The Seaforth News, 1956-02-23, Page 5THE SEAFORTH NEWS—Thursday, February 23, 1966
SPECIALS
:1VIcCormicks Saltines or
Jersey Cream Sodas .... 1 'lb box 29c
Campbell's Tomato Soup .. , , , , , 2 tins 23c
Kelloggs Rice Krispies .... large pkg. 25c
WITH FREE POLICE WHISTLE
Blue & Gold Fancy Peas 15 oz. 17c
Royal Instant Puddings, 5c off 2 pkgs 20c
Aylmer Solid Pack Pie Cherries ..15 oz 23c
Solo Margarine 1 o pkg. 27c
Sea Kist Brand Norwegian Sardines
... , ... , 2 tins 39c
Brunswick .Brand Chicken Haddie .. ..21c
16 oz. Tin
Spy Apples '(CE Grade) Bus. 2.29
6 qt. basket 49c
Glen Valley Pork & Beans 2 for 25c
16 oz, Tins
4 String Brooms 89c
WRIGHT'S SUPERIOR FOOD MKT
SELF SERVE LOW PRICES
Huron County Health Unit
IMMUNIZATION CLINIC
Please note change of location for the
immunization clinic for Seaforth and dis-
trict. This will be held in the Gym Rooni,
Seaforth Public School - main entrance.
Immunization for Diphtheria, Whooping
Cough, Tetanus, and Smallpox will be avail-
able. These clinics are held regularly on the
2nd Thursday of each month from 3 - 4 p.m.
Next clinic date - Thursday, March 8th.
Smith's Shoe Store
A customer's remark, heard
figany times' every day,
"You sure have real bar-
gains."
We sure have: more going on
the tables EVERY DAY.
Come, we will try and filed
your size.
TABLE No. •1.
Shoes, pumps, many
styles.
All onec�pricece
s1■oo
TABLE No. 2. Shoes, Loafers, Pumps,
leather and suede. All one price $2.00
TABLE No. 3. Calf and Suede leather
pumps, platform soles S3.00
Children's Shoes. Sizes 6 to 11. Sale Si
SADDLE SHOES — White, blue Saddle.
Also Black Suede - Pink Saddle $3.95
SPECIAL. IVien's 6.95 Rubber Boots.
Red Sole. Sizes 8-9-11 55 95
A few size 6 only $4.00
All sales final - please
Smith's Shoe Store
Seaforth C. E. Smith Phone 97
SEAFORTH MONUMENT WORKS
Open Daily
Phone 573
T. PRYDE AND SON
Enquiries Are Invited
Telephone Numbers
Exeter 41 Clinton 1620 Seaforth 573
TOWN TOPICS
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Westeott
asrd Mrs. Dorothy Downing of
Toronto visited Mr. and Mrs. J.
A. Westcobt over the weekend.
M2. 'add iMrs. L. Fleminig were
in Paisley last week attending
a funeral.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Ryan and faun-
ily, Leamington, were weekend
guests of their ana'nt Mrs, Thos.
O''Lough5in,
Mr. and 1VIis. E. Meiver, Port.
Oolborne, spent !the' weekend
with !Mrs, H. McIver.
Miss Mary !Lou 'Sills, !Chatham,
and Mr. Ron Sills, Kibehener,
were weekend guests at the
!home of their mother, Mrs. C. P.
!Sills.
Mr. and 11VIrs. Thos. Morris,
Mary, Jo and Margaret, Mount
Forest, spent the 'weekend with
Mr, and Mrs, R. 'McIver 'and Mrs.
W.m. Morris.
Mr. Jlack fHothamr Jr., Who has
been a patient in (Scott (Memorial
Hospital, has returned to his
home.
HENSALL
Master Ronald Pinney, eldest
son of Mr. and Mrs. 'Homer Tin-
ney, underwent an 'operation for
the removal of his 'tonsils in
Clinton 'Hospital on Friday.
Rebekah Lodge Celebrates
Seventh Anniversary
A large number of members
and visitors attended the seventh
'anniversary of Amber Rebekah
Lodge 349 in the Lodge rooms
on Wednesday evening. The N.
G., Mrs. Archie MacGregor pre-
sided. Mrs, B. !Sutter, District
Deputy 'President, of Clinton,
Mrs. !McPherson, 'Clinton, and the
members of .Goderich Rebekah
Lodge were guests. During the
evening the pianist, Mrs. !H. C.
Bell was presented with a gift
in recognition of her faithful
services as pianist. Miss Malbelle
Whiteman, Jr., P.N.G. presented
the gift. Mrs. Bell made a fitting
reply of thanks. Mrs. Margaret
Bowra N.G., •of 'Goderich Lodge
presented 'Amber Lodge +with a
gift. A number of "thank -you'
notes were received from !mem-
bers for gifts received. An invi-
tation (vas received from Edel-
weiss Lodge, .Seaforth, for Mon-
day, April 9th. (Mrs. S. G, 'Ran-
nie V. G. reported on !behalf of
the C. P. T. 'Committee stating
they had ipurchased another
wheel chair, to be used in :the
district. Also the IC.P.T. Commit-
tee are holding .a euchre in the
C. Rowland Heads
Health Unit
The reeve of Grey Township,
'Olifford.+Rowlalyd, was appointed
chairman of the Huron ICousty
Health Unit Board .at the inaug-
ural meeting of 1956in Goder-
ich.
Reeve Rowland, a member of
the boaii±d from last year, • suc-
ceeds 'Mel 'Crieh, former reeve
of !Clinton,
!Other members of the 'board
for this year are Reeve Dan
Bauer:n'an, of IMoKiilop tamp.
Reeve William Jewitt, 'Mullett
twp., Deputy Reeve Art Gibson,
Hayrick twp., all new •meinbers
of the board, and W. A. Gal-
braith, 'W.ingham, provincial re-
presentative.
This year sees a staff of seven
full-time nurses and one part-
time nurse, !headed by the nurs-
ing supervisor, Miss !Norah Cun-
ningham; a public !health veter-
inarian, Dr. T. R. !Melady, Dub-
lin; two sanitary inspectors, W.
L. Empey, (.chief) Goderich, and
R. M. Hale, Blyth; and an of-
fice staff of 'three 'clerks,
Dr, R. M. Ardis, unit 'director,
said the unit strives to work
closely with other public and
non -official agencies in matters
of joint interest, The mass chest
x-ray survey in Huron !County in
May, being sponsored by the On-
tario Department of Health and
the Huron County Tuberculosis
Association, is an example.
Dr. Aldis added ,that personnel
of 'all eating establishments and
dairies in Huron 'County will be
required under regulations of
the Public Health Act to be
x-rayed.
Last year bhere 'were 7,048
poliomyelitis inoouiations given
to the 'first three 'public school
grades; 2,264 tuberculin tests
were given in secondary scihools;
2,545 inoculations were adminis-
tered. There were 1,503 small-
pox vaccinations given to school
and pre-school Children.
During 1955 close to 6,000
homes were visited IM 'Huron
County by public health nurses;
58 'chest clinics were held with
a total attendance of 1,003; 97
regular immunization clinics
were held; and 85 prenatal !class-
es with a total attendance of
590.
The 49 child health confer-
ences had a total .abtenclance of
245.
The unit also offered some
Lodge hall on Friday, 'Mardi 2, nursing counselling service to
to Which 'the public are cordially ,only one of the .county ande-
invited, Mrs. Rannie also ,an: nates. This has 04 the Grade 10
nounced that Mr.N. 'IL. William- on a trial basis 'to Grade 10
son of London would be the dary schools.
each o£ the five 5econ-
. Bary sools.
guest of the local I.O.O.F. at 9I The nurses staff for 1956
o'clock on Tuesday evening o1 includes Miss Dorothy Sewell,
Feb..21st at which time the whose area includes, townships
members of Amber Lodge are in- of Goderich, Colborne, Ashfield
vited. Mr. Williamson will speak and West Wasvanosh; Miss Mary
on the work of !C.P.T, commit- ,Love, Winghann, IB'lybh, Morris
tee. Following the meeting bingo Twp, and the north 'half of Grey
was played after which refresh-
meats were served. A. beautifully Tag. Miss JanHowiek andet Thomson, twps.Ea
t
arranged table centered with the of v&rrosh;Turnfber; Miss Gk Barr;
birthday calve, and •a bouquet of SearfoSea(vanh, Gwen Barr;
pink .snapdragons and candles in Tuckerh, !Brussels, land twins. 01
silver topers, all in the Lodge south part o McKillop and i s
colors was set at the front of south part yf Exeter,Getwp.; Mise
Betty Coney, ;Us -borne
the room. Tea was poured by twps and part of Hay 'twp.; Miss
'Miss Annie E. 'Consibt, P,N,G., B.aribara Sauer, 'Clinton, taps of
and Miss Martha Ellis, P.N.G.'Mullett, Stanley and part of
Mrs. MacGregor, 'N.G. cut the Hay bwp., and Zurich. Miss Jean
cake. Marshall: Goderich; and ' Mrs.
Mr. N. E. Gook has beeii eon- Stella McRae, 'part time nurse
fined to' his room during the past—,Hensall area, and to assist at
week suffering with a severe clinics,
cold.
Mr. and Mrs. William Steph-
enson are 'holidaying in Florida.
Mrs. Lorne Eller +had the 'mis-
fortune to slip on the icy street
and in falling fractured her
wrist, She was taken to South
Huron Hospital for x-rays and
treatment.
•Mrs, Charles Jinks fell on the
ice last week where she lay- for
some time until a neighbor, Mrs.
Archie Noakes heard 'her calling
for help.' She was removed to BRODHAGEN
South Huron Hospital where Miss Marleen Diegel, daughter
x-rays were taken shoaling a of Mr. 'and Mrs. Wm. Diegel,
'.fractured hip. Later Mrs. Jinks nurse in -training at ,Stratford
was removed to Victoria Hos- General Hospital, has gone to
petal, London. !Sick 'Children's Hospital, Toron-
Mrs. Edna ICorlbett of Exeter, to as part of her training for
spent the weekend 'with Mr. and 'three months,
Mrs. Edward !Schroeder, .and Mrs. Ralph Hicks and Alvin
fam'il'y and Mrs, Amelia Sehroe- are visiting her parents, Mr. and
der. Mrs. 'Alwin Bell in Toronto.
Mrs, Jahn !Henderson of Kip- Mrs. 'Lavern Wolfe spent the
pen is spending several 'days weekend 'with Mr. and Mrs.
with cher sister, Mrs. Myrtle -Lorne 'Wolfe, 'Stratford. Marcel,
Sproat. .infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. 'Gerald Flynn left on Lorne Wolfe is confined to
Monday 'for London where he is Rbnatford!Hosipital.
employed in .the barbering busi- Mr, James Erskine of Atwood
ness. called on Mr. and !Mrs, W. L.
1Vllss itieibelle Whiteman, Jr. Querengesser on Saturday tbe-
PN.G.,. Mfrs. Archie MacGregor fore leaving for Florida.
N.G., Mrs. 'W'm. Brawn, Mrs. Brenda Ann, infant daugihter
Ernie Davis of Amber BRebekalh of Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Wnr-
Lodge, with members of the Re- dell ,(Doreen Regele) was: !bap-
bekah Lodge in the district visit- bized at 'the Sunday morning
ed the Huron County Home on service Iby Rev. E. Fischer. The
Monday, where they were receiv- sponsors along !with the parents.
ed buylMiss Pocock, R.N., Mrs. B,were Mr, 'and Mrs. ICSarence Re
'Sutter, D.D.P. welcomed the la-� gele, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wurde2l.
dies and displayed the furnish-
ings, which they have placed in
the room there, during the past
years, They were then shown
through the entire home by Miss
Pocock and Mr. Johnston, after
which they were entertained at
the 'Clinton Lodge rooms, where
dinner was served, 'follo'we'd by
,the regular meeting,
Lenten sem'+ices are being held
at St. 'Peter's Lutheran 'Ohurdh
every Wednesday evening Ibe-
ginni sg at:;8 o',claak,
"Stewards of the (Christian
Home" enjoyed 'broom ball game
at the local rink (here on Tues-
day evening rafter which refresh-
ments were served,
Young People of Bethesda Un-
ited +Ohturch held a skating party
at the same rink on Wednesday
evening.
BORN
Miller—At Scott Memorial Hos-
pital, on February 16, to Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Miller, Staffs, a
daughter
Rivard --At Scott Memorial Flos-
pital, on February 17, to Mr,
and Mrs. Paul Rivard, Crediton,
a son
Waddell. -At Scott Memorial Hos-
pital on February 20, to Mr,
and Mrs. Leslie Waddell, RR1
Staffs, a daughter
Palmer—At Scott Memorial Hos-
pital on February 21, to Mr.
and Mrs. Cedric Palmer, RRt
Seaforth, a sou
CONTRACT BARLEY
New contract this year should bring
higher price per bushel than pricing
basis on former contracts
Both Montcalm and ,Kindred Seed
Barley Available
FERTILIZER AVAILABLE
FOR CONTRACTS •
Topnotch Feeds Ltd.
SEAFORTH PHONE 15
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