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Home My WebLink AboutThe Seaforth News, 1959-11-12, Page 4WALTON The third meeting' rot the s'Val- ton Willing,Workers was held at ld Ryau , ts. rota Dote. of '� the h with all members present. We repeated the 411 club pledge and the secretary's report was oospoOsompoomoirowoomotiorossooloop000ponoot000sson SPECIAL LOW CNR FARES TO THE ROYAL MICULTURAL VATER FAH TORONTO, NOV. 1321 For individuals–One way fare and one half for the round trip For two or more—C..N.R's. new Group Economy fares. For larger groups — Low party fares. Rub information Irons any agent. .Now by CNR the cost is so tow — why drivel react. The roil Gall was answered by one essential of a 'geed closet. We dfseussed the uses for rods and shelves in the closet; how to make bias binding o and r awt to cover a hat boa.. The next meeting will be Heid at Audrey McMichael's, dhaving for roll cull . "My plans for rods and shelves." Home assignments are: Work on your garment con er;. collect the supplies needed for making a covered hanger; bring record book htp to date. The ladies of St. John's can Church are busy ,preparing for their animal bazaar to be held on 'i'lturstlay afternoon, Nov. 19, Mr. and Mts. David Backwell of St. \Larys and Miss Audrey Fiaoltwell of Stratford spent Sun, day with FIr, and Mrs. Wes. Hacic- well. ,Rir. Charles Shannon •of Tana - to spent a few clays with Mr. and Mrs, Jolla Shannon, Mr, herb Kirkby of ' Toronto spent the week -end at his home. Rev. `r. J., Pitt in cherge• After the service a parade watts totnt and marehe'1 to the Oeuotapdz where three wreaths were laid thetownship Y tr en member a 1 ' ' til lb )) s4 Veterans . Gran '. cuttncll, 1 eteraus end go Lodge. A fltunber from ltei•e' attended the Tenipei'ance Rally held in the Evangelical Chnrah, Zurich on Sunday evening when Mr. Royal Moulton, Secretary of the Ontario Temperance Federation -spoke to a crowded congregation on the benellts of the Canada Temper- ance Act over the Lipitor Control Aet. , Mr': George Coleman et Toronto spent the week end at the liome, 'ot his parents, Mr, and IM'rs. An. son Coleman, Over one hundred orangonlen, wives and children filled the .or- ange hall last ltrldaY evening for their annual Fifth •of November towl supper. A goon programme was presented after the supper. VARNA A Remembrance Day service was held in the United Church on Sunday morning with the Pastor, Euchre & Social Evening NOV. 13th, at 8.30 P.M. In Seaforth Community Centre sponsored by Dublin Catholic Women's League, Norris's Or- chestra in attendance. Admission 75c the secretary iuclnding an ask- newledginent ot'quantity of used olotliiug by the Sisters ,or Service incl lather riahei 0Y. =1 resolutions 1 ations 1 co l for Small n were, passed and Diocesan eclat a i School of Q to SGl Scholarship, It was 'decided 1,0 have a citirob,collection for Mer- cy 'Children." After the meeting adjourned six tables of pragres- sive euchre were played,. the win- ner being Mrs. Gerald' Holland. 24111011 was served by the commit- tee in 'charge, Mrs. NicholasKra,uskopt and. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kromer() at Albion with Mr. and All's. Doherty DUBLIN Rir, and Mrs, Jack Cleary and slaughter, London, with FLr. and Mrs. Frank Evans, The November meeting of the Duplin CWL was held in the pea'• ish hall on Monday evening with an attendance of 25 members. The president, Mrs. Dan O'Rourke,op- ened the meeting with the OWL prayer and hymn. The secretarY, Mrs, Gerald Holland called the roll and read the minutes. The treasurer gave a '✓atietaetory 'fin- ancial report. Several recommen- dations which had been previous- ly passed at the national OWL convention were read by Mrs• Jo- seph Shea and Mts. Lorne•Oroain. The correspondence was read by HENSSALL Mr.`George Otterboiu of Pres- ton is holidaying with his father Mr. Win, '•Otterbein ' • Messrs, James and David Sang- ster, Clinton, George Sangster, Hamilton, Dr. J. A. Addison, Chin - ton, are enjoying a week's. deer Minting at Hope Bay in Bruce County. Mr. .and Mrs, 'Glenn Bell, Mr, and Mrs. Wes Veinier, Mi'., and' Mrs. Lorne MoNaughton. and Mi'. and Mrs. Alfred Hunlcin, Exeter, were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. ltoy Mac -Laren in London. EGM;ONDVILLE Egmondvidle Young .People's meeting was held on Sunday ev- ening, Nov. 8th. Bruce 'Coleman, the president, presided, Worship service was taken by Marjorie Oolemau. Scripture r Mrs. R usa1 Land sprayer were read by Kenneth Coleman, with the Lord's Prayer. Bruce Coleman gave an ,interesting talk abut his trip to the United Na- tions, KIPPEN EAST The November meeting et the Herron lOast Wotnen''s. �Ilhet4tute W11.1W11.1 be At 2 pal 011 Winos; day the 1&th, at the hoists eG l�ASt ess is The Col e l B,i'oelt. I Mrs. R. Alderdice. Roll e011,'Sou1e- tltrng I would like to will or have willed to you. This is the grand- mother's meeting and the grand- mothers entertain, A poem by Rio's, Verne Alderciice, and a Con- test for Firs, jams. Drummond,A demonstration of a supper dish by Mrs, Campbell Byre and a de- monstration o1 a dessert by Mrs, William Caldwell. Llnch cemmit- tee Mrs. Charles Eire, Mrs, El- wood Jarrott Mr's. Stewart Pep- per and Mos• W, L. Moldier F'N]DISRATION 11TI11'PS • B,y J. Cert 1-lominOWOy A. topic that is gaining Some popularity at firm organizations is 'controlled" production. Iii tact the supporters o1' deiiciencY pay-, meats use •this as one -of tate best features of the plan. Even the go- vernment promotes this idea. The governments want to getout rot 'farming as it was in 'flea_ " offer to purchase' ,Plan, Perhaps they are smarter than we (think. May- be we should get ou't of fainting THE SEAF'ORTH NEWS--'P1100stlay, November 12, 1959 100. It is possible that the introduc- tion of the deficiency payment .plan frightened sons pooclucei's into 'disposing of their old liens before the first of October and ,this may have had something 10 do With'the ,apparent ehon•tage of Marjorie 'took the topic dreading the A Large eggs which resulted in the sharp increase in the ,mice ,over ,the past few weeks but .i't didn't last long. And •I hope the producers realize that the amount above the floor wddl now be used to bring up the average price if eggs drop below for some period et the Year. This reduced productien that raised the price was soon oven' - come by :the importation of eggs from the United States. We were told by the President sof the Ont- ario Poultry producers that nine car loads' of eggs were brought in from :the U.S. two weeks ago and you know what happened to the prise. Under the 'offer to pairehase plan this 'could, easily have been overcome by introducing the :port system 'as ds being used on turkeys but since the 'government introduced the deficiency' pay- ment ayment plan.etating that farm pro- ducts must find their 'own level on the open -market they can hardly call it is free market if they ban imports. Reducing'production canonly be effeotive in raising the price en products being sold below the world 'market. This I believe was •the case in the :toli'aeoo industry and the marketing plan has been oifective In raising their price. bn the ease of eggs or pork re- ducing ,production will not effec- tively inorease .price in Canada unless imports are excluded. The government is justified un doing ;this ,under the golfer to burchase Price support but dt isn't under deficiency payment plan. It seems to me that the fernier gives the tamer guarantee 'of 0 minimum return for his product while the latter guarantees only the maxi- mum. Should the 'farmer happen to get a 'greater !return than the support price under the deficiency Payment plan for eggs and ,pork it will be "courtesy of the U.S." All the hot cater you need when you install a modern two -element s—� electric water heater Say goodbye to hot water problems ... once and forever! Install a modern two -element fast -recovery electric water heater in your home. Let Hydro tell you the exact size and capacity that will meet your family's hot water requirements. Enjoy the luxury of a guaranteed supply of hot water .. plenty on tap, plenty in reserve! You'll find your electric water heater safe, clean, and compact, and you'll know in advance how little you will pay under Hydro's attractive. Flat Rate method of billing. HYDRO;: is yours; 1.14 `Y3 u,nlninnwminnuuWtn,quuWingh 1, u,"1„p,p, P„ „""„"ppll"p","❑I,I""I,"p"Wu,:� arum„" , SMITH'S Sl'l.,CIALS FOB THURS., FRI., SAT. e ,,., Heinz Tomato ,;Tulse,. 8� tin 7c Save 8c Men's Size Face elle Tissues Save 8c 25c Chase & Sanborn Instant Coffee Lge 6 oz ,lar -3C save 20c jar Pilsbury Deluxe Cake Mixes save 29c 2 lge p'kgs. 41, C CHOCOLATE,: WHITE OR PINEAPPLE Golden Dew Margarine 2 lbs for 49c White Cross Toilet Paper 4 rolls save 13c WE NOW HA -VE A COMPLETE LINE FOR YOUR XMAS BAKING NEEDS Smith's Superior Fo d Market PHONE 12 WE DELIVER u,,,1.11111111111.1111114 lllll 11411111111111 „1 , lllllllllllll lllllllllllll IIllll 4, llllllllllllllUIIII IIIIn1,L held a sueeeSsful banquet. M E.] Gardiner, secretary. Premier Gamdiner is Ipr'esidsnt and J. G. Gardiner and Ilon. Mr. Justice FORTY YEARS AG0 Prone The Sea1ortb News, Nov. 1919 Mr. Walter Robinson is moving his barber shop from the .Cemmer- cial hotel' to the stare formerly occupied by Mr. Will Hays, drug- gist, in the Cardno block. Mr. Janes Devereaux is moving into SeoSarth. Mo. Robert Garrow is visiting at Loudon -V. A cement fol dation has been put uncles .!elle '1Tethodist parson- age at Walton: • • Messrs W. Hills and GompanY will :lrave''fine business block in Dublin when their new building is completed. Mo. Thomas Smote who has been in the West for some time, is visiting Staffs. relatives. John Hazelwood has sold his farm on. the ,London Road, Bruce, Md, for 511,000. Harry !Dalrymple has moved into the house at Brucefleld poi-, chased from James McQueen, who has purchased a house from Mr. Mustard. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO • From The Seaforth News, Nov. 1934 A largo number attended the reception for Mm. and Mas. 11. Norris, 1105? Brucefleid Heiman Hettinger of Blyth is employed with his uncle, M. J. Beringer, D:ub11n, do the fox in- dustry. 1.t is expected that Ma'. John Bosltart of Milverton wild purch- ase the former Avon Chests fac- tory here. A presentation was made at Bruoefletd to Muss Hazel Haugh, who leaves soon for South Amer- ica. Mo. and 'Mrs, Murray Tyndall have moved to Brucefleld. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Buchanan, Ilensall, celebrated their golden wedding. Earl Hoy, ,of Walton, has gone I to New Liskeard. i !Miss Lucy Woods has returned I home to Bayfield atter a trip to !'eland; The Huron Oid Boys of Regina — 1959 1959 1958 195,7 1957 1955 1955 CHEVROLET SEDAN A.T. CHEVROLET IMPALA HARDTOP CHEVROLET STATION WAGON CHEVROLET DELUX SEDAN STUDEBAKER SEDAN OLDSMOBILE SEDAN MONARCH SEDAN, radio. 1954 METEOR SEDAN 1953 CHEVROLET SEDAN NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED SeaforthM otors Chevrolet - Oldsmobile' Sales & Service MITCHELL ' SEAFORTH Phone G. Fawm 186 Phone 541 • PR CIAMAT T`l`'N TOWN OF SEAFORTI-I 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 Beauty 5ion Main St., Seaforth Phone 373 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 fine 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 consequence's. B. F. Christie Mayor