HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1956-03-22, Page 5THE SEAFORTH NEWS—:Thursday, March 22, 1960
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Seaforth Figure Skating Club
Presents
Circuss
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ze
Seaforth Arena
March
At8°15 p.m
FEATURING
SOLOS, CHORUSES, DANCES, ANIMAL ACTS,
PRECISION DRILLS, CLOWNS AND
COMEDY ACTS
By Members of the Seaforth Club, assisted by
Members of the Stratford Figure Skating Club
Guest Artists
LINDIS AND JEFFERY JOHNSTON
OF THE LONDON SKATING CLUB
Dance Champions of Canada in 1955, the Johnstons
have recently returned from Europe, where they
took part as members of the Canadian team in
International Competitions
Admission. -- 75c Children -- 50c
The elate of Carnival had to be sot in Jan At that time it
was advertised that the stores would be closed in Mareh.
TOWN TOPICS
Miss !Florence tMeQuaid, of
;Stratford, spent the weekend
+with her uncle, Mr. John Mc
Quaid and aunt, Mrs. Joseph
McQuaid.
Mr. an'd'Mrs. John Farwell of
St. Clements, were weekend.
guests at the home of Mr. and.
Mrs. !Leo Kelly.
Mr, Fergus Rowland, Toronto,
spent the weekend with This
mother, Mrs. 3. Rowland.
;Miss Marion and Mr. Michael
Lauderubach, Toro n t o, were
weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
L. .Laudenfbach..
Mr. and 'Mrs. Pett McQuaid and
family, Kitchener, visited with
relatives on Sunday.
Mr. 'and Mrs. H. E. 'Smith:were
'weekend visit nes with the lat-
ter's mother, Mrs. John Zimmer-
man, ,and with Mr. and Mrs. Sian
Taman; at Milverton,
Dan 'Grunnrn,ebt of Wingihann,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Grurnimett, has beet transferred
frolm.'OKNX radio to television,
where he expects to do audio,
video and 'camera work.
Mn. and Mrs. W. I. Hunter, of
,Sativador, Sask., who have been
visiting with the latter's sister
and brother-inalaw, Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Teblbutt, 'and relatives in
.Seaforth ,and Exeter vicinities,
left for their home on Monday.
.Mu. Pat Murray :and l4Irs. Jo-
seph Devereaux have returned
from attending the ;funierall in
Chicago last week of Mrs. Peter
Morgan, :who was a sister of Mr.
IMeirraty^
13I1.'. and Mrs. M. Steffen and
Mr. and Mrs. 'Glen .Steffen were
in Toronto 'during bhe week ervd
attending the plumbing show.
WALTON
Don Dennis and 'Roy Wild -
Fong, o3 Mc'Killop have returned
home after graduating from the
Reich American School of Auc-
tioneering, Mason City, •Iowa,
largest in the world, They .have
formed a partnership and will
auctioneer all types of sales ih
Huron, Perth and Waterloo.
DON'T MISS THE
Ham Euchre
Auspices St. James'
Holy Nanie Society
MONDAY, APR. 2
8.15 p.m. sharp
St. James' School
Admission: 50 cents
Lunch served
Everyone Welcome
Legion Hockey
SEA.PORTH ARENA
Saturday, March 24
3 13IG GAMES
7 p.m.—Goclerich Squirts tits
Seaforth Squirts
7.45 p.m,—Seaforth Pee- Vees vs,
Gndorich Pee-Wees
9 p.Iil. -- Legion Old Tiruers
Air Force & Navy Vets vs,
Army Vets
In Tie Breaking game
Come out and enjoy the fun
Admission 25e
the People of
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Holy Week Services
Tues., Mar. 27 - Fri., Mar. 30
Services at 8 P.M.
Tuesday at First Church
Speaker, Rev, W. 30, Milroy
Wednesday at Egmondville
Speaker, Rev. ,I. H. James'
Thursday at Northside Church
Speaker, ltev, D. G. Campbell
Friday at St. Thomas Church
Speaker, Rev.. S.W. Hall
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HIGI-1 SCHOOL NEWS
;(By Jacic Meledy)
On March 15, the Seaforth
Golden Bears hockey tteaan 'de-
feated the 'Blenheim High School
Bobcats by a lop -sided score of
134. This was 'Blenheim's first
defeat of the season. 'Seaforth
set the pace throughout the
game 'with Ron Mason leading
the local eharpsho.orters width five
goads. The odiher scorers were:
Bob Wright 1(2); iBruce McPad-
den 1(2) ; Ron oSeoins (1) ; Bill
IDinenvose(1) ; Ball Roberton (1)
and .Ken Thompson 1(1).
Ron IScoins vas 'hit in 'bhe jaw
by 'a flying puck and showed up
at school on Friday witch a real
"apple -cheek". Fortunately his
face was not cut.
The second and final game of
their home -anal -home' final was
Ito hare been played March 9.
Sunday afternoon, a phone
call to Mr. IPlnmeitee+l informed
Seaforth that the opposition had
protested the game. This was
clone on the grounds that Kevin
Bell had not ,attended Seaforth
High School for one full year.
'There are rumours that this
protest has not been filed le-
gally. Therefore the matter must
appear before a !board: of
WOISSA officials to decide on a
settlement,
Last Tuesday morning, a
'gentleman ,from the Royal !Can-
adian Navy was at school, where
he showed a film and spoke
briefly on the 'R.'C.N: The ,topic
of the fihn was, "The Navy Goes
North", and featured the HMCS.
Labrador, the first ship to con-
quer the Norah -West Passage.
The school year book is rapid-
ly taking Shape under the editor-
ship of Mary Stuart. All the
photography work has been corn-
pleted and final enlargements
have been made. Lists were put
tip in the ten home rooms and
those wishing year !books were
asked to sign for them.
Badminton is the order of the
day in the gym and Mr. Dobson
and Miss Kelly have offered to
teach the, ga?ne, now that the
basketball season is over.
+Rehearsals for the school play,
to be presented at the end of
April, have been cancelled as
examinations are now upon us.
Grade 13 commence writing on
March 22, and the remaining
classes the following day.
Question of .the Week: Who
has been listening to "Judd For
Tennpletons" 'lately?
BRUCEFIELD
The March meeting of the Wo-
man's Missionary Auxiliary was
held in the schoolroom of the
church on Tuesday, March 13.
Mrs. Will Scott had 'charge of
the Bible Study Period, The Call
to the Mission of the 10hnreli
through Evangelism and Mis-
sions—and gave comments on
the passages read. In the absence
o8 the President, Mrs. Davison,
Mrs. H. Dalrymple presided over
the business part of the meet-
ing. Final arrangements were
made for our Easter Thankof-
fering to be held Sunday even-
ing, March 25th .at 7.30. Miss
Elford of Seaforth will be the
guest speaker. Our MissionarY
for prayer for 1956 to be Miss
Mabel +Brandow, Trinidad. An
invitation was accepted. to meet
with the Ontario Street Auxili-
ary at :Clutton, on March 28th.
The Literature- Secretary intro-
duced the Book Shelf and re-
quested every member to read
these books. Thankyou notes
were read from Mrs. W. Moffat
and Mr. W. P. Watson. An in-
teresting reading on Christian
Stewardship was given by Mrs.
T. B. Baird. T:he'Missionary pro-
gram ;was taken by Mrs. W.
Fotheringham, Mrs. T. Colwell
and Mrs. N. Walker. The meet-
ing closed with 'the Mizlpah Ben-
ediction.
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by Elisabeth Townsend Lunch
was served by Mrs. Elmer
Townsend, Mes. Howard Johns,
Ma's. Fred McGregor and Mrs.
.Erlin Whitmore.
The next meeting will be held
on April 11 at 8.30 pan, at the
ho:nie of Mrs. Eagle with Mrs,
Ernie +Crick as 'co -hostess. Roll
earl will be a verse of an Easter
hymn. Mrs. Fred McGregor
will take the topic. All lathes of
the congregation are urged to
attend the Easter Thanlcoffering
service, in !Ontario ,St. Church on
Wednesday, March 28 at 3 p.m.
The W. A. executive are to
meet with Ontario .St. ,Ohurch on
Thursday evening, March 22nd
when the National Evangelistic
Mission will be discussed
TUCKERSMITH
TURNER'S W. A.
The regular monthly meeting
of Turner's W. A. was held dm
the ,church on March 14 at 8.30
QM. with Mrs. ,Elmer 'Townsend
presiding. The scripture was
read by Mrs. Ed Layton and
Mrs. John Turner led in prayer,
The roll call was answered by,
Something to give up for Lent.
The secretary's and treasur-
er's reports were given. During
the past month a very success-
ful baking sole was held with
over sixty ;dollars profit, +also the
jcongregatioth were entertained
to an enjoyable crolcinole !party
at the ,dhureh. Mrs. John Turner
held a quilting ,and Mrs. Frank
Falconer was hostess to a hobo
tea. After a short business .per-
iod a joint meeting .was 'held
with 'the Young Peoples' 'Union.
Rev. A. G. Eagle showed two
films. This .was followed by
WINTHROP
'Tiwelve young people, mem-
bers of a communicant .olass, x•]11
be received into.membership by
the churches of the McKillop
'Charge of the United 'Church. on
.Sunday.
The Friendly Sunday evening
will be held at Cavan ;Church et
8 o'clock, ,and the families orf the
charge will have the privilege of
hearing .and meeting with the
Rev. Brune Hall, the newly °ail-
ed minister of Northside United
'Church. A euitalbile program has
been ;arranged and lunch is to be
served by the' Women's Associa-
tion of Bethel Church.
FORTY YEARS AGO
[From •Tine ,Seaforth News
march, 191E
The +13oy !Scouts and the Sep-
arate School played a game of
Hockey, the players: J. Scott, L.
Taman, E. Wright, G. Willis; C.
Patterson, W. Greig, C. Mervyn,
W. Matthews, +P. Duggan, .T.
Duggan, P. Melody, E. Keating,.
S. Nichol, F I{nig+ht,
Jos. 'Rattenbury, well known
Clinton hotel man passed away.
His father conduetod the 'first
hotel there when it was Ratten-
bury's Corners.
Miss Gretta 'McNaughton has
returned to her bonne at 'Crom-
arty accompanied. tbv her friend,
May (Carmichael who will visit
her for a few days.
Mr. James Watson has dispos-
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
From The (Seaforth News
March 1931
11Ir. and Mrs Valentine Ger-
ber and family of Stanley twp.
have moved to Towa.
tllouses have been scarce in
;Seafortliand Mr, E. 030. Close re-
cently purchased a vacant lot on
North Main Street .and is fitting
up a modern dwelling.
John Sheppard has sold his
farm east of Hensall to 'William
Slavin. Mr. 1Slavin now has 400
acres in 'T.uckersmith,
The contractors for 'bui+lding
the cement road between Exeter
and Centralia are opening up
the gravel pit east of 'Hensall.
. 1County:Cleris Holman was pre-
sented with a handsome stiff
black hat on his .birthday by fel-
1 o:v officials at the court house.
John McDonald has arrived at
Walton frail Windsor and will
start his sawmill.
Guests at the Turnbull 'home
were .Arnold Turnbull, Mr. and
Mrs. J. R. Hillis and son, Miss
Mildred Turnbull, and Mr. and
Mrs. W. McIntosh of Toronto.
In regards to ---
WORK BOOTS
WE DON'T WRITE
OUR BEST ADS,
THEY'RE WORN
THEY'RE GREBS AND
SISMANS OF COURSE
Willis Shoe Store
The Little Store with the
"Big Values"
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
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FOR CONTRACTS
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SEAFORTH PHONE 15
ed of his modern residence on
West Williean Street to W. L.
Keys of 'Stanley +twp, Mr. Watson
may erect a ibmick residence on
the vacant Mott nein his store.
Two ladies of !bhe same family
have between them knit 80 pair
of socks for the Red !Cross.
Mr. and Mrs. E. IS. Whiteman
have returned to ltheir Home at
Broderick, ,Sack., after spending
a 'couple of months with friends
around SSeafosth.
Euchre and Dance
Sponsored by Seaforth
Seaforth Community Centre
1+'ItIDAY, MARCII 23
Euchre at 3.30 sharp
Dancing 111.:30. Collins Osuh.
Lucky lunch prize. Each lady
please bring lunch. Admission:
50c person
BAKE SALE
FRIDAY, MARCH 23
AT 3 P.M.
in Dale's Store
Under auspices of Group 4 of
they W.A, of Northside 'fruited
Church
EASTER DANCE
THURS., MARCH 29
In Seaforth Community Centre
Dancing from 9 to 11.41. Music by
Wilbee's Orchestra. Modern and
014 Time Dancing.
Admission 50c a person
Sponsored by Seaforth Women's
Institute
First Presbyterian
Church
• Rev. D. Glenn Campbell
Minister
10 A.M.—Church School and
Bible Class
11 am, "A City's Welcome"
7 pan. "The Thief on the
Cross"
Coale in the morning and
come at night
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FARCE COMEDY
Here Comes Charlie
Cavan Church, Winthrop
FRIDAY, MARCH 23
8.30 P.M.
Sponsored by the W.A. of Cavan
Church. Presented by the Mary-
borough
aryborough Jr. .Farmers.
Admission 50c and 25c
Euchre & Dance!
At St. Patrick's Parish Hall,
Dublin
WEDNESDAY, APR. 4
At 8.30
Norris Orchestra
Auspices of the Altar Society
PENNY SALE
At Whitney's Store
Under auspices of Women's
Hospital Auxiliary, Prizes on
display beginning
MARCH 31st
Draw April 7th
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Regional Development Association, Box 273, Guelph, Ontario,
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