Loading...
The Seaforth News, 1960-12-08, Page 5THE 3MAF'OItTlI NEWS -- Tllureday, December 8, 1000 SMITI1'S KLEENEX TISSUES 900 9 200 s white 2 pkgs. ROBINHOOD OATS a51c 51bbgs LIQUID JAVEX 32 oz bottles 23c JEWEL SHORTENING �'°�(, 1 lb. pkg. t AYLMER TOMATO CATSUP -4C a 11 -oz bottles AYLMER CHOICE QUALITY — 0. ' PEAS 2 2a®-® Z tins AYLMER CHOICE QUALITY 9 CORN 20 oz tin FOIL WRAP 12"5c 25' pkg. KAM 29c WE NOW HAVE A COMPLETE STOCK OF FRESH CHRISTMAS NUTS & CANDY l PHONE 12 WE DELIVER Dane' KIPPEN EAST Org Brodhagen Com, Centre FRIDAY, DEC. 9th Elgin Fisher & his popular & western music Admission 75c Dancing every Friday night Euchre ° Dance KIPPEN EAST W.I. FRIDAY, DEC. 16 Tile Kipper East W. I, will meet on Wed. Dec. 14th at 2 os clock, Hostess is Mrs. Art Van ley; co -hostess, Mrs, \\rimer Broadfoot. Roll call, a family Christmas custom, Christmas Story, Mrs. Ross Chapman, The children entertain at this meet - lug, A demonstration by Mrs. S. Pepper. The collection is for the Children's Aid, Goderich. The members exchange gifts. The Treat committee is Mrs. W. Tree steer and Mrs, Robt. Gemmell; lunch, sandwiches, Mrs. Edison McLean, Mrs. J. Lostell, Mrs. R. Kinsman and Mrs. H. Finkbeiner; cookies, Mrs. Bruce McGregor, Mrs. Ronald McGregor, Mrs, Wil. fred Tremeer, Mrs. Chas. Eyre; Community Centre, Hensall ice cream, Mrs. Wm. Caldwell, Norris Orchestra Mrs. Robt. Bell, Mrs. Grant Mc - Lunch Prize Euchre at 8.30 Lean, Mrs. Eldon Jarrott, V'..$ I l N A V w ■.. ■ HRiSTMAS:AN NEW YEAR'S' LOW WEEK -END FARES Good going from Friday morning until 2 p.m. Sunday. Return leaving up to Monday midnight TAKE THE FAMILY Ask for ECONOMY COACH return tickets for 2 or more. Available anywhere in Canada on fares over $5.00 TRAVEL GIFT A prepaid ticket makes an ideal Christmas gift—brings loved ones home for holidays See your Local CNR Agent for details and reservations G1: 1958 CHEVROLET BELAIRE SEDAN 1957 CHEVROLET SEDAN 1957 PONTIAC "8" SEDAN A.T. 1957 VAUXHALL SEDAN ' 1957 DODGE PICKUP i/a ton 1957 CHEVROLET PICKUP 'A ton 1947 DESOTO COUPE NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED Seaforth k a otors Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Sales & Service MITCHELL SIdAFORTIn Phone G. Fawrn 186 Phone 541 TOWN TOPICS Mr, enol Mrs, John l;aoh and Joan flew front Melton airport 0r1 Saturday to epees! two weeke in Britain. Mre. W. 10, Southgate Sr., is in Soon Memorial Hospital with a tincture of the arm above the el- bow after a full on the stairs et her home on Goderich Street W. Tuesday evening, MI's, Lot'ne Webster, Mr. and Mrs. William Dodds and ML'. and MI'e. Robert Watson atten(Od the wedding in Toronto on Saturday of her grandson and their nephew William Babcock, Mrs. Don Morton spent the weekend in Hamilton, Mr. Douglas Widdis of Acton spent the weekend in town. Mrs. Edith Daley, Toronto, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Harvey MOSOtl, Ntiss Ethel Storey spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Roy Kerr of Flint, Mich, BORN McGrath At Scott Memorial Hospital on Deeetub01' 1, to Mr. clad Mrs. F. M. McGrath, Sea - forth, a 5011 Jaeklin -- At 14(011. Memorial Hospital on December 2, to Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Jaoltiin, Brus- sels, u el,utghter Sjaarda -At :Scott Mem. Hospi- tal on Dec 1, to Mr. and Mrs. George Sjaarda, Il 112 Brussels, t sun holt--At ScottMamorial Hos. pital on December 3. to lir. and Mrs, Harry Halt. 1 i:, Scafcrtb, 11 soli Sholdice—lir, and Mrs. Clary W. Sholdice (nee Barbara Clark) 0 Thornton Ave„ London, an- nounce the birth of a s01 Panl William at Sr Joseph's Hospital, London, Nov, 22. CONSTANCE Mr. Henry Thomas of MacDon- ald Farm, Cornell University, New York and Mr, Dave Young- er, Hanover Hill Farm, N.Y„ were recent visitor's with 1(41', and Mrs. Wm. Dale. Messrs. Glen Montgomery and John Campbell spent the week end at Anderson, Indiana, visit- ing with the formier's sister, Miss Joy Montgomery, who is a stud- ent at the University there. Mr. Wm, Dale attended the an- nual meeting and banquet of the Western county Guernsey Club at Ailsa Craig last Tuesday and also the banquet of the Banner Counties Guernsey Club at Wood- stock. Miss Helen Mcllwain, R.N., of Clinton public hospital is holid. eying this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Mcllwain. Mr, and Mrs. Allan Farnham of Detroit visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacGregor and falltily. 4H Achievement Night held at Exeter Friday evening and Miss Wilma Dale carne high in the Seaforth 'Dairy Club in a class of 11 members competing. Mr. and Mrs: Jack Medd and family visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Johnson and Bruce of Grand Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glanville of Crediton were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Howard Presz- cater and family. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lawson of Clinton visited Sunday with Mr. and Ml's. Reg Lawson and atten- ded services at Constance church. The congregation of Constance United Church enjoyed Sunday a very impressive white gift ser- vice conducted by the minister, Rev. Funge and the SS supt. Mr. Wilbur Jewitt..A. beautiful Christ- mas tree was decorated for the occasion. Hymns were sung ac- companied by the organist, Mrs. Frank Riley. Scripture lesson was read by Joyce Brown, followed with prayer by Mr. Jewitt; Rev. Funge read three poems and bet- ween each poem the members of the primary, kindergarten and junior classes, seniors and Bible class and CGIT laid their gifts under the tree. Rev. Funge gave his sermon on the Road to Beth- lehem in story form of an orphan boy. The CGIT will hold their Xmas vesper service in Constance Un- ited Church Sunday evening with CROMARTY Mr.1(1Ld Mrs. Donald Scott, Sharon, Karen, Catharine and Janet spent the weekend at. Dor, chested' with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Storey, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kellalld of Science Hill were Sunday visit- ors with Mr. and Mrs. George Wallace. Mrs. M. Houghton visited in Stratford on Sunday with Mn and Mrs. Ross Houghton. Messrs. Reg. Fitidlayson, Gary F'iudlaysell and Carlisle Meikle accompanied, by Misses Ina Scott, Irene Colquhoun and Muriel Seott spent the weekend in the States. Master Ronnie Gardiner has returned (tome from the Child- ren's War Memorial Hospital in London, and is much improved i11 health. Mrs, Otto Walker is a patient to Victoria Hospital, London. Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Otto Walker were Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Currie and Linda, Dorchester, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hulley, Bobbie, Sandra and David, Winthrop, Mr. and Mrs, Jack McGhee and Jackie, of London, and Kenneth Walker, of (b.athem. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Scott and fancily were Mr. and Mrs. T. Laing, Mrs, E. Moore and Mrs. Edna Christian, The December meeting of the \\ MS was held at the home of .lits. ('alder ineKaig. Nlrs, T. Laing presided and used the Christmas program provided with the studies for the year, which included a candle -lighting cere• ninny, symbolizing Christ ne the lomidatiou of the Christian's Faith, Hope, Joy, Peace and Love, illustrating with scripture pas• sages were Mrs. Grace Scott, Mrs. Will Miller, Mrs. Wul, Hats Per, Miss Olive Speare and Mrs. Mac Lanond, Mrs, T. L. Scott with her harp led in the singing of a number of Christmas Carols, A very touchiug article entitled "The Black Mudonna" was read by Mrs. McKafg, During the busi- ness period encouraging reports were given by the secretary and the treasurer. Current events were given by each member. This being the annual meeting, Mrs. M. Lamond was elected to the chair for the installation of offi- ce's for 1961 as follows: Pres., Mrs. Calder McKaig; Vice Pres., Mrs. M. Lamond, Mrs, Grace Scott; Sec., Mrs. T. L. Scott; Treas., Mrs. W. Harper; Glad Tidings Sec., Mrs. NI. Houghton; Supply Sec., Mrs. Sadie Scott; Pianist, Mrs. Will Miller; Horace Helpers Sec., Mrs. M. Houghton; Press Sec., Mrs. K. McKellar; Welcome and Welfare, Mrs. L. Sorsdahl; Auditors, Mrs. G. Scott and Mrs. Sorsdahl; Nominating Committee, Mrs. F . Allen and Mrs. E. Moore; Literature Sec., Mrs..T. M. Scott, WALTON A United meeting of the W. A. and WMS held their Christmas program in the church basement Thursday afternoon when Mrs, W. Turnbull, President of the WMS and Mrs.‘Ken McDonald, President of WA were in charge. Hymn 58 "It cane upon the Mid- night Clear" was sung with Mrs. David Watson at the piano. The customs of Christmas were given by Mrs. K. McDonald and Mrs. A. McDonald expressed the story by reading St. Luke 2: 1.16. Mrs. W. Turnbull related that Christmas in Germany typifies the Festival of the Family. Mrs. Ron Bennett and Joan brought in the Advent Wreath. During the Christmas Festival hymn 53 "Silent Night, Holy Night" and hymn 55 "Joy to the World" were sung. Heather McDonald, Ross Mitchell, Ricky McDonald, Joan Bennett and Mrs. W. Bewley brought in the candles and lighted them and Mrs. Bewley offered prayer. A short business session of the W. A. was held when the Secre- tary's and Treasurer's report was given and the following slate of officers were presented. W. A. Officers for 1961; Past Pres., Mrs. Ken McDonald; Pres„ Mrs, N. Reid; 1st Vice Pres., Mrs. A. McDonald; 2nd Vice Pres., Mrs Win. Thamer; 3rd Vice Pres., Mrs. Alf, Anderson; services at 8 .o'clock. Everyone Sec„ Mrs, Ron Bennett; Treas., welcome. Mrs. A. Coutts; Pianists, Mrs, M. The regular meeting of Cons- Bean, Mrs. J, Bryans; Communi- ty Friendship Sec., Mrs. Ethel ilackwell; Stewardship Sec., Mrs. John McDonald; Christian Edu- cation, Mrs. G. Love; Flower Committee, Mrs. R. McMichael, Mrs. H. Travis, Mrs. H. Small• - tame WA and WMS will be their Christmas sleeting in the base- ment of the church next Wednes- day, Dec. 19th at 2 p.m. All mem- bers are invited to attend, BAYF! ELD NIrs. Robert Blair left on Sun- day to spend a week with her daughter at Oi'iilia, The Lions Club held their an- nual turkey bingo in the town I-Iall on Friday evening. A large crowd attended with 25 turkeys being won. Three share -the - wealth were won by Mrs. Fred Weston, Mrs. Fred Telford and Mr, Smith of Goderich, The Ladies Cluild of Trinity Anglican Church held a euchre and bridge party in the Parish Hall last wook. Prizes were, lad- ies first, Mrs, I. Menerey; low, Mrs. J. Jewett. Men's first, Les- lie Elliott; low, D. A, Feather- ston. Bridge winners were Mrs, J. Howard and George Belleham- ber. The ladies served dainty re- freshments. Mi'. and Mrs. Stuart Sturgeon and son, Preston spent the week- end with Mr, and Mrs. E. J. Sturgeon. Mr. and Mrs, E. W, Oddloirson, London, were at their home over the weekend. Misses Jackie, Vicki, and Judy Char, London spent the weekend with their mother Mrs, D:oleu Cliff, Miss Rosemarie Telford, Lore don, was at her home over the weekend. Tont Bauer, Waterloo, spent the weekend at his parents' cot. tage, don; Manse Committee, Ali s. \\'M, Thinner, Mrs, Wm. Turn- bull, Mrs. Ken McDonald, Mrs. le, Stevens; Kitchen Commit tee, Mrs. A. McDonald, Mrs, Dong. Fraser, NIrs. C. Martin. Mrs. Jas. McDonald; Supper Committee, Mrs, Ken McDonald, KIPPEN Mrs. Margaret Ann Gould, 93, former missionary in Formosa, widow of the late Rev. Wm. Oauld died in Guelph on Sunday at the home of her daughter Dr. Flora Little. Mrs. Goold was a native of Kipped, the former Margaret Ann Mellis, she and her husband went to Formosa in 1.892. Mr, Gault died in 1023, She continued her missionary work until 1939 when she came to Guelph to live with her slaughter, She was active in various organ- izations or Chalmers United Church, Surviving are two other daughters, Miss Greta Gould in Formosa, and Mrs, 0, H. Stevens in England, The body was at the home or 1)r, Flora Little until Tuesday where service was conducted at 2 pan. in Chalmers United Church. Burial was in Woodlawn Cemetery. Mise Greta Gauld was guest speaker at the WMS birthday party this year at Homan United Church. Baptismal Services ware ad- inielstel'ed on Sunday in St, An- drew's United Clinch to Leslie itay Consitt, infant sell of Mr. and Mrs, i'tay Coesttt and to John Carl llhlnendyk, son of Mr, and Mrs. Hank ilinnondyk. DUBLIN Mr. and Mrs. Jim Morrison at- tended the funeral of their dau- ghtel'-ln-law, Mrs. Vincent Mor- rison in Kitchener Tuesday. Mr. George Coville received word of the death of hie brother, Anthony Coville, last week. Miss Beatrice Murray and Shir- ley Koran, Brantford, at their homes. Miss Patricia Wallace, London, MRS. SARAH FREEMAN Mrs. Sarah Freeman, 79, of Victoria SL, Clinton, died Thurs- day at the Clinton Public Hos- vital, whore she had been a pa- tient for the past five weeks. She had been in 111 health for three months, and stayed with her daughter, Mrs, William Pouter• iltghanl, Tuckersmitlt, during that time. A daughter of the late Mr and Mrs. William Marshall, she was born in Huron l'wp., but live ed . ClintonIn the . area, She and her husband farmed in Hullett before retiring to Clinton. Her husband, Robert II. Freeman, died two years ago, one year art er they observed their Seth wed- ding anniversary. Sm'vlving are with Mr, and Mrs. Charles Friend three sons, Ross, London; Roy Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dean, Debbie and Wilfred of Clinton; and one and Mary Helen in Hamilton. daughter, Mrs. William (Hazel) A miscellaneous shower in hon. Fotheringham. The funeral was or of Miss Ilene Whotham, whose held on Saturday with Rev. Grant marriage to Mr. Jim McDonald Is Mills of Ontario St. United art event of December 20111, was ('Murch officiating. Burial was in held at the home or Mrs. Fergus Clinton cemetery. Stapleton on Thursday evening when about 50 friends assembled MORRIS to extend felicitations to the pros- pective bride. An address was Stewart Procter was elected read by Mrs. Stapleton and the;l'eet'e of Morris Township fur guest of honor was assisted MI 10e1, in the township municipal opening numerous useful gifts of eloctton held Sauu'day. Ile wallet; china and linen and kitchen ware. feared Reeve Il;tii;e Parrott, tche A social hoar ryas spent in play- ing "rim's gumes and a delicious `4 378 10 323. lunch was served by the sponsors 1 1''our councillors elected, and assistants, six, field or candidates; '1'110 December meeting of the i William Elston, Walter subdivision of the OWL of Dub teed James Mair and lin was held Monday evening in timi' . the parish hall with a representa• - , tive attendance. The meeting was opened with the League prayer and hyulu by the preside((. The utimttes of the previous meeting and correspondence were read by Sirs. Dan O'Rourke in the ab- sence of Mrs, Holland, the secre- tary. The treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Fergus Stapleton for Mrs. Dean who was also ab- sent. The Spiritual report was given by Mrs. O'Rourke. Plans • were discussed for the telephone euchre which will he held on January 22, A gift basket of 'ilo• nations will be made up for the Ursuline Sisters for Christmas. Shut-ins w111 be enrolled in the Franciscan Mass Association as a Christmas gift. It was voted to send $2 to Stella Mass and the Veterans' Christmas Fund. The schools will receive a book for their library. Mrs. Joe Delaney gave a reading "Christmas Family Customs". Father Durand gave an informative talk on the First Christmas, The president thank- ed all those who helped to make the turkey bingo a euccess. The meeting was adjourned by Mrs, Joe Shea and Mrs. Frank Kist- ner, A social hour followed play- ing progressive euchre, NIrs. Joe Delaney winning the prize. Lunch was served by the ladies in charge. DUBLIN COLLEENS The fifth meeting of the Dub- lin Colleens was held at the home of Gayle Lannin on Saturday af- ternoon. was opened with there 11he 7 Club gpledge. The president then conducted the meeting with secretary and treas- urer giving their reports, we now have $3,30 in the treasury. On Dec. 17 some of the girls will serve at Miss Ilene Whethanl's trousseau tea. The meeting was then taken over by our leaders. They helped us with our slips, and Mrs. Friend gave us a talk on daily habit s, "Care of our clothes", We 4-11 quarterlies and leaflets, l' ets,andthen were told how to judge our slips. Lunch was served by Gayle and her mother. KIPPEN Mr. and Mrs. Harold Theal of Zurich visited with Mr. and Mrs Howard Finkbeiner and family on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Drummond of Toronto visited during last week with Mrs. James Drum mond of Kipper' at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. The S. S. teachers of St. And rew's United Church met at the home of Mrs. John Sinclair to make arrangements for a Christ- mas concert on Dec. 19th. Mrs, Edna Oswald of Zurich who has been confined to Scott Memorial Hospital. Seaforth, with pneumonia, is at present conal• escing with her granddaughter, Mrs, Howard l+inkbeinel'. Mr. and Mrs. Allan (Clements of Milton visited recently with NII' Jn141meS 1', and tMrs. Vern mmiond and lderdicefamil� at tended the wedding of a b101h0r. Mr. Kennetic Alderdice and Nan cy Mae Wong p.m, in Collings cod Presbyterian Church. McKILLOP Word has been received of the death of Mrs. Ferdinand hooey of Kincardine. The funeral was held there on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, Wnr. Koehler at- tended the funeral of ('evil 1/11111/0 at Preston on Tuesday. Mr. Robert Cog1)1111 and Mr. harry Coghlin or Atwood visited with Mrs, Ches. bigger( recently. Mr. Jerry Doer recently und- erwent an operation in Seaforth Hospital. Mr, 'Wilfred Wickie of newn- ess, Alta., and Mr. Amos Wicks, of NI0111(1ou culled on friends 111 this vicinity Tuesday. pleasantly Surprised Mr. and Mrs, Norman Eggert were very pleasantly surprised on Sunday dice to Lite unexpect- ed arrival of Mrs, Egge't's par- ents Mr, and Mrs John Jaeltson of Unity, Saslc, They were 0000111. punted by Miss Mary Jackson of Seaforth. Mr, and Mrs, Aubrey McNish - 111 and family of I31yt.it wore vis- itors at the home at the time. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson plan to spend several months with rela- tives in Ontario, Mrs, Jackson was the former Vera Tremeer of Kipped. hi a were short - 1108,4 Smith, Losing candidates were Gordon Wilkinson and Ross Dun can. 13LY TH For peeve --Scott Fairservice, 177; Willilnn II. Merritt, 123. School, throe elected, Keith Webster, Donald Young, Jack Stewart lat'els.), Northside United Church (Third Sunday in Advent) Worship 11 a.m. The Jr. Choir will lead in the White Gift Service at which the members of tate Church School will be in attendance. (Jr. School will meet as usual during worship period) Organist, Mrs. J. .As Stewart; Choirmaster, Mr. J. A. Stewart; Minister, Itev. J. C. I3ritton, B.A, First Presbyterian Church Rev. D. Leslie Elder Minister 11 A.1i. White Gift Service Sermon: "READY FOR ANYTHING" Anthem. "Lift Fp Your Heade'• Senior Choir 1IIeplane 7 P.M. Sermon: "A HAPPY MAN" Lv'ryoueW011'01110 04 URKEY G ff e 14 St. Coluirlban Parish Hall FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9th - ii P.M. 15 GAMES BOR TURKEYS 2 CASH SPECIAL GAMES 1 SHARE THE WEALTH 3 DOOR PRIZES -- 1st—$15,00; 2nd—$1.O.O0 3rd—$5.00 Admission 31.00. Extra cards 250 each. 5 for 51 NOTICE •- MOVING George's Repair Shop Dec. 15 to Larger quarters East on the Creamery street, Dublin WELDING - CUTTING - BRAZING - Repairs on ALL farm machinery ALL types of saws sharpened Plow points hard surfaced MOWER & BINDER knives sharpened ALL types of ele('tric wiring, house •& barn Also dealer for fixtures for the home. AUTHORIZED DEALER for Eastern Steel roofing & siding COME IN -• LOOK AROUND -- EVERYONE WELCOME George A. Coville, Prop. PHONE 57R8 DUBLIN P d 1 1 4 41 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 TOWN OF SEAFORTH, ONTARIO (For Seaforth high School District) 5%% Non -Callable Debentures To Be Dated October 15, 1960 MATURITIES AVAILA LE To Yield 53/ (•- Year 1970 to 1980 Price $100k0 plus acerue,l 1111,51•,01 These debt—Ionia, ui-. pari of an issue of 51.Sc,nii1 Tout. 01' Seafott11, ()merits issued on L,-ha11- of Ins gra fort 11 High School District. Debentures will lie available in ,lomomiasti nc-. ,:t 1,,100 0111y 11111) 1)1•00i0101) fur rcgistt'atio are 1,1 l,rinciNil nuts. Wt.. as prindpala, offer these de.hentnroe it'. as and when issued and accepted by tis. snbj,r1 to tin it validation by the Ontario Municipal Board. fur ,1.,iiv,'rr un or ❑bunt November 22. 111101. Orders are subject to :tlba11m1l told prior sale, Orders will be accepted at the Office of the Secretary - Treasurer, Seaforth District High School, W. E. Southgate, Seaforth, Ontario Telephone 334 GAIRDNER & COMPANY LIMITED 200 QUEENS AVENUE, LONDON, ONTARIO TELEPHONE GE 8-2161 LONDON