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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1959-04-16, Page 5e. T1IE SEAFORTH NEWS—Thursday, April 16, 1959 P., Smith's Superior Food Market SALE For Thurs, Fri. Sat., April 16 17 18 DEL MONTE FRUIT COCKTAIL .... 2 20 -oz tins 65c DEL MONTE CREAM STYLE CORN 2 15 -oz tins 29c SUCCESS LIQUID _HEAVY DUTY FLOOR WAX .... • • .. pint tin 55 c PET INSTANT MILK 11b pk 35 C DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE PEAR DRINK .... 48 oz tin 47 C Robin Family Size Cake Mixes whiteor chocolate .. • • .3 for $ a, Cheery Morn Instant Coffee - Lge 6 oz jar 93c WHITE SUGAR .... 51b bag 45c SEE SUPERIOR STORE AD IN LONDON FREE PRESS THURSDAY FOR FURTHER SPECIALS PHONE 12 WE DELIVER 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 Ins_ure the Co-op way - and you insure the Wright way EGMONDVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Albert Clark and family of Muirkirk visited with her mother, Mrs. Watson on Sat- urday. Mrs. Watson returned with them to their home for a visit. DORIS '4 Beauty Salon Main St., Seaforth Phone 373 ••••i••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • o n • • • • • • s' • • DO YOU? To order—call your 0 • • 0 • • • • She needs an EXTRA phone •• • • • • • -1-4/ • • • • • • • • • • • • a • • • • • • •••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• in the kitchen! In� telephone business office. 1957 CHEVROLET SEDAN DELUXE 1957 DODGE "8" SEDAN 1957 OLDSMOBILE 4 DOOR HARDTOP 1956 DODGE COACH 1955 CHEVROLET SEDAN 1953 MORRIS MINOR 1951 CHEVROLET SEDAN 1950 METEOR SEDAN NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED SeaforthMotors 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 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 date, November 12, 1958. S. F. Christie Mayor c God Save the Queen i►n11111,4,111,I,II11,,,1„1„1111,1„1,,,,,„11,111,,,"„1,1,,,,1„111,„1111ll„I,,,,,,IOe,l,ll,l",fiWon i ii„11,1 u,,,i„W„Y TOWN TOPICS Mr. and M.rs. Jerry Barmen and family visited et the latter'e home in Guelph last week end.. Mr. 13111 Stephenson,' ' orouta, spent the week end with lite mo. tiler, Mrs. Leo $teplieneon Rev. Thomas McQuaid, Roron- to, and Mrs, James Mailloux, To- ronto, were week end vieitora of Mrs, Jos, McQuaid. Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Little, of St. Catherines, attended the ,funeral of the former's sister, Mrs. Alex. Kerr, on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. John LHotham Jr. and family visited over the week end in Galt with Mr, and Mrs, P. Reilly. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. 'Slattery and Mrs. C. P. tSills were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. B, Mor- r.lson in Thornhill. ' Mr. and MTs. •Phonse Meagher and family. London, were week end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. John Meagher. BRODHAGE.N MT. Henry Hinz had a sale•'ot stock, implements, etc;, last Wed- nesday. The fiarm has been sold to Peel Boyd. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd, Randy and Donald,, have ,moved there and Mm. Hinz and Janet moved to Mitohell where they had purchased a home. A sodial evening for all was held in.Hinz's hall on Friday evening, Mr, and Mrs. Jim .Simmons of Toronto spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. S. Riehl. Mr. Albert Hinz has been con- fined toStratford hospital with a nose indury. Mrs. ,Joseph Dickison of Tees - water with Mr. and Mrs. Ford Di- ckison on :Sunday. The Community Forum •(Torm erly Farm Forum) had its final meeting of the season at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Beuer- man. A short busLnees meeting was held and Mrs. 11. Sholdice gave her report as secretary -trea- surer. The forum members. had. bought 12 doz. each ,of ,cups and saucers. 2 sizes of plate, soups and fruit nappies. These dishes will be presented for use in the new community hall. .A. picnic .is to be held this summer and meet- ings will resume next fall. There are 22 ,members.the The rest of evening was spent in playing pro- gressive euchre. The annual meeting of Brodha- gen and District Chamber of Commerce was held on Thursday. evening in the church basement, The supper meal was served by .the Bornholm group of United Lutheran women. Geo. •Jarmuth introduced the speaker, Kenneth Reany of Mitchell. He spoke on the benefits derived from be- longing to a club, stressing fel- lowship and the feeling of satis- faction in taking part in projects. BINGO! IN DUBLIN PARISH HALL Friday, April 17th (Notechange of date) at 8.30 P.M. Admission 50c SPRING TEA Will be held in First Presbyterian Church Manse on Wednesday, April 29 3 to 5 P.M. Sponsored by the Fireside Fellowship Group Everybody Welcome Silver collection L. 0. B. A. EUCHRE In the Orange Hall Monday, April 20 Adm. 40c. Lunch and prizes Everyone welcome - The Ladies Guild of St. Thomas Anglican Church is holding a Rummage Sale Saturday, April 25 From 1 to 5 o'clock Women's Hospital Auxiliary PENNY SALE AT WHITNEYS April 25 - May 2 The draw will take place at 8.30 P.M. on Saturday, May 2 - Tickets 25 for 25c Brownie's DRIVE-IN Clinton it Featuring the Largest Wide Screen in Huron County THURSDAY ONLY, APRIL 23 — "DOLLAR” MITE — One dollar admits a carload "GOOD DAY FOR HANGING” (Color) Fred McMurray -- Maggie Hayes PLUS -.3 Stooge Comedy (One Cartoon) TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY Rain or clear, 1st show at dusk Children under 12 in oars Free Edward Soherbarth 'thanked him for his wards ofwisdom and gui- dance: Edgar ilslligsen then Call- ed the new members to the front and each was introduced by a sponsor, Each new member made a short epeeeh. They were: Ben• ry 0. Diegel, Aug, Sclrerbarth; Wilbur Sloegy, Peol Boyd, Ken- neth Smith, Gerald Buucic and lar'ry Proctor. After measuring each new member's waiet with a six-inch tape measure and ohalk it was •decided they ate too rnuelr and sowore fined a cent an inch, Rey, E. J, Tischer led them in a few songs and William 1iiehi, president, welcomed them into the Chamber of Commerce group. The election of officers followed. The new executive are: Presi dent, Ford Dickison; "lst .vice, G. Jarmuth; 2nd vice, Mervin Dietz, directors. Edgar Elligsen, Edward Scherbarth, Aug. Schenbar•th, L.- Prueter,Rudolph Bauer. Harry Muegge, Martin Hiegel; secretary treasurer, John F. Prueter, Ken Really officially .installed the new directors and .presidents were sworn, into office. Wm. .S. Riehl thanked the retiring officers Tor the help given .him `during this term as president and asked for everyone's continued enthusiasm Tor the new executive. Ford Di- ckison, the new president, then took charge of the meeting and asked for everyone's help as this is going to be a big year and would mean a lot of work. A vote of thanks was tendered •to the retiring executive. ''CROMARTY Mr, and Mrs, Jae. •Sorensen and son James of Georgetown were Sunday 'visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Ramsay. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kerslake and family and Mr. John Wal- lace, St. Marys, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Wal- lace. Mi-. and MTs, L. E, Abbiss of Georgetbwn'spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs.:Harold,Carey. Mrs. Jas. Ramsay and baby daughter returned home from 'Seaforth• hospital on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Calder Mciiaig and Mr. and Mrs. ,Roy McCulloch attended the funeral of an aunt, Mrs. Allan Cameron at Mitchell on Monday: Mr. Andrew McLachlan is con, fined to his home with -an attack Of flu.. The. April ,meeting ' of the W.M.S. and WA.,of Roy's ,Church was held at the home of Mrs. Cal- vin Christie with Mrs. Norman Dow in charge. Scripture and me- ditation were taken by MTs. G. Parsons. Mrs. Russell Miller gave a reading, "The Way to Love.” The program committee for the May meeting will be Mrs. HarveyDow and Mrs. Russell Miller, the meeting to be held ,at the home of Mrs, Carman ,Park. MTs. Park led do prayer. Mrs. S. Grabill fa- vored with an instrumental. Cur- rent events were given by Mrs. Elmer Dow and the topic "Con- cerns of a Continent” which was ,taken from the study book was given by MTs. J. Hocking. Meet- ing closed with benediction by Mrs N. Dow Lunch was served by Mrs.. Ghriatie ;and gra social hour enjoyed HURON"ROAD WEST HAPPY WORKERS CLUB ' Mrs. Elgin Dale wab hostess April 9 in the afternoon for the Happy Workers .Club April meet- ing. Ten members answered roll call by donating something for a baby's layette. "When the :Robins Nest Again" was sung with Mrs. Albert Glazier at the piano. Sec- retary's raport was read. iA thank you note from Mrs. McBride and family was read. Mrs. Warren Gibbings held the lucky ticket, drawn by Johnny Gibson. Meet- ing closed by repeating' the Home Maker's Prayer. President Mrs. Joe Gibson introduced :Rev. Mc- Kim of Clinton Cancer Society. He showed two films, "Outlaw LWithin" and "Man Alive." These films are instructive and help one to understand cancer more and not to delay in going to a doctor early. It was thought at 'a meet- ing sometime the 'Club might be able to arrange :in .helping the Cancer Society in making dress- ings, etc. Mrs. Gibson. thanked Mr. McKim. A lovely 'lunch was served by the :hostess assisted by Mrs, Jack Smith. The May meet- ing is to be held ,in the afternoon of May 14 at Mrs. Jack Smith's. Roll call by exchange of plants or flower slips. 'Lunch committee, Mrs. Wilfred Glazier, Mrs. Bill Holland and Mrs. Erie Vanden- Dool. WALTON The April meeting of the Mis- sion Band of Duffs United Church was held Sunday morning. The Eiggicicciiiiiiiiizumiiii;ilidialagicii104101-4W1021546020;110i4 NOTICE • Sm th's Shoe Store Seaforth Will be closed Mon,,, Tues., &.: Wed,,, Apr.: 20, 2.1 and 22, to prepare and markstock. for a. Clear Out. Shoe Sale. SALE STARTS MIMS, APRIL, 23 SMITH'S SHOE STORE„, SEAFORTH EIGIC117§:1121614112101WILACIAKIEALI' Mission Sand hymn was sung with Mary Helen Buchanan at the piano, The Scripture was read by Glenna Houston and 'prayer given by Carol Wilbee This being the Easter thankoffering Lmeeting Mrs. W. Bewley,, the leader;. con* rented on "Things we should be thankful for," Mr, George Kirkby of Burwash was a recent visitor with his pa- rents, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Kirkby. Mr. Wayne McMichael of Wind- sor spent the week end with ibis parents, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Mc- Michael.. The annual 'spring bazaar et' the Walton ,group was held Wed. afternoon. A service .fn the audi- torium of the church opened the occasion with Rev. W. M. Thomas and Mrs. Wim, Thames, vice pres- ident. officiating. A hymn was sung with MTS. D.. Ennis at the piano. Scripture lesson was read by Mrs. Thamer after which prayer was offered. by Rev. Thom- as: Numbers were given by Mrs. Peter Dunlop of Seaforth,piano solo; Mrs. Ludington, Moncrieff, a reading; MTs, 1i. Smalldan, 17th group, solo; Miss Ethel Dennis, Bethel, reading; Mrs. Gilbert Smibh, Winthrop. reading. The offering was received by Mrs, R. Bennett and Mrs. E. Mitchell. The closing hymn was followed by the benediction. Mrs. Jas. Clark wel- comed the guests 'anti Mrs. Allan McCall and Mrs. Herb Travis acted as ushers Mrs. W. M. Tho- mas declared the bazaar open and all retired to the school room which was decorated with daffo- dils and baskets of mumps. All, counters reported good sales with about $190.00 being realized. A salad luncheon was served, with guests attending from Bethel, Winthrop, Seaforth, Moncrieff and other Walton groups. The April ,meeting of the WMS will be held .in the community hall on Thursday evening, April 23rd, when the district president, Mrs. G. Johnston, will install the new officers, Roll call will be an- swered with the payment of fees and a gift for your Sunshine Sis- ter. VARNA The United Church official board will hold a special meeting on Monday evening next when a representative ,from PresbyterY will ibe present. Rev. T. J. Pitt, Messrs. Robert Taylor, Elgin McKinley and Fred Mcelymont attended the Presby- tery banquet in 'Gederich last Tuesday, evening. ' A paper drive is being made this week by the members of the Orange Lodge. WALTON WILLIAM B. BOLTON The community was greatly shocked to hear of the recent death of (William Barnet Bolton, 65, of Rochester, N.Y. Mr. Bol- ton died unexpectedly March 24 .at 'his home, 429 Brooks Ave. Ile was born in McKillop township, the son of the late .Isaac Bolton and Elizabeth Ann Haekwell. He was also the brother of the late Leonard Bolton of Seaforth. Mr. Bolton leaves a daughter, Doro- thy of Rochester, N.Y., four bro- thers, Joseph, of Rochester; ,Les- lie, of Hespeler. Ont., and Samuel and Earl of Walton; two sisters, Margaret Humphries, of Walton, and 'Stella Glousher of Wingham, also several nephews and nieces. Burial of Mr. Bolton was at Riv- erside Cemetery, Roohester, N.Y. BORN Barker—In North Western Ho- spital, Toronto, onSunday. April 12. 1959, to Don and Mary Bark- er, King City, a son, Glen Donald, brother for Ruth and Lorne, Coyne—At St. Joseph's Hospi- tal, Brantford, on Friday, April 10th, to Mr. and Mrs, Matt Coyne the gift of a seven pound daugh- ter, Elizabeth Marie. C. P. & T. PAPER DRIVE WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22 Those wishing to have their papers and magazines collected please phone MRS. SCOTT HA.BKIRK MAE SMITH MRS. HELEN McCLURE DD ANDREWS or leave at HICKS GARAGE BRODHAGEN ED ANDRISWS SEAFORTH VIC LEE SEAFORTH DAVE McLEAN SEAFORTH OTTO WALKER CROMARTY ALLAN CAMPBELL WINTHROP ODD P.ELLOWS AND REBEKAHS Your papers go to buy Wheel Chairs, Hospital Beds and Crutches for anyone wishing to use same. Please tie bundles securely Kindrg rten Registration Would the parents who wish to enroll pupils in IKinderrgarten in Seaforth Public School, please register their names with the Principal as soon as possible. .l. W. Talbot Principal ALL NEW COMPETITION sponsored by Seaforth Agricultural. Society Pasture Competition Designed to promote a better understanding of the value of better pastures and pasture management. Rules and Regulations • Members of this competition will automatically become members and entrants in the Huron County Pasture competition sponsored by the Soil and Crop Improvement Association. • Open to any livestock farmer who is, or will become a member of the Seaforth Agricultural Society (fee $1). • Official entry form can be obtained from Harold Pryce or the secretary -treasurer, R. James Wallace, and must be completed and returned by May 1, 1959, to the secretary. •• Pastures will be scored at least twice on the basis of the official score card, during spring, summer or fall. • Winners eligible to proceed into competition of Soil and Crop Improvement. PRIZE MONEY — 1st $14. 2nd $12. 3rd $10, 4th $8. 5th $6. 6111 to 10th, $5 each Plus a chance at the Soil and Crop Prizes If interested, contact Harold Pryce, Robert Mc- Millan or R. James Wallace immediately. Savings, too, have a way of growing And just like her Junior Depositor's Account, your Savings Account will grow with regular deposits. THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE MORE THAN 800 BRANCHES THROUGHOUT CANADA Seaforth Branch -- L. F. Ford - Manager Dublin Branch -- E. J. Dean -- Manager