HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1957-02-21, Page 5THl!1 SEAFORTH NEWS—Titursclay, February 21. 1957
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VARNA
A number from (here attended
the funeral of the late Samuel
iRathwell apt Lucknow . on Thurs-
.,
O.E.S.
EUCHRE
Wednesday, Feb. 27
8.30 P.M.
IN I.O.O.F. HALL
Everyone Welcome
day last.
The ladies of Goshen United
Church held a successful crok-
inole ,party in the township hall
on Friday evening last.
Local 'Orangemen who attend.
ed the South Huron L.O.L. in
Goderich on Monday evening of
this week were Lloyd Keys, Wil-
fredChuter, Chas. Pilgrim,
John Aldington, Robert Taylor,
Anson Coleman, John Ostrom,
Louis Taylor, Fred MoClyrnont,
Watson Webster, Ben Ra'thwel'1.
+Miss Trudy +Rumney of Vict-
oria Harbour is visiting. her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Or-
rin Dowson.
Town of Seaforth
TAX PREPAYMENT
RECEIPTS FOR 1957
".-0.1111F'The Town of Seaforth will pay 5%
per annum up to August 31, 1957,
on all prepaid 1957 taxes
Certificates and full particulars may be ob-
tained from the Town Clerk's Office in the
Town Hall
D. H. WILSON, Treasurer
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OPEN EVENINGS
Town of Seaforth
NOTICE
PARKING
By order of police, to facilitate snow removal,
no parking on the Streets of this 1V.1•unicipality
Will be allowed between the hours of
2 A.M. and 8 A.M.
This order will be strictly enforced in accord-
ance with the Highway Traffic Act - Section
43, Subsection 9. Notice is hereby given that
the said Municipality will not be responsible
for any damages caused to parked vehicles as
the result of snow removal operations
TOWN TOPICS
Rosi 'Murdie suffered a :dis-
placed vertebral disc while
working at the •Supertest ware-
house on Monday and will be
in Scott Memorial (Hospital for
a week. or more.
M•r. and Mrs. Carman !Row.
cliffe are holidaying in the
southern States.
Mr. and Mrs. John Aldington
and Margaret and Frank of
Varna, and Mr. Ed French- of
!Stratford were ;guests on Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Allington.
Miss Ruth Sills spent the
weekend in Burlington, guest of
Miss 'S'heila McFadden.
Miss Marion Lguden(bach, of
Toronto spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.Laudenlbach.
!Miss Marion Lillieo, Burling-
ton, was a guest at the home of
her another, Mrs. Lillico over the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. James Maleaux
of Toronto spent the week end
with Mrs. Jos. McQuaid. ,
Miss Alphonsine Meagher of.
London, spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Meagher,
Mr. and ;Mrs. Frank (Pierce
and •daughter, Pickering, were
weekend guests of Mr., and Mrs.
J. IM.:McMillan.
Mr. Gordon Oliver, who 'has
been on the Staff of the Toron-
to Dominion Bank for the past
year has been transferred to
Toronto.
BORN
Poland—At Scott Memorial Hospital.
on Feb. 19, to Mr. and Mrs, Anthonius
Poland, RRs Dublin, a daughter
Coleman—At Scott Memorial Hospital
on Feb. 10th, to Mr. end Mrs. Emerson
Coleman, RES Seaforth, a daughter
.WINTHROP
W. R. Somerville has left for
Florida where he will spend the
remainder of the winter.
Earl McSpadden is in Vine-
land attending the Rural Lead-
ership Forum this week.
Miss Lorraine 'Smith of North
York spent the weekend at the
home of her parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Giibert Smith.
Mr, Harvey Johnston, mina -
ger of the Huron Qounty Home,
was guest speaker at ;Cavan
Church on !Sunday, Mr. and
Mrs. Johnston were guests of
Mr, and Mrs. R. K. IMclFarlane.
Joint services at Cavan,
Sunday, Feb. 24th with Padre B.
Garrett of 'the RCAF, Clinton.
in charge at 2.130 p.m.
The 'Loyal Orange Lodge, of
Winthrop held a (banquet,in (Ca-
van Church, Monday evening
when they celebrated 100 years.
(Ninety-eight men and ladies
were served a turkey (banquet.,
Guests were present from Sea -
forth and Grand l3end. Rev.
Daniels, Minister of Hensel' Un-
ited Church, was guest speaker.'.
Laverne Godkin was chairman
and presided over a very inter-
esting program, Oliver Pryce,
Chaplain, led in the grace said
!before the meal. 'Toast, to the
Queen 'by Laverne Godkin.
Reading of 100 years history of
the lodge was given by Kenneth
Kettles. ;Kenneth Powell showed
e. film of the 12th of July par-
ade in Seaforth. Joseph Cald-
well of Grand Bend introduced
the speaker who was thanked
by Oliver Pryce and Harry
Johnston thanked the ladies for
'the meal.
Mr. David Boyd joined the
lodge 68 years ago and spoke
briefly at the banquet. The
first records show that a meet-
ing was held on March 3, 1857,
which was the first meeting
held after the warrant issued
Feb. 11, 1857 by the Grand
Lodge of North - America The
warrant was issued to James
Pryce who was the secretary for
a number of years, Joseph Wat-
son Sr. was the first Master.
They met from March '3, 1857
SEAFORTH MONUMENT WORKS
Open Daily Phone 573
T. PRYDE AND SON
Enquiries Are Invited
Telephone Numbers
Exeter 41 Clinton 1620 Seaforth 573
THE
Annual Meeting
of Scott Memorial
° Hospital
WLL BE HELD
Friday Evening
March 8th
AT 8.30 P.M.
Nurses' Residence
•
The Public is invited to
be present
•
to Nov. 1860 in a room a't,
Thompson IMorrison's home who
lived on the farm where •Irwin
Trewartha now lives. From Nov.
1860 to 1862 they 'met in Sam-
uel 'NIc'SI/41dg1:'s 'home which
was sit'ii9.tbd I . etween the homes
of (Earl Hawley and Robert Mc-
R+arlane in the village.
In 1862 the first lodge room
was built on the corner of Sam-
uel Scarlett's farm which is now
owned by 'Harold Pryce. This
was a red frame building which
many people can remember and
was used for 41 years. In April..
1903 the lodge bought Smith's
Church which was located on
the corner of (Louis 'Bolton's
farm, and during that year it
was moved to a site on the cor-
ner of John H. iCalnp'beli's farm
now owned by Wilson 'Campbell,.
A number of people can remem-
ber •attending lodge -meetings,
social meetings and other enter-
tainments as it was used for a
lodge room until 1926..In 1920
the present building was !bought
and after alterations, the first
meeting was in July 1926. In
'1947 ` and 1948' considerable
renovation was done to the
'building and a cement founda-
tion was put under it. The bot-
tom part was made into garage
and the upper part floored. A
music 'she}; pe'a's' put in and at
present, it is:contemplated that
a new roof will be put on.
In 1956 in association with
703 L.O.L. (Seaforth Lodge, a
successful July 12th celebration
was put on.
CONSTANC'E
Mr. and Mrs. Jacic Medd and
Mr. and Mrs. (Harry 'Torrance
of Porter's Hill spent a •couple
of days last week at Huntsville.
Mr. William Jewitt attended
a 441 Club leaders banquet last
Friday in Hotel Clinton.
Mrs. John Wammes and Mary
spent the past week visiting re-
latives at Fletcher, near Chat-
ham.
Mr:- and Mrs. iMasterman of
Ingersoll spent last Friday with
Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim Clarke.
:Mr. Borden (Brawn 'attended
a retail merchants meeting in
the council ,chambers, Clinton,
Tuesday evening.
[Farm Forum was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dale
and` discussion was "What We
Can Learn from Abroad." Pro-
gressive euchre was enjoyed.
Prizes, high, Mrs. Frank Riley,
James Dale; low, Mrs. Wilbur
Jewitt, Ross MacGregor. Lunch
hostess for evening was Mrs.
Verne ,Dale. Next home will be
at Mr. and Mrs. Verne Dale's.
Constance W.A. and W.M.S.
was held in 'the s. s. room on
Wed. afternoon, Feb. 13. Pres.
Mrs. Verne Dale opened the
meeting. It was decided to buY
a new clock for the S.S. room.
The collection was taken and
turned over to the W'MS Soci-
ety. 'Mrs. 'George Mcllwain pre-
sided over the WMS and opened
the meeting. Scripture was read
by 'Mrs. Ross McGregor. A com-
mittee, Mrs. W. L. Whyte, Mrs.
Ross McGregor and 'Mrs. Ken
Hulley were named to entertain
the Young People.. A. poem was
read by Mrs. Wm. Dale. Piano
solo was given by Mrs. Wm.
Jewitt- a temperance paper by
Mrs. Verne Dale, a Christian
Stewardship paper by Mrs..Bor-
den Brown; study book by Mrs.
W. L. Whyte and Mrs. Earl
Lawson, on the racial differences
of the people of Malaya and In-
donesia which snakes missionary
work very difficult in +bring-
ing people to believe in Christ.
Mrs. '(Rev.) T. White offered
the closing prayer.
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Mr. ,and QVIrs. Leonard !Lovell
were the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Parker of Chat-
ham.
Hugh McLachlan celebrat-
ed 'his T9th birthday on Sunday
at the !home of his son, and
daughter-in-law, Mr. aid Mrs.
Wm. McLachlan. Those present
included Mrs., McLachlan, a !bro-
ther and sister-in-law, Mr, and
Mrs. Andrew McLachlan of
Cromarty; Mr. and Mrs. (Carter
Kerslake and family of Staffa
and IMrs. Jean Cairns, Bruce -
field.
John L. Henderson will 'hold
an auction sale on ,March 8th.
HENSALL
'Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson
and family ,visited recently with
their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lindsay in
Thamesvllle.
Mrs. IMeidinger, who had the
misfortune to fall on the ice
near her home was found by
Mr. Jack 'Hyde, and removed to
South Huron Hospital where it
was found she had injured her
shoulder.
Mr. R. M. Peck, who under-
went an operation in Toronto
on Thursday returned home on
Monday.
Mrs. Mary Simpson
Mrs. Mary Laing Simpson,
wife of the Iate James +Simp-
son, 'Hensall, passed away in
South (Huron ;Hospital, Exeter,
on February 18th, in her 83rd
year. !Surviving are two 'broth-
ers, !David and William Laing,
Winnipeg, and three sisters,
(Rachel) IMrs. W,m. Grossman,
!Hazel Ridge, Man.; (IsalbelIa)
Mrs. Wm. 'Ostberg and +(Nettie)
Mrs. Jim Simpson, of St, Vital,
Manitoba.
The funeral service was •held
on Wednesday from the Bon-
thron funeral home, iHensa'l1, on
Wednesday. Interment was in
St James' Cemetery, Clande-
boye.
(Miss Shirley Chapman, R.N.
of Sarnia visited this week with
her parents, Mr. 'and Mrs. Lorne
Chapman and family.
Gordon Munn, 31, well known
district farmer, was taken to
Clinton Hospital after a cow
kicked him in the leg. He called
KIPPEN
The Kippen Young People
held their meeting on Feb. 8rd
with Hensall and C'hiselhurst Y.
P. as their guests. The meeting
opened with a welcome by Pat
Lovell which was followed by a
'hymn and the Lord's prayer.
The order of service was open-
ed with three words, disinherit-
ed, understanding, prejudice.
The first group had the topic of
"Understanding" which consist-
ed of Shirley Reid, Sandra Reid,
Pat Lovell, Bab Binnendyk. A
hymn was sung by everyone.
"Disinherited" was the word of
the second group which consist-
ed of Jean Turner, Ruth Turn-
er, Marion Turner, 'Floyd Turn-
er, John lConsitt, Harold Par-
sons. A hymn followed. The
third group had the word "Pre-
judice" which consisted of Don-
elda Lostell, 'David Cooper,
Wayne Littleton, Phyllis (Losteil.
An instrumental was given 'by
Nelson McClinchey of Siensgll
and was enjoyed by everyone.
The last hymn was sung and the
Mizpah Benediction followed, 1
Pat Lovell was in charge of the
games. A. delicious lunch was
served and a vote of 'thanks was
given by Kippen.
Guests at Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd (Lovell's on !Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Graham
and children of 1St. Marys, also
Jerry Layer and Kenneth 'Bris-
eo of Chatham.
Mr. and Mrs. ,Bert Thomson
and family and Mr. (Robert
Thomson visited Sunday in
•Stratford .at the home of the
latter's sister-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne ISchnei
der.
Rev. and Mrs. N. McLeod and,
Mrs, Long visited Mrs. Cud -
more an afternoon last week in
Victoria Hospital,, London.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack IConsitt
and Mr. and Mrs. Orville Work-
man Spent a day in 'London 're-
cently.'
Friends will be pleased to
hear that Keith Lovell is pro-
gressing favorably since his op-
eration for appendicitis at Clin-
ton Hospital on Saturday.
Mr; and Mrs. Eddie Taylor of
Stratford visited on Saturday
with Mrs. +Dinsdale' and Miss M.
Whiteman.
Guests over the weekend with
Euchre - Dance
Hensall Town Hall
Friday, Feb. 22nd
8.30 P.M. Desjardine Orchestra
Good Prizes, Door Prize
Ladies please provide lunch
Sponsored by Kippen East
W. I.
his wife, who called the ambu-
lance. Pt is possible he has a
fracture.
Prices at +Hensall Community
Sale, Feb. 14th.
Weanling pigs $14,00 to $18.;
chunks $18.00 to 021.50; feed-
ers $28.75' to $39,30; sows $112
to $125.00; ,Holstein cows $132
to $145,00; Durham cows $140,
to $160.00; Holstein calves $13.-
50 to $$16.50; 'Durham calves
$19.00 to $38.00. Fat cows sold
as high as $11.50 a lb. 405 pigs
and 75 head of cattle and calves
were sold.
DUBLIN
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Ryan
are spending several weeks with
Captain and Mrs. Edward Toz-
er at ,Morgantown, Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. BiI'l Evans and
Jo Anne of Merriton, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Cleary, London, with
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Evans.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stewart of
Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Stewart.
d1'Ir, and Mrs. Hugh 'Pugh are
spending a week in Montreal
and 'Ottawa.
Miss Rose ,Marie Feeney of
Kitchener with IMrs, Catherine
Feeney.
Mr. and Mrs. ,Harold !Smack
and girls of 'Kitchener with Mr.
and IMrs. Fergus Stapleton.
Mr. Tom O'Rourke, Dundas,
with 3D. and Mrs. Clayton
Looby.
C. W. L.
EUCHRE
St. James. School
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Camp-
bell, Mr. and MTS. Brabant and
daughter Jo -Anne of London
with Mr.' and Mrs. ,Michael
Nagle.
IMrs, Loretta Molyneaux has
returned to 'her home after
spending three weeks with Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Etue, Zurich.
Life Insurance
is for the Living
When a breadviinner dies his earn-
ing power stops - but his family
still needs an income to provide the
necessary food, shelter and clothing.
Life Insurance is the only sure
means of guaranteeing that the
income will be there when it is
needed.
When a breadwinner lives to re-
tire, this same Life Insurance can
then provide the income he himself
needs for his sunset years.
John A. Cardno
Seaforth
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