HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1952-01-17, Page 5THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1952
The Wright Specials
GRANULATED ag
WHITE SUGAR
10 ib, Beg 1.19
FANCY QUALITY PEAS
Large 20 oz. Tins
2
Tins 115
FANCY QUALITY
TOMATO JUICE
Large 20 oz. Tins
2 Tins 29c
AYLMER PORK BEANS
Large 20 oz. Tins, 2 for 33e
CHOICE GOLDEN
CREAM STYLE CORN
Large 20 oz. Tins
2 Tins 35c
6 Tins 1.00
AUSTRALIAN RAISINS
1 Ib. Bag 23c
WRIGHT'S SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET
Phone 77 Free Delivery
TUCKERSMITH
Howard Johns 'was elected chair.
man and Glenn Bell vice-chairman
of the Tuckersmith School Area
Board at the annual meeting of the
Board held in .Seafamth Town hall,
Thursday last. The Board renewed
the Accident and General Liability
Insurance Policies, The following ac-
counts were ordered paid; Miss Hel-
en Turner $7.50; Baldwins $3,50;
E. P. Chesney $12.00; Waterloo Mu-
sic Co. $22.00; Municipal World $3;
Hydro Accts. $61.69. The Tucker -
smith Ladies Club proposal to build
storage cupboards in basement 'of
S. S. 4, was given approval. The
1952 School Area Board consists of
Chairman, H. Johns, vice Chairman,
G, Bell, Trustees, N. MacLean, W.
Coleman, Wilmer Broadfoot. The
next meeting will be held in S. S. 9
on Tuesday, Feb. 12.
BORN
WALRS—At Scott Memorial Hos»itnl, on
Jan. 12th, to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Walters,
Seaforth, a daughter
Immunization
Clinics
The first in a series of immunization clinics for Seaforth
and district will be held in the basement of the Seaforth
Library—Friday, January 18th, from 2.30-3,30 P.M.
Children 4 months of age to school age may be brought to
these clinics to receive initial immunization or reinforcing
inoculations for Diphtheria, Whooping Cough, Tetanus,
and Smallpox.
.4RGE SaECT/1At.
1950 CHEV DELUXE SEDAN
1950 PONTIAC DELUXE SEDAN
1949 CHEV DE LUXE SEDAN
1949 CHEV FLEETLINE COACH
1947 CHEV SEDAN
1946 CHEV SEDAN, radio, windshield washers
1939 PLYMOUTH SEDAN
1937 DODGE COACH
NEW CHEV SEDAN (Immediate Delivery)
Seaforth Motors
NIL
HOCKE
SEAFORTH MEMORIAL ARENA
Big Double Header
Saturday, Jan. 19
7 P.M.
DUBLIN vs. SEAFORTH MIDGETS
9 P.M.
GODERICH VS
SEAFORTH JUNIORS
mis
EA ORTII NEWS
TOWN TOPICS HULLETT
Mrs. Andrew MoLachlan and Mrs, The inaugural meeting of the Hui -
lett Township Council was held on
Jan. 7, in the Community hall, Lon-
desboro at 11 a.m. The Reeve and ail
members of .the Council were pre-
sent. At this time the Reeve, Wm, J.
Dale called upon the Reverend Stan-
ley H. Brenton to address the Coun-
cil. 14r, Wre, R. Jewitt thanked Mr,
Brenton on behalf of the Council for
his address and good wishes. The
minutes of the statTutory meeting of
December 16th, and special meeting
of December 26th, 1951 were read.
At 2 p'ti^ the ofnthe Clerk,cil reconvened
after beinggguests
Cowan and Mrs. Cowan for dinner.
Moved by Wm. R. Jewitt and Geo.
C. Brown, that we give a grant of
$15.00 to the Huron Crop Improve-
ment Association.,
At this time the by-laws were
passed setting the salaries for the
Township officials; naming the var-
ious township officials; authorizing
the Reeve and Clerk to borrow from
the Bank of Montreal, Londesboro,
up to $35,000.00 on approved notes;
Road expenditure for 1952 of $40.-
000.00; naming Frank Donnelly of
Goderieh as Township Solicitor for
1952.
Moved by Tom Leiper, Win. R.
Jewitt, that we give a grant of $100
to the Hullett Community Hall
Board.
Moved by Wm. R. Jewitt and Tom
Leiper, that we pay a $5.00 member-
ship fee to the Ontario Good Roads
Association, also the Rural Munici-
palities Association.
Moved' by Geo. C. Brown and Wm.
Ii. Jewibt, that as there is a very
small majority of the Assessment
(less than 19 ) of the Clinton High
School District in favour of building
an addition to the school at the pre-
sent time, therefore we petition the
Huron County Council to take no ac -
James Howe of Cromarty visited
Mr. and Mrs. T. Aldington on Mon-
day.
Mir, John McQuaid spent the week-
end in London, visiting his sister,
Mrs, James Delaney, Dublin, who is
a patient in St, Joseph's Hospital,
and Mr. Jim McQuaid, St, Columban,
who underwent an .operation from
which he is now improving.
Mr. Ken 'Keating, Toronto, spent
the weekend with his. parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. E. Keating.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Clark and son
Bryan, Kitchener, were guests of
Misses Wilma and Ablate Seip over
the weekend.
Miss Gretta Ross leaves this week
for Winnipeg where she will spend
the winter.
Mrs, Geo. Scofield, Detroit, is
spending this week with her parents
Me. and .Mrs. Arnold 'Case.
Mr, and Mrs. Frank White, Lon-
don, spent the weekend with rela-
tives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Barber, Kitch-
ener, were guests of Mr. and Mire.
Joseph Mathews over the weekend.
BRUCEFIELD
The annual meeting of the Bruce.
field United Sunday School was held
Thursday evening, Jan. 10 in the
Session nwooin of the Church with a
good attendance of teachers and of-
ficers present. The school was open
52 Sundays with an average attend-
ance of 66and an enrolment of 85.
Missionary and Temperance instruc-
tion were given and Mother's Day,
Rally Day and White Gift Sunday
were observed, Nine from the S. S.
united with the church during the
year. 85 dollars was given to the
NI, M. during the year, At the Xmas
concert, the awards for Church at-
tendance and memory work were
presented. After a discussion of S..S.
matters, the following officers were
elected for 1952. Supt., Norman
Walker; ass't, supt., Clem Christie;
Sec., Wallace Haugh, asst., Sec., Ar-
chie Mustard; Treas., Bob Allan;
Pianist, Margaret McQueen, ass't.,
Marion Ross; Missionary Secretaries,
Ann Haugh, Shirley Maines; Temp-
erance Sec., Jno. A. McEwen; • Lan-
tern Operators, Don Ross, Bruce
Walker; Cradle Roll, Mrs. L. Wilson,
Mrs. A. McQueen; Memory Work,
Mrs. W. Haugh; S. S. Teachers, Rev.
Mr. Maines, Mrs. R. Allan, Robt.
Watson, Mrs. W. Maines, Mrs. F.
Boyce, Jno. A. Mcllwen, Mrs. A.
Zaphe, Mrs. N. Walker, Mrs. W.
Haugh; .Supply Teaohers, Mrs. C.
Christie, Mrs. C. Ham, Ann Haugh,
Fred Boyce. We hope the year 1952
will see a larger Sunday School in-
tent on studying God's Word—Will
you be present?
a
41 Pontiac five pass. Coupe 39 five pass. Coupe Ford
39 Dodge Sedan
37 Olds Coach
39 Ford Coach
37 Dodge Sedan
2-47 Plymouth Sedans
48 Oldsmobile Coach
37 Buick Sedan
40 Dodge Sedan
'47 Ford 3 ton stake with racks 41 Ford 2 Ton stake with racks
We have some new Pontiac Cars & GMC Trucks in stock
' and delivery is good on most models
RICE MOTORS
Our Reputation is Your Guarantee
.Pontiac -Buick Dealer GMC Trucks
PHONE 799 SEAFORTH
VARNA
Stanley District L.O.L. met in the
Orange hall on Monday evening of
this week, the following officers
were elected. W. M., J. Watson; D.
M., R. Cornish; Chap., M. Bohner;
Rec. Sec., R. Taylor; Fin. Sec., J.
Aldington; Treas., 0, Dowson;
Marshall, H. Penhale; 1st Loot., W.
McIlwain; 2nd Leet., F. Harburn.
The officers were duly installed
by Past County Master, Ben Rath -
well. The Royal Scarlet 'Chapter of
Stanley will meet in the Orange hall
on Monday evening Jan. 21 at 80.
Industrial Hockey
3 BIG GAMES
Mon. Nile, Jan. 21
7 p.m.—Egmondville "River Rats"
vs Winthrop
8.30 p.m.—Main St. vs Wanderers
10 p.m.—St. Columban vs Foundry
DON'T FORGET
IT'S MON. KITE—JAN. 21st
ONLY 25c
THE THIRD CONCERT
Concert
OF THE SERIES
At Seaforth District
High School
Tuesday, Jan. 22
AT 8.15
Artists
Minnie McCurdy, accompanist;
Mary Syne, pianist; Lawrence
Felton, baritone; Beaune, Somer-
ville, concert violinist.
Tickets are available from
students or at the door
Adults 750. Students 25c
WININMPJa weary SALE
WILL END JAN. 26TH
otowwwwwwwwwwwwtetovAnn
Euchre & Dance
Spon.sored by
Seaforth Women's
Institute
HELD AT THE
TO BE
COMMUNITY CENTRE
FRIDAY, JAN. 18th
Cards 8.80 sharp
Admission 500
Ladies please bring sandwiches
Music by iVMurdocll's Orchestra
tion on the resolution being present-
ed to them from the Clinton High
School Area Board to issue deben-
tures
u• for$285,000.00.
t les o
Moved by Wm, R. Jewitt and Ar-
chie Young, that we do now adjourn
to meet February 4th, at 2 p.m.
Grants $1115.00, Roads $2025.25,
Salaries $29.75, Schools $9.14, Re-
lief $10.00, Fire Truck $50.00, Fox
Bounty $8.00, Advertising $9.66.
ST. COLUM1BAN
The monthly -meeting of the C.W.
L. was held at the home of Mrs.
Maurice Melady, with the pres., Mrs.
Win. Ryan opening the meeting with
prayer. The minutes as read were
adopted. Boxes of candy and treats
were reported as having been sent
to sick and shutin members at Xmas.
Correspondence was then read and
the necessary discussion followed.
The treasurer's report showed a bal-
ance of $599.71. Arrangements were
made for holding a euchre and
dance on Friday night, Jan. 25th. A
vote .of thanks was moved to Mrs.
Melady, for .the use of her home,
and the meeting closed with prayer,
after which luncheon was enjoyed
and a social time spent.
FOR OUTSTANDING. VALUES
Shop in Egmondville
SPECIALS
FRESH PORK BUTTS LB. 590
CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP 4 TINS 49c
MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE LB. 99c
KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES, Large Size. , , .2 PKGES. 490
BUTTER—First Quality LB. 69c
PASTRY FLOUR 7 LB. BAG 490
CLAIR HANKY
PHONE 72
FREE DELIVERY
on Snow -Suits, Station Wag-
on Coats, Coat sets, Dresses,
Jumpers, Wool Dressing
Gowns, Winter Underwear
and Skirts
DRASTIC REDUCTIONS ON
OTHER ODD LINES
KIDDIES SHOP
Next door to the theatre
FERTILIZERS
Let us have your order this
month. It is definitely going
to be higher next month.
Some analyses may be in
short supply.
'We will store it for you until
seeding time.
Seaforth Farmers Co op
Phone 9
YOUR TELEPHONE is one item that takes a emeter
part of your budget than it used to. Its coat hasn't
gone up as much es most other things.
In another way, too, the telephone is bigger value
today than ever before. Now you can reach twice as
many people as you could ten years ago and mora
telephones are being installed every day.
11 you haven't service, we want you to know we're
working at it. "Your place on the list is being pro-
tected and your telephone will be installed just as
soon as possible.
COMPARE THESE PRICE INCREASES DURING THE PAST TEN YEARS
THE BELL TELEPHONE
COMPANY OF CANADA
Telephone service is one of today's best buys
SPECIAL
Pre -Season Sale
#27 - 12' SELF-PROPELLED COMBINES - -
in perfect condition
Flax rolls and pickup
lights and rotary screen
#26 - 10' SELF-PROPELLED COMBINES - like new
lights and rotary screen
Model H - I.H.C. Tractor - like new
Model "D" CASE Tractor - excellent condition
"101" JR. MASSEY-HARRIS Tractor - completely overhauled
70 RC COCKSHUTT Tractor - completely overhauled
ALSO
Why not guarantee yourself a new machine at present prices on our
prepayment plan ?
L ' eaf orth : otors
Massey -Harris Sales & Service
Seaforth 141 Brussels 55