HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1959-05-21, Page 4KIPPBN
Mrs. I'.tt\ )gyre and_ MN, Chur-
lick of Sarnia also Mr. and Mrs'.
Fergus Wright acid• family of
Brampton were week 'end guests
Of Ml', and Mrs, Charles Eyre. •
Dr. and Mrs, 1V. Sproat and
Mr, and. Mrs, Mervin Johnson of
Windsor visited with Mr, and
Mrs, Allan Johnson during the
week end. • '
Miss Eileeli Mclean. of London
spent the week end in .London.
Mr. and 11rs, Grant Love of
Cairo. Mich., Visited recently
with Mr. ROA. Coope'? Lr. Cao-
(ier returning, with them for a
few weeks,
Mr, and \irs. Monty Motomura,
Kim and Linda,' spent the iloli•
day )tnith relatives in Oakville,
"A Gas Water Heater
saves you money...
gives you more Hot
Water in less time"
says,
FRANK KLING
SEAFORTH PLUMBER
DEALER;��4. ��\
Tau never run out of hot \\,_ ,....... .k„ ,
water when you have a Gas
Nater Heater. It heats water so fast (4 times faster than any
other system) that you always have a constant supply of hot
seater. And it costs you less to buy ... less to operate,"
See modern Gas Water Heaters at
Frank Kling Ltd.
Main Street
a
or UNION CU41P1\yOJ crIgo,1/4,44no
Mrs. Ross Love received word
of the death of Mrs. Thu cooper
of Tugaske, So,ilc„ who passed
away on April 2S. She was the
former Mary llui•raY, of Theiler.
smith, and Is survived by her
husband, two Sons, John and Ro-
bert one daughter Anne and a
sister. MISS Anne Murray of Ger-
rie, Ont.
Mr, and Mrs, Eldin Kerr of
111nthrep visited an evening 'het
week with her parents, M1.. .and
Mrs, Elston, Dowson,
YP anniversary at St. Andrews
United Church was well attend-
ed, Rey, Roulston of Lucan was
guest speaker and :11r. McDonald,
Walton, guest soloist.
The WMS shipped bales 300 lbs
of used clothing the past week
for overseas relief and to Minicoy
Reserve,
Mi'. and Mh's. Gordon Harkness
and fancily of Parkhill visited on
Sunday with her parents, Mr,
and Mrs. W, R. Cooper.
Mt. and Mrs. Ed Wahl of Lis-
towel spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Ken McLellan.
\h and Mrs, Joe LeGard, Sari
-
Sue
Sue anBilly of Downsview,
were guests of an aunt and un -
et), Mr, and Mrs, N. Long.
The May meeting of Kippen
\4'\IS and WA was lied with \irs.
Ralph Turner and Miss Irene
Turner as hostesses, in the
sell,00l room of the church. There
were 20 members and foul' visit-
ors present. Mrs. E. Jarrett con-
ducted the worship period during
which Mrs, E, Kyle read the seri-
Mum After a short cancer film
was shown Mrs. Consitt presided.
Mrs, John R. Cooper and Mrs. P.
Charter's reported for the visit -
tug' oom. and Mrs. Harold Jones
and Mrs. Willner Joneer were al),
pointed visitors for May. Anyone
litlyllignylons could bringthen) to
the June meeting. Mise
Gwenueth Hendrick favored with
a !recitation "tine Ladies' Aid."
Mrs. John Sinclair read 0. clean-
ter on tlzo Hawaian Islands from
the study book, Atter a short
W.A. meeting lunch was served
by Circle 2,
BAYFIELD
hiss Berthena Cruickshank, at
Ilolmesvine, spent the week end
with her aunt, Miss Bertltena
Sturgeon,
Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Pfaff and
son, Windsor, were at their home
Over the week end.
Mr. and airs. E, W. Oddleifson,
London, spent the week end at
their home,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moore,
Detroit, are spending a few days
at their )tome.
,Leslie Elliott spent the week
end at Mount Clemens, Lich.
Dr. and Mrs. A. C, Chapman, of
Detroit, spent from Fiddayi Ito
Monday at their cottage.
\Ir. and Mrs, Gerald Sturgeon
and 'baby, Preston, are spending
a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Sturgeon.
Mr. and lits. Hugh MeoLaren,
Pert Elgin, are visiting Misses
Maude and Josephine Stirling.
Mr, and Mrs. George Willitts
anti family, Detroit, are at their
cottage this week,
Miss Helen McLeod, Loudon,
spent the holiday :week- end With
her mother, ,Mrs. Mae McLeod.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L.+11a11, Lond-
on, ars at their eottage.
Mrs. D, Yarty and two child-
ren, Loudon, calve last weep to.
reside in the village. •
Mr, and MTS. Jas, Lindsay and
fancily, London, were at their
cottage over alte holiday.
Miss Jessie -Metcalf, Detroit,
was at her home over the week
end.
Dr, end Mrs. R. G. Hunter and
faruilY, Toronto. spent the Week
end at their home.
Mr, and Mrs, T. Mcauftin, Da:
Milton, were at their cottage,
Mr: and firs. Warren •Cook and
two daughters of London were
at their cottage for the week end,
Miss- Jayce Bell, London, spent
the Week end with her parente,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bell.
Mr. and Mrs. John McConkey
and family, London, spent the
week end at their cottage.
Corporal and Mrs. J. E. Hay-
man and son, Centralia, spent
the week enc) with Mr. and Mrs,
R. L. \fac•iillen.
Miss Joan Tillman, London,
spent the week end with Mrs,
Helen Cluff and family.
TUCKERSMITH
The Tuekersnlitlt Ladies' Olub
met at the home of Mrs. Eldon
Crich with 12 members and nine
visitors present. Roll call was
answered by What I would like
to do if I were 21 again. The Club
plans to have a bake sale in May.
Mrs. W. Rogerson played a nun) -
Charlie MacNaughton
Works for Huron
A RESPECTED VOICE
FOR HURON FARME
In just one sitting, Charlie MacNaughton has este. fished himself -
as an effective speaker on behalf of agricultwre, iris efforts on the
Agriculture Committee have led to important benidits to farmers.
ON AGRICULTURE BRIEFS—
On being critic -lased in
for eoznmendine :he Fart.-:_
Union delegation
made to the Agriculiure
the Huron MPF
"What Is good in this brief ar aej
other brief, I propose ..
both inside and outside the )cease
and I can assure the Hon, member
that certain of these suggestions
and recommendations have already
been Implemented and I am confid-
ent that those that merit attention
and consideration will receive it in
due course."
—Hansard Page 1T'±
RE-ELECT
ON GASOLINE TAX—
` t o e -e t_.-: -he =atter c± 113:-
raszane tea
3N FARM;
.r
syr} Marketing. re.ar.s
ly provide the answer .
ours situation is, to a very eras' ier-
able extent. yet to be seen. Never-
theless
-ve,-theless it must be admitted that
the farmer is faced with the neces-
sity of developing some means of
combatting matters collectively ov-
er whieli individually he has Tittle
or no control."
--Hansard, Page 400
ACTI ON
Charlie MacNaughton moved in the
standing committee on agriculture
that the Government undertake to
provide compensation for loss of live-
stock through rabies. This program
was adopted by the Government on
March 19, 1.959.
PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE
THURSDAY, JUNE 11
THE 19l)AMOiiTII 1117Wk,
ico piano, Mrs, A
b01^ 0l1
)i . o lox, Me -
Gregor, Kip11on, gave all atieaiuit
of her trip to Vineland, OM. in,
January where she Was u delogitte
far Heron.. Federation of Agricul-
ture. Site also told"of the many
hrojeets being carried out by the
5romen% institute.. Lunch WaS
served by Group 3.
Turney'e Church W.A. 11101 in the
church basement on Airl•il 10 with
10 members present, The script -
ma was read by, Mrs, 101010r
Townsend, Prayer was by Mrs,
Bi'lin Whitmore, devotiouS by
Mrs, john Turner and the lople
was taken Ity Mrs. Greg "M1e0reg*
or. It was deckled to give $10,00
to the cancer fund. Invitation
was accepted to attend a WA
meeting at Idoltnesville April 28,
also one at Wesley Willis United
Church, Clinton, at 2,10 pan. 00
Stay 7111. Lunch was served by
Mrs. Lawson and Mrs, J Turnor,
COMMUNICATION
Dear Fellow Readers, -Did you
know there is a very eiinole way
1 • r he
people tizr o1 i t
tincth
to help b
C.N.LB,? Nowadays, donations
are the order of the ditY, (lona-
tions for this and donations for
that, until .your pocket begins to
feel the pinch,
The donation T ant talking
about, does not cost one little
penny, All expenses aro borne by
C.N.LB.
The 'only thing you have to do
is to will your eyes to the ONIB.
There the cornea is removed
and transferred tothe eyes of a
blind person. All doctors have
information on this subJect, so
just notify him.
-The demand fir exceeds the
supply. They have a waiting list
so long, surely we could help
someone else to see, after we are
through with our eyes.
It would be fine for us to will
our eyes. The demand is for
eyes now. I am sure if the older
generation knew about this t11eY
would be willing.
More information can be •ob-
tainecl by writing to :—The Eye
Bank of Canada (Ont, Division),
C,N.I.B., 929 Bayview Ave., Tor-
onto 17, Ont.
These really are not morbid
thoughts. Who knows what to-
morrow might bring. It would be
rather nice to know you were
enabling someone to see, prob-
ably the faces of his ar her chil-
dren whom they hadn't seen for
years, or the sun rise in the east,
or lovely apple blossoms.
Toss it around in your mind
for awhile. I'm sure you will
come up with the right answer.
It makes no difference the age
of the person. Probably 'some of
You saw the TV program on this
subJect about a mouth ago. The
cornea of the eyes of a tiny baby
were transferred to the eyes of
a grown woman, enabling her to
see her children again. Pleasant
thought, isn't it?
There is a set of three cards to
be filled out, one to be carried on
__' orthSide United Church
Church school 10 a.m., Worship
11 a.m., Young People's Group 8
p.m. A welcome to all.
Eglnondvilie united Church
Dr. J. Semple, minister; Lyle
Hammond, organist -choir leader.
11 a.m., Public Worship of God.
Subject, "The Chief Concerns of
a Boy's Life." Annual Church
Parade High School Cadets.
Church School and Bible Class
14 a.m.
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First Presbyterian
Church
REV. D. LESLIE ELDER
.Minister
1' y1. C11Lo(CH SCHOQL AND
YOLca FELLOWSHIP CLASS
11 A.M.
REV. D. L. ELDER
Miracle at Jericho"
31eAc Senior Choir
A."^.hem—'The Lord is My Light"
(Sneaks)
SoIois�. Mfr. Frank Kling
Mr. Dave Stewart
SUNDAY. MAY 31ST
Spring Thankoffering Service
11 a.m.
The Rev. T. J. McKinney, B.A.,
Tc-eswater, Ont.
Moderator of Huron-Majtlan6
Presbytery
Them will be special music
by the Choir
H. A. KEMPSTER
Organist and Choir Leader
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,110 1 Breen at till 'bines, 0110 to
DO rammed to the 19ya Bank,
lupi
the 011101',' 20nr neat of kin
i+tleth .lust sigh You!' Viirtl, ItIld
'forgui WWII: At,
130 how about it, fonts? Do it
tow, before It 1(1155 your mind,
U,N.1.11. Ill I.Pl0it,
Seafortlr.
ST. COLUMBAN
PENNY SALE
PRIZEOS ON DISPLAY AT
110X IC011NtTUIIJ STORE
MAY 21 - 23
Draw Tumidity, May 20, 0 pan.
St. Colurnhan
Pen wing the Largest Wide Screen
in Huron County
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
May 21 and 22
"KINGS GO FORTH"
Frank Sinatra Natalie Wood
Tony Curtis
(One Cartoon)
SATURDAY and MONDAY
May 23 and 25
Double Feature — "•
"Buchanan Rides Alone"
(Color)
Randolph Scott
"The Last Blitzkreig"
Van Johnston - Kerwin Mathews
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
May 20 and 27
"DANGEROUS EXILE"
(Color)
Lduis Jourdan - Belinda Lee
TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY
Rain or clear, first show at dusk
Children under 12 in cars Free
Win top marks
in good grooming
Suits, slacks, coats, sweaters
...we'll give your entire
wardrobe that "band - box"
freshness so vital to a well-
. groomed look. Prompt service,
modest prices
Finest work always
FLANNERY
CLEANERS
phone 87
Firs
Hugh
Benninger
says
With life insurance
you can make your
will before you
make your money
DUBLIN, ONT.
Phone 54 r 3
oederation Life
Seaforth Agricultural Society
are sponsoring a
FIELD CROP COMPETITION
FEATURING HUSKING CORN
THOSE INTERESTED PLEASE CONTACT
IiEN STEWART, HAROLD PRYGE
OR ROBERT McMILLAN
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PROCLAMATION
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
•
In accordance with a resolution passed by
the 1Iunicipal Council of the Town of Seaforth,
1 hereby pl'oclainl 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, 1955,
B. F. Christie
Mayor
God Save the Queen
Lnuaanoa"" moniumumuumunueumunnumou onio Wl,",Imi nnuutuuau nithoo cold„