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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1959-08-27, Page 5THE S.I2Ab'OR'1'Ii N12Wr5--Thursday, Attgust 27, 1059 11,1111 ,n1nn,1n 111 ,4,11,1111,1 11,1 1111111,1111111111 11„II,11 ....III.„i11e11,11,linllllll,lllnlllil111111,11/,11111111 SPECIALS FOR .AUG UST 27 - 22 - 291,11 AT Smith's Superior Food Market arket SHREDDED WHEAT 2 18 -oz pkgs.., ,,.., 53c JOHNSON'S HARD GLOSS GLO COAT �y �Ic NESCAFE INSTANT COFFEE 6 oz jar 99c REDPATH GRANULATED SUGAR 10 lb. 7'7c STOKELY'S' PINEAPPLE - GRAPEFRUIT JUICE ..... ... 35c DREAM WHIP - 2 oz pkg. 29c WHITECAP MARSHMALLOWS .. 16 oz bag 35c PHONE 12 WE DELIVER 3,Ip4,4,np14,n,4,u q,1_ min a q,nnuu1,4,.4,111111lll nnlm 1114,",1„1m4, Pn1 np1n11,11,1111 i1,111nvn' DUBLIN Jim Jordan and daughters, Col- leen and 'Ca'thy, Toronto, called en friends here. Mr, and Mrs. Fergus Kelly are on a' trip to the Canadian West. Mr. and Mrs. Pat McGrath and children spent Sunday In Lond- on. Mr. and Mrs. H. Pugh, Clair- mont, with Mr, and Mrs, Fergus Stapleton. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Fitzgib- bons and Mr, -and. Mrs. Don Fitz- gibbons, Hamilton, with Mr. and Mrs. Terry Flannery, MT and Airs. Mac Robertson, Guelph with Mm. and• Airs. Joseph Dill. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Denomme, Dundas, with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Cronin. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Flanagan, Kitchener, Il'r. and Mrs. Alfred Connolly, Kinkora, with Mr: and Mrs, Frank Bruxer. Mr. and Mas. J. Hamilton, St. Thomas with Miss Monica Byrne, Mr. and. Mrs. Frank .D1i1, Lan- sing, with Mr. and Mrs. Jos. MIL The Dublin Pee Wee ball club will play the Mitchell Dodgers at the Dublin Recreation Grounds on Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Adams, Ashland, Wisconsin, are spending a week .t with. Mrs. Loins Krauskopf. Mr•, Keith McCarthy of Kitch- ener spent the week end art the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd McCarthy. Mr. and 'Aims. John Krauelcopf and son Bobby' of Clawson, Mich., spent last week with Mm, and Mrs, Lloyd 'McCarthy. BORN Hulley. — At Scott Memorial Hospital, on August 20th, to Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Hulley, rr'1 Lon- desboro, a son. Jansen At Scott Memorial' Hospital, on August 21st, to Mr. and Mrs, John Jansen; rr18 Sea - forth, a son Dungey — At Scott Memorial Hospital on August 25th, to Mr. and Mrs. Bedford Dungey, Sea - forth, a daughter Bromley — In Clinton Public Hospital on August. 17, to Mr. and -Mrs. Charles Bromley, rr 1 Blyth, twin sons . Consitt—In Clinton Public Hos- pital. on August 12, to Mr. and Mrs. John Coneitt, rr 2 Kippen, a son. . Hesselwbod—In Clinton Public Hospital an August 18th, to Mr. and Mrs. Reg Hesselwood, Blyth, a daughter Richardson—In Clinton Public Hospital on August to Mr. g and Mrs.. Carl' Richardson, rr 8 Seaforth, a'daughter TOWN TOMO Mr, and firs. Reg. Hart oY Tor• Onto, are, spending their Holiday at tile Bone of Mr, and Mra, loo. beet SeOtt. Mr, joint Baldwin has sold h+l house on Goderieb. street, west t9 Mr. W, 0, Moore, manager •of +the Toronto -Dominion Bank, with possession In about two weeks: Mr. and Mr's. James Hogg re- turned to their lioitie in Coiling: wood OIL SOLOIST actor spending the past week with Air. and AIDS, Bedford Duey and Brenda. A'lr, and Mrs. Louis 2Ielwig of Detroit, Mich., Mx and Ma's. Ar. elite Brown of Manitoulin Island, Mr. and Mrs, -Siert Anstdee and daughters Barbara and' Carol ,of Sudbury, "Were guests •of Mr, and Mrs. Wallace Ross anti 'family.. and' Mrs, 'R. M. Scott +ancl Mr, and Mrs. Alex, Smith and son, Mark, have returned 'home from a motor' trip to the Eastern States by way of the 'Thousand Islands and St. Lawrence Sea- way. They visited with :Mrs, 17arl Case et. Fort Anne and `M'. and Mrs.. Wyman .Griffin at Albany, N Y. • Mrs, Geo, Connell of Seaforth has returned home atter spend- ing several weeks with her eon, Mr, and Mrs, Roy Connell et tile Nile. Miss Kathleen McCully and Miss. McGully of Toronto visited Mr. Isaac •McGavin on Sunday. Mr, and Ma's. Lyle Jordan of Toronto and Mr. and MOS. Wm, Byrne of Trenton Mich., spent the weekend with Mrs, Jean Fortune. Robert " Beuttemmvller• and Franklin, Bryeus attended the Ontario Young Liberals Associa- tion 'summer oonference at Mil- ford Manor, Muskoka, as dele- gates for the Huron riding, They attended the conference in the company of Mr. James ,Scott, ex- ecutive director of the Ontario Liberal Ass'oe ation, who address- ed the conference at t+lle Satur- day noon lnuoheon. Mr. and MTS. Scott liableirk and Mr, and Mrs, L. B. Melanson and two children a'etttrned •on Friday from•a trip to New Brun- swick and Prince Edward Island. Miss D.onellcla Adams returned to her home on Saturday after a very "pleasant holiday with her brother, Corporal K. T. Adams, Mrs, Adams and sons in Winni. peg, She also visited with •Mr, and. Mrs. Malcolm. ,Mackinndn. Mr. and Mrs. John Laudenbaoh, Sarnia, were week -end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. L. Laudenbach. Rev. Thos. McQuaid and Mr. Jahn McQuaid have returned af- ter a week's holiday on a motor trip to Grand Forks; North Da- kota, Mr, and Ms's. Arnold Scott and Mr. Doug. Scott, Montreal, are holddalying with Mr. and MOs. Jas. T. Scott. Mr. Bob McGonigle spent lest week -end in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MoKdnd- sey who spent the summer at the Bay of Fundy, Nova Scotia, are visiting with Mr, and Mrs, 11. R. • MCKhidseY, a I Miss Ruth Joynt, Toronto, is holidaying with her parents, Mr. Land ,Mrs, Robelrt. Joynt. s Mr, Cyril Ryan. Is in ' 'Scott ; Metnorial Hospital this week fol. lowing an =Went at the Yarm li' of Iris faUher, Mr. Joeeph Ryan, Ion Saturday, Father l0llwyn Morris, Port • Dover, visited with his another during the week -end, Mrs, 0, P. Sills and ,Mrs, T. L; Slattery attended the graduation of Miss Patricia Hays as a nurse on Saturday in Detrait, • Mr. and MTs, John Hotham and' family, Windsor, are holl- daying with Mr, and Airs. John Hotham Si'. ' They attended the Morton McFadden wedding on Saturday in Burlington, BRODHAGEN Air, Gary Sho1di e has taken a position in Landon in the office of the Engineers' Dept., of the Department of I-Iighways. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred. Ahren8 spent a few days on a trip t Toronto, Hamilton, Fort Erie and other points last week, Mr. and Airs. Lew Hicks, Mr. and MOs. Ralph H+inks, Alvin and Sherry do Blenheim, on Sunday visiting the formeris nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Frank'Hdaks. Mr. awl Mrs, Louie •Buuek and girls of Ellie°, with Mr. and Mrs Reuben Bnuck.on -Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed 'Crowder and Mrs. John 0,-D,iegel of Stratford with .Mors, W. L, Querengesser on Sunday. •Ma'. and Mas. Wm, Hinz and Mr, and Ma's. john Moat, Mitoli- ell, with Mr and ,Mrs. Ed IPreut- er on Sunday. Masters Randy ; and Bradley McKenzie of Detroit and Roy Kleber of Kitchener iliave been holidaying with their aunt and uncle, . Mm and Mrs. 'Wilbur lloegy. Mr. and Mrs. George Jacob of Kitchener with Mr. and Mrs. Chris W. Leonhsedt on Sunday. Many from :here attended the wedding acception of Mx. and Mrs. Donald Wolfe (Beth Cole) at Monkton 'community hall on Saturday evening. St. Peters Lutheran cemetery. decoration services were held on Sunday afternoon. A short open air service was held with the Brodhagen Band accompanying the hymns and Rev. Paul Fischer' of Zurich was in charge •of the eervices. Ile chose .as his theme "The Church in the ,Graveyard” and pointed out that, St. Peter's •Churcli was like a beacon loo a hill, guiding the living and giv- ing them the opportunity to find the way. ' Flowers adorned the altar of the Church on Sunday,in memory of William L. Querengesser, who passed away one year ago, Aug- ust 22nd. They were placed by his wife and family. Also a large basket of flowers was in the a SEAFORTH DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL TUESDAY, SEPT. 8 AT 10 A.M. All school buses will operate over the same routes as at the close of school in June. ALL BUS ROUTES . WILL. BE REVISED UPON COMPLETION OF REGISTRATION TO PROVIDE MAXIMUM SERVICE TO ALL PUPILS BUSES WILL LEAVE SEAFORTH AT 8.30 A. M. ON TUES. DAY, SEPT. 8 AND SUBSEQUENTLY AT' 7.30 EACH MORN- ING Por further information contact L. P. PLUMSTEEL, Principal chancel in memory of Airs, Rud- olph Fischer who passed away 12 Years ago, August 2::/rd, from the family, and another basket of flowers from •fixe Donald Wolte and Beth Cole wedding on Seturda3', which was solemnised at Mt 'Pleasant United Church, Mie Elizabeth Moreno of Kit- chener at the home of ,T, la', Prue - ter for a few days.. Mrs, Robert Rock, Rebecca and Ihobert Ief Dartmouth, Nova Sea- tia are visiting with Mi", and Mr's Edwin Rock. Mr, anti Mrs. Ivan Crossman anti Mr, rand ,firs. John Antstein, Mr, and MTs. Robert Antstein and girls of Kitchener with Mr. and Mrs.. Fred Herbert recently. Mr. and ,Mrs. Eugene Hinz and Laura of London, Mr, and Mrs, Lorne Hinz, Sandra and Robert, oihatham, with Mr. and Mrs, Laverne' WolYo. Congratulations by telephone, from Mr. and Mrs.' Dish Si'atson `of Calgary, Alberta, were receiv- ed by Mr, and Mrs. Donald Wolfe at their recent •mar'riage. Relatives here receiyed word of the death of .Ernest Brodbag- en, 81, of R11,1, Elmwood, at the +I1•anover hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Snaith. and family and Mr, Edward Smith' in Hanover on Sattnxlay, Miss Phyllis Ahrens spent a few days with Tena Wintering - ham, Mitchell. BRUCEF'IELD Mies Betty Ann Lazenby has returned to her home in Belle. vllle atter visiting her grand- mother, Mrs, Fred Rathwell. Mr. and Mrs, Richard Calvert, Dale and Harold, Detroit, were guests at Mrs. Fred Rathwell this week, Whys. Gus Voth of Detroit is visiting with friends in the vil- lage and with .her father, Mr. C. D. Sdmpsen: Mr. and Mrs, Anderson and family of :the RCAF have moved into Mr. N. Sillery's house. We welcome them to the village. Mr. and Mrs. John ioMuntrie, Bewail and MT, and Mrs. H. Carter, Clinton, were visitors with Miss Mary Gibson on Sun- day, Mrs. T., A. Dutton and Mrs. Bruce Menary, Bayfield were in London on Monday. Mrs. H. Berry and Master Lawrence Elliott spent a few days with Mi'. and Mrs, A, D, Smith, Bluevalle, Rev. B. Davison will occupy the pulpit of the United Church on Sunday morning at the usual time, 11 o'clock. MT. Jas. Burdge spent a few days with lode parents, Air. and Mr's. Fred Burdge. FEDERATION NEWS By J. Oar' Hemingway What's new? Perhaps each one ,of us would answer ,differently. One afternoon last week it was a new experience for me to visit the white bean growers .process- , ing plant at London. This "plant is just another ex- ample of what can be •accomP- iiebed by farmers df they work harmoniously together. These men were not willing to stay in a rut but I believe were the first to introduce the "electric eye" bean picker in •Canada. This uncanny" machine removes the discolored and damaged beans much more cheaply than the .hand pickers. By this means, I'm afraid, the cost to consumer's was reduced much more than Profits were increased to the pro. ducers. It did, however, increase consumption, permitting increas- ed produdtion of this crop. It also placed the Ontario grower in a much better competitive position on world markets. Operating under a negotiating Plan the White Bean Board must Purchase all beans offered to it at not less than the mininnun price agreed by the Board and the trade Manx times it is nec- essary to sell on the world mar- ket at a loss and make up the difference tram the 85c per 100 deducted for equalization fu-nd, For many years this plan has { worked out quite well but diff". culties are non being enOomiCer- ed. By this pian the dealer can buy large quantities •ot beans at 11 harvest time at the minimum Price and hold them for a"rise in price. If the price gees up the dealer gets a handsome profit but if it rops he sells to the Board with no loss. While I was at the plant a re- cent assignment was being pick- ed. The Price in the world mark- et has dropped and these beans will have to be supported heav- ily. Another dealer has informed the Board that he has 80 carloads which he will assign to the Board shortly, These, too, will have to be heavily supported from the equalization fund collected from the farmers. In the date winter I was told that these beans could have been sold to Britain with little or no support it the Bean Growers had known of and . controlled the product. At present the Growers carry the risk of loss if the price drops and the ,dealer .opportunity for the profit if the "price goes up. • Has the negotiating type plan outlived Its effectiveness for the White Bean Growers? Should this group be. proceeding to it Marketing Agency Plan where the producer would have ,the op. poutunity tor profit as well as the 'risk of loss? Similarly should the Hog Pro^ duets be advancing' from Mark- eting Agency to Processing? It seems apparent that defic- iency payments in the hog Indus- try will prrove advantageous to the largo processor at the ex- pense of the srnaii Backer and producer. Is it now time tor the next step forward? BROWNIE'S LIMITED CLINTON, ONTARIO Featuring the Largest Wide Screen in Huron county THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, August 27 - 28 HORROR SHOW-- Double Feature "The H -Man" (Adult Entertainment) (Color) All Star Cast "The Woman Eater" (Adult Entertainment) GEORGE OOULOURIS - VERA DAY (One Cartoon) SATURDAY AND MONDAY, August 29-31 -- Double Feature -- "The Hard Man" (Calot') GUY MADISON - VALERIE FRENCH "Juke Box Rhythm JO MORROW • JACK JONES (One Cartoon) TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, September 1 - 2 -- Double Feature -- "Doctor At Sea" (Color) DIRK BOGARDE - BRIGITTE BARDOT "The Naked Truth" TERRY THOMAS - DENNIS PRICE (One Cartoon) Two Shows Nightly --- Rain or Clear First Show at Dusk CHILDREN UNDER 12 IN CARS FREE EGMONDVILLE Mr. and Airs, Herb Coombs vis- ited with Air. and lire. Joseph Storey and Mr, and Miss. Harry IIart of Preston. Air. and 'Vim. Wesley Coombs and children were week end vis- itors with Air. and Mas, Kenneth Forbes at Galt. The sympathy of the commun- ity is extended to Mrs. Barton of Listowel in the passing of her son, Ben, which sad event 000ue- red at Cornwall; also to his sis- ter, Mrs. Leonard Strong. Surviv- ing besides his mother and wife, are two sisters and three broth- ers: Robert Barton, Stratford; Mrs. Earl Hastings, Listowel; Kenneth Barton, Martintown, Lloyd Barton, Arwood, and MTs. Leonard Strong, Tuckersmith. Airs. Wm. Houghton and Airs. Thomas Laing of Cromarty call- ed on firs. R. Dalrymple on 1A r. Thursday. Diane Dapple, daughter of Mr. and 'Mr's, Win. Dapple, had the misfortune to fall off her bi- cycle on Tuesday when she •struck fresh gravel, cutting her knee severely which required several stitches to close and she was a couple of days in the hos- pital, MOVVORAIWWWWWWWWVIINV E. J. ROWLAND PLUMBING & HEATING Sales & Service Phone GG r9 Dublin, Ont. wwwwwwwwwwwwww APPLICATIONS will be received by the undersigned up to and including Friday, August 2S, 1959, for the position of WEIGH ASTER For the Town of Seaforth Duties consist of the operation of the Town of Seaforth Municipal Scales daily: Monday through Friday, from 8 a.m. to 5 p,m. Saturdays — 8 a.m to 12 noon and on other occasions -by arrangement REMUNERATION WILL BE AT THE RATE OF FIFTY OEvTq _.,,,,,,L., PT,.r, Sxrr.r D. H. -WILSON Clerk, Town of Seaforth Highest Prices Highest Prices paid for all kinds of GRAIN WHEAT BARLEY OATS BUCKWHEAT - CORN - RYE BEANS We are in the market for — Registered and Commercial Genesee and Cornell Seed Wheat See us before disposing We are also buyers of Timothy and Clover Seed Agent for Master Feeds, Cement, Insecticides and Grain Treatment W. G. Thompson & Sons PHONE 32 LTD, HENSALL