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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1939-08-17, Page 4PAGE FOUR s H. W. Allen PassesSasoon inkt WALTON The U.F.W,O. meeting which was to have been bald on Wednesday. August 16, has been °.postponedon account of harvesting and threshing in the community.', Meeting will be held at Mrs, L, Leenring's on that date. Mission The regular meeting of morning, Band was held. on Sunday nil to with an attendance of thirty -One. Ronnie Bennett presided. Meeting. was opened by singing "When He cometh;' and "What a Friend tae have in Jesus." Lois Hackwell h the Scripture lesson from Mark 2:1-2, followed with prayer by the Leader and the Lord's prayer in unison. Minutes of last meeting .were rend and • adopted. The story of "Little Sack" was read and also dramatized by some of the members. After sing- ing `Praise Him, praise Him, all ye little children," classes were formed for the study period, after which meeting was closed by singing "Jesus bids us Shine," and the Miz- pah benediction, Miss Mildred Wiltsie and her grandmother Mrs. T. McMichael have returned to Clinton after a couple of week's visit with the latter's daugh- ter, Mrs. H. 13. Kirkby of the village, THE SEAFORTH NEWS Mt H. W. &Tinel Allen of 430 5th Ave.,:Saskatoon, Sask., passed nda) in. a hn ft hospital there on r i - day July "\ .. all opera. tion kir ;111e'n was rho soh of the late 9Ir. and firs. 11. W. .Olen of Blyth and had lived in Saskatoon for the past fifteen years. He was an employee of the international Har- vaster Co. and a Member of l:no;` United Church. Besides his widow, who was Miss Mabel Davidson of Walton, he leaves to mourn his loss two brother's, Bert of Blyth. and Carsten of Idaho. The funeral was held in the Pari: funeral home and was conducted by Professor Coniston, Mrs. L. D. Anderson sang Mr. -tUeu's favorite hymn, "The End of a Perfect Day." Burial was made in Wood- lawn Cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cowan of Christian Island, 'Georgian Bay, are spending their Holidays at the home of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Calvin Hillen. Visitors at the home of Mrs. Joe Love this week were Mrs, Jas. Mor- row, Winnipeg. Mr, and Mrs, Basil Edwards, Hensall, Mrs. J. D. Flinch - lay, Seaforth, Mr, and Mrs, Wm, Ball- antyne, of Flint, Mich. Mr. Fred Kerley f Trot 0 o ht c spent P Monday with Mrs, J. Love, Margaret Ann, who has been spending' holidays With her gra'ndtuother and other friends,, returned home. with hint. Mrs. Hugh Fulton and Mrs, Andrew Bruce have returned froman enjoy- able njoyable visit with the former's dough - tor Mrs. J. 13. Murray in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carter spent Sun- day in Toronto with the Tatter's sister. NORTH McKILLOP Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chase of Detroit have returned home after visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Menu., Mr. John Dennis, who has been very sick in Scott Memorial Hospital, has returned to his home very much improved. Mr. and Mrs. John EIleott of Monk- tou spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Storey. Mr. Wilfred Dennis is not as well as his friends would like to see. Miss Joy Simpson is holidaying, with Nornia Leeming. Miss Helen Robertson who has spent her holidays with Ethel Dennis. has returned to St. Catharines. Margaret Ann Kerby, who was vis- iting with her aunt, Mrs. W. Leeming, has returned to her home in Toronto. RN A A V' The August meeting of the Varna W.M.S. was held in the church, Meet fug opened by singing "Take time to be Holy," after; which Mrs. D. Stepli- nusod lead in prayer. Psalm 33 was rend alternately. Minutes of last meeting read and adopted, Eleven members answered ro11 call with word "help." Text word for Septem- ber to be rock. A discussion followed re the use of the study book fornext year, and it was decided to order the auxiliary kite for next year.' It was decided to get a speaker for Thank - offering in August or September. Mrs, Lee McConnell read Psalm 107. Mrs, David Stephenson read about Mary and Martha. Miss Mabel Rath - well read an 'article on temperance. Mrs. Fred Reid took up a portion of the study book. Meeting closed with •the Lord's prayer. Summer visitors, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Talbot of Ed mouton at the home. of Mr. and Mrs, A. Ings. Mr. and Mrs. Ino. Watson visited the former's sister, Mrs. Mossop and Frankie. Mrs. Fulton of Sarnia spent the week end with her sister, Mrs. L. Beatty, THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1939 Mr. Milton Johnston and sister, Myr i itc , i it. called on Mr. Myrtle of Flt M and Mrs. Ings Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Monteith of Stratford called on Mi•s, M. Reid last week, Mrs. Sparling of Clinton visited her brother, Mr. J. Rathwell. g Mr. and Mrs: lugs visited et Bel- grave and Wingham. Mr. Cecil Wiley of Detroit is holid' eying at the home of his sister, Mrs, Will Reid, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ester have re. turned to their home in Western Canada. Mr. and Mrs, Makins, of Goderich, called on Mr. and Mrs. A. McConnell on Sunday. Children of Mr. and Mrs. Collins are visiting their aunt, Mrs. C. Pil- grim. Mrs. A. Foote and daughter,. Olive, are spending a week in Tor- onto. Mr. and Mrs. A. Seeley, Mr. and Mrs. W. Seeley, Clinton, Mr, Billy Austin spent Sunday with the latter's mother. Mr. and Mrs. Wildfond spent Sunday at the home of Mr. Grassie. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Beatty motored to Ripley Sunday. The ladies of the 'United Church Circuit presented Miss Peters prior to ... because st rs are built to run smoothly O y a good regular -priced gas! If your car did not knock when new, but knocks now—On the s'ame grade of gasoline—blame it on the motor oil. Many oils form hard carbon imide the motor after only a few thousand Miles. The result is knocking and lost power. In the long run, the best and most economical cure for knoc'king is to have the carbon removed, then use Sunoco, the Knock -proof Motor Oil, exclusively. It's your safest protection against knocks and lost power! su Sunoco Knock -proof Oil is one oil that you can depend upon to keep your motor free of hard carbon, the cause of many knocks. Therefore, if your motor knocks - . - look to the motor oil, first! IL HERE'S WIRY MANY O °``. OILS CAUSE r. N rn C Modern high compression motor cylinder showing piston at bottom of stroke. In this position there is ample space for the gasoline - air mixture which was fed into the cylinder after having been mixed in the proper propor- tions by the carburetor. As the piston moves upward, the mixture is compressed to one-sixth of its former volume. In other words, the 6 units of mixture have been reduced to one unit. (Compression ratio, 6 to I.) While compression ratios vary, most modern cars have high compression engines. Wrong Oil forms hard carbon in the firing chamber. By reducing this space, }card carbon increases the compression and heat so that the gas ntix1iJ-e cannot burn evenly, but instead, causes a sudden sharp explosion. In other 'sisrds. the motor knock,,, or pings. 9dr,°,3ai�sirlfsYt nt iw" �d�'.ii�•'r`�e r�''tiry �iaV�it ,�ve'�.�, f„t a-4 r,la L E RS e W. A. WRIGHT, Seaforth; W. J. HANLEY, Dublin; W. H. DALRYMPLE, JOE McCULLY, ': rucefield. RE6 ENT THEATRE.. "Cool” Air Conditioned 'NOW SHOWING John Lacier 14 arglaLock mao,d `TO THE VICTOR NEXT THUR., FRI„ SAT,. "SPOILERS OF THE RANGE" ALSO "THE LADY AND THE MOB" CO M I NG— "EAST SIDE OF .HEAVEN" her marriage with a most beautiful three-way electric lamp. Rev. W. G. Bugler of Brantford will take the services in, St. John's Church, Sunday evening owing to the absence of Rev. John Graham, who Is attending camp at Kintail, CHISELHURST. Master Bruee Glenn with Dr. Mc. Taggart of Hensall returned home last week after spending two weeks with relatives on Lake Temagami. Mr. Earl Drover of Loudon spent the week end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Drover, Miss Jessie Ryan of Detroit spent Friday .last with Miss Ruby ,Dal- rymple, A very successful quilting bee was held in the basement of the church on Monday of this week. Miss Reta Lashby spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Milton Younge. Mr, and Mrs. Richard Taylor Sr. spent Sunday with relatives in Stmt. ford. Miss Erla Treffry has returned home after spending a week with relatives in Flint. The new roof, which has been put on the church, and the painting of the church -shed roof, has added great- ly to the appearance of Chiselhurst, Miss Doris Sararas, Mr. Earl Sar- aras and his boy friend have returned to Toronto after spending a couple of weeks with Mr. and Mrs, Simon Sararas. Mr, and Mrs. Allan McDougall spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Geo, Dalrymple. Mr. Gordon Houghton of Cromarty is spending a few days with Mr. WiI- nher Dalrymple. ST. COLUMBAN At the meeting of the C. W. L. on Aug. 13, prizes for the highest stand- ing in Entrance were awarded: First prize went to Miss Rose Mrlver anti second to Miss Angela O'Reilly, both of school No, 4, Hibbert, pupils of Miss Clare Eckert. Third prize was won by Miss Catherine Ducharme, of St. C'olumban school. The other sue. cessfnl pupils of the parish wore each given a rosary. This is the seventh time that a pupil from X. 4. Hib. Ih,nt. lino wan the highest situ:ding. WINTHROP DIr. ar.d Mrs. Alex Herr anti sou rlentinn spent Sunday afternoon at the home of Dir, and Mrs. Alvin Stevens. Seaforth, Misses Amanda and Edna HoegY are spending a vacation with their uncle, Mr. Wm. Hoegy. (Demonstrated by R.C.A. Victor engineers) What's the future of Television ? How does it work? Are the images clear? Are the sets easy to operate? How far can it be broadcast? The Canadian National Exhibi- tion this year offers you the first public demonstrations of Television in Canada. Superintended by R.C.A. Victor engineers the demon- stration covers allphases of television. You can see people actually being tele- vised. It's really an historic occasion . . . don't miss it! Advaace'Ticket Sale: 171 Bay Street, WA. 2228; ltloodoy'a, 90 King St. Wort, EL 1000. Cenrgn nrlg,lcu lO vontl 5. neahea rrcahleut General nrpnoger AUG. 25 TORONTO SEPT, 9