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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1960-04-14, Page 5THE SPAI1'OR'i'Lr NEEWt3---Thursday, April 14, 1900 COME 0110, come all Brownie's DRIVE -11x4 Clinton Featuring the Largest Wide Screen in Huron County THURSDAY ONLY—April 14 "FIRE DOWN BELOW" (0010r) (Ciuenasoope) Rita Hayworth - Robert Mitchum One Cartoon FRIDAY ONLY—April 15 --Double Feature— "PIRATES OF TRIPOLI" (Color) Paul Ilenreid - Patricia Medina "SEMINOLE UPRISING" (Color) George Montgomery Karen Bootle One Cartoon. SATURDAY ONLY—AprII 16 —Double Feature— BEYOND MOMBASA" Cornel W'ilcle - 1)o11na Reed "MAN IN THE SADDLE" Randolph Scott - Joan Leslie One Cartoon SUNDAY MIDNITE and MONDAY—April 17 and 18 "THE VIOLENT MEN" (Color) (Cinemascope) Glenn Ford - Barbara Stanwyck (One Stooge Comedy) One Cartoon TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY April 19 and 20 "THE KEY" Adult Entertainment William Holden - Sophia Loren One Cartoon Easter Dance 14oltInr'ed. b// braforth Junior Formers SEAFC)ItTII LEGION HALL (Main Street) Monday, April 18 Ian \Vilbee's Orchestra Adm. 75c each, $1.25 outdo Draw will be made for a Wrist Watch and Gift Certificate .Daffodil Tea IN THE TOWN MALL SATURDAY -" 2 to 5 p.m. APRIL 16 Under the auspices of the Seaforth and District I3r'anch of the Canadian Cancer Society USBORNE & HIBBERT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. Exeter - Ontario T11e yearly rate per $100.00 of insurance on Farm property other than Dwellings has been reduced from 30 cents to 25 cents. This company's rates are now as follows: Property in Towns & Villages with fire protection including Churches, Schools & Halls 15 cents Rural Churches, Schools & Halls 20 cents Rural Dwellings, Household Contents & Car Garages 20 cents All other rural property 25 cents Ales J. Rohde Arthur Fraser See: Treas. Pres. BINGO! Brodhageu and District Conun.unity Centre Tuesday, April 19 8.45 P.M, 15 regular games 10,00 ea. 2 special games 50,00 ea. 1 special game 100.00 Oliveto? Door Prices Admission $1,00 WINTHROP A Service will be held in Cavan Church on Good Friday •evening at 8 p.m. The service will be con- ducted by the Young Peoples' Class and a film "I'll Sing, Not 017" in colour will be shown. Everyone welcome. KIPPEN EAST The Kilipen East W.I. will meet at the ]some of Mrs, Ross Chaps man on April 20th at 8.30 p.m. Mrs. McNaughton will be co -host- ess. Roil call, pay your fees and Join again. A poem by Ml's. A. Varley and a contest, sing, say, or pay, by Mrs. Alderdiee. Elec. tion •of office's, Lunch com., Mls• A. Varley, Mrs. Stewart Pepper, Mrs. R. Broadfoot and Mrs. Ron MacGregor. The convenors of the various •committees are asked to have their reports ready. Service Station FR LEASE EXCELLENT POTENTIAL Apply Carl Dalton, Seaforth or Canadian Oil, 42 Walnut St., Kitchener noins•ement DR. E. A. MCMASTER HAS ANNOUNCED HIS RETIREMIENT FROM THE PARTNERSHIP IN THE SEAFORTH CLINIC. Take notice that all outstanding accounts with the Seaforth Clinic must be paid by May 31st, 1960 After this date the Seaforth Clinic will continue to operate under the partnership of Dr. P. L. Brady and Dr. E. Malkus TQWN TOPICS (luests with Mr. and Mrs. Lew est Aclaain and Miss Ib>nelda Aal- anus 00. Sunday included- !Mrs. Janet Butson Mrs. Levee's Charl- ton, Miss Jean 1>onaldse 1, Jack. . Sterling of London, Airs. Halbert ilondersen, dies Gladys Henderson of Mitchell. Mos, Mae Dorr'allee retarnned 011 Thursday from Oshawa where she sl>e11t the winter. The Northside united Cllureh (14,I.T. aro holding an blaster 0.0.1.T. tea on Wednesday April 20111 from 3 to 5 p.m„ and bake 51115. Mrs. Elizabeth. Doucette of Ex- eter xeter and Miss Donelda Adams spent Saturday in London, About 35 pupils of Grade 13 of the high sclhool attended the Lon- don Little Theatre piaay, "Martial' in the Cathedral" on Tuesday ev- ening at London. BORN Varley -- At Scott Memorial Ilospital on April 7t11, to Mr. and Mks, Frank Varley, RR 8 Kippen, a son Fin1t -- At Scott. Memorial Hos- pital on April 7111, to Mr. and Mrs. William Fink, liensall, a daughter Carter -- At Scott Memorial Hospital on April 8t11, to Mr. and Mrs. lean Cartel, Eg'uloilclville, n Boll Eckert — At Scott Memorial Hospital on April 12th, to Mr. and Mrs. Free Eckert, RR 4 Mitehen, a daughter Rase — At Scott Memorial Hospital on April 13th, to Mr. and Mrs, Carl Rose, RR 1 Bornholm, a son. Riegel --In Scott Memorial Hos- pital, to Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred Diegel, RR 4, Mitchell, a son on April 2ncl. Drager ---In Scott Memorial Hoe- pital on April 31'd, to Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred Drager, RR 6, Seaforth, a daughter. Devereaux In Scott Memorial Hospital, on April 4111, to Mr, and Mrs. James Devereaux, RR 4 Sea- forth, eafortis, a son, Wallace — In Scott Memorial Hospital on April 51h,, to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wallace, RR 4, Sea - forth, a son. GROUP I' W.A. The April meeting of Group 1 W.A. of Northside United Church was held at the home of Mos. H. Connell with 18 members present. 'Phe president, Mrs. Wilmer Mah- al opened the sleeting' with an Easter reading "We Ball it Good". The business was then conducted. Yarn and •other material were handed out to be made up for the bazaar in the fall. The devotional part et the program was in charge or Mrs. E. Williams opening with lrynin "When I Survey The Won- drous Cross". Mrs, Ellis led in prayer. The scripture and address was given by Mrs. Close "The Story of Easter". Hymn 98 was sung and the benediction closed the sleeting. A social hour, follow- ed. Lunch was served bMrs. Ellis and Mfrs. Hoggarth. 1>3' mailing a poe111..Aflcl s1(1011lg 1 ', a hymn Mit f. n d s 1 ty 1 wee re. peat d, In the al>seuee of the ple- sideut, the business Wait conduct ed 1>y Mrs. Steffen. There will bu to general W.A. meeting on Wed - :Imlay April 13 at 2 ]0 11.113. devutlonal past of the meeting was taken by Airs. .1. C. Cochrane and she read a il+let11 the (c pond of the !'.aster Violet". Dyne: 80 was sn11g and Mrs, J. W. Talbot led In prayer, The scripture lee - sun, Psalm 130 was read in nal - eon. Mary Jean Boshart and Nan- cy Berger then favored with an aecoodion and piano duet. The guest speaker, Rev, J. C. Britton spoke on "The Story that lias no ending" and based his remarks •on Matthew 28:20, Lo 1 (1111 WW1 you. always. Mre, Talbot moved a vote of thanks to the hostess, the speaker and all taking batt. Au. other 10astel' 11y11112 Was sung and Mr. Britton elosecl the sleeting with prayer. Lunch was served and a social time followed. 1001110.NDI?IT..H1 l.gmoudville United Church M. Ai,S. held their .Easter Thankof- tering meeting at the church on April O. Mrs, E, Bayes opened the meeting With Hymn 86 after 30111011 :11033, L. Strong read the scripture. Meditation en the Cross was given by Mrs, L. Hammond and another Easter hymn was sung. Meditation on the Resur- rection was given by Mrs. A. Chesney, who also 'led in prayer. :lits. Chas. Eyre read Easter is the Festival of Victorious Living, Mrs• }byes then closed the devo. tional with prellye'. Visiting ladles from 11511en, Brncefield, Varna, Goshen and Turner's Churches were welcomed by Mrs. Boy es. Mrs. 13111 Taylor, Mrs. Clare McBride ancl Mrs, Bruce Keyes of Goshen favored with •a11 instrumental trio "What does Easter mean to Yon?" Mrs. Hayes introduced the guest speak- s; Mrs. Donaldson from Seaforth Anglican Church. Mrs. Donaldson gave a very interesting talk about her life as a missionary in South. America. Mrs,31. Haney thanked. the speaker. After the offering was received Bili. MacLean gave a. pleasing violin solo. Mrs: R.• Broadtoot. •of Hippen: layered with a piano solo and; Mrs. Gordon Johnson. of Varna with e. reading. After a hymn was sung lunch was served in the Sunday School room Witls. Mrs. N. MacLean and Mrs- I.. Hammond as hostesses.. GROUP TWO OT WA, Mrs. II, Shannon had charge of the April meeting which was held at the home of Mrs. R'owat. Mrs. Shannon opened the meeting by reading an Easter poem after which hymn 101 was sung. Airs. 1I. Hunt read the scripture lesson from the 27t11 Chapter of Matt. Gladys Thompson led in prayer and following that Sheila Rowat favored with a piano solo. Mrs. TI. Hugill took charge for the busi- ness part of the meeting. After the minutes were read and adopt- ed the roll call was answered by "How to postpone old age". The treasurer reported $41.05 on 'hand. MTs. J. Stevens reported that the "Oil" Co, were sending a speaker to speak on their fabrics for the tea to be held May 4th. Plans were made for the tea and bake table. Mrs. Workman spoke on her trip last fall through Northern Ontario, the Western Provinces and Western States, and all pre- sent enjoyed taking the trip along with her very 11111011. After a hymn the meeting closed with the MHz_ pah Benediction. Everyone enlay- ed the lunch which was provided by Mrs. Moffat and Miss Sinclair, W.A. GROUP THREE The April meeting of Group 3 of the W. A. of Northside was held at elle home of Mrs. B. F. Christie with an attendance of 20 members and three visitors. Mrs. Glen Staffen opened the meeting CONSTANCE 'Mr. anti Mrs. Guy Cunningham, Auburn, visited last Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dexter. Mr. and Mrs. E, Lawson spent last Friday in London and visited with Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Warren and family. Miss Muriel Dale of Brampton spent the weekend with her par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Verne Dale and also was a guest at the New- nlan-Cook wedding on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jewitt and Miss Joyce Jewitt were guests at the wedding of Miss Prances Cook and Mr. Wm. Newman of Clinton, at the Constance United Church on Saturday. Mr, and Ill's. B. Brown, Joyce and Elaine visited with relatives in Hanover on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. 0. Shelby of Clin- ton spent Tuesday evening with Mr. and _firs. L, Lawson. Mrs. Charlotte Lindsay, Mrs. Ethel Stephenson and Mrs. Mc- Caig of Seaforth had Tuesday din- ner at the home of Mrs. Millson, it being the occasion of Mrs. Lind- say's 76th birthday. In the after- noon several ladies called to ex- tend best wishes to Mrs. Lindsay and to wish her many more happy occasions. At time of writing Mrs. Joe Riley is a patient in Clinton Pub- lic FIoepital. List of Euchre Series Friday evening saw' a good crowd assembled to enjoy progres- sive euchre at the 0,0,5. hall here. Prizes went to, ladies 1st, Mrs, J. Bell; lone, Mrs. R. MacGregor; low, Mrs, Ken Hulley, Men's 1st, Oliver Anderson; lone hands, Mr, J. Leeming; low, Ken Cook. The season's prize for the high- est score in the series went to Har- vey Dolmage, winning an electric fry -pan. The lucky door .prize went to Miss Margaret MacGregor wlsiclr was a television lami>, NOTICE OF POWER INTERRUPTION (Weather Permitting) SATU ` DAY, A1' RIL 1_6t From 7 A.M. to 7.30 A.M. E S T ALL OF MUNICIPAL T WN OF SEAFORTH AFFECTED This interruption is necessary to do emergency work on substation Your Co—operation Is Requested SEAFORTH PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION F. I{LING, CHAIRMAN R. J..BOUSSEY, MANAGER NoRTHMVI\ILLO P .5 111111,1111111111111111111111111111111111111,1111111111111,1111111111111,I1111,11111111111)M111010111111111111111111111111111111111114 1.11 3 ter _."2.1rIclayi The Bethel WM:S. and W.A. meetings were held 'Thursday aft- 5 e'rnoo11, April 0th at the house of e llrs. Roes Looming. The !>7l' ldent appnced the meeting with the Savo- e cation. hymn 112 was Mune; 1(11(1 e the scrlpturo hss,>i, was read by ylrs. lid Regelo and prayer by Ml's. Stanley 1ii11en. A letter from the Missionary MontidY was road by Tennie Dennis. Mrs, 5 Wm. Roe read an article on What il Does W,R.Y. Mean? Ir Wee re -11 minding ns that this is World 1 Refugee Year. A skit called "Associate Hells! ers' Secretary makes a Call", was 1 presented by 111's. 11. Wildtong, Mrs. I), .MeNiebol tiers. 16. Bauer. man 11110 Mrs. G. McNichol. This showed slow the shutins can be kept in touch with the work of the W.M,S. Ethel Dennis gave a review of the Presbyterial whlelt tools !)lave in Seaforth on March 24th. The Society are invited to Walton on April 29 at 8.30 p.m. Mrs. Tiffin of Winglranl-to be the special speaker and also to Duff's Mc- Killop on April 20 at 2.15 p,m, -sirs. Donaldson of Seaforth to be the speaker. The Explorers' group are to sleet at the llonle of Mrs, W. Roe after school on April llth. 3J'5. Don Dennis is. to be tate hostess for the May 5t11 meeting, -kiss. Wm, Dennis presided for the W.A. meeting which followed. 23 members answered the roll. call. It was moved and seconded that a $20 donation bo. sent to the Re- fugee Campaign. A small bake sale netted $4.95. Hymn 113 was sung, followed by prayer. A serial half flour was enjoyed, Serviees` 1 Nort ide United Church MORNING: WORSHIP - 11 a,m. SERMION--Does Easter Answer Our Questions?" Junior and Senior Choirs will provide the special 111115ic, Junior Choir ----"Now Let is All with One Accord" (Kel'sl lle.ngesang) Senior Choir ----"We Declare Unto You (!lad Tidings" ( Maunders; Solo parts, Ail Jas. Stewart Seninl' Choir --"And the Glory 00 the Lord." tHandel) t EVENING WORSHIP - 7 p.m. SERMON—"What! No Expectations." Anther—."Night Belpre the Dawn." (Sibelius) Organist, Ml's. Jas. A. Stewart Choirmaster Mr, Jas. A. Stewart Minister, Rev, J. C. Britton, B.A, ""11,111„ 1,1111,111111111111111111,111,1111111111111111111,1111111111111,11,11111111111„1,",.111111,Hull„1111111111111111eo1e t�ryr•';,ti{vr'JJ�a ;?; rl1�Pj4 r;i^''', 5: FOR NEWEST IN ecoids CHECK Ot'R RECORD BAR Fine Selection of CHILDREN'S DRESSES Sizes 2 to 6X and 7 to 14 LADIES' HOSIERY BLOUSES AND LINGERIE SCARVES AND FLOWERS Children's Hosiery Wearing Apparel Large Selection Easter Cards Baskets Egg Dyes Chocolate Figures Chocolate Novelties by Smiles 'n Chuckles Cheoros' Homemade Lines Smiles '11 Chuckles Chocolates Imported Chocolate Novelties EGGS — JELLY, CREAM, MARSIIMALLOW MARSHMALLOW FIGURES •is. ONE'S SEAFORTH to $1.00 ST STATION Y tl GFT e BAYFLELD Mies Jessie Metcalfe. Detroit, spent the weekend at her home, Mrs. T. G. Postans who has been a patient in Clinton Hospit- al for the past month, returned to her home on Saturday. Miss Berthena Cruickshank of II'olusesville spent the weekend with Mise Berthena Sturgeon. Word was received on Sunday or the death or Keith Clemein• buret. IIe had been a patient at Westminster hospital for the Hast three weeks. The sympathy of the community is extended to his wife and three shall daughters, Mrs. Wm, Afetealf, Montreal, is visiting her mother, Mrs. David Dewar, Air, Ralph Moyer of B.C., a for. mer Bayfield resident, called on friends on Saturday. lie is taking a two -weeks training course at II.C,AF. Radar School. Clinton, The April Meeting of Trinity was held at the home of. Mrs, Wnr. Parker, The meeting opened with the hymn "There is a green 11111 far Away" Scripture reading 03' lire. Fred 1 -Tools and prayer by Miss Berthena Sturgeon, MIS, 1!. F, Corrie gave a very interesting talk on her recent trip to variates points in Nova Scotia, 'Plans Were made for the rilms to be shown in April by Mrs. LeRoy Path on 11e' trip to the Wester!! Provinees, The meeting closed with prayer followed by refreshments. R, 'I,, Mae:Milleu with his crew Left o11 Tuesday morning to set nets. While on the lake the ice came back in and they were forc- ed to go on to Sarnia where they are waiting to come 1some, P T At the beginning of this century some farm land on Hamilton ]Jay was called I-Iuckleberly Point. This land became the site of part of The Steel Company of Canada, Limited. Instead of farm land supliorting a few families there is now at huckleberry Point Canada's largest steel -making plant employing 11,00() of the company's 16,000 employees. This year Stelco harks its 60tH year of supplying steel for Canadians. What happened at Huckleberry Point has hap- pened in hundreds of towns and cities across t11e country. Canadian manufacturing now employs nearly 1,40(1,2)00 persons. These turn out the materials for a growing economy while their families provide • markets for the products of Canadian farms, forests and alines. T H Is STEEL COMPAKT r i` ,Nuel LIMITED MONTREAL GANANOQUE HAMILTON BRANTFORD TORONTO Canadian -made steel from Canadian -owned plants