HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1950-03-02, Page 4LONDESBORO
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The meeting o' 11e W .7
Plc regular 1 t
t,u
S was held in conjunction with the
World's Day of Prayer, on Friday
afternoon in the church school room.
The attendance was small on account
of weather conditions. Meeting open -
DANCE !
in Walton Coilunuuity 11a11
WEDNESDAY, MARCH
Gauping 10 to 1.20
Aiuitic by Henderson Orchestra
EVI;RYONJ4 WELCOME
ed -by the president, Mrs, .1"' Totnb-
ho 1 ductioah Hymn
ly tl reading t int'f)
,;B Wag sung, Psalm 7d +vas. read re-
:tpon. nacho. Mrs, Tamblyn read a
raper on Christian Stewardship
whieh was went in by Mrs. Towns-
end, A short time was spent •discuss-
ing items of business. The roll was
called the offering taken up by Dirs..
Webster, this concluded the regular
part of the meeting, •
• The World Day of Prayer was
then taken. The president read the
call to worship,. theme, "Faith for
our time": hymn "All hail the power
of Jesus' name" was sung, followed
by responsive , reading. Meditation
read by Mrs, Tamblyn, I cannot in -
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THIRD ANNUAL
SEED `' AIR.
Sponsored by
Huron County Crop Improvement Association
Friday and Saturday, March 10 and 11
Clinton Collegiate Institute
$500.00 In Prizes
Educational Displays Specials and Trophies
Special Programs Friday evening and Saturday afternoon.
Auction Sale of 10 -bushel Lots of Grain Saturday afternoon
Junior Seed Judging Competition Saturday morning
Everyone Welcome Admission Free
Entries close March 7, 2950
TLID,1 S AFQ.
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vent- new things 'like the airships
churl sail on silver wings, but today
s wonderful, 4tlr el''
d to than"'r
1 t,l t in the dawn
was given and the thought was this,
that a secret plass is hid iu ink•11 liar!,.
that ray hand is big, big, bemuse of
this plan that God, who dwells in
illy hand knows this secret plan of
the things Lie will do for the world
using my hand. :Phis was followed !bey
prayer. Mrs, Bert Shobb1•ook 'then
took charge and read, "Looking at
oqi'selves", followed by silent prayer,
Hymn "My Faith looks up to Thee"
was sung followed by prayer in uni-
son Mrs. 5, Wood then took charge,
Meditation, "Searching o•ur Hearts".
Responsive readings were read.
Hymn "Fight the good Fight" was
sung, Those who offered prayers
were Mrs. Webster, Mrs, P, Wood,.
Mrs. Wm, Gooier, Mrs. W. Manning,
Mrs, C. Watson, Mrs, I. Carter, Mrs.
,Brenton gave the address "Giving
to others'. The voice of prayer is
never 5116111. 81 Countries are taking
part on this. Day of Prayer. Hyena
was sung and Mrs. Tamblyn pro-
Bounced the Benediction.
Mrs. 0, Watson spent Sunday at
the home of her daughter Mr, and
Mrs, 13111 Riley, Ilensall.
Mrs, John Pipe has been quite i11
and is with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Nom Vodden.
:Vies. Annie Fothergill, who has
been s patient in Clinton hospital,
has recovered sufficiently enouh to
he moved to the home of her sister
Mr. curl "Trs, 'Inc Vodden, in Clinton.
Mr. John Pine has purchased the
Farm of itIr. Edit, Pollard near Bros-
s'ls, and Mr. Pollard has boup'ht the
lane of Mr. and- Mrs, John Pipe in
the vi11a7e here. We welcome the
uc'w' comet's iut4 hope then will en-
;,,,. nor. friends in their new home.
WATCH FOR TIIE
SEAFORTH LIONS ANNUAL
Saivage
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The Seaforth Lions Club will hold its
Annual Salvage Collection
late in April
Citizens of Seaforth and surrounding district are
requested to save PAPERS, RAGS and FERTILIZER BAGS
which will be picked up on Salvage Day.
For the convenience of rural residents, collection
depots are being arranged in the surrounding district,
including—
Staffa, Dublin, Walton, Brucefield, Con-
stance, Cromarty, Beechwood
and Egmondville
Proceeds of the drive go to the Canadian National
Institute for the Blinci
NEWS
3,V0 are 'also sorry 10 Insc ,Mr, .and
Mrs, J. Pipe from aur community
success every etccess and,
and wish thein n Da
happiness in their new-, homer•
Winter has come at last and a real
one it is, which goes a little tough
after such wonderful mild balmy
weather we have had beforehand
It cannot be said too often that
the distinctive advantage or the
- Canada Temperance Act is that
it does not authorize the sale of
alcoholic beverages. The man who
wants liquor in any. C.T.A. county
is not prohibited 'from getting it.
He can have it brought in by lic-
ensed public carrier. The value of
the Canada Temperance Act is
that it keeps the liquor outlet at
a distance It is a sound temper-
ance measure that refuses' to make
liquor outlets easily available. Adv.
MMicailleat Anuli f ThANaONi-kedin1r1
WALTON ,
World's Defy of Prayer was ob-
served in Duff's United. Chani,
Walton, The ladies of the Anglican
Church, Walton, joined with us for
this service, Mrs. H. Johnston and
Mrs. Cliff Brown lead charge of the
meeting, which opened with a call to
prayer. Prayers of intercession were.
offered by Mrs, H. Kirkby and'Mrs.
T. Leeming and Mrs. 1iaslewood,
'There were also prayers for United
Nations and Christians of the world
and missionaries. These were offer-
ed by Mrs, F. Kirkby and. Mrs, W.
Humphries and Mrs, H. Bolger. Mrs.
11. Smalldon favored us with a solo.
An interesting address was given by
Mrs. H. Kirkby and the meeting
closed with the benediction.
i HIIR$DAY, MARCH 2, 1950
HULLETT.
The members of the Fireside
Farm Forum enjoyed a sleigh ride
at their regular Monday night meet-
ing which was held at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Taylor, There
were 19 adults present. 11 was "re -
,it:,,." night so there was no discus..
'Firm period, Bill Jewitt. gave a • re-
port nn the Good Roads Convention
which he recently attended in Tor-
(tido. 111 interesting contest was
conducted by -Erie Anderson, Pra-
",Tersive euchre followed and. win-
nees were: games, Mrs. Oliver An.
derson and C,eo. Hoggart; lone
1- End::, Fern. Oester and Geo, Hog -
"art.; consolation, Mrs. Bill Dol-
' a"e and Jim Jamieson. Lunch was
served, Next meeting will he held at
the hone of Mr. and Mrs.. Ausdiu
Dexter,
P -r THEATRE
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JP Oda wild, ,vauk and welcome Western
MON. TUBS. Wih=lEHL-I'OUNTAINIIIiAD" ,vlil, Gary Cooper & 1'otricht Neel
This lavishly ntounicd saga of a man who fought for has priuutpaee • std won
will be aeeltimecl 'by all those who see this drama lit
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x'ilit Ann Myth and Ocerge Brunt, A 'Late Grey story with Lite eideadklly lihncd
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COMING: "ARCH 01f 'i'ItiUMI'fl" with Ingrid Bergman and Charles Boyer
BORN
C.ARNOCHAN -At Scott Memorial Hospital
nn February 21th to Mr. and Mrs. John
Canochtut RR 1 Seaforth, a son
WOODCOCK At Scott Memorial Hospital;
on February 23, to Mr. turd Mrs. Art
Woodcock. Seaforth, a daughter
Theatre Party
Sponsored by the Women's Hospital Aid
AT REGENT THEATRE, SEAFORTH
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LINESI M
8th
AT 2.30 P.M.
The feature
"HOLIDAY IN MEXICO"
JANE POINELL AND WALTER PIDGEON
. Adiuission 30c
There is to be a home made Candy .booth
PLAY OFFS
MITCHELL LEGION
vs
SEAFORTH LEGION
trd 9 rch 4th
9 o'clock
at Seaforth Memorial Arena
DON'T MISS THE STRUGGLE OF TIIE SEASON.
THESE. TEAMS PLAY FOR KEEPS
Admission; Adults Cr0c Children 25c
WANT AUS FOR THE TORONTO TELEGRAM ACCEPTED BY
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
Schneider Orpheus Male Choir
45 Male Voices directed by Paul Berg
Appearing At The
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Seaforth
Tuesday, March 14th 8,30 p.m.
Admission: Achille 50c, Children 20c—icon be purchasecl at church
night, of concert:)
OATS.
Now Contracting 1950 Crop
1 Premium Price More Dollars per acre
2. Delivery (a) Immediately atter harvest.
(b) Later delivery with allowance for storage.
3. Seed Supplied' -
Treated pedigreed send supplied from rust resiistautvarieties
or proven adaptability to this area.,
OATS ARE YOUR MOST DEPENDABLE SPRING GRAIN
(n)
(b)
(c)
Will ontyield barley two to on
Hardy. and adaptable to all soil
Reduce harvest problems (11
(2)
(u)
(4)
PLAY SAFE
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Nosy to combine,
Less shattering.
Longer period to harvest.
Less i'islc through tough grain.
PLANT OATS
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Note: Also contracting — Red Kidney Beans
W E. REID
Alvinston - phone.103 Chatham • phone2518
Dashwood - " phone 87-w
Thedford - phone 455 Lucknow - George Elliott
Seaforth - Seaforth CO.Operative
LET NOTHING COME
AHEAD OF THIS
First of all, when you are paid, pay yourself.
Unfailingly, set aside a definite percentage
of you..r earnings, deposit it in a savings
accounts with us—and leave it untouched.
Then plan to live comfortably on the
balance of your earnings.
In this way you are bound to succeed—to
enjoy life !Bush more, to be iikdependent
when independence means most.
Be generous to yourself.
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
SEAFORTH BRANCH, G. C. BRIGHTRALL, Manager