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See how the Navy, the Army, the
Air Force are being supported by
the whole Dominion -industries,
sciences, agriculture, women's
Work.A dramatization of Canada
at War.
Famed throughout the world is
the big Goldman Band from the
United States, Playing each
night from the modern outdoor
Band Shell you hear it without
charge.
Direct from the San Francisco
World's Fair, and presented
through the courtesy of Inter-
national Business Machines ...
"Art of 79 Countries" -an im-
pressive contemporary show.
Duke Ellington, Tommy Dorsey,
Jimmy Dorsey, Sammy Kaye,
Eddie Duchin, Al and Bob Harvey
with their Canadian Coster Band,
head the list of big-time dance
bands that will be featured in
this year's vast, cool Dance
Pavilion. Don't miss them.
A brilliant presentation of latest
advances in the automotive in-
dustry including a preview of
many 1941 models.
r
One of the most brilliant and
daring Horse Shows on the con-
tinent. Many special features,
harness and hunter classes.
Sept, 2 -7th.
Women's war work dramatized
in a huge Red Cross Exhibit.
Learn there how you too can
help the national effort.
CANADIAN NATIONAL
IBITION
CROMARTY
h visitors in the Tillage
I rev t a teacher from
Miss Edith Alias, who
-,-.ek end Miss Mabel
---,et rvig' who
A•e:,' [see w itl ,Mise Lila
:>uis principal if the
\Vie , e .e e continuation school Miss
Hai! : \v r and Miss t osle of Tor-
r e vit" \flys M, B. Currier little
I ,frothy and Irene Kemp witlh- Mr.
and Mrs. William Honehton; The
members of the Ladies' Aid are paP-
-ering the large entrance 'ha'llw'ay of
the manse during the absence Of Rov.
and Mrs. Jamieson who are on lion-
. ;days this month.
THE SEAFORT!'l NEWS
Snowdon erne. Publisher,
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
WALTON
]1on'I forget the IT.F.AV',O. ntereing
on Wednesday. August :2111, at the
home of Misses Shllpsous. The
topic wil 1 be given by Miss Prnrl
Thanter. Roll call, A good herd seg•
gestion.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Johnston and
family and Mr. Janes Lawson have
returned from a motor trip to Gt.,
tawa and other eastern points.
Mrs. Dave MacFarlane has re,
turned from visiting her father Mr.
Somerville and her daughter Mrs.
Alan Thompson of Middleville.
Late Harry Tomlinson-
llarry Tomlinson, 240 Piccadilly
street, London, formerly a resident
of Walton mut Thanteslord districts,
cited Tuesday evening itt'St. Joseph's
1 iospital in the city, after some
months' illil'se. 1 -le was in 11114 771h
year. Mr. Tomlinson was horn at
Thanlesfo'd. a eon of the late lir.
eat Mrs. Jame, TontlinSe't1. lie flu'm-
ea for some yours til 'I'hanlosfo'd dis-
u9c't and thea moved 114 elcKillop. Re•
eeutly, he had been living in London
at the home of his son, Harold Tone
lineal. He was a member of the Un -
11 (el Church. Surviving are three
ous, Frederick. ic•tt. of 1.1111100; ,tack. 11
Flint, llitil.. and Harold, of Iondod
Iw1 daughters, Mrs. Russell Martin,
of Saskatoon. and Mrs. Reward
Il„erns. St. Marys. The flnleral will
be held front the Carruthers funeral
hone' in London at 1.30 pan. 'rhmrs-
'tay. Interment will lie in Maitland'
hank cemetery, nem' Seafortil.
'1oy-A i11 n -
A pretty wedding was solemnized
:it the hone o1 the bride's parents on
Wednesday, August 14th, when Mar-
ion Johns, second daughter of Rev,
A. he and Mrs, Arlin, Goderich, was
united in marriage to William Arthur
Hoy, eldest sol of Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
thur Hoy, R.11-4, Goderich, .Rev. A.
!..:\Ilia nl'ticinled. Miss Edwina. Allis
sister of the bride, and Alfred Hoy,
brother of the groom, were the at-
tendants. 11r, and Mrs. Hoy will re -
Sine 11 Walton, where 11e is employ-
ed as first man on the C. P. Raih11117
and has leased Mr, 3. J. Seller'
house. \Vo all congratulate him on
his marriage and wish them the best
of 51100050.
Donald Wilson has retnrn'd home
to London after spending his holidays
with his grandparents, M1'. and Mrs.
R. \V. Hoy..
Russell Bryans left Friday for To-
ronto training 5011001 of the flying
cops to join in the trade enlistment.
Mr. John Pryce has leased the hone
belonging to Mrs. J. Love. Mrs. Love
is being cured for by her daughters
'ting to poo' health.
'Mr. George Badley and Miss ,lean
Badley of Kingston. Mrs. McEwan
and piss Pauline M1'1':wan of Gode'-
ic h railed on the Humphries and
Shannon families of Friday.
il. and Mrs. 1o11)1 Pryce are mote
tug into ;111',. Joseph. Love's house.
Mrs. C. (lowland of Fergus visited
her sister Mrs. T, Williamson last
Mr. Huglt Shannon has disposed of
kis farm "est of the village le Geo,
Kirkby of St. Marys. Possession will
be in September. \\'e welcome Mr.
end Mrs. Kirkby and family to our
(401l111111117',
AUBURN
111. ') t:ar;r People of Knox United
Church were in charert' of the morn -
service 111 Sunday. George Stra-
-su1 presided and Elvin I\\ rghtman
e'fered prayer. 1'he choir sang an an-
them and Aubrey Bolt sang a solo,
-tithe Kenneth Reid. (loch -rich. press
+l ut t ,Huron Y. 1. Preahytery was
411eet speaker.
Service •wiil be cancelled next Sun -
'lav in this chure'h.
The 11. V. P. '1'. of the Baptist
i'1P.trc'1, ;tad charge , :hr service on
S.111;1 lr afternoon. The meeting had
,ere-een.9 1,y )Jr. and Mr-. Frank
1 10 and Eley.1 Rat lay t (r.d-
1 11 11 .r T1,0 Scrilware
e•di-t
:'l \l.,r,a T.el', • ,•1 and
'+)' 1011 1cr .-\ vocal
c. ern it^<,1 ' w Vert,. \tiller.
" 11 Stine
ve asItteshiee \lis:
'so , Fret.4 ha_ y. Thr
li14''01 '1 0 -lin sit. ''10 in chanlr
;r ! Reid. ".an11e4 Jodlnst' 11 and
Rt thiy. Rev.F. Silver
e 1 '101 t' (1'x1 7, 11Vlar t. n'nduct
:1141 .0011100.
The Venn( People of \\-e.tiield
1'nited Clmnh, had eharae of the
ening service with Harvey Mc -
fee) -11. The president, condnctina the
meeting'. Rae Vincent led in prayer
11.1 \lildrrd Thornton led in the
S:rieture reading. Clarence \Ic Clen-
nethan of Whitechurch, gave the top-
ic ,'.n "Seek Ye First the Kingdom of
H raven."
'lir. Ford, Mies Bernice 1 >rd. Miss
\\ nnifred Ca:n~`vlael':, of Comber.
.,lent khe •seek -end w(1-1) .Mr. and Mrs.
\V. F Can.'hell. Mrs Fnrd remained
for a eveek'> vacation: Edna and Aud-
011 \Val.h ;'i Hensen, with Mr. and
Airs, A.'inert I1Valeh: Mr. and Mrs.
Parst rf Benmiller, with Mr. and
-Mrs. lrl,tle. NIet;ill, \irs. Hilliard
1 tier en and daughter, I:on . e with
trent', Mr. and .N1 rs. l,eore
TI1,rntoa, near lllnerale: Rev. R. .3.1.
11A ocher addressed 'his coneregati.n Olt
Smelly :m'rnin;e. au "Carry The Hon -
r: F.ncenra:rfetneltt. Cr.miIrrt (11111
-\-ppreciation, :i.10 '.•.011 sake aryl for
the sake '1f others a< , 00 travel life's
L•:.;iesety.' Rev, A -\I. re,ylo ne 1.ried
*We. .1011pit 411 Knox l're le :enol:
,'1011,11 11 r1 1 ., ho div ,'t-nt at wVa.-
a11 Bear!l awl -.peke o.1 "The V -,ice
\ ii trail
St v11! I( n i Tettenhani.
with his parents, Mr. and Nlre N. T
l I. a,>n,t Archie 1)t ie,n1 1 tel Ed-
ward H1u 1t. n ;if S' inef lir+-
u '.with his sister, Mrs. Charles F„
\,eplith; Reeve Raymond R. Red
nuinrl 1(:h \Tr. and ,lr.. Patrick O'-
Malley, of Torent.: Mr. and '\Irs,
Robert Stalker' have returnee to -then
home in h lief, IM'ici1., -after a short wis-
h with \1r. and Mrs. ,Maitland Allen:
Visitors -w•ith I\firs, F. Ross, Donald
114114111111 lllllllll n411414unuuuna a unnmum nn41uaue 111.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 'l944J
BLYTH
\ wedding of interest in :the Arab -
at
0 INN TOPICS urn vicinity With rerrntl7 ,ealeanniz'ed
t'ht'Linked -Ohairch tisanes in 'Blyth
by Rev, Arthur Sinclair, wdleu Flor-
ence \l q 1Iadllul, daughter of ,Mr•,
mson,4141,. ",1414nnrn'4141nu14u'a""""""""" and Mrs. W. Hallant of Gainsborough,
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
\Ir. Robert Smillie, ,\lark'et St., left
on "1'.uesday for a trip ,to the \\'cst.-
\liiss Irene Carhert •was a Clinton
risitar.-\Irs. 'l. H. Broadfoot 'was
Stratford •visitor this week.-A4ds$
.\ria and -Jennie Gov (110011 are -Mit-
ehell visitors t•11ic week.-t\lrs, L, L.
\iriaaul is in 'Toronto -visiting her
con Dr. ' J. IL Atelie,WL---Mr. D.
Sproat -of Be'hgrame -visited 'friends in
'town this week. -Mee, Dalton of (((Id-
erieh iii !visiting '.Icer 'pit -rents, ,\Jr. and
.Mrs. D. Donovan. -\4r, and Mrs, G.
D. Haigh spent Sunday in God-eric'h.
-\1es. Lela Kruse Telt Friday for her
i1o111e i11 Gall, all tr 111ititl'g at the
parental home herr for a couple of
weeks. - 141 rs. \Van. •<)'uightun wird
ehi1110011 htavc rc'ttirned .from Toronto.
\lis.
Vera i\\`eI11 of \\'foghant 15
visiting at t111' 'Slone of Mr. and Mrs,
ins. Thu 1 14111... -\fess Neely and
ilali, I1ler ,,i 1 orehr.ter are visiting
at die Monne of 1411;. S, ;Neely, North
,\lain St.---KI-win Ricers, of the 1 -1 -u4 -
1i rti cc C41,1,., Nia.Oara Camp, spent
111e AN eek cold 11011 his 'parents in
01.--\l r. 1). \yeller of Brantford is
eis-it ie.; :friends here.-Soho'ol days
:will -soon be -hem-Nit.. A. E, F:otbes
lets ,been appe,in ted general nlanager
.;he Dunnville Engine Co. and is
tuovine Id Dunnville alis Week, -Miss
Lynne Gi'115spie stet to Toronto
Thursday and -will -visit her -sister
Mrs. Milford of elevanl.ville ,before re-
turning honte.-At the regular ;nett -
Mg of Fidelity Ledge No. 155, IPO.
O.F. ut '\Vednc clay evening Rec.
tier. Brother liaaburn read an ad-
dress :h' Brother Fratek Smith and
presented him 'with a signet ring as 1
renlcnrhtanee from the lodge '111 the
eve of his 5lepairlllre to go in training
for aetite service ,broad, ,Mr. S,iniltJt
replied suitably and a short ,address
was given by .Bra, lames ,13eettie,
Frank -is the fifth +nlcudb'e-r of Fidelity
Lodge to go to the front, -Mr. Har-
v.ev \\'illis of I\V'ingham silent the
week earl in -town,-Miss Ruby
Bristow is visiting friends in Sarnia.
_etre, ', 1.' C. Greig was a Goderich
visitor this 'wreck, - 13Gr, \Warren
:\stent is a visitor at fie Toronto Ex-.
hihitden this week.-4\Jrs. \I'urdie of
Detroit is vi -siting friends in town. -
14l iss 1Ielen jetties -on of -Brooklyn,
N.Y., is visiting in town,-1Ur, Thos.
Andrew, of 'Lockport. N.Y„ .has-ac-
tepted a position with T1n'bt:'Btali Fn -
gine Ce. -NI -r. Hector Hays of -Gede-
rich rd lted Itis brother, ;41r. R. S.
Huy, on Saturday. --- \les. Harold
Bost lei; on Thursday for Toronto to
join \Ir. Test, before 'ltaa-ng for ;their
home in Regina. -- -\Messrs. \V. T.
Tex and E.. L. Box are visitors at the
hxhieition.-\I r. Lippert 0i Berlin
was a Sunday visitor in .0,1v.n,--'Mrs.
F, .\V. Lenge of Guelph is spending
this 'week evith her mother Mrs. John
liarnea.---,\Ir-1405. Walter 'Murray and
Ralph Elli.'tt .arc Ir,tiirlin,c an addition
to Dr. Burrows' residence. --Miss Ef-
fie Hamilton of K11145(on, Who has
'?ern visiting at the .parental home of
Nit'. :eel -Mrs. II11gh Hamilton, 'left on
"Tuesday to take in the Millinery op-
)'nin',1 in Tor;lntn.-\1 r. George Ran-
kin el. Philadelphia, Pa., has been n'is-
iting relatives here for the -past
month. \Ir. Rankin has been away
.from town for av, year: ant- notices
unruly changes since 11e lift. --Owing
to the long -con -tinned rain harvesting
o.perations are very slow, as it was
nest to impossible to rant the ]hinders
in some field. end 11111141st as .big a
task to yet o^he grain dry alter it was
rut, .\ considerable quantity of it was
4r 14 ing al the shock. - .As the
threshing machine of Norman Lam-
ont eves 'being taken dote Ed Woods'
hien near Brn514cls. she gangway
I,roke, throwing the machine ulpside
down. It 'trees a Tang of mien erith
11a':ey and ru'k1e to right it. Some
lun•t_e w -Ione the machine :hy its
tltn:lle.-0n1..*1 harvesters, at 1Iensall
are making almost superhuman ef-
fees to
safely ser 1041 the fine crop.-
. ,.1 0 . .'a, dao _enIIere 1 see been
rh'r1_ :ndin in 101100 up to
11X':1 i 'trt',;e' \'‘ bite. 111c11 -z s'raincrl h1. •,crit: ,t1
14o -s an -I 1. \\ Meld 1 oil Sunday Ray
R. Du*". \lis.,- \\itkriired Burll,
Blanche 1'irkeil. Edith Rima;, all of
1.eanlin1-1014; Norman Riordan, of
P 1 'inr'1, spent the week -end here.
CONSTANCE
Mrs. William Carter entertained
the ladies of Group No. 1 one after-
n0n1) last week when they also quilt-
ed a Red Cross quilt.
Mrs. Joseph Brown of Toronto was
a recent visitor with her mother
Mrs. R. Anderson.
Miss Bernice Sproule of London
spent a week with her friend. Miss
Jean- Anderson.
piss Jean Anderson is spending
this week with her aunt in Toronto.
Master Victor Walden has returned
after a eoupie of weeks' vacation
with his cousin in London,
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Carter 0f
London spent a day last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson.
The W,A._ are sponsoring a com-
munity picnic Tbursdey, Aug. 29.. at
Goderich. Anyone not having trans-
portation please notify Mrs, Ernest
Adapts. Everyone is invited.
Mrs, William Jewitt and daughter
Joyce spent the week end with Miss
Lillian Adams of Londesboro. •
McKILLOP
C,W.L, Prize Awards- -
The prize money donated 1,7 11+ .
C'athnlie \Vnmen's League of St.
=ban Parish to the three pupils wee.
highest standing in the re -eel 10
trance examination, has been aware
-
ed as SoHo'. s: 1. .hiss, liabella Pm-
eel1. S.S. No. 6. McKillop 2. .rose
Juan 'Holland. St ('.olulnllan Miss
Gracie Connolly, S.S. Seo. 6. 'vie,-itllop
]Miss Isabella Purcell and Mise Greet,
Connolly were pupils of Mi<s Clan
Issa Tale, and Miss Joan Holland of
Sister Theodore, St. Columhan.
Want and For Sale Ads., 1 week 21c
England, i -d, ,teas united in marriage to
Thomas .Leslie MI.Lllanl of \elest Waite -
emelt, von of 'Me. and I\Mrs, Tfi'onas
Hallam of 1151Ile'tt tow'nsh'ip.
The bride '1t'a3 1)05ttilt attired i11 a
navy iblue sheer !frock 'with ,white as-
eessorie-s. They here attended Iby Mr.
and \ies, Harvey Andrews of West
V.aevanos'h. Mrs. -Andrews 'wore a fig -
tired sheer d'ress,
;Mr. and. \Irs.' Hallam 'till reside ort
the lhridogroo-m's farm in 1\'est '\\'ale-
anosll.
BRUCEFIELD
A number of our girls who belong
In the Girl G1111108 were camping at
Hayfield last week with Miss 141arg-
1rct McGregor as their lender.
Hiss Annie Mustard of London
spenta wool; nt her home het''.
Airs. Alex Mustard Sr. has return
'd from a visit with 110) sisters at
Tiverton. --
Miss Violet Petrie -of Sault Ste,
Marie is visiting with her 818110' Mrs
Robe. Allan.
Miss Irene Snider Loudon, spent
the week end with her people here.
Mr. Melvin Snider refuelled home
from London on Saturday, w•h:ere il'
Intik a 51111111101' course at the Pulver
sity of Western Ontario,
Mrs, Bert Greer, Hayfield, spent
Monday with Mr. and Mrs, Wallace
Haugh.
14r, Gordon Wright spent Monday
in London where his wife is a pat -
lent 111 the hospital.
Mrs, Alex York and daughters
M'ryle and Shirley, Toronto, have re
turned to their home in Toronto al'.
ler a visit with the fo'i11e•'s parents
Mr. and MPs, Alex Souter.
A tag day for the Blind. \x111 - he
held in Brucellel(1 on Saturday, Aug.
"i. Boxes will be placed in the
Hrucefield stores from Aug, 24 to 11 et
so that donations may be received for
this \14'ol'th y cause.
STANLEY
Mr. and Mrs. \149111am Spinets were
visitors at St. Marys on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Edw11111 '1'weutynlan
of Chicago spent the week end at the
Stento of Mrs. Tweitymanis parents,
Mr, and Mrs, Paul Cleave.
Mr. Fred Turner of Goderich was
a Sunday visitor nt the home of Mr.
and Ml's. George Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Clark and
family of Hamiiten returned las'
weep after spending several days as
the guests of Mr. and Mrs, 11'..1.
Clark of the Goshen line.
WINTHROP
Then, will bee Sunday service at
11 o'clock in the morning in Cavell
United ('(lurch, Winthrop, on Sine
clay, Aug. 26. with Rev. J, C. Britton
of Inwood as guest speaker. The .ser•
1ic•e will be under the auspices- of
the Young People's Sot duty. -
Want and For Sale .\els, 1 week .51.7
E'ENTE TRE
Seaforth
NOW PLAYING
The Jones Family
in
"Too oo Busy to Work"
Mon. Tues. Wed.
SCREENED AT LA S IT ... 7 H E
BOOK THAT HAS THRILLED
THE'
l - e Towne presents ,
NEXT THURS. FRI. SAT.
A "rhe Play's the Thine" Ploduclion
Directed by EDWARD LUDWIG Produced
by GENE TOWNE and GRAHAM BAKER
Screen Ploy- by Waller Fords, Gone Tawno and
Graham Baker
Joseph CALLEIA • oil, FCII N
Donald MEEK •Fuuy KNIGHT
f'OMINCG
THP JONES FAMILY
in
TION THEIR OWN"
MANLEY
Airs,I\\' I. NIcloay. of Seattle, spent
several days with her sisters, \irs.
Ph',1s. ,McKay and '\ll.. \\. Manley.
\L'. and .\1 r.. Gordon Hays and
'Mr.. C., Eckert, Mrs. Uonira Des'hor-.
'crugh and Sister ('layer called on
-friends there on Tuesday.
The -registrars -were kept 'b'usy on
\Monday. Tuesday and '\\'edncsday.
BRITAIN'S COAL
Vast Reserves Now Being Shipped
Across Atlantic
Cargoes from the vastsupplies of
British coal which Have aeeumulated
as 11 result of the submission of
France have already been shipped to
South America ntel Portugal.
Further inquiries e1'0 00W bring
negotiated. and within the next few
weeks t11e export of coal front estreat
13ritain will rapidly increase,
Canada, as well as South America
and Portugal, will have more plend-
fttl supplies at dumper prices.
-
'rhe British con! industry. which Is
aiming at an annual production 'd
2810(1100o twee nr 411 millions, more
than in peace -time, had a rrsjle'tablr-
S111'01us Its the result of Germany's
invasion of Scandinavia. It was nit
first. hoped Ilult 1401110 or arta would
be available for Britain's enstomers
overseas, but when the Germans
marched 11111 Holland, Belgium and
Northern Feltner,. all availallle sup-
plies were rushed to Fenno), whose
e illie(le had been seized by the
enemy.
The subsequent :utbmission of
Frttltc'e, however, together with the
entry of Italy into the 10111', virtually
put n stop to all shipments of coal 10
Europe outside Synth and Portugal,
and tiler' IS now a respectable vol..
Unit, of suitable coal piling up at the
British ports of shipment.
BORN.
L0111 1- In 'l'urkersnlitlt on 'Thursday,
Aug. 11), 1114(1, to Mr. :old Mrs,
Mervyn Lnbll, '1 son.
KI.1NKHANIEIS ---In Scott. Memorial
Hasid! al, on Monday, August 19,
111411, to Mr. and Mrs. 141artin Blink-
lmme', Dublin, a Hull.
SCt)'I'T- hl tient Memorial llospit'l
on N'ednosday. August 21el, 17ls1, to
14Ir. and Mrs. Roller( ;Scott, Sera
forth, 11.11.1, a4 .'111.
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