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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1959-12-17, Page 5TTII9 SEAFORTH NEWS -Thursday, December 17, 1959 teIIIAAAAI,A.I..„III , 1111„,..I .1,11.1,".,... 1111.,1.11 .1,1,11.1,11„ I,IIIII.nIA,ll„I J1.111.,U.11� Smith's' s' Superior er xxF Food Market SPECIALS or your Xmas rood buys MAPLE LEAF MINCEMEAT 28 oz tin 41c GREEN GIANT NIBLETS 2 14 -oz tins 33c ALLEN'S APPLE JUICE .., . 48 oz tins 27c AYLMER CHOICE PEACHES HALVES 15 oz tin 20c MIXED CHRISTMAS NUTS.. .45c lb 2 lb. 89c CHEERY MORN PURE INSTANT COFFEE DREAM WHIP Donald Duck Orange Juice 85c 29c 35c Smith's Superior Food Market PHONE 12 WE DELIVER F,Iluuunu"1.pnu 111111, nn,nlln,I„IIIIIIq.11111nn.1",.1,II,",,,,,1111,,„ng111111n.111I,,,I,II„I,1," Ien..1P EGMONDVILLE Northside tl4tecd Clituroh MT. aiid Mrs, Tom Scotohmer, Christmas Services; Jim and Lynn of Guelph visited with ,the former's,parents, Mr. and .Mrs, Wm. ,Scotchmer, on Sunday. 4' DORIS Beauty Salon Main St., Seaforth Phone 373 Morning Worship 11 a.m. Spe- c5a1 Christmas :music. Both Junior and Senior Choirs wild lead in the music. ,Special :Christmas 'Mes- sage. "The Glory of Christmas", Evening Worship 7 pm. A spe- cial service with the C,G.I T. They will roonduct their candle4ight service and lead the worship. You are invited .th worship with us on Sunday. Church ,School at 10 am. Store Hours SEAFORTH STORES WILL REMAIN ,. OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS IN DECEMBER (2 •-9 -16 - 23) UNTIL CHRISTMAS Stores will remain open evenings Xmas week, Dec. 21 - 24 MERCHANTS COMMITTEE .k T 5 .. r 5 Y err. ,.s it 1959 CHEVROLET IMPALA HARDTOP 1958 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON N 1956 CIIEVROLET COACH 1956 FORD SEDAN 1955 PONTIAC SEDAN 1955 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN 1955 MONARCH SEDAN, radio 1951 CHEVROLET SEDAN 1955 Chevrolet Pickup NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED SeaforthMotors Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Sales' & Service MITCHELL SEAFORTH Phone G. Fawn1186 Phone 541 NOTICE Towne of Seaforth PARKING To facilitate snow plowing and snow removal operations, parking an the streets of this Municipality is prohibit- ed between the hours of 2 a.m. and 8 a.m. This order will be strictly enforced in accordance with the Highway Traffic Act, Section. 43, Subsection 9 NOTICAE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Municipality Will not be responsible for any damages caused to parked vehicles as the result of snow plowing or snow removal operations • 4 McKILLQP W,IV],S. The • doISil1oit WMS of First Presbyterian O11arois held their Dec r cube Meeting 13113 the olsu'reh hall .last 1}liursaay afternoon, Tile prssideot, Mrs, Helen McMillan opened the meeting with a poem, "In As Muoh". Following the sing- ing of a Obi'iatmgs enrol 9115 min- utes of the :last meeting were react and bhe roll call taken, Mrs, Wllliain Drover, 2nd Vice Pd'es., took charge for the program. Ma's, Samuel Storey read bhe scripture lesson which was the Christnmas story taken .lromi Lulce 2, .then Mrs, J. L, B0'il led un !Prayer. The topio taken from the study book was Women of the •Old Testa- ment as Leaders. A. ,paper on,,Mir- lam was read by Mrs, N, R. Dor- ranee, on Deborah by Jean Scott,. and on the Queen of •Sheba by' Mrs. William Drover. Mrs, Helen McMillan thanked bhe ,ladies for their •cooperation during the past year, bhen Mrs. D. L. Elder tool: over the meeting and •installed the .officers for the ,00ming year as follows: Hon. Pres,, Mrs. D. L. Elder; Pres,, Mrs, H. ,Mclliillan; 1st Vice Pres, Mrs R E VIciVlil- lan; .2nd Vice Pres., Mrs, Francis Coleman; ,Sec., ,Mise Jean Scott; Trees, •Mks. N. R, Dorrance; Pian- ist, (Miss Jessie Fi'aiser; Ladies' Aid Sec., Mrs. T. W, McMillan; Glacl fittings Sec., Mrs, J. L, Bell; Supply Sec., Mrs. S. Stoney; Home Helper's and Literature Sec., Mrs. J. E', Scott; Welcome and Welfare, Mrs. Wm. Drover. HULLETT On Dec. 14th, over 25 adulate of the Fireside Farm Forum met at the home of ,Mir, and Mrs. Bob Ri- ley t6 study market extension.. This :topic paused much disoussien and many agreed we .dict not un- derstan.d ,government action on farm problems, They thought they did not understand the prob- lems. It was generally agreed that marketing boards could send ca- pable men to foreign countries and ,we could be suoces'eful in se- curing better markets, •Olieese marketing boards have ,been suc- cessful In securing these markets. Frequently officials are inter- fering with ,plans and deny the farms board the necessary powe'r's to increase our export trade, We believe the .farmers :should process snore of their produce and market through their board. If middle hien •oould .be .eliminat- ed prices could ibe lowered and thus lower the surpluses. ,Meat, eggs, and milk 9narduets are pro - •ducts in which we would like more export :markets. Progressive •euchre was played, most games: Mrs. Geo. Carter, Carmen Riley; lone hands Mrs. Bob Dalton, Eric Anderson; con- solation, Mrs. Don Buchanan, and Wayne Riley. The next forums will be (held at the Ihoane of Mrs, Jim Howalit on Jan. 491i. BRUCEFIELD The W. A. of •Brucefield Church held ,their Christmas meeting do the schoolroom of the Chinch on Dec. lst, The :program and lunch was in charge of group Ir Bells and candelabra gave a Clnietmas setting. The ,meeting opened with singing "Joy to the World", Mrs. Inc. Broadfoot and ,Mrs. G. Rich- ardson were in charge of the de- votional period. The topic "Per - feet Harmony" was taken by ,Mrs, Richardson. This part of •the meeting •closed with prayer by Mrs. Broadfoot, Mrs. W. Bread - foot awes„ then took the chair. The W. A. •Creed was repeated in unison, me Sec.Treasurer's re- ports were given. Thaukyou notes were read from the Talbot !family, Mrs, Cal Horton, and Christmas message from Mrs. Fred 1Ratliweil, Belle 'Villa. Program ,consisted of the Carols: Solo by Mrs, Fred ,McGregor, trio by Mis. Mao Wil- son, violin, Gaye Elliot, accord - on, accompanied by Mrs. Hender- son, duet by Mrs. (Richardson and Mrs, Henderson. An exchange of gifts and a very ,dainty lunch closedthe meeting Mas. Stanley Rumble, Toronto, was a weekend guest 'with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jno. R. Murdoch, • IIVIrs. Harold Lobb, while return- ing with 'Mr. Lobb from Ottawa was in an accident at Peterboro, injuring her back. Mr. and !Mrs. Mel Graham ,spent the weekend in, Toronto. M.rs. Graham .Sr., returned home with ,,hem after :spending several weeks with ,her daughter, Ml's. Fred Ro- binson and faintly. Mi'. and ,Mas. Geo. Henderson spent the weekend ,with relatives at Burlington and Brantford, Mr. Harold Lobb and ati•. Rob- ert Dalrymple left •on ,Saturday .for England where .they will at- tend ,the David Brown Implement Demonstration. ,Mrs: C. al, Haugh, Toronto, is visiting with !her brother, Ms. R. Allen Sr. and ,Mrs, W. Haugh and family. 1NIr ,and .Mrs. Raly Doan, Alvin- ston visited with :Mr. Dean's sist- er, Mis Rabt. Dowson, who is a patient in. ,Seaforth Hospital. ,Mr. and. Mrs, 0. Johnston, God - entail, spent 'Saturday evening with. Mi. and ,Mrs, J., K. Cornish, Mi's, Bruce :denary, Bayfield, visited with friends in the village for a •few days, Mr. and ,Mrs, Geo, Pinkney 1o1 Walkerton Spent Sunday with Mrs. P.inkney's mother, Mrs, W. H. Pepper, Mrs. B. Siholdice, Brineley, is spending a few days with her daughter, •Mrs. A. Paterson. The Christmas meeting of the WMS was ,held on Tuesday even- ing Dec, 8th with Mrs, W, Soot't presiding. The CGIT conducted a Christmas Candlelight Worship Service and .the Mission Banc] .pre- sented a skit "The 'First 'true Christmas", Prayer was offered tor our prayer missionary Miss Katherine Greenbank by airs. Walker. ,Hz's, Mao Wilson ,played a nu/Aber of Christmas Carols on the violin accompanied on the piano lay MI's, Hlircloeli, A Christ Inas otol'y entitled "lis as. Much" was told by Mts. Davison, At the close MM. Davison WWI presented witis a gtft. BURN Segeren - At Scott Memorial Hospitalon Dec, 10, to Mr. and Mrs, John Segeren, Strafe, e daughter Glanville , At +Scott Mentorlal Hospital on Deo. 12, to Ur. and Mrs. John Glanville, rr2 Walton,. a daughter. 'Cranlers- At Scott Memorial Hospital, on Dee. 13, to Mr, and Mrs. Norman 'framers, Dublin, a son Norris -At Scott Memorial Hos- pital, on Dec, 13, to Mr, and Mrs, Robert I. Norris, Staffa, a daugh- ter Jantzi--At Scott Memorial Hos- pital, on Dee, 14, to Kr, and Mrs. Harold Jantzi, Clinton, a son Ferguson - In Scott Memorial Hospital, on Deo. 16, to Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Ferguson, Seaforth, a daughter WINTHROP Phe WHS and W.A. of Cavan, Winthrop, held their annual 'meet- ing on Fri. Dec, 4, ,Mrs, G. ,Smith presiding, The roll call was an- swered by 19 ladies with a .Christ- mas hymn. The secretaries mire their reports, all showing a very suecessfal year. Mre, ;Smibh con ducted the Bible Study assisted by Mrs. W. Dodds and Mac, W, McSpadden, Chapter 2 of the stu- cly book on Africa was ,outlined by Mrs. Les Dolmage. A very inter_ eating Christian Stewardship read- ing entitled, "The 'Gift is For- ever" was given by :Mrs, G. Case. M'r. ,Summerell dedicated the following slate of officers for 1960 and 1961. ,W!MS Officers; Hon, Pres., IMrs, Summerell; Pres., Mrs. G. Smith; Vice Pres„ Mrs. G. Case; Sea, Mrs, W. Church; Trea- surer, 1VIrs. A. ,Somerville; Christ - tan ,Stewardishp Sec., Mrs. George Case; Christian Citizenship Sec„ Mrs. W. Church; Miss, Monthly Sec, Mrs. Summereld, Literature Sec., ,Mrs. W. McSpadden; Mission Band Supt„ Mrs, Wilson Little Supply Sec., Mrs. Betties and Mrs, Christensen; Community ,Friend. ship Sec., Mrs. G. McClure; Com- munity Friendship Committee: Circle 1, Mrs. Roy Dolmage; ale 2, 2, .M'rs T. Pryce; •Circle 3, Mrs, W. Boyd; Circle 4, ,Mrs. R. Dodds. CGIT Leaders - :Mrs, G. Blanchard and 'Mrs. Wm. Little; Baby Band Supt,, ,Mrs, H. Rapson; Program Committee: Circle 1 - Mrs, L. 'McCluskey' Circle 2, Mrs. R. Bolton; CIrcle 3, Mrs, H. Axt- mann; Circle 4, ,Mrs. E. Toll. Fi- nance Committee: Circle 1, Mrs. S. Dalmage and ,Mrs, L. Dolmage; Circle 2, Mrs. D. Wheatley and chIrs. H. Johnston; CirOle 3, Mrs,, ,Ino. Boyd and ,Ma's, illi, Godkin; Circle 4, ,Mrs. A. Somerville and Mrs. .G. Bernard, Flower Commit- tee: Convenor, Mrs. Betties, assist- ants, ,Cirole 1, Vera and Velma Heist; Circle 2, ,Ml's. F. Johnston; Circle 3, Mrs, R. Patrick; Circle 4, ,Mas. Et, Driscoll and Mrs. A. Somerville. Pianists, Mrs. F. Johnston and Mrs. ,H. Dolmage; Auditors -Mrs. L. Dolmage and Mis. 113, Dodmage W. A. Officers: Pres., Mrs. L. Bolton; .Sec.-Treas., Mrs. K. Beat- tie. W. A. Committee: Circle 1. ,Mrs, R. Dalton, Mrs. E. Anderson; Circle 2, Mrs F. Sehnston, Mrs. K Betties; Circle 3, 'Mrs, L. Pep- per, Mrs. Axtmann; Cirole 4, Mr's. J. hteOlure, Mrs. 0, Oubhill, ,Manse Committee: Mrs. W. Dodds, Mrs. H. Dolmage, ,Ma's, R. 'McClure, Auditors: Mrs. E. Toll, ,Mrs. P. Jolmston. ST. COWMAN The turkey bingo in the Parish Miall on Tuesday, Deo. 8th was well .Patronized, The f0110wiirg wan tni'iseYs: Mrs, L. Plant, J3rus. sets; 'Mrs.' Peter •TSoi.aug'hiiu, Tran% IOiokniels, Mrs, 111ier .Koe- hler, Verna Johnson, Mitchell, Hubert Johnson, F'i'anlc O'Rourke,. Rota Kennedy, Jean ZVloylan, Rus. sol Smith. L. Plant, Brussels, :Mrs, ''rank Cowman, Mrs. Manner Bow- erman,, Mrs. Olara Beuett, 1M'iteh- e'il, and Mrs. Peter Van Drconan, Three .fifteen •dollar specdals- Miss Verna Johnson and Mrs. Wilfred ,O'Rourke, split; Mrs. ':rlalurice iMelady, and Auguste Du- olsasmi, Three door iirizes won by Mrs, Jim McQuaid, $15; 'Frank Maloney $10; Peter l99alloney $5. KIPPEN White Gift Service at ,St. And- rew's United Church was well at, tended, The children of the Sun- day,School aeoompanied ,by' their teachers occupied the centre pews. Six Junior girls in white gowne sang two appropriate num- bers. Gwenneth Hendrick ,gave a recitation in keeping with the theme followed by scripture tak- en by Margaret Jean .Broadfoot. A poem was read by Susie Lostell and the Christmas story given by .Margaret Elgie, Rev, McMillan closed the service with a short address, Ws. Rout, .McGregor was in -charge of decorating the church which complimented the service. Mr. and ,Mrs, Don McKnight of Galt and Mr. and Mis. Jerry Fish - Err .05 Ifitohener visited on ,tyre weekend with the latter's parents, Mr. and M'r's, R. J, Elgie, Mrs. Allan Johnston is a patient in Clinton Hospital. Her many neighbors and friends wish her a speedy recovery, ,Mr, and Mrs, BistAon Dowson ac- companied by Mrs. Emerson Kyle, Miss .M. Whiteman and Mrs. Har- ry paler of near Mensall visited a day last week with Mrs, Jennie Winder at Parlcwood Hospital, London. Brenda Turner, daughter of Mr, and :NIrs. E. Turner, who has been hospitalised three weeks in Sick Children's hospital, London, re- turned to cher ,home improved its health. The Christmas concert held at the Church on 'Monday evening, Dec. 7th was well attended, each class contributed a number to the program which was followed by a Ohristmas film, Rev. Me:Milan was chairman for the evening. Miss Margaret MacKay, Mr. Ol- iver MacKay, Mr, and •Mrs, Chas. .MacKay visited during last week with abrother, Mr, Ross MacKay who is quite 111 in Guelph. General Hospital. The second meeting ,of ,the Thrifty Kippenettes was held at the home of Mrs: Alex ,McGregor on Dec. 11 at 1.30. The meeting was opened with the 4-H pledge -followed by the minutes of the First Presbyterian Church REV. D. LESLIE ELDER Minister 10 A.M. CHURCH ECH00L .AND YOUTH FELLOWSHIP CLASS 11 A.M. "The Tragedy of the Second Best" Music -Solo, "Jesu Bambino" Soloist, Mrs. Frank Kling Anthem, Sr. Choir, "Christians Awake" 7 P.M. "Christmas - Then and, Now" The annual Candlelight Ser- vice presented by the Members of the YPS and CGIT Fri., Dec, 1S Sunday School concert, The School will pre- sent the pageant "What do we ,see in- the manger ?" ,1111111,1,1,1,,,,1...., .1,, ,1,,.,,1111,,,,,111, u"1111, ur last meeting. There' was a discus. Siem of elosots .by ,Mrs. Grace Chapman, and a 'cletoonctratian by :Hz's. Alex 1VEcGrogoa' on How to snake a !hat standard and cover a that, The meeting closed with "God save rise Queen" BLAKE Mr. B•Lugbis M'cft'4de of London spent the weekend with 115135 par - outs, Mr. and Mrs. Roy McBride and Johnny. Mr, and Mrs. A, iviartin and family visited with •1fr, and Mrs. Earl Oesch and family, Mr. and Mrs. Roy dlfcBride vis- ited with IMi'. and Mrs, Russel Erratt, Mr. Archie Mustard of Sarnia spent the weekend with his wife and Smmily, WOAA HOCKEY LUCKNOW vs WINTHROP In Seaforth Arena Monday Nite Deo, 21st Booster tickets will be honored at this gamyye��0, 20 HEN$ALL Hr. Mei'noy 1'witclleli of Tonin. to spent the weeltond at the Home of his oareists, Mr. and Mss. 0, Twitollell, ISNIAIWWWWWWWWIRell DA NCE ! On the smooth new floor of the I3rodhagen Com- munity Centre Friday, Dec, 18 Desiardines QI'chestra. Everybody Welcome outowwwwwwwwwwww L. 0. L. Christmas EUCHRE In Orange Hall Monday, Dec. 21 Draw on Five Turkeys Admission 40c Lunch served 7SHOPP1NG ONLY DAYS Trill Christmas Shop at Westcott's Jewellery Store FOR WATCHES - - - Bulova, Lorie, Arday, from $12.95 up. ROLEX Swimpro'of Watches $59.50 up BLUEBIRD DIAMOND RINGS $37.50 and up Pens Clocks Jewellery Leather Goods Silverware SHOP AT..WESTCOTT'S AND SAVE J. A. WESTCOTT PHONE 218 JEWELER WATCHMAKER Open evenings Dec. 19, 21, 22, 23 and 24 for your shopping convenience Take a tip from Santa! STATIONERY GIFTS -XMAS DECORATIONS Xmas Lighting Sets and Lights Table Decorations Xmas Serviettes & Table Covers Xmas Cards WRAPPNG AND RIBBON Toys, Dolls & Doll Carriages Games & Paint by Number Sets BOOKS STORIES AND PAINT GIFTS .For every member of the Family and for all Occasions. LAR E'S SEAFORTH se to $Loo STO E �gryy S,tTA►�T,!ONEP y,G�IFTS P� CLA ATI N TOWN OF SEAFORTH 111M1111111•1•11MINIMIl ft BY RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL I HEREBY PROCLAIM SATURDAY, -DEC. 26th (BOXING DAY) a Holiday for the Town of Seaforth, and respect- fully request the citizens and business leen to observe same B. F. Christie Mayor God Save the Queen 111.111n111.111111 lI,.,n111111llllll,111111 l,.1n.1.1111,.n..i",,,,, 11uu11.111,1 11111.1n"u11..1...,.,,1„ PIN Properties For Sale ('arum Large two storey dwelling East William st. Easily converted to apts. Close to Main st., school and church, Priced right Compact cottage, Goderieh st. west, Two blocks from Mails st. All modern conveniences. An ideal family home. Priced for quick sale Large dwelling West William st„ including extra lot. New oil furnace. Moclern kitchen and bathroom. Recently decor- ated, A real bargain at $6000 cash 100 acre farm 1A mi. south of village of Dashwood on paved county road, A11 buildings including large bank barn and brick dwelling in first class condition. Full price $15,000. We have three choice Tuckersmith. Township farms worth investigating Other Properties also listed FOR INFORMATION CONTACT Harold Jackson or John A Cardno Phone 474 Insurance Office SEAFORTH PHONE 214 BROILER SEAFORTH ALESMTH ArI 4illnrl,J ra