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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1952-03-27, Page 4At the Walton Community Hall Friday, March 28 Sponsored by Ole Walton Football Club Music by Ken Vr ]bee and hi:, Orchestra. Admis,aon Este Progressive Euchre AND LOST HEiR In Walton Community Hall Friday, April 4th Lunen will be sentod finti is rt man i';al program ^,.ill h• .s•- 1',.1 Sponsored by Liolls Club AdntiS imi: 1 t Lith'.. .c _- NORTH McKiLLOP Mr. rt. -''xs-- ''!r - ,r M: spent last - ;41'. and .. Mary and Geraldine ,renin t-1,:itinw .( e t end past r,r,...yj? natty rn:e r h - ants frieiuls and parents who made this sale Ito ruble, Below is a li,t'of' the donations, donors and prize win- rra'r-. If -your name in not among the 45•inYer3, pethap.s you will win that ;:,at etcd position next year. Money donations were made tar:" Wet Carpente•r, Thos. Batters. Clair Haney. a girl. 1'n the employ of Su. pertest, Seaforth: Joe McConnell: tiryr Hardware; Cear stew- Martt,.trel RyaRyant Friend and WM.—than-41 Dan Co tells: Dublin Cre an"•^r: Til ac : i; 1',e More; Sted- Atiatl'S Varlet,• Store. and Slr.tl:" Shoe St -+re. innat.ion itt.not • -.J , Sa i.; hurl • w idto,'r 1 li.z x • t M 3 >.• 1 114- a ',4 '•S Cf:";h -Rm Ja f 1',r 1'1'11 a i r 11 P 3 ala x �i•t r J '7 f . r c-. I - rt r Jia leDO Jatk T r-. a t Aut.-- T M . C, 1' Pc . I .1 M 1'' I,1' ( P• c:' ..t 3 'D: r KIPPEN EAST Staffa Womer I ;tc were :guests of the Kipper; F .0 I. at their r1' -talar riseetinz ir, S. No. on Wednesday eyenlnz, ''Sar: ` 1" Mi,i f 1'a.. T2er, eer, pres.. opened the meeting e tine n the usual manser. Minutes of last meeting. were ap- proved a;: read. All jaanexd insing- ing the 'Women's Institute Carol. The roll call "If T were ashhutir I Weald like to -he-remembered by was well an"wered by both Instl- tuti.s. Elaine Bell, honnii. Kyle, Lois McLellan ellan ;and Ann Sinclair enter- tained with a dance number. Corres- pondence orres- ponrlenca was read by the Sec. A }tort program by the Staffa mem- bers was much enjoyed, consisting of reading:. by Mrs. C. Bowman. Vocal solos by Mrs. Scott. A humor- ous skit by several of the members. This was amusing and enjoyed. Solo by Mrs. IL Seale, Well displayed at the fronnt of the room were the arti- cle's made by the Thrifty Kip- p('nettes for their project, "Cotton accessories for the club girls bed- room". Miss ,T('an Scott, home eco- nomist, was present and spoke brief- evening. ly on the project and praised the Sunday andv Mrs. Russel McCallum, loltderls £i,1 Mrs, W. efforts and srMrs.h P.� •Terry, Rens and Lynn of Mitchel M,man' l 1'11 Spent Sunday with -sir. and Mr. ak W. P. t;oble McCallum. Roberts was 'meet speaker 211 chose for his subJ4•t M Pearl Rexeie Sea°mt "Education". TIf gave a very impar -;r01111-. siVe address and pointed out th•• chime:, in the system of teaching' our present day sehools to that ,[ the 311811 and that, he dor.:; not Se - Bove today' -1 system to lie nt ai: t:2s rn1'I'rt'1 A piano duet by Ann and Sinr'lair Was follower]. by al: , Ititr-a-Ji., firs. 1T. Ca1rl-::r,11 iv,st2'ss for the April mer•t:a:. is the annual and all mpoi read at this meeting, lI 'o Main moved a vote of , the speaker and all (.ho;» in the tweeting. The roc _ with si(1242 I • "0 Canada ar,,d ::ave the Queen, A "(,l)t,.;r. Huron ('aunty. Wier' r•ondu'",- ., Mrs. J. Sinehair, while• a lunch was bring prepared. • DUBLIN • ;Yr _: -1S P. J-'-: 1 ▪ e t •• Mr r u_.-. L– y: MI, 1.1 :g.1' .g 1't • ,,r,._ tt is-tt Mr=_ Ito Riau,--- yr I;alt- Marr r- -,. Mr:. M. Murray JCiT",,, Mary F-ar E� McC :reit >.-. ,. 3 (12112141. Il 'ante 3111 D113 to ]la Mee& ii. & t - Vir.._'r. Lar- to Ted i)'1'- Eri' Winer to Mary Ha 1'z nouline Sitters to Mr, Vincent Lane S,afortn CooC000p. to 41'- ('2.108-1 F Vantle.r.herze to Rootnaiy L n rank 1'r bard rber - to '< re Dakon 31ci 1' .d y - to Mio. F.ht.a r Rns''fa to Mieha.a Do -2e C.W.L. to Marie Dacron • , r J. McQuaid no Mr L O'Reitly. M'- st.. Jim McQuaid to Rett Ratter- Fruit Leo Murray .r, Jr.tin Dattor. 31112.18-t Doyle to Jae MarehY DoYlet halt*. Ken. • Jim Curtin to Itoottmaty Lane -, Jon E Lon to air J ^r 'tI •.lam al & r,„.„11,1 --ht.Hard tr. Mother I^m.na. L.'," paper. 4. 1m r•., to M :. John CO -T11' ('1371,:ftl,111tit,i, Ted Melody to Nanny U (nns,.r Prier• John aneh to Rose Doyle Flour .Toe Mrr.or.ncli to Ann" foatran NORTH McKILLOP Mrs. Frank Glanville, Richard, Murray and Muriel of Crediton spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Regale. Mr. Carl King, who has spent some time at his home on 12th, has returned to his job on the boats. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Ross, Brenda and Dorothy of Seaforth visited their mother at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thornton on The 211,1 meet.irut of 2,')r "('aokin is: Fun" +'a- held at bottle of Jn rri 1 : rir. Rol! an tvereri 6', 11 perfe t , '2i r 1 Pam phl-t.:; were rli'•ht., ted to re!r: girl :,ary e we have all deniled 24,ar 111:1. are grim!). to w(tr tau 1rht 11' tyth of food u1' dud. and 111::o wen 1' r the iitep,i for ('2,2, ret, ,l, h a',o)1 i;C5z r x k n,a. an,• i.; at 1 }, Jlii T seer: r'- err.': and 1222 bac. k,n 11} , r. fx,l to i a:e 1.10,,l1'-11rt'. . h we '.arc ot.e 11)1'1 Yf;OtY,Od to w1*•1 f.hr rri lir: 11 .. 1111., irawr; 11 11"(1'1"1, ' 1.1'ation ',1; tne�a4r11•int,. (Mt' .142,3 1101:111,111:7 7;ta: 1,2.3(1 a1, the - Logue 2,3' Piivlil" hut'.r1 •. After: I)or- gt.,.- Prrn'' f .1('1111.1,1.1,111 (.1',,' l(l('L'l.. 122',1 tt ,. riorAtillo rnad the toinutr of 111..2. a;rr•1i`'2 (1.1.4. ,, Roll c:111 Was • 141,11Worft,1 b a 11:7, of protean foods. rri._ tins• will be held at left her supper di 1, for us so tae h'a:.Tied them the proper way. W1' have two po',;ible anr.urhol"s, Pamphiets W1111. agai11 di;trihutod to obeli tri 1'1 Io -fora 11..1rk1- in, 1.lu• name:, anri plaem; of roaat>, ori ;1 id•: of beef, BRUCEPirLt? ST. COLUMBAN The rcond annual penny :tele 1,01, 1'•d by the St Coil:mbar; School students was very ;;m earful, We extend our sincere thanks. I,0 our Contract Barley Wei iu 1'z ia.#;aln (11)1lt raeti ' g acreage for the Canada Malt- ing Co. Seed d will be available tet, our warehouse, Seaforth Farmers Coop PTTONI7 9 Tri THJ ORT:III. rE��r'S i.tl• ,S 1'• 4; Regardless of Age, Make, or Condition— Your Old Watch is Worth MONEY .. BULOVA I MEIN SALE r'.'� •"1'z f =maw mar 6�- Lane DY 6ULOVA )ate 21 ?ewe"s "� 541122'211 bore , $62,50 ACADEMY AWARD "P" 21 jewels Expansion band $69,50 (2.13SC'[S(0 n» SAVAUGE'S Jewellery Gifts Fine China HENSALL The annual birthday party of the SS;.M.S. of the liensall United Church will be in the schoolroom of the church on Friday evening, March 26 1.-11 4 . t x r t I# a ()obit: 11'r,r:.d x 1 7:afield L0.' 0.F. Lodge, and pr0.udx:rd at the reg- ,t,a2' meeting or, Thor xlay night, .orriwin, beside:: 113,1 mother, are t , s Lei', Mrs. Elgin Thompson, 1.1pi,'n; and Mr;. A. Mu:;Lard, Bruer:fir:id. 'Funeral services were ot,xluelorl Monday at 2:00 p.m., at 1,, u(efield United Church, by the Ret W. J. IvTaines, and interment 10 Baird':, Cemetery, STANLEY Samuel McBride Samuel McBride, 73, life-long res- ident of Stanley twp.. and one of the best known farmers of the district, died Sunday in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, His brother, Robert, of Kip - pen, died in December, and his wife, the former Josephine WillorL, in 1010. fro was a member of Blake United Church, Surviving are one ;ort, Lloyd, Detroit, one slaughter, Mts. Pita 'P7aylor, T. Kcter; LW.) bro- h,.r John and Tatnes, Zurich; ibcee sisters, Mrs. C. Stephenson, Hr, all; Mrs. Alvin Nicholson, Re- cital; :Mrs, Maude Snell, in Saskatch- , w an, Funereal s(1 view were con - Mailed from Goshen United Crhureli at 2 3,111., Tuesday, by the Rev, T. J. P113., Burial in Bayfield cemetery, BRODHAGEN Flower adorned the altar of dhe Church at the Sunday service in memory of Ed 1 ielsmier, who passed away three years ago March 24. They were placed there by his fam- ily. EUCHRE In the Lodge Room MONDAY, MARCH 31 At 8.3e sharp Admission 45e. Lunch served Skating Carnival FOR YOUNG AND OLD Seaforth Community Centre Friday, pril 41h, a p.m'® Extra Numbers by Members of the Local Skating Club — Prizes for the following events - -Clowns—Malo and Female —Beat Dressed Couple — Best Pair Skaters to Music — Boys' Races -5 and under —Girls' Races -5 and under — Boys' Races -10 and under ---Girls' Races -1.0 and under —Open Race for Girls —Open Race for Boys —Oldest Couple on Skates — Youngest Couple on Skates —Queen of the Carnival — SPECIAL ATTRACTION Broomball Game Between Seaforth Legion Branch and Picked Team from Town Every One Come in Costume, if Possible ! Admission — 35c and 25c Spring Specials REFRIGERATORS 110;.ygl;rsu:y, General Electric, Gilson, Servel, 'Universal WASHERS ELECTRIC STOVES Eleritric, Beach,. Clare Jewel, Chef Master Combination Coal & Electric ESSOTANE GAS STOVES Maio Jew,tl, Gurney, Empire, Beach Combination Coal & Gas A. E. Querengesser BRODHAGEN, ONT. Phone Dublin 74-R-14 Where you buy the best for less Y'lildit.lIlA1, MAIL 21, 1905 R 13REG ENT THiLtAlt'J T ()11'11,"1 NOW PLAYING HALLO 03' mONTPT ltiehard WItImarlt W1kU:UMAc'1 i'alaua'ee The great story of the W,a• in tits I'arllh',. 'he unman, hens,. „I' World W,,'11 vr•Man. Too,.W 1BRIGHT VICTIM). 1chi c 1nr 7ihubenedy1111`luThe llIuum1 10qt111icw t Iln /dial to 114 1,,, d,w111d, itm010 110n Neat T1twrs. In Sat. ELAh11 GI'' A11AllS I'oadudcolar ASuure, O'Iluru Jell Chandler. 1111 111,1101 111'11111, 111411 0111 111011' rhythm of 1'a" mance as all Araby cheer., Ueon ahuom. Ute raw. 111, elution Ili,' noncom nn 11111. b0d11 BRODHAGEN The examination of the 14. Cation - mens will be held et St. Potties Lu- theran Church at the morning ser- vice beginning at 10;30 on Sunday. A number of relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Barry Beuermann on FridaY evening to honor Mr. George 301 - mon on his 80th birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Querenges- ser, Susan and Patricia of Waterloo with Mr. and Mrs. George Jarmuth on Sunday. Mrs, Roy Siemon is confined to Hospital in London. PLAY "Chintz Cottage" T'rrs(n,tnd by Londosbcro Y. P. In Constance United Church Friday, March 28 At 8.30 p.m. Adults 50c Children 25e USED MACHINERY 1. International T.-I.Tractor 1. Allis W.C. Tractor 1. 22' Standard Massey -Harris Tractor 1 Cockshutt. 70 R.C. Tractor 1 Allis Chahners Combine, flax rolls and pickup 1 used 8' Cockshutt Cultivator 1 used 7' 445 Binder on rubber Several cheaper used Binders 3 used self propelled Combines 1 ''11'1.5 Combine 1 used 10' Int. Cultivator NEW 1----10 Iain ]'r'ertilizer ])rill 2--- 13 1 u11 Fertilizer Drills 1-81/,t,'spring tooth Cultivator F'ew sections of Spike harrows ALL MA(1UNES SERVICED AND IUTADY 12OTt DELIVERY Seaforth Motors SEAFORTH BRUSSELS Phone 141 Phone 56 What you want is oke To work refreshed 701X -'ice:' 3Ka.:1111" "`"-� �P,181""Including Federal Sales and Excise Taxes When you take a mid-morning break, make it a real break ... with delicious ice-cold Coca-Cola. Authorized bottler of Coca-Cola under contract wall Coca -Cala Ltd. ESBECO LIMITED 658 Erie Street STRATFORD, ONT. Phone 78 !.'Coke"1s a registered trade -mark 1.01110111161.1.1111111 Whether we are seeing money and materials by reconditioning wire, cable—telephone equipment of all kinds—and putting it back to work ... Or checking the fuel consumption of our trucks in the hope of saving a few cents per truck per day...Or devising new equipment that will carry a bigger load, or last longer, or cut down on repairs... THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA Keeping an on on costs is part of our drubs chore, To give yoti the big- gest possible value for your telephone dollar WC must get one hundred cents out of every dollar we spend. Keeping our costs clown has kept the cost of your telephone low,'d'hat's the wary we both want it to be.