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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1959-02-12, Page 5THE SEAM tom„ NEWS Thursday, February 12, 1989 'S_ .tits Superior Food Market SALE For Thurs.-Fri.-SAT., Feb. 12.13-14 •olilly BLUE BONNET YELLOW QUICK MARGARINE 1 lb pkg. 33c AYLMER FANCY' , ASSORTED PEAS 33c 2 2 15 oz tins . AYLME • K FRUIT'& CKTAIL 2 15 oz tins 49c HEINZ COOKED SPAGHETTI .... 2 15 oz tins 31c LIBBY'S s°`FANCY QUALITY TOMATO JUICE large 48 oz tin. 33 C CHEERY MORN FRESH GROUND COFFEE 1 lb bag 67c GREEN GIANT NIBLETS CORN 2 14 oz tins 37c CHECK SUPERIOR STORE AD IN LONDON FREE PRESS EVERY THURSDAY FOR ADDITIONAL SPECIALS PHONE 12 WE DELIVER HENSALL Mr. Harold Munn of Perth was Cancer Corner You can't put Cagcer off until tomorrow Tomorrow is too late; Today is Cancer Day for you If you have any of the SIGNS If you think you have it It you think you are getting it, CONSULT YOUR DOCTOR And be sure. With Cancer It is better to be SAFE than SORRY CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY SEAFORTH BRANCH President, J. W. Talbot �--- --CO-OP CO-OP INSURANCE •.Automobile • Truck and Cargo Insurance • Farm Liability and Tractor Ins. • Fire Insurance and Contents Insurance • .Accident & Sickness ART WRIGHT' Phone 187 J John Street SF,AFORTH Insure the Co-op way and you insure the Wright way a weekend visitor with Mrs. Id's Munn and Mr. and Mats. Jack Simmons. Miss Dorothy Farquhar of Tor. onto was a weekend visitor with her mother, 'Miss. Emma Farqu- har. Ivi'rs. Jessie Campbell returned to her (home at Windsor after spending a week with Mrs. Ray Bell and 'sons and visiting with her brother Hoy who is a (patient in !South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Id s, Enualie Parker returned to the home of her eon Mr, and Mrs. H. Parker, after spending several weeks with Mr. and Mrs: R. Keyes ;in Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Diking attended the funeral of ,the late William J. Bell. In Seaforbh on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smith re- turned home on Sunday after spending the past week in Ken. tuekY. Mr. and Mrs. WM. Cook and Mr. Ewen McEwen a'f London called on friends here on Friday. Mr. 'Cecil. Van Horne of Lncan visited recently with his sonin- law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Flynn, 1957 DODGE "8" SEDAN 1957 OLDSMOBILE 4 DOOR HARDTOP 1956 DODGE COACH 1955 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON 1954 FORD SEDAN 1953 PONTIAC SEDAN 1953 METEOR SEDAN 1953 MONARCH SEDAN 1949 VANGUARD SEDAN NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED Seaforth Motors Chevrolet -Oldsmobile Sales & Service MITCHELL SEAFORTH Phone 541 Phone G. Fawm 186 ti , PROCLAMATION TOWN OF SEAFORTH In accordance with a resolution passed by the Municipal Council of the Town of Seaforth, I hereby proclaim that in view of ,the present rabies situation no dog shall be allowed to run at large in the Town of Seaforth until further notice from this elate, November 12, 1958. B. F. Christie Mayor God Save the Queen YIt i 1111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIYIIIIII IIIY1111,YIIY111111(IIII IY111111111111111Y1i I (III I YII I I iitliii tell iIII It111YY1,11IIII, 11III1111I,III I IIIIIlJ TOWN TOPICS Mal <aTpd Mrs, Laugirlai>; Dear o'e la'ergus wore weekend guests of liEr, apd Mrs, 1't, H. Sproat, Mr, and Mrs. John Talbot and family spent the weekend at Dundalk where they attended the Ifuneralof Mr, Talbot's farther, Mr, and Mrs, Waiter Patten of Blyth were guests .on Sunday with Mr, 'and Mrs, Ernest Adams and, Donelda. The seats were 'removed troan' bhe titegent Theatre this ,week and it is understood 'they were taken to London, The Regent ,closed its doors last Ootober, Mr, and Mrs. Bedford Dungey and ;Brenda, spent the weekend in Oollingwood with lir.and Mrs. James Hogg. Misses 'Betty Goudde and Jean Peelle, ,of Exeter were guests of. Miss Donelda Adams Saturday evening, Mr. Albert Baker is a patient in.Victoria Hospital, London, for treatment for a back injury. Dr. and Mrs, L. Matthews- and Jane, Detroit, were weekend vis- itors at the'doome of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. ;Cleary. ,Miss Virginia Smith.;,, London, spent !the weekend with her par- ents, Ma. and Mms. Brad Smith, Mr. and 1VIrs. John Nicholson and family of Streetsmille visited at their home over ;the weekend. Mr, and Mrs. Henry Euzensiber- ger and family of Goderioh were Sunday visitors at the 'home of Mr, and Mrs. Frank Sills Sr. Mr, and Miss. Frank Kling and. Mir. and Mrs, S. C. Rowolbffe are spen'diaug a month's holidays in New Orleans, Mrs. Jos, Miller, Detroit visit- ed with Mr. and Mrs, John Flan ngry and Mr. and Mas. J. J. Cleary last weekend, Mr. and Mrs. John MoQuaid,•olf St, Thomas spent the weekend with Mrs. Jos. McQuaid. • Miss Margaret ,Grieve, Centra- lia, 'spent Centralia,'spent the weekend at her home here. Mr. Basil Duncan, London, vis- ited over the weekend with his mother, Mrs. W. J. Duncan. Miss Madeline Hotlham is hold laying with Miss Barbara Box in .New Orleans, After holidaying in New Orleans bhe R. S. Box 'family will visit Mr. and Mrs. Stewart 'Gordon in Texas. Mr, and Mrs. Mervin Lane cele- brated !their 2Sb11 wedding anni- versary last Saturday. ll?iiss Many Lou Sills, London, spent the weekend with her mo- ther, Mrs. C. P. Sills. BORN Montgomery—At Scott Memor- ial Hospital, on Feb. 801,, to Mr. and -Mrs. Ross Montgomery, Sea- forth, a son - Meagher—On February 9th, to Mr, and Mrs. Alphonse Meagher,, 3 Ingleside, London, at St. Jos- eph's Hospital, a son GROUP 4 NORTHSIDE W. A. The 'meeting of Group 4 W.A. was held at the home of Mrs. Turnbull with 10 members and one visitor present, Mrs. Howard Wilson conducted bhe meeting in the absence .of .our President. Mrs. C. Riley had charge 'of the Devotional. The roll call was an- swered 'by reading a Valentine Verse. We have anode .plans to hold a, crokinole (party in !March, ;the date to 'be set later, which will be held at the ,Church. It was .decided bhat we !hold a bake sale and bazaar in bhe -Spring. Our .President, 'Mrs. Harold Wilson sent In Bier resignation, due to illness she does not feel .that she can carry on Mrs. Britton gave us a very inspiring -talk on the work .of the W.A., stating that we get Christian Fellowship when working together, also that we are in demand and should never say '1No" when asked to do any lolnd of a Jeb Mss. Westoobt 'thanked Mrs Britton for 'the in- spiring message which she gave to us, and ,thanked Mrs. Turn- bull ;for the use of her home. A delicious lunch was served' by our lunch committee, Mrs. Hulley and Miss. Turnbull. GROUP .1 W. A. The regular monthly ,meeting of Group 1 of the W. A. of the Northside' United Church •was field et the 'home of Mrs. Wilmer Cuthill with 24 ,members pretient. Co,President, Mrs. D. Williaans, opened the meeting with a !poem "Jesus Olrrist the ,Saviour". The scripture was read by Mrs, Close ,followed by prayer by Mrs: Brit- ton. !Mies tF'en'nell was the speak- er dor the evening' ,telling of her trip 'to Japan. last summer, Mrs.' Outhill gave a reading "At Tithe Gate". A very successful parcel post sale was conducted, realiz- ing ,the sum of $6,25, Plans. for the Valentine Supper on Feb, 12 were made. A solo 'by Mrs, E. Williams was enjoyed by all. Lunch was served by Mrs. Gra- ham Herr and Mrs,. Wm, Ball. Mrs, Dave Lemon, on behalf of the ladies, thanked 'Mrs, ,Cuthill for the use of her home and all those taking ;pant. FEDDRA,TTO?o NifW I By J, C, TT.eajingSlfaY ion February 2nd. the Daily 0o-Ordineting (Board suet 4n the Agricultural Board rootnea to lay plans for the Dairy Princess Con• test bo be held thi's summer' Geo. Watt was elected Chairman of the Board and 'Oar' Hemingway Secretany4Treasmre,, This con- test lugs (proved quite popular and we are hoeing .that even more well petrtiolpate. BMOCs have been. arranged for the first ten plea - lags, and 4n order that the par- tdaipanbs may m e c e'i v e some, coaching, entries date requested by May -first. First (prize 'ts a free trip to compete at the C,N;E, The Ontario Poultry Producers meeting ;held in Toronto, Friday last, was not as well attended as was hoped. 'Bad driving condi- tions kept (many of the •north western producers at Thome. How- ever the 'plan was thoroughly dieoussed and .dates for county meetings easily in March were arranged. Under sectilon 9 of the .Farm Products !Marketing Act bhe Ont- ario Poultry Producers can have a deduction made on eggs at the egg grading - station and on .poul- try at the killing Plante. With bite money 80 raised a portion will be u'eed.,to finance the Ont- ario Organization and a portion will go to the county organization By fat the largest portion will be used to promote the better handling of eggs—at the form— at the wholesale—at the retail levels. There are few products that deteriorate as rapidly or have strelr a discouraging effect on consumption as a low quality egg. at 4s looped that an advertising campaign will stimulate the -sale of eggs. A similar ;promotion of cheese has increased domestic consumption by 20 'per cent. A research program will be carried on' in the 'field of pricing and marketing. The Department of ulgriculture has intimated' that the quotations of daily poultry and egg prices are far from saYtis. factory .and has expressed the hope that the Ontario Poultry Producers'olivill ;be able to assist in this field, There •was some opposition ex- pressed by some particularly large 'producers because of the comparatively large amounts that would be collected trope them, en a production 4w;sie, How' ever they didn't seem to realise that tine benefits mould be equal, lY large. Also some felt that a promo- tion plan would not thelia bhe large producer who has been able to arrange a special market, Here again they ,failed to realize that they must dispose 'of their our. plus ]nsoduotion and +it isthe mar tet price established on this our. Pine that determines the price on their special anarket, In order that all producers may be fully 'informed a meeting of all township poultry producers will be held in bhe Agricultural Board Rooms, Clinton, Friday Feb. 13th, at 8.30 p,an. MRS, GEORGE WESTBROOS Mre. George Westbrook died suddenly on Thursday at Alexan- dra Manine'and General Hospit- al, Goderich, in cher 77th year. The former Isabel Youngblut, she was born in HIullett twp„ a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Youngblut. She had lived In God- ericlr. for the past 68 years. She was a member of North Street United Church, Suxviviag, be. 044e0 iher husband, are IOW sons, Earl, Leonard and Harry, of God, erisit; Walter, Kingsville; four daughters, Miss Dorothy West• brook and Mrs, Geo, T, (Annie) Ross, both of 'Godertoi i Mrs. X. H, (Olive) Moniker, Sarnia; Airs. Ray (:Betty Jean) St. ,Olair, Par- ent, quebec; 'four sisters, °Mrs. A, Nott and Ms's, John. Vodden, both of Londesboro; Miss Margaret Youngblut and Mrs, Wm. Arohim- bellt, 'both of Goderioh. The Ifun- erai was heed, on Saturday from the Stiles funeral Thome, the Rev. A. E. Eustaee of North Street United Church officiated, Burial was in Maitland cemetery. DUBLIN Mrs, Mary Schulman in 'Buffa- lo, Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Stapleton have left for Florida, Mir. and Mrs. John Cleary of London with Mr, and Mrs. Frank Evans. Miss Mary Morrison and Jim. mY of Kitchener with Mr. and Mrs. James Morison. Mrs, G Holland of St, Clem- ents at her home. National Eiectric Week Feb. 9141 MORNING... NOON... and NIGHT•TIME TOO! An automatic electric water heater gives you plenty of hot water for all your household needs, ... and quick recovery when more hot water is needed .. . for just a few cents a day. live Laetter..ELECTHICALLY �g NWAW�, LrYiw,uUWnk WWil Public Utility. Commission FRANK KLING Chairman D'ORLEAN SILLS Commissioner B. F. CHRISTIE Mayor R. B. HOLMES Manager