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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1938-02-17, Page 5THURSDAY,, FEBRUARY,17, 1938 THE SEAFORTH NEWS J. 00 GREAT 1 9c SALE Our prices good till Feb. 23rd EMFO CHOICE TOMATOES Tall 28 oz. tins St. Williams ORANGE MARMALADE 32 oz. jar. EACH PEARL NAPTHA SOAP 5 PEARS, Lynn Valley 16 oz. tins PRUNES, Sweet, Large Size Santa Clara GINGER SNAPS, BISCUITS CAKES 2 TINS 2 LBS, 2 LBS. 19c 19c 19t 19c 19c 19c Chocolate Mallo Biscuits Carnation Evaporated Milk, tall Brunswick Sardines Lux Toilet Soap McLaren's Quick Tapioca Rice Choice Blue Rose . . . . 2 Its. 19c Corn, Aylmer, White, 2s Catelli's Cooked Spaghetti or Macaroni, 16 oz. tins, 2 tins 1.9c Quaker Puffed Wheat 2 pkgs. 19c HaPpyvale Catsup, 12 oz. 2 btl. 19c Wax Paper, Presto or Centre Pull 2 pkg. 19c per lb 17c 2 tins 19c 4 tins 19c 3 cakes 19c , 2 pkg. 19c 2 tins 19c Golden Wax Beans, standard 2s 2 tins 19c 2 tins 19e 3 lbs. 19c per lb. 19c 4 tins 19c 2 tins 19c 4 lbs. 19c 2 tins 19c 6 doz. 19c 3 lbs. 19c per pkg. 19c 2 lbs. 19c per pair 19c Molasses, Cardinal, 1%s Macaroni, Loose Ready Cut Jelly Beans Tomato Juice, Aylmer 1054 oz. Aylmer 25 oz. Rolled Oats Salmon, Rose Brand, Keta ls Clothes Pins, Bound Hardwood Yellow Sugar McCormick's Waxtite Soda Biscuits, 16 oz Icing Sugar Jersey Gloves, Brown Rosg J. Sproat PH"E 8 Miss N. Pryce PHONE 77 TOWN TOPICS Mr. and Mrs,'George Aberhart and Tviiss Olive iAberhart and ,Mrs. R. &vita and ;children and Mrs. Colin Zavitz ,andlittle son, all of London, s'nent the week end with 'Mr. and .Mrs. Geo. Aberhart. Mr. Donald Aberhart spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geonge Aberhart. He left on Monday for ,St. john, New B*1.1,115. wick, where be wIli be in the offiee ot the Ford Motor Co, ,after. spending the oast eight months in their Toron- to office. Donald motored to Boston, ,then went by 'boat to St, John. „ Alias 'Ethel Beattie went to Toron- to on. Wednesday as the Seaforth 'de- legate to the Horticultural cenven- tion in the King Edward Hotel, To, mato, on Thursday and Friday, Court was held in the town hall. on Tuesday afternoon and several cases were disposed of 'by Magistrate Makins. Miss Lama McMillan and Mr. Fortune of Toronto spent the week end with the former% mother, Mrs. W. F. Mc:Milian, Miss Margaret ,Finkbeiner, ;R.N., and Mr. Witl Collins of Kitchener were guests over the week end with the former's parents, Mr. and )11,$, Charles ,Finkbeiner. Mrs. 1Regter ;of 'Waterloo spent the weekend with her sister, Mrs. Kenneth McLean. Mr, Arthur Edmunds of Hamilton was a visitor here during the week.' end, Mr. Joe Edkart was home from 'Oakville over the ,week end, Mrs. Eekart and family moved from lEg- monciville on Tuesday to the house formerly occupied by 'Mrs. Hurley, corner 1Goderich and Chalk sts. Miss Gertrude Appleyard .of Ham- ilton was a visitor in town over the 1 Walk erS FUNERAL SERVICE UNDERTAKING EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment W. J. WALKER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers furnished Night or day Phone 67 SEAFORTH MARKETS • Wheat, per 'bus. Oats, per bus.' .... Barley, feed, per ,Ims. Barley, malting, per bus. ..... ,68c Buckwheat, ,per IM1S. 602 McKILLOP Mr. and Mrs. dJseph ,Brootne and baby ljoyce are spending a ew days at the home of the latter's parents, Mr. and IMrs. Spencer Checkley of Arthur. On Friday evening, lFeb. 11111th a surprise party of neighbours and rel- atives numbering 'seventy-five gath- ered at the :home of Mir. :and Mrs. 'SPencer Chedleley, West Garafraxa, to honor the former , .on his 70th birthday, The early .pert of the even- ing was spent in progressive euchre and ,crokinole and 'bingo. The highest awards ofr cards went to Mrs. J. Broome and Mr. Peter J. 1Farlei,. Some friends and relatives at this happy event came from, Toronto, Sea - forth, St. Catharines, Roelowood, 'Preston, lOshawa, lBrampton, INiagara /F:aills and :Kitch:ener, and he was honored by baying his niece, :Mrs. Vine ISaures of Hollywood, ,Caili- fornia, and' his 'brother Meno, of Mdse Jaw. oWant and For Sale Ads, 3 weeks, 50c OLD TIME • Odd Fellows (G.W.V.A.) Hall Friday, Feb. 18 Auspices 'Egmondville Hockey :Club MUNICHOLIS ORCHESTRA Admission .30c. Ladies .vvith lunch free EVERYBODY WELCOME DUBLIN LEADS - (oontinued•from Page 1)' and Egmandville play :first. The sec- ond game will 'be ibetween Rippen and Dublin.. iEgmontiville is having a hockey dance on Friday night. A 'benefit euchre and dance is 'being .put on at Winthrop on Monday night. 'The standing: Dublin 11 0 8 DuIblin ..4 1 0 Kinburn ....3 1 51 7 Rippen —Ill 1 a 4 Londesboro ... 1 1 3' Winthrop .. 2 0 � 4 Egmondville .. 0 1, 0 4 St. Columban... 0 4 0 0 W. I. The February meeting of the Wo- men's Institute was held on 'Valent- ine's day at the home of Miss arose- phine lEdge. Mrs. Charles Eyre pre- sided. During the business period it was decided to give $5 to the Lions niPk 5u,nd. "Carry me 'back to old. Virginity" 'WKS sung. Mrs. Leonard Strong took the ;last part of the meeting. "Long long ago" was sung followed by a reading, "Importance of Forests" by Margaret Leyb'urne. ,The last part of the report of the London convention was ,given by Mrs. 1Budner. A :guitar selection by Jean Gemmell accompanied by Mrs. 'Raymond Nott on the piano was en- joyed by alt The last talk on the boymanship prolject on "Synthetics," was given by Jean Gemmell. Miss 'Graham took the topic which con- sisted of an amusing reading "Chris- tening at •Christie's"' and two of her Poems, "Dattkness and tight" and "Radios' and one by another on "Ire- land." rAin interesting .demonstration on making ;waryl cushions was given 'by !Mrs, James S. Scott, Following this was a musical contest and the tneeting :closed width the national an- them. A dainty dunch was served. BORN Ennis—In Scott :Memorial Hospit- al, on Thursday, Feb, 10, 108, to Mr, and Mrs. Douglas Ennis, Walt- on, twin sons. (One of the twins ex- pired on Felb. 12.th.) , jackson=Iii Scott Memorial Hos- Seaforth, on Tuesday, Feb. 116, i1(9,318, to Mr. and Mrs. George Jack- son, Walton, a daughter. EUCHRE! PARISH HALL OF ST. THOMAS ,CHURCH, SEAFORTH FRIDAY. FEB. 18 AT EIGHT O'CLOCK 'Under the auspices of the Ladies' 'Guild Admission 23c Old Time. DANCE UKELELE BILL AND HIS HILL BILLIES KIPPEN Wed., Feb. 23 Special Feature: Prize for the best Old Time Clogger. Prize •for the best Tap Dancer. General Adm. 30c. AT HOME Friday, February 25 ODD FELLOW'S HALL Seaforth Admission 50c In vitations may be procured through any S. C. I. student ,BENEFIT Euchre & Dance WINTHROP HALL Monday, Feb. 21 Help a Good Cause LUNCH SERVED AND GOOD MUSIC Admission 25c each PAGE FIVE week, end, , Miss Mary 'Jackson of Acton spent the .week end with fier, mother, Mrs. L. C. Jackson. Mrs. Rolbert Strong. spent the week in 'Kitchener with her daughter afict son-in-law, Me. and Mrs. Team- erson. NORTH:SIDE W. AC 'S. The 'February meeting of the W. 11,1. 'S of Northside United Church was held in the Sunday school room on Thursday, Feb. 110 at 2130 p. en. The hymn "'Oh God, Our Help in Ages past," was sung and Mrs. Laing, the President, led in prayer. The sec- retary's report was .accepted without reading, and the treasurer's report by Miss IA, 1Fenguson was adopted as read. Mrs. IKeine read some very in- teresting points on temperance. Same 'business was discussed and the roll call was taken. Mrs. 'Glew, as ,captain ;of Circle 2, then took change of the ,devational part of the meeting. The hymn, "Take Titne to be Holy," was sung. The devotional leaflet, "The Church in 'Action in the INation," was read by Miss A. liVallace. Mrs. Turn- bull read the Scripture lesson, and Miss A. Ferguson led in grayer. Miss A. L'Ftwrence then taok charge and illustrated "The lEducational Life di our Chure;h." It was very interesting as she took us iby moviug slides into IN. Sask., Trinidad, Japan, China, M- rica and Korea, and showed us the wonderful way in which education had developed in these different oourt- tr•ies. The offering •was then, received. The hysnn 9 am trusting Thee, Lord Jesus," was sting and the meet- ing was closed by grayer. CONSTANCE Mrs. Austin Dexter, ,captain of group 2 of the W.A„ entertained a few ladies to tea on Tuesday after- noon of this week. Misses Margaret and Kathleen Yungblutt spent a week with their aunt, Mrs. Austin and Charles 'Dexter. Miss Ethel Dexter returned home with 'them for a 'few days. . A joint meeting of the W. A. and W.M.S. met in the ;basement of the church Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Britton opened meeting by. Ilse o'f hymn 4116, "Search Me 0 God." Themes for the year, the Church in my lif; all life, all nations, and the theme for 'February, "The Church 19 action in the nation." The minutes vvere read by the secretary and ad- opted. Short prayers were offered by .Ifrs. Lindsay, Mrs. Robert Lawson and Mrs, Britton, LA. 'letter of apprec- iation from Mrs. 1Gardiner was read and the WA. then took charge. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dexter spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cuningham and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Yangblutt of Auburn. A joint meeting of the WA. and W.M.S. was held in the schoolroom of the church on Thursday, 'Feb. lit. The president. Mrs. ?E. Adams, pre- sided for the W.A. and opened this part of the meeting by the nse hymn 123, after which prayer was otTered 'by Mrs. Snell and the Lord's prayer repeated. The minutes of the previous meeting were read by 'Viola Dexter and adopted. A cad of thanks from Mrs. Gardiner was read by the president. 'MTS. Chas. Dexter was ap- pointed captain for group .411rs. Chas, !Riley. MTS. Austin Dexter, Mrs. Geo. Leitch, Mrs. Frank Riley, Mrs. Leo Stephenson and Mrs. 'Joseph 'Riley were appointed a committee to buy wood, 'kindling and other necessary equipment for the kitchen. Mrs. A. 'Dexter presided for Croup No. 2. Scripture lesson was read 'by Mrs. C. Riley. Solo by Mrs. Leo Stephenson. 'There is a 1Green Hill Far Away." Leaflet by Viola Dexter entitled "The Church in Action." The study ,book was given by Ivy Simmons. Mrs. Snell closed with prayer after which a social half hour was spent, when lunch was served. HAWAIIAN Guitar Lessons Studio will be open Every FRIDAY Afternoon and Even- ing.—Over W. R. Smith's Groc- ery, Seaforth Drop M and visit our Studio any 'Friday and we will be ;glad to •demonstrate, or word may be left at Smith's 'Grocery store. ROY WALTERS Hawaiian Guitar. Instructor Gowanstown, 'Ont. BAYFIELD Mr. and Mrs. N. Toms of Detroit spent the week end with the •former's 'mother, :Mrs. if. Toms, Mr. and Mrs. H. Weston 'returning to Detroit with Ibem. Rev. •Mr. Gale was ill on Sunday and ,nnable to take services in the United .Church. Mr. Colin Campbell supplied 'Ear him at the morning ser- vice. We are pleased to, know Mr. IGale has recovered. L.O.L. No. 04. 'Reynold, beld'a suc- cessful euchre and dance in the town hall on Tri., Feb. 1111th. Prize winners were Mrs. 'F. IGemeinhardt, Mrs, W. Talbot, Douglas ''Gemeinhardt and {John McLeod. The door prize was won'by Roy Dawson. Fraser Sth4ing won :the drawing for the cabinet of usilver and the :face table cloth was won by Miss 'Gladys Clarke. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ferguson and A. E. Erwin spent Tuesday. in Sea - :forth. Mrs. Rouatt is spending a few weeks at J. Detvat's on the Blue Wat- Mr. and Mrs. nueit spent the ,week end in ,Loudon, •Msa M. Stirling is visiting her sis- ter in Port NOTICE In order to assist in paying for heat and light the Seaforth Library Boatel have fixed the following chargp for use of rooms: TOWN Lecture Hall, $1.00''per meeting. ORGANIZATIONS Small Room, 50c per meeting. OUTSIDE Lecture Hall, $2,00' per meeting. 'ORGANIZATIONS Small Room, $1.00 per meeting. Meetings of longer periods than afternoon or evening:will be increased accordingly Anyone wishing to Use any Of .above rooms will please get in touch with J. G. Milts, chairman of property- committee, to see that the .date is clear. Payment for use of rooms to be paid to Miss Thomp,son„ Librarian, at Library at close of meeting, who will give re- ceipt for same. • • SEAFORTH PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD, E. C. Chamberlain, Secretary BRUCEFIELD Miss Margaret Watson who is at- tending the college of education in Toronto spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Watson. Mr. ,and Mrs, Colin West and Dor- athy of St. Thomas, on their return from Florida, 'visited at the manse last week. At the W. M, S. meeting last Wed- nesday Mrs. Bremner had charge of the ,devotional epriod when hyrna 4110 was sung. The scripture reading Phil. 13:15-113, was read by Mrs, J. S. Must- ard, prayer was offered by three of the members, Mrs. 'A. McQueen read the devotional leaflet, hymn .5110 was then sung. The president had charge of the 'business period; it was ,decid- ed to hold our thankoffering meeting during Baster week, our next meet- ing will be held just before the serv- ice on the Day of 'Prayer lvtarch 4th. Mrs. Jas. 'McQueen who had the cur- rent event. read extracts from a letter received !Herm Miss Margaret Brown, Shanghai, China, which was very in- teresting. Mrs. Aikenhead, Christian stewardship secretary, read a short poem. 'Mrs. H. Aikenhead took the chair ,for dle study .period, 'when the fifth chapter. 'The Light of the Mind," was taken, this chapter tells of the •tvork among the Canadian Ind- ians and Christian edueation abroad; she was assisted by Miss M. Swan anti Mrs, 'A, T. Scott. Hymn 3.58 was sung and Mrs. Aikenhead .closed the meeting with the benediction. Mr, and Mrs. Webster MoNaughton of Bothwell and Mr. Robt. McNtaugh- ton of 1.oncion spent the week end with their ,parents, lir. and Mrs. John McNaughton. While home they at- tended the funeral of their uncle. the late Mr. Webster Turner, of Stanley. Mrs. Wm. Douglas returned home Iron Marlette, Mich., on Sunday where 511e had 'been for the past two weeks, helping to rare for her 'broth- er the late John Hudson. • •Mr. 'Walter Moffat and Mr. Carl Deihl of Stanley are in Clinton hos- pital. A speedy recovery is hoped for them. Mr. Goldie Graham who was also in Clinton hospital has returned .home. The !February meeting of the Wo- man's Association was held in the schoolroom of the church. The first part of the meeting was devoted to sewing. The 'Devotional part of the meeting was taken 'by Mrs. 'George SWall. The meeting was ,opened iby singing. hymn 1€15. This was frillowed by the Scripture reading which was found in 25,th 'Psalms. The Devotional part of the meeting closed with the singing of 'hymn Sin The president then took the chair. The minutes of 'the previous meeting were read and adapted. The roll eel was responded to thy 38 members. ;Business was then discussed and meeting closed by all repeating the Mizpah !benediction, Lunch was then served by the hostess and her assistants. Mr. ,and Mrs. T. H. Wheeler spent a couple of days last week in Strat- ford. Mr. ;and Mrs. J. Schilbe of Zurich .spent Sunday .1,vith 'Mr. and Mrs. G. Swan. Mrs. 'Mice Rohner is visiting in Exeter. Miss Evelyn 'Grainger of Stratford spent one •day :last :week at her boine here. Mrs. L. Forrest and Mrs. •McAsh spent Tuesday in London. 'Master Jack Prouse .pf London spent the week end with ,Mr. !and IVIrs. L. Forrest. Mrs. Wm. Wright of Seaforth vis- ited Mr. and ;Mrs. John 'Grainger on Tuesday of :Ictst week.. VARNA The February meeting of the Wo- men's 'Association was held on Feb, 10th at the IParsonage. ;Meeting op- ened with 'Mrs. Peters in charge and eleven ladies present. ItYnin 6841, "Unto the hills", was sung, 'followed by the Lord's prayer repeated in iunieach 'weelc. - %son. Bible readine:, 6th chapter of John. was taken by Mrs. George Clarke. 'file minutes of the last meet - were read by the secretary. The annual report was given by 'Mrs. Roy • Dawson, and showed the association had been quite successful during 19317. Business was traneacted, date set for the play now 'being prepared, for Mar. 10th. :Election of officers for 1938 re- sulted as follows: President, Mrs, A. Inv; Vice President, Mrs. j. Peters; 2nd Vice Pres„ Mrs. 1G. !Johnston; Secretary, Mrs. IRoy !Dowson; Treas- urer, Mrs. Ed. 1Foster; Organist, Mrs, Will Reid: Asst, Organist, Mrs. Lee McConnell: 'flower committee, Mrs. G. Clarke; membership committee, Mrs. J. Stelck arid Mrs. A. McCon- nell: work committee, Mrs. W. 'John- ston, Mrs. O. Dowson, Mrs. il-I. Con- nell; Press Secretary, Mrs, Roy Dow - son. Meeting then adjourned and Play practice followed. The 'Royal .Searlet 'Chapter a 'Stan- ley :district held, their annual meeting in the Orange Hall on Mon., Feb. 101. The ,following officers were duly el- ected: N. C. 'Fred Watson;.ID. C. j. S. Petty; Chap., A. 'E. Erwin; rec. sec., Chas. C. 'Pilgrim; treas., Fred MeCly- mom; marshadl, H. Stinson; list Lect., W. j. McLeod: 2nd Lect., Louis Clarice: llist Cond.. Eimer Webster; 2nd Cond.. G. C. Petty: ;Herald, T. Stinson: Sentinel, Robt, Elliott. The WA. of St. John's 'Church met at the Mune of Mrs. M. Reid Thurs- day when it was decided• to hold a so- cial evening on or about dst March. 111, Pheme Logan was renewing acquaintances ht the -village last week. HILLSGREEN Mrs. James Jarrott and Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Jarrott attended the fun- eral of the former's brother, the late Mr. John 'Hudson in Michigan on Sat- urday. Mr. 'Ross Love called on relatives in ,Plattsville recently. Mrs. Turner is being visited by her sisters from the West. Mr. George Stephenson of Walker- ton called on his parents, Mr. and :Mrs. Robert Stephenson and family during the week. 'After an illness of over two month., Webster Turner died on Feb. 9th at the hospital in Seaforth. All that lov- ing hands and medical attention could do were of little avail owing to a heart ailment, The deceased was a kind and loving man, ever ready to 4do his part in every line of affairs. He will be greatly missed in his home as well as in the community where he lived for almost '58 years. He served his town- ship as councillor and later !became Reeve. He was a member of the Or- ange Lodge at 'Varna, In the Hills - green Church he was a member and a very active woriser in different organ- izations. His wife, formerly Minerva Stephenson, a son Ralph at home, and a daughter, Mrs, R. Consitt,' and Elm- er farming' on the Parr line, survive. He also ;leaves two brothers. John in Clinton and Harvey, Parr line; three sisters, !Mrs. B. Keys, Babylon line; Mrs. F. Godeman, Hensall, and Mrs.' Mc/sTaughton of 'ruckersmith. The funeral was most largely attended and held from 'his late home on Parr line, Stanley township on Saturday. Rev. E. F. Chandler, 'his pastor, conducted the funeral service at the house and the OrangeLodge held the service at the grave. There were many :beautiful fior- ai trib.utes. Duets were rendered by Mr. and Mrs,, Stephenson of •Michi- gan, of 'favorite hymns of the deceas- ed. Much sympathy is felt in this cominuniity for the 'bereaved. 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