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The Seaforth News, 1958-02-06, Page 5Your Superior Specials Feb, 6-7.8 BICKS SWEET MIX eICKL-ES 15 oz Jar 25c CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP 10 oz tins 3 for 35c WESTONS SALTINES . , .. , 1 ib Box 3¢c NESTLES QUICK 1 lh Tin 49c GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS .. 2 1'b 33c FLORIDA GRAPE 'FRUIT Large size. 5 for 33c MAPLE LEAF FLAKES ,Jumbo size 95c } YORK ICE BOX JAR PEANUT BUTTER 16 oz Jar 43;c MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE large 6 oz jar 1.29 Jumbo Special 1 'tin 10 oz. Tomato Soup 1 tin 10 oz Vegetable Soup 1 8•0z, pkg Soda Biscuits •All 3 for 43c ROSE BRAND DILL PICKLES , 32 oz. Jar 3i5c We carry a good Fresh Stock of choice Potted Plants & Cut Flowers. Don't forgot Valentine Day, Feb. 14 Say it with Flowers Wright's Superior P f.od Market SELF SERVICE FREE DELIVERY LARGE SELECTION J She'Illike the gift you choose from our large variety of Valentine Remembrance Gifts RUSTCRAFT Valentines of Distinction Assortment of Valentines for Children and Cut -Out Books The Largest Selection of Cards available LARONE'S SEAFORTH 5c to $1.00 STORE STATIONERY •GIFT$ TOWN TOPICS Huron Medioal Association suet at thenurses' residence of Scout Memorial, Hospital on 'Wednesday. During the evening the doctors' wives were 'guests of Mrs. M. W. Stapleton. Mr. 'and Mrs. W. M. Hart vis- ited with Mr. land Mrs, Homer Mellon in London. . Mr. Jos. Laudenbadh, Wind- sor, spent the week end with his Parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Lau- denlbach. Mr. and Mrs. Edward (McIvver and daughter, 'Sitrjaitlford;were week end guests of his mother, (Mrs. H. McIver. Miss Ella' Duffy is 'a patient in Slott IMemoriai Ho'spi'tal. Mr. 'and IMes. John ,.Nielson and son, New IHarmlburg, spent the week end with Mrs. Ju'li'a (Flanagan. • Mr. and Mrs. 'Gordon Hays, Detroit, were 'week end guests cif .Mrs..C. 0.'. (Sills ,and. Mrs. R. S. Hays. Mrs. Hays' returned to'. Detroit with them, • Dr. Semple attended the con- ference at the '1 CIAF Station, Centralia, •on Tuesday. S'ieiject: The ,Church's Role in Helping, the ,Alcoholic. (Sponsored by the Research (Foundation. Mr. and Mrs. Joan McQuaid. of Toronto •spent the 'week end with Mrs. McQuaid of 4owii. 'Mr. and (Mrs. Michael Wil- liams spent Sunday with IVlr. and Mrs, Joseph Williams at IGeoa••ge Bennewies, 49, of To- Kitclhener. eonto, son of the date Mr. and Mr. .and Mrs. Joseph Moylan Mrs. Charon Bennewies (Annie of Kitchener spent 'Sunday with (Mas. Jean Fortune. Miss Joan Williams spent Sunday visiting her brother Ron in 'Kitchener. Mrs. John Walsh has return- ed home from 'Toronto after vis iting her daughter. Miss Margaret Mayer of Kit- chener spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and aMrs. P. Ate - Iver. Mr. Kevin Oliver spent the week end with friends in Tor- onto. BORN At. Scott Memorial FLospital, on Jan, 30th; to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hough, Seaforthr a son BRODHAGEN Two (baskets` of flowers were placed in the chancel of 'St. Pe- ter's Lutheran 'Church on Sun- day from the funerals of Mrs. Archie Hod:gent of 'Exeter, mo- ther- of Mervin :Hodger:t, and S'red Hoegy, 'farther of Wilbur Hoegy. The sympathy of the commun- ity is e'xtende'd. to Mervin, Hod- gent in the death of this 'mother, Mrs. Archie Hodgert, Exeter. Attend a short course FARM MANAGEMENT IS THE DOORWAY TO GREATER NET INCOME WROXETER, Community Hall — FEB. 11 & 12 DUNGANNON, Parish Hall — lohB. 11 & 12 ZURICH, Community Hall — FEB. 13 & 14 SEAFORTH, Parish Hall — FEB. 13 & 14 1.30 - 4.30 P.M. Dr. Harvey Caldwell John Clark, Economics Dept., O.A.C., Guelph Everyone welcome -- even bring your Wife rm Hon. W. A. Goodfellow Minister D. H. Miles Agricultural Representative Huron Dr. C. D. Graham Deputy Miniater A. S. Bolton Assistant Agricultural Representative Huron Querengesser) died at KW Hos- pital. Kitchener, Friday. . The funeral was held on Monday at Sb. Peter's Lutheran 'Church here with interment in the ad- joining cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Ed ISnnith, Mr. asd Mrs. Kenneth Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Harold WurdeAl, ' Mr. Norman Bode, 'Mr. Albert Hinz, Mrs. IW. L. Querengesser and Mrs, Laverne 'Wolfe -attended the funeral of Frank Hinz in Kitchener on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Green and Audrey' of 'Clinton with Mr. and' Mrs. George and (Harold Mogk on (Sunday. 1Mrs. George Jarmuth and ba- by son returned home from the Stratford 'General Hospital. Another hockey game was Played between Manley School and IB,rodlhagen at the local ice on Friday afternoon. Tlie score was 8-5 for.. Brodhagen. ,Masters Darrell and Dale Wolfe of Stratford with their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. La-' verne Wolfe for a few days. Stewards of the 'Clhnistian Home (Married Couples Group) held .their annual meeting on Thursday evening iru the base- ment of ISIt. 'Peter's Lutheran 'Chwvch. Meeting opened with devotions taken by Me, and Mrs. Ford Dilokison, Mr. and Mrs. E. Elligson, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fi- scher, Rev. and Mrs. E. J. Fisoh- er, The following were elected officers ,for, 1958: -President, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Ahrens; vice president, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hinz; secretary, Mr. and Mrs. 'Fo'rd Dickison; treasurer, ' Mr. and .Mrs. Reuben Buuek; pian- ist, Mrs. Ronald (Hinz; assist., Mrs. E. J. Fischer; visiting coma Mr. and Mrs. Ralph 'Hicks, Mr. and Mars, Manuel Beuermann; recreation comm, 'Mr, and Mrs. George Jarmuth, Mr. and (Mrs. Edgar Elligson, Mr. and Mss. L. 0rueter; lunch, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hoegy, Mr. and Mrs. M. Hodge2; .auditors, Mr. and Mrs. Russell ISlholdice; membership and telephone, Mr. and Mrs. E. iScheaibarth, Mr. and Mrs. Roy 'Siemon, Mr. and Mrs. 'Gordon Wurdell. A campaign for new members will go into effect at once 'and three short plays to be !practised by the group to be put on in the near future. Lunch was served by the same com- mittee as in charge of devo- tions. Members of rBrodhagen (Band held their annual meeting on THE SEAFORTH NEWTS—Thursday, February 6, 1958 nivNuat. MEETING McKillop Federation of griculture Wednesday, Feb. 12th AT 8.30 P.M. • In the, Seaforth District High School Auditorium Finns by Roger Schwass, '14,000 Mile Trip to Peace River District and California" Guest Speaker, Clayton Fray of Sarnia, Director of the Ontario Hog Marketing Board Other speakers: B. Lobb, Clinton; W. Shapton, Huron County President; D. Miles, Agricultural Representative; Carl Hemingway, County Fieldman Ladies bring sandwiches Every Person Welcome Also those from town and nearby townships ADMISSION FREE President; Gr Smith Secretary, A. Dodds Tuesday • evening. The election of offieers for 1958 are: Presi- dent, Ronald Hinz; vice presid- ent, Norman Rook; treas., Don- ald' Rose; secretary, Larry Mu- egge; auditors, Ken Elligson, :Carl Vock, Ralph Gloor, band leader, Albert Hinz, assist., C. French. tIt was decided to ed- veartise the open air dance floor which the (band has for rent for open air dancing. Norman Rook is in charge of the floor. All hand engagements are to be in charge of Albert Hinz, the leader. Mr. Albert E. Queren- gesser, former band leader and honorary memlber is to receive a $10 •bonus, H ULLETT 'On Feb. '3rd 17 members of Fireside Farm Forum met at the home of Mr. and (Mrs. Joe Bab- cock. The subject was "Let's Make It Legal." The group de- cided it was :necessary to have legal 'advice in buying or selling a farm, arranging for a mort- gage, father and son family ag- reement, contract farming, ex- propriations and easements, and wilds. 'On the No. 2 question, 'the group could not decide what part, if any, farm organizations should play in providing legal services, but gave the Federa- tion of 'Agriculture credit for 3960A 1 , e , t o t ONTARIO .y,,Ho, g HYDRO Week— Feb® 915 National EIeclricai ELECTRICITY DOES SO. MUCH . ... COSTS SO LITTLE' fighting for a fair deal as far as hydro cables and pipe lines are concerned, Most 'games, MTs. J. ,Howatt and Don Buchanan; lone hands, Mrs, Robert Jamieson, Mrs. Ken Hulley; low, Mrs. K. Hulley and J. C, Babcock. The committee appointed for writing the essay on safety con- sisted of Mrs, Jim Hoorah, Jas. Jamieson and Mr. and Mrs. George Carter. Ales. Bert Hoggart invited group for next week. ST. THOMAS. W.A. Monthly meeting of St. 'Tho- mas' W.A. was held Tuesday evening, Feb. 4, at the home of Miss D. Parke'. Mrs. J. Oldfield opened' the meeting and Mrs. McGavin, 'presidenit, read the special prayers .for the day. The first chapter of the study book was 'presented by 'Mrs. James. An invitation was extended to the members, especially those interested in social service work to 'attend a one day workshop meeting at .St. George's Church, London, Wed. (Feb. Z. The fol- lowing reports were made: trea- surer's, Miss D. Parke; Dorcas, Mrs. Moore; social service. Mrs. Case. The service for the World, Day of Prayer is to be held in the (Presbyterian !Church, Fri., Feb. 21st, 3 o'clock, all members invited to attend. Further arrangements were made for 'tire Valentine tea and bake sale, Wed., Feb. 12 in the parish hall. Following the meet- ing a social 'half hour was spent, lunch being served 'by Miss Parke. BOX SOCIAL AND DANCE FRIDAY, FEB. 14 8,30 P.M. IN FORESTER'S HALL CONSTANCE Ladies—Free with box Gents -50c will be refunded when they purchase box Sponsored by Canadian Order of Foresters FARMERS UNION MEETING Tuesday, Feb. 11 8.30 P.M. Town Hall, Seaforth. Walter Miller, Tara, Speaker Ladies specially invited Everybody welcome, bring your neighbors Euchre - Dance Kippen East Women's fnstitute Town Hall, Hensel! Friday, Feb. 7 At 8.30 Norris Orchestra. Admission 75c. Ladies please bring lunch. Lucky lunch prize VALENTINE TEA & BAKE SALE Wednesday, Feb. 12th at St. Thomas Parish Hall FROM 3 TO 5 P.M. Also Candy Booth Auspices of the W.A. EUCHRE Orange Hall, Seaforth Friday, Feb. 7th Auspices Property Com. Admission 40c. Lunch served EVERYBODY WELCOMET •0•1111311111111•11. 981191.1•1.11161111 Hot Beef Valentine SUPPER At' Northside United Church Friday, Feb. 14 $7for adults, 40c for: children 12 and under.