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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1959-05-14, Page 8Choose from cool wash and wear cotton sport shirts in a wide range of all over patterns, checks, stripes and basket weaves. All light summer shades Sizes S, M, L, OS 2.95 to 4.95 MATCHING Shirt & Pant SETS Sanforized twill or chino, matching shirt and`• pant sets for work or play -Colors include grey, beige, forest green and bark tan. All sizes. See the big range in our windows $.90 to 13.90 MONDAY, MAY 18TH IS VICTORIA DAY OUR STORE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY SHOP NOW FOR THE LONG WEEK -END Stewart Bros. KIPPEN Mr. Everet Vandewoort of Kip - pen rr. 2, in his 51st year; drop- ped dead while mowing the lawn Tuesday night. He came to Can- ada from Holland eight years ago and worked at Miekle's poul- try farm on No. 4 Highway four years. He Is survived by his wi- dow and six children, Jerry, Al- bert. Bill, Annie, Ellie and Dick. Resting at Bonthron funeral "A Gas Water Heater saves you money... gives you more Hot Water in Tess time" says, FRANK SILLS SEAFORTH PLUMBER DEALER "You never run out of hot water when you have a Gas Water Heater. It heats water so fast (4 times faster than any other system) that you always have a constant supply of hot water. And it costs you less to buy ... less to operate." See modern Gas Water Heaters at or UNION Sills Plumbing, Heating & Hardware ECO ANY ofCne,L1MIDIA Jr. Farmers' Farm Entrance Project The following are the regulations drawn up by the com- mittee in charge: 1) Open to anyone in the rural area surrounding Seaforth and Walton 2) Deadline for entries is Tuesday, May 26, 1959 8) No improvements are to be made until after June Gth, in which time the judges will examine the entrance 4) Basis of awards will be originality, improvement, and safety 5) Area to be judged will be 50 ft. frontage, being 25 ft, each way from centre of entrance, with a 25 ft. depth 6) Prizes will be as follows: lst $26 or prize to that value. 2nd --$20 Ord -$15 4th -+$10 6th -$5 7) Contestants may enter more than one entrance If they so desire 8) Everyone In the competition must complete an entry form 9) Improvements must be finished by Sept, 1, 1959, when judges will reexamine and place the five top entries 10) Judges' decision will he final Nanie Address Lot Concession Township If you are interested please 2ll out the entry blank anti mail to Robert Fotheringham, RR 8 Seaforth, or contact Merton Keyes or Bruce Coleman, before the entry deadline 111111Ia11 memtiona n1,111111111111,1111111111,11, IIIIIIIn,laimini I111,111111111,1111111,011 n,111n111,1110,111111F home, Hensall. The funeral ser- vice Friday at 2 pm. Rev. Van Serowe of Exeter will officiate. Interment in Exeter cemetery. WINTHROP A Family Night wall be held iii Cavan Ohuroh on Friday even-. lag, May 15th, a variety .program and social to follow. The two west circles are bringing sand- wiches and the two east ciroles,. cookies. Come and we'll all have a good time together, May 17th, Sunday School at Cavan will start at 9.45 am. The Helping Hand Mission Band met May 9 to which moth- ers were invited. President Lois Bernard welcomed the guests. A piano solo by Linda 'Somer- ville, offering taken by Neil and Grant Little, Miles Little gave a reading and a solo by Julia Blan- chard. Mrs. E. Toll brought a special 'mess'age. Mr. Jars, Coutts has returned. home after+ undergoing an eye operation In Stratford General I-Ioepital. Recent visitors with Air. .and Airs, Geo. Dundas were Mr'.. and Mrs, 5. Gallagher, Southarnpton and Mr. and Mrs, Nail Reid, Den - Ws and Eric Of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs J. Cardiff of Pet - rolls, Mr, and .sirs. Win. Leeming of Seaforth and Mr. Ivy EIender- •son, . Egm'ondville, were SundaY visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Walt. 13roadfoot'ancl 'Mr's. Fern Pat - tenon, Mrs. G, McGavin, $rd vice prey, aponed the WMS meeting on May 7. Mrs.. Wilburn Turnbull was at the piano. Mrs. R. MoMiohael, sec., read the minutes. The less- on was read b' Mrs. lion Ben- nett followed by meditation by Mr's. MoGavin. Mrs. H. Craig gave the treas. report. Invita- tions were accepted from Winth- rop to attend their WAIS and ba- zaar on June 3 at 2.80, also from Northside, Seaforth, an evening meeting on June 23 et 8 p.m. Miss R Fennell will be guest speaker at both these meetings. It was 'decided to send a dele- gate to Aline College to attend school for leaders. Adult school Aug. 23.26; for younger groups. Aug. 26-29. Mrs, Cliff Ri'tehie read a •olipping on India. Bale 'wi'll be peeked on Monday. The Star and 16th group had the topic. given by Mrs. C. Martin, Mrs. L. Oliver and Mrs. Ed. Bryans, us- ing Porto Rica and the Carrrib- ean. Ma's, I•I. Craig received •the offering. • Mrs. 'Bert Johnston, 2nd vice Pres., was in the chair for the May meeting of the IW;A, Mrs.. Ron Bennett reported last month meeting and thank you cards were received from 21re. R. Mc- Call, Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs, E. Sohade, Ails. G. ISholddce, Mrs. E. Watson, Mrs. S. McCune and Mrs. J. Van Valet 31', The trees. report by Mrs. IL Craig showed a (balance of 4$297.36. The 'follow- ing groups are to look after the flowers during the summer: June and Oot., 8th .and 16th grow;July,, 17th. and Boundary; . Aug- ust, Walton group, and Sept. and May, McBlllop group. It was ag- reed that the paves. and sec. of the Walton group approach the men of the 6ohureh regarding the placing of loisd speakers in the ohuroh as the Walton group has •donated $150 towards this pro- .jeet. Expenses will. be paid by the W.A. tor a delegate to attend Alma College. Reports from the W.A. Presbyterial at Moncrief were given • by Mrs. T. Dundee 'and Mrs. A;' Coutts. The manse committee will visit the manse tofind out If any repairs or de- corations are necessary.' Me's. Bert Johnston closed the meet- ing with prayer. NINON BASEBALL Officers elected for Seaforth Minor Baseball: Pres.. Clare Reith; vice pres., Art Stacey; :John A. Patterson, seci.itreas.; Lloyd Rowatt, Eric McCue, Jack Pattison, Ken Powell, executive. Seaforth will enter three :teams in the WDAA: Peewees, manager John A. Patterson; coach, Jerry Hall; bantam ,manager, Art Sta- cey, coaoh;'jack Pattison; juven- ile manager, Lloyd Rowatt; and 'coach Eric McCue. AR games will be played at the recreation grounds. EGMONDVILLE Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Hay were 'members of their family, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne 'Pepper, Niagara Falls; Mr. and bIos. Calvin Horton, Brucefield, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Horton and Mr. and Airs. Lorne Hay, Hensall. Mrs. Semple is spending a few days with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Orval Parsons and family of Proton. Mrs, Andrew Houston has re- turned (home from a visit with her family an Detroit. Mrs. David Stephenson is spending a few days with her daughters and their families in Stanley. Mrs, J. S. Watson who has spent some weeks with her dau- ghter, Mr. and MTs. Albert Clark and family at Muirkirk, has re- turned and is spending a few days in Clinton with her daugh- ter," -Mrs. Don Andrews and Mr. Andrews. Mar, and Mrs. Stan . Dzwonyk and Miss Marion Weiland 'of To- ronto spent the week end with Mr, :and Mrs, Blaby Weiland. Mr. and Mrs, Geo, Love of Go- derich visited with Mr. and Mrs, Harry Weiland on Sunday, Bruce •Coleman presided at .the meeting of Egmondville YPU on May 106. and a word of welcome was extended by Dr, Semple to the visiting young people from the Seaforth •churches. A sing Song was led by Bruce Coleman, Bill Strong .had charge of rho meeting. Nancy Pepper rear the prayer, Films were presented by Ron Tyre. WALTON Mr, Herb Kirkby has returned home after completing his third year at Art •College, Toronto. • HENSALL Mrs. Edna Corbett was a week- end visitor with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Airs. Har- old Parker. and family at Chisel- huret. MT. and' Mrs. Don Gooding, Debbie and Donnie of Parkhill were recent 'visitors with Mrs. Gooding's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Munn. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hamil- ton of 'Exeter were recent visit - •ors with their son-in-law and daughter, 'Mir. and Mrs. John Baker and Bradley. Mr. and Mrs. 'Ron (Passmore of 'London visited this week with the former's mother, Mrs. Pearl Passmore and Norma, also with Mrs. •Passm'ore's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bell. See Charlie MacNaughtlon WED., MAY 20 7.25 to 7.30 p.m. CKNX ' TV Channel 8 Nommossiommiummussou BARN At Scott Memorial hospital; Tlu,naoimans•-On May 101 to Mr, end Mrs. Addeo. Tinunermans, RR2 aflppen, a sort Storey -01 May 8, to Mr, end Richard Storey, Rs Mitchell, a daughter Arte -On May 10, 10 Mr, and Mr's, Harry Arts, 10R 4 Seaforth, it so 1 13ouerlannn-On May 11, to IVIr. and Mrs, Ronald Boueranalr, RR 1 Dnbirn, a daughter P'ltourke .--• On Mey2, to Mr. and Mrs. John O'Rourke, RR Dubin', 'a daughter CARD OF THANKS Clearing A41Stion. Sale Of Household )directs i,>. Ole mange of gayfleld Real" Crescent Drive, Mon,, May, 10th, et 1 pin 0.000001 Eleetrie refrigerator (B13o 000) 1 1005010. (like. new); hot pinto, 1100, toaster. Dinner, room suite t)in gcgd condition) Chester - Reit , piano, 2 rocking ohaire,•odd chairs. Stadia couch, small tables, 2 ,n,beds and mattresses, Double bed and mattress, Matching dresser and chest Of drawers: Wardrobe, sewing machine, cook stove, coal stove, washing machine, electric radio, dishes, sealers, mats, plastic cur- tains, lawn mower Other articles too. Inlmerons to mention. Taps cash. Robert John Sathwell, Propr4ote' Ilarold Jackson, Auctioneer Brussels Recreational Centre wish to 1 Auction Sale thank all those who pm'chased tickets on the car and attended concert dance. Net proceeds of these went to the recreation- :al v• l eeertisenfred and not to the Lions club as I wish to express my a ppreo)atton,md thanks to all those who sen ends, flow- ers, letter's and treats and who visited me while I was a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Special thanks to Per;' T. ,J. Pitt. QLARENCE PARI{E Senator W. H. Golding and family Ash to extend their sincere thanks and appreciation to the many friends and neighbors for the beautiful floral trib- utes, cards and expressions of sympathy extended to them in the loss of a dear wife and mother. special thanks to Itov. S. C. Britton, Dr. Stapleton, Mr, and Mr's. Muir of the Mair Nursing Home, Mr. Whitney and those in the Whitney funeral home, the pallbearers, the flow- er bearers and 'those who assisted in any way in our sad bereavement FOR SALE 8 cubic foot Frigidaire refrigerator $115. Mrs. George McArthur, Walton, 181'18. Boussele FOR SALE Two head of Durham & Hereford cat- tle rising 2 years old. Pat Ryan,. Dublin NOTICE Any junior farmers wanting stone for gateway free, apply to Sam McClure FOR SALE Ono registered Hereford bull 18 mos. old, Sam Mc01ure, EI -02 Seaforth, 844-18 FOR SALE 6 roomed stray and half house on Goderiolr st., modem every away. Roy Lawson, Goderioh et. west FOR SALE These small house dogs, 8 weeks old. Phone 0011. Larry Burns POTATOES FOR SALE Irish Cobblers & Early Warbas pota- toes suitable for seed. 91.50 a bag. Leslie Pepper, phone Seaforth 854x22 - FOR SALE 20 pigs seven weeks old. Roy Siemon Lot 29. Con. 11, Logan. Phone Mitchell 6921'0 NOTICE Fore sale, side mounted mower for Ford tractor, also circular saw for Fond. Custom corn planting with fertilizer at. taehment. George Stone 865r8 HELP WANTED FEMALE Capable' woman to look after semi - Invalid and do light housework. Phone Seaforth 8484.. FOR SALE Potatoes -cheap. Eating or seed, $1 per bag. Gordon Nobel. phone 71 W TO RENT Apartment -all separate includes 2 bedrooms and bathroom, possession June 1st. Also, for sale -two building lots.Gordon Nobel, phone 71 W FOR SALE • Bicycle, girl's standard size with bal- loon tires. Less than half price for quick sale. Phone 120, Seaforth FOR SALE Hand lawn mower6 inch cut, in Wool WallaceW condition, 57. Ross FOR SALE Sebago potatoes, grown from certified seed. 2 cents a pound. Boyd Driscoll. HONEY FOR SALE Balance of 1068 crop of clover honey. 8 11 pail 52. 4 lb pail 51.15. Wallace Roes Apiaries PASTURE WANTED - Pasture wanted for mare and colt. Apply to J. Pullman Barber Shop, or phone .463 BICYCLE ,REPAIRS 0,0.M. Parts and Accessories. Dunlop Tires and Tubes. CHARLES PINDER, Seaforth FOR SALE. 300 geraniums in -seven colors. Hardy garden mums and a complete line of Bower and garden planta. Baker's Greenhouse, Your Garden Centre, Sea - forth HOUSE FOR SALE On 'Goderioll st. w., in one 0 Seaforth's finest locations Oil heat, 4 bedrooms, 2 fire places, modern kitchen garage. Good buy for cash Apply at The News office or Farm Machinery and Household Effects. In the town or Seaforth, Code rieh st. west, on Wed., May 20th, at 1 P.m. Rubber tired wagon, hay reek, wagon box, 4 bar side rake (new) ; dump rake, mower, hay loader, manure, spreader, seed drill, nutting box. with carriers, steel roller, fanning mill, beg tuck, stone boat, 2 ,rolls snow fence,. barrels; chink 'feeders, plank, lumber,' doors, cross cut saw, milk filter nails, 2. -litre extinguishers, grass seeder, power lawn mower, nr,lituro -- Dining room suite, small range. Couah, set. tee and chairs, sewing machine, chest of drawers, wa'rirobe, 2 dressers, rockers, fen stand mirror, mixette, electric iron, crocks, pan, dishes, quantity of fruit, sealers, boiler, 2 .canna's, 2 trunks, bedromn suite, chest of drawers. Kitchen table, china cabinet, studio. couch. Other articles too numerous to 'mention. Terms cash, Prop. Boy Lawson. Aust., Harold Jackson. Clerk, E. P. Chesney Clearing Auction Sale Or Farm Stook, Machinery, Grain & 14'ouachold Effects -At Lot 28, Con. 2. Hibbert Twp., 13/4 south,. -2 miles west of Dublin ,. or 1x/4 south and 4 miles east of Seaforth, on TUESDAY, MAY 19th, at 12.30 p.m. Cattle -6 Durham cows, fresh, others due in August and July; Hereford cow, due in August; Hereford cow, due first of June; Durham cow due in Sept.; Hereford cow with calf at foot; 2 Here. ford heifers, fresh in March ; 4 Here- ford heifers ready for market; 1 open. Hereford heifer; 2 yearling Holstein heifers; 1 yearling Holstein steer; 7 Hereford calves; 4 Hereford .yearling eteeis ; 4 Hereford yearling heifers; 6 Hereford steers, between 700 and 800 lbs; 3 Hereford steer's around 1000 lbs. Poultry - 200 Rhode Island Rede. Tractor-Cocicahutt 80 Standard Trac- tor with starter and lights, double tran- smission. Machinery - 8 £t. Sohn Deere disk, Massey Harris 4 bar side raise; M.H. mower, nearly new ; M.H. 7 ft. binder; 5 section harrows and pole; MH. drop head hay loader; M.H. manure spread- er , McCorm. Deering 18 nun disk drill ; 2 wheel trailer ; Fleury Bissel 3 furrow tractor plow; Fleury Biesel roller. Fleury Bisset walking plow; Cobol, heavy duty rubber tire wagon flat rook, sliding rack, 2 yard capacity gravel box, John Deere 8 ft., cultivator ; electric Beaver grain grinder with 8 hp. motor; 1 grinder; electric brooder, 600 chick capacity; Viking electric cream separ- ator,. practically new; 2 single units Universal sulking machine, 2 years old; with pump and motor, also piping, pressure gauge and outlets for 17 COWS; fanning mill; steel water trough; ex- tension ladder; bay fork and rope, new last year; 60 new steel posts; block and tackle; 2000 Ib. scales; viae and work bench ; 4 shelters; 1 set Stewart electric clippers. Aluminum wheel barrow Grain -1000 Iws, mixed grain. Quan- tity of oats. Forks, shovels, chains, etc. Thorobred Gorman shepherd dog (reg.) Household Effects -Dining room suite bed with .springs and mattress, day bed, kitchen table, library table, small tables, crocks, sealers, glass churn, kitchen range, coal or wood. Other articles too numerous to mention. No reserve. Farm sold. Terme cash. Prop., JOHN F. MURPHY ; Auction-. eer,.Harold Jackson:; Cleric, E. P. Ches- ney, Auction Sale Of 'Household Effects in the town of Seaforth, North Main St., SATURDAY. MAY 16th at 1.90 p.m. 3 piece chesterfield suite, 1 chesterfield chair, occasional Chairs, rocking chairs, small tables, rugs, scatter mats ; bed- room furniture, mattresses, wardrobe, General Electric frigidaire; 4 burner Beach electric stove, annex coal or wood, white enamel, iron, toaster, trilight lamp, table lamps, Beatty washing =- dune, Beatty vacuum cleaner; oak din- ing room suite, including table, chairs, buffet and china cabinet; writing desk; kitchen table and chairs; folding iron- ing board; sewing machine, garden tools: planks, 2 copper boilers; tubs, tools and tool chest; kitchen utensils; dishes, including antique china and or- naments, pictures; set of lawn bowls. Other articles too numerous to mention. - Terms cash. . Proprietor, DR. F. HARBURN; Auc- tioneer, Harold Jackson ; Clerk, E. P. Chesney. TENDERS FOR PAINTING Tenders for painting the exterior woodwork of the Huron County Home (1954. addition only) will be received by the undersigned until Friday noon, 1VLay 22nd, 1959. Specification forms may be obtained at the office of the undersigned, or from the County Home at Clinton. Tenders are to be in sealed envelopes clearly mark- ed "Tender for Painting" and addressed to the un- dersigned. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. • John G. Berry, Secretary Huron. County Home Committee Court House, Goderich 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 rune at large in the Town of Seaforth until further notice from this date, November 12, 1958, B. F. Christie Mayor God Save the Queen 8. iI/IIa11111nnn11a11111111111niiiiiil aniiin111,11n1,111„i,1111a1,11,111h,aanallmina1fl111a1a11111I111a111ei11 T0'IA SIOAFO'RTH (NEWS Thursday, May 19, 1059 BOX Funeral Service AMBULANCE. Prompt and Careful Attention Hospital Bod • Flowers for all,oceaslona Phones: Day 48 Night 595W , INSURANCE • Fire • Auto • Accidew • Liability • Weather Complete Coverages W. E. Southgate • Phone 384 - Res. 640 'blue coal' the solid fuel for solid comfort . WILLIS DUNDAS CHAMPION STOVE AND FURNACE' OIL • DUNDAS & LONEY Phone 578 or 332-11 AND FUEL OIL WILLIAM M. HART Office Phone 784 - (Hies. 206 We write all lines of INSURANCE Fire Auto Wind Liability & Life JOHN A. CARDNO Successor to WATSON & REID Phone 214 Seaforth Representative Manufacturer's Life Insurance Hudson Sterling Coal SEAFORTH LUMBER LTD Phone 47 LAWN MOWER SERVICE Complete service on all makes. of mowers and engines. Parts; re- pairs, overhaul, sharpening. DO IT NOW SHARP'S MAINTENANCE SERVICE r.r. 2 Seaforth. Ph. 8.51r5 NOTICE Tuckelsmith Township Municipal dump. will be opened from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. ors Wednesday and Saturday afternoons un- til further notice. E. P. Chesney, Clerk. JACK THOMPSON'S Footwear Service, Seaforth.,.-. Shoes repaired. Mens & Boys & children's footwear. It is our busi- ness to give comfort and save you money .RADIO REPAIRS Quick., inexpensive and guaranteed radio repairs to all -kinds of radios. et TERRY'S RADIO REPAIR. Oppo.ite Dick House, phone 847R. Seaforth ' NOTICE See your authorized dealer for district. of Seaforth. Dublin and Clinton for Vi- king Cream Separators and Viking Milking Machines. BASIL O'ROURKE. Blacksmith and Welding Shop. Bruce - field. FOR SALE Mixed gladiolus bulbs, 60 large bulbs. 53; 60 medium bulbs $2.00. Not deliver- ed. Murray Tyndall, Brucefield. Phone Seaforth 640 w 2. FARM FOR SALE 100 acre farm with good house and barn. All modern conveniences. Close to school; 81,6 miles north of Mitchell. Apply to Mr. Gottfried Buri, Sr., R.R. 4, Mitchell, Ont. FOR SALE Box plants, Pot Plants and Pots filled WM..BRADSHAW Market St. Phone 50w 1951 PontlaFe god At,res, priced for quick sale. Andrew McNichol, pii, 1985E NOTICE Top soil, crushed cement gravel, fill, pit run gravel fog lanes or barnyards ; also manure loading with it cat. crawler. Jack Moliwain or H. McIlwaid, Seaforth NOTICE 2 cyclo engine fuel, blended and nixed for top performance. Out- board Iplotor oil for all 2 cycle engines. See the new Lawn Cruis- er mowersnow on display. Sharp's Maintenance. Service Phone 851r5 Seaforth NOTICE Waterloo Cattle Breeding Association, "Where' Better Bulls Are Used", supply artificial `breeding service for all breeds of cattle. If•phoning long distance aim- ply ask for Clinton Zenith 9-5650. If it is a local oal1, use our regular Clinton number, Clinton HU 2-8441. For service or more information, call between 7.80 and 10 a.m. week days; 6 and 8 p.m. Saturday evenings.. For cows noticed in heat on Sunday morning, 'do • not call until Monday'. morning. The quality is high and the cost low • NOTICE Viking Cream Separator Sales and Service for new and used 'biking Separ- ator eparator. John Byerznan, East William St., Seaforth. Phone 566w BERT PEPPER AUCTIONEER Reserve your Sale Date now 1511 Seaforth, Ont, phone Clinton. H112•7534 TEXACO - PRODUCTS We specialize in Diesel Fuel and Farm Lubricants Phone 686w Phone 190 Seaforth Goderich.'