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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1939-08-03, Page 4PAGE FOUR. THE SEAFORTH NEWS Snowdon Bros:,Rubtieheee WINTHROP The heavy rains were greatly wel- comed,as the root cropsand pasture eelds were badly in need of The farmers are busy cutting bale ley and oat% while some have finished. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eaton and Larry spent Sunday with friends in Dashwood. Mr. and Mr's. Foster Bennett. Mona and Billy and Mel Merriam spent. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Eaton. Mrs. Gillies, 'Isabel and Bruce, are spending a few weeks with friends to CoRingwood. Mayor's Cabinet Meets Rulers at World's Fair— Members of Mayor LaGuardia'$ cabinet and their wives were present- ed to the Bing and Queen at the World's Fair, during the 30-nunute reception at Perylon Hall, New York. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Maher were among the members. Mrs. Maher was formerly Mise Mabel Ballard, daugh- ter of Mr. John Bullard of Winthrop. Want and For Sale Ads„; weeks etee $2500 STAKES , CiViC HOLIDAY MON., 7 1,30 P.M. —FIVE RACES— Free-For-All Divis ons) Three -Year old Trot Three -Year old Pace 2.28 Pace Admission 500. BETTING PRIVILEGES DOC MILLER, Starter BRODHAGEN. Miss Betty Horn of Willow_ Grove i, holidaying . with' Miss Norma Ahrens. Bucca Riekluier of Zur eh is spend- ing lis holidays with his -uncle Geo. Eickmeir. Mrs. Cressmeu of Waterloo spent last week with Mrs. Geo, Eickmeir, returiihig to Waterloo with Mr. and Mrs, Geo Eickmeir on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Steles and Richard of Detroit are visiting with Mrs. Hannah Steles. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Bu1•nett of 'De- troit visited Mr, and Mrs. Adam Kistner, Mr. and Mrs. John Amstein and Robert and Roy silent Sunday in Bridgeport. Mr, Howard Blligson 01 Stratford is holidaying with Howard Queren- gesser. MANLEY Miss Mary McNay has returned home after spending her vacation in Detroit. Miss Mary Beall from Detroit is at present holidaying with friends in our burg. Mr. John Deitz and Mr. Geo. Ben- newies are on the threshing route, also John A. Eckert and Alex Mitch- ell. The late rain has made the cut- ting grain heavy, but all the grain is a good sample and the pastures are touch improved. ST. COLUMBAN Bre. A. J. Dalton of Sherbrooke, 011P., spent two weeks 'at the home o'; his -mother. Mrs, John Dalton, St. t o luntban .lir. and Mrs. Jos. Moylan, Kitch- ener. visited their rester ivy houses for the w, id. Miss Loretta Holland spent - the week end atthe horse of her par- ents, Miss Katherina Flannery, Kitchell.- er is home for the sunnier months. Rev. Father -Nigh has t e'cuied to Texas after visiting' his many friends here. Mr. Toni Melalty suffered severe injury to his leg at the football game held 'in Monday night. Malty from here spent Sunday at Baytield and also Goderich etre. '4Vtlliam Dorsey is visiting friends in Detroit. THE SEAFORTI-1 NEWS returned home after a very pleasant visit with Mr, and Mrs. Fred Corbett. Mrs. D. Grassick of Tbtonto is vis- iting at the home of het daughter, Mrs. Geo.. Waller. Mrs. Fred Hess visited last week at the home of her brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Howard in Exeter. Mrs. Harry Abray and fancily of London visited last week with Mrs. Abray's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Colin Hudson. Mr, and Mrs. Lester Fisher and family of Windsor are visiting at the home of the former's'parents, Mr: and Mrs, John Fisher. Mr, and Mrs. Johu Zuefle returned - home last week after -a very pleasant holiday at the Pinery. Mr. and Mrs, Carl Passmore and son left on Sunday for Pike's Bay where they will spend their vacation. 1 Mrs. Eldon Kading and babe of London visited last week with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Colin Hudson. Miss Alice Glen oe Clinton is the guest of her cousins Misses Lois and Marion Maclaren: Mrs. Philips of Hamilton, who has been the guest of Mrs. John Murdoch for the past week has returned to her home. . Mrs, Roy Parlmer and daughter Caroline of Windsor are visiting at the Baine of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher. Hensall Citizen's Band was in Wingham on Friday evening .partici- pating in the Band Tattoo. Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Coleman and family of Detroit visited last week at the hone of the former's brother, Mr. Wesley Coleman. Mr. Harvey Hudson of Ildertou visited last week with his parents Sir. and Mrs. Colin Hudson,. Mr. John Tapp visitedlast week wale leis 5011 Mr. James Tapp in Ot- tawa. MVlr. and bars. Bert Horton, who have been visiting for the past sev- eral weeks with relatives in and town left an Monday for their hone in Teras, Miss Edna Butt of Toronto visited last week with Mrs. Jolla Dinsdale and Mrs. Fred Simmons. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Thompson and fancily of Toronto are holidaying at the hone of Mrs. Thompson's parents Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher. Miss Dorothy Brazier of London is holidaying at the home of Dr. and Mrs. D. 11 Steer. Miss Marion Sangster who under- went an operation for appendicitis in Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, last week, returned home on Sunday, Donald and Irno !Weber of Zurich are holidaying with their father, Mr. Roy Weber, Mrs. Anna MacDonald and Miss Mary McAslt moved into their dwell- ing on Queen street which they re ready 'purchased from Mr. W. Jones, this week. Mr. T. C. Joynt, Donald and Carey pent Sunday with relatives in Listo- wel, Miss Gillespie of Brandon is the guest of Miss Helen Swan this week. Mr, and Sirs, Nornran Cook ,a'nd family returned home un Tuesday af- ter a very pleasant mont'h's vacation at Veseaga Beach., Mr... (bion Davis and children of Toronto are visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mr loam R McDonald. Mr. and Mr:. R MacLean >f Detroit spenot the week end at the 14‘trie the latter, mother, firs. Miry Jackson. HENSALL Miss Irene Hoggarth is holidaying at the home of her brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Roy Flear in Wheatley. Mr. and Mre. Gus Vette and little daughter who have been visiting with Mrs. Lou Simpson and Mrs. Robt. Bonthron for the past two weeks, returned to their home in Detroit on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Alger Brown and granddaughter of Oxford, Mich., has FARMERS! ASOLINE,! We are now equipped to supply Farmers of this district with Gasoline on short notice and at a price that is a Remarkable Saving. "MAJOR" GASOLINE, per gallon 13c PLUS TAX ".BLUE STAR" Gasoline, per gallon, 15c PLUS TAX We Do Not Carry a Third Grade Gasoline PHONE NO. 323, SEAFORTH And our Truck will call GOOD RICH OIL CO. NOTIC[ We have had enquiries for pasteurized Jersey milk. This will be bottled if sufficient cus- tomers wish it. Kindly tele- phone the dairy or tell your driver. This milk will test at least 5".': butter fat and Will sell at 12c a quart. The regular milk tests fror. 3.9 to =1 butter fat and is the highest testing milk grot ar- able in Seaforth. You are invited to visit the dairy any night and see your milk being processed aI (1 bottle,T.L the most sanitary conditions. Everybody c tam and see an up-to-date dairy. We will e oy i`. Buy Chocolate and Orange t.tela \')i.." id^'lci r and enjoy a good, tasty, cool drip-: (11.11.13.1g tit± l_cr: Weather. WM. C. BARBER, Prop, THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1939. J.GALLOP'S GARAGE, SEAFORTH Chrysler Plymouth and Fargo Dealer Cone in and see the new'Plymotith car and Fargo Truck We also have a Service Truck—if you have •car trouble, phone 179 avid we will Come promptly PHONE 179. All Repairs Strictly Cash. SEAFORTH We Aim To Please a CHISELHURST. Mrs, Schram of Parkhill, Mrs. Greenlees, Mr. Arthur Greenleee and friend, o2 Detroit, called on Mr. and Mrs. Wm, 'Veneer last week. Mrs. Jim Dalrymple of Avonlea, Sask., and Mrs, Robert 'Dalrymple of Clinton, spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Dalrymple and family. Wedding bells are ringing near Chiselhurst. Miss Marjorie Dalrymple is spend- ing a few days with Miss Mildred Purdy of Hensall. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Veneer and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dalrymple galled to see Miss Lizzie Parker on Sunday. Miss Parker is quite ill at present. Mr. Robert Passmore of Hensall took charge of the service in Chisel- hurst United Church on Sunday. He wilt continue to do so for the next three Sundays while Rev. R. A. Brooks is on his vacation. Mr. Dan Kinsman of Essex is spending a few weeks with Mr, and Mrs. Earl Kinsman and Mr. and Mrs, W. R. Kinsman. bit's. Wm. Houghton and sister of Cromarty spent Friday with Mr. and Bars. Geo. Dalrymple. They were also accompanied by Mr. Gordon Hough- ton. and Miss Dorothy Kemp. CROMARTY Mr. and Mrs John Scott and Miss rl,a visited relatives in Downie on .tunic. • Miss Mary Gorle wh, . has spent s last month with. Criand•+'. as lt.t. r t lll..i to Toronto Mrs, Robertson and son John visit- ed in Listowel on Sunday. Miss Lila McCullovh is attending summer school in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. ('olquhottn and child- ren of Clintou visited relatives here last week. Master Donald Soott and Betty McKellar have returned front holi- daying at Long Branch. The • service conducted by Rev. Young of Hensall, on Sunday after- noon in the Presbyterian Church was met .o well attended owing to the wet afternoon, Mrs. Young sang very acceptably the hymn "Game Unto Me,' which was 'fu'lly appreciated by the congregation. The softball game between the Dublin team and the Cromarty team played in Cromarty, was nearly a tie hut by one inning:the score went to the Dublin team. The players were then treated to a lunch and an even- ing's Fina at the hone of Mr. attdbrs. \\'ill Hamilton. A vert enjoyable lawn party of eteral former schoolmates and a few ,•4 her friends of Miss D. Gorle a -as held at the home of Miss M. B. Carrie, nret-ious to Miss Gerle's ret- •.rlt to Toronto. A happy afternoon +rd evening was spent 'by these long- line friends. A member from here attended .the tlotffn instit to pienuc held at 'Grand .eeiel1'-1st week and report a fine time, XIPPEN Mics Gladys Jarrett spent a few days' visiting with friends in Hamil- ton recently. Rev. E. F. and Mrs. Chandler have returned home after a very pleasant boat trip up to the Manitoulin Islands. Mr. John Jarrott has been engaged by Mr, Laird Miekle to run the ele- vator for the season and reports the wheat to be a real good sample and farmers are busy having it threshed. Mrs, James Daymau of Hensall visited with friends in the village recently. Mr, and Mrs. Albert Anderson of Marlette, Mich., visited with their brother Mr. Will Anderson in the village. Mrs. Isaac Jarrott spent a week visiting with Mr, and Mrs. Will Jarrott of Brigden. Mr. and Mrs. McConnell and fam- ily of Detroit are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dinsdale in the village. Mr, and Mrs. Grant Love of Lans- ing. Michigan, are visiting at the home of Mr. Robert Cooper: and family. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin McBride, Miss Minnie Reid and Mr. Robert spent aweek Mc- Dougall at the visiting g Dml all s g p World's nt Ids Fair in New York, Mrs Edgar Butt and Miss Gladys Jarrott of Kippen attended the re ninon held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Gemmell and family of Tnckersntith on Saturday afternoon. Mr. R. D. Eigie spent the week end viei1ing with friends in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Love of I.ans- Mich.. are spending a few weeks with Howls in this locality. Mr. 1'd McBride had the misfortune to have his grain separator badly damaged recently, whi:'h will take several days to repair. Mr. and Mrs. Thomson Scott of Detroit are visiting with friends here and at Seaforth. Mrs. Fowler of Toronto is visiting with friends around the village. BLAKE. The rains were much needed in this district. Pastures were getting teey dry. Mrs. Robert Bonthron and Mrs. L','1 Simr,soe of Hensall end Mr. and Mrs. cG- ' t nth and daughter Gwen- n'/,yr, c:alled. at tt's home of Mr. and Mrs, H. N. .Finlay during the week. Sir. and bIt-s. Jas, Inkster, Goder. .,rt Mr. 1111d Mrs. Leslie Inkster Tor i• : t v ielted with relatives in fy Saturday.. mrm. ami Mrs. John Hagan and sen chila.go and Mr's. K. ('lark t .d brother, Mr. Frank Frank- Hilisgreen culla on friends this r i v i r id ay afternoon. B• ` incl,its, oar local store -lotto: s ';till ander the dnntor'e his many friends !tope to t needy recovery. Mrs. t, Therms Johnston is improv- inu sort. -'what, bliss•eltsrtna Hey visited friends on the {Goshen Line during the week end. - • Want and For Sale Ads, 3 weeks SOt ELIMVILLE Miss Mary Johns is holidaying at her home here for two weeks. Mrs. Sam Pym returned home on Sunday night after spending several weeks with her daughter Mrs. James Kirkland, who has been ill with scar- let fever. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Boyce of Stratford were Sunday visitors with the latter's toolbar, Mrs. J. Johns. We are pleased to report that Mrs. Wm. Skinner, who has been quite i11 is improving a little at time of writ- ing. .Mr. Billie Brock had the misfort- une to fall while playing ball at the Young People's picnic en Thursday last at Grand Bend and injured his back. AT THE REGENT Joan Fontaine as she appeals in: A suaac in: `The Duke;of West Pobs0 yll STANLEY Mrs. (Rev.) Roderick Murray and son Dr. Wm. Murray of Chicago, ac- companied by Mr. and • Mrs. Paul Jahn of Flint spent the week end with their relatives in Stanley. Miss Jean Saunders is 'visiting with her cousin Mrs, Bruce. Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Westlake paid a short visit to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hodgson on their way to St. Thomas to spend a few days with Mr. and and Mrs. Frank Hobson. Mr. William Duncalfe, Mr. Calvert Watson and Mr. K. Hepburn of St. Thomas spent Sunday with Mr. Har- old Penhale. Cat Mothers Young Skunks— Our local correspondent while vis- iting in Westminster .township, saw 801110 very peculiar freaks of nature in the animal kingdom. In one place. a male fox terrier dog was very af- fectionately mothering a 2 -weeks' old kitten. In the same neighborhood a mother cat who had lost some of her kittens was mothering four baby! skunks whose mother had been killed for her bad deeds, Mrs. Harold Penhale spout a few days last week' with her parents Mr. and Mis. Geo. Hodgson of Wilton Grove. HARLOCK Mr. and Mrs. .\rtltair C,sisott re- t urned from their honeymoon trip on Thursday of loot week and on Friday eventing around twenty of the young people .gathered at .their home to weal- 'c:onle the young bride in the usual way by giving thein a charivaree, af- ter which f-ter-tsiich some of the gathering went to Blyth .and got the treat which was very much enjoyed at the home of the former. This Wednesday evening the 1341 and Bath are giving them a wed- ding remembrance at Mr. and Mrs. Thos. and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Col - son's ,hone, \4r. Bent Allen received word last week from the iWest that his firother, Mr. Henry Wallace Allen, well known around here, wlas going to the hospital for an 'operation, and later received word he had •gassed away. We wish to extend sympathy to Bert and Mrs. Allen also .to all the friends. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Rapson visited on Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Grace Rapson and Mr. and Mrs. Ina Rapson. Mr. and Mrs. Wright of Auburn and Mr. and Mrs. Jewell of I3enmilier were also visitors at the home of ,the above metttioned. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Colson spent Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Audrey Knox. v > > :vI1 ter Bert Knox i > f L ndh r o e "homeof Mr, ai Mrs. Thos.and r.visited last week and this week at the and Mrs. Audrey Nita klrs. Jenkins tiled eht,l.lr,n nt St. Catherine. silent bast week at the home of her father, Mr. Charles Par - 80118. bir Lennie W eery \,. .. the hone of her Cha t... Mr bir. Graydon Nei! o.•tr • The Am411st meeting ttti, o- the I i \id =end W.M.S.o t 'll,e 1- \V',?dtesdty ", '111„, z n' Church. Callers at -the h v,n.t :if Mr. xitd Mrs, Isaae Ranson to Snnlay .tame were fir. and hirs. Jove Mann and Edwin Mason .11 near Bel,rrrave, Mts. Bert Young and Mr. Archie and Ern- est Young of Sctnsitine acid \4r. and Mrs. Robert Watson. VARNA Mrs. Evans of Seaforth a.nd Mrs, Miller of Leamington are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. John Dennison, Mrs. McGuire of Wingham and Mr. J. Fraser of Edmonton called on friends here last week. Miss Fame Logan of Hensall called on friends in the village last week. Mr. Ivan McOlytnont is visiting this week with friends on the Goshen Line. Summer visitors: Dr. Bell Murray of Evanston. Ill.., and his mother. Mrs Rev. R. Murray of Dowagias. Mich spent the week end with the latter's nephew, Mr. Will Reid and family. Mr. and Mrs, Paul Jahn of Flint. Mich„ and Mrs. T. Robinson„ visited with the ladies' brother. Mr, Will Reid. Mr. Geo. Elliott of Toronto called on his aunt, Mrs. G. H. Beatty. Mr. W'nt. Fee of Hensall• accomp- anied by his sisters Sarah and Mary. and Miss Logan. Balled on friends Tuesday. Mrs, Jno. Dennison, Mrs. McGuire. and Mr. Frazer of Winghant called en Mrs. M. McCfyrnont Sunday. Mr. John Dennis.)n ata! Mr. Allen of Wingllam called on the former's brother. Mr. T. Dennison. Sunday. Mr. W'. J. ('.rawf ird of Vaii::ouver spent the week -tn'I with Mrs, Beatty. Miss Edith Beaty tindtrwent sr: operation for removal 0t tonsils i s Clinton hospital Tt.esday morning. TUCKERSMITH Ml and Mrs. robe tsayn.:,t -t- `ended the innerol of Mrs. Joe Day. man in Detre t i 1 `•ti ulay retnt,itng rn Mottle Mee. Dayntan was tell.. known aroond here. having visited1 here on .rami t. tsl s. IINr tu,il:yS friends will. be -sorry to• hear of her 111 death. Master Jahr, Strtttlters of Toronto is visiting with his cousins and fain- ily, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. P. Bell,: also Mrs. Coles of Chiselhurst is their guest. • Want .and For Sale Ads, 111 week ZSc THEATRE "Cool” Air Conditioned NOW SHOWING The Three Mesquiteers "Overland Stage • Raiders" ' Mon. Tues, Wed., Aug..7.8-8 mum l1a e 4V:.5N� fYOI! 1439 5 I BRIN 5C04kiMBIA ADVEN¢ iJRi=l GR.0 T'i5T SCREEN Nest Thnr. Fri. Sat., Aug. 10-11-L2 Louise Hayward Toro Brown "The Duke oI Wiest Point" With Joan Fontaine COMONG There Goes My Heart CONSTANCE We, are sorry to hear that Mr. Dave Manson le not enjoying the hest of health. Mr. and Mfrs. John Mann and fam- ily and bit'. Benj. Riley spent "tnda,y with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley, Miss Olive Orimoldhy of hicicileep spent the week end at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wakefield,Wakefield,Mr. , Dick Guest and Mr. and Mrs, Fred Wakefield spent Sunday at Grand Bend. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Harburn and. Mr. \\^rn. Harburn of Cromarty visit- ed friends in the village on Sunday. Mr. Ernest Adams and 5011 have purchased a new Allis-Chalmers trail- for from the agent. Sir. Orville Rapson. Kelsey will make things hum naw, A number from here have attended the funeral of the late Mr. Alfred Brown. HURON'S AIR PAGEANT OPENS ON SATURDAY Goderich, Augusts 2,—If you hear a steady drone from the direction of Goderich this week -end put on your hat, crank the gas -buggy and be on Your way to the County town of Huron or you'll miss out on tate big- gest International Air Pageant in Canada. That humming noise will be made by planes trout Every part of 1 r points Ontario and many a l ii t in the inti• ed Stat A year ago til people stood ht,a'hi•s. as the critek flyers of -Can• ^da and tate reit-•d Stat,>' nut on a never -t ,> 1*r•-fnrgolter. spear at Sity Harbor Airn:,r: at t,or:.'rich, F is no t ` fiat• that this year's • >.. n,:; 1 . oven l,etter. Thirty planes Fr.•t. SIi lain: i..o, "Drawn 1't.''!'. will •.t .,- part it'. the Air S7 t ,las _ th , t t. •, Mtata, iN is Air 3 t" i > b,3 at hatol. The 1,71 a :qun.l •o It the Mi ' i a t A arin,,.ii t 1 ted 1_ xn tied t, .,: 11 11gat et riots -'s. wnrld- fa.t,ou, ley- s of '.loth Canada and the 1/111184 States are going to congre- gate at the "wagon -wheel" town on Lake Huron to take part in the Air Pageant to outdo all air pageants. Sky Harbor Airport started a little more than a year ago is no longer a "venture on a shoe -string" as it was last year. It is a reality that is going to keep on growing because it has the support of flying officials and aviators in two countries. Right now it is tate favorite child of Huron County and is being nursed along by the county fathers because it offers a new field of enlargement to the fair County of Huron. It is the modest boast of Cass Hough. enthusiastic Michigan flyer -who will be in charge of the Meet and who has arranged for many of the features to be provided by U.S.A. flyers. that from 75 to 100 planes wilt congregate at Sky Harbor Saturday and Sunday of this week. These Ry- ers will take part in competitions and put on displays each afternoon that will be the best fottr hours of entertainment to be had anywhere in the Dominion. fm- the same price. There will be plane rages, stunting, formation flying, balloon -bursting and spot landing competitions, bomb -drop- ping and parachute jumps. You'll put your head far back on your shoulders and peer way up into the blue as George Bennett, leading Canadian parachute juniper, gnat up to a hei.glet of 10.000 feet and then steps calmly off the edge of the wing of the plane. You'll ll hold- your breath as he pi'rmtttl"s earthward aitd.that par- achute atcesn't open, Beneath your 1,i t'St.ir you'll hag htiit to poli the rip- rct•ti •r/td let the silky folds carry hint fn svf.ty:—lend then, after a free drop of sill;" in Iris "delayed" jump he 'will. mull the card and float to the •grouild. B: nett will make a "de - laved" rv.=.'s l,nt.e jump each day. Don't worry about parking accom- modation. 'li is provision made. for 111, parkin of at least 8,0110 oars. entire nt r e it'oeram has been ar- ranged so that spectators will be.a.11e to see it all. You will probably see Gat Wend,. famous speedboat• and plane -racer. :; veteran in the game, go aloft and that sane: afternoon Yon will see Donald- Allen, a 121eat-old, go up a1 the controls of 0 plane.. He is the youngest student flyer in Canada. • The roadways all lead to Goderich thie week -end but the "Air -Way" to waiting. for you when you get there.