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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1959-03-12, Page 4From the . , Pastor'sSt Study (Bpi Rev, J, 0, Britton) One of the things that most people shy away from these 'lays is criticism. We don't like oar idea's ,criticized; 'Yet personal growth 'eaa only conte from con-, strudtive criticism You maY maintain that the parbleular tieitteisrn that you get isn't don- etrnetive. Life teaches us that we must be prepared to take it on the Chin antl come up smiling. The reaction of modern youth to its dislike .of criticism, is a rigid eon1oinnity. One would not dare be different tram the ,particular group with which they are assooi- ating. It a person is to be a leader of men they must be trained to accept criticism of their ideas, Perhaps one of the reasons that we do not like oritielsm is that we are afraid that our• idea may not be able to stand 'up tin- der the impact of other ideas. ,'It we are seeking 'the truth, then we will welcome other ideas, but, if we are interested .only yin win- ning an argument, and bolstering our age, then oriticisan is not for BRQDHAQEN Mr. and Mhs, Jolin k1. Sienion aeoompenle5 by 1lg, .and Mrs. Keith Madge (Dereeu Sielnon of London are lhelidaylug in 101ohide, Mrs. Har! Bennewtes, asci baby daughter returned 'home troan Stratford Hospital, I11Ir. and Mrs. Wm, S. Riehl re- turned Moine from Meri1aon Friday where they have been holidaying since their recent ,marriage, and hie barber shop ?will be open 'for business as us- ual Wednesday and Saturday. YIr,. Elmer (McLeod, R,0.A.F. France, and Mr. Spencer McLeod et London visited their mother, lMrs. Barbara IMoLeod at the Home 'of 'Mr. and Mrs, 0. Ahrens, A 'basket of Flowers was 'in the chancel ot St. Peter's Lutheran Church on ,Sunday from the tun oral on Tuesday of Gordon Boyd of Galt, husband of Ruth Jar - Mrs. Ed •Seherbarbli ;Sr. receiv- ed word of the .death of her bro- llher-in•law Jim Campbell, 90, at Victoria, British Columbia. His wife is the 'former Emma Dggert. IMr, and IYSrs, Lloyd Feiefer and baby son of Stratford with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ad Pfeifer 0n Sunday, Miss Gwen Rock, R, N., London, at her home, Rev. and 'Mrs, Keifer of F3llice , with Rev, and Mrs. E. J. Fischer recently. Mr. Donald Wolfe in Galt this week. Mrs. J. W. Lookhardt of Mitch - us. Frequently people are so con-. 05 was the guest speaker at the. scions of themselves and tlhe.lr ;monthly meeting of United Luth- ten'der feelings that they refuse;' elan Ghureh Women en Wednes- to present tlieim ideas to 'Publicclay afternoon, Her tapeta was ". L scrutiny, We have to learn to 'Grattude Mrs. ew Hiolcs, bhe president, read the scripture les. subordinate our own feelings 0011, prayer and opening and clos- when we think the goal of our ing Lenten Verseoles, Mrs. 'E. J. idea is sufficiently important. Fischer ,closed' devotions with The football player or the hockey, ln"ayer. There hvere 35 meirubers and 7 visitors present. During lunch hour contests were conduc- ted by Mrs. Toledo Buerniamn. Mrs. R. Buuck and Mrs. R. S1to1- dice. Birthdays were reported by ;Mrs. C. W. Leonhardt, 'Mrs, Or- land Rohrer, 'Ales. Toledo Better - man. Lunch was served by Mrs. M. Diegel, 0L's, W. Diegel, Mrs. 3. Dittmar, Mrs. Many 'Dittmer, Airs. H. E. Diegel, ,Mrs. 'Martin Dietz. Mrs. E. 3, Fischer, Mrs. L. Hicks, !Mrs, Dalton Hinz. Player is intent en scoring a goal, He knows perfectly well that his passage to that goal is not going to be smooth. He is go- ing to be tough -handled on the way but if that is going to deter hint in his effort then his days of usefulness to the team are num- bored, Then there is the person who has a splendid attitude, but when they find themselves implicated ( WALTON ina position of leadership become ( They begin to worry. A paity in honor of John J. confused.McGavin's 94th birthday, Satur- Worry is the age-old enemy of day, was postponed on' account progress. It is like a man who of hupessable roads and the se. tries to get his car in motion 'veto storm; but on Sunday he re- ceived congratulations and good wishes from a host of relatives and friends who 'called during the afternoon. Over 50 direct de- scendants enjoyed a 'buffet sup- per with him. A gratifying return to health, following a severe illness three when it is sitting on ice. The wheels spin but there is no trac- tion. Life, at its best is difficult, but given a foothold wecan over- come the opposition against us. "For you have need of endur- ance, so that you may do the will of God and receive what 1s prom- ised". (Hebrews 10: 36. R.S.V.) Euchre - Dance Foresters Hall, Constance Friday, March 13 8.30 F.M. Adm. 50c. Lunch provided VARIETY Entertainment featuring Seaforth Jr. Far - niers' play "The Will" Plus Local Talent Tuesday, March 17 at 8.30 p.m., in Egmondville United Church, auspices YPU Adm. 50c. Children free 0000000000•00000•000•00000003000000 • • • • e0 TAKE IT EASY A e © with step saving 0 •• • extension • • phones '�` o4 • 0 0 �•� 0 • 0 • A' 0 • 0 • • / • • • • gK0 • • ? =9 row To order—call your telephone • • business office. • • Of GNP,, • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••,••••••• Town of Seaforth Re Dog Proclamation In view of the disregard by the general public of the recent proclamation issued by the Town Council re the confinement of dogs, and the fact that they are not to run at large at any time, the Council feels that charges must be laid under this By-law. Any owner or harborer of a dog who allows it to run at large can be sum mond into court. The fine in a case of this kind could be $50,00 and costs. The Council and myself would ask all citizens concerned to comply with the laws and avoid the consequences. B. F. Christie Mayor weelt0 5S'o, Was 11010(1 08 be greeted his guests. A, brother, Isaac MyGaviu, and a sister, ,\'1 e ib Sapltia Kerr, both 'et • S a forth ioiiied with a 5011 end ciaaglhier, nieces, nephews, and grandchildren. -in marking the 00- casi'on. lvtt•. McOgvin lives with his son and daogllter-ill+law, IMr. and Mrs. Gordon IMoGavin, on the 100 -acre :farm in Minilt'op twp. presented to Mini by 'his fattier en the day of his marriage to. Estelle Berrie, who 'died 2S !years ago, He Is still keenly interested in the a0fairs of the farm, Besides his alarming aetiviitiGS, Poi' 'oyer 30 years he shipped livestock to the Toronto markets, malting regular weekly trips to She city, For the past few Tears, he has given 1112 his trips but retains his interest in the markets, and his advice is still valued 5»' neighbors and friends. He was one el the first to own a oar In this distriot, ,and drove for over 40 years without an acci- dent. He was a lover of good horses and, even after owning a car„traveled many miles driving' his spirited horse. He has a 'daughter, Mrs. "Wil- bur Turnbull; seven grandchild- ren, and 11 great grandchildren. The great grandohildmen and a numlber of grand nephews and nieces, numbering 21, each ae-. ,ceived a silver dollar from their host. .Surrounded by .gift bouq'uet's, flowering plants, and birthday! cards, he opened his many gifts and had their messages of con- gratulations read to him. Friends from Seadcrth, 'London, Kitchen- er, Toronto, Guelph, Walton, In- gersoll, and Brussels were pre- sent. • HULLETT On -March 9 the Fireside Farm Forum met at the home of Mr, and Nils. Eric Anderson to alis- ions the subject of land acquisi- tion. 1. The 'only experience we have had with land. acquisition seas' •'the placing of hydro poles on our farms. The tanners find them a nuisance' in the fields they work, 2. The 'Federation' of Agricul- ture has '_seoured aniioh better agreements than individual farm- ers would receive. 3. Farmers would be advised not to shake 'new 'agreements un- til 'they have had a tali( with the interested company. Thea they could all benefit by the arrange - matt. Most games, ,lira. Geo. Carter, Bert Hoggart; lone hands, Mrs. 11, Jamieson, Don Buchanan; cons., Mrs. 0. Anderson, Jim Jam- ieson. Mrs, Bert Hoggart invited us for next week. BRUCEFIELD The March aneeting of the W.A. was held in the Brucefield Unit- ed Ohureh on Tuesday, Mar. 3rd.. With the: president, Mrs. Willmar Bioadfoot presiding. The meeting. opened by singing 'hymn 86 "When I Survey the Wondrous Gross". 'Mrs, J. Cairns and Mrs. L .Byre had charge of the devo- tional ,period. Mrs. L. Eyre read from the book of John 13. Mrs. Cairns took as ter topic "Tri- umph of Love". .Hyenn 275 was sung and Mrs. .Cairns olosed this part of the meeting with prayer. The W. A. Creed was then re- peated in unison. Mrs. Triebner gave .the secretary's report and Mrs. Eyre received the offering. The roll call, something you gave up ,for Lent. We 'discussed tuning of the piano and left it in the hands of bhe church committee. A thankyou letter is to be sent to Mrs. J. K. Cornish for the do- nation of vacuum cleaner, It was moved by Mrs. C. Ham that we send 510.00 to March of Dimes. The neetieg closed with the singing of the W. A. hymn "Let the beauty of Jesus be seen in me". Group 3 had charge of the pro - groan. Miss M. McQueen rendered a piano solo, Mrs. G. Clifton con - Farmers! You are invited to attend a Rnral-Urban Dinner as the guest of the Seaforth Lions Club at Community Centre, Seaforth, on Monday, March 23, at 6,30 P.M. Special speaker Dr. E. S. Lackey of the Agricultural Economics Department of the 0. A. C. Guelph • Accommodation is limited to 160 and free tickets, with the compliments of members of the Lions Club, are available to fanners on first come 'first served basis. •• ADMISSION I8 BY TICKET ONLY Tickets may be'obtained from Keating's Pharmacy The Huron Expositor Seaforth Farmers Co-op. ducted a co0test,'I11te .April meet• Jug will be in charge of Green 4. Mrs. T. B,. B'air'l and M'e. George Clifton will be in eb s'ge ct the devotional peeled, ahiil roll.. ca6l. to be so Easter verse, A. very dainty lunch- • was served W Group 3. H MSALL •BONN—In South Huron Igoe- pital, Exeter, on Saturday, Mar. 7511 to Mr. and Mrs. ZSobt, Rea - burn, Ilensall—a daughter, • • Garry Clement, fiveayeaa'-old sots of Mr. and Mrs, Wm, Clement who underwent an appendix' ap- eradon in 'St.'.Joseplts Hospital, London, on Wednesday was', able to return to his home this week. lifiolhael Hop, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harty SIoy was taken to War 'Memorial 'Children's Hos. pital, 'London, last week where he received treatment, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Adams and. daughter of Dashwood were re- cent visitors' with Mu'. and Mrs. Jack Corbett, Connie and A1. ,Miss Martha Heldman, Clinton;, visited last week with Mrs, Ar- chie !MacGregor. IMr. W. R. Dougall and Mr. R.I. Y. MacLaren were do 'Clinton last week attending the Spring Seed Fair held on Friday and Sat- urday. Rebekahs Meet , Noble Grand Mrs. Inez ;Md Ewen presided for the regular meeting of Amber 'Rebekah Lodge #349 on Wednesday evening, !Arrange- ments were ,made to hold a ettr ohh'e party following the regular meeting of Lodge, March 18th sponsored by the Rebekah and Oddfellows • Lodges: Proceeds tor the C.P.T. tuna. Oath member will invite h guest. ' Mr. lihank Bean, who has 'been' 11.1 foie the Bast number of Weeks vas taken to !Scott Mem- orial (Hospital, Seaforth, . last week, by .unibulanice, where he underwent. an emergency operii. tion, - Prices at .Hensall 'Community Sale on March 5: Prices of .cattle wvel'e easier and lacking top quality. ,Butcher, steers up to 224.40; butcher heif- ers up to 522.20; cows, 517.00; dhaby% .beeves up to 525.80; Wean- ling jugs '$7.75 to $11:30; 'chunks 512:70 to 515.20; feeders 517,85 to $20.25; sows •' 550.00 ' to 568.00; Holstein calves 516.00 'to' $23.00; Durham calves $38.00 to .561.00. 550 pigs and 160 head of ,cattle and calves were sold.. 1hlt& i•4G251ERNT i'AIr, and. Mrs, .George W. Pater - Son announce the engagement of ,their 'daughter, 1!lorenee 'Isabel, to Donald Glsariles .Aberlla1t, son of clic late blh'. and Mrs, George B, u>berliart, of jS'eafortli. The hnav11age will tape place ciuietly at the Kohne of the bride's 1)0101118 in Gadeoloh. ",11111.111011111 l lll l it l sommoulioutur First Presbyterian Church REV. D. LESLIE OLDER Minister 16 TOSPSOYUHFELLOWHICLA 11. a.m., "CONISCIENCE AT THE 01bOSS". No. 4; The leonseie ice of Pilate. 4.30 Vesper Service way I AM • NOTA 313H0- VIAH WITNESS, Everyone Welcome H, A.KEMPSTER Organist and Choir Leader Egmondville United Church Dr. J. Semple, Minister Lyle Hammond, Organist, 'Choir Leader Fifth Saandai in Lent 11 A.M.—"FACES ABOUT P14E OIIIRSST:' (5) Joseph 'cif• .alxlinathaea.(Ga.•ve Je- sus a •tomb 'when he could have given -Hiatt a' throne—,the throne of ,his own heart. 7.30 1',M."TIS 0EE.ANOEStr THING A WAN CAN DO." Filmstrip ."The Crucifixion." - . 'Ladies', Trio, "I Come to the Garden." 8.30—Young People's Union (ad- ditional questions)' Tuesday '17th March—Y.P.U. En- tertainment Night, featuring Sea - forth Jr. Farmers' Play, "Tile Will," plus -local talent.. Wednesday: 8 pan. Service of Devotion. 6th Word' -"It Is Finished." Pre- paratory service. Church ,Sc'hoo'l 10 a.m., Jr. Church 11.30. Reception of Members and Holy Communion, March 22nd. P1511 SE/MA/KPH NE' —Thur 11Y, Morel 2, 7930 DID YOU KNOW a .0 , ., ? 9 f CRt O lsN/O 11 You are welcome Every member of our CREDIT UNION will be glad that you have joined. We think that EVERY130DY should have this opportunity for CONVENIENT SAVING and LOW COST LOAN SERVICE CLINTON COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION L'IMITED'” NOTICE The March session of the Huron County Council will be ,held at the Court House, Goderich, on Monday, March 23, 1959, at 10.00 A.M. All communications and accounts to . be in the hands of the Clerk by noon, Friday, March 20, 1959 JOHN G. BERRY CLERK -TREASURER DALTON'S WHITE ROSE .SERVICE STATION. EXPERT LUBRICATION • WASHING - •'TIRE & BATTERY SEERVICE ARC & ACETYLENE WELDING TRY OUR SERVICE • , MURRAY ' DALTON TIRE SALE -670-50 and 60-16 sizes 15.00 each or 2 for 25.00 The Man Who Knows Ph. 774.. Sell White Rose Seaforth Branch - - Mar. 13, 14 A BETTER AND MORE CONVENIENT LOCATION — - FOR FASTER AND MORE EFFICIENT SERVICE FREE REFRESHMENTS, for everyone FREE TWO PRIZES On Guessing Contest FREE 1 Door Prize First Day 2 Door Prizes Second Day FREE PRIZE each day for first purchase of $500. FREE can of THIX PAINT for each customer If you have a birthday on LUCKY FRIDAY, March 13th, -YOU win a prize ! GAS AP.PLIANCESELECTRIC FRIGIDAIRE REVCO WESTINGHOUSE SPECIALS BARGAIN COMPARE TRY OUR SPECIALS RANGES — DEEP FREEZERS — REFRIGERATORS - WASHERS DRYERS — Record Players — TV Sets — Hi-Fi Sets — Radios Gas Ranges — Gas Water Heaters — Gas Furnaces — Space Heaters= Wall Heaters — Floor Furnaces. OUR'ESTIMATES - Bath Rooms — Furnaces — Electrical Installations SERVICE - Service is not our ,motto — It's our business. PITTSBURGH PAINTS • Specials on every Quart and Gallon of paint sold on these two days. Rubberized Paint — Outside White Special Four -Season Special 'Prices -- See Us and Save! ELECTRICIAN'S TAPE - LARGE 50c ROLL Only 25c NEED LIGHT BULBS ?i:«. 1000 -HR, GUARANTEED — 60w 40w Only 15c WE BOUGHT CARLOADS OF APPLIANCES SO WE COULr) 'r9 tV .a1f YOU SPECIAL BARGAINS. Buy Now --- Pay Later VISIT OUR NEW LOCATION, MAIN ST., SEAFORTH. IT WILL BE A PLEASURE TO GET ACQUAINTED. Sales I Service SEAFORTH -- ZURICH