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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1960-11-10, Page 5TIM S1IAPORTIi NEWS- Tizursdity: Nava'ttlber I u, 1000 l SMITH'S Food Market CHASE & SANBORN INSTANT COFFEE 6 oz jar 85c DOMESTIC SHORTENING 1 lb pkg 29c MONARCH FAMILY CAKE MLX White or Chocolate 21 oz package 29e LIPTON'S ORANGE PEKOE TEA BAGS pkg of 60 73c, CHEERIOS 25 large 101/2 oz pkg AYLMER TOMATO CATSUP 2 11 -oz bottles HUNTS TOMATO JUICE 27c 2 20 -oz tins 37e PHONE 12 W1 DELIVER SPECIAL LOW CNR FARES TO THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL WINTER FAIR TORONTO, NOV. 11-19 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. Fail information front any agent. Now by CNR the cost is so low it's better than driving. lA%,V TRAIN 37.60 CANADIAN NATIONAL ••••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 0 To order, call your telephone business office. • 000 BORN Johnston—In Listowel Memor- ial Hospital, on November 0th, to Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Johnston (nee Doreen Hedley) a daughter. LEGION LADIES AUXILIARY to Branch 150 are holding a Tea & Bazaar SAT., NOV. 19 AT THE LEGION HALL from 2.30 -- 5 P,M. First Presbyterian Church Itev. D. Leslie Elder Minister 11 aim. Mr, C, Reith and Mr. J. Hoels- cher, members of the Session will conduct the service and the ad- dress will be given by Mr. Reu- ben Brubacher, Clinton. 7 p.m. Sermon: "INDISPENSABLE THINGS" The Minister will conduct the service and preach Everyone Welcome ••••0600•• o••••o • • • • • • • 0 0 0 0 It's O.K., we have a telephone In our bedroom too • • 0 �C4oh • •••eemeee•••••••e•••••• 1959 OLDS SUPER SEDAN 1957.CHEVROLET SEDAN 1955 CHEVROLET SEDAN 1955 PLYMOUTH SEDAN 1954 CHEVROLET SEDAN 1950 CHEVROLET SUBURBAN 1950 METEOR SEDAN NO REASONABLE OPFER REFUSED Seaforth Motors Chevrolet- Oldsmobile Sales 8 Service MITCHELL SEA1ORTH Phone G. Fawm 186 Phone 541 TOWN TOPICS Mrs, W. P. Hawley is in Vict- oria Hospital, London, whore she underwent a major operation. She was accompanied to London by Mr. Hawley and her sister, Mrs, C. Hawley. Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Hutchison attended the wedding of their son, Lee George, to Beth Thontp• sett of Desboro on Saturday. They will reside in Kitchener, Mr, John Longstaff has pur• chased Mr, Clayton Dennis' rest - donee in Ifat'purltey, with pas• session in December. Mr, Dennis will become owner of the Long - staff residence on James Street. Mr, Art Devereaux and Dr, '1, Windy are hunting this week at Dyers Bay. Douglas Bailey, RR 1, Mitchell, is a patient in Scott Memorial Hospital with lacerations and bruises to his shoulder and hip after his car struck the bridge at the swimming pool Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Williams and family of Whitby spent the week- end with Mr. and Mr's, Michael VSril Hams, Mr's, Alvin McDonald and Lynne of Walton and Mrs. Il, V. Workplan spent the weekend in London the guests of Mr, and Mrs, P. R. Parsons, Mrs. Fred R. Parsons of Lou- don spent a few days last week with Mrs. H. V, Workman. YOUNG LIBERALS MEET Au excellent turnout marked the Nov. 71.11 Seaforth District Young Liberal meeting, Mr. Wm, Jewitt, a Vice President of the Iluron Liberal Association, was the guest speaker and spoke on the beginning's of the Liberal Party, Refreshments were served and social evening followed, BRODHAGEN Mr. and Mrs, Ford Dickison and Glenda and Mr, and Mrs. H, Smyth spent friday in Glencoe visiting Mr, and Mrs, Robt, Gibb, Mrs, Smyth remaining for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs, Cliff 'Woodward and family with Mrs. Albert Querengesser for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe with Mr. and Mrs, John Hinz and Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Wolfe in Kit- chener on Saturday and with Mr. and Mrs. Michael Connolly, Se- bringville on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. R. Sholdice ac- companied by Mr, and Mrs, How- ard Querengesser of Mitchell with Mr, and Mrs. Gary Sholdice, London, on Sunday. Golden yellow chrysanthemums adorned the altar of St. Peter's Lutheran Church on Sunday on the occasion of Mr. and Mrs. H. Bennewies' 6053 wedding anni- versary on Nov. 9th, Two chrys- anthemum plants were in the chancel in memory of Edwin Mogk who passed away 2 years ago Nov. Sth. They were placed by his wife and family, The Brodhagen Band played in Monkton on Sunday for Armist- ice Memorial Service at the Lu- theran Church, A shower was held in the Com- munity Hall here on Wednesday evening for Mr, and Mrs. Robert Chaffe, and on Friday evening the 60th wedding anniversary celebration was held for Mr. and Mrs, Henry Bennewies of Mitch- ell, they wore presented with a chesterfield and chair and tri - light lamp from relatives, neigh- bors and friends, and also a kit- chen set from the family. Mrs, George Rock read the address on behalf of the relatives, friends and neighbors and Mrs. Lorne Mueller react the address to her parents, on behalf of the fancily. Dancing Wahl enjoyed to music supplied by Archie Mann Drehes- tra. Lnzteb was served in the basement. United Lutheran Church 'Wo- areti held their monthly meeting on 'Wednesday afternoon with Mrs, Reuben Rapien, Mr's. Martin Hiegel and Mrs. Cleo. hock tak- ing the devotions d rattans an cl the to title of their topic was "The Johnson Family and Their Church", After the mission oolloction a thank - offering poem was read by Mrs, C. W. Leonhardt, It was decided to give a mission gift to British Guiana, Mrs, Fred Young and Mrs, Dan Beuerntan, who were delegates to the Bi Annual U.L.O. W. Convention at Kitchener re- cently gave a commentary of the convention, The Christmas social is to be held on Tuesday, Dec. 13 with their husbands as guests. A special offering is to be taken the evening of the, Christmas Social for Lutheran World Relief. It was decided to have the Bell telephone disconnected In the parsonage during the absence of a pastor, as this group pays for it. Thank - you card, was read by the secre- tary from Mrs. 0, W. Leonhardt, and an invitation to attend' "At Hume" for Mr, and Mrs, Henry Bennewies on the occasion of their 60th wedding anniversary, Mrs. Bennewies being a member of the U,L,C.W. Birthdays were reported by Mrs. W. L. Quereu- gesser, Mrs. Reuben Replan and Mrs. Oscar Young, Lunch was served by Mrs, Elizabeth Rock, Mrs. Orland Rock, Mrs. Ed Sclrorbarth, Mrs. Edwin St'her- bartir, Mrs, R, Sholdice and Mrs. Winnie Vock, Mrs. Caroiine Miller will ob- serve her 95th birthday on Sun- day, Nov, 13, she resides at the home of her son Irvin and Mrs. Miller, RR 1, Bornholm, she had lived in the village for many years. Miss Ifaren Leonhardt, daugh- ter of Mr, and Mrs, Mervin Leon- hardt was confined to Stratford Ilospital last week. The Community Forum held their first got -together on Mon- day evening at the haute of Mr. and Mrs, Lew Hicks and celebra- ted the 40th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Hicks, They were Presented with a lamp, Mr, and Mrs, Ray Beusrman, newlyweds have moved to reside in Sebringville, They spent the weekend with her sister, Mrs. Bill Smith and Mr. Smith, Moore- field. Mr. and Mrs. R. Salisbury of Mitchell visited with Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Hinz on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs, Harold Mogk and Mr. Geo. Mogk spent Sunday in St. Thomas at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Carman Mogk. Mrs, G. Mogk, who has bean there for a few weeks returned hone with them. Mr. and Mrs, Donald Ahrens, Hamilton, with Mrs. Chas. Ah- rens for the weekend. Mr, and Mrs, G. Ray Hart of London with her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Rock on Saturday, Tho Bornholm W. I. held a card Party and dance in the Commun- ity Hall here last Tuesday even- ing, Euchre winners were Mrs. Lavern Wolfe and Bari Pfeifer. Sippel's Orchestra provided mus- ic for dancing. At the married couples' meet- ing last week, Mr, and Mrs. Reu- ben Buuck were presented with a step-up table and lamp from the group to help replace furniture lost in the fire in their home last winter. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Boyd and family who had been residing with Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Puschel- berg have moved to a house East of Willow Grove. Messrs Wilbur Hoegy and Paul Boyd are on a hunting trip. GROUP 1 W. A. Group 1 W.A., of Northside lin ited Church was held at the porno of Mrs, Irwin 'l'rewartha With an attendance of 22 mem- bers and 3 visitors present, Mrs. Il. Connell opened the meeting with the devotions. Mrs. Mills read the scripture. Psalm 10, Tho hymn 490 "I azn 'Thine 0 Lord", was sung followed by prayer by Mrs. Williams, Miss G l a dy s Thompson, president of the Gen- eral W. A. was a nest at the meeting and expressed a wish for all to attend the meeting of General W. A, on Dec, 1411. The blue bags are being called in for the December meeting. The pre- sident then took charge reading "To those who sleep in Fland- ers". Final arrangements were made for the bazaar and bake sale on Nov, 12, Guest speaker for the evening was Mrs. Dalrym- ple of Lrgmondvillo, . telling of her trip to England, also showing several pictures of London, Mrs, Britton held the °loatioa of officers tet' the coming year as follows: 09 Mrs, Roberton;IStTreas.. P es Mrs. Walden;. See„ Mrs, Elliott; Press Sec, and Card Soc„ Mrs, Mills; Quilt Com„ Mrs. Clara- Mrs. Social Cont„ Mrs, Lemon, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs, Kerr; Tele- phone Com„ Mrs, Garnham, Mrs. T' Mrs. Bail assisted the hostess with lunch. Mrs. Walden express• oil thanks to all those taking part, Thank you .. thank you 1 would like to express my deepest thanks at this time to people of $eiforth and Coatmun- ity for their patronage and sin- tere co-operation in building the volume of the lied and White Food Store to a figure where at this time we can take a very im- portant step into lied and White Chain Stores across Canada Through your patronage we are going to give you city prices along with stable fresh meats. Fresh meat on your table daily is a privilege that. ninny large cities told towns do not have. Thanking you, Orval Cooper 84 Son Seaforth, Ont. Euchre m Dance. Seaforth Cons, Centre FRIDAY, NOV. 18 Sponsored by Seaforth W.I. Pierc'e's Orchestra. F uebre begins at 8.:10 Lunch provided Reception Mit. rtr I14llS. MELVIN NEIL ON Friday, Nov'. 11 Seaforl.li Community Centre Norris Orchestra Ladies please bring sandwiches EVI+3RYI30DY WELCOME Euchre • Dance C.O.F. Ilall, Constance Friday, Nov. 11 AT 8,30 Admission GIC Door prize and lunch provided anemo. Brodhagen Com. Centre FRIDAY, NOV. 11 rewattlta, 0.165, Williams, i<Irs, Desjardine Orchestra novinevinarow I3ysrmaltn, Mrs. Camnbsll and Adm, ,.,, . Lvei' ons fit, b em+ Everyone welcome. Adm. 7Gc Y1utri/191100e^stiw G9/09NiCtio' �49GEtG�fi0 letiw6p6401Zrdinwwt0U/C90liSL4ldtra utU1A! CAN KEEP Y U IN ALL THE lin:, ! With Flat -Rate Electric Water Heaters Safe - Clean - Modern - Flameless OWN YOUR OWN TANK OR RENT A P,U,C- TANK Both ways you will have Hot Water on Tap 24 HOURS A DAY TO PROVIDE NEW OR IMPROVED ELECTRIC WATER HEATER SERVICE YOU CAN Rent a hydro tank for $2.00 monthly gross, plus energy charges. This tank will be maintained and serviced free of charge Inspect new tanks available for purchase CALL AT THIS OFFICE WE WILL ADVISE YOU FOR YOUR PARTICULAR NEEDS TELEPHONE 472 Seaforth Public Utility Commission "Live Better Electrically" rlitetrirtlinnAnftrirtitANWIANI "Peace it's wonderful! Noon Hour Club keeps my youngsters happy and quiet all during lunch. They say, "Noon Hour Club. it's great!" 1 just sigh, "Amen!" Glad you like it. Actually, we've aimed our whole morning TV program towards making your day just a little brighter—that's why we say the whole morning is "Especially yours" Other morning programs are: 9-10 a.m.—Romper Room 11-12 noon—"At Home" Show 10-11 aim.—Hour of Stars 12- 1 p.m.—Noon Hour Club Also from 8-9 a.m.—Hour of Music It. ki.A.1._a