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The Seaforth News, 1959-01-01, Page 5"4,*- uti. THA ,SEAFORTH NEWS—Thureday, Januar, 1, 1959 HAPPY NEW YEAR SEAFORTH FARMERS CO-OP Warehouse Div. PHONE 9 W. C. OKE Real Estate and Insurance Phone 458, Seaforth AUBREY EICKMEYER General Merchant Egmondville Phone 72 WONG'S GRILL PHONE 51' SEAFORTH ROBERT'S HOUSE of BEAUTY Phone 493 Seaforth 'CAROL LYN SHOP . LADIES' WEAR Phone 584w `Seaforth • GEO. H. MILLER CITIES SERVICE Phone. 149 Seaforth WILLIS DUNDAS 'blue coal' Champion Stove • & Furnace Oil Dundas & Loney Phone 573 or 138 ---JOHNNIE BLUE JOHN DEERE Sales & Service Phone 768 Seaforth BALL-MACAULAY BUILDERS' SUPPLIES LIME, CEMENT Seaforth Phone 787. Clinton 97 unuull l l ll11111111 V I I I Ills 1111111lll ( I I I11l l lnonmunuuu LLO'Y'D McCLUSKIE GENERAL STORE Winthrop, Phone 855x12 aid . STAR CAFE . rSeason's Greetings T. ,CHONG, PROP. SMITH'S Superior Food Market PHONE 12 SEAFORTH BALDWIN HARDWARE Most Complete Stook of General Hardware Glidden Paints PHONE 61 ISEAFORTH SHINEN'S MEN'S AND LADIES' WEAR GENERAL DRY GOO -DS SEAFORTH SEAFORTH CREAMERY and Locker Storage Harvey H. Leslie, Prop. PHONE 80 SEAFORTH .4111 SEAFORTH SUPER MARKET EOIiIENSWiILLERS Fresh Fruits, Meats, Groceries SEAFORTH PHONE 8 Watson & Reid Insurance of All Kinds John A. Cardno, Agent KEITH SHARPE Phone 851r5 Seaforth GRAVES' Wallpaper Store Wallpaper, Paints & Varnishes Window Shades Phone 7 Seaforth DON WOOD Heating, Plumbing Tinsmithing Phone 23 Seaforth DON BRIGHTRALL FINA PRODUCTS Phone 354 Seaforth 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 AUSTIN MATHESON ELECTRICAL IOONTRAIOTAR PHONE 340 W SEAFORTH JACKSON ALUMINUM. LIMITED Phone 3J Seaforth FLANNERY CLEANERS Phone 87 Seaforth NEIL C. BELL SHELL SERVICE PHONE 452 Goderich 1St. West Seaforth SEAFORTH FARMERS CO-OP PRODUCE DEPT. MAIN ST. PHONE 13 TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED The most value for the Farmer's Dollar Phone 775 Seaforth TERRY'S RADIO REPAIR MAIN STREET PHONE 347-R SEAFORTH JOHN BACH International Harvester Dealer ,SEA,FOH SAVAUGE'S Diamonds - Jewellery Fine 'Ohina •Seafonbh ICE CREAM MILK BUTTER DAIRY BAR Seaforth ROWCLIFFE MOTORS DODGE AND DES 'OTO J. I. Kase Farm Implements Phone 267 Seaforth William M. Hart "Fuel To Burn" Coal & Fuel Oil T. PRYDE & SON ,SEAFORTH. MOTTUI1fEN1 Wb1LKS PHONE" 363(J To our Friends and Customers: Wishing you all a very happy prosperous New. Year THE Holland . Grocery ST. COLUMBAN SEAFORTH LUMBER LTD. BUILDERS SUPPLIES Coal Cement PHONE 47 ELLIOTT'S QUICK LUNCH WILLARD ELLIOTT, Prop. PHONE 477 ISEAVORTH CROWN HARDWARE General Hardware Paints, Appliances Phone 797 M. Nott SMITH'S BAKERY CAKES, ETC. MATIN ST. PHONE 37 Cleave & Peg's B -A SERVICE. Goderich .St. E. DICK'S GROCERY. GORDON DICK, PROP. PHONE 91 ,SEAFORTH KERSLAKE'S FLOUR AND FEED ,STORE SEEDS. SALT PHONE 6 ,SEAFORTH FEDERATION NEWS By C. Hemingway iOhrietreas has passed for an- other year and I hope it has been a happy one for all of you yet having heard the death toll on the highways for the holiday weekend I realize that for too many this .Christmas has been tragic. I would wish you a most happy•and successful New Year yet I know only too well that by the time January 4 roils around there will be some missing. Let us all be just a little more care- ful in 1959 .and keep the number of traffic deaths to an all time low. It can be done. For the farmer 1958 was gen- erally a little better than the previous year and prospects for 1959 seem encouraging. Almost every time I write one of these articles I feel the need for more accurate figures and statements but find I have to use what is available. In. forecasting for 1959 I would say that we can look for high grain. prices. Mr. Harkness, Min- ister of (Agriculture, has stated that •all western grain will be deliverable to the elevators this crop year. This in turn could mean that western farmers may not be as interested in feeding livestock next (year. As this will put more grain on the market for 1959-60 the price of grain will probably not (increase as much as it otherwise would, however with a reduction in Western feeding we could look .for better prices. for livestock particularly in hogs and poultry products. Just to confuse the question -a Tittle more I might add that all this would .change draslbically if we were to have a very good or very bad crop year, (Finally please do not file .this forecast as It might prove embarrassing by 1960. At this time I would like to ,point outthe vital ,importance of having a market for our farm produce. i can only produco broi lers if II have a contract with someone to buy those broilers, If I produce eggs I, as yet, can sell them but again I will get some- thing less than if I had a con- tract and can probably look for- ward in the near future of having to seek a contract to be able to sell eggs. I can bring my hogs to Clinton and know that they will be sold. Also I can expect at least an equal price to the. Toronto market. I can take my fat cattle to a community sale or to the stockyards in Toronto and know that they will be sold. However if I bring my cattle to Clinton I can be sure that I will get the Toronto price less transportation to Toronto. Why should this be when in most cases my cattle will only go to Stratford or to Kitchener? Many times this transportation factor gives me a higher price ;for my hogs in Clin- ton, why then shouldn't it do the same for my cattle, WALTON Mr. Murray Kirkby has return- ed to the village after spending Christmas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Geo. I irkby, Burwash. Mr. and Mrs. .Frank Burke ofWinlgham were Ohristmas visit- ors at the Home of Mr, and Mrs. A. McCall. Miss June Hackwell, .Stratford spent a few days with her par- ente Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hackwell Miss Joan Ryan, R.N. of Corn- wall spent a Week with her par- ents, Mr, and Mrs. L. Ryan, CROMARTY Mrs. M. Houghton with Ir, and Mrs. Ross Houghton, Mitchell. Ma-. Frank Stagg with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pridham, Russeildale, Miss Olive Sneeze with Mr. Clive McDonald and family, Mit. obeli. Mr. and Mrs, Calvin Christie and family and Mr. and MIS, Murray Christie and family with Mr. and Mrs. A. Christie. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Ramsey and Steven with Mr. and Mrs. Soren- sen, Georgetown. Children's Aid Soc. of- Huron County Goderich, Ontario December 29, 1958 The Board and Staff of the Children's Aid Society of Huron County extends its gratitude to the individuals, churches and or- ganizations from all parts of Huron who assisted the Society in its annual - distribution of Christmas gifts to more than 300 children in this County. Five or- ganizations contributed complete family Christmas boxes including a fowl dinner; 58 churches and organizations donated money, White Gifts, cartons of food and clothing; ' 39 individuals sent money, dolls, treats and other gifts. From the R.C.A.F. Station at Centralia arrived a load of sleds, tricycles and other toys. On De- cember 22nd the R,C.A.F. Station at Clinton entertained 90 child- ren from all corners of the Coun- ty to a wonderful party at the Station. Invitations were arrang- ed by the Children's Aid, which is grateful to the airforce person- nel for its generosity; to the county reeves and mayors, Board members and individuals who provided transportation for the children, To the ladies who assisted in wrapping and to the individuals and members of provincial and 'town police forces who helped with the delivery, the Children's Aid Society is extremely grateful. We wish a happy and prosper- ous New Year to all. MARY P. CHAII'FEE Local Director J. A. WESTCOTT JEWELLER Vehicle Permit Issuer Phone 599w Seaforth GORDON McGONIGLE GROCER PHONE 166 ,SEAFORTH CANADIAN TIRE STORE G. & W. SMITH, PROPS. Auto Accessories, Tires Batteries Phone 792 Seaforth KEATING'S PHARMACY "The Rexall Drug Store" J. E. Keating, Phan. B.Phone 28 M. E. Hoover, Phin. B. NORMAN SCOINS (CLEANERS AND DYERS PHONE 242 SEAFORTH STAFFEN'S PLUMBING AND HEATING PHONE 49 MILTON J. DIETZ Purina Chows, Sanitation Supplies Poultry & Hog Equipment - Phone 647r21. Seaforth R.R. 3 DORIS' BEAUTY SALON Phone 373 Seaforth Duna III lnllnnlllulnlnlll III ll,l,l11111111n1111n11III,11111 JIM SALLOWS East End White Rose PHONE: 774 Days 668-22 Nights , I,11111I,1111111111111111111111„11, l„1111„11111111111111111111111 SEAFORTH GRILL Full Course Meals RAY JESSOME, Prop. Phone 746 HM11111111110 l lull Illlll1111111111,I,II1111111,11111111III 111111 JIM BROCK Supertest Service Efficient Towing Custom Snow Plowing Day Calls 362. After 11 p,m. 228w 11111111alllll111111111111111111111 Ii 11111111111111,111111111111111 MAPLE LEAF DAIRY i. •g1111 Line Dairy Products PHONE 101 SEAFO1tpH G. A. WHITNEY FURNITURE TELEVISION Funeral and Ambulance Service Phones: Day or Night 119 CHRISTIE'S MEAT MARKET Fresh and Cured Meats Phone 58 Seaforth CRICH'S BAKERY, WHITE CLOVER BREAD Cakes. (Candy Ice Cream Phone 34 Seaforth FRANK- KLING Electric Wiring Plumbing and Heating Sheet Metal Work PHONE 19 (SEAFORTH COMMERCIAL HOTEL PHONE 227 SEAFORTH G. A. SILLS & SONS HARDWARE' - Heating Plumbing Tinsmithing PHONE 56 ,SEAFORTH WALDEN' & BROADFOOT Texaco Products Phone 686w PHILLIPS FRUIT STORE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PHONE 63 SEAFORTH till 1,,,111111111, I I I I I l 1,1111111111111111111111111111,1111111, l l l l ll SEAFORTH BEAUTY SALON Phone 157 ,Seaforth SMITH'S SHOE STORE Phone 301 Seaforth 11111111111111 Mlllll11111111111111 111111III 111111111111111111111li