The Seaforth News, 1957-10-17, Page 4Northside United Church
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A weer ary Services
SUNDAY, OCTO ER. 20th
11.00 a.m. -- 7.00 ' p.m.
°nest Minister
REIT. ANDREW E, EUSTACE, B.A.
Goderich, Ontario
Guest Bass Soloist
MR. JOHN NICHOLSON
Ton'onto, Ontario
We look forward to having the Ministers and Congregations
of First Presbyterian St. Thomas' Anglican. and Egmond-
ville United Churches united with us in worship at the
evening hour
A cordial welcome to all
Rev. Bruce W. Hall, B:A, B.D., S.T.M.
Minister
Mr. J. A. Stewart Mrs. J. A. Stewart
Choirtuaster Organist
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SEAFORTH PHONE 47
FEDERATION NEWS
By J. C. Hemingway
Impressions of a
Protest Meeting
Q :attended a protest meeting
called by Theodore Parker at
!Stratford; Oct.. 10th, It was.the
protestingest meeting I. ever at-
tended, also the most disorderly.
The burning desire was to ob-
tain avote on the .directional
program now in force by order
of the Hog Producers' !Market-
ing (Board underthe authority
of the 'Ontario Farm IPi•odticts
Marketing Act. This vote can
be 'obtained if :Ontario Hog
Producers present a sufficient-
ly 'large nuanber of signatures
to a -petition to the Farm Prod-
ucts Marketing Board who then
may request a vote of The pro-
ducers concerned. -.
One of the speakers suggest-
ed that the lawyer retained by
the Bog 'Producers received a
handsome fee. I am quite.- sure
that the foe from the Bog Pro,
ducers was much :less per hour
than this same lawyer receives
in his private :practice. I amalso
quite sure 'that the good living
he enjoys is largely due to the
fact that he belongs to a com-
pulsory organization..
I have often heard farmers
,complain of the high 'salaries
that school 'teachers enjoy at
the moment. This again is large-
ly due to the fact that they be-
long to a compulsory organisa-
tion. The secretary of the school
board is obliged by law to de-
duct this fee from the :Novem-
ber cheque of each teacher em-
ployed and foaward it direct to
the Treasurer of the Teachers
(Federation.
The other point of interest
to me was the very loud pro-
tests •of the 'truckers who were
present at this meeting of Hog
!Producers. 'What have truckers
to lose by this marketing plan?
There will be just as many hogs
to transport and they will have
NIGHT SCHOOL
Seaforth District Nigh School
EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT
For 16 nights from 8 to 10 p.m. except Dec. 26 and
Jan. 2, commencing November 7th
The Seaforth District High School Board will offer the following
proposed courses
1, SEWING—Elementary Course: Selection of material, pattern alteration, shortcut,
making simple clothing.
2, COOKING—Advanced course.
3. WOODWORKING—Basic hand tools and how to use them
4. TYPEWRITING—A beginner's course: drills, rhythmic exercises, touch system.
5. MOTOR 'MECHANICS—Fundamental studies of the internal combustion engine,
ignition, transmission, differential, brakes. Maintenance and minor repairs.
6. PUBLIC SPEAKING—Conduct of meetings. duties of chairman and officers, Par-
liamentary procedure, practice in speaking.
7. OIL PAINTING—An elementary course,
8. HOME NURSING AND FIRST AID—Care of sick, use of antiseptics and bandages.
9. BASIC ENGLISH AND CITIZENSHIP—For New Canadians
FEES -x$5.00 per person, payable on the opening night of the course, at which time
everyone will assemble in the Auditorium to meet class instructors.
NOTE: Registration must be made on a registration form. The courses given will
depend upon the number who register. In case of over -registration in any
course, applications will be accepted in order of registration. So, fill out this
form now and send it to L. P. PLUIVISTEEL, Principal, Seaforth District High
School
Night School Registration Form
1 am interested in registering in night classes with
as first choice or
as second choice.
Name
Telephone Exchange and Number
Address
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DEBENTURES
and
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1,2 or 3 Years
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District Representatives
11'. (I. l3onthron, Hcnsa]l; Watson & Reicl, Seaforth
to be taken just as far. Truck-
ing is usually on a load mile
basis so I see .little loss to the
tguakei'.
There will be some saying in.
transportation in the utilization
of larger trucks from assembly
point to plant...In this modern
age I can see no reason why the
farmer should be obliged !60` use
a large number of 'small trucks.
if large ones can haul cheaper:
After all the contractor supplies
his lien .with ibuilldozers not
shovels. 1
NEWS' OF THE BLIND
The C.N.LB.'s annual ,operat-
ing fund campaign, 'passed the
half way mark even 'before the
oampaign ended.
Committee Chairmen for the
'Canadian National Institute for
the [Blind in (Huron, 'Tenth and
Middlesex, anticipate a contin-
uing flow. of . contributions even
though the campaign ended on
Sept. 218th. .
Two committees have passed
their objective: lThornddale• 1$6.
over dts 41000.0 target and
Parkhill $218.00 over its '$350.00
target.
Illy counties the preliminary
reports showed IPer'bh $19'9042
out of $3800.00; Middlesex..52,-,
172.44 ,out of '$4000.00 and
Huron .$2261.60 out of.i$5000.
Mr. E. F. 'Wheeler, District
Field .,Secretary . said "$64,700.
is required to finance IC.N.I.B.'s
work. in Elgin, Huron, 'Middle-
sex and iPerth counties this
year." $112,800.00 is being
sought in a !public appeal to re-
sidents in the county areas of
Huron, 'Middlesex and Perth.
St. Thomas -Elgin contributions
are made through the United
Welfare Services and London
and S t r a t f or d oo-ntributions
by their 'United Appeals. 2n ad-
dition 'City and County 'Coun-
cils have -pledged grants. Income
from these sources will total
$511;900.00.
You are urged to help •raise
the $12,800.00 by sending a do-
nation to the C.N.I.B. in care of
E. C. Boswell, your local camp-
aign chairman.
CROP REPORT
'Good weather has aided the
completion of many fall jobs.
Fall plowing and the lifting of
sugar beets are progressing far
vourably with a few fanners
picking corn. More turnips have
moved out of the county than
in any previous year.
(Huron County turnip growers
.and processors are planning a
commercial turnip exhibit at the
Royal Winter Fair. The Soil and
Ca'op Improvement Association
of the County is the sponsoring
organization. At a special meet-
ing the growers agreed to sup-
ply :the turnips for the exhibit
and the processors decided to
make arrangements to transport
the exhibit 'to the Royal and to
supply other materials needed.
At •a meeting of the Execu-
tive of District 8 Fairs Associa-
tion plans Were made to hold
their. annual meeting at Dun-
gannon on. fIhursday, [Dot. 31lst
in 'the "lAgricultural Mall and the
United Ghureh. The Dungannon
ladies will be supplying the noon
dinner. The chairman for the
(District is 'Sidney IHarlawe of
1St. ll?auls and the secretary is
Mr. IR, S. Reaney of Mitchell.
The Dungannon Agricultural
Society are hosts to the 1957
meeting.
The Voice Of Temperance
THE SHATTERED DYKE,
"Proverbially, !Ireland is a
land that combines the smile
and the tear, and •alas what a
flood of tears has poured
through the shattered Dyke 'of
Temperance." "Your P.T.A.A.
is a valiant attempt to repair
and strengthen that indispens-
ably necessary dyke."
Thus spoke 'the (Pope to 63
uniformed m'e&r bers of Eire's
police force at an :audience he
`granted recently. They were all
members of the pioneer total
abstinence asso0ialtion-a (body
half a million strong.
In more than one country,
intemperance in drink, leading
so often to alcoholism, 'has be-
come is harrowing menace and
an 'actual spiritual tragedy
with grateful affection we !bless
those who by word and especial-
ly example, set !themselves to
remove the cause of the evil."
RECEPTION
For Mr. and Mrs. Carl Richardson
(formerly Karen Moodie)
In Varna Hall
FRIDAY NIGHT, OCT. 18
Ladies please bring lunch
Everybody Welcome
(Standard Time)
WEEKEND SHOWS ONLY
DOUBLE FEATURE
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
October 18 and 19
"THE DAY THE WORLD
ENDED" and
"PHANTOM FROM 10,000
LEAGUES"
(One Cartoon)
TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY
Box office open at 7.30 p.rn.
First show at 8 p.m,
Children under 12 in cars—free
!The P.T.A.A. in Eire and Au-
stralia, .the Laeordvaire move-
ment in Quebec, the V.T.A.
campaign 'of the United Church
in 'Canada, all voluntary total
abstinence movements, poilit
the sure way to the ultimate so-
lution of this, devastating social
evil.
Northside United Church
Minister, !Rev. iBruce W. Hall,
I3.A., B.iD.,,
Special (Anniversary Services.
10 a,m., 'Church School and
Adult Bible Cla'ss:
.11 a.m.,Moaning 'Worship.
Guest Minister, Rev. Andrew E.
Eustace B.A., Goderich Ser-
lion; "lTbe Twenty -Ninth Map -
ter of Acts". Special .music with
guest bass soloist, : Mr. John
hlidhol'son, Toronto. Nursery for
Toddlers. Jr. Congregation.
7 p.m., Evening ,Worship,
with Ministers and Congrega-
tions of First ‘Presbyterian, St.
Thomas' Anglican and Eg'inond-
ville United 'Churches partici-
pating. Sermon, "What Memor-
ial Have You?"
A cordial welcome to all.
Egmondville United Church
Dr. J. !Semple, Minister.
111 a.m., Public Worship. Sub-
ject: "List High That 'Banner".
7.p.m.; We join Northside
Church in Anniversary [Services
10 a.m., Church 'School and
Minister's ,Bible Class.
•11 'a.m., 'Nursery Class
111,30 Junior Congregation.
Difference in time will per-
mit Dr. Semple to preach "Anni-
versary Sermons at Kippen Un-
ited (Church on Sunday.
See you in Church Sunday.
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First Presbyterian
Church
Rev. D. Glenn Campbell
Minister
10 a.m. Church School and
Bible Class
11 a.m. The Sacrament of
Baptism
"In the Spirit of Love"
Anthem -"My God How Won-
derful Thou Art" (Marks)
Duet - "Message of Peace"
Alice Ann & Gene,Nixon
e
The Evening Service will be with-
drawn for the Narthshte United
Church Anniversary
H. A. Kempster, Organist
& Choir Leader
THE SEAFORTH NEWS—Thursday, October 17, 1957
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SALE
AFTER 10 years of successful business we are
giving cur customers the advantage of a Store
Wide. Sale — 20% OFF ALL MERCHANDISE
SPECIALS—Women's Fall and Winter Dresses
..,,.... 14% to 221/2 8.89
Teena Paige and College Juniors
for the young Miss - sizes 7 to 15 20% OFF
CAR COATS - Quilted Lining 8 95
NYLON HOSIERY 99c
Specials on Skirts, Blouses, Lingerie and Millinery
Commencing Friday, Oct. 18 at 9 a.m.
Positively no exchanges or refunds
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