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Home My WebLink AboutThe Seaforth News, 1962-05-31, Page 5T ld SEAFURTu 'NEWS, `hursday, M 31, 1902--5 SMITII'S SUPERIOR Food Market CHASE & SANBORN F CO FE 65cE 1 lb bag KOTEX REGULAR pkg of 12 39c MIRACLE WHIP SALAD DRESSING 32 oz jar 59e HEINZ KETCHUP 21e' 11 oz bottle CLARKS TOMATO JUICE CC 2 48 oz tins KAM . tin 45c CALIFORNIA BLUE 1 GOOSE ORANGES doz 55c SIZE 113 LOCAL GROWN 7 �j� RADISHES 2 bunches 1J PHONE 12 WE DELIVER SEE -- HEAR Jim Donnelly Goderich Lawyer CI}NX-TV CHANNEL 8 Tuesday, June 5 6.10 to 6.15 On Behalf of Elston CARDIFF X Huron PC Ass'n WINTHROP The UCW of Cavan, Winthrop, are having a special meeting and bazaar on Wed., June 6th, com- mencing at 2 p.m. The guest spea- ker will be Mrs. Forbes of Clin- ton. Please remember your mys- tery boxes, HENSALL Mrs, Carrie Bell and Mrs. Alice Campbell of Exeter were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Earl Campbell. Miss Bernice billing of Lon- don spent the week -end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert billing. Mrs. Amelia Schroeder left on Saturday for St. Clair Shores, Mich., where she will spend sev- eral weeks with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hudson of St. Marys visited recently with friends here, and attended the an- niversary services at Carmel Presbyterian Church. CATTLE. WANTED Pasture for 20 head of young cattle. Mrs. Robert Elgie, Seaforth TOWN TOPICS 0. W. Hutton, East St. Louis, Illinois, visited with his sister, Mrs, J:oseph Grummett and Mk. Ortlmulett, Icon Williams of Vancouver returned home by TCA. to spend three weeks vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, M. wit Bans, Mr, and Mrs. M. Williams and Joan and Ron spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs, Jos, Williams of Whltby. Kevin Kerr, age 5, son of Alex Ikerr, RR 1 Seaforth, was admit- ted to Scott, Memorial hospital late Saturday afternoon after be• ing injured by a farm implem6tiT, He was able to return -home later, BORN Hagerman—In Soott Memorial hospital,.on May 24th, to Mr, and Mrs. James Hagerman, rr 3, Sea - forth, a son, ;Feeney --In Scott Memorial hos- pital, on May 26th, to Mr, and Mrs. Fergus Feeney, rr 2, Dublin; a son. Hart --In Scott Memorial hospi- tal, on May 28th, to Mr. and Mrs. James C. Hart, rr 2, Brussels, a Son. SENIOR W.M.S. The Senior W.M.S. held their meeting in First Presbyterian Church, May 22, Miss Campbell presiding. Opening hymn 185. Mrs. Russell read the scripture, followed by prayer -by Miss Camp- bell. Minutes were read by Mrs. Russell. Mrs. McGregor gave the treasurer's report. Roll call an- swered by fifteen ladies. We,ac- depted invitations from Hensall and Burns Churches. Offering was received by Mrs. McGregor, and prayer by Miss Campbell, Mrs, Russell and Mrs. J, W. Thompson brought a report from the synodical held in Hamilton. Hynin ,606, and Miss Campbell closed the meeting by the Lord's prayer in unison. WILL TURN FIRST SOD A sod turning ceremony for the new district vocational school at Clinton is planned for Saturday afternoon at 1.30 p.m, It will be at the grounds of Clinton high school and the public is invited. MISS HELEN PRINGLE The death occurred at Saska- toon on Thursday, May 24, of Miss Helen Pringle of Marshall, Sask., in her 100th year. Born at Wainfleet, Ont., she lived many years on concession 8, Hibbert, She was a school teacher for 40 years. She was a member of Cromarty Presbyterian Church. A. brother, William Pringle, Marsh- all, Sask, survives.. The funeral was held Monday afternoon from the G. A. Whitney Funeral Home, Seaforth, Rev. D. 0. Fry of First Presbyterian Church, Seaforth, officiating. Interment was in the Egmondville cemetery. Pallbear- ers were Jack Butson, Bill But- son, Alex, Miller, Alfred Ross Sr., Harold Coleman, Ernest Ross. WHEN YOU .,. we simply try to make it easier Even bank people get annoyed when their customers are subjected to delays. (The line-up on pay days is a favourite example). We know how inconvenient these things are for you ... and we're constantly looking for ways to improve them. No bank is perfect— but we try to make the Toronto -Dominion as close to it as humanly possible ! Both in the bank and behind the scenes, we feel we really do have the people who make the happy difference in banking .. . and we'd like to prove it to you. ti2ewAccoutats A TORONTO -DOMINION BANKING SERVICE: THE PERSONAL CHEQUING ACCOUNT The Personal Chequing Account is a modern banking service designed to help simplify month - by -month money management. Just as a savings account is for saving .. , so you should use P.C.A. for paying bills and to meet personal and house- hold expenses, Every two months you receive a full accounting of every deposit, every withdrawal and every cheque issued, so that you can keep en accurate record of what has been paid and what hasn't. In effect, The Bank does your book- keeping for you, Think over the many advantages of opening a Personal Chequing Account—and then see The Bank. TORONTO 'DONIINION BAN K. Where people make the difference W. C. MOORE, Manager Seaforth Branch P48194 OFFICER CADET L. Knetsoh (Army), of Market street, Sea - forth, is among 75 cadets who graduated May 25 from the Can- adian Services College at Royal Roads,, Esquinialt, B.C. Guest of honey at the colorful graduation ceremony was His 3 xbellency, Georges Vanier, Governor - Gen - oral of Canada. Among the high- lights of the program was the presentation of both the Queen's Color and the College Color to the tri -service military training establishm en t. KIPPEN Kippen East W.I. held their May meeting on May 10 at St. Andrew's United Church at 8.30 pm. with Eliniville, Hurondale Seaforth and Statfa Institutes as guests. Mrs. Wm. J. F. Bell, pres- ident, opened the meeting. Spec- ial guests, Mrs. Jack McLean, the F.W.I.O representative, and Mrs, Harry Strang, district president, were introduced. 29 members an- swered roll call. The Huronview birthday party, June 13th at 2.30 p,m. was announced. It was de- cided not to have any short courses. The Provincial honor 4H girl, Sharon McBride, and two county honor girls, Julie Chappel and Ruth Ann McNichol, were presented with gifts on behalf of K.E,W.I. Two new members were presented with ,pins and hand- books. Mrs. Vivan Cooper took the chair for the program. Miss Sharon McBride gave her talk, "The Nationalist Movement in French Canada Hurondale's mu- sical reading. `Aunt Jemima's Plaster," was much enjoyed. Mrs. Tom Hough, Stratford, gave a comparison of the northwest ter• ritories and southwestern Ontar- io. She showed beautiful colored slides. "Radio Recipes", a comic- al poem, was given by Skaffa WI, A skit on buying a hat was pres- ented by IEllinvilte WI. Seaforth N'I entertained with a piano solo, On Sat, May 11) the K1!".,W.I. held a successful bake sale at Kippeu realizing around $50, WALTON Mr; and Mrs, ,Allan McCall and Beverly, Mr, Russel Currie, Don and pouglas.spent,Sunday irr Bur. tington with Mr, and Mrs, C. H, Lemon and other relatives, Mrs. Margaret Lindsay of San- dre, Alberta, passed away at the Olds Municipal Hospital on May 11 at the age of 84 year's alter a lengthy illness, She was born in Grey Township in 1878, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coutts. Mr, and Mrs, Lindsay moved to Saskatchewan in 1916 and to the Sundre district in 1938 where they farmed until 1948. She is survived by her loving husband Richard A. Lindsay, San - Ore; five sons, Glen, Sundro; Lyle, Rod Deer, Orval, Prince Al- bert; Aylmer, Calgary; Eugene, Loadale, Alta; two daughters, MIS. Peter (Laura) 1)icr,row, Eagle Hill, and Mrs. Carman (Florence) Phillips, Sandra, Also surviv iug are five brothers and one sister: Russell, Marengo, Sask; Ben, Red Deer, Alta.; John and James, Seaforth; An- drew, Walton, and Mrs, Mark Car- diff, Brussels, Funeral services were held Monday, May 14, from Dane's Funeral Home, Olds, In- terment followed in the Slagle Hill cemetery, Pallbearers were six grandsons of the deceased, Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Jenkins and family of Norwich visited over the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence 'Martin, Mr. Barrie Hoegy, Toronto, and miss Norma lIuegy, Kitchener, vislted with Mr. and Mrs, Ctift'ord lfocgy- rectory Tea 4v HOME BAKING SALE St. James' Parish Rectory Wed., June 13 3 - 5 P.M. Sponsored by Catholic Woinen"s League RECEPTION 25111 Wedding Anniversary or Mr, and Mrs. William Jewitt Friday Evg., June 8 Ira C.C.F. Hall, Constance Friends and relatives cordially invited Ladies please bring lunch JOHN WINTERMEYER You are invited to hear JOHN WINTERMEYER Ontario Liberal Leader SEAFORTH LEGION Tuesday, June 5th at 8.30 p.m. Mr. Wintermeyer will speak on behalf of TRNIE FISHER Liberal Candidate in Huron Everybody Welcome (Published by the Huron Liberal Association) HALL ERNIE FISHER TAKE A STAND FOR TOMORROW VOTE THE LIBERAL TEAM ERNEST-C. FISHER Liberal Candidate — Huron The Mayor of Goderich has been active in local politics and organizations for many years. HON. L. B. PEARSON Leader of the Liberal Party of Canada Distinguished statesman, winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, Mr. Pearson has attracted good candidates to the Liberal team. WE NEED A MILLION NEW JOBS. 415,000 Canadians, on average, have been out of work every day since July 1957. We are making less — real income per Canadian is smaller — than six years ago. This waste and suffering of people did not have to happen. It must not be allowed to continue. The right government policies can get things moving and keep them moving. The Liberal party is pledged to full employment. Its policies are built for an expanding economy. An expanding economy will create the million new jobs our growing population needs for the next four years. You can take a stand for better jobs and greater opportunities in Canada ... vote for your Liberal candidate on June 18. A NEW KIND OF LEADERSHIP ...THE KIND OF GOVERNMENT WE NEED