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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1953-01-08, Page 4Junior ` 1104 EY AT SEAFORTH ARENA SATURDAY, JAN. 10th Wallaceburg at Seaforth Adults 50c Children 25e You won't see better Hoekey - ANYWHERE WALTON Saskatoon, Sask., were guests on Mr. Edwin C. Hiller has returned Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. George hone to Lethbridge, Alberta, after I.eiti. spending the Christmas holidays lir. and Mrs, Jack Medd spent with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Lay- ton Exeter. H. Miller. The Young People of Cavan Mr. and Mrs, John C. McDonald Church, Winthrop, will present a and and Miss and Ltu raft Mole lvspentin c Che st- ald play, "Abigail Goes Haywire" in utas in Toronto, the guests of Mr. Constance L:nited Church on Friday and lite. Pat McGale, . night, Jan 9th. This is under the The Mission !laud of Puff's !'nit- auspices of Constance Young People. ed Church met Sunday morning in the basement of the church, Doris HULLETT Johnston presided and Elizabeth The Fireside Farre Forum met on ticGavin was pianist. The election _Monday evening at the home of Mr, of officers for the coming year was and Mrs. Bert Hoggart with 19 ad - held. They are as follows: ults present to discuss retail food Pres., Jerry Ae1wlles; Vies Pres.; prices in comparison with the farm - Reid Haekwell; Sec., Neil McGavin; ers' prices. It may surprise people Treas., Fred Walters; Press Report- to know that the farmers' prices are er, Ruth Ann Ennis; :. Pianist for less than half the retail 'prices. In Jan„ Claire Hackwell. , the case of steers only 48 per cent Rev, Gordon Hazlewood, Mrs. of the live weight is sold across the Hazlewood, Lane and Linda of Mt. counter. Farmers do not object to Forest, spent New Year's with Mr. retail stores having considerable and Mrs. Percy Holman. • profit on perishable food but see no - 31r. Jerry Dresell of Toronto with necessity for the wide spread be - Mrs, F. Ennis, tween farmers and consumer s' Mr. Frank Kirkby in Victoria prices for eggs. 14 cents to 16 cents Hospital. London for an operation. a dozen is too much. If the farmers Me, W. C. Bennett of Clinton. can furnish choice well -finished pro - called on friends here. : ducts for less, suitably wrapped or Mr. Lorne Dennis of Regina, Sa- in suitable containers and eliminate skatchewan, with his brothers and some of the middlemen, the farmer sister, Ethel, Wilfred and Elmer. and consumer would profit. Mr, Rollie Achilles, Trenton, is The president, Oliver Anderson, :pending the winter months at his who is a member of the Seaforth home with his wife and family, District High School Board, gave Linda Travis, daughter of Mr. valuable information regarding ex - and Mrs. Ralph Travis is quite ill penses. We believe that a rural pop - with the flu and is under the Doct- ulation is taxed too n much in com or's care, parison with the urban. ID'. and Mrs. Wm. Jewitt invited CONSTANCE the forum to their new home for the Mr. and Mrs. R. W, Jewitt are at next meeting. Progressive euchre present ,visiting relatives and, was played. The winners were: friends at Ferest,most games, Mrs. Harvey Taylor, Mr. and Forest. Warren and Ben Riley, Lone hands, Mrs. George daughter Lynda E. F. of London,; Hoggart, Bill •Dolmage. Consolation, Mrs.Wesley Hoggart, Mrs, Harry were guests with the lady's parents,'Tibbet. Mr, and Mrs. Earl Lawson, during i the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Adams and! McKILLOP son Gerald, of Centralia, spent a,' Bethel Sunday School held their few days at Christmas with the Christmas concert with Rev. H. E. former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ern- Livingstone as chairman. The pro - est Adams. I gram was as follows: .lir. and Mrs. Dave Catcher of ; "0 Canada"; "The Queen"; "0 • Toronto were guests with Mr. and' Come All Ye Faithful' ; Greetings, Mrs. Bill Jewitt during the Christ-; Geraldine Dennis. Three songs, • mac holidays. - "Red Cheeks and White Whiskers", Christmas gatherings were held at "Thirty -Two Feet and Eight Little the homes of Mr. and Mrs, Jack Tails", "Sweet Bells of Christmas", Medd, Mr. .and Mrs. Elwood Clarke, . Recitation, •"Growing Up" byMur- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jewitt, Mr. and ray Neabel; Recitation, "honing Mrs. Verne Dale, Mr. and Mrs. Al- Santa" by Phyllis McNichol, Read - Fred Buchanan, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.'ing, "Ready for Christmas", Olene Hoggart, Mr. and Mrs, Clarence' Godkin. Songs by. Margaret and Montgomery, and Mr. and Mrs. 1 Jean and "I saw Mommy Kissing Ernest Adams, - , Santa", " 'Twas the Night Before Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Taylor en- Christmas"; Christmas- Bells, Prim- tertained a number of relatives at ary Children: Recitation, "Christ - their home on •Saturday, Dec. 27th. I mac for Dad" by Bert Dennis; Reci- Guests included Mr. and Mrs, Wan. 1 tation, "What Counts"by Merle Webster, St. Helens, and Mr. and Godkin; "The CandyKids", Printery Mrs. Jack Dodds, London. I Class: Solo, Charlie Boyd. Dialogue, Mr, Kenneth Buchanan of Minden, • "Harry's Pockets"; Recitation, Mr. is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tailor Santa" by Donnie Halley; Alf Buchanan. ' Solo "Christmas Cavalcade" by Bert Miss Donelda Adams has resumed,Dennis; Recitation, "Stockings 'bY her duties as supervisor of the Kin -the Fireplace" by Margaret Hillen,' dergarten of the McCurdy School, I Dialogue, "Farewell to Uncle John"; RCAF Station, Centralia. 4 Monologue, "Too late for the Train" Mr. anti Mrs. Bill Dale and family byy Jean Hillen. Playlet, The Xmas spent- Christmas with her parents,1 Child. Presentation •of Diplomas. Di - Mr. and Mrs. T. J. McMichael, Au-1alogue, "Buddy Answers an Ad". burn, Accordian Selection by Beth Boyd; Mrs. J. c and Joseph Babcock has returned "Is„ p Reading, thereSanta !arts home from Clinton Hospital. Her by MrMills; Solo,a"Walking in a many friends wish her a speedy re- 'Winter Wonderland", by Mary Den- nis, followed by Jingle Bells and "Here Comes Santa" The following pupils of Bethel Sunday School were presented with seals m recognition of their perfect attendance during the past year. 2nd year, Geraldine Dennis; 4th year, Margaret Hillen, 5th year, Jean Hillen and Bert Dennis: 7th year, Mary Dennis; 11th year, Bar- bara Boyd, 12th year, Ruth and Beth Boyd. eov cry. Mr. Miller Adams, who spent the holidays with his daughter, Miss Verna Adams, Welland, has returned home, 3Ir. and Mrs. John Davidson and salt Andrew of Huron Road. West, Mr. and Mrs. Warren and daughter, Landon were guests for New Year's with Mi•. and Mrs. Earl Lawson. The Friendly Few Farm Forum was held on Monday night at the home at Mr. and Mrs. Borden Ilrown with 18 present. The comp- any was divided into groups to dis- cuss the topic, "Cost of Marketing". Winners for the progressive euchre were Grace Riley. Bill Jewitt; con- solation, Muriel Dale, Earl Lawson, Mr, and Mrs. William Jewitt have invited the group to their home for the meeting on Jan, 12th. irlaDhz,ur fredhhlfrie Sincere sympathy is extended to the immediate family, relatives and friends of the late James McFarlane who passed away on Wednesday, Dec. 24th in Noranda, Que. He is survived by his wife, the former Edith Riley and two daughters. His mother lives in Stanley twp, He had lived at Noranda for quite a number of years, but had been in failing health for some time. New Year's guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Kelso Adams, Central- ia, included Mr. and Mrs. E. Adams and Miss Donelda Adams. Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Medd and Mr, and Mrs. Bill Livingston and family, Seaforth, and Mr, Alex Riddell, of 1 k ,.'4• KIPPEN Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Beattie and family of Wingham spent New Year's with Mrs. Robert McBride. Mr. and Mrs, Henry Green of Grand Bend and Mr. and Mts. Wes- ley Green of Mitchell were Sunday visitors with. Mt'. Jonah Green, Miss Anna Patterson spent a few days last week with her sister and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. A. Ra- veile of Grand Bend. Mr. Robt. Cooper left on Tuesday to spend the winter months in Flor- Ida, Mr. Alec McGregor and Mr, Al Hoggarth spent last week at the OAC in Guelph. Mrs. J. McClymont has returned home after spending a few weeks with her daughters, Mrs. 3, Schilbe in Exeter, and Mrs, Alice Cook it London. Mr. Gordon Love and ]Vie. Robert MacGregor spent a day at the OAC in Guelph last week. Mr, Robb, Thonipson returned THE SEAPORTH NEWS from London Hospital on Sunday Christmas holidays with her aunt and and at present is visiting his daub: antole Mt'. and Mrs. Carman Moglc. ter and sots-iu-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mr, Milton Brodhagen of Gadshill Lorne Schneider• an Stratford. with Mr, .and Mrs. Harold Mogk. I Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Workman and Mrs. 401111 13rodiuigon of. Mitchell !Mr. and fir's, Lloyd Bannerman of spout a few tIctYS at the salvehnmo, Listowel spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Carman 'dlogk'nf St. ' Mrs, Workman's sister, Mrs, Patter- Thomas with Mr. end Mrs, Geo. and son, in Toronto, Harold Mogk on Sunday, I Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs.Miss Ann Gillespie of Kitchener Bert Thompson were Mr. and Mrs. Mr, Don Ahrens of Waterloo, with B. Stoke and son of London, Mr. air. and Mrs, Chas, A1u•ens, and Mrs. Lorne Schneider and Judy Masts'. Eugene liiuz 01' 8t. Thum" j of Stratford, Mr. and Mrs, Cornish spent the Christmas ,holidays with his 'surd family of Goderiell, stunt and uncle, Nil. anti Mrs I uverne Chicken pox is visiting the dist-1' elle' - Mrs, It m, Mueller spent t hrtstma riot. 1 with Mr. and Mas. l.d 1 iseher, Bea - Now Year visitors with Mr. and forth and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Beller. Mrs. John L. Henderson were Mr, 111,11, Mcl'lillop, and Mrs. Clarence McLean of Lon- don, Dr, and Mrs. Wm, Sproat of Debcrali, of Atwood, Miss Gwen Detroit, Mrs, Earl Sproat of Hellas!! Ruck, Kitchener, with Me, and Mrs, and Miss Rose Marion McLean of, 19doiu Rock. Exeter,Mr. an re W. L. QUereugesscr'. We are pleased to report Mr, An- Mr• turd Mrs, Russell Sholdice, Gary, drew Bell is able to be home follow- Warren, Roger and Beverley, with Mr. ing a recent operation. We hope he and Mr's. Howard Quet'ongesser, Wat- will soon be able to be about again, erloo. ou New Year's day, Mr, and Dirs. Edgar ' Smith of Guelph were recent visitors with the latter's parents,, Mr. and Mrs, John Jarrott. Mrs. A. Gackstetter, Gail Ann and Lynn spent New Years with Mr. and Mrs, Wni. Homey in Exeter. Mr. and Mi's. Elmore McBride and family of Exeter visited recently .with Mrs, R, McBride, Mr, and Mrs, Grant Love of Caro, Mich„ were recent visitors with rel- atives in this district. Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Pfeifer, Mr. and Mrs, Art Francis, of Logan, Mr. Lloyd Pfeifer of Stratford, with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pfeifer for Cht'istinas, Mrs, Esther Baskin and Mr. and Mrs, Mack Paul of Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eieicmeir and lIlr. and Mrs. Albert Hinz, Farm Forum met at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Norman Bennewies on Monday evening. Tire topic was "The cost of Marketing". Unneces- sary costs exist in food distribution Miss Carolyn Gackstetter and by the 'overlapping of services, This brothers, Gerald, Lorne and Earl, could be eliminated by ailoting a territory to each •distributor. Lower costs would be an advantage, The lower the cost to the consumer, the greater the consumption. Progressive euchre was played, prizes going to Mrs. Manuel Beuer- man and Wilfred Drager (high), Mrs, Dalton Hinz and Harold Mogk (low), The next meeting to be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs, George and Harold Mogk. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hinz of St. Thomas with Mr. and Mrs, Laverne Wolfe on Sunday. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs, George Eickmeir foe New Year's Day were: Mr, and Mrs. Henry Eickmier of Zurich, Mr. Bruce Eickmeir of Tor- onto, Mrs. Fred Ahrens, Dr. and Mrs. Keith McGill, Janice and Bob of Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Querengesser and Mr. and Mrs. John Arbuckle and family with Mr. and Mrs. Don Stanek in Kitchener. Mrs. Norman Bode, Logan, enter- tained relatives •on Wednesday on the occasion of the 79th birthday of her mother, Mrs. Louise Hinz. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Eisler of Sea - forth, and Miss Vickie Chessell of Mitchell, with Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Beuerman. The School concert was held.. in the school on Wed. Dec. 17 with a large crowd in attendance, under the direction of the teacher. Mr. Glenn Brickman, and the music teacher, Miss Joy McNaughton. Rev. W. Becker was the chairman and the program was as follows: Welcome Song by all the school children; Recitation, Dianne Rock; "What do we have at Christmas, Look, Look Girls and Boys", Junior Chorus; Dad's Quiet Evenin, Play; Christmas Wishes, Paul Priestap, Gary Copling, Roger Sholdice, Ken- neth Ahrens, •Shirley Trentowsky, Bob Ahrens, Richard Leonhardt, Joan French; Hear the Bells, Senior Chorus; Christmas Disappointment, Play; Guitar solo, Larry Muegge; Rose Drill; Father's Present, recita- tion, Bobby Ahrens; Vocal solo, Carol Rose accompanied by Marlene Priestap; A Good Impression, Play; Gymnastics; Vocal Duet, Winnifred Hinz and Darlene French; Draw for prizes on tickets which were sold by the children. Solo, I saw Mamma Kissing Santa Claus, Warren •Shold- ice; Selections by the Band, .Clare French, Jimmy Arbuckle, Warren Sholdice, Wayne Bellerman and Gary Hinz; The Christmas Story: Closing recitation, Dorothy Becker; The First Nowell; Here Comes Santa Claus; Visit of Santa Claus and ex- change of gifts and candy. God Save the Queen. The teacher was presented with an initialled leather billfold from BRODHAGEN tate pupils. The address was read'by The annual school meeting of S.S. 4 Marlene Priestap and the presenta- Logan, Brodhagen School, was held on tion made by Wayne Beuerman. The Wednesday afternoon, Norman Ben- prizes for the draw went to Ralph newies was elected school trustee, Scherbarth, wool blanket; Ed Dill,. Russell Sholdice being the retired bed lamp; Gottlieb .Mueller, Tree trustee. The board consists of Herm- Light; feature prize, George Wicke g g (a toyorgan grinder). o a Mr. Glenn Brickman left for Flor- ida by bar on Friday morning for the Christmas holidays. The •Stewards of the Christian Home (married couples group) of St. Peter's Lutheran Church, held their Xmas party in the church basement on Thursday evening. The evening was spent in singing of pop- ular Ghristmas songs, games, read- ings, carol singing. Tables were de- corated with evergreens, Belted can- dles and Christmas decorations. Lunch was served and partaken in the candle light and the singing of carols. and the Christmas story was read. Flowers adorned the altar of the Church at the Sunday morning ser- vice in memory of the late Mrs. Ferdinand Querengesser who passed of near Exeter, spent New Years Eve with their aunt and 'uncle, Mr. and Mrs. A. Gackstetter, New Years visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Harold Jones were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Westlake and family, Bayfield, Mrs. Pearl Love and fam- ily of near Varna. It being the first Sunday of the New Year Sacrament of the Lord's •Supper was observed in St. And- rew's Church here. A very inspiring sermon was delivered by the minis- ter, Rev. Norman McLeod, B.A., B.D. The choir rendered an anthem' under the leadership of Miss Jean Ivison. Miss Geeta Benindyke and Mr. Hank Benindyke sang a duet. We are sorry to report Mrs, N. McLeod is ill, We hope for a speedy recovery. The annual Xmas entertainment was held in the Church on Tuesday evening last. The Church was filled for the event. The chairman for the evening was Rev, Norman McLeod. The program was as follows: Wel- come by Joanne Sinclair; a chorus by the entire school "Blessed Christ- mas Story" and "Snowy White Snow". The chairman gave a short address. Recitations were given by Diana Faber, Bob Cooper, Gwen Jones, Billie Workman, • Margaret Elgie, Norma Young', Robert Turn- er, and Gerald Johnson. Piano duet, Ann and Marie Sinclair; song by the Primary girls and boys "I'm a Little Tea Pot". The Juniors en- acted the meaning of Merry Christ- mas, Bob Benindyk and Nelson Mc- Clinchey then sang a duet; a read- ing, The Definition of a Boy, was given by Ronnie Anderson and Har- old Parsons. The Primary girls and boys sang and enacted, I'm Going to make a Cake. Joanie, Ann, and Marie Sinclair then sang. A dill by the Juniors followed; Bonnie Dal- ryrrple and Joanie Sinclair sang, "The Teddy Bear Song", with their Teddy Bears. A pantomime "Silent Night" by the Senior girls with Geeta Benindyk taking the solos; Nelson McClinchey, a piano solo. The audience then sang "Hark the Herald Angels Sing". Radio Station K.U.C. then appeared on the plat- form with Gerald Parsons as an- nouncer and it featured the Kippen Minstrels and Chorusters who had songs, instrumentals and jokes. So- los were taken by Dan Bell, Don Kyle; duets by Don Kyle and Edi- son McLean, and Gerta and Hank Benindyke. Thanks was extended to all who made the entertainment so anueh a success, with special thanks to Mrs. Ross-Broadfoot who accompanied at the piano for all the vocal numbers. Santa then appeared with gifts for all, an Leonhardt Harold Rock, Mr. Ben- newies, Mr. Wm. Vock is secretary treasurer. Favorable or able 1 epor is were read from the school inspector and the financial report showed a surplus of $700 on !land. Insurance is now in effect covering school accidents and a guard fence Is to be erected as extra precaution. The school movie project- or may now be used free of charge by the church providing an experienced operator is in charge. Mr. Fred Her- leris he caretaker, o t a Visitor's: Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred Su- ehring, Gloria and Patricia, 0f Bel), ringville. Mr, and Mrs, Clarence Brun- ner and John, and Mrs. Ile Brunner of Seebach's Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Smyth, Mitchell, with Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Diegel New Year's Day. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Querengesser, Mrs, Henry L, Diegel, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Diegel with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kressler„ Stratford, on Friday, the oe- away 33 years ago, Dec. 21st., they Casio» of the 30th wedding anniver- were placed there by her family. sary of Mr, and Mrs. Kressler, Mrs. Two baskets of flowers were placed Kressler was former Martha Diegel, in the Church in ,memory of the late Mr, and Mrs, Harry Beuerman, Mr. John Riehl whose funeral took place and Mrs. Lonie 'Hillehrecht and Edgar on Friday from Seaforth, with bur - with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Beuerman ial in Brodhagen Cemetery. in Seaforth, New Year's day. The following joined 'St. Peter's Mr, and Mrs. Harry Sweetman (Do. Lutheran Church by confirmation: ris Scherbarth), John, Paul, Philip Mrs, Alvin Elligson, Mrs. Glenn and Carol of Marysville, near Brock. Mogk Mrs. Fred Jung, Mrs. Edward ville, with Mr. and Mrs, Aug, Scher• Seherberth Jr., yra. Carol Vock, berth and other relatives. !Mrs, Harvey Ahrene. Me, and Mrs, Wilfred Drager have Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Diegel, Calvin, moved into the new house erected on Marlene and Arthur, Mr, George the farm of Mr, Aug, Scherbarth, Diegel, Mr. •and Mrs. Joe Smith end Miss Pearl Berry of Hamilton, Mr. Donna with Mr, and Mrs. George Lorraine Rose of Sarnia with Mr. anti Young in Stratford on ,Sunday. Mrs. Ross Leonhard t, 1 Mr, and Mrs, Ray Hart of Lon- Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Rose of Sarnia don, Mr. and Mrs. George Wheatley with Me, and Mrs, C. W. Leonhardt of McKillop with Mr, and Mrs. L, for Christmas, G. Rook. Miss Nancy Mogk spent some of the Me. and Mrs. Gordon Miller and THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1953 4*'tS1's i,T. iEA, t. It TB. Now Pliyin nt-7PL0 AGAINST O'HARA :*iuncer'l'racy, Diana Lynn See Sp hirer 1 ra y 111 a v.11i511 strnsrg e to ih"e an hinoeeut i un. 11'c tilled with eh no itl 1 a wr1s1 l aetion. Don't miss it. Nat $lbn Pin.. T1 d SCA RANIOUCH G tvctwicnlul — r'irst Show starts at , P.M. Ste rat t °ranter • Janet Leigh Dashing Slow:A 1 Crane,''1 nr ti ,•:, love to fiery Mervin, Parker and demur !aunt L,'i' It, It is , thrilling, romantic story tilntcit in a Paris background Next. Thugs. 1,l. segs. HAS ANYBODY SEEN MY GAL '1'.',,luiieobi,r .,Piper Laurie - Charles Coburn. 'Fink run'•'dy proves that money isn't everything, It's sparkling with E,ui, frolic and romance COMING: THE QUIET MAN ONES' F'UILL WEEK All childyr,,eeni ma under sixteen st 110 tic•enmp c lied by ou adult Yoi'-'+J+Y milha 14•%",KL-gl V ,ifSISSESSI M1'w�13'.Z7DIMS'-'- You Don't Gamble When you buy your Footwear at this store - YOU ARE SURE OF THE BEST VALUES ANYWHERE ILL'S S OE ST III The Little Stole with the ":Big Values" Hockey - Sat., Jan. 10th Wallaceburg at Seaforth Meet me there Linda, and Mts. Wm, Miller visited Mr. Milton Miller in Kitchener On Sunday, Mr, Fred Flollatz of near Monk - ton with his sister Mrs. -Wm. Miller. ' Mr, and Mrs, Michael Connolly, Roselle, Ruthann and Ronald of Se- bringville, Mr, and Mrs. Sam Wolfe, 1 Orval, Gwenyth, Grant and Roy; Beuerman of Logan and Miss Der- oen Wolfe and 1VIiss Joan Weber of Exeter, with Mr. and Mrs, Lavern Wolfe. DUBLIN History was made in this little village at the boundary of Perth and Huron counties on Monday when ratepayers, for the first time in the life of the Separate School Area, elected trustees by ballot; The election by ballot, replacing the old-fashloned method of election by a show of ]rands, was the result of a protest by two ratepayers who' attended the annual meeting of the School Trustee Area ,Board at the close of 1952. The Separate School Area in- cludes four school sections, Union Separate School Section No. 1, Mc- Killop twp,, and School Sections Nos. 2, 3, and 4, Hibbert twp. The two protesting' trustees who insisted upon an election by ballot were upheld by legal advisers. They contended that it was quite con- ceivable that anyone wishing to "pack” the public meeting could bring a few score friends whose show of bands would outnumber the stragglers. They said a vote by show of hands not necessarily a true concensus of the eligible voter's, many of whom did not or could not attend the meetings. Several Dublin Village residents, Monday, found themselves having to vote twice—at Dublin Separate School for the school trustees, and again in McKillop twp. for township council. Three candidate were in the field for one school area trusteeship, Martin Feeney and Edward MeladY, of Hibbert Twp., and William Ryan, of McKillop twp. Other trustees have not yet completed their terns. A few days ago Dublin's police village trustees, the body which ad- ministers the village municipal life, was elected by acclamation. The vil- lage "council" comprises Gerald Holland, Charles Friend and Patrick Maloney. Enjoy The Best Years Of Your Life Twenty years have been added to human life, extra years to enjoy in leisure if you prepare for them now. •See articles compiled from Marie Beynon Ray's forthcoming book, "The Best Years of Your Life". Ar- ticles start in this Sunday's '(Jan` 11) issue of The American Weekly, exclusively with Detroit Sunday Times. HIGH SCHOOL NEWS Weary -eyed spectacles were the words to describe S.D.II.S. students as they struggled to the school doors on Monday morning'. Most of the stu- dents returned the first day but there were a few didn't recuperate until the second, Overall most claim- ed a very enjoyable two weeks and commented, 'too bad it wasn't long- er'. Cheer up gang, it will be Easter in four months, time for another little rest. Basketball has caught the spotlight in the early year activity with the school entering three teams in H.S.S.A. It is hoped Seaforth can produce one winning squad from their three entries. Question of the week: What is this new game they call courting? Euchre L.O.B.A. Lodge are holding a Euchre Party in the L. 0. L. Lodge Room Friday, Jan. 9th Games start at 8.30 Admission 40c. Lunch EVERYBODY WELCOME , Play "Abigail Goes Haywire" will be presented by the Y. P. U. of Cavan Church, Winthrop, in Walton Community Hall, under the auspices of Bound- ary and 17th Group Tuesday, Jan. 13 At 8 P.M. • RECEPTION For Mr. and Mrs. Eric Ander- son at Seaforth Community Centre Wednesday, Jan. 14 Western Five Orchestra Everybody Welcome Clearance Sale CONTINUES TO JAN. 10 Off All— SKIRTS SKI PANTS COATS COAT SETS SNOW SUITS Ia SPECIALS Bunting Bags, with or without legs $4.95 Ski Pajama Suits, all sizes 4-6X ' r $2.98 Flannelette Crib Sheets, size 36 • $1.98 $1.50 Leather Ski Mitts $1.89 Wool Gloves 69c White Fur Mitts . $1.50 Wool Mitts •.. , , . , . , 49c Leather Gloves $1.75 Flannelette Crib Sheets, size 30 THE KIDDIES SHOP