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The Seaforth News, 1960-06-16, Page 5SUPERIOR Food Market CARNATION MILK 2 large tins 29c GREEN GIANT PEAS' ,,,,,,,,,,, ,, tins, 15 oz. c HEINZ TOMATO KETCHUP . <.. 2 ll -oz bottles 5c SHREDDED WHEAT 18 oz plig. 27e PUSS 'N' BOOTS CAT FOOD 2 15 -oz tins 3 1 PREM 12ortin 29c CHEERY MORN INSTANT COFFEE large jar 0 PHONE 12 WE DELIVER ATTENTION FARMERS ATTEND THE "McCORMICK" FARM EQUIPMENT AY FOIL TEAS AREA on MONDAY, JUNE 20th ON THE FARM OP CECIL BARTJA, DA 1\IILES WEST OF MONKTON, ON CONCESSION 16 JOHN BACH, Seaforth Township of Tuckersmith TAX. PREPAYMENT RECEIPTS for 1960 The Township of Tuckersmith will pay interest at the rate of 4% per annum from June 15th to Dec. 15th on all Prepaid Taxes Certificates and full particulars may be obtained at the Clerk's Office, Tuckersmith, RR 4 Seaforth CORA CHESNEY, TREASURER GETTING MARRIED? — keep insured! Family Hospital Insurance premiums are required after mar- riage. Be sure you are both protected. Tell your employer or collector right away. If you pay direct ... tell the Commission. READ YOUR ONTARIO HOSPITAL INSURANCE GUIDE —if you haven't one, ask your employer or write MAW ONTARIO HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION TORONTO 7, ONTARIO 1959 FORD V-8 COACH, A.T. 1959 CHEVROLET V-8 COACH, A.T. 1957 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN, A.T. 1956 PONTIAC COACH 1956 FORD SEDAN 1955 OLDS SEDAN, Radio, A.T. 1955 CHEVROLET SEDAN 1955 PLYMOUTH SEDAN 1951 PONTIAC SEDAN 1954 Chevrolet 'X Ton Pickup NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED Seaforth Motors Chevrolet,- Oldsmo'bile MITCHELL Phone G. Fawm 186 Sales & Service SEAFORTH Phone 541 1 TOWN TOPICS gins. R, I3,'Seolt, of ifarput'lle5•, s r visiting at to l • the Hart one i tt 11 1 n Toronto this week, c, Mr: and Mrs. John Nottingham of Laidner, ii,ts„ are staying at the homes of Mr, and Mrs, (leo, Addison and Mr, and Mrs, Clar- cence( 4' u( Walden and vinitittg Sartnor r ne monde and 1 >o •s igl 1 r in Seaar•tlt and around Constance, CON STANCE. Mrs. Bello Dingle and Mrs. Wm, Hagler or Toronto visited over the weekend with Mr, and Mrs, Charles Dexter. Mr. and Mrs, John Nottingham of Ladner, 13,C, who have been visiting in the neighborhood spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Lawson. :.Yrs. Effie Stephenson of Seaforth visited with Mr, and Mrs, Lawson ou Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kingswell of Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. 1-1. Kingswell, Clinton, and Mr. and Mrs. Theron Betties of Winthrop were Sunday visitors witli Mr. and Mrs. George Melliwain and family, Miss Muriel Dale of Brampton ep0111 the weekend with her par- ents, 11r, and Mrs, Verne Dale, and took in the party held Friday night in the Legion Hall, Sea - forth in honor of Mr, and Mrs, Murray Dale, of Byron, newly- w•eds. is Hs Joy Montgomery has arrly- eel Monte tram Anderson, Indiana, and is spending the holidays with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, C, Montgomery, after sontpleting her 2nd year In University. Mrs. Watson and daughters of Stratford visited Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, W. L. Whyte and family. Mr. and Mrs, Borden Brown and girls visited with relatives in lianover on Sunday, 4poice(3 Films Mr, and Mrs. John Nottingham, Ladner, B.C., who 111114 been vis- iting in the community and who were former residents here show- ed films Thursday evening in the basement of the church. These films showed beautiful scenery of their home district and surround- ing areas. Mr. Don Buchanan was chairman for the evening and other program consisted of read- ings by Mrs. L. Lawson and Mrs. B. Brown and a piano solo by Miss Glenyce Jewitt. A vote of thanks was extended by Mr, Bu- chanan to Mr. and 1lrs. Notting- ham for the films and their inter- est in the community once again, Lunch was served, The WA of Constance LTnited Church held their regular meet- ing in the basement of the church on Wect, evening, June 8. Mrs. L. Lawson presided.' Mrs. F. Riley and Mrs. 10. Lawson were appoint- ed the committee to buy a new carpet for the church. Mrs. B. Brown presided over the WMS. Scripture lessons were read by Mrs, Frank Riley and Mrs. R. MacGregor. Bible study was led by Mrs. W. L. Whyte. A bale was packed valued about $175, Mrs. Nottingham was asked to say a few words after which Mrs. Jew- itt gave a piano solo, The study book on general problems of Af- rica was given by Mrs. Wilbur Jewitt. Mrs. .Brown gave a stew- ardship paper on finances. Mrs, Wm, .Jewitt gave 5temperance reacting. At the close Mrs. Frank Riley and Mrs, B. Brown served lunch, Mrs. Thelma Bromley, I{itchen- er, visited ou Sunday with her father, Mr. James Dale, Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Dale, Wilma and Deanna attended the West Counties' Guernsey twilight meet- ing at Stapleton farm, Clinton, Friday night. :Miss Wilma Dale won the open 4-11 Dairy Club class at Clinton Fair on Saturday with her Guern- sey heifer, Dalevista Royal Star. Mr. Wm. Dale's Guernsey herd won filet prize in the special class for any dairy breed. Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs. Jack Medd on the arrival of a baby daughter at their home on June 15th. BRUCEFIELD Mrs, Fred Rathwell spent the week end with -Ili•, and Mrs. El- gin Thompson, Mrs. R Mason of Windsor was a week end visitor at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wilson. We are glad to report that Mrs. W, Stackhouse is improving but is stillconfined to the hospital. Mrs. S. McKenrie was able to re- turn home Saturday, Mr. Don McKenzie of St. Thom- as spent the week eud with his mother. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cooper vi- sited with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Alex. Mustard over the week end, The IOOF Lodge of Brueefield will hold their memorial service at Baird's cemetery on Sunday, June 19 at 2.30, Dr, D. A, Melenic will preach his farewell sermon this month before leaving for Northern Ont. Miss Elsie Forrest and Mies 1l. McQueen spent the week end in Stratford and St. Marys. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Cornish and Mr, and Mrs. ROy Brock of I -len - sail are holidaying at Brandon, Man„ and other western cities, Sunday visitors with Mrs. Doug- las and Mrs. Harvey were Mr. and Mrs, Richardson and Mrs, D, Cooper and daughter, Hensall, Mrs, L, Willert and Judy, Zurich, Ms. and Mrs. 0. Hodson, Donna and Diane, Goderich, POW(1711 1tEPORT No, 6 district for April: Motor vehicle accidents 115; fatal aces. dents 1; persons killed 2; persons injured 38; vehicle safety check 5,243; No. of charges laid 1026; rate of speed 352; defective equip- ment 240; careless driving 36; driving vehicle while intoxicated, 4; ability Unpaired 16, 25th Anniversary of Harrison Reunion >., At Ilarlionr l,tric, (nilcriclr on Saturday, June 11 a large gather- ing of the deseendattts of the late Mr. and Mist. J, Harrison, met to celebrate their 15th anniversary pi(nle, The Harrison's were pio- neers af the a('- Dist rid, 1?' . 1 r'iet, settling here 125 years ago. After a very enJuyable picnic dinner served by the directors, Mrs. 1", Williamson of Vancouver was called upon to cut the aunt, versary cape, Iiuring the after- noon a sports program was en- joyed. Winners were Its follows: Maces ---Girls under 8, Brenda liodgert, Betty Lou White; boys under 8, Roy Taylor, Ricky 13ur•dge; girls under 10, Patsy .Willert, Brenda Hodgert; boys under 10, Richard Willem, Bryan uodgert; girls loader 12, Barbara 1Viliert, Della Wallace; boys un- der 12, Richard- Wilbert, .Bryan Ilodgert; young ladies, Barbara Willert, Della Wallace; young men, Tim Harrison, Men Taylor; three-legged race, Jim Harrison, Barbara Willert; Bryan Flodgert, Delia Wallace; married ladies, Joyce Hackett, Olive Broadfoot; married men, Bill Burdge, Lorne Ilacicett; kick -the -slipper, ladies, Amy Hunt, Joyce Willert; kick - the -slipper, mon, Stew Broadfoot, Bob Wallace; water -in -bottle race, Joyce Willert, Lorne IIacicett; water -in -ballon race, 13111 and Helen Burdge; relay race, grape- frtilt, Lorne Hackett's team; re- lay race, fill -the -bottle, Lorne Ilackett's team; youngest child present, Bobby Art, son of Mr, € nd MIt's. Chas, Orr, Oldest per- son, .Mr. Fred Burdge; farthest, Mgrs, Floss Williamson; longest married couple, 48 years, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Scotchmer; latest mar- ried couple, Mr. and Mrs, Cliff Hackett; register no., Betty Har- rison; jelly beans in jar, Mrs, W. 0, Adams, Lucky draw for pot- tery ottery donated b)' Floss William- son: 1st Bernice Willert, 2nd Ruth Gar•ean, 3rd Phil Present, 4th Jack Aikeuheacl, 50. Reta Aikeuheacl, Oth Percy Harrison, 7th Men Harrison, Sth Betty Alt- on, 9th Cecil Harrison, Next year's picnic will be held at Harbour Park, Goderich, the 2nd Saturday in Juno with the following officers: Pres., Cliff Hackett, Sec, Treas., Kay Taylor; Directors, Percy and Renee Har_ rison, Lorne and J'oy'ce Hackett; sports, Chester and Belle Hackett anti Betty Alton and Albert Tay- lor. St. THOMAS. Ti', A, - The last meeting until fall was held Thursday evening in the form of a pot -luck supper at the home of Mise Dorothy Parke when 26 sat down to a bountiful table. Mrs, 1lcGavin presided for the meeting and opened by reacting the scripture from St. John fol- lowed by the Litany and prayers, Mrs. R, Nott gave the minutes and roll call and Miss Dorothy Parke gave the treasurer's report. A nice sum has already been re- turned on the bakeless bake sale with more to be turned in yet. Letters were read from Miss Fow- ler, 3Irs. Colbert and Mrs. South- gate. The fall deanery will be held in Seaforth. A large number of articles were handed in by the members to be sent to Cardston, Alberta, as stocking fillers for the children at Christmas. 'Mrs. Wm. Oldfield gave the Dorcas report and Mrs. Case reported for the Social Service. The next meeting will be held the evening of Sept- ember Gth, The offering was re- ceived and dedicated and Mrs. McGavin closed with the Benedic- tion. A hearty vote of thanks was tendered the hostess for her hospitality. GROUP 1 W. A. Group 1 W. A. of Northside Un- ited Church met at the home of Mrs. 3, Henderson on Tuesday evening at 6,30 p.m. for a pot- luck supper which was enjoyed by all, There was an attendance of 24 members and 4 visitors. The meeting was then opened by the president. .sirs. W, Cuthill read- ing a poem, The strawberry sup- per to be held on June 28th was then discussed. The blue bags were brought in at this meeting of the first six months of the year. Devotions were then taken by lirs. Close with a readig, "We can be Creators too". Mrs, Adapts read the scripture fol- lowed by prayer by Mrs. Trewar_ the, Miss Ruth Cluff sang e. love- ly solo "Under His Wings". Mrs, Barbara Dale was guest speaker telling of her work as a nurse. Mrs. Close gave the courtesy re- marks to the hostess, speaker and soloist and closed with prayer, KIPPEN The WA of St. Andrew's United Church held a meeting Tuesday evening of .the executive to make plans for tate induction of Rev, Johnston on June 29tH, also de- cided to have a strawberry and ham simper on July 6111, Mrs, Cecil Maxwell who resides in 111'. Arnold's house, spent Moll - clay at Owen Sound. Mr. Aubrey Fargahar has pur- chased the bowling alley in Exeter iii•. and Mrs, Edgar McBride attended the decoration service at Wingham United Church June 5. Mr. and Mrs. 'Eel Wahl of Lista- wel visited Mr, and Mrs, Norman Dickert on Sunday. Mr. and firs, Don Cooper and Michael of Exeter and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ilarkness and family of Parkhill were guests of Mr, and Mrs, W R Cooper on Sunday. Sympathy is extended to err, and Mrs. R, Faber and family In the loss of a father, the late Mr, Bean of 1-lensall, Recent visitors with Mi. and Mrs, Nelson hood included lir, and Mrs. M. Biggs of Victoria, B,C Mrs, C. W. Brock of Winn - Meg and Mrs. G. Sims of Galt, Mr. ancl.Mrs. Norman Stanlako of Exeter were Sunday visitors with the Dowsons. Miss Mabelle Whiteman visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Mk, ennead of Seaforth, Mr, Nick Oud and son Peter have Mire1ta0ed air, Anbrc'y i•'ar- (fuhar s t'ai'nt and will take poss. 03(81011 in September, Mrs, Elston Dawson returned home Saturday front Scott Ment- ori11 hospital, Seaforth, 31i' . -Marry Ar1u Ortwein (11ee. Coleman1 1)1080)1 awat 11 yy 11001 at. Middleehurcir Borne, Man. airs, (Yrtwetu was born in Stanley and was (nl years of age. Site moved to J „( Whthip(g, ., years ago and 1s sur- vived by two sons, George Oliver of Great Falls, llatn,, and -William Henry, Winnipeg, Also surviving is a sister, Mrs. A. 13, Elate of Pomona, California, and two grandchildren. Her husband pre- deceased her over 50 years ago. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mr's. Norman Long included Mr, and Mrs, John Long of Owen Sound and Mr, and Mrs, W. Long of Woodford, 1 . The pupils of SS No, 7, Stanley held a weinet' roast last Saturday evening under the' supervision of their teacher, Miss Joanne Robin- son, There were about L present., Besides tho pupils lucre were se- veral guests including Marion Forrest, Marlene Heid, John Ro- binson, Sharon Rowson, Blaine Stephenson. After the baseball game and a sing -sung the pupils enjoyed 1'roshie lint dogs and marshmallows. Mr, and \Irs, Orville Workman attended the running of the Queen's Plate at Woodbine Race Track, Saturday in Toronto, ((',31,4. Meeting The Julie meeting of the WAIS was held on Thursday, June 2110 with 13 members and 45 visitors present, Group 2 was in charge of the meeting and Mrs. Joe Losteil and Mrs, Eklun Jarrett were host- esses, Mrs, Emerson Kyle eon - (Meted the warship period. Hymn 488 was sung and the scripture taken from Philippines 2: 1-15 after which "We need a new con- cept of life" was read, Mrs. John Anderson took the chair for the remain:der of the meeting. The minutes were react and adopted and the roll call was answered with a verse from the book of Collosians. Mrs,- Kyle reported that a bale -had been packed and. sent to Toronto with an equal quantity for 'Indian Reserves, Mrs. Edison McLean gave a read- ing "The Ladies Aid",. The offer- ing- was taken after which Mrs. Russell Consitt tread the chapter "Old Patterns and New" front the Study Book, The July meeting was reviewed and courtesy re- marks given by Mrs. Harold Finkbeiner, The closing hymn was 263 and the meeting closed with the benediction. A short W. THE SEAP'O1t'PI1 NEWS --Thursday, June 10, 1900 A, noo')ins^, followed. It- was dec111. .(„,.t, I tohold k tl sapper 1 Il Jrtly talc, 3.01011 Was' nerved b, Om 000011 in ('intl•ge. -VARNA Tho annual Webster picnic will be held at the Lucicnow Arena on Saturday afternoon ai' this week. June 1St h. Word was received 1101 week of the death o1: Mrs, Marry Ann Ortwein of Winnipeg, a former resident of Honsall and V80114, A musical recital was given on Friday evening lest in the Or- ange hall by the pupils of 'airs, A. Willis, and was mutt enjoyed by all Present. The friends of Mr, Lorne Ste- ehenso1 are sorry to learn he has returned to Clinton Hospital. • HENSALL Mr. Jack ingrain Is •1 patient at South lluron Hospital, Exeter, undergoing treatment. Ctlu mtd.rilic United ('parch Dr. .T, Semple Minister. Lyle Hammond, Organist -Choir Leader 11 a,nt., Guest Minister, Rev. tingh Wilson. 1i1 a.m., C'bureb School, RAffLvR(GAgli—o i,b Vet... t5Afinf Art/HT15ole ignite! (Mittel/ ,. 11 ani„ Worship 'Service will be in (barge of the hideous with Mr, Edgar Cudmore of Honsall, speaking on the work of tate Gideon Organization. Jr. Clairol& School during wen. ship period. 11,15 a,ru. Sr, Church School at 10 a,m, Church School Family Picnic on June 119111 at 4,30 p,tn, at Lions Tarin. kotromowwwwwwwwwv First Presbyterian Church Rev, D, Leslie :Elder Minister 10 a,tn. Church School and Youth Fellowship Class 11 A.M. FATHER'S DAY SERVICE Sermon; "Like as a Father„ Duet: "Softly and Tenderly” I\5',J. Thompson; Anderson & Robert Scott Praise led by men's Choir 011t1111111111 710125 FATHERS DAY CARDS GIFT WRAPPING Gift Hosiery Sport Shirts TIE SHIRTS Handkerchiefs Bill Folds VISIT OUR RECORD BAR FOR THE MOST POPULAR TINES LAO ' SEAT t ORTI1 5c to $U o STORE SATI ; VERY GIFTS ,u„nu,,,,n,,,,,,n„,uu,um„1"uummi,iu,i„i„iaii,. muuu„iu,mumuiu"uuuuuuuuuu,n""u,, AI S?..P 1 1 1 S? TAIN A PERMIT A Permit Is Required if in the Town of Seaforth you ERECT A BUILDING G MOVE A BUILDING F, ALTER, ADD TO, OR REPAIR A BUILDING AT A COST IN EXCESS OF $100,00 ® REMOVE A BUILDING WITH A VALUE IN EXCESS OF $100.00 • ERECT A SIGN Application for a Permit is to be in writing on a Form whic'll is obtainable, without charge, from the Town Clerk or the Build- ing Inspector. The application is to be accompanied by a sketch or plan indicating the nature of the proposed w ork, and in such detail as may be required by the Building Inspector. SCHEDULE OF FEES For a Permit covering work to a value of $1,000.00 or- portion rportion thereof For a Permit covering work to a value greater than $1,000 Plus for each additional $1,000.00 or portion thereof . . $2.00 $2,00 $1,00 For further information or assistance in connection with the requirements concerning Building Permits, please discuss with the Building Inspector, (Building Permits are issued in accordance with the provi- sions of By -Law 468, for 1945, of the Town of Seaforth, and amendments thereto). B. F. 01IRISTIE Mayor D. H. WILSON IIAROLD MALONEY Clerk :Building Inspector 1 3LAs.1” terurrorm 16�6►E941fd0aCdtOR4sRAada