The Seaforth News, 1958-03-13, Page 5THE SEAFOItTH NEWS—Thursday, March 13, 1958
Tour Superior Specials
GOLD SEAL FANCY RED
SOCKEYE SALMON
74 oz tin 45c
RICKS SWEET MIX
PICKLES
15 oz. Jar 29e
SALADA ORANGE PEKOE
TEA BAGS
pkg of 60 73c
GOLDEN DEW MARGARINE
1 lb -25c, 4 ib 97c
HABITANT PEA SOUP McCORMICKS SODAS
28 oz tins 2 for 33c plain or salted. 1 ilii 33c
CHASE & SANBORN
INSTANT COFFEE
63 Jar 1.21
SLICED SIDE 'BACON
handless
CLARK'S. SOUPS
Vegetable 10 oz tin -8 for 99c
Tomato 10 oz; tin -8 for 99c
DARES FIESTA COOKIES
Assorted
.. 1 lb special 470 35 biscuits or over 37c
CALIFORNIA ORANGES — MED SIZE 2 Doz. 95c
PAT PAN PASTRY FLOUR 25 lb. Bag 1.39
Su erior Food Market
Wright'sg p
SELF SERVICE
FREE DELIVERY
KIPPEN EAST
(The Kipper East W. I. will
meet at School 10, Thnckersmith,
(Wednesday, March 19, at 8:30
pan. The hostess will be Mrs.
Verne Aide/dice, and co -hostess
Mrs. Stewart (Pepper, Roll call
is, an attractive feature in (farm
life, The guest speaker is Carr
Hemingway, fieldanan from Clin-
ton. 'Music by Mrs. Ken McKKay.
Motto is, "Let us look to there-
sults of our labor and chart
our course for the future", taken
by Mrs. Robert 'Simpson. The
current events, Mrs. Verne Ald-
erdice. Contest is, how .good is
your sense of smell?, taken by
Mrs, Glenn (Slavin. Lunch. Com-
mittee:
om-mittee: Mrs. Winston Workman,
Mrs. A. McGregor, Mrs. Fred
Brock, Mrs. Eldon Jarrett, Mrs.
W. Caldwell, "Mrs, R. Gemmell,
Mrs. IRobt. 'Upshall and .Mrs. C.
Eyre. The ,members are remind-
ed to (bring their sewing to this
meeting and their used Christ-
mas cards,
Seaforth Conservative
Campaign O
q
i n Head uarters
a
IN THE INTERESTS OF
L. E. CARDIFF
ARE SITUATED OVER THE TORONTO -
DOMINION BANK
Phone 799
TOWN TOPICS
Alvin Trewarbha is a patient„
in Victoria Hospital, London,
having undergone an operation.
He is recovering nicely.
Miss iEibhne' (Duggan and Miss
1Phonsine Meagher of London
were weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. John Meagher.
Mr. and Mrs. Wen. Cleary and
daughter, Toronto, spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. W.
J. Cleary.
Mr. and Mrs, Jos. Miller, De-
troit, spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mr's. John Flannery and
other relatives.
IDr. and Mrs. L. 3. Matthews
and daughter, Detroit visited' re-
cently with Mr. and 'Mas, J. J.
Cleary.
Miss Mary 'Lou Sills and Miss
(Ruth Sills were weekend guests
of IMrs. C. P. (Sills.
Mr. Ron Williams, -Kitchener,
spent the weekend, at his home,
here.
Mrs. S. .Benniger, London,
spent a ifew days with her moth-
er Mrs. IP. J. Johnson,
IMrs. C. Farrow, IDolbibinton, is
a guest at the home of M•r, and
Mrs. L. Fleming.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Borden Boise of
Toronto, were weekend guests
of Mrs. John Walsh.
— TOWN COUNCIL
Continued from page 1
had been done twice, Councillor
Siablcirk reported for the streets
committee, Cost totalled .$180.
A couple of trees must came
dawn .and; the P.U.C. might help.
Their new ;aerial ladder for tree
trimming is 187' '3" 'high, 'Coun-
cillor Rivers told council. Cold
patch work on roads will 'be
done soon.
Mayor 'Christie was named
council's representative to the
Midwest Industrial Assn. The
town pays $130 annual member-
ship.
For the sewerage committee,
Councillor Turnbull said snow
had made some difficulty, -
The annual grant of $700was
made to 'Seaforth 'Highlanders
Band. In a letter secretary F. C.
3. Sills reported that the new
bandmaster is- moving to town,
there are '29 new players prac-
tising and results will show by
next year. ,The instruments are
35 to 50 years old and will re-
quire occasional repair.
A grant of 6100 was made to
the 'Chamber of Commerce to
repair and scut up some street
signs. Reeve Seems thought the
houses should be numbered.
A letter from Huron County
Health Unit urged the town hay -
ink garlbage collection. A, coni-
plaint had been received, and
Mahe alleys on 'both sides of Main
Street had been, i n ssp e c t e •d.
Councillors pointed out that
there are at least two regular
garbage collectors in Seaforth
and no one has any excuse for
leaving gaiibage around.
KIPPEN
Mr. Wm. 'Cooke of 'Goderich
spent a 'few days recently with
Mr. and Mrs, Elston Dowson.
Mr. Charlie McKay was ad-
mitted to St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, Sunday, in the interest
of his health. His neighlbors and
friends wish him a speedy re-
covery
-Mr. and Mrs. addle Taylor of
Stratford visited (Saturday with
Mrs.. Robert Dinsdale and Miss
M. Whiteman.
Mrs. Joe Ducharme of Dash-
wood visited an . afternoon last
week ;with bit +i itibheti Mrs: Mc-.
Olymont.
Tuesday evening visitors of
Mr. and Mrs. Long were Flt./
Sgt. Bob Perkins and Mrs. Per-
kins and family oif RCAF Clin-
ton, and on Sunday, Mr. iSam
uel Oudmore and his nephew,
Mr. (Marshall Stewart, .Seaforth.
Mr. and IMrs..G. Vennema of
Hamilton spent a weekend with
Mrs. Vennema's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Binnendyk.
VVoung People's (Union will be
withdrawn until after the Easter
exams are 'completed: Regular
sessions will begin with further
announcement.
A fine communicant class is
being eondncted for several
iweeks, upon comgpletion'off/which
Rev. MacMillan ,expects to have
a .large (class ready to enter in-
to church membership,
A barge congregation was pre-
sent Sunday for bhe morning
service at St. Andrew's United
Church. Deep interest is 'being
shown in the Lenten sermons.
A series: on "The sins that crubi
tied. Christ", is being 'conducted
during the month of IMardh.
During the service a moment of
silence was observed for the
passing orf the late Rev. IN. D.
McLeod followed'i by an appro-
priate hymn.
W.M.S.
The March aneeting of the
WrMIS was held at the Church on
Thursday afternoon, 'March 6th
with IMrs. Hugh Henderiok .and
Mrs. A. Johnston as (hostesses,
President, Mrs. R. Consittchair-
•ed the meeting. ILrs. W. Work-
man conducted the worship sec-
tion, which was followed by
prayer.'The scripture was tak-
en by Mrs. Morley Cooper. 'Comr-
ments on scripture applying it
to ourselves was read by 'Mrs.
:Workman. Prayer by Mrs. How-
ard Finkbeiner. Mrs. John A.
Cooper and Mrs. John Ander-
son were appointed delegates to
Presbyterial' held at Clinton on
March 127th. A letter from the
Snippy Secretary was read ask=
ing'Kiippen for tiw'a boy's sweat-
ers and mitts. Donation's toward
the purchase of these articles
would be greatly appreciated. A
poem entitled "W'hat 'Success
Is",
was read thy Mrs. Morley
Cooper. Mrs. Emmerson Kyle
very capably took a 'chapter
from the study; she was assisted
by 'Mrs. Jahn A. 'cooper. 'Mrs.
Harold Jones moved a vote of
thanks to the hostesses and all
those taking part in the pro-
gram. The meeting closed by
singing hymn 356 and sprayer
by ;Mrs. Consitt.
iSeveral from the district at-
tended the Hensall District Co -
Op annual meeting .and ban-
quet at Zurich eommunity hall
on March 4th.
1Mr. and /Mrs. J. A. Garneau
and two children of RCAF Clin-
ton are moving into Mr. 'Sam-
uel Cudnnore's 'house on /Satur-
day, (March 15th.
HULLETT
/On Monday 22 adults of the
Fireside Farm Forum met at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hag-
gett to discuss the topic, Ladies
and Gentlemen, about the part
women should play infarm or-
ganization meetings. We believe
the majority of women discuss
'problems more fre'ely in a meet-
ing not attended by men, but
we think 'farm organization
meetings .should be open to both
sexes se both are interested in
the same problems and nwist
nvgrk together to achieve suc-
cess. Many think there are men
who resent the presence of wo-
men at their meetings but grad-
ually women are taking more ac -
live part in government, cilti-
zenship work and farm gather-
ings. Women Should study and
become as well informed as pos-
sible on all subjects of national
and local interest. 'Many women
are so tied down with small
children 'and household chores
that they cannot attend the
meetings. In this locality women
usually receive special invita-
tions and do take an active part
in farm forums, federation of
agriculture and 'farm union
meetings. We suggest women
should attend more political
meetings and obtain first hand
knawledege on the candidates in
their ridings, and there should
be one woman official in each
polling booth.
Messrs. Eric Anderson, Jim
Jamieson and (Don Buchanan
were appointed a committee to
plan a 'closing meeting.
(Euchre winners: Most games,
Mrs. The Babcock and R. Flynn;
lone hands, Mrs. Holb Jamieson,
and Don Buchanan; con., Mrs.
Jim Howatt and Mrs. Starry Teb-
butt. The •group is invited to
the Boole of Geo, Carter next
week.
BLAKE
•Mrs. i1VIenno ISteokle spent
Sunday with Mr. Adrian sWeb=
her and children of Wallenstein,
Mrs. Webber, her 'daughter is in
the hospital with 'a new grand-
son.
Mr. and dirs. Peter Gingerich
and Mr. and /Mrs. Keith 'Ginge-
rich and family visited Mr. and
Mrs. -Musselsnan of Waterloo,
and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs, /Oscar Ducharme
have returne'd after spending
several weeks in Sarnia with
members of their family during
winter.
Mr, and Mrs. Edmund 'Erb
and family spent a day in Lon-
don.
Mrs. Mary Manson visited
Mrs. Lydia Gingerich at Zurich.
The Misses Joyce Sehivastzen-
trurber and Alice Miles, of New
Hamburg visited relatives and
friends in tlhis vicinity recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Sant Oesch of
Bronson (Line N. visited ,Mr. and
IMrs. Rudy O esch.
BRUCEFIELD
The Women's Association met
on Tuesday afternoon, ,March 4.
Mrs. E. Allan and Mrs. G..Rich-
ardson ,conducted libel devotional
exercises, the theme "Prayer".
The topic "Gold Talking" was
taken by Mrs. (Richardson. The
President, Mrs. J. Broadifoot
presided and the creed was re-
peated in unison. Plans for cel-
ebrating the .50th anniversary
of the building of the church
were discussed. Group two con-
ducted Irish contests. 'Mrs. M.
Wilson igave a reading, A Tra-
veling Pedestrian and Philoso
pher.
VARNA
The friends of 0VIr. ,Murray
Hohner are sorry to hear that
he is confined to Victoria Hos-
pital, London, and ,wish him a
speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Dowson
spent the weekend with rela-
tives at Victoria Harbour.
Mrs. T. J. Pitt is visiting rel-
atives at St. Catherines.
The entertainment (put on last
Wednesday evening by the Clin-
ton Junior. Farmers was much
enjoyed by a large crowd that
packed the twp. hall to capacity.
The W. A. of the Goshen Un-
ited Church intend having a
erokinole party and entertain-
nte'nt in the twp. hall on (Friday
night of this week.
A. good run of sap was re
ported last weak and maple syr-
up selling from $6 to $7 a gal-
lon.
WINTHROP
The regular 'me'eting of W. A.
was held on March 5. The presi-
dent, MTs. 'Oscar Cuthill opened
the 'meeting. 22 memlbers an-
swered roll call, It was decided
to have a quilting March 12th
and a' bake sale in April.
BORN
Cardno — At Scott Memorial Tiosoital
on M'aroh Gbh, to Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
Canino, Seaforth, a daughter.
Eckert—In St. Joseph's Hospital, Ma-
th/are, on Feb. 28th, to Mr. and Mit
James F. Eckert, Ridgetown, a daughter
•
STRATFORD TEACHERS' COLLEGE
ONE-YEAR AND TWO-YEAR COURSES are offered
leading to an Interim Elementary -School Teacher's
Certificate, valid in the elementary schools of Ontario.
TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 9, 1958. Descriptive book-
let "Teaching in the Elementary Schools of Ontario,"
free on request.
ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT FOR ADMISSION:
ONE-YEAR COURSE: Standing in eight Grade 13
papers, one of which shall be English Composition or
English Literature.
TWO-YEAR COURSE: Secondary School Graduation
Diploma of the General Course.
INTERVIEWS WITH APPLICANTS are conducted by the
Committee of Selection. Secondary school students
interested in entering Teachers' College should apply
for interview through the principal of their secondary
school. Other applicants should write to:
THE PRINCIPAL, STRATFORD TEACHERS' COLLEGE
WATER STREET
Euchre - Dance
Seaforth Community Centre
Friday, March 21
AT 8.30
Seaforth Women's Institute
will celebrate their thirtieth
yearipf activity
Norris Orchestra
Adults 750 Students 50c
Lunch provided. Comeand
celebrate with us
PLAY
"A PAIR OF SIXES"
St. Coluinban
PARISH HALL
Friday, March 28
8.30 P.M.
By permission of Samuel French
Euchre Party
Sponsored by the Walton
Institute
Walton Community Hall
Friday, Mar. 14
8.30 sharp
Price 50c
Institute ladies bring lunch
Canadian Order of Foresters
Euchre - Dance
FORESTERS HALL
CONSTANCE •
Friday, Mar. 14
Card's 8,30 .pan.
Admission 40e per person
Lunch to Iba provided
Everyone Welcome
Kipper East Women's Institute
Euchre Dance
(Last dance of the season)
Hensall Town Hall
Friday, Mar. 14
Euchre starts at 8.30 •
Norris Orchestra. Admission 75c
Ladles please bring lunch
Lucky lunch prize
THE
ANNUAL
MEETING
OF
SCOTT
MEMORIAL
HOSPITAL
WILL BE HELD ON
FRI., MARCH 14
AT 8.30 P.M.
NURSES' RESIDENCE
THE PUBLIC 15 INVITED
TO BE PRESENT
Scott Habkirk, Chairman
Lloyd Hoggarth. Secretary
FAIR PLAY FOR FARMERS
John Diefenbaker has given you an
Agricultural Prices Support Program
Based on Costs of Production.
1957 CHEVROLET STANDARD SEDAN
1957 CHEVROLET DELUXE' SEDAN
1957 ,CHEVROLET COACH
1956 CHEVROLET COACH
1955 ` CHRYSLER HARD TOP
1952 CHEVROLET HARD TOP
1952 CHEVROLET .COACH
1952 MONARCH SEDAN, Ai• T
1951 CHEVROLET SEDAN
1949 METEOR COACH
MAKE US AN OFFER ,,
No reasonable offer refused at
SeaforthMotors
Phone 541
OPEN EVENINGS
Seaforth
* Support prices determined by a committee of practical
farmers,
•* Floor prices related to production costs on
products
ALL farm
•* Support prices announced well in advance of production
period.
'CARRY ON, ELSTON AN
ct Cardiff f
r
Published by Authority of Huron Progressive Conservative Association
JOH
uro
►►►►1►►A1►