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The Seaforth News, 1956-03-01, Page 5THE SEAFORTH NEWS—Thursday, March 1, 1966 SPECIALS Jelly Powders 3 Pkgs 21c Delicious Flavors APEX FRUIT COCKTAIL 15 oz. Tin 22c APEX SPECIAL PROCESS PEAS ... 20 oz. tin 22c CHEERY MORN COFFEE 1 ib Bag 89c A real tasty Beverage TENDER LEAF TEA BAGS Pkg. 30s 5c off 38o Pkg 60s 10c off 69c IMPERIAL BRAND PEANUT BUTTER It's Tasty and Delicious Low Priced Special 1 lb Ice )3ox Jar 35c DR. BALLARD'S CAT & DOG FOODS .. 2 for 23c 16 oz. Tins SNOWFLAKE SHORTENING, special • , 2 ib 33c SPY APPLES Eating or Cooking 6 qt. 49c CE Grade NATURE'S BEST APPLE JUICE 19c Large 48 oz. Tin SKINLESS WEINERS 2 lb. 65c SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET SPECIAL Offer to you Serrated Steak Knives and Matching Forks only 29c (each) with a $3.00 purchase WRIGHT'S SUPERIOR FOOD MKT SELF SERVE ' LOW PRICES FARMER UNION MEETING At SS No. 9 McKillop WED., MARCH 7, 8.30 P.M. Albert Cormack, of Arthur,' Pres. of Ontario 'Farmers Union as guest speaker. Ladies are special- ly invited. Lunch will be served SKATING CARNIVAL Sponsored by the Seaforth, Arena FRIDAY, MARCH 9 7 P.M. ANNOUNCEMENT Effective March 1 the Mechanical- Department of Clarke's Garage will be operated by Johnnie Blue and Robert Scott who will have associated with thein, James McGregor Offering guaranteed repairs to all vehicles, with splendid attention to Ford cars and tractors The John Deere'Agency, until now located in Eg- lnondville, will be located at Clarke's Garage, where a full line of parts will be available and the latest John Deere equipment will be on display Phone 146 '. . . Seaforth An Organization Meeting Of ail 4-1-1 Clubs in Seaforth District (Swine, Beef, Grain, Dairy, Tractor and Poultry) In Seaforth District High School ' WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7TH, at 8.30 P.M. ,All those interested between the ages of 12 and 20 please be present. It's Mineral Tame' FARMERS ! SAY $ Feed your cattle Canada's finest mineral conditioner 10% PURE PHOSPHORUS — No Salt Fully available and digestible to the animal ACME Super Mineral and Conditioner with Vitamins A and D and Cocl Liver Oil Super Cattle Mineral Reasonably priced — You can't afford NOT to try Acme Special introductory offer — with every 100 lb. purchased you receive P -R -E-9 a $4 can of Booster. FARMERS ! You will shortly be regeiving in the mail a free sample of ACME Super Mineral Conditioner with Vitamins A and D and cod liver oil. Please try it. See how your stook will like it, • NOW ON SALE AT — Seaforth Farmers Co -Operative SEAFORTH, ONT. e 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. J•olhm Weber of Toronto visited his 'brother, 'Rev. E. P. Weber at St, James' 'Rectory 'for a Sew ,clays over the weekend. Mr, sued Mrs. E. Haggerty and boys, IStnatford, were weekend guests of Mrs. Wm, Morris. Miss Joan Walsh, London, spent the +weekend with her par- ents, Mr. and 4VITs. Jahn Walsh. 'Mr. Fergus 'Rowland, Taron- Ito, was a weekend guest of Ms mother, Mrs. J. Rowland, Miss Loretta Morris, Toronto, Vent the weekend witlh Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Morris. Mr. 'and MTS. (Carl Hewett of Stratford were weekend, guests of Mrs, T. (Maloney. Miss Jean Brown of 'London, spent the weekend with her mother, Mars, A.:Brown. Mr. and Mrs. J. Neilson and son, New Hamburg, were 'guests of Mrs. Julia Flanagan and Miss J. Flanagan over the Weekend.' IMr. and Mrs. Ken Etne were in Niagara: Falls for the week end BRUCEFIELD The February meeting of the Woman's Association was held in the •school room of the Church on Tuesday, Feb. 7 with 23 :members in ,attendance. Mrs. Win. Douglas and 'Mrs. Wm. Tortheringham had change of. the devotional exercises. 'Mrs. Douglas opened the meeting with singing 'hymn 239. Mrs. Father- ingh°am took as cher topic, "Our Hope Hymn 186 was sung. This pant of the 'meeting reused with repeating the 'creed. The president, Mrs. N. Baird took the chair. Mrs, W. McBeath gave the sec. report and Mrs. Derry gave the treas. report. Mrs, L. Wilson received the of- fering. Thankyou cards were read from Mrs. Baird iSr., Mrs. W. Moffatt and Mrs. S. MdKen zie. The meeting ,closed with the W, A. hymen and prayer. Mrs. 'Wilson MclOartney favor- ed with a very ,delig'htful piano solo. Mrs. 'Lorne 'Wilson .gave a very fine +paper ,on `Valentine and Miss M. (Swan conducted several contests, after which a very lovely lunch was served with (hearts and red trimming for Valentine.. The many friends of Mrs. Moodie are pleased to shear she is improving .after her recent fall, fortunately there were no bones broken. Mrs.' Moodie is confined to 'Clinton hospital. Mrs. 'Margaret McQueen is suffering from an attack , of pleurisy at her home. 'Mrs. Its. Berry has returned home after visiting in 'Stratford and Tillsonburg for a eoop'le of weeks, 'Group No. 2 had a quilting at the home of Mrs. Ross Scott on Wednesday last. Mrs. Roy (Brock of Exeter spent a few days last week with her parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Cornish. Mr. Robert Mustard of (the Royal Bank, Chatham, visited his parents, .Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mustard. Mrs. Clara 'Dutot of London •and 'Bessie were in the village over the weekend. We were sorry to learn that Mrs. Jas. Berry fell in her home injuring +her arm, but fortunate- ly no bones were broken. 'Mrs. Wesley Stackhouse is spending some time with 'her son J. E. (Stackhouse, Willow Grave. Owing to the storm there was a small 'attendance at church on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, G. Beecroft of Belgrave spent Monalay- with Mrs. Beecroft's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rabt. Watson. Mr. and Mrs. Watson are not as well as their many ,friends would dike to see them. The Labb trio of Brucefield sang aver CKNX, TV on Thurs- day evening Which was :mu•oh ap- preciated. Dick, who is only • 9 also contributed a solo, "She's My Bonnie Lassie" whieh every- one enjoyed. Miss Eleanor Snelling of Port Colborne spent the weekend with M•r. and Mrs. Chas. 'Snelling and stirs. Mary Crawford. Mrs. Lorne Wilson entertain- ed group 1 fol a social evening on Monday night, 18 attended. The program consisted of con- test, 'birthdays and a spelling match. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. W. H. Wilson and Miss M. Swan. Mr. A. Paterson received word of the serious illness of Mrs. W. Paterson. Mrs. Paterson visited in Brucefield at various times. BRODHAGEN Warren Wilfred Wolfe, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Wolfe .(Dorothy Sahel:berrth) was !baptized 'durin'g the 'Sunday morning service by Rev, E. Fischer. The sponsors along with the parents were 'Miss Marlene 'Sahenbarth and Donald Wolfe. Marion IElizebet+h Muegge, in Fadi daugthter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Muegge 'Qlris Klebe ) was b'alptized after the 'Sunday morning service. The sponsors were Mr. and 1VIns. Lorne Muel- ler and the parents. MT. 'Hugh 1VIlc&el'ler of Strat- ford called on Mr. W. L. Q+uer- engesser.. The sympathy of the •corn- munity is extended to Mrs. Fred Harioff in the death of her another, Mrs. :Andrew Bald, Se- Ibrin'gville, She had been with her 'daughter here for the past few months. Miss Shirley Rielul, London, and Mr. Jinn 'Simmons of !Strat- ford with IWzn. Sc Richt. Miss (Darlene El+ligson, McKil- lop, has been with her grand- mother, Mrs. 'Caroline Plltgson. The (Stewards of the 'Christ - Tea & Bake Sale FRIDAY, MARCH 9 At 3 P.M. In Northside United Church basement Auspices of Group 3 of W.A, Bantam C -- O.M.H.A. HOCKEY Seaforth Memorial Arena THURSDAY, MARCH 1 At 8 o'clock Forest vs Seaforth Support your winners. Admission 60cand 26c Skating Friday night 8-10 p.m. Saturday, 1,30.3.30 pm. Monday 8-10 p.m. tan Home net in the (Church 'basement on Thursday evening. The devotions opened with (hymn "Lord speak to ane that I may 'Speak", with MTs. Ross Leon- hard(' at the 'pi'ano. Opening bhouglht read by Mrs. Geo. 'Ter- m -0th, Ps'a'lm 72 read responsive- ly by Mrs. Glen 1VIog'k. Gospel lesson, Exodus, chap. 20: 12-17. Topic "Love of felony Men" by Ross Deonhavdt and George Jar - math, followed bydiscussion' led lay Pastor Fischer. Prayer, 'Glen Mogk, 'closing 'hymn "Jesus Mas- ter, whose I am". The business period Was in 'ch'arge of Presi- den't 'Edward ISdherbarbh. 'f the Minutes of the last meeting were read. It was decided to 'have a box social and •crockinole after Easter, the date to be set later. Dr. ,Little to Show slides on Mar. 22 on his trip to Europe. Books ordered for 'devotional literature which can be used at meetings. An Evangelism Committee was appointed, namely: Mt. and Mrs. Ralph Fischer. The next meeting to be held Tuesday evening, Mar, 27th. Mr, and Mrs. Lavern Weide visited 'with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Koch, Stratford, Miss Beth Cole of Russeldale with Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe and Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Better - man of Seaforth spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ahrens and Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Beuer- man. BLAKE Quite a number attended the Liberal banquet held in the coln- tnunity centre 'arena, Zurich, on Thursday evening ;viten Hon, Paul Martin addressed a large gathering. Mr. and 'Mrs. Roy Gin'gericd' spent a couple of days at New Hamburg with Mr. and Mrs. Alam Swartzentruber. Misses Agnes and Mary Mar- garet •Oesoh visited their sister, Mrs. Ken Etue at ,Godericlh. Mr. Oscar Duc'harme and Mrs. Ducharrme returned to their home after spending a few weeks at 'Port 'Huron and Sarnia with anembers of their family, BAYFI ELD Found unconscious early on Monday on a Bayfield street with :his hands, arms, •feet and part of body frozen, 60 -year-old Willard iSturgeon is fighting for his life in 'Clinton Public Hos- Initially reported to be in ser- ious 'condition, the man was said by 'hospital autlhorities, on Mon- day night, to be slightly im- proved, He had regained con- sciousness. 'Sturgeon, who lives alone in Bayfield, was found at about 7.30 a.an., on Monday by Harry D:arnborough who was walking to a neighbor's to seek help in getting his oar started. Stur- geon wore no outer clothing. Police said the man's face did not appear to have been affected by the cold, although overnight temperatures dipped to about 16 degrees. Dr. F. G. Thompson, of Clin- ton, said he had never seen a person so severely frozen and still live. He added the anan's entire body had been "more or less ,affected." 'Throughout the morning the 'man's body was massaged. Early 'this afternoon he began to re- gain consciousness and shortly after 6 p•m, the hospital report- ed the reran was conscious. It was considered toe early to determine whether he would sur- vive. Les Dolmage Heads Trappers 'The 'annual meeting of the Huron 'County Trappers' Associ- ation was head in Clinton on lFnlday nig0ut. Last year's slate of officers was returned for 'an- other year. 'They are: Pres., Les Dolanage, Seaforth; vice-presi- denbs, Elmer. Trick, Clinton, E1- nner'Slirade, 'Egmrond'vill.e; direct- ors, 'Bob Johnston ,(clhairmwn), Murray East, Joe Becker, Mer- vin Batkin, Earl Doucette, all of +Ghnton; auditor, Austin 'FIarnis, Bayfield; sec.-treas., Keith Cox, Bayfield. 'Harold rCantelon, Ba'uce'Caun- ty conservation •officer, gave :a talk on rabies. A. 'disoussiom on the value of fur 'auctions took place. Members were in 'favor of them. It was reported fur buy- ers in she •district pay' $1,25 for •000n •skins, but 'bid up to +$1,60 for the skins at auction. Arrangements were ,macre for representation 'a+t the fur atve- tions in Brantford, Marsh 26, and 'April 23. Films on hunting and fishing were shown with commentary _ by Donald Epps, Martin Commends Chest Survey Huron people Were urged last week by the Hon. Paul Martin, Dominion .Minister of 'Health and Welfare, to take advantage of a •cantlpaign to have all people in thetcounby of High :School age and over, chest x-rayed for signs of TB. This campaign is sched- uled to take place beginning on May 14, under the sponsors of the Huron County Tuberoulo sis Association. In ilbis area to attend a Lib- eral •organization meeting in Zurich, MT. Martin visited hos- pitals in Exeter and 'Clinton and whri'le inspecting the new nurs- es' residence in Clinton, Mr. Martin 'predicted "substantial control of tuberculosis, perhtaps within a decade." He said that if the tempo of TB centred con- tinues, this disease wihich 25 years ago was considered to be the foremost, would be well on the way to being oontralled. "Huron 'County," said Mr. Martin, "has gone over the top in other matters, ,and will no doulbt go over the top in this TB •clhest x-ray survey, as well." He remarked that great strides in medicine in (Canada have been spade 'through the co-operation of +the various levels of 'govern- ment and other organizations 'which do so much. Speaking in generalof hos- pitals in this area, Mr. Martin 'compared them to those he has seen in other parts of Canada and said that this part of West- ern ,Ontario has very fine hos- pitals. "Thottggh you will always have pressing •and new problems even 'here," said Mr. Martin, "there are not many areas in 'Canada as well served by hos- pitals, doctors and nurses." HULLETT The Fireside Farm 7ilornm of Feb. 20th held their meeting at Mr. and Mrs. 'Hugh Flynn's. Two •delegates, Mrs. Anne Dolmage, reporter, and Mrs. Myrtle Bab- cock, president, :attended the ru- ral safe -deriving 'banquet at Blyth. They were honored in ac- cepting the prize for the safe driving essay in the provincial contest. Their essay was judged the best for Huron County. Carelessness on 'behalf of the driver was the biggest hazard, 'the forum thought. A thank - you note was read from Mr. and Mrs. George Carter for a box sent while they were .ill. Being review night 110 discussion was held. A few games of bingo were played, followed by progressive euchre and a delicious lunch. The next 'meeting was held at the 'home of Mr, and Mts. Ben Riley, With 22 adults present. Toipic, "Paying for •our health". The- forum would not comanit themselves to definite •answers. They thought further study would be needed. Progressive eu- chre was played, high, Mrs. Bob 'Riley, Donald Buchanan; lone hands, 'Mrs. Geo. Hoggart, Eric .Anderson; consolation, Mrs. Harvey -Taylor, Miss Marilyn Taylor. Next 'meeting will be held at Mr.:and Mrs. 'Harvey Taylor's. BORN Williams — At Scott Memorial Hospital on Feb. 23, to Mr• and Mrs. Kenneth Williams, RR4 Clinton, a son Jewitt --At Scott Memorial Hos- pital on Feb. 26, to Mr, and Mrs. William Jewitt, RR1 Clin- ton, a son Downey—At Scott Memorial Hos- pital on Feb. 29, to Mr. and Mrs, Richard Downey, RR 5 Seaforth, a son DIED Fairbairn—On Feb. 22, 1966, Mary E. Rubinson, 'beloved wife of Walter Fairbairn, of Hensel], aged 80 years. FROST TO TURN KEY IN HURON The first new courthouse to be opened in this province in nearly 100 years will find'Prent- ier Leslie Frost officiating in the principal role. .He will go to Goderieh sometime in May to turn the key in the courthouse which replaces the one destroy- ed by fire two year's ago. FORTY YEARS AGO From The •Seaforth News March John MacTavish 'has bought the .Pickard residence on Goder- ich street from John Beattie, Frank and Louis Devereux were called to Detroit by the serious illness of their sister. Mr. Louis Fberhart is in 'Hamilton attending the 'Meth - omen's convention of which 'as- sociation he is secretary. Mr. George iticL. Chesney has returned honne to Calgary after visiting his mother. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO From The (Seaforth News March 1931 St. Colnnuban won the McMil- lan Trophy in the Junior Farm- ers Hockey League, beating Mill Read in the finals. St. 'Gplumban team: 'Goal, 'Matthews, 'defence, ,Lane and Hi'cicnell; centre, Daly; wings, Joe Malone and J. tMorris; subs., G. Mahone, E. Malone, J. Moylan. MTs. James 'Devereaux was elected president of the Ladies' 'Lawn 'Bowling Club. When a sleigh upset on the way to a social evening at Kin - burn a :gun exploded in the middle of the 'crowd of 25 per- sons. Mrs. (R. Grimoldby and Miss Mary (Gook were taken to (Clinton (Hospital 'for treatment. The 'Gash residence on James street has -I been purchased by, Mrs. Politick. T. M. Costello of Renfrew has 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 been appointed Judge of the County of Huron. Rev. I. B. and Mrs. Keine spent a few clays with relatives in Toronto. Bert Beacom of 'Hullett has purchased a snowmo'b'ile. Cars are 'making their appear- ance on the streets again, a sure sign that spring is 'approaching. The firm of Bonthron and Drysdale are celebrating their 20th anniversary in lousiness at Hensall. Jahn Workman is holding an auction sale at Sfippen, clearing out all his harness equipment and intends opening a garage. FARMERS MEETINGS Sponsored by the Farmers Union Seaforth Town Hall — Friday, March 9, 8.30 Speaker: Rudolph Ueick of Manitoba Walton—Wednesday, Mar. 7, 8.30, at S.S. 9, McKillop Speaker; O.F.U. President, .Albert Cormack, Arthur A symbol of all that is best in human nature ... to give a helping hand when needed . , . to show kindness of heart .. , to care for the sick . .. to comfort the distressed. Keep.this flag flying in Canada! GIVE generously TO THE RED CROSS ALL RED CROSS CANVASSERS WORK WITHOUT PAY They give up their spare time solely and unselfishly to help others. Please greet them accordingly. And remember, you also serve by giving. DONATIONS MAY ALSOBE SENT DIRECT TO: