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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1958-01-16, Page 5THE SDAFOf.TH NEWS -Thursday, January 16, 1958 Your Superior Specials MAPLE LEAF FANCY Rod .Cleric's Fancy SOCKEYE SALMON TOMATO JUICE 73/4 tin,46c' r 2 for 89c Lge. 48 oz. ,tin 3'1c oz.a g St... Williams Assorted JAMS ;& MARMALADES 9,oz•, jars .. 2 For 45c Jewell- SHORTENING 3 'Ib. tin' . , .99c 1 lb. MMREE.' Maple Leaf Midget CANNED HMS 134 Ib. tins $L49 Cheery Morn COFFEE- MARGENE— .3 Ib. ... 93c Lge. 6 oz. jar 95c QUICK QUAKER OATS S Ib. bag 49c Hereford CORNED BEEF 12 oz. tin ). ..... 37c Pillsbury Chocolate CAKE MIX—Pkg. , . 29c Pillsbury Angel Food CAKE MIX—Pkg. 49c Domestic SHORTENING in a kitchen cannaster 3 Ib. tin 99c Kounty Kist PEAS 15 oz. tins .... 2 for 23c 9 tins for , $LOO we can take orders for fresh caught (unfrozen) w) (3p3 FISH up until Thursday noon of each week for delivery to dm• store an Friday mornings. Please phone early. orders to be picked up Fridays See our display of Potted Plants at our store. Also we can stipply you with '(crash Cut Daffodils, Corsages and Flowers for any occasion Wright's Superior Food Market SELF SERVICE FREIE DELIVERY GROUP 3 IGrou+p '3 of Northside United ICdhurch held their. Jan. meeting at the !home of the president, Mrs. Christie with 20 members and .3 +visitm>s present. Meeting was opened with .a poem "A New Year's Prayer" read by Mrs. McNichol. Hymn 570 was sung and the Lord's Prayer re- peated in unison, Mrs, Christie conducted the (business of the meeting and it was decided to carry on with the sunshine bags. Mrs. McNichol asked for volun- teer workers for the Red Cross RECRUITS WANTED Anyone wishing to play an instrument in the Bauch, please come to the Band Room, Town Hall, Monday, January 20th, '7 P.M. Would members of last year's class who still have an instrument also report Seaforth Highlanders Band DANCE ! WILBEE'S ORCHESTRA Seaforth Community Centre FRIDAY, JANUARY 17th Dancing 10 -P.M. to 1 A.M. Admission 75c SPAFORTH ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION TOWN TOPICS *In, "Wan. Byrne of Trenton, Mich.,. is the guest of ;MM. Jean Fortune. Ed tAn''d+re'w5 of ISeaforbh ac- companied Charlie ISani'th, herd manager at Louada Farms, Pet- erboro, to !Denver, 'Colorado, with a choice carload of Short- horn eabtle. They will be away about three weeks. 14Ias. Chas. +Smith, Peterboro, is spending a few days here vis- iting Mrs. Ed. Andrews .and other friends. Mr. rand Mrs. J, Murray and family sof Toronto and (Mm. (ROSS McCall of Toronto spent the weekend at the home of Mrs. James Murray, McKillop. ,Mr. and Mrs. Edward McIver and daughter, 'Stratford, spent Sunday with Mrs. H. McIver. Mr. and ;Mrs. Geo. Dejong end family of Exeter were .weekend guests of Mrs. Thos. Bannon. Mr. and Mrs. Don Barber, of Kitchener, spent 'the weekend with Mrs. Jos. !Matthews and other relatives. Mr. and. !Mrs. John Botham, Mr. and :Mrs. Peter McIver, Mrs. C. IP. Sills, Miss (Davina L4nder- son were in Stratford on 'Sun- day. for sewing and knitting. Mater- ial !available at the library on Feb, 7th. Hymn 306 was sung and Mrs. McNichol led in pray- er, The scripture, Psalm 103 was read by Mrs. Knight, We were then favored with two beautiful duets- by Sharon Mc- Nichol and 'Barbara Talbot. Mrs.. McNichol read an article that had been composed by Mrs. Lee, a former member. Mrs. Christie read a poem "When". (Hymn 445 was sung and the meeting closed with the Mizpah Bene- diction. Thelma Elgie moved a. vote of thanks to Mas. Christie for her home, to the girls for their lovely duets and to the program committee. Lunch was served and a social half hour was spent. GROUP 2 W. A. Group 2 of 'W. A, of North- side United Church •held their January meeting at the home of Mrs. 'Savauge, 21 members and two visitors were present, 'Mrs. Walters opened the meet- ing by reading apoem. After the singing of bynm 502, a min-: ute's silent prayer was obsery-� ed in 'memory of Mrs. Hanna, who was one of our faithful members.- 'After repeating the' Lord's (Prayer in unison, Mrs.! 'McDonald read a passage of , scripture and Mrs, Kellar lead in (prayer. Following the roll call the Meeting was given over to + the discussion of projects for "the new year. Several projects were 'discussed (but it was de- cided to leave it until the next aneeting before taking any def- inite action. The business _part of the meeting was closed by repeating the Mizpah Benedic- tion, after wiliich an enjoyable time was spent playing game's, A, delightful lunch was served. by Mau. Bryans and Mrs, Flem- ing. Mrs. Dundas moved a vote of thanks to the hostess and the lunch committee, BRODHACEN Visitors with •Mr. and . Mrs. Chas. Ahrens recently were: Mr. !and Mrs. (Roy Miller, Cooks- ville, Mr. and Mrs. John Clark, Mr. and !Mrs. .Chris. Le'onhardt, Mrs. ;McLeod, Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Carlton of Wilson, N.Y. The latter also visited Mrs, Ernest Elligson. Rev. and Mrs. E. J. Fischer with !Rev. and Mrs. 'Winter, at Zurich. Mrs. Harold ;Smyth was con- fined to Stratford hospital for several days. ,Mr. Arthur Nichol is a pat- ient at Stratford hospital. Mr. and 'Mrs. Wan. Diegel and family with Mr. 'and Mrs. Wil- fred Suhring, !Sebringville, on Sunday. The boys of our school played .hockey with Kennicott +alt the Monkton arena Friday after- noon, fternoon, the score being 2-0 for Kennieott. Mr. and .Mrs. Chas. Ahrens observed their 4811h wedding an- niversary on 'Saturday, Jan. 11. They.celebrated with a dinner Int their tome with their family, I Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Ahrens, 'Clayton, !Bob and (Ken of Brod- ,:hagen and Donald Ahrens, Tor- onto. I Mr. and Mrs. Russell .Shold- ice, Roger and (Beverley, with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sohellen'ber- ger, Mitchell. I Mrs, Chas. Ahrens, !Mrs. Wil- fred ;Ahrens, 'visited Mr and Mrs. Geo. Wesenberg 'and fam- ily, Brussels on Sunday. Mr. and -Mrs. E. Wilker of .Stratford with IMr. and Mrs. Laverne Wolfe on Sunday. The annual meeting of 'St.. Peter's Ladies';Aid was held an Wednesday afternoon with 30 members present. Devotions 'by Mrs. Toledo :Beuermann, Mrs. L. dicks, Mrs. C. W. Leonhardt, Mrs. :Harold Mogk. The ladies Now is the time for home improvements— BANK: During the slack winter months, skilled labour is 'easier to obtain than at any other time of the year. That's why right now is the best time you can choose for making those long -wanted repairs and improvements to your home. If you need help to finance this work ask about an N.H.A. Homedmprovement Loan. Any Toronto -Dominion manager . will be pleased to give you all the details. TORONTO -DOMINION THE BANK THAT LOOKS AHEAD J. R. M. SPITTAL, Manager Seaforth Branch ice in the !Church sheds, helpers would be appreciated. Mrs. R, iBeuermann thanked the group for a baby gift. 'A so- cial half hour followed. Lunch was served by same committee as devotions. The next meeting to be held on January 30th. WALTON The highlight of the -Sunday School, meeting 'at Duff's Unit- ed Church on Sunday .morning' was the acceptance of gifts made to the !Sunday !School by Miss Tillie Dundas, New York City, in loving memory of her mother, Mrs. William A.. Dun- das. 'The minister on (behalf of Miss Dundas, made the presen- tation of 24 chairs and two ta- bles to the Kindergarten Class and an !attendance Board for the use of the Sunday School. These gifts were graciously .ac- CROMARTY cepted on behalf of the Kinder- The annual business meeting garten Class and ifhe Sunday,of the Ladies' Aid was 'held :at :School by Mr, Martin Baan, (Su -the home of Mrs. W. Harper perintendent. The Rev. W, M.!with !members 11 embers -present. Mrs.. Thomas then dedicated the gifts I Harper presided and opened the to the glory of God, the 'honour I meeting with a suitable :poem, of His (House and the memory followed with the worship per - of the departed servant. iod. She also read several The January meeting of the .bhankyou notes -from those who McKillop group was held 'at the had received treats and gifts at home of Mrs, Nelson Reid on Christmas time. A +humorous Wednesday evening with 18 reading was given by Miss 01- members present. The presi- ive !Speare. Reports by the sec - dent, ;Mrs. 'Norman +Sohade, pre- retary, Mrs. John Wallace and sided and opened the meeting the treasurer, Mrs. K. McKellar with hymn 571, "Standing "at showed a very encouraging the Portal" after which prayer' year. When all business had was offered 'by Mrs. Roht..Mc- +been dealt with Mrs. Houghton Michael, IM's. Mhos. Kir'kbywas elected oto the chair for the read the scripture lesson from: ele'ction of officers as follows: Psalm 90 and Mrs. Schade fol -1 Past (Pres., Mrs. W. Harper; lowed with comments. The sec- Pres., (/Mrs. W. ;Miller; 1st Vice retary's and treasurer's reports Pres., Mrs, J, +M. (Scott; 2nd were given 'and business con- Vice Pres., Mrs, Mervin Dow; ducted. Plans for raising money 'Sec., Mas. J. Wallace; Assistant were discussed. Used Christmas .Sec., Mrs. J. M. Scott; Treas„ cards are to be !brought to the Mrs, K. McKellar; Assistant next meeting. Programs were' Treas., Mrs. 'T. L. Scott; Work planned for the coming year. Committee, Mrs. E. Allen, Mrs. Mrs. Campbell Wey, Mrs. Won, T. Laing. Mrs. J. M. Scott, Miss J. Leeming and Mrs. Stewart Olive .Spears, Mrs. W. Harper McCall were .appointed as a and Mrs. E. Brooks; Flower program committee for the Committee, Mrs. .C. MoKaig, Valentine Social in the church Mrs. M. Houghton and Mrs. K. on •Feb. 14. For the social the McKellar; Card Committee, Mrs. East side members are ' to bring Sarah 'Scott and Mrs. F. Allen. sandwiches and the West sideto Organist, Mrs. L. Sorsdahl, as - bring tarts. The Missionary sistant, Mrs. (Moore. Monthly [Review was given by The :meeting closed with the Mrs. Geo. Love. Topic was tak- Lord's Prayer in unison. Lunch the W. A. meeting wtbh a pray- er. The minutes and roll call were =taken, The members re- sponded with the payment of WNL'S and W.A, fees. The roll cal for next month to be nem- ing the month o f pour birthday. Ways and means of raising money for the coining year were discussed. A Lost Heir party was ,planned to be held in No. 9 School on Friday evening, Jan. 17th at 8:30 p.m. A Valentine social is planned fpr Feb, 14th. The committee in"charge:. Mrs.. Hiller, Tennie 'Dennis, Mrs, C. Boyd and IMxs. R, Leeming. The lunch 'at the monthly meet- ings is to 'be sandwiches and .tea or coffee. The next meeting is to be hold 'et the !home of !Mrs. Leonard Leeming. The meeting ended with the Mizpah Benediction. have planned a Valentine Box en by (Mrs. Geo. Fox on '"Prayer was, served by the hostess as Social on Tuesday evening, Feb. for the coming Year". "Praise listed 'by Miss Olive Spears and ilbh with the other organize- the Soul of Religion" and a re- Mrs. T. Laing. tions of the church invited. A tips fora "Happy New Year". donation of $20 was voted to- The meeting closed with hymn ward fuel for the church. Ten 501 "Will Your Anchor Bold Mite table cloths have, been in the 'Storms of Life" and the purchased to be used for ban - served /Benediction. Lunch was quets etc, A bed jacket was gi-,served by members on 12th con- ven Mrs. Little, !patient at Avon cession east. Crest Hospital, as a Christmas I The first progressive euchre gift. !Pastor E. J. Fischer then party sponsored by the W. I. took over for the election of was held in the community hall officers for 1958. The minutes on Friday evening with 15 ta- of 'the 1957 annual meeting 'tiles at .play. Prize winners were :were read and adopted also the holies, ;Mrs. Andrew Coutts; auditor's report. The following 'lone, Jean Walters; low, Brenda are the officers: ('Houston. Gent's, Roily Achilles; Pres., Mrs. Bred Young; Vice lone, Wan. 'Bolton; low, Doug - Pres., (Mrs. Lew 'Hicks; 'Record- las +!hurray. A dance followed ing Sec., Mrs. Manuel Beuer with music by Ken Wilbee's ermann; Treas., (Mrs. ,Martin Orchestra. Dietz; Missionary Treas., Mrs. l The annual meeting of •Duff's Oscar Young; Membership, Mrs.' United Church will be held in E. J. Fischer; Education, Mas. /'the schoolroom of the church on Geo. Rock; Off erings, Mrs.IWednesday evening, Jan. 22nd C. W. Leonhardt; Auditors,i�rith each organization supply Mrs. A, Siemon, Mrs. G. Rock; mg a number, A pot -luck sup - Pianist, Mrs. Toledo Beuerman; Per will be served by the ladies.' assistants, !Mrs. G. Mogk, Mrs. X13. C. Epps of Clinton will R. Sholdice; Parsonage Commit -be guest speaker at the monthly; tee, ,Mrs. Albert 'Bauer, /Mrs. _M. meeting of the W. L on Thurs- +Diegel, Mrs. Wm. Diegel, Mrs. day evening, January 23. Co - Lavern Wolfe; Stamping ' Com- conveners on Agriculture and mitten, Mrs. R. 'Busick, Mrs.'n.''Canadian 'Industries, IMxs. Ken Rapien, Mrs, E. Scherbarbh, and Mrs. D. Hinz; Buying Commit- tee: Mrs. H. Rock, Mrs. Edwin Scherbarth, Mrs. Harold lMogk; Flower Bed Committee, Mrs. C. Regele, Mrs. E. Seherbarth, Mrs. IR. Sholdice, Mrs., Antone Siouan, Mrs. Edwin Scherbarbh, Mrs. Harry Tait, Mrs. E. Vock, Mrs. Minnie Vock, Mrs, Lavern Wolfe, Mrs. Fred Young, Mrs. Oscar Young. !Birthdays were reported by Mrs. 0. Rock,. Mrs. +Minnie Vock, Mrs. J. L. Bennewies, ,Mrs. Ed Soherbarbh, Mrs. A. Bauer. "My Jesus as Thou Wilt" was sung in their honor. The meeting Closed with the Doxology. Lunch was served 'by Mrs. Manuel Beuermann, Mrs, T. Beuermann, 11irs, J. L. Bennewies, :Mrs. H. E. Diegel, :Mrs. .M. Diegel, Mrs. Reuben Buubk. The 'Stewards of the Christ- ian /Home met on Friday even - big. Devotions were taken by Mr. and Mrs, M. Be'uermania, Mr.. and Mrs. "r R, Beuermann, Mr. and Mrs. W. Ahrens, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben :Busick. A film strip was shown. Pastor E. J. Fischer ..conducted- Bible study on Romans, chap. 1 and 2. !Mr. R. Struck started making McDonald and Mrs. Leslie 'Oliver will be in charge'. Motto will be Teenagers need models not critics. Roll call, "Home Beau- tification". Tnte/T.5kb i films will also be shown by Mr. Epps. NORTH McKILLOP The Bethel WMS and W.A. meeting was held at the close of the annual church meeting, so each one was quite brief. The president opened the meeting with prayer. The scrip- ture lesson taken from Philip- pians 2: was read by Mrs. Wm. Roe. Tennie Dennis gave the meditation and. Mrs. Glen Mc-. Nichol led in prayer. The chap- ter from the study book on Ja- pan was taken lay Mrs. C. Boyd. She told of the personal prob- lems of seven different Japan- ese persons and :asked the ques- tion, What would you do in a like situation? Tennie Dennis gave a Stewardship reading en- titled "The (Mantel Clock". The. missionary for prayer for this year is Miss Dulcie Cook of Ja- pan. TWO `thankyou' letters 'were read from our sick and shut in members. The meeting closed with prayer. Mrs, Glen McNichol opened EUCHRE At St, James' Separate School FRIDAY EVE., JAN. 17 8.30. . AdlniSsion 50c Sponsored by the C. W. L. 41116.rar Tuckersmith Federation of Agriculture Annual Meeting & Banquet to be held in Egmondville United Church TUESDAY, JAN. 21 at '7 P.M, Guest speaker: Rodger Schwass, CIKNX-TV Wingham. Tickets 1,50. Can be had from any of the directors Alex McGregor, Pres. John Broadfoot, Sec.-Treas. RECEPTION AND DANCE Town Hall, Hensall /FRIDAY, JANUARY 17th For IMr. and Mrs. Irvin Ford (nae Elaine Bell, of Kippen) Desjardine's Orchestra Ladies kindly bring lunch L. O. B. A. EUCHRE MONDAY, JAN. 20 114 ORANGE HALL Adm. 40e. Lunch & prizes. The annual congregational meeting !of Cromarty +Church will 'be held on Thursday, Jan. 16th at 2 p.m. Mrs. H. 'Shute, Kirkton, visit- ed last week with her mother, Mrs, David Gardiner. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker entertained a few friends at a fowl dinner on Thursday even- ing, the occasion being their 29th wedding anniversary. .The Y. P. S. meeting was held on Sunday evening with Mar- garet Ann 'Wallace presiding. Margaret Coleman read a pas- sage of scripture and Rev. S. Kerr led in prayer. The topic was also given bi' Mr. Kerr. Members from our WMS who attended the annual meeting of Stratford Presbyterial which, was held in Knox Church, 'Strat ford, on Tuesday were; Mrs. T. L. Scott, IMxs• T. Laing, Mrs. C. McKaig, Mrs. W. Harper and Mrs. M. :Houghton. You can have a newer, fuller, outdoor life with a real future ... in the Canadian Army. 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