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Home My WebLink AboutThe Seaforth News, 1959-03-19, Page 5THE SIfAFOR'1'H NEWS—Thursday, Niaroh 19, 1959 Smith's Sul eriorFOQN . aa Market M��Aet SPECIALS THURS. l?FU, SAT., MAR. 19 - 30 - 21 HEINZ , TOMATO ' SOUP • ...,,, . , 3 10 -oz tins .33c CREAMED .HONEY' ...-...... 2 lb carton 49c SIMONIZ VIN LIQUID FLOOR WAX ......Quart tin 551.09 LIQUID JAVEX 2 32. oz bottles 49c GOLDEN DEW MARGARINE.,. , 2 1 lb pkgs. 49c BAYSVIEW SLICED WHITE TUNA :.,...., 7 oz tin 29C' !o .in TU T"TY'''i..T f"T t A ATor. r• 2 14 oz tins 29c WESTINGHOUSE LIGHT BULBS 40 or 60 watt 6 for $j .00, PHONE 12 WE DELIVER DORIS '5 Beauty Salon Main St., Seaforth Phone 373 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 «' SEAFORTH Insure the Co-op way " and you insure the Wright way "Spring Caravan" Featuring Seaforth Jr. Farmers' Play, "THR WILL" And Local Talent ,Walton Community Hall Friday, March 20 AT 8,30 PM. Sponsored by Walton W.I. LUNCH DANCE iuobt. Cunningham, r12.C. Admission 50e, 25c Euchre - Dance. Friday, March 20 Seaforth Community Centre Music by Ian Wilbee Orchestra Adm. 73c. Lunch provided Sponsored by Seaforth W. I, PRESENT PLAY AGAIN OWING TO INCLEMENT WEATHER THE THREE ACT COMEDY "Silas Smidge from Turnip Ridge" LAUGHS AND FUN GALORE — DON'T MISS SEEING IT ST. COLUMIBAN PARISH HALL Friday, March 20 -- 8.30 p.m. 1958 CHEVROLET SEDAN 1957 DODGE "8" SEDAN • 1956 OLDS 4 DOOR HARDTOP 1957 OLDSMOBILE'4 DOOR HARDTOP 1956 DODGE COACH 1953 -MONARCH SEDAN 1952 CHEVROLET 'SEDAN 1949 METEOR SEDAN NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED Seaforth-Motor- s Chevrolet:- Oldsmobile Sales & Service _MITCHELL SEAFORTH Phone G. Fawm 186 . Phone 541 PROCLAMATION TOWN OF' SEAFORTH • In accordance with a resolution passed by the Municipal Council of the Town of Seaforth, I 114,ey proclaim that' in view of the present rabies situation no clog shall be allowed to run at large in the Town of Seaforth until further notice from this date, November 12, 1958. B. F. Christie Mayor God Save the Queen !111111111111111,111111111111111111111! 11,1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111.. TOWN TOPIQ Jouo I-lotllam Jr. who wee teeeutLY appointed to the rel tail inspeotlon unit at (.louden. is 'at present in ,Scott. (Memorial Hospital. Among the delegates fr'onl Se'a- forth. to the Cancer Convention at Stratford, Saturday were Mr,. John Talbot, Dr.: James Senrpl'e, Mr, Robt, Wright and M. F. 10. WU1Ie, Mr. and 111rs, A, Hebert,. Oshr• awe, were weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. Her. bert., Mrs. 0?'rester! Tabor visited in. Detroit 'last weekend.. Her hue-• band underwent a yeuy .serious operation last Eri:daly., Misses. Gloria, Betty and Faye Blue •visited ,with relatives in Palmerston fast weekend:, Mr D'Orlean !Shia 'attended' a 3-lyd•ro ,Convention in Toronto this, week.. Mr: and Mrs. Edward' McLver„ Kathy and Mark o1 Kitchener visited with :Mrs. Henry McIver•. over the- wee'ltewd:. Miss Yvonne Bottom, St. Thom as, spent the weekend with; her. mother; Mrs.. L., Bofton., Weekend visitors at the home of Mr: ;Peter McIver were Mr, T. D. +Morris, Mary Jo acrd' Margie;. Mr. and Mrs. L. Maloney, of Kitcheeere were weekend' guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M.. Htue; CONSTANCE Wed'nesd'ay afternoon Mar,. 111,; to the basement of the church,. the members of the W.A and W. M, S. met .for their regular 'meet- ing. Mrs, Lorne Lawson opened' the W. A. with an opening poen atter which all sang hymn 166. lollo•wed with prayer by Mrs. L. Lawson. The ,minutes were read and the roll call was answered by memlbers bringing in mystery boxes suitable for the bazaar. Business matters were discussed and 315 is to be sent to the Red Gross. Next .month a miscellane- ous artiole Tor the bazaar is to be brought in. The date of the next meeting is to be April 1st. The W. M. S. meeting was eon - ducted by ;Mrs. B. Brown who• opened by prayer ,followed by hymn 261.:Scripture, Mark 14: 66-77 by Mrs. McIllwadn, Minutes were read and business matters dealt with. Mrs. F. Riley and Mrs. B. 'Brown were appointed delegates to the Huron ,Presby- terial to be held Friday, March 20th at Goderioh. A letter con- cerning Alma College -is being left over until dater date to be discussed. Anyone with mitts and mufflers for the Supply' Al- location would they .please bring them in to the next meeting. The Easter ;meeting will be ,held Ap- ril est with Mrs, Robt. McMich- ael of Walton as guest speaker, and each member is to Invite a visitor, also the Jr. Girls are cor- dially invited. The 'roll call is to be answered by a verse of scrip- ture pertaining to Easter. Mrs. Wm. Jewitt gave an interesting Temperance paper on 'The Point of no Return". The study book was well given and map outlined on Alaska by Mrs. Wilbur Jew- itt. She gave in detail all the dif- ferent religious denominations found in Alaska and their dist- ricts; A. 'Christian Stewardship paper was given by (Mrs: 13. Brown on the "7 Steps of Peter's Downfall and How we :.Stand as Stewards", Stating that conceit and pride; ease or sleeping; rashness or In- difference; following agar off; evilassociations; open denial; and blasphemy; Mark 14: 70-71, the Hirst step may be small but it always leads to something so much greater, and as Christian Stewards let, us not tall as did Peter. Perhaps, .we, as others,' think -ourselves small sinners but do not :forget that these sins have a way of adding up, remem- bering only, through Jesus Christ can we knew the :forgiveness of sin. Hymn 239 was sung and the Mispah Benediction closed the meeting. :Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Woods and Debbie of Ajax spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs, F. Riley and Douglas. 'Homes in the community were saddened over the weekend when early Friday morning Mrs, Roy •,Lawson of iSealforth. passed away M Victoria Hospital, London, af- ter a lengthy illness. Mrs. Law- son is a •sister'in4aw of Mr. and (Mrs, Earl Lawson, and Mr. and Mee. Lorne Lawson to whom' sympathy of the community is extended. MT. and Mrs, Roy Law- ,son had lived .in this community prior to moving to Seaforth and 9Srs, Lawson was a .great worker in Church :affairs being a Sun• day :School teacher in the Con- stance U. C. for several years, :The homes.of Mr, and Mrs, P, Riley and Mr, and Mrs. •Joe Ri:. ley also Were saddened when ear- ly Friday morning Mrs. Ernest Ellwood of Clinton Visaed away suddenly Mrs. Ellwood was a twin, sister of Mrs. F. Riley and aliheugh not being in the best eft' health for past 10 years lied. been enjoying' ,laairly geed health at the time of her sudden pass- ing. The sympathy of the core :nullity goes out to the bereaved members or the d' .miles. Tee Monis Court p1 the Cbn'. stance C. 0, F. held another sue- .eeseful. euchre Friday evening', Mar: 13' and: prizes went to the• following: high :MY, Mrs, How- ard Presseetor ions Banda; Mrs. Robe. Dalton;: tow lady, Mrs: L. Pi'yce.. High' enmr, Ward! Knox; lone. hands; Wilbur Jewitt.; Damid' Presscator. 'A draw was made one, pail • o1':batii towels db:" retell by 'Mrs,. Robt. Wood or le lax and' won by Paul. Baehuman. and' J, Palen. 'Lundh was served and' dancing 'felrowed: into, the wee small hour's. with. music sup-- plied'. by Mr, and' Mrs; Les Pbyee and: Ma:: 7. Neilans,. EGMON.DVILLE .Visitors with• Mrs; S, S. Watson: during the weekend were Mr; and' Mrs, ,Albert Clark and family of_' Mud'Ihirk and Mies Jean, Watson,. of Toronto and •Mrs, D. An - (trews ai Clinton.. !Sunday visitors with Mrs. Da- vid Stephenson were Mr. and: Mrs,. R11esiIl>=Err'att of Varna. • BRODHAGEN Mr: and Mrs. Peel Boyd', Ran. dy and Donald 1'n :Chatham re,. .cantly, Mr. A. 'Smith, of Orangeville called at .the hone of leis par- ents on his way to ' Blenheim where he will be manager . of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, his wife and f'amil'y movingthere shortly. Mr. C. D.eigel and Miss Betty Hartman -of 'Waterloo with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rie- gel, •Caivin, a student of Nater- 100 Seminary, preached the, ser- mon at St. Peter's Lutheran Church here on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L; Wolfe with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wolfe and other relatives in Kitchener for the weekend. Mr. and Mire. Ken Hinz of St. Catharines and Mr. and (Mrs, C. Adams and family of Mitchell with Mr, and Mrs. D. !Hinz on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. 11, Hicks, Alvin and 'Sherry in Toronto over the weekend. Messrs- Leonard Miller, Carl Hulick and Warren .:Shoidice spent the 'weekend in Owen Sound. Mrs. Ad Pfeifer, :Mrs.= -Aug. Hil- lebreoht, Mr. and Mrs, Jonas Dittmer, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Dia gel, Geo. and Harold Illogic were among those attending the funer- al of Roy Pfeifer, Mitchell, on Saturday. A basket of flowers was in St, Peter's Lutheran Church on Sun- day from the funeral, in Mitchell on Saturday, of Roy Pfeifer, The IBredhagen and District Chamber of Commerce held its regular meeting on Thursday evening with 35 members in at- tendance. The postponed Ladies Night Banquet will be held March 31st at the 051'tolie11 Legion'. Cousiderablb time was spent dieeuesing Building plans and fn view et. the Listowel. disaster it was 'felt we should ,make sure everything was safe, it was su6- ge5ted by Kenuetli Smith that our plans be submitted to en- gineering' department at Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph end it need. be to call' one or their en- grocers' to -inspect the building. Edward Soherbarth as head: of the social welfare committee mad'e-'an appeal to the. members to pool their donations. to. be sent .to, Lietnwel diaster 'fund, 841 was raised and'.members that were not (present will' be canvass- ed for further. donations, The April: sneeting. will: be tele• armed: meeting• with the election of elIb- cers, The executers: •smBmitted: the following. names !for' election: :Prean; Pori7;.Diobison; 1st Vine Pres., Geo: Jasunutlt;' 2nd- Vice Pres., Mei•vi'n- Dietz or. Edward; ,Seherbarth Jr; Directors: Rue -- Mph Bauer,. Lloyd Prueten; Aug, Sc1ierbartli;, Mervin Hodgert, Carl Vock,, George Eibkmeir,;, 91.. Muegger FORTY YEARS AGO. From The Seaforth News :March,. 1939: G. F: S: Garden is moving Mr to the apartment over his store.. Robeeh Lend: of the School of Science, Toronto, was a visitor. at the home of Robt,. Govenlock, North Maur .Street. 'Sydney Deem has returned to his old position 1 the J, . Mac- Tavish store, George Walker is :moving to the farm he recently purchased from E. ,Case: William Parsons, son of ltobt, Parsons, Iftppen, was rendered unconscious when he was caught in the belt )while grinding grain: He was thrown to the floor with great Tore and his head was cut, John A, McIntosh of Seaforth has'purehased the faran et W. H. 'Maunders of Morris twp. for the sum of 86,000. Mfr. John Archibald took his fine herd of Holstein cows 40. coot • McK!NLEY FARMS & HATCHERY ZURICH, ONT. Phone Hensall 697 r S :/i Stratford where he disposed ci' them at good inriees. Mr. and Mrs, A, D. Armstrong and 'family of 'f'ucicersmitb have navel' to the .arm in. Harpurhey whieh they purohased from Mr. A. Scott: The Jaolsson Knitting Co, of Clinton liav0 opened a branch feete r)" et 13e4441l, Ray. T. S, '1'luldrew et Vancou- ver, is visiting his sisters, Mrs, Robert Scarlett and Mrs, 3. Scott. LADIES" HOSIERY" BLOUSES AND LINGERIE SCAR..VES, AND FLOWERS • Children's Hosiery Wearing ARparel 6.. For Easter Large Selection Easter pards Baskets Egg Dyes Chocolate Figures Chocolate Novelties by Smiles 'n Chuckles Homemade Lines Similes 'n Chuckles Chocolates Inipol'ted Chocolate Novelties EGGS — JELLY, CREAM, MARSHMALLOW MARSHMALLOW FIGURES LASS ONE'S SEAFORTH Sc to $1.00 STORE Rad o eery, Gifts STRATFORD TEACHERS' COLLEGE ONE-YEAR AND TWO-YEAR COURSES are offered leading to an Interim Elementary -School Teacher's Certificate, valid in the elementary schools of Ontario. TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 8, 1959. Descriptive booklet "Teaching in the Elementary Schools of Ontario," free on request. ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT FOR ADMISSION: ONE-YEAR COURSE: Standing in eight Grade 13 papers, one of which shall be English Composition or English Literature. TWO-YEAR COURSE: Secondary School Graduation Diploma of the General Course. INTERVIEWS WITH APPLICANTS are conducted by the Committee of Selection. Secondary school students interested in entering Teachers' College should apply for interview through the principal of their secondary school. Other applicants should write to: THE PRINCIPAL, STRATFORD TEACHERS' COLLEGE WATER STREET He needed cash to modernize his kitchen • He had family medical bills to clean up • ... Seo both are borrowizzg from a bank Faced with unforeseen household expenses? Want to make some special major pur- chase? Need money for taxes—or to meet a family emergency? Personal loans to help people meet just such situations are being made by the chartered banks every day, You're not asking a favour when you visit a chartered bank to arrange a personal loan. 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