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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1958-10-23, Page 4WALTON A reception was held in the Londeeboro Hall on Friday even- ing in honor of Mt, and Mrs. Ro- bert Reich, newlyweds. Mr, and Mrs. L. Gobits and the family left on Saturday for Lori - tion where Mr, Gobits will be employed: Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McOavin have returned Biome from a trip to Germany. Mrs. Walter Davidson, who has been confined to Victoria Hospital, London, has been mov- ed to the Thareer Nursing Home, gommeamassoseloaramo $ your "FOOTWEAR DOLLARS" BUY MORE AT THE Willis Shoe Store The Little Store with the Big Values Seaforth. Mrs. Earl Milts has returned home after being confined' to the Scott aleniorial Hospital, at Sea- forth. Mr, Neil McGavin and Mr. Ron Smith spent the weekend at Guelph, Mr. and Mrs. R. Pickering and family, Oakville, were guests of Mr. and 'Mrs. Geo. Dundas over the weekend. The CGIT met Monday evening at the home of Pauline Thanrer. The worship service was conduct- ed by Barbara Turnbull. Ruth Ritchie and Irene Johnston. Anne Aehildes, vice president was in charge of the business part of the meeting. It opened with the girls repeating their Purpose anis singing the GOI•T hymn. Further plans were made for the Mother and Daughter banquet which is to be held on Nov. 12t1i. The Bi- ble Study was conducted by Mo- na Clarke. A delicious lunch was served and the meeting closed with "Taps".. Thirteen members of the CGIT and two leaders attended the fall CGIT Rally- 1n Clinton on Sunday afternoon, HENSALL Mr. and Mrs. Don Avery of Sarnia were weekend visitors. With the latter's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Joe Flynn and Joyce, Mr. and Mrs. John Reid of London, visited . this weeds with Mr. and Ml's, Stewart McQueen, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald .Bell and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bell were re- cent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bailaautyne at Thames Rcl, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Kipfer were recent visitors with Mr- and Mrs, Mervyn Hayter in Varna. Mr. Russell Moore of Ban croft visited during the past week with friends here. Mr. and Mrs, Byron Ryle and Mr, and Mrs. Arnold Kerner of Zurich spent the weekend with. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kyle in St, Catharines. Funeral service for Dr. A. R. Campbell R.V.S. of Guelph was conducted at the Bontfrron funer- al hone on Monday at 1 p.m. Padre 'FV, A. Young of the MAC, Gueliyh, paid tribute to the loyal service with which the deceased served the community. The Rev. Forbes Thompson of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Guelph, as- sisted in the service. The pall - automatic all the way ONLY GAS combines automatic top burner lighting, automatic oven and broiler lighting, automatic tim- ing and top -burner temperature oontrols with amaz- ing speed and flexibility, This means automatic cooking that's easier, quicker ... true cooking automation. FOODS WON'T BURN on the new gas -burner -with - a -brain. Temperature of food in pan automatically triggers size of flame. See newest model gas ranges today ... they're really modern 1 AVTOMATSC Zr•YC273TZ�5%T: FAST, FLEXIBLE TOF BURNERS SMOKELESS GAS BROILERS Ma -TEMPERATURE GAS OPENS Trade-in Val es are highest Now ._--- at was 1.k APPLIANCE DEALER,/ UNION�� Main Street -'a , Seaforth COMPANY Phone 352 bearers were Messrs, Sam Doug-. all, Edgar Munn; Earl and Percy,. Campbell, David Sangster and Elgin Row-eliffe. Interment was in Baird's Cemetery. and Mrs. Lorne Chapman, accompanied by the Tatter's par- ents, Bir; and Mrs, Ellis at Clin- ton, spent the week end with rel- atives in Detroit. Miss Marion May of Exeter was a 'week end visitor with Miss Betty Parker. , Mr, and .Mrs, W. A. MacLareu of Goderich were recent visitors with the ,former's Ibrot'her and sister-in-law; air. and Mrs, R. Y. 11iaoLaren. Mr. Thomas' Lavender, Jr„ of Waterloo, was a week end visitor with his parents, •Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Lavender, Dr. Andrew Roy Canii?0bell, R.V.S., 62, of Guelph, passed away in Toronto .Generali Hospi- tal on Friday following a lengthy illness. TIe was retired secretary' of the Canadian- Guernsey Assoc- iation of Ontario, and former veterinary surgeon in Hensa'11 for 22 years. Surviving are his wife, the towner Flazel MacDon- ald, three sons, James, Sarnia, Gordon, Toronto, and William, Guelph, and two grandchildren. Funeral service was •conducted by Padre W. A. Young of the Guelph, assisted by Rev. Forbes Thompson, Guelph, at 1 p.m. 'Monday from the Bontlu'on funeral hone. Interment was in Baird's cemetery. Mr. and 'M.rs. Clarence Dining and son of Sarnia visited .this week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Dilling, Miss Ruth MacLean of London was a week end visitor with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Mac- Lean, -.lir. and Mrs, Wilson Broadtoot at Goderich were visitors with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Robt, MacLean, •Prices at Hensall Community Sale on Oct, lath. Weanling pigs $11.20 to $13.40; chunks 914.20 to 917.23; feeders $18.00 to $27,50; sows 971.00 to 9106,00; Holstein calves $1.4.00 to $27.00; Durham calves $30.00 to 946,00; fat cows up to $16,60 a cwt; stocker steers up to $24,60 a cwt. 475 pigs and 200 cattle and calves were sold. -veroansannennentanuniaaramasszestoonsmea CROWN HARDWARE Gurney and Tappan Ranges PHONE 797 SEAFORTH FRANK. LING Plumbing - Electrical - Heating , PHONE 19 SEAFORTH GEO. A. SILLS SONS Plumbing and Heating PHONE 56 SEAFORTH Tie :{OIC Plumbing & Heating PHONE 23 SEAFORTH 1 MIN ELECT IC Duotherm and Marchand PHONE 70-2 GI ': E;"}bICIVS SALES a SERVICE Seaforth Branch Phone: SEAFORTH 644W1 11111.11/11.1"6.1111/11/851.11111541/11321.9611612&1311E.15.3 116962.20IIIM1111116011318111.1619 DUBLIN ZURICH 34 his home at North Bay. Master Tann returned hone with him having spent a month with Mrs. Bain and Miss M, Ssyan. Baptismal service will he ob- served in the Brucefield. United Ohurch on Sunday morning next, Mr. John Gilmour of Toronto spent the weekend with. his cons, ins, Mr. and Mrs. Seldon Ross.Mr. Morley Taylor; of Sarnia, spent Thanksgiving with hisliar- ents, Mr. and Mrs. V. Taylor. Miss K. McGregor of Wingham visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. The. McGregor: Miss Annie Mustard, Toronto, spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. J. B. Mustard. THEE SEAFORTH NEWS—Thursday, October23, 1068 BRUCEFIELD airs. John Cairns spent Thanks- giving with Mr. and Mrs. J. Har- rington at Cookeville. Mrs. Wesley Ansley, Toronto, Mrs, Jno. Fairservice, of Blyth, spent Friday afternoon with their friend, :firs. H. Berry. Mr, Wesley- Hain visited his mother on Friday on his way to Egmoirdi,-iile United Cflssrch Dr. J. Semple, Minister Lyle Hammond, Organist -Choir Leader 11 a.m., The Church at work in Newfoundland. Guest Minister—Rev. Thos. J. Pitt, -former President New- foundland ewfoundland Conference. 7.30 p.nr„ Brucefield Anniver- sary. 10 a.m., Church School and the Minister's Bible Class. 11 a.m„ Nursery Class 11.30 a.m., Junior Church, Christian Education Institute, Oct. 28th, James Street Church, Exeter, 7.30 p.m. ,an,,,,.,rr,l,r 111111111111111 llllllllllll 111111111111 llllllll First Presbyterian Church REV. D. LESLIE ELDER Minister Services on Standard Time 10 ani Church School 11 am Guest Minister, Rev. W. H. 'Summerell, of McKillop Charge. Subject: The Troubled Heart Music: Anthem, Sr. Choir, "Create in me a Clean Heart, O God." Quartette, selection, H, McLeod, J. Cardno, F. Willis, D. Stewart 7 pm Topic "The Ministry of Shadows" Music, Jr. Choir: Anthem, "Whisper a prayer"; 2nd anthem "Beautiful Saviour" Visitors welcome Final return of ballots for Elders will be received H. A. KEMPSTER Organist and Choir Lender 3 Mr. and Mra, Walter 'Moffatt, Miss diary Gibson visited in Hon- seli on Sunday. bit. and Mrs: A. Boyce, of Tor- onto woreweekend visitors with Mrs. Ham and Miss M. Swan, also Mr. and Mrs. Fred Boyce. Mr, and Mrs, V. Hargreaves and daughter Brenda Ann at- tended the wedding of Miss Di- ana Speight and Mr. Wilfred •Pdiiswotbh, Toronto, Little Bren- da Ann Hargreaves aotecl as flow- er girl. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Griffith and family spent Monday in the vil- lage with relatives. NOW. Is the season for "Rubber Boots". and "Work Boots" AND THIS STORE HAS THE "BEST VALUES" IN HURON COUNTY Willis Shoe St r®e .t liter l"i1Th 1 t 7 e,r,CtiliiJa;'' Gigtlt`y,y for nhjdbeWi ree -i toedFYouror rear PER:'—FILL 100% Approved Ethylene Glycol — WITH COOLING SYSTEM CONDITIONER There's not a safer anti -freeze In the whole wide world than PERMA-FILL. 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