HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1958-10-23, Page 5TIIE SEAFORTH NEVIS -Thursday, October23, 1958
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tat an Oct.17th, Co Mr. and Mss, Al.
Wort EtekmeYer, Mitchell, a daughter
Van Loon --At Scott: Memorial hospital
RECEPTIO
For Mr. and Mrs. Jim Doyle
(Marie Maloney) at
Seaforth Community Centre
Friday, Oct. 24th
Norris Orchestra
Everybody welcome
Rummage Sale
Saturday, Oct. 25
AT THE PUBLIC LIBRARY
Door open at 2 P.M,
Auspices .of
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY
Town will be canvassed on Friday
afternoon, Oct. 24;
on Oct. 21, to Mr.. and Mrs. Martin 'Van
Loon R12 Seaforth a son
Coldoo h -At Scott. Memorial Hospi-
tal, on pot. 22, to Mr.,ind Mrs, llavid
Polelough, RR2 Clinton, a daughter.
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SERVICES
For Duffs Church, McKillop
Sunday, Oct. 26
11. A.M. and 7.30 P.M.
standard time
Rev. 1). Leslie Elder of Seaforth
Guest Minister
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FOWL SUPPER
Wed.even, Oct. 29
5.30 to 8 P.M.
$1,50 & 75c admission
EVERYBODY WELCOME
TO OUR MANY CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS:
Reading last week's edition of our local papers and their
reports on the activities in the council chambers, I believe it
is time that we brought before the people of Seaforth the true
facts, as to how the prices of fluid mills are set not only in
Seaforth, but -across the whole of Ontario, and in this way
we will eliminate any false impressions which may have
been formed regarding our putting the price_of milk up to
23 cents in. the Seaforth area; it is now 21 cents, and will
remain so until changed by Tho Milk Industry Board of On-
tario.
Last everting I had the privilege afforded me of meeting
the town council and discussing with them the price struct-
ure and explaining to them exactly how it was arrived at,
and by whom it was controlled. Our prices paid to our local
Producers, I should say our base price, is arrived at by means
of bargaining or arbitration, and thereafter is controlled by
what is known as the "Formula Committee for Fluid Milk".
I believe the following will explain it better than I - it is
taken from The Mill, Industry Act 1057, chapter 70, .section
17 and 18-.
Fornnila Committee
17,-11) Upon the recommendation of the Minister, the
Lieutenant -Governor in Council may appoint a committee of
at least three persons to be known as "The Formula Com-
mittee for Fluid Milk."
Objects
(2) The objects tied purposes of The Formula Committee
for Fluid Milk shall be,
(a) to inquire into any matter relating to the cost of
producing, handling, staring and transporting of
fluid milk;
(b) to inquire into prices and price indices relating to
the sale of milk And cream and milk products;
(c) to determine a formula by which a fair price to
producers for fluid milk may be calculated.
Regulations
- (3) The Board may make regulations,
(e) approving the price formula for fluid milk deter,
mined under subsection 2;
(b) respecting the ming of and the refusal to file an
agreement respecting prices that shall be paid to the
producers supplying fluid milk to the distributors in
a market where the prices are not in accordance
with tate approved price formula for fluid milk.
Yew
Agreements to buy fluid milk, etc.
18.-(1) No distributor shall buy fluid milk or sell fluid
milk products except under an agreement or an award,
(a) respecting prices that shall be paid to the producers
for the fluid milk; and
(b) prescribing the terms and conditions relating to the
sale and purchase of the fluid milk.
I wish to take this opportunity to thank all who gave us
such a fine reception into your midst, and also giving us the
opportunity of serving you with our products in your homes,
I would also like to add that we are as close as the telephone
-out' number is 101, and if at any time you have any com-
plaints or suggestions to make, please call us so that we may
give these things our immediate attention.
Thanking you all once again,
EXETER DAIRY LTD.
Lee Learn
TOWN TOPICS
Week end visitors at the home
,, , Io were
of ,it, and Its. 'Wm. Hoff }
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Mr, and Mrs. rack Hoff of Gray-
enhurst, and Mr. and Mrs, IIarrY
Carrothers, Jackie and Darlene,
Glauworth,
Miss Muriel Schad°, Reg.N.,
left Monday morning for Bermu-
da, where she will nurse for a
time.
Miss Alice Dougall and Dr. R.
P. Dougall, Toronto, were guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M.
R. Rennie recently.
;Mrs. Harold Whyte, Mrs. Elm-
er Larone, L. C. Hoggarth, Mrs.
T. McConnell, Miss E. Reinfelds
and Miss V. T. Drope, of Sea -
'forth, will attend the 34th annu-
al convention of the Ontario
Hospital Association in the Roy-
al York Hotel, Toronto, October
27 to 29.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Agar of
Sarnia visited friends in town
on Tuesday.
Miss Helen Davidson has re-
turnedto Toronto after spending
her holidays here with. her moth-
er, Mrs, A. Davidson.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Williams
and Debra of Whitby and Mr. R.
Williams of Kitchener spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. NI.
Williams.
Miss Mary Dennis, of Walton,
now teaching .in suburban Lou-
don, is one of four finalists for
Queen at the 50th anniversary
of Stratford Teachers' College
on Nov. 1st.
Miss Anne Downey, London,
visited over the weekend with
relatives,
1.r. and Mrs. R. Etue celebrat-
ed their 25th wedding anniver-
sary last Friday,
Miss Davina Anderson visited
recently with Rev. Glenn CamP-
be11 and Airs, Campbell in Hamil-
ton.
Alias Kathy Brigghtrall under-
went an operation in the Scott
Memorial Hospital last Friday,
ATr. and Mrs. Len Gillespie and
Lawrence, Toronto, spent last'I
weekend with Mr's. Camilla Ryan.i
Mrs. C. Counter, Toronto, is
visiting with firs. Mae Dorsey
and Miss Williams.
Miss Virginia Smith, Loudon,
spent the weekend with her par-
ents, 1Mr, and Mrs. Brats Smith.
The staff of the Canadian Bank
of Commerce entertained llr, and.
Airs. J. A. Murray last Saturday
Prior to their departure to Dun-
dalk. llr. Murray was presented
with a brass tri -light lamp.
12r. and Mrs, F. W. Faulkner
and son Fred of Detroit, and Mrs.
J. Iloelcing of Windsor spent the
weekend at the home of Miss ss Lil-
lian Faulkner.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 17. Hawley re-
turned to their hone at Win-
throp 031 Thursday after spend-
ing four mouths with Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Hutchings at Cypress,
California.
Seaforth Conunnlnity Centre
Every Friday Night
8 -10 P.M.
Adults and students 35c.
Children 25c
Saturday Afternoon.
Note change in time
2 P.M. to 3.30 P.M.
Children and students 10c
Adults 25c
Sat. Hite S - 10
Wed. nate S - 10
Ice time available for hockey
practice
WALTON
The October meeting of the
.Guild of St. George's Anglican
Church, Walton, was held at the
home of Mrs. IL Bolger. The
meeting opened by all singing
the hymn "What a Friend we
have in Jesus" followed by the
Lord's Prayer and the general
Thanksgiving, Mrs. Bolger read
the scripture lesson. Plans were
made for the annual bazaar to
be held Friday, Nov. 21st in the
Community Hall. The meeting
closed with prayer followed by a
lovely luaoh served by the host-
ess.
Mr. Fred McClymont of Varna
was guest speaker at Duff's Un-
ited Church last Sunday morning.
Other laymen who assisted were
Donald McDonald, Douglas Fras-
er, John Leeming and Clarence
Martin of Walton. Miss Faye and
Geo. Love sang "Whispering
Hope" as a duet.
Rev. Harold Snell of Exeter
will have charge of Anniversary
services at Duff's United Church
nest Sunday morning, Oct, 2Gth.
The October meeting of the W.
I, will be hold in the Walton
Community Hall on Thursday
evening, Oct. 23 with Mrs, Harold
Bolger and Mrs. C. Martin as co -
conveners. The roll call , will be
'What I learn most from reading
radio and television. Hostesses
for the evening will be Mrs H.
Travis, Mrs, S. Humphries, Mrs.
P. McDonald, Mrs. L. Ryan and
biro. J. Nolan.
Look ahead...
buy
new
CANADA
SAVINGS
BONDS
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TO ONTO -Dom IN ION
THC 0ANK THAT t.O.OKS AHEAD
J. R. M. SPITTAL, Manager Seaforth Branch
BANK
11-7638
DUBLIN
HIGH sallow, XE'Id'2
By Marie Schoonderwoerd
Field Day was held on Oct. 9th,
touch to everyone's enjoyment.
The opposing teams were Spar-
tans and Blue Bombers. We got
an early start and baseball was
in fall swing at 10:10: A good
game was played but much to
the Bluebombers disappointment,
the Spartans won with a marvel-
lous score of 30.16, To put a
rather unpleasant end to the
baseball game it started to rain
and we were confined to OUT
classrooms, however, lunch was
already underway and by the
time our hot-clegs. cake and soft
drinks were consumed the sun
was peeping out again and bas-
ketball was underway soon. This
was a very close game ending
with au amazing sore in favour
of the Spartans. Meanwhile the
boys played football and a good
game WS played, the score at
the end of the 60 -minute time
Mutt was 3-2 for. the Bluebotnb-
Goin
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Ends Sat. night, Nov., lst
NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES
SEAFORTH
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DOLLARS WORTH OF MERCHANDISE WILL BE SACRIFICED FOR
QUICK CASH. - UNLOADING BALANCE OF OUR STOCK IN- THE
NEXT TEN DAYS.
HURRY ! HURRY ! GREATER SAVINGS THAN EVER BEFORE
'BRODHAGEN
Miss Gwen Rock, R.N. of Lon-
don spent a few days at her
home here and also visited in
Montreal recently.
Rev. and Mrs. E. J. Fischer in
Toronto on Moii.day and Tuesday
where Pastor Fischer is attend-
ing conference on Pastoral Care
of the mentally 111.
Russell Sholdice received word
of the death of his uncle William
McGregor at Richards Landing,
St. Joseph's Island, near Sault
Ste. Marie.
Mr; and Mrs. John Hinz and
Johnny of Kitchener; Mr. and
Mrs, Douglas Hinz, Denise and
Richard of St. Thomas with Mr,
and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe.
;Mr, and firs. Mielke and John
of Stratford with lir. and Mrs.
Harry Tait and •31x. and Mrs, L.
Wolfe.
Mr. and Airs. Geo, •Tacob of
Kitchener with :lir. and Mrs. C.
W. Leonihardt.
11Ti-. and Mrs. John Doerr, of
.Stratford, Mr, and Mrs, A. Dot-
zert and Miss Florence Berg of
Amulree with Mr. and Mfrs, Dal-
ton Hinz.
:Mr. and Airs. C. Kleber of Wal-
ton with Mr, and Mrs, Ed Rose
on Sunday.
.lir• and Mrs. Carman Mogk of
St. Thomas and lir. and Mfrs. 11.
Mogk, on a motor trip to Ottawa
this week.
Mr, and Mrs. Aug •Sclterbarth
'and hlr. and Airs. 11. Mlligsen are
on a motor trip to Buffalo.
Messrs. Ford Dickison, Mervin
Dietz and Russell Shoidlee spent
the week end at French River.
Kathy Coleen MogIt, infant dau-
ghter of Mr. and firs. Gordon
.Mogk, was baptised during the.
service at St. Peter's Lutheran
Church on Sunday with Ail'. and
Mrs. George Gloor the sponsors
along with the parents.
Used clothing is wanted for Eu-
ropean relief and can be left at
St. Peter's Lutheran Church dur-
ing the next two weeks.
Church services will be on
Standard Tinie next Sunday. S.S.
a£ 9.3(1, service at 11 o'clock.
Quite a number from here at-
tended the 'shower for 11.r. and
Mrs, Keith lladge (Doreen Sienr-
ers. The jumping turned out to on) at Circle 13 last Wed. even -
be a very ebmpetent contest and fug` They were presented with a
after this strenuous game the chesterfield and chair. Mr. llc-
1\ain read the 'address. Sippers rested while the girls play- orchestra played for dancing.
iedn vesting le. This was a very lir, Ralph Siemon underwent
interesting event and the Blue- a hernia operation at the Shoal -
score
1-6. au unbelieving dice Clinic, Toronto, this week.
score of 21-6. Both teams aP girls
then played archball and the
Bluebotubers came out on top.
Pole vaulting tvas then held and
the Spartans beat the Bluebonib-
ers by three points. The remain-
ing events were held on a later
date because we lacked sufficient
time on, account of the rain. The
girls played kilcball with Spar-
tans leading 32-14. Criss Cross
also found the Spartans in the
lead, but the bluebombers came
back to win the basketball throw
with a close score of 7-6.
Some of our Y.C.S. members at-
tended a confederation in Chat-
ham starting off with the Mass
and a social evening.
Anniversary Services
Turners Church.
Tuckersmith
Sunday, Oct. 26th
Services at 2 and 7.30 o'clock
Guest Speaker
Rev. J. C. Britton, Seaforth
EVERYBODY WELCOME
C. G. I. T.
of First Presbyterian Church
is holding a
TEA
Sat., Oct. 25th
From 3-5 P.M.
There will be a sale of cookies
and homemade candy
Turkey Dinner
At Du'ff's United Church,
McKillop
Wednesday, Oct. 29
Dinner served from 5.30-8
Admission $1.50 and 750
Tickets available from members
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EUCHRE
In Constance C.O.F. Hall
Sponsored by the local Ladies
- Court
Friday, Oct. 24th
Euchre at 3.30 Admission 50c
Lunch provided
agernmemrsemMenneetiOn
FIRST PRESI3YTER1AN
CHURCH ANNUAL
BAZAAR.
Saturday, Nov. 1
13ooths for Houle -made Balling
Aprons, Knitted Articles, Produce
OfOster) Boxes
Afternoon Tea
RAM
NOTICE
Town 12 Seaforth
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME
FOR THE TOWN OF SEAFORTH
ENDS AT 1201 A.M. SUNDAY,
OCTOBER 26TH
Sunday will be on
Standard Time
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BAYFIELD
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Flagg. Lon-
don, spent the week end at their
cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker, of
London, were at their home over
the week end.
Master Bruce Craig, Clinton,
spent the week end with his
grandparents, lir. and Airs. Gen,
Castle.
11r. and Mrs. Norman Toms, of
Detroit, spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Toms,
Mrs. L. Green left last week to
spend the winter at Piston.
Mr. and firs. Gordon Pfaff and
son Mark, 'Windsor, were at their
home over the week end.
Airs. F. Musselman. Kitchener.
and ,firs. L. J. Long. Stratford,
returned to their Homes en Sat-
urday after spending a week with
Mrs. Nelson McConkey.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Dalton Smith of
London, were at their Home over
the week end.
hiss Beverly Heard. London,
spent the week end with her par-
ents, lir. and Mrs. Wilfred Heard.
Mr. a111 1lrs. 11, W. Oddleifson,
London, are spending their vaca-
tion at their home on Main St.
Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Nicholls, of
London. spent the week end with
Mrs. Fred IIcalwen.
Miss Helen McLeod, London,
was at her home over the week
end.
Mr. and firs. Wm. Parker Jr
and baby. London, spent the
Week end with Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Parker, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Feather-
ston returned home on Thursday
after spending a few days with
their daughter and family at
Willowdale.
hir. and Mrs. S. 11. Bryant, of
Byron. are spending a few days
at their cottage,
Miss Margaret Howard. U.W.O.
London, was at her house over
the weep end.
BLAKE •
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Oesch
and. family and 'Mrs. Mink, of
Zurich, spent an evening with
Misses Mary and Elizabeth and
Raster John Finlay.
Mr, and :firs. Russel .Heard of
Bayfield visited with 11ir.. Harold
Finlay and family.
Miss Mary Finlay spent an af.
ternoon with Misses Yvonne,
Mary Margaret, "Tanie and De-
borah (lingerielt.
A number of this vicinity at-
tended the 'Steckle-Martin wed -
Mr. Harold Finlay, James, 111n -
ms, and Margaret have returned
after a week's vacation to Nor-
there Ontario, visiting with Mr,
and Airs. Gordon ,Johnston, Miss,
Starts at 3 o'clock Bary Ann Johnston and Mr, and
..e
Mrs, Frank Fallingham
FARMERS
now . .
MOBILE SERVE Brings A
Complete Feed Mill to Your Farm
We are co-operating with J. F. CLI'.G(1, who has
a Champion Portable 1211). This brings a hamnmer-
mill. two -ton miser and molasses blender, heated
molasses and Purina Concentrate, right to your
barn. Both bagging auger and pneumatic unloader
allow feed to be put wherever you want it
•Julm I3eniltn cn.- F.R. 5eai'orth says: ''A Mali
cant afford to either haul gratin to a mill or fool
around grinding it himself, with the conreniet.•, and
Cosi of this service."
Contact us for more information
Milton J. Dietz
Purina Chows Sanitation Supplies
Poultry and Hog Equipment
Phone 047 r 21 R. R. 3, Seaforth
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Let the People Know
Government 'is not simple ! It is c011lplex and re-
quires experts, but the basic principles of demo-
cratic government remain the saute. You should
know how your Municipal Government works;
how your Schools operate, and your responsibilities
in aiding the administration of justice. You should
know how the tax rate on your property is struck,
and something about the regulations which affect -
your way of life.
A Meeting to inform the public on such
matters will be held in
EGMONDVILLE SCHOOL
on Friday, October 24th
at 8.30 p.m., E.S.T.
His Honor Judge F. Fingland will discuss
"THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE"
Rev. Dr. James Semple will discuss
"THE CHURCH IN SCHOOLS"
Reeve I. Forsyth will speak on
"RURAL MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT"
Ladies are invited to bring Iight refreshments
THE TUCKERSMITH SCHOOL AREA BOARD
ROSS FORREST, Chapman 5'
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S600'O PER TON DISCOUNT
on all Dairy Chows
$5.00 Additional Discount for Bulk
Our 34% Cow Chow Concentrate is the
Best Buy on the Market !
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Purina Chows San itation Supplies
Potiltry and Hog Equipment
Phone (347 r 21 R. R. 3, Seaforth