The Seaforth News, 1948-12-30, Page 4THESEAFORTH NEWS`
THURSDAY, DEC. 30, 1948
Tuckersmith
Farmers
Please attend your Federa-
tion of Agriculture At.lrua'
Meeting in. Seaforth Public
Library on Jan. 4th, 1949, at
8 p,ni.
The Executive will welcon'le
any suggestions for the colli
iing year
L O'LEARY, Sect.
Seaforth
Lutheran Services
Every
Sunday Evening
In-
SEAFORTH TOWN HALL
Sunday School 7.00 p.m.
Divine Service 7.30 p.m.
with
Rev. C. A. Klages in charge
•'A changeless Christ for a
changing world."
BAYFIELD
Mrs, Mabel Prentice returned
home from New York on Sunday
where she spent. the past two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H, , Mack and
•
family spent the Christmas weekend
in ]i.mbro.,
Mr."and. Mrs; Maynard Corrie and
David were .in London over .the holi-
day weekend,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Crew and family
returned home on Monday after
spending the past week hi Hamilton.
Mr. Fred Turner of Goderich was,
a holiday visitor with Mr. and Mrs,.
Grant Turner.
Mr. Lawrence Fowlie of London
and Mr. and Mrs. ` G. Koehler of
Zurich spent Christmas with Misses
E. and F. Fowlie.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kendall and
family of Elmira and Mr: and Mrs.
Roy Poth and Ronald of Kitchener
were guests of Mr. and. M'r's. W. R.
Jowett over the holiday season.
Mr. and Mrs. ° Jin Ferguson of
London were guests of the former's
mother Mrs, J. Ferguson, over the
weekend,
Messrs John and Malcom Mac-'
with h Err spent the
and Mrs.
with their parents,
Louis MacLeod.
Miss Betty Lou Larsen of Lon-
don
spent
par-
ents Mr. and Mrs. h RehenyLarson.
end with her
Mr. E. Featherston of London was
at his home in the village over the
weekend. Jack Murray
Mrs. Hazel Murray,
and Denna .Murray of Owen Sound
are the guests of Mr, and Mrs. W. J.
MacLeod Jr.
Mr, D. MacKenzie of the •Unifer-
COAL
Our Sheds are full of Top Quality
EGG COAL.
STOVE COAL
NUT COAL
PEA COAL
STOItER COAL
For Immediate Delivery
"Rosedale" Alberta on the why
WILLIAM ` M. HART
Ask the telephone operator for (Air office number
sity of Toronto is spending the
Christmas Holidays .with his par-
ents Mr. and Mrs. J. MacKenzie.
Miss Lela Elliott of Detroit is
spending this week with her mother
Mrs. M. Elliott.
Mr. and Mrs, Keith Puss of Lon-
don spent th . holiday weekend with
'the latter's parents Mr. and Mrs:
Jack Parker.
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THE' MANAGEMENT AND
STAFF OF
Seaforth
Motors
WISH ALL OUR
CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS
A VERY
HAPPY
uwf '
NEW YEAR
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W. T. TEALL, PROPRIETOR
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Mr. Jack Sturgeon, who has been
in Boat Dover for the past three
months spent the holiday weekend•at
his home in the village..
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Raker.. and
family of London spent the Weekend
with the former's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Baker;
Mrs. N. W. Woods and Miss LusY
Woods left on Wednesday for Hen-
sall where they will spend the next
two months, •
Mr. A. Furter and son Billy of
London spent' the holiday weekend
with Mrs. W. Stinson, Mrs. Furter,
who has been with her mother for
the past two weeks returned home
with them on Monday.
Mrs. W. J. McLeod Sr. left last
week for Detroit where she will
spend the winter months.
Mrs. Lulu Burt and' Mary Lou
Burt of London are spending this
week with the former's parents Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Scott and Katie
and Mrs. R. H. F. Gairdner were in
Seaforth over the holiday weekend.
Miss Elizabeth Weston is spend-
ing a few days in • Holmesville with
Mr. and Mrs. T. Elliott.
The annual Christmas concert of•
Trinity Church .Sunday •School, was
held in the Orange Hall on Monday
evening. Mr. H. V. Roy of •Londes-
boro showed pictures of the Holy
Land, York Cathedral and two'com-
edies which were very much en-
joyed by all present, at the close of
the programme lunch was served by
members of the Ladies' Guild and
the presentation of gifts was made
to the children of the Sunday School
• Santa Claus came to'Bayfield on
Wetesday .afternoon last. One of
the most interesting parades seen in
the district for some time took place
when the various schools.;fronr the
surrounding district participated.
The parade started off with Mary
and Joseph riding on a edit, the par-
ticipants being pupils of S. S. No. 4,
Stanley. Santa •Claus in all his glory
and surrounded lry clowns was the
next float. "The old woman in the
shoe," ably portrayed by S.S. No. 4,
Stanley with four wooden soldiers
marching alongside, followed. • The
next float was "Winter Wonderland"
which. showed all types of winter'
snorts. Bayfield Junior • School was
responsible for this float, Bayfield
Senior School 'followed with a
splendid, float depicting the Christ-
mas story with Mary, Joseph and
Shepherds.
Farmers in va{ous winter scenes
were .displayed by the floats which'
were from S.S. No. 3, Stanley. Fair-
mount School No: 10 had their, part
in the parade in two sections, one
the Nativity Scene and the other
Dart ,a pony and cart with Snow
'White and'the Seven Dwarf's. The••
final part of the parade was the
Bayfield Fire Department with their
truck.
The judges were Reeve Eliner
Webster, Fred Weston and Rev- F.
G. Stotesbury and they awarded; the.
prizes as follows: S.S. No. 4, $'T'.
Bayfield Junior School 36.00; Fair-
mount School No..10, 34.00; Bay-
field Senior School 83.00: S -.S. No.
3. Stanley, 31.00. 'In all some 260
children received bags of candy.
The affair was arranged by the
Bayfield Lions' klub and the Trust-
ees of the Village of Bayfield.
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many matters with the Board and
enlargedon his re of his In-
spection visit to the Schools, anda•e-
ported among other things that, the
,staff of teachers of the School Area,
was above the average and some of
theta outstanding.
The following accounts were ap-
proved,
H. Bachley, toilet repairs $28L-
60.; Twp. of Tuck. audit fees 350:;
H.E.IP.C. Hydro acct. 317.62; Geo.
D. Ferguson, supplies $9.23; Geo. A.
,Sills and Sons, supplies .70; J. Bon-
thron and Son, spray $6,00; Drys-
dale, Hdwe., supplies $4.24; Jack
Hood, school supplies $1.2'7; J. Pass,
more, wiring con. $11;83.60; J. Pass-
more, globes No 2,$18.60; 'Globe
and Mail, ad .313.5; Beacon Herald
ad $5.60; Free Press ad 310.20;
Mrs. Jos. Grummett $167.48; C. A.
Trott, exp. -acct. 3117.00; Carl Me
Clinchey, labor $8.50; Seaforth Sup-
ply and -Fuel Co., $2.15; T. • R.
Thompson, supplies' 32.74; Fred Bea-
com, labor 3112.00; Verna Graves,
blinds $18.00; W. J. Finnigan, sup-
plies 322.22; Clarence, Dining,care-
taking $112.50; Carl' McClinchey,
caretaking $125.00; Walter Pepper,
caretaking $90.00; Harry McLeod,
caretaking 3100.00; Rod. McLean,
caretaking 3102.50; Jack Upshall,
caretaking, $110.00; McConnell and
Hays, legal fees, $6.50; Ed. Filrk
labor, material $21.78; Townof
Seaforth use of hall, 32.00; Hugh
Ball, rebate of taxes 310.42; 'Geo.
Falconer, rebate of taxes 344.45;
Orval. Cooper, rebate of taxes 329.-
13. Ernie Ross, rebate $25.48; S.
H. Whitmore, salary 3300.00; S. H.
Whitmore, road exp. 3100.00; S. 11.
Whitmore, postage and telegram
$5.74.
The meeting adjourned to greet in
the Town hall, Seaforth, on Tues-
day, Jan. llth, 1949 at 1:30 p.m.
5 R. WHITMORE, Sec.-Treas.,
Tuckersrnith School Area.
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Seaforth Creamery Phone 80
J. E. Besse - Prop.
FARMERS: We are paying 76c per Tb Butter Fat for
cream delivered to our plant.
Our Trucks are on the road all winter and will be in your vicinity each
week. Price 74c on Truck.
A phone call or letter and our drivers will be pleased to call.
We are endeavoring to give our cream shippers the best service. and
satisfaction possible; a trial will convince you.
We have a few Cold. Storage Lockers available at present.
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WALTON
Mr. Charles Sellers, 'Heidelberg,
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Humphries
with 'friends in Blyth.
Mrs. Elliott and. daughter Evelyn,
of Brussels; in Walton.
• Mr: 'John Bennett, Guelph, at his
home.
New Year's Eve
DANCING!
FRIDAY,' DEC, 31
LOOBY'S HALL
DUBLIN
The hit of the Holiday Season
featuring ,
Laurie Hathaway
Dancing 10 to 2
Hats, Horns, Novelties
All the frolics and frills that go
with the New Year's eve dance
Aremalartleagagmasigalisseismossal
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SEAFORTH
ORTH
Tlnli•. Fri. rah "A"SOUTHERN YANKEE" NOW PLAYING
with RED SKEL'TON and ARLINE. DAHL.
Red has you ail in from 'Laughter as he Roos ,all, out for Comedy. Another -howling
Mt, following "The' Fuller Brush Man"
Mon. Tues, Wed. " TWO GUYS FROM TEXAS" In Technicolor
WITH DENNIS. MORGAN JACK CARSON
Dorothy Malone and Penny Fdpards •
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The gay `cavorting in this number. should deliver toll satisfaction to all patrons as
Morgan and: Carson. -the song and dance team - go into action. A picture fill of
Music, Laughter, Lovelies and the right Touch
SUPER
NARVO
CLEAR VARNISH
The, supreme achieveatent =i
in varnish. Incomparable for
paleness of color and fullness
of finish.
Waterproof and Weather-
proof. For ltside and outside
use.
JOHN BACH
SEAFORTH
EXTRA Eggs
Feed " Choiceteria Laying Mash"
and get more eggs per bag of feed
at no extra feed cost. The birds
relish Choiceteria because it is made
from High Quality ingredients.
ASK
Scott Poultry. Farms
Listen to CENX 920 at 6.46 P.M.
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Any Size. Send Foot Drawings •.
j• Children's -42.75. Adults'' -$3.75. (C.O.D.) Delivery in, two weeks
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If not satisfied return undamaged in 3 days. Money refunded
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TUCKERSMITH
The last regular meeting of the
Trustee Board of Tuckersmith
School Area was held in No. .9
School on the •1' n inst with all
members present and Jas. McIntosh
pras:dia_. The minutes of 'last re-
_u:ar meeting were real and con-
firmed. The following correspond-
ence was read and dealt with as fol -
Vows: The •eoisnatier. of Mrs. Elva
Ellis. which was accepted: the resig-
nation. of S. G. Rarr.ie as inuge
tervisor of .414.S. N - ..eased and
Margaret Douaa'1 ::pointed as mu-
sic supervisor in Eo pace- Applica-
tions for S.S. No. f VIM Gen. A.
McKelvey, Kingston. Celestine *O'-
Leary.
O' -Leary Detroit: and a telephone ap-
nlrcation from Mrs. Lloyd Lervey,
Brigden, ail of which were referred
to Mr, G. Gardiner, I.P.S. for a fol-
low up and recommendation. G. G.
Gardiner, I.P.S. re report on Pro-
vincial School Grant and the super-
annuation deduction thereon, filed;
transportation contract approval,
filed: J H. Kinkead, I.P S., N. Hur-
on re bill for tuition fees to U.S.S.
No, 1, McKillop filed. P P. Ches-
ney, Twp. Clerk, statement of School
taxes paid by certain ratepayers who
are sending children to schools out-
side the Area, filed. Mrs. Norman
McKenzie Kippen, re child coming
to S,S. No. 2, filed, Carl McClincheY
resignation'as caretaker of S.S. No.
2, filed. •Carl McClinchey and family
acknowledgement of Spray seat.
The following motions were pre-
sented and unanimously carried.
That Hugh Ball, Geo. Falconer, Ern-
est Ross and Orval Cooper be re -
hated their school taxes up ta the
amount of tuition fees paid to out-
side schools. That, the Secretary ad-
vertise for tenders for caretaking
No. 2 school and' any other school
where the caretaker's term expires,
if said caretakers request an in-
crease in salary. That the payment
to 3. Passmore of 31183.60 for wir-
ing No. 1. 4 and 9 schools as per con-
tract and H. Bachly for toilet re-
pairs for $281.60 be approved. That
the Twp. of Tuckersmith be paid
audit fees of 350.00. That the care-
takers of the various schools be paid
their salaries as per contract. That
Rod. McLean . be paid 32.50 for
weed cuttiug.as a bonus. That Mrs.
Jos. Grummett be paid $167.48 sal-
ary as supult' teacher, That Jas. Mc-
Intosh and Stanley Jackson be a
committee to direct the Secretary re
a teacher for No. 7 School.
Mr. G. G. Gardiner, T.P.S. was
present at the meeting and discussed
nnouncing
NEW OWNERSHIP
John A. Baldwin and Keith Sharp
purchase. the Geo. D. Ferguson
Hardware
Baldwin -Sharp Hardware
Will endeavour to give you the same efficient service
and quality merchandise to which you have been
accustomed during the past twenty-five years
Happy New Year
John Baldwin
Keith. Sharp
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