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The Seaforth News, 1961-12-28, Page 4THE' SEAFORTH NEWS — 'I'1lursday, December 28, .981 e. tie1\ \�\♦ b ` ` vd \i\i 11 Re` �aa� `. �� Yi. �.�♦ a\♦ �,. ♦ �a1 , ,1 �i� M�,� (,�4„ov ° N Ora ft9,f" 'x"4.00 141 r'" ^i% p wl r.. - T+%� ImI r►y r ,,r i ._./ry9i fir /. )'!w'vj %9i //,a'r ,r'N'' N fi /. ? £r..IrTy .,• ♦ GREETING S IIAPPY NE WILLIS SHOE STORE Shoes For The Family PHONE 11 SEAFORTH 1111111111nu unn111111111111111111111 illlllll.11111111111111111, RED & WHITE FOODLAND PHONE 285 SEAFORTH HAROLD WHYTE & SON MEAT MARKET Phone 341 We Deliver DORIS' BEAUTY SALON Phone 373 Seaforth SEAFORTH MOTORS PHONE 541 111111111111111111111 lllllllll l l ll1111111111111111,1,1111111111lll l ll COMMERCIAL HOTEL PHONE 227 SEAFORTH Public Utility Commission Phone 472 Seaforth SAVAUGE'S Jewellery - Gifts - (Fine China Seaforth SMITH'S BAKERY CAKES, ETC. MALFN T. PHONE 37 REGIER TRANSPORT Local and Long Distance Hauling Seaforth Phone 167 AUSTIN MATHESON ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR PHONE 340 W SEAFORTH CROWN HARDWARE General Hardware Paints, Appliances Phone 797 M. Nott ELLIOTT'S QUICK LUNCH WILLARD ELLIOTT, Prop. PHONE 477 ,SEAFORTH LLOYD McCLUSKIE GENERAL STORE - Winthrop. Phone 855x12 11111111„111,1 11111111111111IO1111 V11111"1111111e111111 llqulll FRANK KLING Electric Wiring Plumbing and Heating Sheet Metal Work PHONE 19 SEAFORTH 0l11111141111111I1111111111I11111111,11111111111111111111111111111111 SEAFORTH MACHINE SHOP WELDING and GENERAL REPAIR; E. F, Durst SID PULLMAN BARBER SHOP 111111111 FLANNERY CLEANERS All Work Done on Premises Phone 87 Seaforth .11111111111,1111111111,1I1111l01111111111111111111111111111111111111 HACHBORN'S MEAT MARKET Holiday Fowl Phone 58 Seaforth SCOTT'S WHITE ROSE SERVICE.' PHONE 774. Highway No. 8 Anstett Jewellers Expert Watch and Jewellery Repairs Ph. 77 Seaforth 1,1,111„11111111111111111111,11„1111,1,11, 111111111111 m n n 111411 Snip 'n Curl Beauty Nook Phone 493 SEASON'S GREETINGS from.. G. A. WHITNEY Smyth's Shoe Store Home of Better Shoes Phone 97 Seaforth 111111111111111,11111111,1,1111 nlllllll11111111111,1,1,1111111111111 SEAFORTH LUMBER LTD. BUILDERS SUPPLIES Coal Cement PHONE 47 lllllll 115lluunnllllll n111n11lllllllllllll111111unn STAFFEN'S PLUMBING AND HEATING PHONE 49 BOYES' FARM SUPPLY Massey -Ferguson Dealer Phone 110 Seaforth HURON WHOLESALE Phone 115 Seaforth NORMAN SCOINS 'CLEANERS AND DYERS PHONE 242 SEAFORTH TERRY'S RADIO REPAIR Church Street PHONE 22 SEAFO•RTH BOX FURNITURE PHONE 43 SEAFORTH AUBREY EICKMEYER General Merchant Egmondville Phone 72 Irvin's 'Hardware Most Complete Stock of: General Hardware Glidden Paints (PHONE 81 SEAFORTH Norm's Lunch Famous for Foot -Longs, Pure Beef Homburgs, English Fish & Chips. 7ourtesy and Service. Phone 104 VAN DER HOEK'S Supertest. Service Station and Snack Bar Phone 225 Seaforth McClinchey's Restaurant Phone 436 Seaforth NEIL C. BELL SHELL SERVICE PHONE 452 Goderich St. West ,Seaforth. 11111Ib 1111111u11n1111111111111111„11111111111,111111111111111111 SHARP'S MAINTENANCE SERVICE MOWERS, SMALL ENGINES PART REPAIRS Phone 803 3 1 I,1111111111111111„1,111111111111111,1111111111111111111111111111111 DAVE'S BARBER SHOP Next Door to Poolroom CANADIAN TIRE STORE G. & W. SMITH, PROPS. Auto Accessories, Tires ` Batteries Phone 792 'Seatonth' KEATING'S PHARMACY "The Recall Drug Store” • J. E. Keating, Phm. B. (Phone 28 M. E. Hoover, Phm. B. G.A. SILLS & SONS HARDWARE Heating Plumbing Tinsmithing PHONE 56 SEAFORTB MILLER .MOTORS TEXACO SERVICE Rambler Sales and Service Phone. 149 Seaforth JOHNPULLMAN Barber Shop Commercial Hotel 1111111111111111111111111111111111 1111111,11111111111111111111111,111 LETHA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 'Phone 779 Goderich St. W, Seaforth CLEARY'S I G A Phone 11.7 CRICH'S BAKERY WHITE CLOVER BREAD Cakes Candy Ice Cream Phone 34 Seaforth FEDERATION NEWS J.' Carl Hemingway Now that ! Chriamas is over I sincerely hope it was a happy one for all df you and I, take this op- portunity to wish you a happy New Year. The future appears to be a little., brighter for, farmers than it, has been been for the past several years. However there seems, to be a serious threat of domination by big Cor poration in the farming Industry. The threat •rill become a reality if farmeirs`fail to"co-operate and 'unite their' "strength Vnited', feriners Cat{ compete finite nice- ly' witht `bt business'; divided they are "si ting ducks" and will be treated i&ce6'rdingly... - rSt'a. reddifty tiieeting. of the co -Op. Insurance it wasencour- •aging to find the accident 'losses are coniparafively low this year', this of course means savings for the policy holders but we also hope that it means that people are driving more carefully. Re- cently, in driving in fog and early darkness I have found that a large number of motorists are driving with. only parking light. I would like -to remind these peo- ple that; parking lights are not le- gal lighting?, for driving and in case of . accident• this practice could be very costly. -On December 18th. the Educa- tion Committee of the Federation and Huron County graduates of the Ont: Leadership Forum met to finalize the topics for a second County Leadership Forum to be held the last•week of January. Notices will be going out. to the township Federations, the Co -Op- eratives,' Commodity Groups `and other interested organizations immediately so that delegates may be appointed.. At the end..of last year's course those attending were quite .en- thusiastic and now that a year has passed they are just a little surprised to find that the train- ing was even more useful than they had anticipated. We are a little more limited as to numbers this year and we hope that we can have the names of the dele- gates just as. soon as ,possible.' A couple_yf indications of the Problems facing farm people during the next year appeared in' the last two, days, The first is in the broiler grower¢' report which by request' published ' the price quotation for two broiler proces- sors, one at 14c plus contract Premium and the other at a straight;161/2c, This is an in- crease of 3 to 4c above the last quotations and at a time when sales are not supposed to be good, and in spite of an increase in the week's, marketing of al- most 40,0011 birds. No wonder that the association is asking the growers to report the price for which they have actually sold their broilers. With practically no price quotation from proces- sors it is difficult for the organiz- ation to obtain the information necessary to give some leader- ship to the industry, The second item of interest was an indication in the Press that Canning Vegetable and Fruit growers are considering the for- mation of unions. I wonder if It would be better and perhaps easier to organize Co -Operative processing plants of their own, Jr. Farmers Have Successful 'Dance The- Seaforth Junior Farmers held a very successful holiday dance on Wednesday Dec. 27th which. featured Al Chernie and his Golden Prairie. Cowboys who played for dancing, The winners of spot dances were Marilyn Tre- meer and Don Wright of Sea - forth, and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Taylor of Brucefield. The win- er ' of transistor radio was Shir- ley Bolger of Walton and Ken Beattie of RR 4, Walton won the mystery, article. Mr. Gordon Mac- Donald of Seaforth won ,the Hu- -on Co :Jr..Farmer draw ,pn,1961 'Grand Champion lamb from the Walkerton, Christmas Fair. WEEK OF PRAYER The annual week of Prayer in Seaforth Churches will be held the second week in January, which is one week later than usual. HENSALL Mr. and Mrs. Charles Westa- way and daughter Miss Mary Elizabeth Westaway of Hamilton visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Chapman and family. Mr. George Otterbein of Pres- ton spent Christmas with his father, Mr. Win. Otterbein. Miss Jean Noakes and Mr. Da- vid Noakes of London were holi- day visitors with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tien Noakes. ' Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Chapman and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Don MacLaren, Toronto, spent Christ- mas with Mr. and Mrs, Joe De Loge. in Sarnia. Mr, and Mrs, Gus Voth and Jim of Detroit visited over the week- end with Mrs, Voth's mother, Mrs, Lou Simpson. Mr. and • Mrs. Keith Lindsay and children of London visited. over the holiday with. Mrs. Lind say's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson. Mr. and Mrs, Don MacLaren of. Toronto visited over the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Chap- man and Mr. and Mrs, Archie MacGregor. Miss Elvera Churchill of Tor- onto visited, this week with her sister Mrs, Pearl Shaddick and Bill. Mr. Jack Chipchase of Toronto visited over Christmas with his. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Chipchase. Mr, Ross Christian of Bramp- ton was a weekend visitor with his parents Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Christian, Miss Beth Goddard of Guelph is spending the holidays with her parents, Dr. John C. Goddard, Mrs. Goddard and family. Winners of the fruit cakes on tickets sold by Kippen East W. I. were Mrs. Earl Papple; Sea - forth, Mrs. Helen Glue, Seaforth and Mrs. Alf Ross Jr., Staffa. The draw was made at the Hen- sall arena Friday evening when members sponsored a euchre and dance. Mr. ' Sid Heath or. Strathroy was a recent visitor with Mr. and Mrs, Archie MacGregor. Mrs. Prost of Exeter has been employed at the Queensway Nursing Home, E TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED' The most value forthe Farmer's Dollar Phone 775 Seaforth 1111111111111111111111111111111111111,1,11111111111111ee11111111111 SMITH'S Superior Food Market PHONE 12 SEAFORTH BALL-MACAULAY BUILDERS' SUPPLIES LIME, GEMENT Seaforth Phone 787. Clinton 97 WONG'S GRILL PHONE 51 SEAFORTH DICK'S GROCERY PHONE 91 SEAFORTH ARNOLD STINNISSEN SUN LIFE Phone 852r12 Seaforth }111 gl �J WILLIS DUNDAS 'blue coal' Champion Stove & Furnace Qil Dundee & Loney Phone 573 or 138 GRAVES' Wallpaper Store Wallpaper, Paints & Varnishes Window Shades Phone 7 Seaforth wle GORDON McGONIGLE GROCER PHONE 166 SEAFORTH SEAFORTH BEAUTY `SALON ' Phone 157 Seaforbh PHILLIPS FRUIT STORE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PHONE 63 SEAFORTI3 WALDEN & BROADFOOT Texaco Products Phone 686w SHINEN'S 11 MEN'S AND LADIES”' WEAR GENERAL DRY GOODS SEAFORTH ROWCLIFFE MOTORS DODGE AND DE nSOTO J. I. (Case (Farm Implements Phone 267 Seaforth William M. Hart "Fuel To Burn” T. PRYDE & SON SEAFORTH MONUMENT WORKS PHONE 363 J JOHN BACH International Harvester Dealer SEAFORTH Cleave & Peg's 'Sunoco Service Goderich St. E. Phone 592 GINGERICH'S SALES and SERVICE Phone 644w1 Seaforth DON WOOD Heating, Plumbing Tinsmithing Phone 23 Seaforth J" .,. JOHN, cA. RDNO xe General,,I eurance Agency Phone .214 Seaforth JACKSON. ALUMINUM LIMITED Phone 3J Seaforth ninll 11111 111111 1111111 a1111n111"1l rl llll l lu l lll1111111111111 Eve Mar Stores Clothing for -the Entire ,Fainly Seaforth Ph. 405