HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1948-03-25, Page 4THE SEAFORTH NEWS
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First Presbyterian Church
Minister
Richard H. Williams, B.A.
Music
- Robert E. Bechtel
EASTER SUNDAY.— MARCH 28
10 A.M.—The: Sunday School
11 AM.—PUBLIC WORSHIP: The Sacrament; of the Loa'd's Supper
Anthems—'.With a Voice of Singing' Shaw
'Bing of Icings' Mendelsohn
7 P•M.—PRESENTATION OF THE RELIGIOUS DRAMrt ENTITLED
'THE LOST CHURCH' '
Plan To Attend These Services
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Cars for Sale
1930 Chevrolet Sedan. New tires
and good running order.
1937-5 passenger Coupe. A
dandy car. New tires, and' o.k.
every way
Jonathan Hugill
616 - 34 CLINTON
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WALTON
The C.G.I.T. held their regular
meeting at the home of Doris Ste-
vens with 10 members present and
1 visitor. Helen Johnston conducted
the meeting, opening with the sing-
ing of a hymn, Ione Watson at the
piano. The minutes were read. Study
book was taken by 3 of the girls.
Plans were made for the next meet-
ing to be held in the Easter holidays.
This meeting to take the form of a
quilting with the mothers present.
It was decided to hold a mother and
daughter banquet at a later date
and committee were appointed to
make the 'arrangements. The meet-
ing closed with taps. The rest of the
afternoon was spent in working at
the quilt blocks and afterward Mrs.
Stevens served a delicious lunch.
CONSTANCE
Mr. George Hoggart spent the
weekend in Toronto, going down
with his cattle and returned on Mon-
day night.
The National Film Board will pre-
sent pictures in Constance United
Church, Thursday evening, March
25th at 8:30. A film on the royal
tour in South Africa will be shown.
The Fireside Farm Forum met at
GILSON SNOWBIRD
Gas Engine Washers just arrived. Can be changed to electric at any
time. Life Is short at the best. Lengthen it out by taking the drudgery
out of Wash Day by installing one of our machines in your home.
Terms arranged
SEE OR PHONE
JONATHAN HUGILL
616 - 34 — Clinton
P.S.—Also have an 8' tractor Cockshutt Disc for sale.
And some Ajax Seed Oats
It Takes 3 Weeks
To Hatch a Chick
Therefore chick orders should be placed a month
ahead of the desired delivery date.
Throughout the Dominion chicks hatched to date
are 50% of last year.
It is questionable whether Canada will have suf-
ficient fowl eggs for export to Britain.•
We still have some available late in March, for
Red X Rock Crossbreds, also Barred Rocks and
Red X Sussex Cross in April.
Order without delay as chicks available
are limited
SCOTT POULTRY FARMS
PHONE 851 r 32 SEAFORTH
After
APRIL PT 1948
TOURIST CAMP
OPERATORS
Require a
LICENSE
pplyto YourMunicipalClerk
Under the provisions of the Tourist Camp Regula-
tion Act 1946, effective April 1st, 1948, each
tourist camp operator is required to secure a license
which may he obtained upon application to the
Municipal Clerk. For a copy of the Regulations
write to The Director, Development Branch,
UEPARTWENT OF TRAVEL & PUBLICITY
PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS
TORONTO
HON. ARTHUR WELSH TOM C. McCALL
Minister Deputy Minister
TOURIST SERVICE EDUCATION WEEK
From March 31st to April Gth
Touristbnsiness is YOUR business. The Canadian Associa-
tion of 'Tourist and publicity Bureaux has published en
informative booklet "The Visitor industry" which tells what
you can do to help further this important national program.
Write for your free cony. -
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the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Riley
Monday evening with a good at-
tendance. After the broadcast pro-
gressive euchre was played, Prizes
were given for the most games. Wo-
men, Mrs. Ben. Riley; nren Air, Bert
Hoggart;. lone hands, Mrs. Bill Dol -
mage, Mr. Hugh Campbell;. Conso-
lation, Mrs. W. R. Jewitt, Mr. James
Jamieson. A. delicious lunch was
served.
As this was the last meeting of
the season it was decided to have a
picnic in the summer. -Committee,
Mrs. Wm. Dolmage, Miss Norma
Dexter, Mr. W. R. Jewitt, Miss Nor-
ma Dexter was' appointed to be re-
sponsible for 'starting the forum
next fall.
Theregular meeting of the W.A.
and W.M.S. was held in the base-
ment of the church with the vice-
pies„ Mrs, Lorne Lawson, presiding,
opened by hymn 215 aiid :all -repeat-
ed the Lord's Prayer, Minutes of last
meeting were read and adopted.
Moved by Mrs. Leo Stephenson, se-
cended by Mrs. Earl' Lawson, that
we give $25, to the Red Cross. Cards
of thanks were read from Mrs.
Lorne Lawson and the Dunlop fam-
ily. Hymn 287 was sung, roll call
was verses on Easter. Mrs. Ernest
Adams gave an Easter reading
and Mrs. Borth n Brown gave a
paper on Easter. Duet by Mrs.
Ethel Stephenson and Mrs. Leo
Stephenson, accompanied by Mrs.
Frank Riley, "Jesus is our Neigh-
bor". Instrumental by Mrs. Brenton,
reading by Mrs. Lindsay, and Mrs.
Brenton closed the meeting• with
prayer.
Are You Looking for
AN
1`w?4:.
GIFT ?
The perfect gift is a
bouquet of Spring
Flowers, Potted Plants,
or especially,an Easter
lily.
Drop in and look over
our Easter stock of
Plants and Flowers.
We deliver what you pick out
anywhere in Western Ontario.
BAILEYS Florists
MAIN STREET
Phone 393 Seaforth
In appreciation of your loyal Patronage, we
are giving a discount of 10% on practically
all merchandise on a purchase of One
Dollar at our Store
This Sale will continue for Three Days only, Apr. 1-2-3
Refreshments will be served Free to all Customers during
these three days.
If you have enjoyed our service, come and let us serve you
has
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MAKE IT EASIER
FOR YOU TO CASH YOUR
WAR SAYINGS CERTIFICATES
The Government will redeem War Savings
Certificates if they are sent to Ottawa by the Holder
as they fall due.
However you may bring your matured certificates and
others as they fall due, to the Dominion Bank, if they are
not already on deposit with us. We will cash them for you
and deposit theInoascy to you: account ... You thereby
avoid ail bothersome detail. The charge for this is 5 cents
per Certificate regardless of denomination.
For your farther convenience and safety we will keep all
your unrnatnred Certificates for a nominal charge, and
cash them AS THEY COME DUE, without further
action on your part.
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DOMINION•' N S;a
Established 1871
SEAFORTH BRANCH — E. C. BOSWELL, MANAGER
THURSDAY, MARCS 28, 1948
ENT THEATRE
SEAFORTH
NOW PLAYING - ONE NIGHT ONLY- ONE SHOW '8 P.M. Admission 331.20
THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES
-nith MYRNA LOY - FREDERIC MARCHTERESA WEIGHT
An outstanding dramatization of the Rehabilitation 'troubles of three veterans.
A warm, human stony—be sure to see it
FRI. SAT; Matinee Fri.. & Sat.. 2.30 p.m..
"SOMETHING IN THE WIND"
Deanna Durbin — Donald O'Connor-- John Dail
It''s the big -cheer picture of the yeah -Ful of swing, laughs and sighs.
With six big hit -parade tunes
MON. TUES. WED.
"I WONDER WHO'S EISSING TIER NOW" June Haver Mark Stevens
Just what the doctor ordered In the way of a light, romantic. musical
NEXT THURS. FRI. SAT. -
•'BTJCIi PRIVATE$ COME HOME" with Bud Abbott and Lon Costello
Local Committee of Rebekahs and Odd
Fellows of Seaforth present
NORWICH BAND
MINSTRELS
IN AID OF CANCER, POLIO AND T B FUND
Cardno's Hall Fri., Apr. 9
Outstanding Minstrel Show of 51 Musicians
(The Pick of 7 Church Choirs)
9 PIECE ORCHESTRA, CHORUSES, QUARTETTES,
TRIOS, DUETS, AND SOLOS
4 of the Funniest End -men -- jokes a -plenty
W. L. MANNING, R.M.T., C.B.A.-Producer and Director
ALLAN GILMORE—Choral Director and Soloist
JOHN MOORE—Interlocutor
Adni. Adults 60c. Children 25c
8.30 p.m. sharp — Door Prize
(Children's tickets will be sold at door on night of concert)
NEAR -
PREMIER GEORGE DREW
DISCUSS
`OUR ONTARIO TOURIST
INDUSTRY"
IN
QUEEN'S PARK REPORT No. 10
FRIDAY, MARCH 26
CKNX 920 8 - 8.15 P.M.
EMPLOYERS MUST OBTAIN NEW
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE BOOKS
All Unemployment Insurance Books now
in use expire on March 31st, 1948.
New books will be issued by the National
Employment Office to employers, but only
when old books are completed and turned in
to the Office.
Employers are urged to exchange Un-
employment Insurance Books promptly at
March 31st.
Penalties are provided for failure
to comply.
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE
COMMISSION
C. A. L. MURCHISON,
Commissioner.
Chref CommissG. ioner.
0. J.
'FALLON,
U.I.C. -3
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ACCORDING TO SIZE AND CONDITION
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