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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1959-09-24, Page 4J m,an lennn,le„I,,nne fI,„1„„mi,,,,ll Ilnaen Ull,tlirlleleae,rer,llmlle AallmallnrAlld1a111rr,A,Anmm11 T. Dinner WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30. Egmondville United Church Dinner served 5,00 until 8.00 Admission Adults 81.50 Children under 12 -- 750 ?4hu,ala,:,mnl,n„n0annama,,,lml„nu,llnmi ouulnlllnen„anw,wnmu„mmmnuwmnn, nanoP•. Qa °rI can't recall = needing a telephone repair 2n 52 years!” SAYS Dit, NEIN SNUB, D,D,S„ OF CBATIlA.t. ONT. Dr, Smith, a graduate in dental surgery of the University of Toronto, was Commanding Officer of the Chatham Regiment in IVorld iia,• I and has represented Canada in shooting competitions at Risley. "Since 1906, I've had different .phones as they developed better and better ones — arid not once do I remember calling a repairman!" Many other long -tinge users have to think hard to remember when they last had to have their telephone fixed. When you stop to consider the pleasure and convenience you enjoy with never an -extra repair expense, you may well agree that the value you get for your telephone dollar is truly unique. THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA Undai 100 lbs. Dort Dalton, . WRourke, Roy Daltbtt; Spenielr Onions, ne E arr'y Ot'Ire, CO Olt oe r.ar, 4tna eRILLOP FAIR Basmaa; Lpis Godlcia, Warren cloak Don Coy L li G d lC 11 D d , Y lioruo, Paul lima : Beet:, Warren The annual ti rl nal .I li i 7 'cl c i lel soils fair' was held on Tibursday at S;S. No. 10, Winthrop. The weath- er MIS 5xceptiOnally cool, lower- ing attendance Somewhat but the displays Were excellent, Charles MaeNaughtoh, 1111x1?, of- flelaily opened the fair, Other's on the ilfattorin were IIletou Cardiff, MP, D. III, Miles, l:IurOn county agricultural representative, and Don Grieve, assistant, also Mr, G, Gardiner, school inspector. Pupils of S.S, Noe. 7, S, 0,' 10 and 12 presented a fine program, and also featured were Mies Sim - von Strong, the Cronin Sisters and a dance group directed, b3' Ml's, Orville Storey, LIVESTOCK Gil s in kit J cKWICho 4 Lo a s 1 Go o.... •n• Den c'otol ��v is', Stewart, tt, a M Ai r sot , Bonnie Stewart, Amr Stewart Jimmy lietaderson, Don MoNichoi. Goats—Damn Marie Monne, Mnrllorie Wilctfans, lapin Deuormnna, Jana khan. non. ,1'ouLTRy & PETS Dole, an Dolmage,. Mutiny Poplar, Yarn» Dolnnage, Dieting. Iiendernott, Glen Dolmage. Potatoes --Irish Cobbler, Maty Mar- garet Finnegan, Rieke Mnlfnele, Elsie_ Inose, Earle Rose, Karen Bete, Lynda Herr; ICetndin, Billy Siemon, byre Me. Nichola Cobert Shannon, Audrey Mc- Michael, Keith Siemon, Francis Malon- ey; Sebago, Murray Pepper, Gercldine Dennis, Linde Somerville, Sharon Ieie- Kenzie, Ricky McKenzie, Betty Roe.. Cturot—Kneen Dolmage, Glen Dol rouge, l{eitlt Slemon, Kon Dolmage, Lois Coale, Ian Dolnrago. Quart Barley—Donald Coyne, Gary Settles, Micheal Johnson, Murray Pryue, David Wildfonts, Mary Ann Wildfengl wheat, Mary Ann Wildfang, David Wild- , Fong, joint Boyd; Oats, David Wildforng, l Calves -4R Senior BeefCalf, Amy Stewart, Geraldine Dennis, Gordon Pryce; Beef Calf, Larry Horne, Donna Horne, Geraldine Dennis, Gordon NW - hut ; Beof Calf, pail fed, Faye Little, Mary Lou Coyne. Dairy Heifer Calf— FlySLittle, Maw pyno. Teat Boyd-;enior, Doug. Boyd, Amy Stewart; Sweepstakes, Arany Stewart; Best Showmanship. Geraldine -Dennis, Amy Stewart, Faye Little; Beet Dairy Calf under 200 lbs., Doug, Boyd. Geesa -•Nicole Chondeki, haul Somet tine; '' bays, Larry Horne Ducks, Timmy Henderson, Wayne Iiaogy Jin Alexander - Pheasants, Keith Siemon, Tune McQlure; Bantams, Betty Roe, Juila Blanchard, Ian Dolmage. Pigeons, Neil Little, Ann Eokai't, Doug., Boyd; Rabbits, Ann Eekart, Me- told Chomicki, Wnrrer Reek; Dog, Bar- ry Gordon, Miles Little, Eileen 0'. Rourke ; Guinea. Piss, Charles Swan,. Wnrren Benermann Julia Blanchard;. iWhite Loglerne, Janice Ffoian, Bonnie Don Coy»e, Field Beats, Robe Doig, Stewart, Joyce MoKeraber;-Fleavy HY- Bernice Rose, Earls Rose, Bili• Shen, ; bride, Miehne] Walsh, Mary Walsh, Joe Elate Rosa, Robert Shannwn;. _0.en Walsh, Benne, Batt y Ree, Gary Betties, Ib Sent Shearon, Bonnie Stewart, June I0Blen. I GRAIN Cabbage --Keith Siemon, Billy Siemon, f Wtie.et, David Wildfeng; pats, Earle Jane Shannon, Mary. Lou Coyne, Ohm:- Shannon, Karen Dolmage; Barley, Glenn lee Swan Eileen Maloney• pumpkin Dolmage, I{area Dolmage, Audrey Me. Michael; tomatoes, Eeelyn Storey, Glor, is Diogel, Star Hasher, Mark Smith, Billy y Siomon Keith Siemon. FRUIT Fall Apples—Audrey Mic. hael, Lois Godkin, Linda Somerville, Mark Smith,. Henry Shannon, James Bosman Winter Apples, Audrey McMichael, Loi: Godkin,. RobertShannon, Ronald Campbell, 'Ag- nes Ryan, Jnmea.:Bosmnn ;, Pears, Mtn- LarryMurray, James Dien', Linda Miller, Ruth Ann Diesel, Donnie Smith, Elsie Bone; Pie Pumpkin, Gary Betties, Pianola Maloney, Ronald Oampbell, Donald Diesel, eel Gloria Dina Diegbonny Horne; Manfiolds; Jimmy Henderson, Billy Henderson. Ifieth Simon , Bilir Stomon;: ):Veld Turnips, Jimmy Hender- son, Francis Maloney. Stephen Eckatt, Joan Eckert, Ann Belied. Tattle -Turnips, Gordon Moylan, Fran- Lambs—Market, Tames Bosman, Neil rag McClure, Evelyn Storey, Robert cis Maloney, Murrey Henderson, Dianne McNichol, Paul Somerville, Gory Mc- Shannon,Geraldine Dennis, Barbara I•tonderson, Herby Shannon, Bruce Nichol; Shoat Wool, Nall McNichol, Paul McClure; Plums, Agnes' Ryan, Loretta; Smith; Citrons, Lois Godkin, Dean Somerville, James Boenan, Don Dalton. Murray, Eileen Maloney. Smith, Jean Roe, Batty Roe, Tom Rap. Pigs—Under 50 lbs., Neil McNIchor, Onion—Larry Horne, Francis Maloney,son Gerald Ryan Lots Godkin, Gary McNichol. - James Donna Horne; Dianne Dalton, Danny • Cobs Corn—Mary MaKercher, Bonnie ,animamenotteu meennetminnllaeunemamu,unnmuemue,,,,,„,,1,eetemnnn,et„I„,,,,,,,,,,,,, Stewart, Geraldina Damila. Audrey Me- Michael,. Francis Deitz,. Paul Snmervillo; Table Corn, Billy Siemon, Eileen Mal- oney, Joanne Murray, Lois Godkin, Evelyn Storey, Ronald Murray ; Field Cora, Warren Rock, Sheila Doitz, Ler, etia Murray, Neil Benermann, Lenny Ryan, Gwen Benermann; second out hay, Lois Godkin, Murray Pryce, Warren) Rock, Gnu Peitz, Donald Diesel, Linda Ker First Cut Hay, Witold Chomicki, Betty Roo Michael. Johnson, Gary Betties Bobby Pryce, G. Pryce. FLOWERS Dining Room Bounuet, •Joan Alexan- der, Glenda -Little, Ruth Ann Diegel, Audrey. McMichael, Peter Dawson, Ev- elyn Storey; Potted Plant in bloom, Glen Dolmage, Joyce McNichol, Witold Chenicki, Sharon Johnston, Jean Pet-' rink, Michael Walsh ; without bloom, Audrey McNichol, Herbie Shannon, Fran- ces Beuermann, Billy Siemon, Danny O'Rourke, June Hiilen. Dahlias, Linda Somerville, Glen. Dol - mage( Karen Dolmage, Billy Siemon, Witold Chomicki, Ken Dolmage; Asters, Luny Horne, Warren Rock, Dennis Bausman, Dean Smith, Eric Benne- .vies, Murray McClure; Zinnias, large, Evelyn Storey, Linda Somerville, Linda Miller, Gamy Dietz, Dennis Smith, Dean Smith. Gladiolus, Gary Betties, Jean Patrick, Allan Ifoehler, Gary Koehler ; Phlox, -Gary Betties, Sharon McKenzie, Ricky McKenzie, Linda.. Somerville, 'Audrey Mc- Michael, Ronnie Koehler; Snapdragon, I Gary Betties, Mark Smith ; Cosmos, Dean Smith, Jean Patrick, Linda Somerville, Peter Dawson, Audrey McMichael, Bet- ty O'Rourke; Pansy Boaauet, Mark Smith, Jean Patrick, Jean Roe; Small Zinnias, Bruce Glanville, Leona Glan- ville, Sharon Johnston, Stanley Glan- ville, Joyce McNichol, Joan Elligson. COLLECTIONS. Cutouts—Pets, Tommy Rapson, Donna Horne, Harvey Bernard, - Star Fischer, Murray Pepper, Glenn Dolmage; Cars, Linda Dietz, Joan Ale;:ander, Jane Shannon, Larry Horne, Leslie Bernard, Paul Cuthill. Colleotions-•Woods, Audrey McMichael, Billie Siemon, Lonnie Glanville, Jim Alexander, Murray McClure, Witold chomicki; Snapshots, Kenneth Dolmage, Audrey McMichael, Amy Stewart, Don- na Gordon, Lois Godkin, Leslie Bernard; match coven's, Linda Somerville, Amy Stewart, Sharon McKenzie, Joan Ryan, Glenda Little, Eileen O'Rourke; Plaster of Paris, Mary Eckert, Karen Dolmage, Lonnie Glanville, Leslie Bernard, Joan Alexander, Murray McClure. Manual Training—Bread Board, Ricky Mcl{enzie, Elsie Rose, Leslie Glanville, Harvey Bernard, Rae Beattie, Glenn Dolmage; Door stop, Joan Alexander, Paul Cuthill, Roy Glanville, Leslie Ber- nard, Larry Horne, Bernice Rose; Book Rack• Earle Rose, Linda Somerville, Witold Chomicki, Lois Bernard, Jean Patrick, Murray McClure; Desk Lamp, Jim Alexander. Lorne Glanville, Mar- lene Pepper, Jim Rapson, Gary Alexan- der, Peter Dawson. FANCY WORK Quilt Block, Joan Alexander, Bernice Rose, Leona Glanville. Maureen Ryan; Guest Towel, Linda Somerville, Mary Walsh, Lois Bernard, Eileen Maloney Dresser scarf, Audrey McMichael, Mar- lene arlene Pepper, Lois Bernard. Sewing card, Murray Pepper, Harvey Bernard, Tommy Rapson, Marjorie Glanville, Ricky McKenzie. Elsie Rene; Doll scarf, Jean Roe, Leslie Berner•tl, Bernice Rose; Tea Towel, Linda Somer vine, Lois Bernard, Jean Patrick, Earl Rose; Pincushion, Neil Rapiers, Rose- mary Murray, Audrey McMichael, Karen Dolmage, Lois Bernard ; Buttons, Karen Dolmage, Audrey McMichael, , Murray McClure, Vitold Chomicki, Lorne Glan- ville, Jane Shannon; Teacher. I{nitted Article, Jessie Little. BAKING School Lunch,, Mary Walsh, Donna Gordon, Amy Stewart, Stanley Glan- ville, Sharon. Mclfenzie, Audrey Mc- Michael ; Maple Cream Candy, Audrey McMichael, June Hiilen, Joan Ryan, Donna Gordon, Jean Roe, Orval Beuer- mann; Bran Muffins, Robe Doig, Donna Gordon, Audrey McMichael, Sharon Mc- Kenzie, Shirley Henderson, Mary Me- I{ercher. Cookies—Oatmeal, Donna Gordon, June Milan, Linda Somerville, Joseph Walsh, Audrey McMichael, Roba Dole Drop Cookies, Sharon McKenzie, Paul Horan, Earl Rose, Bernice Rose, Mich- ael Walsh, Linda Somerville. Tarts, Stanley Glanville, Bruce Glan- ville, Leona Glanville, Eileen O'Rourke, Faye Little, Roba Doig. Cake—Angel, Karen Dolmage, Lois Godkin; Light Layer, Amy Stewart, Sharron McKenzie, Linda Somerville,. Rosemary Murray, Joseph Walsh, Joan Rapien; Dark Layer, Linda Somerville, Eileen Maloney, Eileen O'Rourke, Roba Doig, Shirley Henderson, Karen Kerr. Pie—Apple, Linda Somerville, Shanon McKenzie, Gerald Ryan ; Lemon Pie, Shirley Henderson, Leona Glanville, Ka- ren Dolmage, Eileen Maloney, Donna Gordon, Linda Somerville; Raisin Pie, Linda Somerville. Reba Doig; Laura Rya, Danny O'Rourke, Francis Bever- mantt Joan Rapien; Cake baked be Teacher, Mrs, Murray, No. 1 ; Miss J. Little, No. 12. Pint of Salad Dressing, Yvonne Payee, Bernice Rose, Janice Horan, Jean Roe, Elsie Rose. Agnes Byen; Canned Cher- ries, Reba Doig, Sharon McKenzie, Lois Godkin, Eileen Maloney, Shoran Shea, Linda Somerville; Carred Strawbe•riea, Patsy Ryan, RobeDoig. Bernice Rose, Earl Rose, Bryan Campbell, Elsie Rose., Raspberries, Earl Rosa, Bernice Rose, Lindh Kerr, Ronald Campbell, Elsie Rose, Margaret Ryan; Pumpkin Pie, Shirley Henderson, Juno Hillen, Donald Ryan, Karen Dolmage , Linda Somer. vllle, Paul Horan. WRITING Grade 8—Geraldine Dennis, Patricia McCluskie, Edward Campbell, Joan Boyd, Marlene Pepper, Marjorie Camp - ben. Grade 7 Writing—Mary Loa Coyne, Lois Godkin, Joyce Ryan, Jim Rapson, Joan Ryan, Corder Pryce, Grade 6 Writing, Frances Maloney, Mary Margaret Flanigan, .Mary Wnlsla, Betty Shea, Elaine Murray, Lois Ber- nard, Geode 6 Writing, Miehnel Weigh, Lin- da Somerville, Gerald Ryan, Paul Iior- en, Dale Bettemmann, Margaret Rose Ryan, Grade 4 Writing, Agnea Dolmage, Joan Alexander, Roy Glanville, Ann Shen, ,jean Roe, Paul Cuthill. Grsdo 3 Painting—Larry Horne. Jane Shannon, Leslie Bernard, Gerry Malone. Maureen Ryan, Many Lou Murray Grade 2 Printing—Leslie Glanville, Rao Beattie, Patsy Ryan. Doegine Wee, James 0tenderso11, Jonnno Murray. Grade 1 Printing—Herble Shnnnon, Joan Dennis, Ricky McKenzie, Harvey Bernard, Mary teeming, I'nul Somer- ville, Visit Seaforth Fair Thursday Night See outstanding displays of new products and old favorites by Seaforth Merchants INDOOR FAIR EXHIBITS on display DOOR PRIZES: First draw at 7.30 p.m. Other draws throughout the evening, You must be present to win FIRST PROGRAMME — Medley of Dutch, Irish and Tap Dancing (Class of Mrs. Broderick). . — Bill and Sharon Strong — Mrs. Cleve Coombs — Step Dancing The Three Irishmen SECOND PROGRAMME Professional Talent'`' ee mete llllala eel ee,u unmlllmem„ nulun nalminlll 111 ,nn u„ll,lenlelauumu e1.e4 lemm111,110 IN GOOD HANDS Soon Nancy's pet will be in good hands. Nancy will feel better, too, because she knows the doctor will know just tvhat to do and how to do it. in so many ways, we look for help to people in whom we have confidence—people trained and experienced in their specialty. For instance, when you walk into a bank, whether to make a deposit or discuss a financial problem with the manager, you know your banking needs will be attended to expertly, faithfully and in a friendly, personal way. It is something you can depend upon in all your banking. THE CHARTERED BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY • 1v.. aaY .BtA .7i.3 3Gt.tlt'i reterinarin' n TIIId SPAI' QWI' MOWS --•'1'1 'tedilx, September 24, 1050 Egianondville United Church DR, J, SEMPLE, Minister M1'. Lyle Hammond, Orgllnist-Choir Leader 1835-- 1959 124th Anniversary Services 11 A.M. Guest Minister: Rev, Dr, I -Tomer Lane, Toronto Subject; "Tho Thirty --First of April” Music: The Salvation Army Choir, London 7 P.M. Guest Minister; Rev.,Anne P. Graham, London Subject; "Naw Beginnings” • Music: The Salvation Army Choir, London 8.16 Sacred Concert, Salvation Army Choir Social 1 Hour A Hearty Welcome to all our services 10 A.M. Church School. 13rief Session DRAWING Grado 7,8 Drawing, Joyce Blum, 1311. eon O'Rourke, Meilen Pepper, Jim Rapson, Vincent Maloney, Lorne Man- ville. Grade 6.0 Drawing, Gary Betties, Jean Patrick, Murray McClure, Witold Ohomicki, ?Jaw Eckert, Betty Shea. Grade 3-4 Drawing, Yvonne Pryce, Lae- ty Bonne, Shirley Vook, Murray Pryce, Julia Blanchard, Roy Glanville, Grade 1,2 Drawing, Leslie Glanville, Neil Mc- Nichol, o-NNichol, James Henderson, Danny O'- Rourke, Dianne Dalton, Mak Smith. Brown Eggs--Mgiohnel Walsh, Mary Flannigan; White n Walsh PIt CatShrine g Eggs Jana Shannon, Joyce Ryan, Paul Somerville Baby Show—6 months and ander, Bonnie Storer,- Betty Ann Beuetmtann, Brion Edward Nesbitt; 6 months to I Year, Linda Diane Godkin, ,Vanda Jean Storey, Kevin Campbell. Choral Reading—No, 7 School ; No. 1 School; No, G School. Palsy Junior Miss, Evelyn Storey, Storey, Rose Maty Ryan ; Junior Ma; 1 Bryan Brant, Glen Dolmage, Murray Henderson, Oldest Lady, Mrs., Lena Bonnewies ; Oldest Gentleman, Mr, Robert Beattie, I Decorated Bicycle, Peter Dawson, Ann Anl- Shea, Sharron McKenzie, Karen raTricycle, Mar - ray, ckyMcKenziSFischer, Joyce McNichol. llll lllllll memm,aemuamunetetneneunnetapa First Presbyterian Church REV. D. LESLIE ELDER Minister 0.1. a.m. Services on laastern Standard Time RALLY DAY SERVICE Commission of Sunday School Teachers and Leaders Superintendent M. McKellar will lead the -Service and Members will take part Sacrament of Baptism Music -Junior Choir Members, "How Great Thou Art" (Hine) Friday, Oat. 2, Preparatory Service at 8 P.M. and Sacrament of the Lord's Supper Sunday, Oct, 4 at 11 A.M. "Fire on the Heather", the feature length color film will be shown in the Church Friday, Oct. 0, at 8 p.m. The story of Scotland's heroic struggle Sunday, Sept. 37, services on Eastotn Standard Time pneall 111.1111.1101111$11„n,,,a,m,l,,llll Il ll,rall,ll,,, 1957 STUDEBAKER SEDAN 1955 METEOR SEDAN 1955 OLDS 4 DOOR HARDTOP 1955 PLYMOUTH SEDAN 1953 DODGE SEDAN 1950 CHEVROLET SEDAN 195b AUSTIN SEDAN 1952 CHEVROLET % TON TRUCK NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED Seafortli Motors Chevrolet - Oldsmobile MITCHELL Phone G. Fawm 186 Sales & Service SEAFORTH 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. B. F. Christie Mayor God Save the Queen 3mmnm,„m,1e11111111111111111111111,,,,,,,,m,.1111111,„m111,1ll,,,,,.,,,,,m,m1011,am,mlm,,.,,m,.,,,,.m,m,,,,.m,,ll Town of Seaforth Re Dog Proclamation In view of the disregard by the general public of the recent proclamation issued by the Town Council re the confinement of dogs, and the fact that they are not to run at large at any time, the Council feels that charges must be laid under this By-law. Any owner or harborer of a dog who allows it to run at large can be sum- moned into court. The find; in a case of this kind could be $50,00 and costs. The Council and myself would ask all citizens concerned to comply with the laws and avoid the consequences. B. F. Christie Mayor