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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1959-02-26, Page 1h News WHOL10 SERIES, VOL. 31 SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, PE413RUARY 26, 1959 SLR a Year 50th. Anniversary of Recommend Shorter Regina Couple • Phone Talks (Prom Tile Rey*a Leader Post) The McKillop Municipal Tele. Mr. and •Mrs, James Albert phone sYetent at the, annual meet Dnowtt were at home to friends Ing Friday afternoon s'ecommteiud- �in Carmichael Cliuroh hall on tie ed that sifbs'arlbers should stnudY oeaseioat of their 'golden wedding how to make ;Mete telephone eon- anwivereare. venation as short as ,possible. The .couple's family of four Shortening the length of stun° daughters were present for the they talked on the phone as much 000asibri• They are Olive,at as possible would increase the home; ee.e. W. T. (Laeta) Box- usefulness of the System for ev- all, 'E1geley; Mm's, C,'oy'don (Rel- eryone, 'it was pointed out.. How en) MacKenzie, Seaforth, Ont; ever the meeting was not very 1V7ns, Howard (Doeie) Dreyer, pi- 'hopeful that their :recornmendio apat, Three of the eight grand- tion would have any etfeot at all children attended the celebration, on ,this problem. which generally' A three -tiered wedding 'cake al lies Nttelephone lep thopite ev which 'flanked with gold. tapers 'centred serves the southern Hut - the tea table. Tea honors were pare of Hml- performed 'by sisters of the eau- lett in aidditien to McKillop, Last pie, MTs. G. Cain of Balgonte, and Year spent $15,300 en 'constnuc- Mss. Bertha Oain, Mrs. Mary Mc- tion land $2300 for maintenance Intosh and Mrs. Mae Phipps, all work on their lines. Regina. Miss Sharon MacKenzie, AR officers• were re-elected: a granddaughter, had •charge of Herby Snell, chairman, George the guest 'book. Also in'esent was Campbell and Allan Campbell, Rioky MacKenzie 05 SeaSerth, a 'oemmissioners, and J.' M. Eckert, grandson, secretary -treasurer. Con'gratuiatomy messages were The meeting was field in the read from Prime Minister John library hall at Seaford". Diefenbaker, len More, M.L,A, ..Lt. -Gov. F. L. tBastedo, Premier TEEN TOWN NOTES 1'. C. Douglas, and, the Whtwanesa The Teen -Town are having a - Mutual Insurance .Company. Rev. semis -formal deacje on Saturday J. T. Horricke extended cang7at- evening, March 14th with Stew - relations on behalf of the ch:uach, tat .Baird''s Collegians at the Ar - The gift table was centred by ens hall. Aa} this is a St. Patrick's a bouquet of 50 yellow roses' sent dance we want everyone to wear to Mr. and Mrs. Brown from Van- something green, or ecasequen- couver: Presentations .during the 'ces will follow. Members only, afternoon included a gold ,eake or non-members accompanied by plate from Grace Baptist 'Chinch, a member. Davin, 'by Atm. H, Lindenbaclh; This Saturday night, Feb, 28th a gold watch to Mr. Brown and a weare hevim'g a 'hard Time bouquet of reel roses to 'Mrs, Dance at the town hall. Members Brown, from the Wawanesa Mu only or non-members accoanpan- tual Insurance Company -where led by a member. Girls army wear A'fr. Brown has a 40 -year service slacles or slim jints but no jeans. record, by M. C. Holden; a table A bank account was staoted silverware chest, from oo'tnmun.i- ;this week to provide 'funds for 'friends, by Mee, 111. H. Rollins; future general expenses. Centennial silver dollars, from Members voted at an executive the Bell families, by Ma's, J. J. W. meeting held at the high. school Bell, aunt' of Mr. Brown. on Tuesday afternoon to pro - Mayor H. H. P. 'Baker called at vide flowers or -fruit gift to men- the family residence during the ,bergs ono happen to be sick in evening br'ingin'g congratulations hgspital. from ,the City of Regina. We are really pleased with Mr. Brown, who was .born in .the aft-enclances !Saturday night 1881 in Trowbridge, Ont., ;mane in the town'hall. There were ibe- to the Northwest Territosdes with .tween 150 and 200 on, Saturday his 'family in 1887, settling south- and membership now stands near ]west of Qu'tAippelie in the Hicks- 300. vale 'district, 'He homesteaded near iDrinliwater in 1901 and gat- REBEKAHS ISYJET er ;returned to hie home distriot, were, Ecy Andrews, N,G„ pre - settling on Otis toren three stiles 'added over Monday night's :meet - west of Davin station. ing of •Edelweiss Rebekah Lodge ,Mrs. Brown, the former Rose at Seaforth. Further plans Smith, was 'born in 1886, in were anade for a "Dessert Euah- MaKiliop. Atter teaching. in Ont re" Pat the home of Mrs, ,Scott ario, Mrs. Blown -Mame west to. '73!abkirlc on Marek 11th, and for teach at Marlborough 511100'1 near a tea and lomebaking sale fat Tuxford 4n 1907. the IOOF hall on 'March 28th, Eu - The couple were married Feb.. chre was enjoyed lollorwdng the a 1909, in .Winnipa ..They lived meeting 12 e tin with tables at play. on their farm In the Davin die-gP y trict before retiring iny.1934 'tq. Prize' winner+s were Mrs, Fred 1T3uisser,. tis. Sid. Gemmell,.: Mrs. their present hrome at" 2354 Me ,A. Hutdhinsion, ISMae Hine. Donald street, Regina. brecht, Hugh Blair, Wan. Austin Mas, Brown is a sister of Mrs. and Alvin Dale. Archie Kerr, ex" -1, Seeforth, and. A successful ,potluck supper Percy Smith, Seaforth. Congtat- and social time were enjoyed on ulations were sent to Mr's. Brown . Saturday evening when members by several of her wheel chums and families, of Edel'weise and at 'Seaforth. Fidelity Lodges met intim IOO'F bliss HELEN ]NIeDOd7gALL hall, Program numbers were pre- sen'ted by (Mies Sharon Sdreng ac - The death of Miss Helen Mc- ocmpanied :on the guitar by Mrs. Dougall, Seafcnth, occurred on Victor Lee; a reading and a song Saturday 'following a shoot ill- by Toms Fox and a skit by Mrs. nese. She was 38 years of age. K. Sharp and •Mrs, T. Grummett. Born in Egmondville, the d'augh- A successful penny sale realized ter of the late William M!oDoug- $16,25, all and Elizabeth Anderson of NORTHSIDE Gaderieh township, she received The February ,meeting of the her education at Egmondvi'lle Northside United Church WMS Public School and Seafortl t High was held Tuesday evening. The School. Mies McDougall was a President, Mrs. C. Walden pre - dressmaker in her younger days. sided: Mrs, 3, C. Brittop, opened She is survived by a niece, 'Mrs. ,the meeting with a poem. In the Leslie McClure of ;Seaforth, and absence of 'Mrs, B. Ohristie, 'Mrs. a nephew, Lachlan Stewart, of E. .Olose gave as the minutes Oakland, Calif. She was an ad- of last meeting. Mrs. W. Leeming herene of First Presbyterian geld us in 'prayer. Our •Easter Church, Seaforth,, -The-funeral Thanker/awing.meeting will be took place from the 'Box funeral held March 25 at 2.30 with Miss Home on Tuesday at 2 pan., with. Fennell our speaker. Capers were Rev. D. Leslie Elder of First Pres- 'appointed from 'group 3. byterian Church officiating, .In- Group 2 took over the meeting ferment was in Maitlandbank with Mrs. E. H. Close opening cemetery. The pallbearers were: with a •hyna'n, 'Miss Fennell read - Orville Dale, John Rivers; Raying the scripture and Mrs. Brad- lieeGeoch, Graham Kerr, Dale Shaw leading in ;prayer, Ma's, W. Nixon, Frank Sm'ale, Leeming 'told us an 'interesting story about 'Ruth and Mrs. Mol`- INSTALLING STAIRS fait and Mrs.. Berger *favored us Repair work on the second, with a lovely duet. The study Goer of the town ball which has 'book was .taken 'by Mrs. J. G been going on for some time, was Britton and. Miss Fennell told us ready tor auelor a'lterati'ons en of the great need of the lepers in. the stairs by Wednesday. The old, Korea. Our meeting closed with stairs are being removed, and a a prayer by Mre. E. H. Close. place cut out for the installabibn AUXILIARY MOOTS of the new ones. I't is expected all traffic to the upper floors The AEternaon Auxiliary ef. First will be restricted to workFirstPresbyterian'Church held 'who will use ladders for a few' Lis b'ebruary meeting in the days. church hall .on. Tuesday atter Councillors hope the change noon with a good attendance. The over will be completed by next 'president, Mrs. J. L. Bell, opened Tuesday when police court Is the meeting with prayer and gave scheduled to be held in the new some thelgful thoughts fnrom an omit room which has undergone amt •i c l e entitled "Buckets of extensive changes and has been Faith". Mrs, W. E. Butt's group redecorated, had'charge of the study period *hien dealt witlh our week among PLAY SARNIA the Preach Canadians, Mra, Butt Seaforth D.H.S. hockey team is assisted by Mrs, H. R. Scott, Mrs. playing home and Nome games W ..rover, Mrs, 'S, Reid, and with Sergio, ,Colleglate team 011 tare: J. B. aysaell lastol' 4n st in- with and Friday. .Seaforth 'ter eatrob way a of their outstau e defeated edderich to win .the ing 'problems, aril also of the Tight to nieet Sarnia. work that has been done and of what 4s baing done 111' our ohxurali and ,our WMS at the presept' Jim Scotttime. The ,devotions were in Heads charge of Mrs. F. Wigg and Mrs. Student Council H- McLachlan. ' Eleetion of officers for Stud BELL- PHONES INCREASE eats' 'Council on Monday resulted The Bell Telephone`flompaluy ee 'fallowsi ex ansion during 1958 was re- President, e- lir i p g ea dent Jim , Scott' Vice. fleeted in Seaford' tele ad dl. by e ac d1 President, .� Cotmine , S¢nibh Sec, lion tion of 28 teleho - nes W. W. .iia W Y LYttda Savattge; Tress!,, Robert Isom, Bell Mamagea• for this re - Elliott (arch),,gem said, bri,agiwg the total in The president and vice fixes,,, service bore as of Dec. 31 to 822 take office immediately; ; 2 > ,.. seers• (not including 6.0 +rcSStiAlop and til4'tf" and tt•eaellror In .September, Tuokersmith gaMtn»rrr'".) Presentation MarksMcNaughton Makes Choir Anniversary I Maiden Speech On Thursday evening, Feb. 19, The renewing. is part of the 'in the ehureh school . 110011 the text of tate marten speech in the Woman's Association put on a p egislature of C. arles MaoNaugh- supper for the 1netnbers of the ton, MPP for Huron. Junior Chair :in celebration of the 20th annivesany of this 'fine oar- On rising for'•tlhe first time 'in ganization in the life of Neste. this House, to :.�ta11 part in the side xeongregatbon. About 46 mem- debate ou the allotion so capably hers sat clown to supper together moved .by 'fife on, Menibei far with the choir director, Miss M. Landon South ajnd seconded do 7'u'rubull; organist, Mas, Jas, A. such an effectle�ee manner by the Stewart; Ma, and Mr's. Ross, Mur. Iron, Member or Coe It r a n e Ole (Ma•. Mwrdie retu'esentecl the North, I 'sltouid.,liice at the out - session) ; Mas. E, H. 'Close (Tell - thanks to express my personal resenting the !Board of 'Stewards; 'thanks to your Honor, for the Mrs. Jas, M. Scott, •Muse Rena 'm'any kindnesses. You have been Fennell; Rev. and Mrs, 13, V. pleased to extend to me since my Workman (the minister at North- eleobion as 'Ike • epr'esentative e.f Side when the chair was started) bile peeJOe of th Riding of Hur• and Rev. and Mr's,. 3, Cliff Brit- on. •Permit acre too, Me. Speaker, ton, to say how extremely helpful Following the supper Miss Sha- have been the 'members of your Ton McNichol, president, gave a staff and may T: add that, M. my vote of .thanks , to the W.A. for rather .brief experience in this the supper, to which Mrs. Harold House, I have developed bath re - Connell replied. Then Mt`. Work- 'spent and admiration for the man was called on to recount inanner in which lyou. so capably some of the events which led to and impartially discharge .the du - the .fortming of the Junior Choir ties of your high office. under his aninistry. Mrs. Close May 'I also .congratulate the read a splendid address of thanks Hort. Member fort Ilsaex 'South on to the ,present, and .only leader of his itmefermewt in attaining the the Junior chair, :mise Mabel .office {if Deputy Speaker, I am Mr. Murray Dale and Miss Mu- Tma`n'bull and Mr, Ross Murclie sure all Hon. Members will agree, riel Gowdy of Wingltam visited made a presentation of a piece of that 'because of his long expert- Sunday with Murray's aunt, Mos. on behalf of the Official encs as 'member and fon'mer Tlto1ma Bromic ICi'to'henet•, Board all the longi egation, as a Whip, he is enti'nently well dual- IVIn, and lIrs. 11. Pt ssseator and token of their appreciation, ifiel tom this important pos'ttian• ,fa'mily visited Sunday with Mr, en Miss Turnbull's reply she While I reeagnize in the full- and Mrs. G. Glanville and •family mentioned a number of items of est sense, the honor that the peo- of Mrs.oC. interest that she had recorded Ole of Huron: have conferred upon This week Miss Laurel Dale, a, about the first 'choir. The original me, In electing me es ,the mere- Normal student of Teachers' Col- - members were: Betty Clarke, Ha- sentatdve of this historic aiding, lege, Stratford, as practice teaoh- rriett Russell, Lois Finngan, Ed- nevertheless the circnmstanees ,ing at G dea'lelt while Mise 4far1- na Goatee, Donelda Hawkins, Lor- which resulted 4n my election lyn Taylor is teaching in Galt, na Dale, 8Sa,i'jooyie Golding, Petri were and will continue to be, a Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Lawson oil Beohele, Marguerite Weetcott, matter of .profound 'regret The and Mr- and Mrs, Earl Lawson Betty Dunlop, Aunts Dunlop, late Tom Payde was my neigh- attended the funeral of Mrs. A. Winifred 'Russell, Jean Currie, bona- and true "friend. Truly, he Shepherd, M o n cl a y afternoon Janie Moffat.'Shirley Wurm, Mar- was a dedicated 'servant of the ,pram Ball's Funeral Home, Olin - garret Pethbek, Dorothy Gallop, adopted aountty he loved so well. ,ton. Margaret Dale, Lois IreGavin, To have known !grim and called Mr. and Mrs.Widmer Gloushar Helen 'Moffat, Wilma Hay, hMnxdne 'him fniend was stn honour andLawi•,ence, Joyce 'Wilbee, Luella privilege I will net is my Stewartlite. and and Miss Joyce Jew - and itt aTuesday in London, g from all Hopper, Annie • Wood, Harald time forget and the many kindly s,, and Mrs, Bert Rlldo, Mr. Knight, Ronald Savau e, Bob references I have 'heard f Knight, , Ft ed VSreetlmark, Donald Members of this house aRoss Riley and Miss .Chery 1 R4= re a mat- ley and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Boa, Hillis, Ihnie 'Clarke, Don Wood; ter .of personal 'satisfaction to one all of Oromarty visited him. and Claire Wesecott, Doaaad Bright- as •I .am sure they:are to luis farm- Mm' 7, Miley Tuesday evening. aa11, Jack .Weedmark, Neil Hop- sly and ell these whom he sere - Per. ed so faithfully and well. Over the 20 'year period the av- I 'feel •I would be remiss if r B R UC E F I E L D erage membership has stood at neglected to congratulate the hon. 38, with an average auttendan'ce of Prime Minister en; the 'manner in The regular monthly meeting 28. 37 gowns were nia,de for the which lie has recently strength- .of the Bnucefield WMS was held choir at a total cost oferred the cabinet. Those whom he in the school room of the church$27.11. Tigress gowns arsstill in use. ,hits chosen as his lieutenants are.on Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 10Th, . Missionary Sunday was •cibserv- all worthy men, capable of per- owing to the weather there was a ect' Sunday morning at the forming tin dudes of their re- small attendance. 'church school with a film on, Af- spective offices, in a manner The worship service was in rica, prepared by the World Lit- wlhich is in keeping with the' high charge of Mrs. N. Wacker and eracy Inc., , and 'presented by the standards the people of this pro- Miss M. Swan, The theme "Race Missionary Education Supt,, Mrs. vince have come to expect of Prejudice 'Exposed". Miss Swan J. Ellis. those who direct affairs On Gov- read the scripture 'lesson and the ermet. comment- and prayer r was given Mr. Speaker, T propose, in the by Mrs, Walker, Mrs, S. Davison, Ladies' Bonspiel miost concise tet'ms.,possi'ble, to in the absence of Mrs. W. Scott, Held at Seaforth deal with the interests of the mid- our president, presided over' the ing of Huron, its history, its peo- business pant of the meeting.TheTwo Sarnia sinks were thepie and their alms and mph -a. minutes of the lost meeting wet e spiel held on 1 winners of Feb.eb.tl1 Ladies' Bon- ions as well as the general eoon- read and the roll .0811 answered 8th, A delict- omy of thiss'wonderful pant of by seven members. The treastu•- he buffet supper was served to our great Province, relating, all er's report was given, and Miss the visitors who came from Lan, in a general way, to similar situ- Swan in reporting for Commun- dan, Stratford, Sarnia, Kitchener, Norr, Nor bon, Galt,. ations, which undoubted'lty prevail ity Friendship, told of ten calls wich, God- do many other rural sections of being made and read a thankyou erich, Mitchell and Wingham, Ontario. note. Mts. 'McQueen told of a new 9 a.m. whiners: 1st .irrize, rink It is not possible to discuss in subscription of the Missionary skipped by Mrs. E. McCandless, abbreviated farm the complete Monthly. It was agreed to provide Sarnia; including Mrs. Ruth history of this famous section of a study packet for the Mission Brown, Mrs. Eva Smith, Mrs: Ontario, Rather, I propose to Band. It was unanimously agreed Mary Galbraith; and winning .touch on certain of the high- to observe "God's :Minute" by the rink, skipped by Mrs. 'Madeline lights. members, every day during the Batson, Kitchener; the 3•rd by The 'first white man to visit Lenten 'Season. The Easter 'Manic Miss Schmimber, Galt; cons„ Mrs. the area is acknowledged to be a Offering .meeting was discussed, R. MaciK4nnon,. Stratford. young associate of Champlain but owing' to the small attendance 11 a.m: draw: let, Mrs, M. Vol- 'known es Etienne Boule. He be- was laid over to a later date. Amar, Sarnia; inoluding Mrs. R, came singularly adept at master- bt was reported that 'Dr. Do'n- Oha,pman, Mrs. N. Jackson, Mrs, ing various Indian dialect's and, all Watt of Bella Cools Hospital J. Koweinak; and, 'Mrs. Amy Ed in 'due course, he because the was buying anaesthetic equip - wards, Wingltam; 3rd, Mrs, A, foremost linguist and • interpreter meat for 'bhebr hospital with do - Roberts, Stratford; • sons„ Mrs. to take up residence with the nations he received for speaking Mildred Whetstone, Goderioh. The Huron tribe and he shared their and Showing slides at different lucky prizes were won by Mr's, customs and existence until 1633 church 'meetings. Parcels sent to !Audrey Walsh, 'Stratford; Mdse when he became a viotbm of the Bella Ooola hospital from Torotr- Florence 'Laidlaw, 'Seaforth; Mrs, came customs and was killed, to, cost $13.65 per cwt. by freight A. Y. McLeen, Mrs, K. Morgan, quartered, 'boiled and eaten by and $15. by express. It was may - Stratford, those who had been ,hie 'b'lood ed and caraied that we ask for A Seafarth ,rink,, skipped by brothers.o'ld woolens to be made into blan- (Miss Allice Reid, vice skip, Mrs, •Mr, Speaker, I cannot refrain kers to be sent in the bale, These 'John Cardno, 2nd, Mrs, Brad from observing at this point that donations to :be .left at the .home Smith, lead Mrs. James Park won history 'frequently repeats itself of Mrs, Lorne Wilson, first prize 'at Stratford recently. and that a similar fate may soon Mrs. 'Wilson was in charge of This was the second winning be in store for an lion. .member the Study Leaflet, She told of rink from Seaforth which won, of this house, the leader of a very the missionary interest in Health, top honors at bonspet's away small .group, wlio 'has sojourned and of .the established Missionary from home. over -long in an atmosphere in Hospitals. There is a great deal Which'he seems to me to be as in- of work to be done in the case of WITH THE CURLERS compablble as was this young boys to avoid delinquency and 'of A 'rink of :Seaforth curlers with Frenchman of earlier clays. delinquent ,girls who need 'assist - E. C. 'Boswell es skip attended For most practical 'purposes, ante. the bonepiel in Wingham last the history of the 'Huron District Mee, Lorne Wilson was appoint - week and 'brought home some of of I3uron Tract commences in ed "Key Woman" for the Day of the prizes. Other members were about 1824 or 1825 with the for- Prayer in 1960, The meeting .clos- M. ,E. Clarke,. E. Dummt, J, A, motion of tlhe Canada Company. ed with •repeating the &fiepah Westeott, On 'Novem'ber 26111, 1824, some Benediction in unison, 1,384,413, acres were sold tram Mrs. Stackhouse, Mrs. L. Wil - W.' L EUCHRE' Crown reserves in Upper Canada, son, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Wilson •Committees for W. I. euchre on to the Canada Company, at the visited 4w London on Sunday. 'Wave" 6th: Tables and 'ohairs� price of florae shillings and six- visited and Mts, Edgar Allen Mrs. 'W. •Coleman, Ivirs, E. Camer- 'pence per acre, A grant of land spent the weekend in Toronto, on. 'Punchers -Mrs, Dant Papple, of about 800,000 acres of clergy We are sorry to learn that Mrs. Mrs, H. Hugel, Mrs. Sas. Doig, reserves was eventually convent- F. Burdge, and Mrs. Roy Leaping - Ma. John IVItLean. Lunch -Mrs. ed to a 'money grant. I might sav, ton are, pat'en'ts in Clinton Hos- pital. Wilson, Mrs, L. Strong, :Ws, Mr. Speaker, that there are still pita A. Crozier, 'Mrs. W. Collins. Dish- properties in ' Huron held on washers -Mrs. E. Whitmore, e, hies, deeds ant'ginallY granted 'i ie the A. Pepper, Canada Company. VARNA This was a 'lusty 'pee led en the Barden Brown ,of SeafortRt was HOUSE SOLD thl5toay of Canada. It Was no lees elected County Master of t was A .residence on Coleman Street lusty in Huron and its vigour' Heron L.O.L.nat Country Art belongim'g to Ferg McKellar has stemmed 'from the men and wo- mull . L.On held the Coe Orange been sold to .Gordon "'itdcLarnon men who 'made the 'history of the g of 'town, through the 'office of w. times, But 14 Was the first ward• Hall on Tuesday last. 1•I0 MO - 0. Oice, en who emerged as the anost ool- seeds Kenneth. Bottles of Win - . aggressive and now almost flvrop. 'Other officers elected were WALTON legendary .personality of his day, Deputy Master, Oliver Jacques I I refer to .the tatneus •or infamous' of Exeter; ,Chopiaiin, Jim. Morrie, Mr. Harold McCall has accept Dr. Wan. Dunlop, .or better known Goderlch; Rea Sec„ Fred l5cOIy- ed a position as bookkeeper with and remem'be'red es "Tiger Dun- un'ont, Varna; Fin. Sec„ Hatay Mr. Gordon McGavin, lop". His sontrbbution to the 'de- '0111:011, Clinton; Treas., Frank Mrs. 'Fern Pattersou hal return- ve1spment of the entire district Fate oorClinton;N a llsi'a 41 ed home after era spending the past was that of vigpmous growth and Wm. M cIlwain Hayfield; let week with relatives in Seaforth, he represented the district which LectFred Jamiesbn, Waociham; Mr. and 'Mrs, Gorden • McGavin then 'comprised 'humin, Perth and and ''Leat„ Clayton Hcdgies, Clin- speut a few days lit Toronto this parts of Lambtoit and Middlesex, ton; Aee't. Mar lu 11l, Earl Ooope' week, in the 'first Parliament of Upper of .Gadericie Plane were .made to Tire ,PLL of Duff's United Canada at Kingston in 1841, in .celebrate tate Glorious Twelfth in Church held a successful skating dile role, he succeeded his 'broth- St. Marys this year, party at Seaforth Arena Friday Continued on .Pane 8 Several from here attended the CONSTANCE The ladies of Court Constar• i bine were Sponsors Friday even- itig to a euchre held in the 0,0,Th, Has111. here, with tate prooeede go- ing to the bocicey team. -Prizes for the euoltro went to ist lady, ns, OZ. Dolanage; lone, Mrs. Bills and low, Mrs. G. Smith. let men, Walter McClure, lone, A. McMich- ael, !low, Gary Jewitt, During the evening the draw for an electric 51,3, Pan, bliat was aponaored by the hookey team, was wen by Mrs, Geo. Case, This Friday night the Men's• Court will held another series of euchre and on Mat•, 4th a benefit' dance will be held at Blyth for Mr. Erie Anderson who was un- fortunate in having an eye in jury wwhile playing hockey, Please watch the paper for announce- ments of these dates, Mas. Ken Preszcator returnee' home after s'pend'ing a few days with relatives at Oaediten. This week, Warden Wm. Jewitt is attending the Good Reads Con- vention at the Royal York in Tor- onto. Mr, and Mrs. Reba, Woods and Debbie ,of Ajax spent the •week- end with the latter's parents, Mn and Mrs, Frank Riley. Authorized as Second Class mail, loot Office Dent.,, Ottawa Snowdon Bras., Publishers .,,u,,,n....MI,,.,, p,,,,nn.,e,,L.u"unn .... I... a;ll,�n II,IWb"m lulu/.,,u... b,.. ........ 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Reg. 8.95 to 9.95 sale price 5.95 Many more outstanding bargains -all dinnerware and teaware (over 125 different patterns) AT SALE PRICES COSTUME JEWELLERY ( i ea It � '_tea \1d All Other Jewellery At Sale Prices 0 Necklets, earrings, brooches, brace- lets, including pearls, aurora borea- lis, rhinestones, etc. Regular $1,00 Costume Jewellery To Clear At 59c Regular $2.00 Costume Jewellery To Clear At 1.00 Regular $5.00 Costume Jewellery To Clear At 2.50 Regular $10.00 Costume Jewellery To Clear At 5.00 OTHER OUTSTANDING SPECIALS Include 57 piece set of Silverware at $19.95 FIRE PLACE ELECTRIC CLOCKS Reg. $24.95 SALE $19.95 Fancy Cups and Saucers Values $1.00 and higher SALE 69c "CAMEO" G-LASBAKE OVENWARE CASSEROLES, etc, TO CLEAR AT $1.95 140 pc. set Dinnerware, Silverware, Glassware Complete Set Just $29.95 SILVER SERVICE, consisting of Teapot, Sugar, Cream and Tray A Real Sale Value at $17.95 Savauge's March Sale includes hundreds of Sale Specials in Jewellery,- diamond rings, watches, silverware and china - e specials you just can't afford to miss I Come early - Sale ends March elst SAVAUGE'S JEWELLERY - GIFTS - FINE CHINA Seaforth presbytery 'banquet lest Monday at the hotel Clinton,. Mies M. McBride of Kipper visited 'Sundae at the home a Miss Edi't'h Dow'son. The ladies of Goshen W.A. 'held a suoceesfui e'okincle party in n t iHall i s o the Tow sl t on Ih d v p ening ]ash. EGMONDVILLE Mo+s. T-Iarr.iet Oke, who has been obeying with her sister Mrs. W. n, Smith, left on ,Saturday to spend a month in Merida. Res'i'dents of Egmondviile re- gret to learn of the passing of Miss Helen. MclDotigali tilde week. Miss Mefougoll lived in the vil- lage for nary years, 'Mr. and Mira. Albert Clark of )Auirker•]c visited xt d on Monday with i her mother Mrs. J S Watson. 0 An'cleew'Iiouston, Ivan Forsyth, E P, Chesney and Vietor Lee are in Toronto .this week attending the 'Good Roads Convention.' Miss Jessie 1'dmlatsason of Lorno Peak and Mies .neatened McKay were visitors here.during the weekend.