The Seaforth News, 1959-12-31, Page 8IBEALIPIPIr
May all the enchantment of
the bright New Year continue
throughout 1960 for you!
STEW RT BROS.
STEWART BROS•
BIG ANNUAL
JANUARY SALE
Starts Sat. Jan. 2nd
Come expecting real bargains —
We won't disappoint you
STEWART BROS.
YRS. W. E. GOWER
The death occurred Wednesday,
at her home in Hallett twp, of
MTs. William K. Gooier, the for-
mer Minnie D. Lyon, aged 75. She
was born en Mullett twp, daugh-
ter of the late Joseph and Eliza-
beth Lyon, and lived in Hullett
sine her marriage to Mr. Gooier.
After they retired from the farm,
they lived in Londesboro. As a
member of Londeaboro United
Church, she played an active part
in its various organizations. Sur-
viving besides her husband are
three daughters, :firs. John (Beth)
Hamilton, London; Mrs. Spencer
(Rhoda) Hann, Waterloo; Mrs.
Harry (Elva) McEwan, Clinton;
one sister, Mrs. D. E. Dewar, Ot-
tawa. The body rested at the Beat-
tie funeral home until noon Satur-
day. Service was held at the Lond-
esboro United Church at 2 p.m,
Burial was in Ball's Cemetery,
Hullett Township,
KIPPEN
Mr, and MTs. Howard Bernard
of Brussels and Mr. and Mrs.
Ward Forrest and family of Hills -
green were Olnestmas day guests
of Mr. and MTs. David Triebner
and family,
The .Christmas draw at D•ick-
ent's store was won. by: lst, Ken-
neth Jones, bath room scales; 2.
lazy Susan, by Howard Lemmon;
3 pyrex pitcher, by Leonard Lov-
ell,
My. John Watson of Toronto
visited on Saturday with his
brother -In-law and sister, Mr, and
Mrs. Pete Gelder k an.d leer. and
Mrs. W. L. Mollis.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dickert,
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Ken McLellan and Jill spent
Christmas with a brother and
sister-in4aw, Mr. and Mee. Tack
Dickert and Mr. Diekert's mother
in learriston.
Christmas day guests with Mr.
and Mee Allan Johnson included
Mr. and Mrs, Walter Geddes of
°wen Sound, :Mr. and Mrs, W. J.
McLean and Wm. Sr. of Hamilton,
Mr and Mrs. •Olarence McLean of
London, Mr. Fern McLean, Bever-
ley and Merlin of Toronto and
MTs. 'vicLean, Ruth and Marion of
Exeter.
Mr. Herb Stephenson, who und-
erwent surgery in St. Joseph's ho-
spital, London, returned home on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Arnold Gaekatet-
ter of Guelph, aceom,panded by
Mrs, Wm. Harney of Exeter, call-
ed• on a few old neighbors on Sat-
urday.
Ma'. and Mss. Egbert Faber and
fancily silent Christmas with the
lattter's mother and father, Mr.
and Mrs, Wm. Oesoh :of Varna.
Mr. and MTs, Gordon Wren were
with their daughter and son-in-
law and family, Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Smith of Grimsby on. Christmas.
Mr. and firs. Monty Motomura,
Kim and Lynda, were Christmas
guests of the former's parents,
Mr, and Mee. W. Motomure of
Oakville.
Mr. and .Mrs, Jack Dickert, 114x,
and .Mas. Gerald Hubbard, Kenny
and Roger, were Sunday evening
guests .of Mr, and Mrs, Norman
Dicicert,
On Sunday morning 9?r. and
Mrs. Dickert visited Mrs, D'ick-
eet's sister and brother -in law, Mi•,
and Mrs. Anson. Wolfe of Mel-
botn'ne. •
Miss Brenda Trlebner won the
teen age Christmas cake at the
draw at Beaton's bakery, Hensall.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Long had
Ohristimas with Mr. and Mire. Ed
Little and girls at 1=Iensall.
Mr. and Mrs. Sohn A. Cooper,
David and Bob, spent Christmas
with Mr. and Mrs, Wesley Haddy,
Toronto, returning
1 e Satur-
day.
ram a
day.
Mr. Robert Thorson spent
Ohristmas at the home of his
(laughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. R. Cornish, at Goderioh.
Ma'. and Ma's. E. Mousseau and
My. and Mrs. Ross Faber spent
Ohriabmas with MT. anci Ma's. D.
Brown of Greenway.
1'Ir. and MTs. Ed Morton .of near
.Seaforth were Christmas guests
of Mr, and Mrs. Nelson Hood and
Joyce,
Mr, and firs. Elston Amason
spent Christmas with Mt•. and
Mrs. Eldin Kerr at Winthrop.
Mr, and Mrs. Bert Thomson and
children were with ,the latter's
parents, Mr, and Mrs.. Sam Storey,
Seaforth, on Christmas day.
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Kele and
Jim spent Christmas at the 'home
oR MT. and 'Mrs, Ivan Steckle of
Bayfield and on Saturday visited
with the former's 'mother, MTs.
Jean Kyle of Clinton.
Mrs, Wan. Kerr, Roy and Carel
spent the 'Ohristmes week end
with their daughter and semen.
law, 'LAC George Lefebvre o0 the
RCAF, Clinton.
New Year's Eve Dance !
THURSDAY, DEC. 31st
Sponsored by Seaforth. Women's Institute
in the Seaforth Community Centre
NORRIS ORCHESTRA
HATS. HORNS NOVELTIES
Everybody welcome Admission $1 each
VARNA LODGE CELEBRATES
UUNDRERTR ANNIVERSARY
By Fred Ueda/sent
The Loyal Orange Lodge No.
3.035 are, celebrating their 100bh
anniYevsary i'his wluteo' es their
charter was granted on December
17, 1859.
Most of the land around Varna
WAS sebbled in the 1820 and 1830's
by Scobtish and Irish settlers,
some of them being Orangemen.
in the old country, but It was not
till 1809 that they found time to
tom an. Orange Lodge and sleet
Wild.iam 'M'o01ym.ont at their fh'st
Master.
As there was then no hall inihe
village they rented a large room
do a beat hotel until the Royal
Temgiers built the present hall,
wliith the 'Orangemen rented.
Also the Foresters and Macca-
bees rented this hall, so it is not
hard to imagine it being a very
busty hail, with four sooiebies
meeting once 'or twice a month.
The hall was situated across
from the menet public school
where It isematned until 1895
when it 'was moved to a lot east
of John Aildington's house, until
1952. Then it was again moved to
its present site, placed on a 'ce-
ment foundation, and completely
renovated inside and 'o't.
The list of offioersdn 1868 were:
Thomas Simpson, Joe Caldwell,
John Walker, John McOlymont,
Henry Iludson and Thomas •Mc-
Olymont, Other members were
James Foote, John McOlaren,
James McFarlane, John Redmond,
John Foster, Waken. IMcieearn,
Thomas Cook, John. Turner, John
Duncan, William and Alex Mc-
Olymont.
The lodge grew in numbers fast,
Almost every meeting new mem-
bers would be Initiated, sometimes
seven er eight on one .night. On
the morning of .the 12th, the mem-
bers would meet at 5 or 5.30 a.m.
then drive to the celebration or
,drive to BTucefield and take the
t'r'ain to where the celebration was
held.
In 1880 the lodge paid Sohn
Sparrow $2 to take the music and
banner to Godentah. A 'feature of
the •twelfth 'morning was a parade
through the village which is still
a Yearly event.
The ,members were always
ready to lend a helping Band to
those in need as the minutes re-
cord money being paid out for
dootors' bills, also funeral expen-
ses and once to erect a tombstone
for v}11'lous menn91ors.
Another tradition was the an-
nual oyster supper on the 5th of
November, which is etill oa'ru'ied
out in .the Torun of a turkey sue -
per each year,
in. 1880 the officer were: Al -
bent Robinson, John d'odiack,
Charles Foster, Wiilliam Ratliwell,,
Jellies Stewart, Sera Sparrow, D,
Robinson, Seines lacCaymont, J,
Turner..
Discipline was street, Members
who •mimed Hires consecutive
meetings were summoned and
were reentered to give a good rear:
eon fol: being absent or be fined
25 cents,
The officers •1n 1910 were: Geo,
Beatty Sr.;'Isaac Ratlrwen, John
Rabhwell, Ben Retlutvell, Sam
Johnston, Frank Weeks, George
Johnston, David Jodtnston, 3, T.
Reid, Williema Logan, J. W. Reid,
John Johnson and 'Walter Rath -
weld,
During both world wars the
dodge was motive 'in raising money
or Helping 'in any way they could.
Several members enlisted and
some paid the supreme sacrifice,
In 1951 the dodge sponsored the
celebration in Bayfield which was
one of the best held do that 'vil-
lage.
During recent years the mama
bees have operated the local Aka -.
ing rink in the 'United Church
shed wdnichthas been a •great pleas-
ure to both old and young during
the winter ,months.
The oldest member in the lodge.
at present is Bro. Ben Rothe/yell,
who joined the lodge in 1888 and
who was presented a year ago
wdhh an Honorary Certificate.
Two other members who received
certificates were George H, John-
ston and Nelson Reid.
The names Of the Worshipful
Masters during the 100 years are:
Wii'liam McC,lm wont, Thos. Simp-
son, John Walker, John Mel ly-
mont, Sohn Robinson, John John-
ston, John Torrance, Albert Red-
mond, William IRathwell, Charles
Foster, Geo. Beatty, John Reid,
John Bathweld, Ben Rothwell,
Carl Diehl, Stied MOOlymont, J.
W. Johnston, W. R. Stephenson,
Charles .Stelrliens'on, Elmer Web-
ster, Roy Keys, Anson Coleman,
Percy Johnston, Nelson Reid, Wat-
son Webster, Russell Cone1tt,
Lorne Coleman, Robert Taylor,
Orrin Dowson, Wilfred Crater,
Lloyd Keys and the present mas-
ter Frank McClinchey,
• DUBLIN
Mr. and Mrs. George holland in
Toronto with Mr, and Nies. Ed.
Holland.
Mr. Eddie Klauskap•f in London
with relatives.
Captain and Mrs. Edward Tozer
and children of NIotgantown, West
Virginia, with Mr. and Mrs. Pat-
riok Ryan,
Miss Monica Byrne .in Detroit
with 'Mrs. Peter Dill.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wells and
children, of Milton, with Mr. and
Mrs. Wells.
Mr, and Mrs, Don MoRae •and
family in Sarnia with Miss Marg-
aret Connors,
Mr. and 'Mr's. Ken McCrae and
daughter in Parkhill.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Newcombe
and Sini, Port Credit, Dr, and Mrs.
Frank Stapleton and children, of
Galt, MT. and Mrs, Richard Box,
and Barbara, with lir. and liars.
William Stapleton.
Miss Shirley Horan, Brantford,
Mr. and Mrs, Patrick Woods and
chulch•en, Georgetown, with Mr.
and Iles. Fergus Horan.
lir. and Ales. Alfred Jordison
and Wayne. A:master, Miss Lydia
Jordison, Toronto, with Me. and
Mrs. Chas. Friend and relatives.
stir. and firs. Leonard Nagle,
Bobbie and Linda, Stratford, with
My. and firs. Michael Nagle.
BRUCEFIELD
Mr,'and Mrs. Beverly Broadfoot
and babe, Tiilson'buig, visited his
Parents, -lir, and Mrs. Wilmer
Broadreoot, oval' the ,holidays.
MT, and Mrs. Wm, Murdoch, of
Hamilton spent Saturday with
his parants, Mr. and Mrs. John R.
Murdoch,
Miss Georgine McCartney, Strat-
Porti, visited .her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Wilson McCartney for Christ-
mas.
Mise 1'Iaargaret Adkeniead, Lon-
don, spent Christmas with bee
sister, stirs. Y. Aldwinkle.
Mr. and MTS. Ches. Kove,c, Port
Colborne, spent Ohristinas with
her 'parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Snelling,
Mr, and MTs, Blair Taplin, Tor-
onto, Me. and Mrs. Bert Beacom,
Stouffvilde, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Snelling during the holiday.
Ma•, and Mrs, leobt. Allan Sr.,
Mr, and Mfrs. 'Robe Allan and son
Jeffery, spent .Christmas with
their daughter, Mrs, Murray
Squires, Sarnia,
The fleet meeting in 1960 •of the
WA will be held in the school
room 00 1110 church Jan, 5th at
2,30, Group 2 will have charge of
the meeting and program. Roll
.call to be answereci by paying
fees and name of a new member.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Ray Mason of
Windsor spent the holidays with
hen parents, bit'. and 'Mrs, Lorne
Wilson and other relatives,
Miss Mary E. Swan and Mrs. C.
Hann spent Christmas with Mrs.
Hanes son, Mr. Wesley Hain and
family in Chatham,
MTs. S. McKenzie spent; Christ-
mas with her son, Mr. Don Me -
Kenzie and family', 81. Thomas.
,She was accompanied 'home by
'her son who vlsited coni. 'his fa-
ther, Mr. S. Mckenzie who es still
seriously i11 in Clinton hospital,
Mrs, Staekhonee, Me. and Mrs,
Mae Wilson spew. Christmas with
Me. an.d Mrs, 011lwood Stacleitouse,
Wilton Grove,
Ma', and Mrs. Geo, Griffith rad
Pannily, 'Mr. and eke. G, Elliott
and family silent Christmas with
Mrs, H. Berry,
Mr, and Mee Allan .Fisher, Miss
Eleanor Fisher, of Gravenhurst,
were week end visitors with NIr.
and Mrs. Walter Moffat.
Mrs. Helmer is spending the
holidays with her eister, Mrs, W.
Smith, Exeter.
Miss Marion •Tri:ebner 'is visit-
ing her brother in Guelph for the
holidays.
BLAKE
Mrs. Earl II•oener and the pu-
pils of SS No. 9 Hay and Stanley
presented their annual Oltrlsbntes
program to the .parents and pee -
school children on Decenibei• 22.
Chairman for the program was
Me. Harold Findlay, Peogram in -
eluded the welcome recitation by
Nancy Swartzentr'uber and Paul-
ine Baechler. 'Ohoruses were sung
by the junior and senior grades.
An instrumental on the eccordian
and guitar was given by Donald
and Ralph Gingerich. A junior ex-
ercise "December" was given b'y
Grades 1 and 2. Plays were "The
Wrong Present," "Santa Won't
Come" and "Pop and Mom Take
a Vacattion" and a pantomime
"Catastrophe." The audience join-
ed in singing carols. The :farewell
recitation was given b1i 'Margaret
Finlay, The program closed With
singing 00(1 Save the Queen. The
glees and candies were distributed
to the .children by Santa Claus.
Ma's. Mary Hey is spending the
holiday season in Loudon.
MT. and Mrs. Menne Steckle
left on December 20 from London
by train for a vacation to the
west coast.
Mars, Mary Manson is epending
a few weeks in Toronto.
Mrs. Pearl Love and Wayne,
Mr. I3ughie McBride of London,
Spent Clutistmas Day with Mr. and
Mrs. Roy McBride end Johnny,
Me. Harrold Finlay and family
CROMARTY
Many Christmas gatherings
were held. in the oolnanuaity, am-
ong them; being' at the ltomos of
Mr, and 'Mrs, Franli Ailen, with
guests 05 follows: Mi•, and Mrs,
Alf Ross Sr. and 'fxamilY, Staffs;
Mr, and Mee, Murray Christie and
family, Me. 'and MTs. Anthony Al-
len and neatly Stt'atlord; Mr, and
Mrs, Eldon Alien and faintly and
Me, and Mrs. Alt (toss and daugh-
ter, Statea-
Mr, and Mrs. Stephen ,Kendrick
and son, Wdndeor, Mrs send Mrs.
Ken Cudmore and Faintly, Loud-
en, and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Rennick
and 'family, Monhiton, with Mae
and M1•s,•Keibh McLaren and Rod-
erick.
Mr, and 'MTs. J, M. Scott and
feanily, •Staffa, bIos. . Ewa Oracle-
itoun and Jean, Mr's. Sadie aeon
and Mr. and Mee. Duncan Scott
with Mr; and Mrs. Gordon Scott
and family.
Mr. and Mrs, 0, J. Weitzman,
Niagara Falls, Ma• and Ms's. Prank
.Cadiok and eanrily, Sarnia, Mr..
and Mrs. Wesley Russell and Mar-
garet, Mr: and Mrs. Donald Scott
and family, 'Mir, and Mrs. Laverne
Wallace and baby, 1VIre and lees.
Will bO dare Me. Jae, Barbour, of
,Sta1Ya, 'Mir.. and eke. Geo. Wallace
and Mrs. Grace Scott with M¢,
and .Mrs. John Wallace on 'Sake -
day.
With Mr, Harry Norris and Bob
on Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Hubert, Mr, and 'Mrs. Hugh Nor-
ris ancl famtidy, Mr. and Mss', Jack
Names and family and Me. and
Ma's. Don Mcleod and family of
Ailsa Craig, Ma.. and Mee. John
McDougall and ,family, Stratfca'd,
Mx•. and Mrs. Hugh Flynn and ea-
mily, Londesboxo, Mr. and Ma's,
Ray Davis and family, Belton,
and Mr. and 'Mrs, 'Harvey Jacobi,
Hensall,
With M1•, and Mrs. W. Crew -
ford, Mr. Lloyd Crawford, Toron-
to, Miss Mary Crawford and lax.
Herb Mahaffy,
Wthh bit'. and Mrs, Otto Walker,
Mir. and Mee.' H. Currie and Linda,
Dorchester; Mr. and Mrs. Jack
McGhee and baby, London, 'Mr,
and Mrs. Robert Hulley Jr, and
Bobby and Sandra, 'Winthrop;
Messrs. Alex. and Kenneth Walk-
er,
alker, London, and. Mr. and Mee. Gar-
net Cockwell, Dashwood,
Mr. ,and Mrs. L. E. Abbiss and
Mr. and MTs, D. G. eamstrong, of
Georgetown, with the Carey fam-
ilies,
Those who spent Christmas aw-
ay with friends:
and Mas. Frank Hamilton
and 'Mr. and Mrs,. John Hoggarth
and Arlene with Mr. and Mrs.
John Bray, Thames Road.
Nfr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sorsdtsbi,
Alice and Connie with lax. and
Mrs, Neil Lomond, London,
Mr. and Mrs: Donald Scott and
'family with M1'. and Mss, J, Beek -
ler of Zurich.
Mr. and 'M•rs. Laverne Wallace
and Pamela with Mt'. and Mrs.
Bert Spence, Mitchell. -.
Mr. Andrew MoLaclilan and 17r,
and .Mrs. 'le. McKellar with Mt'.
and 'Mrs, Carter Kerslake,
Mr. Lindsay Mebellar, Bob and
Laurie, with M1, and Mrs. Feng.
McKellar, Seaforth,
IDIi. and Mrs, Norman Harbm•u,
Mr. and Mss. Ernie Harburn and
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dick with bit'.
.and Mrs. Geo. Boa, Hensall.
Mrs. M. Boughton and Mr. F.
Stagg with 'ale. and Mrs. Ross
Houghton and 'family, Mitchell.
Mr, and lits. Harvey Dow and
family with Mrs. Cliff Dow and
Norman, Staffs,
M. and Mrs, T. Laing with
Mr. and 'Mira. T. Gillespie, Komoka
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Laing and
aluildren and Mr. and Mrs, Robert
Laing and girls at the Jefferson
home, Fullaeton.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Joint Wallace and
Debbie with Mr. and Mrs. Ilarry
Elliott, Windsor.
Miss Olive Speeee with Mr. C.
McDonald and family, Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hubert
with his patents in Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Nairn with
Mr, and bites, Harold Pinder of
Mitchel'
bit', and bit's. Hugh Norris and
family with Mrs. Almena McDou-
gall, Fullerbon.
Mr,
.and airs. Lorne Finlayson,
Reg, Brian and Murray, with lir.
and Mrs. Laird Finlayson, Kamen.
On Wednesday afternoon Dec.
16111 the annual school concert of
SS 4 wars presented by' the pupils
under the leaciershbp of their .tea-
cher, hiss Winnd'fred Tomlinson.
Program opened with a welcome
song' by the school and Teel/tations
by Judy Jeffery, Douglas 'Smale
and Craig Kerslake; song; junior
play; recitations by Robert Smale
visited with ek. and Mrs. Russell and Carol Glanville; carol duet by
Herd of Bayfield. Wd1'helmina and Mary Ann Van
Mrs, Lizzie Oesoh has returned Arlele; junior Chorus, The Duet-
te her home 3n Blake after spend-
ing a, few weeks dn. the Kitchener'
area.
Mrs. Leon Jeffery and boys
spent Christmas with Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Jeffery, Goderioh.
VARNA
The United 'Church Sunday
School entertainment and Christ-
mas tree was held .on Wednesday
evening east, clueing.the 'program
Rev. T. J. Pitt showed slides on
the Chrietmas Story,
Mr. Herb (Stephenson was re-
proved to London hospital last
weak, his many friends wish him
a speedy recovery.
A Ohristmas eve service was
held In the United Church last
Thttreday evening. On Thuesdauy
evening of this week a New
Year's eve service will be held' in
Goshen United Clhureh.
The Sacrament •of the Lord's
Supper will be administered next
Sunday, Jan, 3rd in the United
Church.
Among Mite Christmas vieibtors
were: Mi', Geo, .Coleman, Toronto;
Mr. Floyd McAsit, Hamilton; Mr,
anti Mrs. Dottg. Robinson, Toron-
to; Mr. and Mae, Frank Hiil and
family, St, Catherine; Me, and
Mea, Cliff Talbot and family of
London; ale, and ate's, Don Barker
00 King Gity anti bIt's, Frt'reet, of
Toronto,
man; rhythen band; senior chorus,
Ohnisbmasticle; solos, Elizabeth
Smale and Eric Ross; monologue,
Ma Goes to the Home Coming
Game, by •Patricia Drake; senior
chorus, 'Skaters Waltz and Winter-
time; a Christmas pageant; a
:farewell address.
BRUCEFIELD
Mr. H. Dalrymple and Mr, Si-
mon McKenzie are both •under the
doctor's care. es'. McKenzie is a
patient in Clinton Hospital.
Mr. Robert Mustard spent the
weekend wibh this parents, Mr.
and MTs. A, Mustard.
Mr. Stewart Wilson was the
winner of the draw on a Christ-
mac cake tut, Mrs, Patea'son's eters.
b'lr. and Mrs. Hargreaves visit'
ed in Walkerton en Sunday.
Oiu•ietnnas services were fitting:
13, observed at the Bructhield Un
i•ted Church on 'Sunday. At the
morning sorYice Carols were sung
and two anthems by Che choir, In
the evening slides were shown by
Nit', Robert Allan of. The Birth et
,Christ, a duet "Holy Night" by
Mrs. G. Henderson and Mrs. Gor.
don Rdchartlson was much enjo•
ed. Mrs. Mac Wilson gave the
beautiful story of 11iodoina,
Rev, and Mrs. Davison will
leave 'for their new home at
Leamington the first of the year,
CARD OFT TANKS
1 would like to thank all the
many po011le, eleureees and Insti=
totes who remembered my mo-
ther while she was a patient in
hospital f01' nirte weary poem
wracked months, I would especial-
ly like to thank those Bind friends
and old neighbors, among them
her minister. Mr. Elder, who week
atter week ealne 10 visit her,
Words cannot express how much
she toyed and eujoyod your com-
pany or how much I appreciate
all that yew have done. 'May God
bless you. —Rena Caldwell
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to take this opportun-
ity to thank our many friends for
treats, visits and carda, while
Mrs. Murdie was in hospital, also,
for Xmas cards and many acts of
kindness shown us at the holiday
season. Ross and Rita Murdie
CARD OF THANKS
I. wish to express sincere
thanks to citactors end nurses of
St. Joseph's Hospital, also Timm
er's Nursing Home and staff, and
doctors of ,Seaforth Clinic in time
of illness of my husband John
Campbell. —Mrs. John Campbell
CARD OF THANKS
Mr, and Mrs, William Sparks
wish to thank their many friends
for remembering them on the oc-
casion of their golden wedding
anniversary and all who assisted
in any way
CARD OF THANKS
I would like to thanic every
one who visited me, sent cards,
flowers and treats While I was in
the hospital. Special thanks to
Dr. Stapleton, Rev. Dr. Semple
and all the staff at Scott Memor-
ial Hospital
--Mae Smith
TO RENT
4 room apartment, private ent-
rance. In Seaforth, immediate
possession, Phone 74511
TENDER
A tender for organist for St.
Peter's Lutheran Church, Brod-
hagen.
Duties to commence -beginning
of February, 1960,
The tender to be in the hands
of the Secretary no later than
January 20th.
For further information, con-
tact the Secretary,
Sen Smith,
RR 1 Bornholm
FOR SALE
Holstein heifer due first of Jan-
uary. John Shepherd, RR 1 Lon-
desboro; phone 756•W2 Seaforth
FOR SALE
2000 bales of mixed hay. La-
vern
avern Godkin, phone 843R13
At the Lions0Paat'k, one skate.
Finder will receive a r'ewaa d
Phone 773
FOR SALE
Rocket Filtered Fuel Oil , , .
cleaner burning , .. more heat
per gallon. Enjoy comfort and
save money. William M. Hart,
phone 784
FOR SALE
Sprayed apples — Spy, Ring,
Delicious, Tolman Sweets, Snows,
Russet, Greening, etc. Phone col-
lect HU 2.3214. Fred McClymont
& Sons, Varna
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POLICE =PORT
For Provincial Poalice District
No. 6 Tor November: 'Motor vehi-
cle accidents 244; fatal accidents
4; persons killed 4; 'persons en-
ured 76; vehicles checked 2953;
warninge issued 1.727; charges
laid 350; registration and per-
mits 12; .defective equipment 57;
rate of speed 101; :careless,drevdng
38; weight mei load 14; rules. et
road 6d; -fait to remain 4; asdve
while prohibited 10; fail to r'ep'ort
acoidenit 11 crimrinei neglegonce
1; drive while dntoxloated' 8;
abidiey impaired 9.
BRUCEFIELD
A number of district residents
Who intend leaving next Monday
to spend ero•m two weeks to three
months in Florida, include: John
E. Peppy, Benefield; Arthur
Chapman, Centon; Jack Hender-
son, Exeter (formarly Klemm);
Mr, Hamgceaves, Benefield and
Draw Swan, Brucefleld,
T *i SJSAl'ORTI'I NIIIWS
(Krone 04)
Thursday, December 31, 1989
BOX
Funeral Service
AMauLANCE
Prompt and Careful Attention.
Hospital Bed
Flowers for 411 oeoagione
Phones: Day 43 Night 596W
MARTIN W., STAPLETON
Phylelan and Surgeon
Phone 90 Seaforth
JOHN A. GORWILL. B.A., M.D.
Physician and Surgeon
Phone 5-W Seaforth
SEAFORTH CLINIC
II, A. McMaster, B.A., M.D., Internist
P. 1.. ,Brady, M,D., Surgeon
Glfloo Mout5, 1 p.m. to 6 p.m., deny
except Wednesday and Sunday
Evenings: Tuesday, Thursday and 899-
4rday only 7-9 p.m.
Appointments made in advance •r..
desirable
TURNBULL & BRYANS
VETERINARY CLINiO
J.O, TURNBULL, D.V,M., V.S.
W. R. BRYANS, D.V.M., V.S.
W. Q. DRENNA'N, D,V.M., V.B.
Phone 105 Seaforth
JOHN E. LONGSTAFR Optometrist
Phone 791. Main St., Seaforth
Hours—Seaforth daily except Mon., 9 to
5.50; Wed. 9 AM to 12.50 9M. Thur. 9011
by appointment only. Clinton H'U-2-7010.
above Hankin' Bdwe, • Mon. 9 to 5,50
INSURANCE
• Fire
• Auto
• Maiden,:
• Liability
• Weather
Complete Coverages
W. E. Southgate
Phone 334 Res. 540
'blue coal'
WILLIS DUNDAS
CHAMPION STOVE AND FURNACE
OIL
DUNDAS & LONEY
Phone 578 or 332-R
AND FUEL OIL
WILLIAM M. HART
Office Phone 784 • (Res. 286
We Write all lines of
INSURANCE •
Fire Auto Wind
Liability & Life
JOHN A. CARDNO
Successor to
WATSON & REID
Phone 214 Seaforth
Representative
Manufacturers Life Insurance
Hudson Sterling
Coal
SEAFORTH LUMBER LTD
Phone 47
The McKillop Mutual Fire
Insurance Co.
HEAD OFFICE—SEAFORTH, ONT.
Officers—President, Robert Archibald,
Seaforth; Vice Pres„ Allister Broadfoot,
Seaforth ; Sec-Treas., W. E. Southgate,
Seaforth.
Directors —II. J. Trewartha, Cllz,±ct �
J, L. Malone. Seaforth ; Chris Leonhar i! ...e,
Bornholm ; Robert Archibald.' Seaforth ;
John H. MoEwing, Blyth; Wm. S. Alex-
Waltoveb'ullor," Godexieh ;
J. E.ander, Pepper,n 13• iHarueefieyld; AlIloter Beoad-
foot, Seaforth,
Agents— William Leiper, Jr„ Londes-
bore; S, F, Praetor, B,ndhagen ; Selwyn
Baker, Brussels; Harold Squires, Clin-
ton ; James Keys, Seaforth.
'OSBORNE & HIBBERT
MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY
Head Office, Exeter, Ontario
President
Alex J. Rohde, 11.R3 Mitchell
Vice President -
Milton VcOuurdy, R111 Kirkton
Directors
E- Clayton Colquhoun, RR1
Science Hill
Martin Feeney, R112 Dublin
Robert G. Gardiner, R1 Cromarty
Timothy B. Toohey, RR3 Liman
Agents
Harry Coates, RR1 Centralia
Clayton Harris, Mitchell
Stanley Hocking, Mitchell
Solicitor
W. G. Cochrane, Exeter
BLACKSMITHING
Open all day Thursday. Forge
work, sharpen harrows, plow
shares, anything in of black-
smithing. World guaranteed.
Phone 97w Brusselsmorning or
evening. Fred Sieling, Brussels
NOTICE
Towlnship of Tuckersmith
Ratepayers and inhabitants' of
the Township of Tuckersmith are
requested ;bythe council, to not
park cars on township roads and
streets during the winter months
in order to ,facilitate snowplow-
ing operations.
•Council will not be, responsible
-for damages to any vehicles.park•
ed on roads or Streets.
Cora Chesney, Acting Clerk',
VENTILATING FANS
For all farm buildings. Prices
from $63. Complete installation
available. For estimates call or
write Sharp's Maintenance Sery-.
ice, 851.5 Seaforth
NOTICE
See your authorized dealer for
district of Seaforth, Dublin and
Clinton for Viking Cream Seper-
ators and Viking .Milking Mach-
ines. Basil O'Rourke, Blacksmith
and Welding' Shop, Brucefleld,