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The Seaforth News, 1939-06-22, Page 5THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1939; PAGE FIVE. THE SEAFORTH NEWS June 22 to June 28 MILK, tall 2 TANS CARNATIONn 2 TINS 150. �C PORK & BEANS, Aylmer; 21 oz, CORN, 17 oz,; PEAS, 17 oz. ;alle 2,/as TOMATOES, Lynn Valley HELMET CORNED 'BEEF ....3 TIN'S 25c BRUNSWICK SARDINES .BLUE ROSE CHOICE RICE 2 TINS 27c 5 TINS 25C 2 LBS, 1 S C Royal York Tea, iOrange•'Pekoe, r/s Each iPost's Branflakes • Hillcrest Shortening Salmon, Fancy, Red Cohoe, Unicorn or Golden Net • per pkg. 2 lbs. s is 'Old English Floor. Wax, is per tin Quaker Corn Flakes 2 pkg. Interlake Toilet 'Paper Aylmer Infant's .Fdod Catelli's 'Cooked Macaroni and 3 rolls 3 tins Spaghetti, 16 'oz. 2 tins $rasso, small -15c; Large Kirk's Hardwater Soap per cake Comfort Soap 4 :bars 2 .pkg. 2 lbs. 23c Each 25c McLaren's (Minute Tapioca Sultana Raisins Peanut Butter, Sand Pail, and Shovel, 26 oz 33c 10c 23c 27c 59c 17c 25c 25c 19c 25c 5c 13c 19c Pumpkin, Aylmer 16 oz Aylmer Pie Cherries, 13 dz. Texas Grape Fruit Juice, 18 oz Diced Beets, Aylmer 2s, squat 2 tins 17c Diced Carrots, Aylmer 17 in. , 2 tins 17c Certo, Jellies All Fruits . per btl. 25c Richard's Carbolic Soap per cake 5c Weston's Spring Blossom Biscuits per It 19c Choice Breakfast Bacon pr. It 29c per th 17c 1 It 13c 2 Tins 13c 2 tins 27c 2 tins 19c Bologna Licorice Allsorts, Candy Crown Fruit Jars—small Crown Fruit Jars—medium Parowax„ 1•s per doz. 99c per doz. 1.09 2 tbs. 25c Paper Napkins, 100s white per pkg. 15c Paper Picnic Plates 2 doz. 15c Drinking Paper Cups, Cello pkg, of 12.. per pkg. lOc RYRoss j• Sproat Miss N. Pryce PHONE PHONE $ Walker's FUNERAL HOME UNDERTAKING AND EMBALMING • J. R. 'WALKER, IR Holder of Governinent diploma and license. Flowers furnished Night or day phone 67 BA'NDON SCHOOL REUNION (Continued from Page 4.) under, Velma Hesk, Isobel Riley; Isobel Ohowen and `Edna Ball (tied). Skipping race, girls, 13 and under, Helen Dale, Isobel Riley. Girls' race, 10 and under, Velma Hesk, Isabel Ohowen, Helen ' Dale. Girls' . race, 8 and under, •Isabel Chawen, Lois Hes- selwood, Ilene Hesselwood. Race, girls 5 and under, Helen Balt, Irma. Bean and Ann Fairservice (tied) Races—Boys 5 years and under, David Fairservice, Billy Medd, Art Riley. Boys, 'i3 and under, Billy ,Ohow- en and 'Douglas Hesk, t(tied); Reggie Hesselwood. Boys, •10 and under, Ailrich'Lovett, Billy C'howen, Douglas Hesk. Boys, 1110 and .under, running. and jumping, Alrich Lovett, Douglas Hesk. Skipping for girds, 10 and: under, Helen Dale, Ilene Hesselwood. Adults --'Grandfather's race, Jim Medd. Grandmother's race, 'Mrs. Bert Hoggart. Married men's race, Ben Riley. Married women's race, Mrs,; Jim Chowen, Mrs. Bien Riley Jr, Young mils race, 'Allan Shaddick, Lloyd Medd. Young women's race, 77 Beryl Canter, Joyce Fairservice. Minute race, 3 girls tied, Lizzie Fairservice and Etta Riley and Eunice Roy. Neoktie race, Miss Olive Moon and Tom Ross, Boys' race, '13 and under, Beecher Menzies, Teddy Mc - Nall. Thread the needle, Beatrice Riley and I.John Hesselwood. Kicking the slipper, Beryl 'Carter, Doris Mann. Sack race, Allan Shad - dick. Boys' ,race, 116 and under, Allan, Shaddick, Bruoe Roy. Ladies' nail driving, Helen Hoggart. Men's nail driving, Ross Maim. Balloon and soda biscuit race, Mil- ton Litble. Life-saver race, Isabel Riley and Kenneth Stewattt. Running hop, step and jump, Tom Ross, Bruce Roy. Running high jump, Allan Shaddick, Bruce Roy e5 ft.). Pole vaulting, Glen Carter, Bruce Roy. (Continued on Page .3) TOWN TOPICS .Mr. James 'Eckert, son of Mr. J: M.' Eckert, who 'has bean attending Stratford ibusinese college, has se- cured a position with the Western 'Canning Co., ''Exeter. Mr. Fred Eckert made a 'business, trip to Loudon Mast. Tuesday. Mr. and I1vtrs. Geo, Ainslie of Lea- mington, acoomip'anied by Mrs, Ai slie s sister Mrs. Ruth Mawson of Yorkshire, England,' visited at the home . of their niece, ,Mrs. N. L. Carter, Huron Rd: 'west, ,this week Mrs. John ..Sproat and 'Mrs. Sykes spent a few days at Big Meadows Farm, Ailsa Craig. Mr, Aubrey Hiles 'Carter, science teacher at Piston for the past four years, has been appointed to the staff of, the Walkerville Collegiate. Mrs, John Connolly and Mrs, 'Mich- ael Jordan of Mitchell spent a dew days et the 'home of Mr. and Mrs, James Murray, MoKidlop. Week -end guests at the 'home of :Mr. and 'Mrs. IN, L. 'Ca'rter were Mrs. IJ. B. Tyerman of Leamington, Mir. and 'Mrs. Gordon Ainslie, 'Monroe, Mrs. and -Miss Medd, London, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stonehouse and Donald of 'Goderic'h, and 'Mrs. W. Hiles, Clinton. Mr. .and Mrs, Geo. E. Ferguson, Miss Jean Ferguson and 'Mr, Russell Ferguson, of Toronto, were Sunday visitors iwith the former's sisters, Sparing street, Dr. J, Melbourne Koine of Winni- peg is visiting his parents, Rev. C. C. and Mrs. Kahle. Rev. 'Mr. 'Koine is still quite ill, and owing to 'his illness they cannot celebrate the 40th anniv- ersary of their wedding on July Ix. Mrs. Fred Robinson and young grandson, Wayne Richard Wiley, of Detroit, left •on Wednesday for a short visit in London alter spending a week at the home of Mr, Geo. Seip. Mrs, Howard ,L. Purdy and little daughter of Toronto are visiting her mother Mrs. E. 'Kerslake. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Connell and son Mr. 'Roy Connell, of Tuckersmith, and Mrs. James Sproat, E'gmondville, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Will Carter, Hallett. Mrs. David Jarman and her son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs, Edward 'Jarman and the latter's son, Richard and 'her brother Mr, Richard Matthews, all of Plymouth, . Pa„ are spending a week at the home of 14rs. David Jarman's niece, Miss Nellie Pryce. Miss Pryce, when abroad last year, while visiting at her moth- er's ,home in Wales, learned that her aunt and cousins tired in Pennsyl- vania • their first visit s ist vania and this Mrs. J. B. Tyerman of Leamington spent a few days in town over the week end, Joan McMaster suffered a fractured collarbone on Monday afternoon when she fell from her tricycle near the swimming pool on the highway. Mr. and 'Mrs. John Butt and dau- ghter Joy Belle of Flint, Mich., spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, William Butt and accomp- anied them to spend Sunday with their sons at 'Kippen. Miss Charlotte Thompson has 'been quite i11 and is confined to hospital. Miss Anne Ross is visiting her niece, Mrs. Driscoll at Leadbury. Mrs. G. F. 'Garden, Toronto, is spending a •few weeks with Mr. and •Mrs. Adam Hays. Of Personal Interest To Women For Better Permanent Waves Special Prices For This Week MANLEY. Mr, George Kistler has gone to his home in Kitchener after spending several weelcs with his many 'friends in this vicinity, Mr. Alex Mitchell has completed sawing his stock . of custom logs. .1'[r. John A. Eckart has the nnost complete outfit for circular sawing wood and he is kept busy on the job as Inc'loses no tittle pulling up sbatkes, and is on the road as soon as the saw stops. ' ' The ,country .is looking its ,best and all are 'looking forward to a change for good times. • Much sympathy is felt for two of our young hien east of here when they got lost and came too grief north of Seaforth last- Friday, but luckily escape severe injury, -although the .car suffered the damage. Seaforth Monument Works (formerly W. E. Chapman) --Now operated by CUNNINGHAM & PRYDE A COMPLETE LINE OF CEMETERY MEMORIALS • Always On Display SEAFORTH — TUESDAY'S & SATURDAY'S Or any time by appointment --Call .105, Dr. Harburn EXETER—PHONE 41J ,Please phone appointments early. Phone 152 SUTHERLAND Beauty Shop TOWN TOPICS Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Hart and Ken- neth spent the week end with friends in Kincardine. Mrs, 1-1.' W. Hart and Mrs. C. W. Colclough visited 'friends in Stratford on Wednesday., The local militia went to Hensel ort 'Wednesday afternoon to attend the funeral of the date George Brook of Hensadl, a war veteran. Mrs. S. Boyd celebrated her - 911st 'birthday quietly et her home on High st. on Wednesday, June 2,1.. Her many friends called .at herhomeduring the day and extended congratulations. VARNA The community wasgreatly shock- ed to 'know sof the very sudden death of a much respected citizen in the person of Mr, George 'McOlinchey„ who passed away Saturday. His death came as a great shock to his family: Much sympathy is extended to his now bereaved widow and 'family. The funeral was held Monday from his late residence and 'lamely attended. 'Mr. and Mrs. Latham and little son Billy in company with Miss Beatty of don spent Sunday. with Mrs. L. Beatty and daughter Edith. Sorry to say Mrs. Beatty is not as well as we would like to report but we hope for a speedy recovery. Mr. Harold Rathwell spent Sunday at the parental hone. He was accom- panied home by Mrs. Stelok. ,Mrs. J. T. Reid, son Eric and 'dau= Otter Pearl of London, were renew- ing acquaintances 'here. Mrs. Jas. Stephenson, Goshen line, spent Tuesday with her sister, Miss Mossop. BAYFIELD Old Tyme DANCE! TO 'ADDIE IRWIN AND HER .MELODY BOYS Friday, June 23rd AT THE Rendezvous ON THE LAKE Conte and enjoy yourself—Every- body welcome. General Adm. 25 :cts, DANCE LAST OF THE SEASON DUBLIN . . FRIDAY EVENING 23 JUNE $2.00 Door Prize MAC B'URGES'S' ORCHESTRA Adinis,sion' - - 315c COMI STRATFORD CASINO Thurs June29 ,Emerson Gill and His Orchestra Only, Canadian Appearance Admission $1.00 Each Advance Sale 85c each Write or wire Stratford Casino, .Stratford, for tickets which will be held. STRAWBERRY: FESTIVAL ABUNDANCE OF FRESH STRAWBERRIES & CREAM SPLENDID SUPPER TO BE SERVED BY THE WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION ,OIN WEDNESDAY,` JUNE 28th Under Auspices Egmondville Choir at EGMONDVILLE UNITED CHURCH SUPPER SERVED FROM 6 P.M. -- 8 P.M. PAGEANT JACK CANUCK • - BUILDER THE BEST OF LOCAL AND OUTSIiDE TALENT tGIVE YOU A WtHIRLWIND PAGEANT OF YO'UN'G CANADA ON PARADE . CAST Heralds Carmen Hogg, Wallace Hogg Spirit of Canada Vera Hudson Spirit of Law Gordon Finnigan Spirit of Education , . , . Edwin Chesney Spirit of Industry Harold Finnigan Spirit of Religion Glenn Gemmell Representatives of Provinces—P.E.I. James Broadfoot Nova Scotia Ethel Jackson N.B Stuart Love Que, Maxine Stanbury Ont. William Forrest Man. Anna Watson Sask. Cleve Combs Alta. Pearl Townsend B. C. Warden Haney Spirit of Love ..Pansy Adams Spirit of Loyalty Arthur Jackson Spirit of Relig. Education Beryl Wilson C. G. I. T. Dorothy Taman:;, C. S. E. T. Clare Haney Boy Henry Ainsborough Girl Jean Strong Assisted by •Mrs, Menzies, Mr. James T. Scott, Mr. Arthur Golding HUMOR AND ENTERTAINMENT GALORE—COME Admission— Adults 410c Family Fee 11.215 HULLETT HOME COOKING Congratulations contained in a tele- gram front Their Majesties the King and Queen was received by a •former Hullett couple, Mr. and 'Mrs. John Vodden, celebrating their 60th wed- ding anniversary at their present home in Clinton. The telegram read; "S.S. Empress of Britain, via Louis - bung, MS, and Toronto, June 19, 11939. Mr, and Mrs. John Vodden, Clinton, Ont, The King and Queen send you heartiest congratulations on your Diamond Wedding Day. BAYFIELD Mr. and Mrs. Will Cameron of Seaforth spent Sunday at the latter's parents', Mr, and Mrs. Talbot. Mrs, Melvin' Talbot and 'fancily spent Sunday at the 'home of Mr, and Mrs, W. H. Talbot, Mr, and Mrs. Wight, Miss Betty Walters and Miss Nora and Bili Balkwell of London spent the week end with Miss 1'I. Ferguson. Mr, and Mrs. G, Chttrchward and Miss 'K. Moorhottse and Mary Jean of London spent the week end at thein cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hinchley, . Miss Wightman and Miss Susie Gnvenlock of Seaforth visited friends in the vill- age over the week end. Mr, and 'Mrs. T. 'Erwin who spent the last month at the home of A. E. Erwin left on Friday for their home in Akron, Ohio. Dr, Chas. Stagdil' of Toronto spent the week end with his family at their cottage on the Terrace. Professor KaIb'fleish of Western University, London, is building a summer home on the propenty he purchased from the Biggart Estate. Dr. Alexander of London is also remodeling his cottage he recently purchased from Mr. H. 'Weston, and Mr. Blyth Stephenson of Toronto is making extensive improvements 'to his property. Mrs. S. Cleave was in Kincardine on Sunday to call on her sister who is seriously ill. CHISELHURST. The June meeting of the Chisel burst W. M. S. was held at the home of Mrs. W. J. Pybus with a good at- tendance, Meeting opened by singing .1240, after which Mrs. Ferguson led in prayer. Roll call was answered by your favorite flower. The Scripture readings were read by Ruby Dal- rymple, Mrs. Cudnlore and Jean Venner. A missionary talk was then given by Mrs, Layton of Exeter which was much enjoyed. A short paper on "Should Canada Admit Refugees" was given by members of Group 2. A duet was then given by Mrs. Pybes, and Mrs. Thos, Brint- nell which was :much enjoyed by all. The meeting closed with prayer. 411114, ST. COLUMBAN Miss Alice Flannery is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, T. Flannery. Mrs, B. Doyle, Beechwood, spent the past week with her daughter, Mrs, F. Jordan, Hibbert. The Catholic Women's League are holding a social on June 29th. Miss Annie Ryan is holidaying at her home, (signed) Private Secretary." The oc- casion of their anniversary on Mon- day, .June 10, was the firsttime in years that their family of four sons and two 'daughters were ail together: Their son and his wife were present front Madden, Alberta, and another s,ut who spent 113 years in California has been living in Clinton since re- turning. 'home last year. A reception was held from 2 to 4 o'clock on Mon- day afternoon and in the evening a diluter was held for the family. The bride and 'groom of sixty years ago were presented by the family with a beautiful basket of sixty roses, ex- quisitely decorated with .golden tulle and gold lettering. The wedding cake centred the table. Flowers tastefully adorned the rooms, At the time of their fiftieth wedding anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Vodden were living on their farm a mile south and west of Lon- desboro. Shortly afterwards they re- tired to Clinton. They lived on the Sth and 9th concessions of Hallett all their married life. Mrs: Vodden was 'formerly Elizabeth Waite of the 1:1th concession, Hullett They were mar- ried on June 18, 1879, by Rev. Janes Pritchard, Presbyterian minister of, Auburn. The 'bridesmaid was the late Mrs. James Graves, formerly, Eliza- beth Ratcliffe, and the best man was the .hride's twin 'brother, Wm. ,Waite, now living in Goderich, who was present on Monday. The members of the fancily are: Elizabeth (Mrs. Rob- ert Scott •of Hullett near Londes- •boro) William J. Vodden of Goder- ich Twp, Albert W. Vodden, Lond- eshoro: Robert H. Vodden of Clin- ton; Ernest Vodden of 'Madden, Alta. and Florence (Mrs, W. R. Nimmo of Tor,altu,) There are five grand- children, CONSTANCE The Constance Sunday School will hold 'their anniversary services. Sun- day evening, 'Jane 215th at 7,30 p.m. Rev. H. V. Workman will be the speaker. Special music by the choir, BORN Bender-Iin Scott Memorial Hospi- tal on Wed., (June 2111, 111939, .to Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Bender, Seaforth, a son, BRODHAGEN. Mr. and Mrs. George Young of Stratford, Miss Nora Sholdice of Walton Mr. Orville Whitfield of Brussels, Miss Adelia Quereugesser and Don Stauck of Kitchener visited with Mr, and Mw, Russell Sholdice on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Bennewies of Woodstock visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John L Bennewies. Mr, :and Mrs. Aug. Hillnbrec'h't and Mr. and Mrs, John Rock spent Sun- day in Port Elgin, 'Mr. and \'Mrs. Rock remaining for a few weeks. The people of Brodhagen and vic- inity had their radios tuned to radio station C'KCR, Kitchener, on Sunday morning to hear their pastor, Rev. S. Friedericksen conduct the serncon in St. Matthew's Lutheran Church Ret. and Mrs. F. Haack of Massey Spent a few days with Rev. 'and Mrs, S. Friedricksen AND AFTERNOON TEA IN SCOTT'S VACANT STORE, SEAFORTH Friday, June 23rd • AT THREE O'CLOCK Uner •the' auspices of the Ladies' Guild of St. Thomas Church STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL To be held on the Lawn of St, Andrew's Church, KIPPEN Tuesday, . June 27 The Dashwood Band will furnish an excellent musical programme. SUPPER FROM 6 TO 8 P.M. Admission - 35c and 20e STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL CHISELHURST UNITED CHURCH Friday, June 23rd Supper from 5.30 to 8 followed by an interesting programme in the Church. Admission—Adults 35c, Children 20c BLAKE. A number from this community at- tended the 710th anniversary services in the •Goshen Cdtitrch on Sunday 'and the social on Wednesday evening. A representative of the temperance cause ;will conduct •services here on Sunday, IJtune 216, at S.0 a.m. in the Blake Church,. A aiunn'her attended the funeral in Zurich on Saturday of the late broth- er of our local 'blacksmith at Blake. We extend our sympathy from this ,romnttniity to the sorrowing ones. VARNA Death of George McClinchey— A gloom was cast over, the com- nutnity.on Saturday, June 17th, in the passing on of, a dear friend and neighbor, Mr, 'George MMtClinehey. who although not in the best of health n -as going around in his usual was until Saturday noon when 'he passed peacefully away from a 'heart seizure in his si51th year. The deceased was • a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meclinchey, Stanley Twp., and was one of a fancily of thirteen, 9 staving predeceased him. lar. Mc- Clinehey farmed •usccessfu.11y for six- teen years an the 'Goshen line, in 191e, moving to the Bayfield road where he had since resided. He leaves to mourn, his o•ife, formerly Amble Armstrong; three sons, Willner, Ern- est and Jack, o'f Varna, and two daughters, Mrs. 'Emerson Kyle, Kie- pen, anis Mt.. Ivan Steckle, Bayfield. One 'hrothet Arthur, Stanley Twlp.,. and two sisters, Mw Wm. Hart, of Brucefield, and Miss Eliza, also of 'Stanley. The funeral which was large- ly attended was held from his late 'home on :M'onday afternoon. Services were conducted iby. the Rev. Peters. Interment in Bayfield Cemetery The floral tributes were many and very 'beautiful. The pallbearers ' were Jno. McAs•h• Ed Faster, Alex McConnell, Vw. J. 1'ohnston, Atch Galbraith and Wm. Reid, •The !flower !bearers were Lee McConnell, 'Glenn DOwson, Fred. and F.'anery MsCltnahey and Elmore Stephenson. Much sympathy is '.ex- tended to the bereaved= wife and family.: