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Home My WebLink AboutThe Seaforth News, 1950-04-20, Page 5THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1950 A.0**W.Y r+a' ' T ' Superiorx is WRIGHT'S Specials ec WSTORE \\11,11` Skein/Mr lilm ben math' 41 I'h`a"nrr' .In :1 Ne'w \Iuti'.1 `°'''''OAK LEAF CORN FANCY REO 15 oz. Tins 3 for 20r COMAE SALMON LIPTONS TEA taEALT. .-.,, !'2 lb Tins 3 for 87c ass,, lh. pigs,.11:1 RASPBERRY JAM ase lb. 1'111 90 24 ea. Jar 333c 1 Ib. -,73o TOILET TISSUE, 3 -rolls ..230 St_-:_ nakad Picnic Ham, hone in MIRACLE WHIP smat4-250 Whole iLtuu, aver:lea 5 ih. Med,--45c Large -75C 1 lb. ,490 CLARK'S" Mealoen Oranpae, extra Targe PORK & 61=ANS size. Per box, 53c 15 oz, 2 for 250 2 Doe . 1.05 Firm Tomatoes 1 lb, 19c We Deliver Art. Wright Phone i snmotoaplammemoncuranansasermummusamssaunie maimasaumionsmosammimmEr. , 1 r1 Clearance MAKE US A REASONABLE OFFER 30 M.H., R,C, with P.L. 2 years old 70 Oliver, completely reconditioned 20 M.H., R.C. with P.L. 2 years old Farmali H. International with cultivator 101 M.H., Sr. good condition 20-30 M.H. new rubber 18-36 Hart Par on steel For better used machines at lower prices see Seaforth Motors PHONE 141 SEAFORTH TOWN OF SEAFORTH PROCLAMATION DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME The Council of the Town of Seaforth has instructed me to declare Daylight Saving Time adopted for the Town of Seaforth during the period of May 1st at 2 A.M. to October 1st at 1 A.M. and respectfully request the citizens to observe same J. E. KEATING MAYOR GOD SAVE THE KING • BUDGIES FROM Blue Bird Aviaries, Hamilton Baby budgies all colors, guaranteed talking strain, for sale at BALDWIN'S HARDWARE STORE SEAFORTH on Thursday, Friday, Saturday ALSO CAGES 0 Come in and hear:•a Talking Budgie ® ,� os In Stock Tentest, Masonite, Plywood, Gyproc Beaver -Board, Arborite, Tentest Blocks Finishing Lime, Mason's Lime, Spraying Lime • Asphalt Shingles, Cedargrain Shingles, Roll -Brick Siding, Insulated Siding and Roll Roofing Place your order for CEMENT now • INSULATION Loose, 2" Batts, 3" Batts • Lumber, SaSh and Doors Storm Sash made to order Custom Millwork Seaforth Supply & Fuel Ltd. "Where The Beat Costs No More" SIIAL ORTI3 PHONE 47 TOWN TOPICS Mrs, ll,•rb, rr row e• -r. Hu ..ti FL,* \Yost, t.4 kvat is .at. prOieat. 91t ani \lt iu..Iph k )wk n it Cott David ,t .ter, ila'uta.s were gizc'srs of @[is Florenee bowler on Saturday. \ti e elt.enl visitors at the home of Mr. and ;lir,. H t sol Pringle were Mr. and Igrs E. Cowen,, Detroit, Mr. mei Mrs. Laa eu, ' Legate. Toronto, :rod Mr. and 11... E. Daley. Palmer - stow. The occasion was the birthday. of Mir, and :Irs. Pringle'' twin sou.. Gordon and Paul. Mr. Gorden 'SYileon t' a patient in Scott Memorial Hospital with pneu- monia. 51r. Details \Vaish, London. visited over the week end with his parents. 3Ir. and Mrs. John Walsh. Mr. Joseph Lynch who las been a patient in Scott Memorial Hospital: has returned to his hone in St. Columban. :qrs. Geo. Eaton received word on Monday of the death of her cousin, Mr. Walter Wright of Toronto. Miss Winnifred Savauge arrived safely in Sweden •by air on Thursday last, according to word received by her mother, Mrs. F. S. Savauge. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Welsh and daughter Lynne, of Brantford, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Moore. IMr. and Mrs. D. N. Eastman spent the Easter holidays at Listowel. Ar- thur and Toronto. Miss Marian Scarlett has accepted a position at Harlock School until the end of June. Mrs. D. A. \MacMillan has returned to her home after being confined to Stratford Hospital Mrs. Jas. Campbell, McKillop has returned to her home after spending the winter in Toronto with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Archie Campbell. Miss Ruth Joynt returned to Tor- onto on Monday after spending the holidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Joyrt. Mr. A. F. Edmunds, accountant at the Dominion Bank, Guelph, has been transferred to the main office, Ham- ilton, as assistant manager. J. J. POLLARD Funeral services for the late Mr. Joshua J. Pollard, who passed away on Monday of last week took place from his late residence on Wednes- day, April 12 at 2 p.m, with Rev. D. A. MacMillan of Northside United Church officiating. The many beau- tiful floral tributes showed the es- Yaem in which the departed man was held by his many friends. The pall- bearer's were Frank Lamont, James Henderson, George Eaton, Fred Soar - lett, all of Seatoorth, Frank King, Stratford and Lewis Ruddy of Au- burn. Mourners attended from Bar- rie, Stratford, Walton, Auburn and Seaforth. BRUCEFIELD The W. M. S. held their monthly meeting on Tuesday, April 11 with a good attendance. The president, Mrs. A. Zapfe conducted the business part of the meeting, minutes of pre- vious meeting were read and adopt- ed. Roll call was answered with an Easter message, offering was taken. Delegates were appointed to attend the Huron Presbyterial at Ontario St. Church, Clinton on April 27th. The Easter worship program as given in the missionary monthly- 0 -as fol- lowed with Mrs. W. Moffat as lead- er, she was assisted by Mrs. B. Keys and Mrs. R. Scott, who read passages from the monthly and different scrip- ture readings. Hymn "The Day of Resurrection", "The Head that once was crowned with thorns", "The Son of God goes forth to war", "Christ for all the world we sing", and "Now may He who from the dead" were sung. At the close of the program, the C.G.I.T. group became affiliated with the W.M.S. Society. Candles were lit by members of the group who also spoke, these were their lead- er, Mrs. W. Scott, Verna Eyre, Ruth Snelling. Olive Aikenhead, Ileen Mc- Cartney and Marion Ross. The group were welcomed by Mrs. T. B. Baird. Others taking part in the ceremony were their leader Mrs. W. Scott, the president, Mrs. A. Zapfe. The gift for the C•G.I.T. presbyterial secre- tary was presented by Verna Eyre, which was received by Mrs. B,. Allan, who also spoke and closed with prayer. Service here was withdrawn Sun- day evening when the choir went to Varna to give their Easter Cantata "Redemptive Song" to the congrega tion there. Next Sunday Rev. Gordon Wanless of Woodham will preach here both morning and evening: special music will be given at both services, a triple quartette from Ra- dar School, Clinton, will take part at the evening service. Mr. H. Aikenhead, who was taken to Clinton Hospital, last week, we are pleased to report has recover- ed so that he could return hoarse. BLYTH Death came peacefully on Sunday afternoon, April 2nd, to Mrs. Robert C. McGowan, esteemed resident of East Wawanosh township, -when she passed away in her sleep at her home on the 3rd concession. She was in her 81st year. Before her marriage Mrs. !McGow- an was Maggie Jane Murdoch, daug- hter of the late bit'. and Mrs. John Murdoch, of Ashfield township. She married her now bereft husband on January 18, 1894,, and in January of this year the family was all home to help them celebrate thein 55th wed- ding anniversary. Besides her husband she is surviv- ed by four daughters, Mrs. Oharles R. (Mary) Coultes, Belgrave; Mrs. Fred (,Dixon) Reid, Varna; Mrs. Wilen Prime Minister Nehrn visited Washington the Indian em- bassy broke an old tradition. In- stead of sewing liquor to its guests it served fruit juices and dates. It's about time that some one°chal- leitged the tyranny that alcohol has imposed on society. Intoxicating beverages have demoralized too many social gatherings turning them into loud and loose drinking sprees. It would go a long way to- wards the solving of the problem of alcoholism if all social gather- ings in high plates were non al- coholic.—Advt. al-coholic.— dvt. Oaa\V8 • Harold !Rut;t) ilitftett, I. rsenv'iIle, Mich., and Mrs. Gem vi:danta Charter, Fait Wawanosh. There ore also 1" chi rr.tulddaltrenil.dren and U great•y rand - The late tilts. \ir:Iowan was a de- voted member et the Myth untied Chuveh, from wingh service, were held at 2:30' p.m en 'Lumley, !toil 4th, with Bev. W. J. Rogers to charge. • She had been active in chtu,h and cemattunity, activities .for the past 55 yeDuring the service Mr, Al'ure Toll sang the lovely solo,"When They ring the Golden hell," Mrs. R. D. Philp presided at the else! , h or- - gam. The many floral tributes attested to the esteem in which the deceased was held, and were as follow family glochvand ldaughter., Calgary J neiaah- bours of Mrs. Reid, Varna: W. A. of - Varnat Mrs. G.' 1ieGowrn; Mrs. L, Buffett and daughter, firs. Moore: neighbour L'n fired Chet •uh S• Mrs. D. M. Ma3owa : Be sure to read next week's "Coming Events" for the most excit- ing entertainment news in years 1111111,11",,,,11,1,1"1,11„11,1„1„11„"1111„1,1,,,"11,,,,1,,,1111,,, DON BRIGHTRALL GENERAL INSURANCE Auto Wind Health & Accident Life - Fire - Burglary- - Bonds Good Companies - Low Rates PHONE 299 SEAFORTH 11111"1111111111,,,,1.1,111111111111"1111111 W 1111 w11,11.1111111.11... Reception FOR MR. AND MRS. BOB DALTON In Walton Community Hall Wednesday, April 26 Music by Pierce's Western Band Admission 50c Lunch counter iu the hall EVERYONE WELCOME "RAGGEDY NAN” A three act comedy Presented by the Auburn Athletic Association. WALTON COMMUNITY HALL FRIDAY, APRIL 21 Under the Auspices of St. George's Anglican Church, Walton, Com- mencing at 8:15 p.m. Come and enjoy an evening of real entertainment. ' * admission—Adults 40c Children 20e A PLAY "Never Say Dye" Presented by the Women's Institute of Blyth In the Basement of Northside United Church Wednesday, April 26 8.15 PM Auspices of Group 2 of the Women's Association Students and Children 35c. Adults 50e Seaforth Gun Club MEETING Monday 24th, 8 o'clock AT QUEEN'S HOTEL Purpose—Reorganizing Everybody welcome BRING YOUR IDEAS LAWNS ROLLED BY POWER ROLLER • Place your order as early as possible with, H. E. SMITH, Phone 122 or Mr. Robt. MCFadsean, Operator He will do yon a good job. R'he rate is $2 per hour Note—Kindly pay the operator on completion of each rolling Roller work will commence at west side' of town this year SEAFORTH LAWN BOWLING CLUB Mr. anti 11 iio t.+ (•lti�. t AV'ua>rl t"rh; lh SI...a'r::unit z ar! '-u:dash." tleeeita1 Mich., ., ail ,}3 nn,A Pallbearers were tui t t1we4 Geo. Caldwell, Fratilt \tat i 1.1. Roy Tell, Benj. Quinn, caul U3'1',itt` ale- . l,ovv;ui. 1''iowethe4lrers included, 1.41watd Quinn, Jim Walsh, George Wilson, I wart. McPherson Ross \tel'hersen,. Are Coultes and Bruce 1>tyts. interment w.t tu,tde i" Wye.' Ion lira t'emetery. DUBLIN J.tac at a' the 1atlsh list'.. 11,10.u,a, rxs`n:tt Thirty talites played erogress..ve ea- ehr', lit rt: were wen by tis :and t4 i tilt Jot 1.. 11 atone. l itky t° tTorzo ve e 11... 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