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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1940-03-21, Page 4PAGE FOUR Ja Morley NATIONAL GOVERNMENT CANDIDATE FOR HURON -PERTH Who solicits your support on March 26tle on one election promise only: To support all measures for the good of the country and to oppose all measures which favor the minority to the disadvantage of the majority In,erted by National Con- rta•ilr THE SEAFORTH NEWS WALTON 'ateeteng Postponed Ti i F-1\- ntss7tv ti -: i was 1 Nos ,. Mrs N" \\ ° e Iras i 'Wednesday ,_ k. Mt Deat' ss Mss 1a Temf nson— Mani diEl a: • • 1- ttzt'iy.... M - a:. a t She was "he s:des.". dattglit,r 3 yt Miry B a '" : v ,,,Sask.dao 1 of and Mrs Hn a ,# was _. t,. ?sank' _.- M.Tavie_, 7f ,_. .short "late 5 a7tentled family wish -i: ,,.a his wife azi iays HENSALL I Nigh School Commencement.— Te v- heli: th-:•' spring EI s, r 2 t rt in the town hall on 'Friday c. r with a l i e; attend. ;:tms The cI i t its for :l i f z tc a Ml Clark- R Tr.- opening was O Gal -. segued 315' \ ,,r We Will C A short is r t: rt Misses F r• • :81, -la I a .`•i TI a .. Harold bluelt:er 4 R3 ; was1 t 1 -a"."1",, •, Mt NV 0 13,-,..,N-17.1: t; Mary c k ., ... \. -'Ewe:: Eft:. M 1:!am.h, Thompson. T : ) r and Mary Gr., st r = 'via MrGera!! Jolly whit:: was *11.1 p y pr. -4 ,x•I l G: -t E Rei Gerald P ,e l +t: I THE SEAFORTH NEWS THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1940 ice the choir sang "Beneath the Ban. Fourteen Hog Herds Destroyed in Huron ilex of the Cross." The chamber of coimurce are pre• Paring a minstrel show. under the di. rection of Mn Sant Rennie accomp- anied by Miss Florence Welsh, which they expect to present in the course of a few weeks. This being Holy week, the service on Monday evening was held in the United Church, when Rev. Wm. Weir was the special speaker, and deliver, ed a very line address. The choir Sang a beautiful anthem "When I Survey the- Wondrous Cross. Tuesday evening service was held in the Presbyterian Church, with Rev. R. A. Brook as special speaker delivering un excellent sermon. The aloft sang alt appropriate anthem tteet Hou of Prayer." \\ c dne d -1 evening service was l «Id in the United Church conduct ! by the pastor. Rev. R. A. Brook. A aanail duet was contributed by Mrs Maude •Hedden and _firs, Cari 'Piet-- more, entitled "Abov' the Bright Blue." " Thursday evening sts'tica ti•'ill be held in S. Paul Anglican C It itch conducted by R t' John Rict t rd clic. ▪ t c.e ty Rev. c\ r. \ V eir. ,t A in Cat to Chnrch. ReR. \. Brook, Observe Fortieth Wedding Anniversary— Mr. a" 1 Mrs, 1C:r.. Pepper. Tnck- til ih, ,:l.er.ro•i their fortieth wed- slMz annivers try at their home i miles east :he , i;laar • on Fri:! 4 with a.•,:it twenty of lc o. the family 'rets t ales ,, e act r \i P.. _ 'acre i : Rpresented oan t ▪ " - -I;1::1 - s:1 ...e' The ,reser—'a•• ea .r , sit1: I 1 I , o. Dees .t . , i. 't Mr.. -v ..:n. laar.r ,thiner 3r' centre- -. 'V - tapers ase t d the Mr. and Mrs. Pepper ct r£' i t forty years Eo in G len C.• t 1 5 Mr. -MacTavish. They resided, i 1 £ o - nee mot, o th.dr farm in Ti i i, js i act hay.- I 1 ire !Mrs. Prank P,ean. Hensall. was ! : wedding and :M: Pepper of Lodor was zo-otnsnaan. Mran,i Mrs. Pepper have yof tenlit _-. all of when: ?kvers prssent to celebrate <hrt. an- M: .1' :r. _ Parkins y r h :t :77s,rced ._ver Rei -:ling ,... nir- \l:an Mrs E. L. Mick) tat: • t ▪ r_•3i: dryatter s:tlins 'he the ae t is pis 3w. 31r. char!. . Mi, hi,- Rhotic and Miss G clisn Virginia Grant in Chiea o. Hog Cholera Scourge Now Be- lieved. Checked But Inspec- tions Are Continuing \ir J. C. Shearer 'e t_.-:. ?ti:;:at t;Iir:an t'aa: t ia5 Mar,:',1 a" -1,t Ii tr - l ii t'+ 1: were c 'n 1 •p hug ; e,. -rt _c a..d - these ;he.til le:'tetra had to- tiestroyei. The telera: c ;cr::;ir::_:ts ar,..carrying on ince-ti:;ii•:•,•: • x as tir1 farm. stql 1in,yezt ,t , t I t t' i, a -c e A e ra «71 c t r e 4 1 cps are therefor, assnrel may 'my and . . iahles- ,e,' 'e . e i under, tate t.:e: ;a:i o' ' ,.- a.t .1:a the D•„ii' 5 '5? tigrorultnre at L nr ,.:a: `- The ,,-a.a.:tlne of i:t:ei eI t`:3r1,:c and the serum ttax,..,,... have r -roved ;-er ;c et. . e: e; 1 - e. D ,;; . e: .1 _,carr . , t .., . e;:o- for •:-e de`s= . -nlent .47.7 I e l: the -> tt•Or 1; ,:• ea '\\-e ,ern Fair 1 e :•‘ Si 1.. ,.t . eterhtar._. arc \\i _ . r r -; 9.- -'\\`tr e ...,. 1. Mrs. H t TUCKERSMITH con r-' t• last Mr and Mrs. Alex i \\ ,, and dau i r s Ruth i and 'Grace 1 son m e:a-. M Har- - and Ja,li Roc,- and 1.dr, Murray \\ l -11 of : eaf.,rth. i i. seed a?. t Mratd M75. C+ -rtes Dublin. In h. tt Mtn refs birthday. Mr. Si:. Leyinrre had the iris - fortune t ••••=4 * --rely i +sir his left arm. and leg. on Tuesday sat nbile work. ;Mg in Mr. R M. SpA ca: bush. He 1 ”•1 ro o,. iha w -s cut and l;at e J on a branch lying. on ths- 1 around Fortunately ty no bores were broken- ;1:—.itch h was badly bruised. MrArthur Wrier.: has been i h::sy ',hauling i the waxing plant t Tavistock for M_. Wt's Hey-. Mill Road HULLETT `..,ye x rc � 1 .. , Fla , :y -S121".• „ __ A 1 5 . sue.-Beisin— 7Ins evening was $14+-11: ir. garnets, • n M e. N i--__-, ,e-____ni ___..,s:e Meets Canada AA 18:a .. - :: estart,. l - for-, Kersiake arad the . _ aas lake "i__ x ?a_.e,-::. :e Pl:a Mrs ice_sl a1s e-' :p' .w.... . --1.:• — ._d,., Jr. tt :. R:._., Hess.N.irrna isanzener. 1.1a77.8 -r - c1110.3r "az: tntitlerl aa -7 -Lai - J 1t.: Sirs -. 'rase )test "ra; 1r ->a: -t gate a ,interest -in; . a.dress e S•an,I there 1� " 5r err • ,'_ : :'oar -.n _,_d '..1a,,Howar _ 2...1G PLANTS - =POM CUTWORM ATTACK nsttally ,ant T i, h is -free intr. w•-eeds ;d otherfOrg:y ;'ho -y T-ry of.• plantedoo -S.o garden __ _ct3insist afternoons eveningso r in' inn for the t _twurna= over the son. Very• - :ft.en -here = lass during ,n'e `'transplanting - _ ,--plan_ d plants represent : ? `rr' In three to ten cents • a e destroyed by ▪ CnLw the :! n a trash a:. egos xnerditure in re - FOR SALE PonAcg •;-Rib'• and ' Cour.cil Standard. guar, antessr: ft -5 years. Paseo:, Portable Silos. alvaniz.r2. Sheet Iron• all size_ and ▪ :zu id Sidings rarestraagh and Pips. G_ivanizexi Water Stock Tatjaa. and Hog Troughs, Granary Lining ie anix d Ridge and Oast?,. D-D,T7 T:2 : an'd Hardware_ Extension Ladders 1S' to 4,4 feet in J g, -h- Sc: •Asa:: Prod- ons including Pools R:oof- e'es. Brick Siding. Insul- Briek .. 3: g_, Rrio3ryg Paints P'aztio - ▪ ea* BOilding Paper of ail kinds.. Nails, etc, ysiurray Tyiad a. Braces fell. Pone Clinton 515 ring 12. REG --E NT T E RE NOW PLAYING THE MARX. BROTHERS in "Room Service" —also_— THE THREE MESQUITEERS "Santa Fe Stampede" MATINEE Good Friday 3 P.M. MATINKE Saturday 3 P.M. MON., TUES., WED. IOU D11DDWNIEVERYBODY'S HAPPY! —5- Gay How On I ra ,_ 11-- ptaetaUYhrebi I tbdrtit µcam ef1e,•t• •' BOBBY PREEN ALM 110111441.RAIN MAR =ME ACME • RIM MDMA SALLY RUME•ItAaA ASON CHM RIO RADIO Picture Deeetadb BERNARD PORXAUS.Produe.d bFSOLLSSSER, OrlpinalMar yand Sere. Pia by . Mw. and Langston Magi... NEXT THURS., FRI., SAT. A 7,47.4 ROY ROGERS `\1 MARY HART. , RIDERS 4 at RAYMDRR IAA .TT" /' COMING— Sonja Henie Ray Midland "Everything Happens at Night" placing such plants. One hungry cut- worm may destroy three plants in a night and it would be an unusual garden which did not have more than one cutworm within its boundaries at transplanting time. Every transplanted plant should be protected during the first night and succeeding ten nights. Protection may be given by winding loosely about tate stenssome wrapping paper in such a way that it extends an titch below the ground level and two inches above, or a can with both ends removed will form a good barrier for the protection of a transplanted plant. Further information may be obtain ed from the Dominion Entomological Division, Dominion Department of common Agriculture. with FERGUSON SYSTEM Ferguson* * od Impleme Lightweight. . -f-wheel, all-purpose Ford tractor complete Mr'ith Ferguson Hydraulic Controls, starter. power take -off. pneumatic tires, gover- nor. adjustable treads, ignition lock, throttle control. independent rear -wheel brakes, air cleaner. Come in and see it! - DALY'S GARAGE FORD DEALERS PHONE 102 SEAFORTH TOWN OF SEAFORTH TAX PRE=PY1ENT RECEIPTS FOR 1940 The Town will pay 4 per cent per anmun up to August 31. 1940, on all prepaid 1940.taxes. Certificates and full particulars niay be obtained from the Town Clerk's office in the Town Hall. - D. H. WILSON, Treasurer. DEAD AND DISABLED ANIMALS REMOVED PROMPTLY PHONE COLLECT — SEAFORTH 15, EXETER. 235 DARLING & CO, OF CANADA, LTD. SEAFORTH SPRING r T Tues AT 1.30 P.M. A GRAND ALL ANIMALS ENTERED COMPETITION UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Headed by the Seafc'rth Highlander, a S , A'.n fi rya PARADE FOR SEAFORTH band U 11 ` OF JUDGING TO COMMENCE AT 2 O'CLOCK REMEMBER THE DANCE AT NIGHT IN CARDNO'S HALL MO-DERN AND OLD TIME MUSIC AdBi fo —33c Prize Lists May Be Obtained from the Secretary Humphrey Snell; Mrs. J. A. Kerr, Preside= sec.-Treas. i--__-, ,e-____ni ___..,s:e Meets Canada AA 18:a .. - :: estart,. l - for-, Kersiake arad the . _ aas lake "i__ x ?a_.e,-::. :e Pl:a Mrs ice_sl a1s e-' :p' .w.... . --1.:• — ._d,., Jr. tt :. R:._., Hess.N.irrna isanzener. 1.1a77.8 -r - c1110.3r "az: tntitlerl aa -7 -Lai - J 1t.: Sirs -. 'rase )test "ra; 1r ->a: -t gate a ,interest -in; . a.dress e S•an,I there 1� " 5r err • ,'_ : :'oar -.n _,_d '..1a,,Howar _ 2...1G PLANTS - =POM CUTWORM ATTACK nsttally ,ant T i, h is -free intr. w•-eeds ;d otherfOrg:y ;'ho -y T-ry of.• plantedoo -S.o garden __ _ct3insist afternoons eveningso r in' inn for the t _twurna= over the son. Very• - :ft.en -here = lass during ,n'e `'transplanting - _ ,--plan_ d plants represent : ? `rr' In three to ten cents • a e destroyed by ▪ CnLw the :! n a trash a:. egos xnerditure in re - FOR SALE PonAcg •;-Rib'• and ' Cour.cil Standard. guar, antessr: ft -5 years. Paseo:, Portable Silos. alvaniz.r2. Sheet Iron• all size_ and ▪ :zu id Sidings rarestraagh and Pips. G_ivanizexi Water Stock Tatjaa. and Hog Troughs, Granary Lining ie anix d Ridge and Oast?,. D-D,T7 T:2 : an'd Hardware_ Extension Ladders 1S' to 4,4 feet in J g, -h- Sc: •Asa:: Prod- ons including Pools R:oof- e'es. Brick Siding. Insul- Briek .. 3: g_, Rrio3ryg Paints P'aztio - ▪ ea* BOilding Paper of ail kinds.. Nails, etc, ysiurray Tyiad a. Braces fell. Pone Clinton 515 ring 12. REG --E NT T E RE NOW PLAYING THE MARX. BROTHERS in "Room Service" —also_— THE THREE MESQUITEERS "Santa Fe Stampede" MATINEE Good Friday 3 P.M. MATINKE Saturday 3 P.M. MON., TUES., WED. IOU D11DDWNIEVERYBODY'S HAPPY! —5- Gay How On I ra ,_ 11-- ptaetaUYhrebi I tbdrtit µcam ef1e,•t• •' BOBBY PREEN ALM 110111441.RAIN MAR =ME ACME • RIM MDMA SALLY RUME•ItAaA ASON CHM RIO RADIO Picture Deeetadb BERNARD PORXAUS.Produe.d bFSOLLSSSER, OrlpinalMar yand Sere. Pia by . Mw. and Langston Magi... NEXT THURS., FRI., SAT. A 7,47.4 ROY ROGERS `\1 MARY HART. , RIDERS 4 at RAYMDRR IAA .TT" /' COMING— Sonja Henie Ray Midland "Everything Happens at Night" placing such plants. One hungry cut- worm may destroy three plants in a night and it would be an unusual garden which did not have more than one cutworm within its boundaries at transplanting time. Every transplanted plant should be protected during the first night and succeeding ten nights. Protection may be given by winding loosely about tate stenssome wrapping paper in such a way that it extends an titch below the ground level and two inches above, or a can with both ends removed will form a good barrier for the protection of a transplanted plant. Further information may be obtain ed from the Dominion Entomological Division, Dominion Department of common Agriculture. with FERGUSON SYSTEM Ferguson* * od Impleme Lightweight. . -f-wheel, all-purpose Ford tractor complete Mr'ith Ferguson Hydraulic Controls, starter. power take -off. pneumatic tires, gover- nor. adjustable treads, ignition lock, throttle control. independent rear -wheel brakes, air cleaner. Come in and see it! - DALY'S GARAGE FORD DEALERS PHONE 102 SEAFORTH TOWN OF SEAFORTH TAX PRE=PY1ENT RECEIPTS FOR 1940 The Town will pay 4 per cent per anmun up to August 31. 1940, on all prepaid 1940.taxes. Certificates and full particulars niay be obtained from the Town Clerk's office in the Town Hall. - D. H. WILSON, Treasurer. DEAD AND DISABLED ANIMALS REMOVED PROMPTLY PHONE COLLECT — SEAFORTH 15, EXETER. 235 DARLING & CO, OF CANADA, LTD.