HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1940-08-08, Page 5THURSDAY, AUGUST P, 1110 • THF SEAFORTI'f NEWS
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ST. COLUIVMBAN
Malone -Morris -
The marriage ioff Carmel Morris,
<laughter of IMr. ,anst Mrs. James
iris of sof iaibibiemt, to E'm'nie'Pt !Mahone,
son sof M'rs. Jlohn IMa'lonne land tile fate
Mr. Jldh,n Malone ,of M'cKlildap, book
ipll:ace at 9 -o'clock Saturday morning,
August third, in St. Columtlban •cIIiurdh,
Revs F. J. 1O'Drawski officiating. The
;bride, given in nlarriatgc Ibyher 'faNier,
looked dheanm'intg in an e:ffeditve i5loar
length 'gown of white 'slheer and 'bead-
ed .holero, (wearing white picture Stat
enol .carrying sweetheart ,noses and
fern. T1he Ibrides'ntadd, bbary Norris,
icnusin of !the bride, iwore '11 hem gown
of 'slheer itononolse !bine with hat to
match nvi'tlh Noe streamers :and ican-
ried Talisman roes and 'fern, The
(bridegroom ewes assisted by his Ibro-
hlver, Josreph, nnsl die nts'hers were
Clarence iMalone an:d Alfred Reis of
Detroit, neiphew of the !bride, Foldow-
inng!g the ceremony a n{odcling dinner.
was served a't Nle 0ateen s 1 -Intel,
4eaifnra)), to tbhe twedcling party and a
itirntlher of immediate relatives. tttl5 s. Mr.
and lfrs. iiToreis'left on a honeymoon
trip to Detroit and other,points, •after
Obi ch R9te:y tw'i'll reside in 'Stratford,
Miss Alice Flannery Honored -
In view of her approaching Moab
riage a largemoved of friends gath•
Pied at the hone of Mr. and Mrs.
Terrance Flannery, on )i'ricla.y even.
ing, and presented their only dangly
ter Alice, with a miscellaneous 'liow-
Schools Will Delay
Re -Opening
Primary Schools Open Sept. 15
and Secondary Schools on
October 1--
A serious emergency exists in On-
tarii1 at the present time, with re.
7711r751 to 11 shortage of farm labour.
Due to enlistments, the speeding up
of industrial production, and because
or o11105 factors existing as a result
nt 111e war, the Ontario government
tdnde it nece wall to appeal to the
public for assistance in harvesting
the 1910 erop, slates N. 0. Ilipel,
minister of labour.
1'xperie11od fern) help in not avail-
able in sufficient 111011111105 to assist
appreciably. To 111 etthis problem
the Ontario Griv(ennernt has depicted
Irr l'1119' 1 1e -a1 r re -opening of rriunl•v
schoolsuntil
15111. and of
se(1ndalt sehools until Oetobei 1st,
thereby making avilebdfor farmn
help thousands of teen -Aged boys. 111
the rural areas this will permit the
boys to help on their own farms; in
brie t Ontario it will release for farm
1101p many youths, who, while inex-
perienced, 11•e anxious 11nd willing to
aid in this emergency.
An organization has been establish-
ed to enlist these young people in
this patriotic effort. All farmers
needing help, and all young people
desiring to volunteer, are requested
to communicate with the Department
of Labour, Queen's Park, Toronto.
The younger boys can perform a use•
ful service in many phases of farm
activity, while the older ones 01101110,
to a certain extent, be able to take
the places of young men who have
left the farms to serve their country,
or have taken on. other duties in con-
nection with Canada's war effort.
Full details of the scheme will
shortly be available
er or useful and valuable articles. A
dainty lunch was served and a plea;
sant evening enjoyed by all,
Miss Marry Downey, mime in train-
ing in St, Joseph's Hospital, To'ntt°,
1s vacationing 0k ho• home- here.
BORN
M(/tRTN10Y --- 111 Scott. Memorial
Hospital, on Monday, August 5,
1040, to Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Mc-
Cartney, a daughter.
801 (1: ---Ai the Brockville General
Hospital on Wednesday. July 24,
1940, In Mr. atoll Mrs, Leonard
Boyce, 3S Pearl Sl. said., t1 son,
"1\ntat is the new ratan in your of-
fice like?"
"Awfully nervous chap! He can't
sit still a minute. He no sooner sits
down to his desk than, he starts
Working."
TOWN TOPICS 1 BRLICEFIELD -
•1L 1. 1l!':' ', rt frbot,t,
Mrs. Alrin Logan and-uatpr' - n -,3 - O'l 0t a- a the villus«- on Sunday.
iii 1s..r.l: ,pert rlu• week eI d with till,; 1> 9wal) .p11.' a F,,,2 Bays -i_t
Mr. tool Mrs, John ilothanl.
Miss Alice I11(02011 174. holidaying at
Kew Beach, 'Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Rennie and
family are spending August at their
cottage at 0r11nd Bend.
Miss Leone Hothani spent Civic
holiday at the - home of her sister
Mrs. C. Laithwaite, Goderich. -
Mr, and Mrs. Duncan Cooper and
Douglas ot Kippen spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. John Hothanl.
Miss Helen Steele has returned to
Toronto after spending two weeks'
holidays with Miss Nancy Nott.
The matey friends o1 Mr. D. F, Mc-
Cleego• are glad to know he has re-
c'ovcred. from his recent -iihn s.
Mr, and Mrs. H. Miueti and Miss
Mauretania of Toronto are visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Box.
Mr, and Wire. Murray Savauge of
Toronto are spendthg a few days
with his parents, Air. and MIrs, F. S.
Savange.
Mr. and Mrs. Beverley. Christie
and two daughterattended the
Ware1'2 relation a1 Memel -51(1 on
Monday,-
•Mt 21211 Mrs. W. J. Faulkner of
Sauna who have 1.521 holidaying
here, are ,pendnlg a tete days In
Kitchener and Toronto.
Mr. Angus :MacLean is a Toronto
visitor,
]'t e. Ralph C cmineli 1t.C'.A P Mel-
ton, spent the ween: end visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Jason Ellis and :tIr. and
Mrs Frank Storey.
Nlr, and 1,11. Gordon Lit Ile took a
motor trip ftp the St. i.awren'e ever
the week end.
Mrs. ,Toler 1311.111 and daughter 1 Es-
telle troe n'tlnrel to their 1U
r af-
ter spending the past week with her
dnugh1er Mrs. Tomlinson, who is re-
covering from ht su'ions operation
at London.
Messrs. Gerald and Lorne Burns ns of
Dorchester and Rosetta of London
called on 031021 13 Here Monday, -
Mr. Alex Ross is 1)111511 improved
after his recent illness,
Mr. and Mrs: Kenneth A2)tent. of
Kitchener spent the week end ][ere.
Ptn e 5013 C Borden
. Gln Som of Camp 1)t)
ethe wee end onhis
w l• home over k 1)
last leave,
Mr. J. M Robertson has returned
to Seaforth after spending the past
111011011 at Stratford.
Miss Isabel MelCellar is visiting in
Toronto this week.
Miss Marion Moore is spending
tins week in Toronto.
Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Brown of
Toronto were the guests of Mr. H.
B. Edge and Miss Josephine for a 'few
clays this week at the Royal Apts.
Mrs. Louis Brenn and her two dau-
ghters June- and Mary, returned to
their hone in Detroit after spending
thrix holidays the past three weeks
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. C.
Eckart and their many friends in this
vicdnity.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hotbam of
Brantford spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. John Hotharn. -
041t. Jack Fortune spent the week
1 t
end 1)t Grand Bend,
Mr. and Mrs. David Mole rettu'netl
Friday to their home In Rochester,
N,7„ after spending a. month with
the former's brother, Mr, Ed Mole.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Stone and son
,21111 of Norwich visited Mr, and Mrs.
A. Hudson on Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Herbert Baker and Mr. Wil-
liam Brown of Mitchell we50 ptlesta
on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. A.
Hudson. -
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Chesney of
Toronto spent the week end with the
latter's sister, Mrs. nett.
Mr, Stewart Geddes, London, spent
the week end with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. P. Geddes.
Mr. Walter Gi'nssie and grandson.
Walter McElroy, of Vancouver, arriv-
ed Monday for Mr. Gtassie's annual
visit here, and 111'0 gue5ls at the
Cenmlel'(la1,
Air. .2. Ronatl 01 MOIAe ,Taw, and
Mr. ,James Roneit with itis friend. of
Ottawa, spent, the week end with Mr.
Nelson Keyes.
Hiss ,lean I)al*. of Eitehener spent
ills week end with her pmrlllsMr.
and Mrs. Harold -Dale.
'et Smith.
1Ia1 •ill
.114 h' 'Betty and R
ATI . Y
T01.0711.0, spent 3111' w ek 011,1 With
tnt
1 and Mt W. I
e nr('nt Bl t•. .
1 n a
their ,
T
Smith. -
MI. and Mrs. L. Shepherd and son
o1' Thorold are visiting het rather
Dr. F. .l. Burrows. -
Mrs, Leonard Vet•beem and sons
Leonard, Gerald and Lawrence, all of
Thanlesville, spent lest week with her
daughter Mrs, Gordon Reynolds.
Mrs. Andrew Kirk returned - front
Wingham on Saturday and is spend-
ing a. few days here,
Mrs. A. Hanrahan, of Toronto, is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Leo For-
tune.
Miss Ola Reid, nurse in training at
Stratford, and Mr. Andrew Blair of
Exeter called on Mr. and Mrs. John
Hothanl on Sunday.
Miss Marie Neves, of Toronto, is
visiting her many friends here.
Mr. Ted Southgate of Mount For-
est is holidaying at his Monte here.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Dodd (nee
Helen Charlesworth) and baby, and
Mr, and Mrs. Bob Prentice and son
Bobby, of Toronto, spent the week
end With Mr, and Mrs. W, 0, Goven-
lock.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weiland and
children of Toronto visited at the
home of his parents, Ma'. and Mrs.
H. Weiland.
BAYFIELD
RENDEZVOUS
ON THE LAKE
DANCING !
EVERY WEDNEDAY
& FRIDAY
Jack Evans
And His Orchestra
Admission -Gents 50e. Ladies 05c.
C. Watson, Manager,
Old & New Dancing Every Tues.
Admission 35c.
(' hat ham
Mr. and Mrs. George Godbolt of
Centralia 91133(0(1 Mr. and Mrs. T. H.
Wheeler on Sunday. -
On Wednesday afternoon, July 31,
the W.M.S. entertained the Baht'
Band and Mission -Band with their
mothers and grandmothers. After
singing "Can a tittle child like me,"
the Lord's prayer was repeated. A
recitation by Margaret Zapte was
followed by primary class singing
"Jesus Loves Me." Scripture reading,
Mark 10:13-16, was read by Blanche
Zapte. Hymn 005, "Tell me the Mer-
les of Jesus," was sung, then Made-
line Wilson read a missionary story,
after which a duet, "1'01 a little Pil-
grim," was sung by Nora and Verna
Eyre. accompanied by their norther.
A recitation was given by Alai -ion
Hill, the offering was taken and dish -
vatted; after a piano solo by 1111135
Margaret M,Qurem a song "Ter.
I3ooks of the 13iblr was sung by
the girls from 1 ul l er'uhitll No 3
school. Prayer was offered by Mrs.
R Allan. 'rho address was given by
out guest speaker Mrs. John AleKin
o 4
Mrs. 115.113[ 11 spoke
1 Clinton.l l
ley at lin u. .1 y 1
o11 th childhood of Jesus. The meet
Inc I nosed with Iiynuh 1,3s, -Away in
a manger." and prayer. et A 401101 hull
hour was $petit When 11105!7 was
waled
Bobby and Berth Allah spent last
week al the Pinery with their t n tt133 1 t.
Bobby and Ruth Hess.
Pte. Ah: Zapf() of London spent
the week al his home intro.
Spr, Ross Grainger til 1'.'(aw awa
slnent the 0,4-1.: end 11 his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. (' Halstead and son
of Stratford and lit and Mrs. Wm.
Jervis and Lola of Holnnasvlllr visited
Mn, uml Mrs.T. 1I 1\ ha I i• Sunday.
910, li, M1('nrine t 12,1'A, of Tux -
ford, SasIt,, spent the week end with
Mrs. A. T Scott,
Mrs. TI F. Berry entertatlnetl at a
trousseau tea on Thursday. 'August
1st for her niece. MIs Elsie Smith,
whose marriage Io MrGordon Elliott
took Wave nn Saturday.
Mr. 1.. Smillie of 141riu spentthe
holiday with Mr, and Mrs. H. F.
Berry.
•s.
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11a Mt and
Mt and t Zap
re,
Mrs. Ii, Kaiser of Detroit and Mt,
land Mrs, J. Kaiser of Hensall spent
a couple or days at Niagara Falls
Mrs. H. Collins and fancily and
Mrs, Mary McKenzie spent Saturday
at Niagara Falls.
Mr. Lee Kipfer of St. Thomas spent
the week end at his home here,
Misses Ina and Ellen Seott of Lon-
don spent the week enol at their
home here,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Moodie attended.
the Chandler and Alexander wedding
at Kippen on Saturday.
Misses Anna Cornish and Clrac!
Dalrymple spent Sunday at their
homes here,
KIPPEN
Alexander-Chandler-
St.
lexander Chandler St. Andrews Church, Einem), dee-
prated
ee'0111 pd with ferns hydrangeas and
phlox, was the scene of at simple
wedding on Saturday. August 3131.
when Helen Mabel, eldest daughter
of Rev. and Mrs. E. F. Chandler, was
united in marriage to Robert Norman
Alexander, elder sort of 1\1r. and Mrs.
Wnl. P. Alexander, ITensel]. This
was the thirtieth wedding anniver-
sary or the n
ides 1
e
l
parents. 1115 olid
was given away by Mr.
John H
Cochrane, a member of the session
Miss Jean Ivison played (hp organ.
The bride wore a floor length gown
of minuet sheer, with head band of
the same mrtterial with white Itcces
series, and carrie(1 a bouquet of Rap'
the roses, The marriage ceremony
was performer) by the bride's rather.
The couple here unattended. 1)0riue
the signing ot the register the organ
lit played quietly. The ushers wept.
John Alexander or Hensall. and Johu
Alexander or Georgetown, brother
and cousin of the grooms. Following
the reremuny, th reception was held
ie the Manse, the bride's mother rt
eeivi(g in flowered green mere 811,1
the groonh'5 mother u) navy sheet'.
buffet luncheon was sec•ved to about
111'ty guests from the tall• t 'utret
`, Bober(
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bride's 1 111 111
will Uhl. 11111
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Nevin» (oak Dolis :klexander, 1•-'
bo1le.Alrxatnler 1)t Georgetown,
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1.m Ney. BeatriceCooper and Airs
Ed McBride served, Guests were pre
sent from Blenheim, Brnce(ield
Charing Cross, Chatham, (leol'getown
Fordwicll Hensall, Kippen, Lislowe
and Walton, The toast to the brill
was proposed by Principal John Gil
Christ of Blenheim High School
where the bride taught for the pas
seven years. The groom replied t
the toast. The bride and groom lei
on a motor trip to Manitoulin Islas(
and 'Northern Ontario, the hrid
travelling in blue crepe dress an
hat to match with beige coat an
white accessories. On their ream
they will live in Hay Township neat
Hensall.
Melvin Taylor Honored
By Friends -
On Monday evening about eighty
friends and neighbors gathered a
the home of Mr, and Mrs. Richer
Taylor Sr. and took the oppol'tunit
to present their. son Pte. Melvin
Taylor who was home 'from Cam
Borden on his last leave - with 1
signet ring and a pen and pencil set
also a pair of socks from the Kipper
East 17I. Dr. Campbell or. Hensal
was master ot ceremonies and Mrs
H Caldwell 50ad an address whin
Mr. Wilbur Trenleerpresented. the
girlie, Melvin thanked his friends 101
their gifts and all" joined in singin
He's A Jolly Good Fellow, and Gni
Save the King, and then the ladle.
served ice cream and rake. •
Mr's. Jessie Fowler of Toronto 1.
the guest of her sister Mrs. J. L
Henderson.
Mr. and Airs. Russell Gengliegal
and their two sons, Mrs, Alice Cool
and daughter Pauline, all of Loudon
are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Jas
Mallymolt.
Mr. and Mrs. 'John Alexander o
Georgetown, with their son John JI
and daughter Miss Isabel spent til
week end with Mr Alexander's Ura
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titers Albert and William. 11 is about
fifteen tears ago that Mr. Alexander
moved away from here and their
many friends were pleased to meet
them again,
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Mollis spent the
wiolc end with relatives to R'roxeter.
Miss Weaver or 1)nshwrod is visit
Ing with Air. and Mrs, Elzar lions-
smut.
Miss Tera Ropp visited ou 8111111113'
with friends neer New I1 unbnrg.
Sunday visitors at 11tH home (1t' Mr.
and Mrs. 1\'m. Homey were Ail. and
Mrs. A. Collingwnod and family of
Hamilton, Air. John Ga111 t tt.el•, \1r.
Elmore GuchstRtut1, Miss L ctcr
Price of Dashwood and Alr. and Mrs.
Joseph Ferguson or ('hise Ihltrst.
Rev. and 1121's. (`.retinol' and Elaine
or 1':1111[1.11 1',11le l on friends ill the, el.
entity 0(1 li uday.
m0. 111111 Mls• (\\n'•I1lnlenHreorFSstetyE1(1fle111d 1t1l1F.
all A1..1111
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Bend nn
Hnruey Reunion at Gland 1 u
Monday.
The nanny friends of Mr. Arnold
(11c1103'1ter will he pleased to learn
that he returned Rosie lice) St. ,1 0F.
eel) Hospital in Landon cu W'ednes-
day last _
Mr.. Thompson Scott lit Detroit is
spending a couple of wreks with her
parents, ll', and Mr-. :1b(• Porsylh
Mrs. Wm. Caldwell was taken to
Clinton Hos pi l al (''01'1119' for tree t-
nlellt and her mala friends hope sit'
will be restored to her usual health
soon.
John
week
Mrs,
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Mr,
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R'anbashent
harvesting
by the
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Mr.
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holiday
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Mrsblln.
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. -Russell
The
crops
Guelph
malting
at
how
Semi
C. Doig 1(r Detroit spent the
end with his n10(11er,
Fowler or Toronto spent the
end with Kippen friends.
('larenee McLean and Mr. Win.
spent a few (lays camping at
and Midlands
operations are held OT
reeelll fails.
:aid Mrs. Chandler are cam[•
a1- their eottage for a few week;
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TUCKERSMITH
and Air's Clayton Martin Trus
elhart. Ml ami Mrs. Luff 1 (' •
and Mr. and Mrs. Hag1'
of Brneetield spent th-.
with Mr. and MI•s. Lew!.
t.
Kirk teturnad home cmMoa
adlntaer tsLpele1(1ti1l1t25s a Df.ewII weeokfs wit -
f
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and Mrs F Pearson of Toror.•
holidaying with Mr. and 11.'
Coleman.
army worm is hard tilt
this year. A gentleman t
spoke on the havoc they .
on the crops and gave a ,
Mr. Will Ball's on Tuesday
to destroy them,
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fo OUTSTANDING BANDS - 6
Stratford Boys' Band New Hamburg Citizens' Band
Clinton. Pipe Band Milverton Geld Seal Band
Tavistock Citizens Band Seaforth Highlanders :Band
DANCING
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In D -Company Armories. A perfect floor and. excellent music by
George Little and his 10 piece Band. Dances 5c each. 1st
• Bingo. Refreshment Booths Fun Galore
Wheels of Fortune Games of Skill
Chairman -W. H. Golding, M,P., Hon. President of Band
This is the Big Night of the Year !
Admission 25e.. Gate Prize Children 1 re't' c
LEGION -Pres,. G. D. Ferguson; Sec„ B. O. Muir
BAND -Pres,, D'Orleon Sills; Sec., Arthur Golding
In event of train. Garden Party will be postponed to Friday, Aug. 16
"God Save Tile King"
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