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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY '13, •1947
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
Local
Oratorical
Contest
Sponsored by Seaforth Lions
Club to be held in'Seaforth
High School
Friday, Feb. 14
at 1.30 p.m.
Admission Free. Everyone
welcome
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OCCASIONAL
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Repaired & Recovered
Also Auto Seats and Backs,
Verandah Swings & Steamer
(!hairs Repaired. Free Pick-
up and Delivery
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COMPANY
Phone .579, Stratford
For further information apply at
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SEAFORTH
TOWN TOPICS
Mrs, R• S, Hays, Miss Mary Hays
and Mr, George Hays were: in Tor-
onto last 'week attending the Stone -
McLellan wedding.
Mr; George Varley of St: Cathar-
ines, leas purchased the farm of Mr.
R. Dalrymple in Tuckeramith; consist•
ing of 50 acres, and will take pos-
session shortly, Mi., and Mrs. R.
Dalrymple are occupying their house
in Egmondville, which they moved to
the village Hist year from Beechwood.
The most recent tests on" town
water have been reported first ,class,
and the recent trouble is all cleared
up, Dr. Brady, reports.
Mrs, J. E; Willis is spening a few
days at the home .of her sister, Mrs.
Russell Walter and Mr. Walter, in
Dundas.
Master 11oh Haney returned home
Saturday after being a patient in St.
Joseph's -Hospital, London, for the
past five weeks.
Mr. Lorne Webster has purchased
Mr. William McLaren's residence on
1Vest. street.
Mr' James Kelly spent the weak
end with relatives in Toronto.
Mr, Harry Scott, London, spent the
week end at the home of his mother
Mrs. H. R. Scott. '
Mr. C. E. Smith is confined to his
home . through' illness.
Mr, Frank Ryan has returned to
Western Univel'6ity, London, alter
spencling the past week at his home
here.
'institute meeting will be held on
Tuesday Feb. 18th. at. 2.80 at Thelma
Elgie's home. Postponed owing to the
condition of the roads.
WALTON
According to one of the oldest res-
idents of Walton, Freeman Hackwell
the storm on Sunday was one of the
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"Pittston Coal"
We have This Splendid
"Pennsylvania
ANTHRACITE
in Nut, 'Stove' and 'Egg'
size and can make Immediate
delivery — 100trj,; .Anthracite,
of all orders received
"Alberta Lump"
We have it: Bright, Clean Hard
Structure `Coal from the Deep
Seani Mines"
J. H. SCOTT Phone 335
SEAFORTH
Harold Finlay
Interior
Decorating
PAPER HANGING
SPRAY PAINTING
FLOOR SANDING
Main Street. Next to Christte's
Seaforth
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DALY'S
McKI N LEY'S CHICKS
FIRST HATCH WILL BE ON JANUARY 16TII
Vivo have nonsexed chicks and pullets to spare before Feb.
13th, and Cockerel Chicks throughout the season
We hatch Barred Rocks, White Leghorns, Light Sussex, N.
Hampshires and White Rocks as purebreds and New Hamp-
shire X Baited' Rocks, New Hampshire X Light Sussex,
• White Leghorn X White Rocks, as crossbreds
PRICES ON HEAVIES AT HATCHERY
Nonsexed Pullets- .Cockerels
.Ian. 16th to Feb. 10th 14c 250 5c
Feb. 13th to Mar. 6th 26
Mara 10th to Apr, net 15c 2tc 5c
Apr. 24th to May lst.:.. "leat/z26ce 76cc
After May lst 13'c 23c 8cr
White Leghorns ' nonsexed are 1c -less; and Pullets are • 3c'
higher, White Leghprn X: White -Rock crossbreds 'nonsexed.
are le Tess and Pullets •are lc higher -than heavies.' '
All prices ale subject tb change without notice 5011 delivery ' -
canuot be 'guaranteed
N cKINLEY-' FARM " AND .:.HATCHERY
Zurich, Ontario
worst that hit the community in the
last 25 years. The drifts on the main
street, "according to Mr. Hackwell;
are the highest that he can recall.
Drifts ranging from five to 12 feet'
in depth made travel, even on foot,
almost impossible.
The drifts on the roads made it
necessary to close the school until
plows clear the piles of snow from
the streets. Schools in the surround-
ing community have not held classes
since last Tuesday because of the
condition of the roads. In the schools
that did attempt to hold classes only
a very small fraction of the pupils,
that being the senior boys, fought
their way • through the snow -clogged
roads. I
The noon train running from
Guelph to Goderich was ,over ate:
hour late.
Miss Edith Hackwell of Stratford
spent the weekend at the home of
her father, Joseph. S. Hackwell.
A large, number of friends from
the village attended the funeral of
late Edgerton Roe of 14th of Mc-
Killop. -
Mr. Harold 'France of Maple
Lawn Poultry Farm and Hatchery,
is quite busy these times preparing
for the spring hatch. , ,
Miss Bernice Hackwell, nurse -in -
training at Stratford General 'Hos-
pital, spent the weekend at home.
Mr. William Bolton of Rochester,
N.Y., is spending a few days with
his bros.; Sam and Earl Bolton.
Mr, Nelson Reid of the south
Gravel Road, is kept quite busy
these days operating a large snow
plough for the County of Huron.
Mr. Robert Kirkby has sold two
race houses to Quebec buyers..
Mr. Norman Williamson while un-
loading coal at Walton station had
quite an exciting chase after his
team, they took fright at a passing
freight train, running up the track,
causing considerable damage to har-
ness and sleigh
Mr. Orn Baker of Blyth is visit-
ing at the home of Robert Kirkby.
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NOTICE
We are Intending to hold a Grain
Competition in connection with the
Seaforth Agricultural Society Fair.
We can secure a limited amount of
Beaver Oats tor a competition.
Will those who would like to enter
please, notify E. B. Goodie, Chair-
man of the Committee. phenc. 001
possible. of
sit
1' 2 as soon a6 L)0Lots
bushels will be sold to each com-
petitor. This would be a splendid
'opportunity to get in on a new
variety of the very best seed grain.
Seaforth Agricultural Society
DANCING!
in Cardno's Hall, Seaforth
Saturday, February 15
NORM CARNEGIE AND HIS BAND
ADMISSION 50c
DANCE!
In Dublin Parish Hail
FRIDAY, FEB. 14TH
Refreshments & Good _Music
SEAFORTH HIGH SCHOOL
presents
A MUSICAL EVENING
FridayFebruary21
,
IN HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
AT 8.30 P.M.
FEATURING
MARY McDONALD, Pianist
Outstanding Canadian Pianist who has staged a recital in Eaton
Auditorium and has accompanied .several Metropolitan Opera stars
while,,pianist of the National Opera Club of New York
ILONA MILIAN, Violinist
A Hungarian Violinist and First Prize Winner. for Violin.
at the C. N. 111.
FREDERICK MORRIS, Baritone
Ouo of Canada's Finest Baritones, who has sung on Radio, in Opera,
and on the Concert Stage. He has just completed a three month
Concert engagement at Banff Springs Hotel and Chateau Lake Louise,
ADMISSION: CHILDREN 20c; ADULTS 35e.
(Tickets may be obtained from any High School Student)
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on
EVERYBODrS
BUSINESS
"Do you know," Harry asked
rne, "what 4,000,000 workers
look like?" "No, but I readl
somewhere that four million
dinner pails would reach
from Winnipeg to Calgary."
"That helps to visualize
the number," said Harry,
"but the interesting thing
about the four million work-
ers I am talking about, is that
they all carry life insurance
whether they carry dinner
pails or wherever they eat.
They are people like our
neighbours who live in the
houses we can see from here.
There are two farm families,
then a garageman, a'sales-
man and his daughter who is
a stenographer, three factory
people, two teachers, an ac-
countant, a banker, a mer-
chant and a contractor."
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