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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1962-08-09, Page 5THE. til'IAF()Il"Pli NI.1\V.E, Thursday. Align. it -u SUPERIOR SMITII'S Food Market NABOB COFFEE I lb. bag 71.c __ Henley Choice Fruit Cocktail 2 20 -oz. tins SUPER SUDS with stainless �� steel fork Giant pkg. PILLSBURY ANGEL FOOD Ai 9 CAKE MIX pkg. Maxwell House Instant Coffee 6 oz. jar, only C KRAFT PEANUT BUTTER ii t DEAL All for 70C 12 oz, Smooth Peanut Butter PLUS COUPON WORTH 15c TO - 9 oz. Orange Marmalade WARDS PUR. CHE OF 12 oz. Crunchy Peanut Butter OFASBREAD 1 LOAF BORN Consitt - In Clinton Public Hospital, on Friday, August 3, to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Consitt, Varna, a son. Nater — At Scott Memorial Hospital on August 4, to Mr, and Mrs. John Nater, r.r. 4 Mitchell, a daughter. Smith — At Scott Memorial Hospital on August 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Smith, r,r. 1 Dublin, a daughter. , Taylor — To Mr. and Mrs. Ara. DON WOOD Plumbing and Heating old Taylor (nee Jean Scott) In Clinton Public Hospital on Mon- day, August 0, a son, Ronald William. HENSALL Mr, and Mrs. E. Ellis and Mr. and Mrs. Roy. Cornell of Clinton were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Chapman. Ml's. Ruth Paisley and Miss Sharon Skidmore of Toronto were week -end visitors with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Skidmore. Gregory Cornell, 2 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. John Cornell fell off the verandah at his hone on Monday and fractured his leg. He was taken to South Huron hospit- al, Exeter, where he was attend- ed by Dr. M. Gans. Mrs. Edne Corbett visited over the week -end with her son-in-law and daughter-, Mr, and Mrs. Archie MacGregor. Mr. and Mrs, Don MaeLaren of Closed for holidays Toronto visited over the week- end with the latter's parents, Mr. from Aug. 13 to Aug. 18 and Mrs. Lorne Chapman. ,mlo+lnl, UIenll„au,w lu„nl,+l,lelwll,Immll,l nnnn,nwin+ulI,n aumimm11111111nnnmunlnmlr,++ G Goderich Business College 21st Annual Fall Term opens September 4 Senior and Junior Courses approved by the Business Educators' Association of Canada Modern Equipment – Qualifted Teachers – Tuition $28 Telephone JA 4-8521 or 7284, Goderich ll'l1111,1111111 IIi11111i111ll liiii 1111 itlift11llitillliititillilllllll,f TENDERS WANTED Tenders will be received by the undersigned until llugust 11, 1962, for the purchase of the Town of Seaforth weigh -scales, capacity 49,000 lbs. Scales to be purchased in their present condition and to be removed at buyer's expense. Inspection of this equipment may be made any week day except Sat- urday, from 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted C. Lyle Hammond, Clerk -Treasurer, Seaforth, Ont. 1961 OLDS SUPER 4 DOOR HARDTOP 1958 PONTIAC SEDAN 1958 CHEVROLET SEDAN 1956 FORD SEDAN ECONOMY SPECIALS 1955 CHEVROLET COACH 1954 BUIC1 A.T. & R, 1954 Plymouth Sedan 1953 FORD SEDAN 475.00 195.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 1953 CHEVROLET SEDAN 1952 CHEVROLET COACH NO REASONABLE -OFFER REFUSED Seaforth Motors Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Sales & Service MITCHELL SEAFORTH Phone G. FawJn 186 Phone 541 TOWN TOPICS 1r1, and .11e,riu..i Sac h +a llulrt.4 111 n:' oidia.. lea u , dura flsr+r('k ;l alr,�st> of :cls. and .tlr.i 11 tll+(x? I o Mr, and Mrs. Jail 11iN 1, and two tions of Toronto were anesta of Mr. and 11r<, Wellacc! Ross over the holiday. (➢treats of Sunday to hid good- bye to Air,. Ladle Patterson, 1'raue'a and Randy, as Mr. and Mrs. Orville Blake were taking them to Nrlpanee to Mrs. Patter - son's slater, Mrs. Leland Wann- maker on then' way to Nova Scotia: 11r. and Mrs. Witt. Cal - will, Tommy and Bobby of Lon- don, Mr, and Mrs. Frank Reaume of Comber, Mr, and Mrs, Gerald Blake, Randy, Glenda, Linda, Ricky and Robbie of IIolmesville, Mr, and Mrs. Orville Blake of Holmesville, Mr. and Mrs, Wesley Roe. Joyce and Dianne of Blyth, Mr. and Mrs. \\'m. Orr of Milver- ton, Mr. and Mrs. Russel Miller, Kenneth, Keith, Kathleen, David, Johnny, Marlene, Patsy and Don- na May, Seaforth, Mr, and Mrs, Howard Yeandle of Kitchener. Among those from a distance who attended the funeral of the late Mrs, Calvin T-Iillen on Wod- nesday were her sister Mrs, H. W, Allen or Saskatoon; Mr . and Mrs. Harvey Killen and family of Kingston; Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Cowan and fancily of Midland; Mr. Leslie Kerr, Toronto. Mr, and Mrs. John Carnochan and Family are holidaying at Port Elgin. Mrs, G. H. Snowdon attended the Scout camp at Blue Springs this week. Mr. and Mrs. Williamson of Regina were recent guests of Mr, and Mrs, P. H. Sproat. Mr. and Mrs. Jos, Williams and family have returned home to Whitby atter spending two weeks vacation with Mr. and Mrs, Michael Williams, Miss Joan Williams Is visiting her cousin, Miss Sherry Heaney at Niagara Falls, Ont, Rev. J. Ure and Mrs. Stewart have returned home after spend- ing a couple of weeks at a sum- mer cottage at Blair's Grove, south of Kincardine and then at the Saugeeu Indian Reserve, near Southampton, where for three weeks they had charge of the United Church missionary work. Mrs. Simon McKay and daugh- ter, Mrs. Irvine Eedy of Dungan- non were Wednesday visitors with Rev. J, Ure and Mrs, Stewart, Rev. Andrew Maloney, C.S.B., of St. Basil's, Toronto, Mr, Joseph Jordan, Allan Park, Mich., Miss Monica Byrne, P.M., of Dublin are guests this week of Mrs. Jean Fortune, ,¢ . Mr. Wilbert Maloney is a pa tient in Scott Memorial Hospital at present, Miss Linda O'Connor and Mr. Douglas T. Scott of Montreal are spending their holidays with Mrs, James T, Scott. Mr, and Mrs, Jack Sproat of North Bay were guests last week of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sproat. Mr, and Mrs. John Baldwin and Phillip and Steven, Toronto were week end guests with Mr. and Mr's, Willis Dundas. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Miller left on Sunday to spend a few days in Midland end Or'illia. Mr. and Mrs. Al Eckert and family, Fort Wayne, Indiana visit. ed Last week with relatives here. IVliss Angela Devereaux is visit- ing in Niagara Falls with Mr, and Mrs. Jiro Eckert and family. CONSTANCE Misses Mary and Margaret Mac- Gregor attended the Shorthorn Lassie Day at Guelph OAC last Tuesday. Misses Mary MacGregor and Wilma Dale spent Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at Gratiot County, Michigan, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Donald of Midland, Mich„ visited with the lattttr's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jamieson last Thursday on their way to Melton where they left by plane for British Col- umbia where they will visit Mr. Donald's parents and will later attend the world's fair in Seattle. Mr. and Mrs, William Dale and family attended Classic Guernsey Sale held at Kingsfeld farm at King City'on Wed,, Aug, lst. They consigned the second highest sell- ing cow of the sale. She sold for "11350, Another cow sold for $525, Mrs. James Medd returned to her hone after spetlding the pass two weeks with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Johnston of Grand Vailey. Mr, and lairs. Charles Dexter spent last week with Mr. and Mrs, Austin Dexter of Blyth, Misses Cathy and Cheryl Dale spent a few days holidays with their sister and brother-in-law, 11r, and Mrs. Don Glousher of Blyth, 'tl t teed Larry and Kenny Jew. I'rce (i 1100! hoit w' irk I>0 1 alk l,l,itltyriy tvitir Mr. (+nd Ir ttli!(itn Dowmon •utd faintly a Valle. qr uu+i t!t �. ,cul Miley 111(1 MI'S. trial Riley left last Satur- day to spend the holiday weekend with lir. and Mrs. Robert \i'ootls and family of Ajax. Mr. and Mrs, hotly Bugg, San- dra stud Margaret of Newmarket sport several days last week with Mr. and .firs. borne Lawson and on Sunday tit feuded the Lawsou- Clarke reunion. at 13oderielt. Mr. and tins. Dennis Jewitt spent the week eftd visiting iu Termite and pointe north. &D'. Anthony Lawson of Pieker- 1ug visited over the weekend with Mrs. Annie Medd and attended the l.awsan•Clnrke reunion at Goderich au Sunday 1111. and :tit's. Ross £MacGregor uud girls attended a family gath- ering at the cottage of Mr, and Mrs. Allan Farnham of Detroit, at Grand Bend on Sunday, Mr. and Stirs, Robert Jamieson and Mr, and Mrs. Jim Jamieson attended the Lawson -Clarke re- union on Sanday at Goderich, Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Ball and family of Auburn and Mr, and Mrs. lured Yungblutt, Maria, June and Laura of Woodstock visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Wm Jewitt and family. Mr, and Mrs. Janes Atwood and fancily of Windsor, Mr. and Mrs, John Whitmore of King's Lynn, England, and Mr. and 9Irs. Dave Masters and family of Windsor spent the holiday week- end with Mr, and Mrs. Robert 0 rimoldby, Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Borden Brown and girls were Mr. and Mrs. George Camp- bell of Hanover, Mr, and Mrs, Herb, Brigham of Desboro, Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Brown and family of near Walkerton. Mrs, Sarah Brown who has been visit- ing with her sen and daughter-in- law for the past week returned home to Hanover. CROMARTY McIntosh-Hoggarth The Rev, John R. Boyne oftiet- ated at the wedding ceremony of Margaret ' Arlene Hoggarth, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Jolla Hoggarth, Cromarty, and Eric McIntosh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex, Pepper, r.r. 3 Seaforth, at Cromarty Presbyterian Church on Saturday, July 31st, at 3 p,m. Baskets of mauve and white gladioli, ferns and white candel- abra formed the background for the ceremony and Miss Agnes Bray, Kirkton, cousin of the bride, accompanied the soloist, Miss Dorothy Parker, Hensall, who sang "The Wedding Prayer" and "I'11 Walk Beside Yon," The bride. given in marriage by her father, wore a floor length gown of white silk organza, styled with fitted bodice of Frenal lace, lily point sleeves and round neckline accented with seed pearls; front and back panels of lace over peau de sole, and back panel sweeping to a brush train, A crown of seed ,pearls held her elbow length veil of white illusion lace. She carried a white Bible crested with a mauve orchid with trailing steph- anotis and ivy. The bride's cousin, Miss Jane Hoggarth, Dorchester was maid of honor, wearing a street length gown of orchid organza fashioned with cap sleeves and rounded neckline, accented by orchid and lilac inserts. A crown of pearls held her eye length veil and she carried a semi crescent of white and lilac baby alums. Miss Nancy Pepper, Miss Marion Bell, Hen- sel], as bridesmaids and Miss Christine Turnbull, Seaforth, as junior bridesmaid were costumed identically to the maid of honor in colors of aqua, yellow and deli- cate pink. Barbara Kerslake as flower girl wore a full skirted dress of white nylon with green sash and carried a basket of yellow and mauve baby mums. Ring bearerer was Gary Sararas. Alex. Townsend, Seaforth, was best man. David Stevens, Wood- stock, and Ronald McIntosh, brother of the groom, ushered, Following the ceremony e. re- ception was held in the church ropers, The bride's mother wore a two piece ensemble o@ blue chiffon over printed blue and pink flowers, matching blue ecees- sor'ies and corsage of deep pink roses and white stephanotis. The groom's mother chose a. blue chiffon two' piece dress with white accessories and yellow rose corsage. For travelling in the western provinces the bride donned a beige two piece dress with green accessories and corsage of yellow roses, The couple will reside at r.r. 3 Seaforth. Guests attended from Loudon, Dorchester, Hamil- ton, Woodstock, Listowel and Seaforth, LONDESBORO '1 -fu' W.I. held i lra August meet ... last \Vedw•+day cvenhr;c With tit g,l+Id :+t.t(`rldalrre. A eeltr3(41' Ol'. ladies Irani OW Myth and Auburn IEra+E1 ut+% Were preseet. Business was taken, tale of by the presi dent. iairs. Anderson, Alis, Pipe demonstrated table decorations. Mrs, Vincent favored with It couple of solos and it trio of g'ir'ls gave tap dancing. )ir. Fred SloIn tui gave an interoeting talk on his school Work at Capreol. A bake sole whlcll Was quite snceessf111 W'as held at the close of the meet- ing and a dainty lunch Was served by the hostesses. Air, and airs. Willows Moun- tain entertained their danghte,, \I r. Josling and grandchildren, also Mr, and Mrs. Wes, Jefferson and children of Westfield, the occasion beiug Mr. Mountain's birthday en Sunday, The Robert Tbompsous spent Sunday in Moorefield. Mr. and lMI'a, Tom Allen, Karen and Sharen Jackson spent Sun- day with Mr, and Mrs. Wayne Jackson in Ridgetowu. The girls remained for a week's visit. Mrs. Townsend, Miss Dorothy Little and Mrs, Bentham are on a week's vacation in the North country, TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO From The Seaforth News August 1937 Town council were discussing advisability of keeping the drink- ing fountains on Main street. Zest was added to the talk when some- one in the baitdroom struck up "How Dry I Am," Mr. and IM's, Hugh Campbell, Hullett township, celebrated their golden wedding anniversary. Thet'0 was a Mild epidemic of broken bones, with eight fracture cases being treated at Scott Mem- orial Hospital. Dr, and Mrs, Cecil Johnston and sou Peter, of Wallkill, N.Y., visited his parents at Kippen. The barn of Robert McTaggart, lath con. of Grey, was destroyed by lightning, Ales McKenzie, formerly of Iiippen, was renowned in his day for his skill as a maker of collars for horses, 1Ir. and Mrs. Onesime Masse and their 21. children, Ontario's largest family, were honored by a papal blessing conferred at Drysdale Church, Miss Cordelia Sperling of Tor- onto, daughter of the late F. G. Sperling, salt manufacturer, re- visited Seaforth for the first time since she left as a little girl. The Dr, Scott home on 'West Goderich street, was the Sperling home - geed. A street and survey in the west ward bear the Sperling name. Seaforth Boy Scouts will camp at Paint Farm with the Goderich Scouts. Mr. \Vn,. Church, who came last Fall to the 10th concession, 2IcKillop, front Russeldale, was brought to Seaforth hospital after a fall in the barn. Serforth football team elinin ated Clinton by a 1-0 score, Art Nicholson, Seaforth manager, played with his three sons, Allan, Jack and Harold, together with the three Sills brothers, D'Orlean, Frank and Tom, also J. Flannery and J, Consitt. Other Seaforth team members are George Kruse and Cyril Flannery. W. Farquharson, Walton, was brought to Scott Memorial Hos- pital with a badly fractured leg when a crusher bin gave way at the gravel pit. Car stealing of the present day had its counterpart in horse stealing of earlier years. An article by Harry J. Boyle recalls how a ring of horse thieves operated in the county, and by the use of dyes altered the appear- ance of the stolen horses. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wasman of Kippen are moving to the former W. L. Keys residence, West William street. The residence on George street of the late Mrs. John A. McRae has been sold to Mrs. Alex. Cuthill and Mrs. Simpson of Winthrop. Mrs, Herbert Whittaker and baby of Hamilton are visiting her mother, Mrs. E. S. Chapman. Electric fences were a novelty in 1937. Stewart Cudntore took over the management of the Red Indian service station. Misses Dolly Carlin, Mary Ilolmes, Jean Dungey, Joan Dev- ereaux, Mary Broadfoot, Dorothy Golding, Helen Crich and Helen Finkbeiner are spending two weeks at Mrs. Langford's cottage at Bayfield. H ENSALL Mr's, l-I'arold Parker and Patsy, Mrs, Edna Corbett and Cindy Parker are holidaying at, Grand Bend this week. Mrs, Grace Harpole left on Fri- day Por Stittsvillti where she will spend several weeks with her eon -in-law and daughter, Mr, and Mrs, Dong Peacock and family, Miss Jarvis Peacock returned borne after spending a month with ]ter grandmother Mrs liar. pole. Mr, and Mrs. Jerry Rennie end Joanne of Toronto, and Miss Maryanne Rennie of London were week end visitors with their par- ents Mr. and Mrs, Sam Rennie. Mrs. Dorothy Weido and Steve spent the weekend with relatives in Brantford, Mrs, Bert Horton and Mrs. Mr. aid Mrs. Laverne Hamilton, who were. recently married. The bride is the former Marjorie Boyd. Peter MaoNaughton and memb- ers of their taurines are camping at Shady View, Lake Huron. Master Rod Chapman is spend- ing this week holidaying with his uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs, 5. Hollingsworth, and also with his brother-in-law and sister Mr, and Mrs, Don MacLaren in Toronto. so - Miss Betty Parker of London is holidaying this week with her mother Mrs. Eva Parker and bro- ther Bill. Mrs. John McEwen and Mr. and Mrs, Albert Keyes of Exeter vis- ited recently with relatives at Plattsville, ON BETTER USED A CLEANOUT OF USED TEL KVISION SETS Wide Variety of Sizes and Models At Ridiculously Low Prices ? 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