of Howick• FURNITURE LAMPS WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES NOVELTY ITEMS. V RADIO ,. TELEVISION FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES rP"r-`rfr-- a ar-