The Seaforth News, 1957-06-06, Page 6The ladies of the
L. 0. B. A. extend a
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cordial invitation n to
all our}friends to a
EUCHRE
C I--�1�
In our new home at the
former Salvation Army hall
FRIDAY, JUNE 7
at 8.30
Admission 40c
KIPPEN
Billy Consitt, son of Mr. and
'Mrs. Jack Consitt returned
home from Clinton Hospital,
having (had a slight operation.
Mr. Elzar Mousseau has been
confined +to his bed in the inter-
est of his health.
Mr. and Mrs. F, Dowson vis-
ited an afternoon last weekwith
Mr. Lloyd :Do•rvson and his sist-
er Miss Ella Dowson of near
Varna.
Miss Judy Gridzalr visited re
cently -with her grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Watson, at
(Centralia..
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Morton of
near Seaforth were Friday alt
ernoon visitors of Mr. end Mrs.
Long.
'Mrs. N. Diekert and. Merle
spent Monday of last week in
1956 CHEVROLET DE LUXE COACH
1955 CHEVROLET SEDAN
1953 FORD SEDAN
1952 DODGE SEDAN`
1950 Mercury / Ton
Many lower priced cars
No reasonable offer refused at
Seafortli tors
Phone 541 Seaforth
OPEN EVENINGS
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Mr. Norman Long received
word on Sunday of . a cousin,
Kenneth Long of Owen Sound,
son of Mr. and Mrs. John Long,
Annan. Kenneth was killed on
Saturday niglht in a head-on col-,
lision nearOwen Sound His wife
and }baby are hospitalized in
Owen Sound.
Mr. Wilfred 'Mellis z'eceived
word last weer: from his sister,
Mrs. lDd Cudniore of Vancouver,
of the piassing on May 24th} ,of.a
former Kippers lady, Mrs. 'Gil-
bert C, 'Cobb, .age 77 years. •Mrs.
Goblb would ibe well remembered
here as she was bhe daughter of
a former Kippen pastor, Rev.
Samuel Atcheson of .Winnipeg.
She is survived by a brother,
Samuel Atcheson, and her 'hus-
band Gilbert C. 'Iobb of Van-
couver, also two children, Mrs.
J. B. Taylor of Vancouver and
Mr. J. 'Gordon Cobb of Edmon-
ton. Two gramdehildreir and one
great'granddaughter. -Funeral
services were held at Kitsilano
United. Ohurcih on -}Monday at 3
p.m. Rev. Ian J. Kemilo officiat-
ing, assisted by 'Rev. S. H. •Irv -
HULLETT
The W'M'S and W. A. meeting
of Burns' United 'Church was
held 'at the home of Mrs. Geo.
Watt, on Tuesday, May 28 with
30 a nib . p
an 'n ors . resen't and' ' fo
ur
visitors, Mrs. Roe opened the
meeting with hymn 519 rlollow-;
ed with paper on Home Theme.
Mts. Ernest Knox , read the,
scripture ,followed with prayer
by Mrs. '1toe.. Missionary re-
ports were given from ''different
'
places by Mrs. Vina McGregor
en Newfoundland, Mrs. LeslReid
on Montreal, Que., (Mrs. Jack
McEwing on Yorkbon, Sask., and
(Mrs. ` William Trewin , on British
Golunbbia. Study Book, was given,
by }Mrs. Roe on 'Malaya, Mrs.
White, President took over the
)business'- part. Thankyou notes
were read from Mrs. Neilans,
Marjorie McEwing and 'Mrs. Ro-
bert Watson. Treasurer's report
was read. 'Ttt was decided to send
the bale to Norway }house. Bring
articles to June meeting for the
bale to Korea.A lovely reading
was •given by Mrs. Harvey Tay-
lor on "'Heaven". Mrs. Vine
McGregor gave a reading on,
ang. Burial took place in. Moun- What is 'Clu.'istianship? Meeting
tain View Cemetery. closed with a solo, by Dianne
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You Can Now Come
to Seaforth to Shop
on Saturday Night
SEAFORTH STORES WILL ` BE
OPEN SAL NIGHT, JUNE 8th
OPEN UNTIL 10 P.M.
Come to Town, bring the family
ENJOY A NIGHT IN SEAFOkTH
Roe ,and prayer by 1Mrs. White.
(Alpe W. A. meeting was .held
at the home of Mrs. George
Watt, on Tuesday, IMay 28. Mrs.
John Riley, (Pres., opened the
meeting with. 'hymn 399. It was
decided for Mrs. George Watt
Ito get the paint dor .tihe new
fence at the 'church, and Tobin
-
teen to paint. Each group to be
responsible for flowers. for 'the
}church, Group 1 for June. Re-
port' of $11.50 taken in for anc-
tion 'basket for April. A 5c col-
lection was taken for gift fund.
Mrs, Eddie Bell auctioned off
the articles for auction (basket.
The meeting closed with hymn
256 and FMizpah 'Benedi'etion. A
lunch was served by group 3.
HENSALL
25th Wedding Anniversary
Complimenting Mr. and Mrs
Harold Parker and Mr. and
'Mrs. }Russel Keyes of Mitchell,
members of the (Parker and
Keyes families assembled, at the
former's home on Monday even-
ing in honor of their '2'5th wed -
"ding anniversary. 'During the
evening .the couples were pre-
sented with silver tea services
and a corsage to the ladies. Mr.
Edgar ICludmore read the ,address
and (Miss Betty Parker and. ,Mrs
M. Oolquhoun anade the presen-
tation. }Refreshments were .serv-
ed froan a 'table centred wi'bh the
anniversary .calve; with 25 can-
dles and decorated with spring
flowers.
KIPPEN EAST
Kippen East W. I. will hold
their annual picnic at the Lions
Park, on Friday evening, June
14th. Supper will be at 6.30.
The table committee: Mrs. Glen
Slavin, Mrs. Chas. Eyre, Mrs. E.
Gemmell.
Northside United Church •
Minister, (Rev. 'Bruce W. Hall,
B.A., B.D., 'S.T.}M.
Flower 'Sunday;
Ali classes of the Sunday
School will convene at :10:30
a.m., rather than the usual hour.
TIIE SEAFORTH NEWS -Thursday, June 6, 1957
REGENT THEATRE, Seaforth
THURS. PRI. SAT. SHEPHERD OP 'THE. NILLS John Wayne- Hai" Field
One of the :pest novels of, all time, surging with the power of an ancient feed,'
glowing with the romance of unspoken lore of a boy and a girl
MON. TIIES..WED. - THE VAGABOND KING, Itathryn Grdyson - Crest/
The most exciting talon since Caruso. The mighileth of all musicals
DOUBLE BILL'- THURS. PRI. SAT.
.Lonesome Trail Wayne Morrie - Adele Jergens
AND Yellow Sky Gregory Peek -.Ann Baxter•.
DOMING '— I'LL CRY TOMORROW . ADULT
Here" They. Are,-
THE BEST -VALUES
IN WORK BOOTS
AND
RUBBER BOOTS
IN THIS TOWN -- OR ANY OTHER TOWN
Open until 10 o'clock. Saturday nights
WILLIS SHOE STORE
THE LITTLE STORE WITH THE''BIG‘VALUES
11 a.ssl., Worship, in .bhe midst
of flowers and' birds, with child-
ren of the }Cradle Roll "passing
through the gates" into the Be-
ginners' Department of Church
School. ,Guest speaker, Rev. J.
W. Lon-
don. Se anon topic, ,"Wh n The
Wood is Green". °
Egmondville United Church
Dr. J. 'Semple, Minister.
Whitsunday—Pentecost.
11 a.m., The }Church is living
between Easter and.Pentecost.
Gomnnmion for the sick and
shut-in members during the aft-
ernoon.
• The ladies of the Legion will
attend the morning service and
observe D. Day. Let us not for-
get our brave men.
10 a.rn., The Church School
and.the minister's Bible Class.
rr
First Presbyterian
Church
REV. D. GLENNCAMPBELL
MINISTER
10 A.M.-Church School and
Bible Glass
11 a.m. "Our. Fathers'
Church Mo -day",
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11 a.m., Nursery Glass.
11:30 a.m., Jr. 'Congregation
Sunday, June 16th 8.15 p.m.
The Royal Film "Nigeria greets
her .Queen•" Gift of The Globe
and Mail.
Children's Day, June 16. An-
nual Flower Service. Jr. Choir.
See you in Church Sunday,
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Canaa Needs
He Piedges:
• LO ° _ `ER TAXES
1, Reduction of Income Tax by eliminating huge surpluses and by slashing costs of administration.
2. An immediate conference on taxation and fiscal policy to provide greater share of the tax dollars
for provinces and municipalities. Result: more revenue for local g'ov't, less municipal taxes.
3. Substantial reduction of luxury tax on automobiles.
• HIGHER PENSIONS
John Diefenbaker proposes to set pensions at a figure high enough to meet the needs of our
older citizens and to make necessary adjustments thereafter on a cost of living basis.
• PARLIAMENTARY SUPREMACY
The last Liberal administration completely ignored the sovereignty of Parliament. John Diefen-
baker pledges that under a Progressive Conservative government "the supremacy of the_ people
in Parliament” will be restored.
• A FAIR SHARE FOR FARMERS
John Diefenbaker, long-time champion of the farmer, says: "My objective will be equality for
farmers in Canada's economy." Elston Cardiff, Huron's staunch defender of farm rights, helped
to draft this PC farm. policy:
1. Flexible price -support program based on a fair price -cost relationship.
2. Reduction or elimination of competitive imports.
3. Vigorous campaign to increase world Markets for Canadian farriers.
4. Royal Comnnission. to study spread between producers' returns and consumer prices.
5. Easement of the present restrictive farm credit situation.
TE F LLFE BAKER
1
ELECT
Published by the Progressive Conservative Ass'zt, Huron Riding.