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Home My WebLink AboutThe Seaforth News, 1954-10-21, Page 4JR. 0 H A GAME Subscriber Seat Holders Now On Sale MON., OCT. 25th. TUES., OCT. 26th WED., OCT. 27th From 2 to 4 P.M. , 7 to 10 P.M. at Arena Option void if any three games missed, If tickets not subscribed on above date, tickets will be sold to other subscribers Support your local team by subscribing now, Tickets $1,00 Tickets must be picked up by 7 o'clock game night HeyKids!Eter Your Dog DR. BALLARD'S utt Show .At Seaforth Lions Club Hallowe'en Frolic Friday, October 29th, commencing at 7 p.m. 7 BIG CLASSES 1. Largest Dog 4. Dog with Longest Tail 2. Smallest Dog 5. Dog with Shortest Tail 3. Best Dressed Dog ' 6. Dog doing Best Tricks 7, Dog eating dish of Dr. Ballard's "Health" Food in fastest time $2.00 FOR FIRST $1.00 FOR SECOND There's a prize for every entry in the Show VIsIWSOWSilintr 1950 Chev, DeLux Sedan, extra good . . 1275.00 1951 Plymouth Coach, low mileage 1225.00 1947 Pontiac Sedan, extra good 725.00 1947 Dodge Coach 625.00 1939 Dodge Sedan, real good 195.00 1952 CHEV IA Ton PICKUP 1250.00 fort Phone 541 84.40 °tors Seaforth Canada Savings Bonds 35 down puts a Canada Savings Bond in your name and The Dominion Bank will be pleased to arrange payments to fit your requirements, 334% interest paid each year until maturity, 1966. Denominations: $50, $100, $500, $1,000, $5,000. Buy your Canada Savings Bonds for cash or by instalments. THE ONIIA11014 $AN K OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE TO THE CANADIAN PEOPLE Graham it Co. Ltd. WALDEN & BROADFOOT Retail and Wholesale DELIVERIES TO FARM AND CONSUMER ACCOUNTS Gasoline - Stove Oil - Furnace Fuel Oil and other Petroleum Products Phone 354 w -�1 Seaforth 1..73426 OFFICERS NAMED Sunday School workers of various denominations from many parts of Huron County gathered in 'the Bap- tist Church in Goderich on Oct, 1'8 fora most helpful and inspiring con- vention, Mr. Earl E. Hainilton of Wingham presided at both sessions wvth Mrs, E. Donaldson and Miss Helen Besse at the organ. The following officers were in- stalled for 19.54.55: Past Pres., Chas. Scott, Auburn; Pres„ Earl E. Hamilton, Wingham; lst Vice Pres„ Frank Raithby, Au- burn; 2nd Viee Pro., Sam Scott, Seaforth, Sec„ Mrs, Gilbert Beecroft, Belgrave; Treas., Walter C. ,Smith, Teeswater. Executive members: Chas. Stewart of ,Clinton; Harry Snell, Londesboro; Mrs, F. Marshall, Blyth; 'Harvey Johnston, Walton; Mrs. G. Powell, Clinton; Rev, S. Finlay, Goderich; Rev, D. G. Campbell, •Seaforth. The 1955 Konvention will be held in Knox Church, Blgrave. KIPPEN Mrs, Eunice Walker of Peterboro is visiting her brother, Mr, Wm. Ivi- son. Mr. and Mrs. Roy McBride of near Zurich visited Mrs. Robt. McBride on Sunday. Mrs, Balfour of Guelph is visiting' her brother-in-law, Mr. 'Henry , Ivi- son and Miss Jean Ivison, Mr. and Mrs, Norman Alexander of Londesboro, attended Anniversary in St, Andrew's United Church here, Mrs. .(Rev.) Chandler and Mrs. Wm. Elliot (nee Dorothy Chandler) of Parkhill attended Anniversary Services here on Sunday, Mr, and Mrs. Moyer and daughter (nee Hazel Thomson) Party Sound, spent a few days with Mrs, Moyer's father, Mr, Robert Thomson, Mr. and Mrs, Stewart Beattie and family of Wingham visited on Sun- day with Mrs. R. McBride. Mrs. A. Parsons and Mrs. A. Gack- stetter attended the shower in hon- or of Miss Margaret Blanchard, bride -elect, in Exeter on Wednesday evening. Anniversary Services Anniversary Services were well ` attended in St. Andrew's United Church on Sunday. The guest speak- er at both services was Rev. Howard Dickinson, B,A., of North Street United Church, Goderich. Special music was furnished by the choir un- der the leadership of Miss Jean Ivi- son, who chose for their morning anthem, "I Was Glad". In the even- ing they sang "Praise Jehovah's Name". Mrs, Wm. Elliott of Parkhill was guest soloist at the morning ser- vice and sang 'How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings" and "Jesus Lover of my Soul". The guest soloist at the even- ing service was Mr. Al Merrill of Clinton, who sang "Living For Jesus". WMS and WA Meet The WMS met recently at the home of Mrs. Emerson Kyle for their Oct. meeting with Mrs. N, McLeod as Co Hostess. The meeting was pre- sided over by Mrs. Emerson Ander- son and opened with hymn 445. The worship period was in charge of Mrs. Norman Dickert. Minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted. A musical number was given by Mrs. Harold Jones, Mrs. J. Love and Miss Edith Love with Miss Love accomp- anying on the guitar. 28 members answered the roll call and there were 10 visitors. Mrs. Wni. Caldwell re- ported for the visiting committee having made five calls. Mrs, Emer- son Anderson and Mrs. John Ander- son are the visiting committee for October, The Thankoffering and regular offering were taken. Ar- rangements were made to accept an invitation to join the ladies of Duff's .Church for their Oct. meeting. Mrs. Carl McClinchey and Mrs. J. W. Mc- Lean were appointed delegates to the Sectional meeting of the Huron Presbyterial to be held in Greenway, 'Oct. 20. The managers' wives are to be responsible for the flowers in the church for the month. Plans were made for the birthday party to be held in the church in Novemberwhen there will be visiting Auxiliaries. The Nominating Committees were appointed namely: For officers - Mrs, Bert Faber, Mrs. Allan John- son, Mfrs. John Anderson. For pro- grams -Mrs. N. IDickert, 14Irs. R. M. Peck, Mrs. E. McBride, Another musical member was en- toyed by Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Love and Miss 2 study s. Edith Lave. The st dy was in charge of Mrs. John Anderson. Mrs, Emerson Anderson gave a poem on Thanksgiving, Mrs. Emerson Kyle thanked all for 'taking part in her meeting. Mrs. Harold Jones extend- ed a vote of thanks tothe hostess, Mrs. Kyle and Co hostess, Mrs. Mc- Leod. The closing hymn was 494 and the Benediction by Mrs, Anderson. A short W. A. meeting followed when further plans were made for the annual bazaar to be held Novem- ber 20th, NOW /955 i4 for 17 MC ReA�� HUDSON , `' g COAL Seaforth Lumber ited PHONE 47 Now ACA Victor' 006s0N " In walnut apish. Slightly hiybur In mcho� ,,nn o, 299,95 lima on finishes. @0 - COME IN TODAY COMPARE The Viewing! The Value! T. A. DUTTON BRUCEFIELD Phone 684 r 4 Clinton -r, BRODHAGEN Mr. Lloyd Pfefer, who is working with a construction Co„ now at Or- angeville, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr, and Mrs, Ad Pfeifer, Mr, and Mrs. John Arbuckle and family with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Querengesser, Mitchell, on Sunday. Mrs, John Elligson with Mrs, An- nie Eliigson. Relatives here received word of the death of IL Nelson Anderson, husband of the former 'Georgene Querengesser, former resident here, now of Windsor, in his 52nd year, He is survived by his wife and one son David at home; three daughters, Emelene and Donna at home, and Mrs, Cecil LaPetisee ('Gloria) of Es- sex, Ont., and three grandchildren, Christine, Dennis and 'Brenda La - Pensee, and two sisters. The funeral was held from the Andrews Funeral Home, Oulette Av- enue, Windsor, on Monday after- noon. VARNA Funeral service for James Edward Stephenson of Varna, who died in his 86th year in the Clinton Public Hos- pital, Monday night, will be held at the Ball and Match funeral home on Thursday at 2 p.m. Rev. R.M.P. Bul- teel of St. Paul's Anglican Church, Clinton, will conduct the services, and burial will be made in the Bay- field cemetery. Anniversary Services BRUCEFIELD UNITED CHURCH SUNDAY, OCT. 24TH Guest Speaker: Tlie Rev. Sydney Davidson of Parkhill SPECIAL MUSIC Services at 11 A.M. and 7.30 P.M. TIIld smkroI6TH N4W$-October 21, 1,964 EG TE„A�TRE ENT SkAI'01, 'H TIIURS, II'M. SAT, THREE YOUNG TEXANS Mitzi Gaynor - Jeff Hunter A. story of Texas in its wild and woolly clays of outlaws and gunslioke and Love MON, TUBS. WED. THE STORY OP THREE LOVES Leslie capon - Pier Angell.. Dangerous Love, Forbidden Love,• and jealous Love together, to make a wonderful show For this picture First Show starts at 7 o'clock ,1111,1111..11111.1hi10lllntl,1/,,11U11I111111111,n11, 111 U, } 111 11l, 11111111, 1!111„111..l11o,,,1 'attain ,,, n , ntunt1111,i1111111111!ln1111A $$$$$ $$$$ $$ I ELL You SaveWE ARE YOU THAT YOU GOINGT TO YOU CAN'T "BEAT Dollars OUR VALUES" IN WESTERN ONTARIO, Here EVERYONE KNOWS IT WILLIS SHOE STORE The Little Store with the "Big Values" Seaforth 11,111,1.,11111,111,11.1.1111„111111,,.,,,1111111111111111 ,.,111,11111111.1,1111o11111a1111111111111,111.111.11111„1,11111111.11111„1,1, Mall DE Specials 8 Bunting Bags 2'.93 6 Pram Suits 7.95 4 size 1 & 2 Girls and Boys 3 piece Coat Sets 12.95 6 Girl's Coats, sizes 7-12 9 95 7 Girl's Coats, sizes 7-12 14.95 Girl's Jersey, wool & plaid Dresses Sizes 7-12 3.95 - 4.95 - 5.95 Boy's Jackets 2 98 Dolls $1.00 Kimonas 2,93 20% off all Snow - Suits The Nalirldies Shop Seaforth Seaforth Lions Club 9 Next door to theatre F IDAY, OCTOBER 29th 7.00 P.M., SEAFORTH MEMORIAL ARENA FREE CANDY FOR THE KIDDIES The public is asked to co-operate by donating Candy. Donations should be left at Smith's Shoe Store as early as possible, not later than 6 p.m., Thursday, October 28 SPECIAL PRIZES FOR SKATING EVENTS 1st 2hd 3rd RACES -8 years and under (Boys) $1.50 $1.00 .50 RACES -12 years and under (Boys) 1.50 1.00 .50 RACES -8 years and under (Girls) 1.50 1.00 .50 RACES -12 years and under (Girls) 1.50 1.00 .50 COSTUME -8 years and under ........... 5.00 3.00 2.00 BEST COSTUME -14 years and under 5.00 3.00 2.0.0 NATIONAL COSTUME -Open to any age 5.00 3.00 2.00 COMIC COSTUME -Open to any age 5.00 3.00 2.00 5.00 3.00 2.00 3.00 2.00 1.00 MUSICAL BARRELS 3.00 2.00 1.00 2.00 1.00 .50 BEST DRESSED CUPLE-Open to any Age BICYCLE RACE POTATO RACE DANCE IN COMMUNITY CENTRE To Well Known Orchestra Popular Prices DRAW FOR 9 GRAND PRIZES 1, Chrome Kitchen Set- Table, 4 Chairs 2. Trilight Lamp 3, T'oothnaster 4, Pop-up Toaster 5, Electric Tea 1'.ettle 6. Silver Tea Service 7. Serving Tray 8. Wool 13Ianitet 9. LaCO Tablecloth TICKETS, 250 eaoh, or 6 for 21.00 Proceeds for Lions Welfare Work PRIZES ON DISPLAY IN G. A. WHITNEY'S WINDOW Spend Hallowe'en in Seaforth Admission to Arena - 35c CHILDREN FREE