HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1958-01-23, Page 5THE SEAFORTH NEWS—Thursday, January 23) 1958
Your, Superior Specials
For .Jan. 23.24-25
MONARCH FLOUR HEIINZ
.... 71b bag 49c 2 TOMATO KETCHUP
S
11 oz. Bottle
2 for 45c
ALLEN'S APPLE JUICE
Lge 48 oz tin 27c
MARGENE MARGARINE
1 ib 31c
SACCO TUNA FISH
Solid White Meat
7 oz. Tin.27c
Soap Sale
PALMOLIVE.
Reg, 3 fox 28c
Bath 2 for 28c
CASHMERE: BOUQUET
Reg. ..,.. 4 bars 390
TIDE, Giant Size .. 67c
ASSORTEDSOAPS
Med. .. 5 bars 23c
Large .. 3 bars 23c
HEINZ FRESH
CUCUMBER PICKLES
...... 16oz, .Jar 31c
DEL MONTE CATCHUP
11 oz. Bottles
2 for 43c
-Consumer gets 25c refund,
on purchase of 2 bottles
KAM
LUNCHEO.N MEAT
12 oz. tin 456
VALLEY GOLD PRUNES
2 ib cello 39c
WINDSOR ICELAND
WATER ICE WAFERS
Assorted pkg 39c
POTTED PLANTS & CTJT FLOWERS for sale
Wright's Superior Food Market
SmT.W SERVICE -- FREE DELIVERY
DANCE!
WILBEE'S ORCHESTRA
Seaforth Community Centre
FRIDAY, JANUARY 24th
Dancing 10 P.M. to 1 A.M.
Admission 75c
BE FORTH ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
TOWN TOPICS
1Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nielholson
and [family a iStree[tsviile were
weekend visitors with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs, Ken Lane, -Lom
don, spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Townsend.
Mr. 'and Mrs. Ray Hutchinson
and family, Kitchener, were the
weekend guests -of Mrs. Thomas
Bannon.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin ]Hoff of
Stratford spent the weekend
with ' -Mr, 'Geo. Dickson and other
relatives.
Miss Mary Lou and Miss Ruth
Sills,
London, Mr. Ron (Sills of
Kitchener and Miss Pat Reyn-
olds, Kitchener, were .weekend
guests of Mrs. C. F. [Sills. t
Mr. and Mrs. Frank [Osborne,
[Bill and ,Sharon, Quelbec, visited
•recenttly with Mr. and Mrs. J.
Meagher.
Mts. Russel Pringle and Mrs.
Gordon 'Reynolds visited with
relatives in Detroit last week-
end.
Monsignor J. A. Feeney, Lon-
don, was a recent visitor -of Mr. -
and :Mrs. John Meagher.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank (Sills Sy. -
and D'Orleon, and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Sills Jr. and family visit-
ed with Mr. and Mrs. • 11. Enzens-
berger, (Goderrieh, last !Sunday.
They celebrated Tittle Mona
Katie 'Enzensbeager's '9''th'birth-
day.
Dr. and ,Mrs. E. A. McMaster,
of Seaforth, are in Toronto for
a few days, guests at the Park
[Plaza.
Mr. and Mrs, John McLach-
lan, Mr, :Edward [Henke and Mr.
Andrew Petrie have returned
from a month's vacation in Cal-
ifornia and 'Florida.
BORN
•Grummett—At Scott Memorial
Hospital on Jan. 17th, to Mr. and
Mrs. William Grummett, RR4
Seaforth, a son
Seigniiller—At Scott Memorial
Hospital on Jan. 20th, to Mr. and
Mrs. Darol Seigmiller, Seaforth, a
daughter
WALTON
Mrs. Art McCall was hostess
to *e Walton group, on'Wednes
day [evening with 27 ladies in
attendance, ,T[he : newly elected
president, Mrs, James Clark was
in charge of the meeting which
opened with hymn 571 "Stand-
ing at the Portal". Mrs. A. Bus-
by read the scripture passage.
frown ;Psalm .'96 afiter which
prayer was offered by Mrs. W.
Bewley. (Mrs. [Herb Travis gave
an interesting topic on "Unless
]You Deny Yourself". The pres-
ident recited a [poem' entitled
"The End". Mrs. N. Marks, the
,Se -c., Balled, the roll which was
answered with. "Your Favorite
'Hymn", after which the . min-
utes of the November meeting
were read, also the December
'meeting which took the forum of
is Ohristmas party. Correspond-
ence was read and tfhankyou
cards acknowledging boxes of
fruit, cookies, candy and flow -
lets sent to slzuetins art Christmas
time.
The following program com-
mittee was 'appointed for the
year, Mrs. W. C. IHackare1l, Mrs.
R. Achilles, Mrs. Herb (Travis
and Mrs. [Doug Ennis. It was de-
cided that the quilt committee
carry on the same 'as last year
in regards ;to prices and etc. A
motion was made that boxes of
fruit be sent to members ' and
their
families on their return
from hospital and that card be
sent to anyone not 'hospitalized.
Plans were made for the annual
meeting on [Weed. when the Wal-
ton group will [be in charge of
setting up tables -and serving
the pot luck sapper which ,pre-
cedes the meeting.A Valentine
`Social will be held in 'the
Church basement on Friday,
February 14 When each group
is requested to provide a 20-
minu'te .program. The village
members are asked to bring
tarts and out-of-town .members
to bring sandwiches. The leaders
of the copper contest [for the
coming year chose sides, the
[money to be collected in June
and November. It was agreed
that a bazaar be held again this
I•year on Wed. afternoon March
26th With the committee as fol-
lows: Mrs, Cecil Lydiati, firs.
Earl [Watson, Mrs. Allan 'Mc-
Call, Mrs. Emerson Mitchell,
Mrs. Harvey Brown and' Mrs. 3.
Clark. Material for quilts and
aprons will ,be ordered from Ea-
ton's and ;Simpsons' as in past,
years. Red (Cross sewing was
distributed by the [president,
Mrs. Earl Watson. WMS. treas-
urer reported for the WrM,S and
Mrs. Ron Bennett gave the WA
financial [report. "Onward [Chris-
tian (Soldiers" was sung as the
closing hymn followed with the
Mizpah Benediction.
Several very interesting con-
tests were .conducted 'by Mrs.
Wm. IThamer during the social
period. Lunch hostesses were:
Mrs. Art McCall, Mrs. W.IBroad-
foot, Mrs. Geo, Dundas and Miss
Bessie [Davidson.
Groups Meet
The Bbh-:and 16th group held
their January meeting at the
home of Mrs. ,Bert Johnston
with '19 ladies present, with
Mrs. Alvin McDonald 'presiding
the meeting opened by singing
hymn 500 "Take Time to BeI
Holy" with Mrs. Jack Bryans at
the piano followed by •prayer
by Mrs. Don McDonald. Mrs. A.
1VIdDonald read the scripture
lesson and Mrs. D. McDonald
very ably gave the topic. The
minutes of the previous meeting
were read by the secretary,
Mrs. Bert Johnston. Mrs. ,Clar-
ence Martinconducted the bus-
iness meeting when the program
committee was appointed to
prepare a '20 min. program for
til e Valentine social. Lunch was
served by Mrs. Rae Houston,
Mrs. [Don McDonald, 'Mrs. Wan.
Flood and the hostess.
The Jan, meeting of the 17th
and Boundary group was held
at the 'home of (Mrs. Wm. Ben-
nett with :21 members and 1 vis-
itor present. Meeting was open -
How little
does
Electricity
re ily
S
Most things you buy today have gone
up in price— an average of 8o%
between 1940 and 195 6 according
to the Consumer Price Index.
But in Ontario during these same
years, the average price of
ELECTRICITY used in the
home and on the farm has actually
gone down 4%.
The average cost of a` day's cooking for.
a family of four is only 5.3 cents.
Electricity is one of the most important
things in your daily life. Your home
is safer... easier to keep clean...
brighter ...more comfortable than
ever before.
Household tasks, and farm tasks too, are
done more quickly, more easily,
more economically and the world of
entertainment is yours at the
flick of a switch... all for only a
few cents a day.
T.:ive Better Electrically... the safe,
® clean, modern way.
ELECTRICITY DOES SO MUCH...
COS rS SO LITTLE
roNTARo
,O.O,
HYDR.Orl
.. •,.evf1A.
Egmondville United Church
Dr. J. Semple, Minister
AN IMPORTANT DAY FOR OUR CONGREGATION
11 A.M. Setting Apart the Official Board and the Consecration
of the Congregation to the Now Tasks of the
Coiling Year.
SUBJECT
"Let us Keep The Fires of the Spirit Burning,
As We Do Our Work for God"
7 P.M. The Subject You Have Been Waiting to Hear
Discussed.
THE SIX GREAT CONVICTIONS OF THE
BOOK OF REVELATION
Public Cordially Invited
ed by the president, Mrs. Don-
ald Buchanan. The scripture
was read by Mrs. Donald Arm-
strong. ,Plans were made for
the Valentine soeial. It was de-
cided to do sewing for the Un-
itarian service committee with
Mrs. Albert Clark in charge.
Lunch was served by hostess,
Mrs. ,Bennett, Mos. M. Leann-
ing, Mrs. C. Hoegy, Mrs. Hugh
Johnston and Mrs, Harold Me-
DUBLIN
e-
DUBLIN
Mr. Gar Smith has left to
spend two months in Florida.
Mrs, William Byrne, Trenton,
Mich., Mrs, Jean (Fortune, Sea -
forth, with .Miss .Monica [Byrne.
Ma'. and Mrs. John ,Cleary, of
London, with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Evans.
Mr. an -d Mrs, Louis Looby
are spending a month in Florida.
Mr, and Mrs. Mac Robertson,
Mr. and Mrs. +H. Gemmel, of
-Guelph with Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Dill.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kraus-
kopf and (Bill, Ferndale, Michi-
gan ; Mrs, , Robert McCormick of
Detroit 'with 'Mr. and ,MTS. Jas.
Krauskopf.
Mrs. 'Som Coyne is a patient
in St. Joseph's Hospital.
ST. COLUMBAN
What might have been a more
serious accident occurred last
week when Louis O'Reilly, of
McQ%illop twp., working in a
field with tractor and spread-
er, had occasion to dismount.
On getting on the 'tractor his
foot slipped and he fell, the
back wheel -of the tractor 'pass-
ing over the length of his body,
narrowly .missing his head. He
managed to roll out of the way
of the spreader. He suffered se
vere bruises to his legs and
chest.
Mr. and .Mrs. 'Martin Purcell
and Maxine, of Kitchener -with
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McIver and
Mr. 'and Mrs. Thomas `Purcell.
Miss Catharine Moylan, of
Brantford, spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. John Idoy-
lan.
Mr. Tom Morris is a' patient
in 'Stratford General Hospital.
A play entitled "A 'Pair of
Sixes" will the presented by a
local group of players, in the
parish here about 'the middle of
March.
BLAKE
Mr. and Mrs. William Oesch
and family of the Goshen Line
North visited his parents, Mr,
and ,Mrs. Rudy Desch.
Mrs. Claire Dieckert attended'
the ,teachers meeting on Wednes-
day.
Mr. Roy McBride attended
the Temperance T.V. Program
at Wingham on Sunday last.
Mr. Elgin rMcIKin-l-ey also at-
tended.
Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Schultz
of Hillsgreen visited Mr. G.
Bohn on Saturday.
Mr. G. !Bohn of Blake and Mr.
and .Mrs. Harry Westbrook of
Goderich and Mr. L. Schultz of
Hillsgreen were in Toronto
owing to the death of a relative.
;Mrs. 'Harold Finlay, who spent
last week in bed, is able to be
up again and moving about aft-
er her accident.
Mr. Ephraim 'Gingerich of
Kitchener Bible Institute spent
the weekend with [Mrs. Ginge-
rich and fancily, and eon -ducted
W. I.
Euchre Dance
At Seaforth Community
Centre
Friday, January 31
AT 8,30
Admission 76c. Lunch provided
Next euchre and dance Feb, 14
CASH BINGO
Dublin Parish Hall
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 29
8.30 P.M.
16 games at $5.00-3 special
games. Jackpot of $65 on
55 numbers
Admission 50c
L. O. L.
EUCHRE
In Orange Hall
Wed., Jan. 29
Admission 40c. Lunch served
EVERYBODY WELCOME
his service at the 'Amish Men-
nonite Church, 'Bronson Line on
Sunday.
HENSALL
;Prices at Hensall [Community
sale, Jan. 16, 1958:
Weanling 'pigs 413.50 to $16.-
25;
16:25; chunks $17.35 to $20.50;
feeders $21.26 to '$28:60; sows
$74.00 to 1116.00'; Holstein
cows $185.00 to $175.00; Dur-
ham cows $1.65.00 to 0180.00;
Holstein calves $10.50 to x$18.;
'(Durham 'calves $21.00 to $44:50.
550 ;pigs and 150 head of cattle
and calves were sold,
The Public
is invited to attend
THE
Seaforth Lions Club
LASSIES NIGHT
and
BURNS NIGHT
Monday Evening
January 27th
6.30 P.M.
Community Centre
Outstanding
Proganune
OF
SCOTCH SONGS -
DANCING AND MUSIC
Guest Speaker —
Rev. Chas. Murray
of Leaside and former Padre
at R.C.A.F. Station,
Clinton
Mr. Murray, a son of Scotland,
is a long-time student of Burns
TICKETS AVAILABLE AT:
• Smith's Shoe Store
• Keating's Pharmacy
TICKETS — $1.50 EACH
Accommodation limited to 200
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