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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1960-11-03, Page 5TI -II SIuAFORTI't NEWS -- Thursday, November 3, 1050 S"',TFS SUPERIOR 1FOl'1d Market DOLES FRUIT COCKTAIL 20-oztinss 59c CATELLI READICUT MACARONI pkgs. 33c R I 2 16 -oz JELLO JELLY POWDERS 3 pkgs. �uc SWIFT'S PREMIUM CANNED HAMS 11/2 lb. tin 1.35 PUSS'N BOOTS? 1 C CAT FOOD 2 15 -oz tins SWIFT'S BEEF STEW 2 large 24 oz tins 35c LIBBY'S TOMATO JUICE (� 48 oz tinJC PHONE 12 WE DELIVER Bazaar and Draw at St. Patrick's Parish Hall in Dublin on Thursday, Nov. 10•. Bazaar at 3 o'clock, Bingo at 9 15 GAMES AT $5,00. 2 SHARE THE WEALTH. JACKPOT OF $80.00 on 58 NUMBERS 3 Door Prizes and the Draw at the Bingo EUCHRE IN ORANGE HALL Friday, Nov. 4 Auspices Orange Hall Property Committee AT 8.30 Admission 40e. Lunch served The November Session of Hur- on County Council will be held in the Court House, Goderich, commencing Tuesday, Novem- ber 22nd.. Any communications in connec- tion therewith, should be in the hands of the Clerk -Treasur- er not later than Friday, Nov- ember 18th. JOHN G. BERRY, Clerk -Treasurer County of Huron Court House Goderich, Ontario A Reception WILL BE HELD FOR MR, AND MRS. ALEX KERR IN THE LEGION HALL Friday, Nov. 4 Norris Orchestra Ladies please bring sandwiches TOWN TOMOS Mr. and Mre. Nelson Cerdno and Mr, and Mrs. John Cardno were in Georgetown last Saturday attending the 'weeding of their niece. Mr. and Mrs, A. Hildebrand and Ml'. and Mrs. Gordon Hildebrand attended the wedding of their niece in Waterloo on Saturday last. Mrs. Sadie Hart, of Stratford spent the weekend with Mrs, 3m- '10. Ellis. Mr: and Mrs. Frank Lamont spent Sunday with Mrs. H. G. Meir in Windsor, • Mr. E. 0, Boswell was in Co- bourg on Sunday and attended the 141st anniyereary of St. Pet- er's Anglican Church, when a memorial plaque for his parents and brothers was dedicated. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Dale and Master Kevin Dale attended Con- vocation in Thames Hall on Fri- day when Mrs. Barbara Dale was awarded the B. Sc. in Nursing Degree. Mr. and Mrs. 5, P. Moylan, of Waterloo, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Jor- dan, Toronto, were weekend guests of Mrs, Jean Fortune and attended the Dalton -Moylan 25th wedding anniversary. Mrs. H. V. Workman and Mrs, • John Stevens and family spent the weekend in Windsor. Mrs. Fred Parsons of London is visiting friends in town. Mrs. Frank Kling and Mr. Fred Willis were guest soloists at Win- throp United Church Anniversary on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald MacDon- ald and Bob spent the weekend at Tohermory. BRUCEFI ELD Quite a number of ladies at- tended the bazaar of the Varna United Church. Brucefield W. A. will hold their annual bazaar on Sat. Nov. 5th at 2.80. Ladies of the congregation and neighboring churches are cordially invited to attend. Mrs. Kruger is at present stay- ing with her sister, Mrs. L. Ings. Mr, and Mrs. Walter Moffatt wore in St. Thomas on Sunday visiting with Mr. Moffatt's aunt, Mrs. S. McKenzie who is serious- ly ill in Elgin St. Thomas Hos- pital. Mrs. B. Kenard, Exeter, form- erly of Brucefield, while waiting at the curb of a parking lot in London on Saturday, fell and fractured her arm. Miss Marie Elliott is visiting in Detroit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Turner. Rummage Sale LADIES GUILD Or ST. THOMAS CHURCH In the Parish Hall Saturday, Nov. 5 FROM 1 TO 5 Skating ! SEAFORTH ARENA Friday, Nov. 4 8-10 ADM. 35c & 25c Sat. 2 - 3.30 10c Sat. Night Goderich Sailors vs Seaforth Wed., Nov. 9 8 -10 35c & 25c 1956 CHEVROLET "8" Hdtop, A -T & R 1955 CHEVROLET SEDAN 1955 PLYMOUTH SEDAN 1954 CHEVROLET SEDAN 1950 CHEVROLET SUBURBAN 1950 METEOR SEDAN NO REASONABLLI OFFER REFUSE]) Seaforth Motors Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Sales & Service MITCHELL SEAFORTH Phone G. Fawns 186 Phone 541 OROMARTY 'Ars, Belle MGEwori of -liJxe ar and Mrs, Morton McDougall visit- ed ou Wednesday with Mrs. Sadie Scott. Mr's. Jaynes Aikenhead of Eg. mondylile was a guest of Mr, and Mrs, T. Laing over the weekend. Miss Brenda Homuth of Clinton spent the weekend with Miss A, Walker, Mr, and Mrs, 3. Wallace and Debbie visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kerslake, St. Marys. Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Scott and Dorothy accompanied by Mrs. Eva Coiquhoun and daughter Jean and Mrs. Hazel DeForge of Winnipeg visited in Clinton on Thursday with Mr. and Mrs, M. Corliss and Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Coiquhoun. Mr. Reheat Gardiner returned home on Sunday after spending three weeks in. the West, Mr. and Mrs, Carter Kerslake, Joyce, Brenda and Craig, Mr, An- drew McLachlan and Mrs; Grace Scott visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Will McLachlan, Bruce - field. Mr, and Mrs. Eldon Allen, Nan- cy and Frank visited on Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. An- thony Allen in Stratford and with their daughter Janet who is a pa- tient in Stratford Hospital. Mr, Frank Stagg and Mrs. M, Houghton were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rose, of Mitchell. The school pupils with their teacher Miss Wanda McLaren enjoyed a hallowe'en party at the school on Saturday evening. Guest speakers at the Lay- men's service which was observ- ed at Cronnarty Church on Sun- day, were Mr. Tom Dickson of Listowel, who gave a report of the Men's Conference which was held at Keswick in Muskoka in September, and Mr, Hally Nickel also of Listowel, who gave a stir- ring address. The service was conducted by Mr. Lloyd Sorsdahl. Next Sunday the church ser- vice will be held at 2.30 in the afternoon and will continue at the swine time through the winter months. The turkey supper and enter- tainment which was held on Tues- day night drew a good crowd and was quite successful financially. Tho boys' choir under the leader- ship of Mr. Polley of Stratford, delighted the audience with their program of choir .numbers, solos and duets. The annual bazaar, sponsored by the Marian Ritchie Auxiliary and the Ladies' Aid is set for the afternoon of Nov. 24th, The Thankoffering service of the WMS will be held next Sun- day with Mrs. Wilson oe Shakes- peare as guest speaker. BORN Montgomery At Clinton Hos- pital, Oct. 21st to Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Montgomery of Holmesville, a daughter, Fay Irene. Guichelaar — At Scott Memorial Hospital on Oct. 27, to Mr. and Mrs. Martin Guichelaar, RR4 Seatorth, a daughter Dolnrnge — At Scott Memorial Hospital on October 30, to Mr.' and Mrs. Ronald Dolmage, Sea - forth, a daughter Hartwick — At Scott Memorial Hospital on October 31, to Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hartwick, Sea - forth, a son WILLING WORKERS The Seaforth Willing Workers held their third meeting on Oet. 29th at the home of Mrs, Elliott, The meeting opened with 4-1-1 Pledge. The roll call was answer- ed by 17 girls telling what type of reference file they had chosen. The next meeting is to be on Nov, 5 at Marjorie Papple's. A discussion took place on Meal Planning. Antonette and Anne van den Henget and Marjorie Agar demonstrated and told us about table setting and service. We then talked about table manners and conversation at the table. Roll call; One duty of a hostess towards her guest, Memorize Food Guide to Health on Milk and Fruit. home Assignment: Plan the meals for your family for one day and include in record book. Prac- tise table setting and service. Read something interesting to talk about at the next meeting and put in record book. Bring Record Book up to date. Continue collecting material for reference file. We then had a buffet supper. Northside United Church Worship at 11 a.m. Sacrament of Infant Baptism will be observed. Jr. School during worship hour, Sr. School at 10 a.m. Youth Fellowship at 8 p.m. Rev. J. C. Britton, B.A., Minist- er. Mrs. Jas. A. Stewart, Organist, Mr, Jas. A. Stewart, Choirmaster. WALTON ing closed with hymn 41 "0 For a Thousand Tongues to Sing" and prayer. Lunch was served by the hostess, Mrs. Merton Blackwell, Mrs, A. Coutts, Mrs. 32. McCreath, and Mrs. Geo. Love. institute meunbers taking the course "The 'third Meal" will meet at the home of Mrs. Herb Travis next Monday evening Nov. '7 at 8.30. p.m. Visitors at the borne of Mr. and Mrs.George Dundee over the . weekend were Mr. and Mrs, Dav- id Andrews, Toronto, and Mr, and Mrs, Woodrow Mercer and family, Toronto. Miss Ruth Ennis of Kitchener spent several days with her per- orate Mr, and Mrs. D. Ennis. Mr: and Mrs. Geo. Hudgins of Liman visited with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnston and Mr, and Mrs. T. Dundas. Miscellaneous Shower A. miscellaneous shower was meld in the Walton Community Hall last Tuesday evening in hon- or of Miss Joan Shortreed, bride - sleet. Mrs. Emerson Mitchell was mistress of ceremonies for the following program: Duet by Carol Shortreed and Mary Bewley ac- companied by Ann Shortreed; Mrs. Gordon MoGavin, a reading; a duet by Wire. H. Smalidou and Mrs. Harold McCallum, accompan- ied by Mrs. Wilbur Turnbull. Solo by Mrs. Louise Smith accompan- ied by Mrs, H. Brown; a reading by Mrs, Emerson Mitchell. The bride-to-be, her another, Mrs, James Shortreed and Mrs, M, Beuermann of Brodhagen, the groom-to-be's mother were seated on the decorated platform and Mrs, Wm. Hoff addreseed Miss Shortreed and the gifts were pre- sented by a number of young la- dies. Joan thanked the ladies in a very capable manner, Lunch was served at the close of the evening, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Watson en- tertained at a dinner on Monday evening when Mrs. Sadie McDon- ald and Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Dun- das were guests. The occasion be- ing a birthday celebration for Mrs. Geo. Dundee and Mrs. Da- vid Watson. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Culbert vis- ited in Goderich on Sunday with their son Mr, Melvin Culbert. Mr. Lou Culbert of Stratford was a recent guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. Culbert, A successful masquerade party was held in the Community Hall on Friday evening with Garnet Farrier's Orchestra in attendance, Prizes were won by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Templeton of Wingham—the best dressed couple. Mr. Emerson Mitchell—gent's comic costume. Mrs. Ross McCall ladies' comic costume, Mrs. Harvey Craig returned home after visiting with relatives in Saskatchewan for the past two weeks. The October meeting of the Mc- Killop group was held at home of Mrs. David Watson last Wednes- day evening with 15 ladies pre- sent. Mrs. Russell Barrows presid- ed, opening with hymn "When All Thy Mercies 0 my God", with Mrs. Merton Hackwell at the pi- ano. Prayer was offered by the ileader and the scripture passage was read by Mrs. Wm. J. Leem- ing from Luke 17: 1-19. Mrs. A. Coutts gave a reading. Reports were read and business discussed. Plans were made for a shower and the Thankoffering meeting on Nov. 10th. Tickets were distri- buted for the fowl supper on Nov. 2nd and plans completed. Christ- mas cards were offered for sale. The members were reminded about white cotton for bandages 3" x 5" to 10 yds. long. Coppers for contest are to be brought in to next meeting, also more holi- day money to come in. DUBLIN The members of Dublin W. I. enjoyed a bus trip to Kitchener on Tuesday, Oct. 25. The trip included an interesting and edu- cational tour of Weston's Plant where each member received a loaf of bread. The home of Mc- Kenzie King at Westwood was visited. Then all the members went to the television program, "Bazaar", where several won prizes on 'Charades'. The Presi dent, Mrs. H. Pethick was pre- sented with a hassock. The next visit was 'The National Institute of the Blind'. Huronic Hall was toured and an interesting talk given by the Assistant Superin- tendent, on the wonderful work done by the Institute. From there the party went to the Shopping Plaza and dinner was served for the group at Welper's Hotel. Mrs R. Aikens led in a sing -song on the return bus trip. It proved a Mrs. Geo. Love chose as her thoroughly satisfying day. topic "Defeat may be the Door- Mr. and Mrs. H. Pugh, Clair - way to Final Victory". The meet- mont, with Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Stapleton. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Evans and Ray Maloney at Chippewa, Mrs, Catherine Feeney is spend - lug a few days in Kitchener. High School Newe (Rita Kennedy) Well, Ocbtober is over, and No- vember, our examination month has arrived. "Have you begun studying for exams yet?" 10 a common of ton questtun those days. Recently we had the pleasure of a visit from two Y,C.S, lead- ers from Chatham, who have de- voted a year of their time to projects, They spoke to the students of the increasing. need of prayer and good Christ- ian example among fellow stu- dents in all student and adult activities, A community does, look to its youth, really, for pre - grass! On Monday, Oct. 2411, Grade 10 diplomas were given out to the present Grade 11 students, by Father Durand. On this occasion Father Durand stressed the need of educated adults in the world to -day. Speaking of the dislike of t many, for school Father said, "Every school day can be, and should be a holiday, if we snake it so" He stated that everyone on earth, including the student, has a place to fill, and if be does am fill it, it will remain unfilled. In closing, Father expressed his wish that these students would continue their education, That same clay, the Medical Missionaries of Mary visited our school and showed us a very worth -while movie of their work and duties in foreign countries. We recognized Sister Aloysious, who showed the film, . changing the bandage on a badly infested foot of a leper. Sister said that there really is no danger of infec- ttun for the muse if she has the right attitude and takes the nec- essary precautions, A donation, given by the students, was grate- fully accepted by the Missionary Sisters. KIPPEN The immediate families of Mrs. M. Dickert, mother of Mr. Nor- man Dickert, held a birthday ga- thering Sunday at the hone of Mr. Jack Diekert, Harriston. The occasion was Mrs. Dickert's 90th birthday. The table was cen- tred with a birthday cake in the shape of au open bible, Some very nice gifts were presented by her families. Mr. R. Verbeek of RR 3, Kippen was taken by ambulance on Sun- day to South Huron Hospital, Exeter, He received injuries to his back while working at W. G. Thompson's elevator in Hensall. Mrs. Verbeek suffered 2nd degree burns to a portion of ber body on Saturday while she was carrying boiling water to the bath tub to bathe her children. She slipped on the floor causing the water to go over her body. Dr. Gans of Exeter had her taken to South Huron Hospital, Exeter, for treatment. She was able to go home in a short time. Mrs. Schorrel Boskoop of Hol- land who has been visiting at the horse of Mr. and Mrs. H. Van Wierren for one week. returned to her daughter's hone in Lon- don on Sunday. Weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. John Pepper were Mr. and kers. Wesley Pepper and family of Niagara Falls and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walter of Benmiller. Mr, and Mrs. James Armstrong of Staffa called on friends in the village on Monday, Mr. and Mrs. John Doig of Grand Rapids, Mich., spent the weekend with Mrs. Lydia Doig and Janet. Mr. and Mrs. John Long of Owen Sound visited over the wmeekendanLong. with Mr. and Mrs. Nor- Women Teachers Complete Course The Women Teachers' Federa- tion of North Huron has been sponsoring an Arts and Crafts Course in Blyth. A large and en' thusiastic group of Public School t e a c he r s participated in this course which was conducted by Mr. Sherman Miller, of the Strat- ford Teachers' College. It began on September 29 in the Memorial Ball and continued on Thursday evenings, from 7 to 9, throughout October, in the Hall and in the Pub'lio School, A very responsive group of al- most 100 teachers benefited great- ly from the excellent lectures de- liveredeach night by Mr. Miller wh9 is an expert in this field, Some practicalwork was done and. invalua.•ble ' 110111 was gained from the many files of art ideas, as well as from the countless number of examples of all kinds of art and crafts displayed each night. The sheaf of printed notes prepared by Mr. Miller and pre- sented to every teacher will be of lasting benefit. Both men and women partici- pated and came from such centres as: Clifford, Fordwich, Gerrie, Wroxeter, Bluevale, Wingham, Lucknow, Dungannon, Nile, Au- burn, Kippen, Seaforth, Walton, Brussels, Ethel, Molesworth, Bel - grave and Blyth. At the last class thanks were expressed to all those who helped make the course a success, to the Blyth Public School board for the use of the school, and to the Jack Hood Company for donating post- er paint and newsprint for the course. Certificates were present- ed to all who had shared in this In Service Training Mr, Miller was the recipient of an engraved Sheaffer's Statesman pen and pen- cil set from the group in appreci- ation of his inspiring instruction. Those in charge of this course were the members of the execu- tive of the Women Teachers' Fed- eration of North Huron. They are: President, Mrs. Mary Wight - man, Blyth; Treas., Mrs. Myrtle Munro, Auburn; Assistant Treas., Mrs, Luella Hall, Blyth. VARNA The ladies of the WMS of the United Church are entertaining the ladies of Constance, Egmond- vtille and Kippen on Thursday af- ternoon of this week. Several from here attended the open house at 'Westminster College, London University on Sunday at ternoon and evening last. The ladies of the W.A. of the United Church held a successful bazaar and tea last Saturday aft- ernoon. The members of L.O.L. 1035 are holding their annual supper on Friday, Nov. llth. Reception MR. & MRS. MELVIN NEIL ON Friday, Nov. 11 Seaforth Community Centre Norris Orchestra Ladies please bring sandwiches EVERYBODY WELCOME Reception Londesboro Community Hall For Mr. and Mrs. Hank Middegaal (Mary Ann Reynolds) newly-weds Friday, Nov. 4 Jim Scott Orchestra Everyone Welcome I've made myself at home .. . with Hope Garber, Paul Soles and their guests. 1 join them every morning for an hour of entertain- ment. 1 learn a lot, too." For a meaningful morningful of top television fare switch to Channel 10. The whole morning is designed for you, Mrs. Housewife, to help lighten your work. That's why we call it rs You'll like the whole program: 9-10 a.m,—Romper Room 11-12 noon—"At Home" Show .10-11 a.m.—Hour of Stars 12- 1 p.m,—Noon Hour Club Also from 8-9 a.m.—Hour of Music CF.H IL T