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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1950-12-07, Page 5TUURSAAY, DGCGMRER 7, 1950 SPECIALS LARGE GRAPEFRUIT 8 for 43c 14 MORE SHOPPING DAYS LEFT SLICED SIDE BACON Ri'ncl off. 1/; Th. 33o GOLD LEAF SOCKEYE SALMON 1/2 1b tin 39c TOMATO JUICE --Olen Rose Brand 20 oz. , . 3 for 29c ASSORTED JELLY POWDERS 3 PKGS. 23c GOLDEN MIX NUTS 1 LB. 39c HARD ROCK CANDY (Saturday Special) 1 11 39c CANDY CANES MED. --- 5c. ..LARGE 10c WRIGHT'S SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET Phone 77 We deliver KIPPEN Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones and. Grant and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jones spent Sunday with relatives in Crediton, Miss Helen Love spent a day in London recently, 'Miss Alice Pfaff of Exeter spent the weekend with her sister and bro- ther-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. B. Elgie, Miss •S'haron McBride spent the weekend with Miss Margaret Engle, Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Hormey ,of Exe- ter spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. A. Gaokstetter, Mr. Emerson Anderson has pur- chased a new International W2 Tractor. •Several new cars axe to be seen around the village, Mr, Elgar Mous- seau, a new Pontiac; Mr. Wm, Call- well, a new Pontiac and Mr. John Sanderson, a new Hudson, Mr, John Timmerman, who has been engaged with Mr, Harry Cald- well for the last ten months, has se- cured another position on the farm of Mr. IL Beavdr of near Exeter. Mr. and Mrs, Sid Bennett of Del- orane, Manitoba, were recent visit- ors with Mr, and Mrs, Archie Par- sons. Mr, and Mrs. A. Gackstetter and Gail Ann visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. Gaekstetter near Exeter. Mrs. R. M. Peck, on Friday last, had the misfortune to fall •ori her kitchen floor. Dr. J. Goddard of Hen - sail wassummoned and had her re- moved by Ambulance to Victoria Hos- pital, London. Ex -Ray proved her hip was fractured. Her many friends hope her convalescence can be as comfortable and speedy, as possible. HENSALL At the regular meeting of the Hen. salt Branch of the Canadian Legion the following slate of officers were elected for the ensuing year, some by acclamation and others by ballot. Past President, Comrade Dave Sangster; Pres., Byran Kyle; 1st Vice Pres.. Donald Daymond; 2nd Vice Pres., Jack 'Drysdale • Sgt. at Arms, Jack Simmons; Chaplain, Rev. P. A. Ferguson; Executive Committee, Comrades IL Horton, J. Tudor, W. Brown, and F, Beer. President Dave Sangster was elected chairman for the election, and he appointed com- rades F. J. Appleby and W. 0. Good- win as scrutineers, All the elected of- ficers spoke briefly, and thanked the members for the support they had given them as officers during the past year. During the meeting the sum of $25.00 was voted towards the Com- munity Christmas tree to be held on Saturday, December 16th, and a splendid report re the Poppy day was given by F. J. Appleby. t the close of the meeting a splendid lunch was served by the Social Committee head- ed by Comrade Lawrence Baynham. During the middle of the meeting the siren rang, and some youngsters ran into the meeting to tell the members their chimney was on fire. Hensail Fire Brigade responed and exting- uished the fire. PARKING TOWN OF SEAFORTH By order of the Police, to facilitate snow removal, no parking on the streets of this Municipality will be allowed between the hours of 2 a.m. and 8 ant. Any contravention of this order will be strictly enforced in accordance with the Highway Traffic Act, Section 40, sub -section 7. Any car left on the street during these hours is at owner's risk. Langford's of London Offer London's Largest Selection of RADI Westinghouse Electrohome R.C.A. Victor Admiral Sparton Enver son 40 Console Models 60 Mantel Models Bring your old radio with you because you can always be certain of a liberal trade-in allowance at LANGFORD'S Browse through our Record Department—Complete stocks of MGM, Victor, Columbia, Decca, Capitol, London and Mercury Records — 33.1/3, 45 or 78 rpm speeds 246 DUNDAS ST. MET. 1923 Fin Stock Tentest, Masonite, Plywood, Gyproe Beaver -Board, Arborite, Tentest Blocks Finishing Lime, Mason's Lime, Spraying Lime Asphalt Shingles, Cedargrain Shingles, Roll-Bmick Siding, Insulated Siding and Roll Roofing Place your order for CEMENT now • s 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" SEAFORTH 47 THH:17 S + +01 T NEWS TOWN TOPICS The W.M.S. of the Northside Unit- ed Church meets in the ladies' Parlor of the church at 2:30 p,nh. on Thurs- day, December 14th. :Miss Laura McMillan of Toronto, spent the weekend with her mother, lYlrs, W, F, Mclltillau, Idly. Andrew Utile lei't this week to spend the winter in Brantford. Miss Ella Heffron of Blyth spent last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Armstrong and Mr. and Mrs. Isaac McGavin on East William Street, We aro glad to know Mrs. J. Wurm is able to go back to her work again in the hospital. BORN MOBLY .--. At Seurat Memorial Hmnital, 00 December 3, to Mr. and Mrs, Robert Morey. Seneart, a son t`ARPANTD13,--At ,Scott Memorial IIo pial, on December 4, to Plyinr: Officer turd Mrs. James Carpenter, Clinton, a son HICKI4SILL—Mr. and Mrs, Leo nieknel1, ISiahener, me hnnny to auuauuee the arrival of their son, in 81, Mary's }los- nitat, Kitchener, on Sunday. free. 3, 1115c DUBLIN The following is from the Montreal Star: Rev, Brother Augustine Cronin, principal of St. Aloysius School and a well known figure in Montreal ed- ucational circles, died in St. Mary's Hospital. Death followed a short ill- ness. He was 46. Born in Dublin, Ont., the son of the late Mr, and Mrs, James Cronin, Brother Augus- tine entered the Presentation Bro- thers Novitiate at Longueuil, Que,, 31 years ago. On completion of his religious training and after having taught in several Montreal schools, he was ap- pointed principal successively of Canon O'Meara Academy, Daniel 0' - Connell High School and Catholic High School. In June 1944 he was appointed Provincial of the Present- ation Brothers in Canada, a post he occupied until last year. In 1049 the Council of Public In- struction conferred upon him the Diploma of Merit, First class, in re- cognition of his contribution to Catholic education. Surviving are a brother, Lorne Cronin, and a sister, Mrs, E. Hallin- an, Detroit. The funeral took place with a Sol- emn High Mass of Requiem at St. Aloysius Church, Bishop Whalen of- ficiated. A great number df clergy in the sanctuary. Interment in Present- ation Brothers' plot in Longueuil, Quebec. The following, tribute appeared on the Sports page of The Star: There is sadness in Catholic School circles today, Brother Augustine is dead at the age of 46. He was an in- stitution around Montreal. a great lovable teacher, who knew how to handle boys better than many we knew. He was head of Catholic High Sohool in the years of its athletic greatness. He field that no boy was wholly bad, he never raised his hand to one in his life. He could cajole work out of the most laggard. Years ago he was at Daniel O'Connell when our tykes started to school, like many other boys they idolized him. He was a great teacher judged by any stand- ard, a thoughful man of many facets, HARLOCK Mr, Reece Ferris and Isaac Rapson spent Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs, James Leiper and family. We were very sorry to hear of the sudden death of Mr. Barnes• McGill, near Seaforth, and wish to extend sincere sympathy to his sister Mrs. Thos. Neilans and Jim, to his brother Mr, James McGill of near Clinton, and all the friends. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beattie, who recently sold their farm have moved to the home of their daughter and son-in-law in Morris. Mrs. Albert Rapson has been at the home of her daughter and son-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. George Cox in Clinton, troubled with her heart. Messrs Wm. and Thos. Leiper and Mr. Isaac Rapson spent an evening last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Beacom. A number from the community took ,in the Commencement in Clin- E. C. "NED" BOSWELL Mr. Boswell has joined the Val Taylor Agency of Occidental Life with his office at John St. He will be a special representative of this Com- pany which has over two billion dol- lars of Life Insurance in force. The particular field of Mr. Boswell will be low-cost protection plans. FURNITURE We modernize, repair and re., finish all designs of Furniture HARVEY & BILL'S. Hobby Shop Main St. South Phone 65M We pick up and deliver 'on high School, Thursday and Fri- day Tright, Several of the young peo- ple attending school there from aurottud here took part, in the pro- gram. To The Electors , of Seaforth I WISH TO SOLICIT YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT IN T E ELECTION i" 011 COUNCIL • Bev. Christie Re-elect E. H. CLOSE FOR COUNCIL I will Continue to serve you to the best of my abilty for 1951. Be sure to vote Dec, 13th 1''or transportation phone 186 TO THE RATEPAYERS OF SEAFORTH I solicit your vote for for Councillor on Wednes- day, Dec. 13th. Wallace Ross For transportation phone 135J Re-elect N. SCOJNS for Council For Transportation call 242 Re-elect J. C. STEVENS FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD North Ward • Thank you. Christmas Dance WED., DEC. 20th ill Cardilo's Hall, Seaforth Music by Don Robertson and the Ranch Boys Sponsored by Winthrop 'Football Club Dancing 10 -1 YOU WILL ENJOY DANCING AT Barelay's Square Stratford EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT Dave Campbell and His Canadian Ramblers ISVISIIV SATURDAY NIGHT Don Reinhart and His Troubadors, of Kitchener Door prize each Tues. & Sat. Admission 50c Christmas Trees Good Quality Trees Phone 356, Seaforth BAKER'S GREENHOUSE' esaU.' 4_ :sin gi otv4 11omot WILL YOU DO YOUR DUTY AS A CITIZEN AND VOTE SEAFORTH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RATEPAYERS REMEMBER ELECTION DAY DEC. 13TH Your Vote will be appreciated D'ORLEAN SILLS FOR P. U. C. COMMISSION (Por Transporation call 56) To the Electors of Seaforth: l AM STANDING FOR COUNCILLOR FOR 1951 IF ELECTED: More attention paid to the By -Laws of the Town. Would like to see at least some at our drains looked after known to be partially blocked. Would be In favor of having at least one Aide of sidewalks plowed in Whiter. Your problem can he my problem. Wilt see it is at least 'discussed in the Council. Thank you. R. I.-1. SPROAT TO THE ELECTORS 13 OF SEAFORTH My thanks for their con- tinued confidence in ale by electing me to be their Reeve for the year 1951 Frank Sills NOTICE I have sold my Trucking business to Mr. Keith McLean of Kippen, phone 654-R-31, or SO Hensail, and wish to thank all my customers for their patronage and solicit the sante fine relations to my succes- sor Mr. McLean. Wilmer McGregor Christmas Dance Dublin Parish Hall THURSDAY, DEC. 28 Desjardines Orel. RECEPTION For Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Clarke in Seaforth Com- niunity Centre on Friday, Dec. 8th .Dancing tram 5.30 to 1.30; 1\'Iusic by also Scott and his Chuck Wegon Gang Everyone welcome. Adm. 50c 504 WQ WV:000 "len C:04. c r: e ss�Lt�h >.,.i �/ -•»�3§i3ir'fYnF(l� oF:i r '11 tll baaitir. al''.'l GIFT SUGGESTIONS END TABLES COFFEE TABLES TRiLIGHTS LAMPS BOUDOIR SETS 6 HASSOCKS ei ELECTRIC CLOCKS RADIOS Inspect our display of SCATTER MATS LUGGAGE c Don't forget we have EVERYTHING FOR THE fir' YOUNG ONES SLEIGHS, WAGONS TRICYCLES, SCOOTERS DOLL CARRIAGES, etc,, etc. • Box Furniture Store-Funeralervice PHONE—DAY 43 NIGHT 555 W