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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1958-01-30, Page 5T 11111 ' SEAPORT 11: NEN S-•-Tiutisday, Jiuu'ary 30, 10,58 SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET BIG '$ FOOD SALE Yeti 6an Hale uUrnoyeesloop n.t your Superior Market GOLDEN DEW MARGARINE 1 lb. pkgs.' 4for $1.00 CHOICE QUALITY TOMATOES Lge. 28 oz tuts 5 for 1.00 RED SEAL "RED" COHOE SALMON 7% oz tins' 3 for 1.00 YOTJ CA'N AV5J sh'61ALONs THESE AYLMER CHOICE QUALITY TENDER PEAS 15 oz, tins 8 for 1.00 24 tin ctn 2.58 AYLMER FRUIT COCKTAIL 15 oz tins. 4 for 1.00 i..IGHT BULBS - 25, 40, 60 watt 6 tor $1 DEL MONTE CATCHUP 11 oz. bottles 5 for $1.00 Nature's Best. Choice WHOLE KERNEL CORN 14 oz. tins. 8 for $1.00 VanCamp BEANS WITH' PORK - 15 oz. tins. 7 for ..41.00' (Hillcrest TOILET {TISSUE 10 lge. rolls $1.00 Stock Up on These Specials Aylmer VEG. or TOMATO SOUP 10 oz. tins. 8 for ...$1.00 ROSE SWEET MIX PICKLES 16 oz jar 3 for 1.00 ' Remember the fastest way to'any one's heart is to send :Flowers on Valentine Day, Feb 14 Place your orders early to be sure of delivery Potted Plants - Cut Flowers - Flowers for all occasions Wright's Superior Food Market SISLF SERVICE FREE DELIVERY VARNA Stanley (District L.O.L. met in the 'Orange Hall on Tuesday evening ,of last week aeibh a good attendance from the vaii. ous lodges in bhe district. The following are the •officers elect- ed: W.M., Wilfred Castle, ID. M. Lloyd Keys; Ohm., 16..Triubner•; 1 ANNUAL MEETING McKillop Federation of Agriculture Wed., Feb. 12th AT 8,80 P,M. In the auditorium of Seaforth District High School Particulars next week Pres„ Gilbert Smith Sec., A. R. Dodds TOWN TOPICS Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McDon- ald and family of Toronto spent the weekend with Mrs. James Murray. flint and Mrs: Ranald Tontan of Milverton spent bhe ,weekend with Mr. and Mrs. H. E. ,Smith. Among those who were home for the week end a•nd attended BLAKE Mr. and: Mrs. Amos Ginger rich accompanied by Jerome Oorriveau and Mr. Gustav Bohn; spent a social ,-evening' with Mr. and Mrs. Harry West- Brooke in 'Goderich recently. Mrs. .Olwistian Swartzentru- bet has returned from Victoria Hospital, London, where she 'bhe formal alt Seef:Nth district underwent treatments in the in - high school were: Miss Marie terest of cher health. Her many Hunt, Hamilton, with Mr. and friends are pleased to hear .she Mrs. H. Hunt; tBtil Flannigan, ,is improving favorably. Hamilton; (Paul McMaster, St. Mr. and 'Mrs. Heinz Benedic- Oabherines, at his ,home: Allan tus, Sarnia, spent the weekend Bilker, Galt, at the 'home of (with Mr. and Mrs. Amos Ginge- Mr. and uMrs. Ed. Boyce and rich and Miss Betty. Joan; Wayne McMichael, at his Mrs. Mary; Jane 'Hey is at home; Ron Ennis, London and present visiting her daughter Ron 'Seoins, London, alt their land son-in-law Mr, and Mrs. homes; Miss Ann Hesketh, of Archie Mustard •and sons -of London, with Miss Barbara. l Wildwood Motel near 'Bayfield. Dungey; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence! Mr. Menne :Steckle and daug- Eyre of Galt, Principal and hter Miss iRebecea and Mr. John Mrs. Lloyd Harrison, of Mit- Steckle, Sr. visited relatives cheil district high school. (with IMs. and Mrs. E. Martin, in Mr. and Mrs. !rhos. Morris Gowanstown. . and .daughters spent the week -I, Mr. and .Mrs, Harold IPenhale, end with Mrs. Wm. Morris and (Bronson Line, North, were Visit - Mr. and Mrs. P. McIver. led :by their son and daughter -in How many of us have driven Mr. and Mrs. Frank White of I law, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pen - The continued the speaker. London were weekend guests of'lta,le of Kippen. The continuous movement of or walked out to the _ end of npP farm :people away from the nurse - farms is alarming and is esus - Kettle Point, Shale is odd stuff Mrs. B. Cleary. Miss Paulineuline Steckle, nurseto walk on. Miss Ruth Sills and MT. D. in.,training at the K -W Hospital, in • consternation anon thecityThere are lois mare places to :Murphy, London, ,were weekend •Kitchener, spent the weekend at g g see in Ontario. I would like guests of Mrs. C. P. Sills, (the home of .her parents, Mr. labor force as many farm peo- ple are taking jobs away front very muoli to hear about them. Mr, and Mrs, Michael IBeche- t and Mrs. Allen Steekle. Far the lack of publicity these ly, Toronto, spent the weekend Mrs. Jean McKinley, Goshen those people, it .has other vnpii- I places are not well known, soe with cations, and taking over of Cor- ' Rec. Sec., R. Brintnell; Financi- al Sec., John Aldington; treas., 'Orcin Dawson; Marshall, Wil - beet Billing; '1st Lect., James, Hutching; 2nd Leet., Frank il]anburn; Past 'County Master, 'Ben 'Rathwell installed the offi- eers. 'The Royal ISoarlet Chapter of 'Stanley met in the Orange Hall on Tuesday last and elected the following officers for 1958: W. C., Jas. iH'u,tehing; D.C., Russel Brintnell; Chap., Wilfred :Mut- er; Chuff er; Sortbe, John Watson; 'Treas., H. IStlnson; Marshall, Lloyd Keys; 1st Lect., Fred MoCly- mont; and Lect., (Ben Rathweld; 1st Gond,, Emmerson Heard; 2nd 'Coad., Frank diarburn; 'Herald, Minion Heard; Sentinel, Ohas. Pilgrim. (The annual congregational meeting of the United Church will be (held on Monday evening Feb. 3, at 8 o'clock in the Church. ONTARIO FARMERS' UNION eluding a good show of fossils. The 'Seaforth Local of the! The last time you drove Ontario Farmers' 'Union held (through Algonquin Park, did you the regular moat ly meeting in I really see it. How about ex - the (Town Hall, on"'Thursday, I plowing one of Uhe many elo'arly Jan. 23rd. About 125 interested nirarked nature trails. It is some - farmers and their wives were l times quite climb but bhs view present to :hear Mrs. •Geo.'Pros ]s worth ser, Women's (President of they tOloser to :home now. If You Ontario Farmers' Union. NIT, ! are interested in fossils go to Gari Dalton presided and wel- Ancona. It isn't too far from corned the audience, the busi- ness up' part of the meeting was as you walk along the 'beach by dealt with and 11er. Dalton call - embedded old dam, Usually fossils are ed on Mrs. Alfred Nesbitt, Lady embedded in pieces of rock, but Director for Huron County, to at Arkona they are lying there introduce the guest.speaker. for anyone to pick up, Mrs. Prosser congratulated At Elora we have the scenic the .president on the interest gorge and rapids. crested and attendance at the At nearby Fergus we have Treating, and proceeded to out - At big dam. line how the 0.P.U. was started. At li'est Montrose the only 'She said. that no one starts an covered bridge in Ontario. organization of this kind unless At 'Bell Fountain - whien is there is a necessity. Farmers near Orangeville we have the had lost 48.22SS of their in_ fountain, waterfalls and swing- ing bridge. They were all built by one man. At Neustadt which is south east of Hanover, we have inter- esting wails and •pillars. come from 1951 to 1954, a fur- ther drop is anticipated this year. It is time for farmers to organise, as other groups have done or continue to be ex- with Mrs. F. J. Bechely and Mr. Line is spending some time wt (folks those of you who haveand Mrs. P. McIver. her daughter and son-in-law p°r'ation farms is serious as they will go to the source for visited little known but scenic Mr. Bab McGonigle and Mr, Mr. and Mrs. John Scotchmer spots in Ontario, put them on Mac Munroe have accepted po- on the Blue 'Water enghway. these supplies by-passing small the inap by telling others. sitions on :the staff of the Tor- near tBayfieid. 'towns :and villages creating onto•1D.oninion tBank. Miss Delphine Erb, who is ghost towns leaving store keep - Mr. Larry (Berger has been employed at the Waterloo Trust ers, implement dealers and even transferred to the Toronto -Do- Company spent a couple of days the rural clergy without an in - minion Bank, Kitchener. recently .with het• parents Mr came: The Ontario Farm Union Mr. Eckensweiller :has been transferred to the Toronto -Do- minion Bank, Waterloo, Dr. Semple was guest speaker on Tuesday evening at the Chri- stian Workers conferenet at Blyth. • Mr. (Bill Dinsmore of Detroit, visited this week with his par- ents, Mr. and 'His. Earl 'Dins- more. HENSALL Mr. Wm. ,Heaton and Betty and children of (Detroit were re- cent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Horton and Mr. and Mrs. A. !Roweliffe: FREE e� OUR Guesr JOHN pEERE PAY No lesson conies easy to Tom -_Gordon, cantankerous and humorous John Deere Day favorite. Living up to his es- tablished reputation for stub- borness, and contrariness, he appears this year in the laO est of the Gordon family series. This is one of the entertainment treats awaiting you at Johnnie Blue's John Deere Day REMEMBER THE DATE rsd Jan. 30th TWi» Program e§9 1.30 and 8 P.M. at SEAF ti RTE/ MEMORIAL ARENA - FOR FARMERS AND THEIR FAMILIES ONLY This interesting and profitable program is one you will enjoy. Every farnifamily will have -a good time. And, of course, there is the opportunity to win a Free Prize. We really, have something different in the way of a programme. You'll see a line-up of ultra -modern equipment that will make your eyes pop. Bring the family. and spend the day. NO TICKETS ARE REQTJIRED. We're counting on you. t ME • J HNNIE BLUE John Deere Sales and Service SEAFORTH Phone 768 ONTARIO e GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY... UUY"VALUE-CliECKE11 US: D FARM EQUIPMENT 5-T SUR LOT) an Miss Mary .Brubaker and Miss agriculture conditions and they 22nd preceded by a pot luck Edith Shantz, Kitchener, spent know 'the facts about their p0- supper arranged by the retiring a couple of days recently with sition they are able to take ac- Stewards and assisted by other Mr. and. Mrs. Stanley'Gingerich, tion, going 'through the proper members of the congregation, The Misses Alma and )Beta ohannels for consideration. It with a good attendance. Martin spent a couple of days is not the policy of the OFU to I Rev. D. A. MacMillan anted at the 'home of their father, NLr. gloss over or conceal facts in as chairman and Emerson Kyle Joe .Martin and family. larder to keep farmers happy or was appointed secretary. Re- Alr. and Mrs. Lyle Stokes of to lull them into a false sense ports were given in all organiz- Ailsa Craig spent Sunday after- of security. When farm leaders ations, showing a balance on noon with their friends.hide 'their heads in the hopethe hand. Silent prayer was observ- Miss 'Emma Dinsmore of Lon -(problems will disappear of their ed in memory of the late Mr. don, spent a week with tela own accord and when they fin -land Mrs. Wm. Alexander fol- tives in ''Seaforbh and a few ally come out of hiding they flowed by the nominations far weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. find it too late to take remedial Steward's: John A. -Cooper and Dinsmore and friends and left action. 03eing a direct dues pay-liBill Coleman were elected to membership organization,serve a two-year term. Leonard Saturday afternoon again for in the farmers own control and Lovell, Kenneth McKay, Keith her duties in the city. Mr. and Airs. Elmore .McBride' make .the policy of the farmers � Love and Jim MacGregor were and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mc_ for the farmers, non-partisan in elected for a three-year term. as the membership is' Mr. Ross Love was appointed as Bride of Exeter visited their prtlitics, drawn from all ,political panties',The bhe representative to presbytery cousins, 11r. and Mrs. Roy :Me- and conference. Duncan Cooper Bride, recently. makes us free to criticize any k Mr. Elmer 'Desch and sisters government. that .has •or brings and Wm. :Bell were re -appointed down legislation detrimental or 1 as auditors. Rev. MacMillan d Mrs. iGordon Erb and family members are kept informed on KIPPEN .The annual congregational meeting of St. Andrew's United Church, Kippen, was :held Jan. W. I. Euchre - Dance At Seaforth Community Centre Friday, January 31 AT 8.30 Norris Orchestra Admission 75c. Lunch provided 'Students' 50c Next metre and dance Feb. 14 Gingham Dance COMMUNITY CENTRE Friday, Feb. 7th Dancing 10-1 n-ilbee's Orchestra Old and New Tyme Dancing $1 a person, including lunch Students 75c Agnes, Mary, Margaret and Lm- contrary to the 'best interestlwished to extend appreciation da visited Mr. and Mrs. Tony agriculture. f a When :nmaking •Etue and son 'Douglas, Gocimidh, og ito every member and each or- . •-;n presentations to ,the Federal , ganization for their support and loyalty since coming to Kippen congregation. In closing Rev. MacMillan spoke of the great work to be done by the church and its mem- bers in the great challenge in the world today. Lloyd Lovell moved the adjournment and the meeting was closed' with the Benediction. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Prie- t etap of near Mitchell visited an evening last week with the tat- I ter's father, Mr. Robt. Them-' son, and on Sunday, airand and interesting question period. Mrs. Robert :Stoke; and Larry: Mr. Charles and Gerald Sbree Ladies served ]troch and niftily' of London visited with ;them ran of Drysda]e, Mr. and Mrs. stayed and discussed faun prob- Reception Vernon •Desch, and son David, Isms etc. in ( Mr. and Mrs, Torn Penhale of and Mr. and Mrs. James Dins - groups. more visited Mr. and Mrs. Leon Jeffrey on. their 48th wedding anniversary on Jan. 18, 1958, quietly celebrated the occasion. The friends of Mrs. Robert McBride of Kippen, a former resident of the Goshen Line and took 1n t e Dance in Goderieh, SaturdayGovernment they present th night, brief to all members of party in Mr, Elmore Oeseh is trucking power and also to all members Reliance gasoline now. Give him of the three apposition parties. a call won't you? ,The women have equal status Mr, James Dinsmore slipped in the :0 F.U. and can be e'leci and fell on the ice Friday night ed to any official position on all and hurt his shoulder. levels, all 'officials must be dec- Mr. and Mrs. Sten 'Gingerioh ted each year and after four consecutive years must either and daughter Norma Jean ac- companie'd by this ,twin brother, go up, down or out, in order Mr, and Mrs. Keith Gingerioh, that no one can get control of son Harold and daughter And- the organization. Tey visited on Sunday afternoon After Mrs. 'Prosser concluded with relatives tut Kitchener het' address there was a lengthy Euchre. • Dance Kippen East Women's Institute Town Hall, Hensel) Friday, Feb. 7 At 8.30 Norris Orchestra Admission ?Sc. Ladies please bring lunch. Lucky lunch prize Social Evening ST. COLt_MBAN Friday, Jan. 31 8.30 P.M. Cards, Program, Lunch Admission 50e VALENTINE TEA & BAKE. SALE Wednesday, Feb. 12th at St. Thomas Parish Hall FROM 3 TO 5 P.M. Also Candy Booth Auspices of the W.A. RECEPTION For Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Eyre at Seaforth Commun.. ity Centre Wed., Feb, 5th Norris Orchestra Ladies please bring lunch Everyone is welcome ing successfully, retiring to Kip - pen in 1944. He is a member of St. Andrew's United Church and an elder of the church. His family consist of three daugh- ters, Mrs. Reid Torrance (Gret- ta), Bayfield; Mrs. Etmmal Ow ens (Emily) Salem, Oregon; and Miss Jean Ivison, Kippen; five grandchildren, 7 great grandchil- dren; two sisters, Mrs. Brown- lee, Kippen; Mrs. Barnaby of London; a brother, Mr. Wm. Ivison of Kippen. Mr. Ivison is wished many more years of good health. SEE ONTARIO FIRST "An Ontario Traveller" has written the following for The, evening the 24th, the .hall filled Seaforth News: to capacity. The guests of hon - That is what our Tourist or were presented with a well - Bureau tells us. North are sorry to hear she is It is surprising to most Ont - i11 with a heart condition; also 'aria .residents just how many word came of the serious illness scenic spots and .historic sites of llrs. Oscar Dueharane, vwho IS are within easy driving distance now in Sarnia. . of the most of us. Blake School held their Red-' Take for instance the drive Cross program on Friday after- , up. the Bruce Peninsula. The noon with Emma :Finlay's group most of us stay strictly to the in charge of the program, �Cyrillhighavays. Turn right off the Corriveau, Donald Gingerich, (main highway at Winton and and Allen Erb composing the I follow through to Cape -Croker, group. Evelyn Duoharme, 1st vice president conducting the meet- ing in absence of 'the president, Mary Margaret Oesch. "The Ma- ple Leaf Forever" was sung and businessdiscussed. A Valentine party to the !held on February 14th. A piano solo by Mervyn Elk. A song by Pearl Ann Erb and Faye Oesch. Sleigh riding was enjoyed on Mr. Harold. Fin - lay's hills. The February pro- gram will consist of Mary Fin- lay, Rosalee and (Doreen Du- sharsne and Judy ,Desch. Lunch committee, Mary Lou (Erb, Eve- lyn Ducharme, Katherine Erb and Roibert Oesoh. The sleigh riding contest was won by Jaanes Finlay who rode bhe fat'thesit. Bayfield ,nee Carol Faber of Kippen) were honored at a re- ception held in their hems 9tI Patifield Town Hall on ':lav' A "GOOD" DRIVER Basic to the 'Hake -up of a good driver is a thorough under- standing of what it takes to be "good", Few people know the definition: A good driver has good Skills, -good Knowledge, good Habits, good Attitudes. Skills, knowledge, habits, at- titudes. Memorize that list. then reverse it to get a correct per spective Way out ahead in int- por ante is good Attitudes. Skill trails to the rear in the essential make-up of the complete= -driver. But all four elements are nec- essary for the driver alio wants that good" qualification. Read 'the list again and check hew the drivers you know measure up in each department. filled purse of money. Presenta- tion address read by Don Warn- er, presentation by lien Pollock. Desjardine Orchestra provided music for the dance. The affair was arranged by Mr, and Mrs. •Don Warner, Mr. and Mrs. Don 'Campbell, Ken iPolioek and Jack Dunne. Marks 94th Birthday A birthday dinner marked the 94th birthday of Mr. Henry Ivi- son of Kippen, on Jan. 19th. Mr. Ivison was 'born on a farm one ,mile west of Kippen where he spent 80 years of his life farm being sore to go all the way to the lighthouse, It is a very 'pict- uresque and laugh provoking drive. How many of us have ex- plored )slower Tot Island off the tip of the Peninsula? Give your- self at least half a day if you„ want to see it all. Be sure you are prepared for a •good walk, At'tSudbury and Copper Cliff there is bhe tInco Smelting Plant which .has conducted tours not necessarily for groups. Also at night the Inco Plant dumxps cars of molten hot slag on the mountain side. This can be seen for miles. At Eganville which is south of Pembroke, are subterran- ean caves. These are very weird but extremely interesting, in- SUBURBANITE (RES 20' Discount 670 x 15 - Tubeless 670 x 15 - Tube type at Seaforth Motors for head's, comfort without a care , e • order '.� MADE BY THE MAKERS . OF BLUE SUNOCO GASOLINE ROSS SCOTT LIMITED, Brucefield ►►►111►►1.►.1.►1111.AIL ♦1k11111