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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1950-07-13, Page 5THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1950 • QUAKER MUFFETS 2 pkgs. 23c ROYAL YORK TDA.. Still at the old Price rfi ib, pkg. SURF—for family Washing & Dishes Pkg. 33c 470 Phillips English LAUNDRY SOAP, large bar . for 19e WAINER TOMATOES— Choice Quality 28 oz, tins FILLED --COOKIES ,. 1 lb. Bag 29e RINSO Large Pkg. 330 LUX SOAP , 3 Bars 23e RED SILVER SALMON r C '1 J lb. Tin. `i 3 tins 9 2 for 25c yn WRIGHT'S SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET Phone 77 We Deliver rY Lakeview Casino Grand Bend DANCING EVERY NIGHT NEIL McKAY AND HIS ORCHESTRA featuring Kay Jennings, Vocalist One Night Only WEDNESDAY - JULY'12th MART KENNEY AND HIS WESTERN GENTLEMEN CONSTANCE Mr. and Mrs. A. G. MdHarry and son Dr. Bobt. McHarry of Windsor, were weekend guests at the home of Mr.' and Mrs. Frank Phillips. Mr. and Mrs, Stewart Chambers and Mrs. James Knill of Toronto, have been spending a week's holiday at' the home of Mrs. Chambers' par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Phillips. n Stock Tentest, Masonite, Plywood, Gyproc Beaver -Board, Arborite, Tentest Blacks 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 Best Costs No More" PHONE 47 SEAFORTH THE S + + ORTH NEWS a TOWN TOPICS Mr, and Mrs. Rex Thompson of Lansing, Michigan, are visiting Mrs. Thompson's mother, Mrs, William Charters, Mill Read, alfr. John McCowan and Mr. and Mrs. Peter McCowan and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Smith were in Hamilton on Friday attending the funeral of their cousin, the late Miss Isabel Mc- Kay. Mrs. Ma Reid and Miss Galbraith returned home on Friday after spending a week in Bayfield and Varna, Mrs. Will Gray and daughter Miss Alta Gray, of Detroit, Vera weekend visitors Mrs with A 'dand t da Reid Miss Galbraith Miss Helen Swan of Hensall re- turned home Tuesday after spending the past week with Misses Laura and Vera Mole, Mrs. Gladson Campbell, Leaside, is visiting at the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Edwin Hunt. Mr, and Mrs, G. Saunders and fam- ily, Royal Oak, are holidaying at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Elmore Steph- enson, Mrs. L, G. Livingstone, Detroit, visited with friends in town. Rev. A. McKenzie and Mrs. McKen- zie and family, Islington, were week end visitors at the home of her father Mr, Thomas Robinson. Mr. and Mrs, Keith Smith and fam- ily, Toronto, are holidaying with her father, Mr. Thomas Lane. Mr, and Mrs. Bob Chesney of Cree• Vlore visited on Sunday with his bro- ther Harry M. Chesney. Dr. and Mee. F. J, Bechely and son Michael spent the week end with rel- atives in Toronto. A turkey dinner was held on Sun- day afternoon by Mr. and .Mrs. Frank Sills Sr. in honor of their sou and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sills who are moving to British Col- umbia this week. Mr. Tom Sills was presented with a pen and pencil set by the members of St. James' Choir. Mr. P. Taber, Detroit, spent the weekend with Mrs. Taber and family who are holidaying here. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Counter, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Jordan of Toronto, Mrs, William Byrne of Detroit visited Mrs. Leo Fortune. Miss Rose Mary Byrne of Detroit visited with Catherine Moylan. Mr. Jack Fortune, Chatham, spent the week end at his home Miss Gloria Faulkner, Detroit, is visiting her aunt Miss Lillian Faulkner. Miss Marion Laudenbach visited this week with her sister Miss Kath- erine Laudenbach, in London. Miss Celestine O'Leary, Windsor, is spending her holidays with her par- ents Mr. and Mrs. A. O'Leary. Mr. and Mrs. R. McDonald, West Montrose, spent the Week end at the home of her Brother Mrs. Janes Murray. Mr. and Mrs, Jack Sproat and fam- ily of North Bay were in town the past few days guests of Mrs. R. Sproat; also to celebrate the 90th birthday of Jack's mother, Mrs. Jas. Sproat, on July 5, Jimmy and Jerry Sproat are spending a couple of weeks with Mr. Wm. Sproat at the Tile Yard; Judy and Kenneth with their la %/</if�f /rfs/si - yl n%, %j/ r ti/---^ �� rrf% rlrr///iii ;///r/%%%j�'� g/--fff//%f/::.jf„.:ii„!/rZi/i /'.%.'% ' Ii/: i %l%fir//&i � / I. //. ir f r4i1j'li � ,��rrili/r. /i/rf'rrlii �4Oi:+✓6rrlr �ri�fjj���iii i� y� q �f��/����ii¢�i`4 r "Vr i fdfii. p,„r,,,n err %it: .wig_. 7/N�..w�.r��.-�..•. r. fir FAR i''``a ENG MOVES FORWARD it ;; IN E Z L S Or PO Xi Speeding up the work, cutting down labor and costs, the wheels of thousands upon thousands of tractors move across the land applying handy, dependable power to farm operations. A great change has taken place in farming in recent years. Modern agricultural implement engineering has designed and produced new and better machines for use with tractors and farmers everywhere have realized the value of this up-to-date equipment in getting their work done easier, quicker and at less cost. Massey -Harris tractors and power farming machines offer the latest and best in sixes and styles for all types and sizes of farms. Ask your local Massey -Harris dealer for full particulars, M.ASSEY-HARRIS COMPANY, LIMITED Makers of High Quality Farm Implements Since 1847 aunt, Mrs. R. Sproat, Mrs. Margaret Maloney and sons Harold and Dennis, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maloney, attended the Morri- son -Maloney wedding in St. St, Col- utuban. Week end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph MCFaddin were Mr. and Mrs, W. Sliirrie and children, Mrs, B. McRae, Kitchener, and Mrs. G. McDonald, Stratford. Mrs. Wln, Austin, Bruce and Marl- ene, are spending a few days with the formers mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. E, Denzerling. Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Laing, Mr. Ro- bert Coleman and Mr..and Mrs. Will Cameron have returned from a Inotor trip Cu Moose Jaw, Sask. >Jnioute they visited flooded town of Morris Misses Edna and Adele De Gals Toronto, are holidaying at the home of Miss Rose Dorsey Rev. 3. B. O'Dea, Calgary, Alta„ and Misses Geraldine Riley and Thelma Watters, Galt, were holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. John Hotham Jr. this week, Mr, and Mrs, I. B. Jamieson are leaving this week to make their home in Nova Scotia, ' Mr. and Mrs. Dawson .Smith and son Dawson, Toronto, were weekend P. Little. Mrs. Orville Dale and Miss Flor- ence Taylor left last Thursday an a trip to North Dakota and other points in the West. Mr. and Mrs, Norman Sanderson and Mrs. C. C. Keine of Seaforth visited Mrs. Annie Skelton, Brussels. Mrs. Martha Thompson is visiting her daughter in Listowel. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ladouceur and son Claude, of St. Clet, rue., and formerly of the Royal apart- ments. called on Mr. and Mrs, Wm, Campbell on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs, Harvey Mason have gone to their cottage at Pt. Albert. IMr. and Mrs. Ivan Prouty and son, IMr. Parsons and Mrs. Fred Thomas of Exeter, visited 'Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moore on Sunday. BORN GOETTLER—At geott Memorial Hospital, on duly loth, to Mr. and Mrs, George Goettler, Chatham,. a daughter HULLETT The regular monthly meeting of the Hullett Township Council was held on Jitly 3 in the community hall at Londeeboro at 7 ptn. The Reeve and all members of the council present, The minutes of the special matting of June 26 were read. Motion, by Tont Leiper and W. R. Jewitt, that we give a grant of $35 to the Seafprth Agricultural Society. At this time the township accident in- surance was discussed. Three agents spoke to the council, Mr. Bernard Hall, Mr. Jack Howard, Mr. Frank Cowan, Motion by•Geo. C. Brown and W. R. Jewitt, that we take a compre- hensive policy with General Accident Insurance Co. for $269.51 premium with limits of ten, fifty and one hund- red thousand dollars and the policy be placed with Bernard Hall, Blyth. At this time Mr. George Radford was heard regarding the building of a township garage to hold the township machinery. Mr. Radford discussed plans and expenditure. This was laid over for a special meeting. Moved by Tom Leiper and Geo. C. Brown, that we adjourn to meet on July 10th to read the report on the Raithby Municipal Drain and general business. Accounts — Salaries, $102.- 75; 102:75; supplies $2.81; hospitalization $6.70; grants $35; sheep valuator. 3.90; drains 5203; road account 56,801,64. A special meeting of the Hullett Township Council was held July 10 in the community hall at Londesboro at 9 pin for the purpose of reading the engineers' report on the Raithby Municipal drain and general business, The Reeve and all members of the council were present. The minutes of the regular 'meeting of July 3 read. The Engineer's report on the Raith- by drain was then read. A majority of the ratepayers on this drain were in attendance. After discussing dif- ferent portions of the report the fol_ lowing motion was presented. Moved by Geo. C. Brown and Archie Young, that we provisionally adopt the engineer's report on the Raithby drain. The Clerk to have the bylaws printed and hold a court of revision 0u August 21 at 9 pun. A letter was read from the Clinton Women's Institute regarding the Area History Book for Old Honme Week. Moved by W. R. Jewitt and Toni Leiper that we buy one page of advertising in the Clinton Women's ' Institute old horse week book. The Clerk to draft a suitable ad for the township. Moved by Tont Leiper and Archie Young, that we take nut in- surance with the Howick Fire incur- anee Co. for $11.000 oil the hall and $3,500 on the content;. --Moved by w. R. Jewitt and Tom Leiper that we buy a lot from Gor- don Radford fifty feet wide and the full depth of lot for the suer of 817:1. Moved by Toni Leiper and Archie Young, that we now adjourn to meet on Thursday, August 3, at 8 pin. 5T COLUMBAN- The following is the report of SSS No, 3, Hibbert: Promoted from Grade I to Grade II according to merit. Jimmy Meiady, Anne Dalton, Danny O'Connor, Ste- phen Cronin, Anne Murray, Jim Mei- ady, Alfred Malone, Glen Walters, Joyce Lane, kelvin Walters, From Grade TI to Grade ITT, Maur- een Melady, Mary 1Telady, Terry Ry- an, Joan Lane. From Grade, II and IIT to Grade TV. Joan Dalton, Fergus Kelly, Theo 11Telady, Mildred Hall, Joe Murphy, Nancy Kelly, Bill Murphy, Veronica Lane, Verna Byers, Garry Robinson. From Grade -TV to Grade V: Sel- an,ge Vanden 17erghe, Rot McQuaid, Marie O'Connor, Ro sernary Lane. Nen Duchal•nre, :tTrry Cronin, Darlene Robinson, Bolen Walters, Jean Byers. Grade V to VT: 'Noreen Dalton. Grade VI to Grade VII: Jack Mei- ady, Bobby I,V alters, Billy Walters Alvin Byers. - From Grade VII to Grade VITT: Ties -Marie Dueharnte, 4Vilnrcr Wal- ter,, Bobby Kelly, .Geraldine Byers. I From Grade VITT- to Grade IX: Marie Dalton iTion.i, Gordon Ken- nedy thou,), Clarence Walters, Chas, Geddes, Ken Lane. Frond Grade IX to Grade X: Fails ure in subjects are in brackets: Mar - lop Roach (Mathematics). From Grade X to XI: Kathleen Roach (Mathematics). Number of pupils on roll is 49. BRUCEFI ELD Mrs, H. Haugh's Sunday School scholars and little friends enjoyed a picnic at her home last Wednesday. The following won the races: Str, raee for girls over seven, Jean Broad - foot, Carol Anderson, Mary Allan; over five, Suane Haugh, Janet Hen- derson, Barbara Henderson, Str, race for boys: David Mclntoeh, Orion Baird, Roger Haugh; book race jrs, Suane Haugh, Marilyn C n Eton, Bar- bara z-bara Henderson; Srs., Mary Allan, David McIntosh, Roger Haug h; throwing plates, Roger Haugh, Carol Anderson, Jean Broadfoot; bunny race, Srs., Jean Broadfoot, Carol An- derson, Mary Allan and Roger Haugh '(tie); jrs,, Duwayne Elliott, Suane Haugh, Marilyn Clifton; walking paper race Srs„ David McIntosh, lean Broadfoot, Roger Haugh; Jrs., Duwayne Elliott, Suane Haugh, Bar- bara Henderson; peanut scramble, Jean Broadfoot and David McIntosh (ties), Roger Haugh Mary Allan; one -leg race, Srs., Haugh, Baird, Da- vid McIntosh, Carolyn Ross, Jrs., Suane Haugh, Barbara Henderson, tanet Henderson; mixed shoes, Srs., Orion Baird,' David McIntosh; Carolyn Ross, Jrs., Suane Haugh, Barbara Henderson, Janet Henderson. But best of all this class had perfect at- tendance July 9th. Miss Ruth Scott has taken a posi- tion with Canada Life, Mr. and Mrs. S. Neale and family of Glencoe spent their vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Stack- house. Brian Mustard, son of Mr, and Mrs. A. Mustard, had his tonsils re- moved in Clinton Hospital last week. Mrs. J. Meintosh and David of Toronto are visiting with her mother, Mrs, C. Haugh and other relatives. Miss Marion Patterson of London is spending her vacation with her parents, Mr. and •Mrs. A. Patterson. IMr. and Mrs. Archie Mustard at- tended the funeral of the late Mrs, Clarke of Blake, Saturday. Dr. W. Aikonhead of Toronto visited his brother, Mr. Hugh Aiken head and sister, Mrs. T. Baird, dur- ing the weekend, Norvourners Can Cau*e Cold* Imagine going to a psychiatrist for a common cold- Yet doctors are finds ing that troulbled mind, a fit of angor, or an exciting emotional ex- perience can cause this common atl- ment. 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