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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1940-12-05, Page 8PAGE EIGHT HENSALL Red Cross Notes.- The Hensall branch of the Red CCross is calling for more helpers so that work on hand may he completed Iby the- end of the year. A ne'w quota 'of •work for the next Sour months 'was received a few days ago. Besides a greatt deal of •sewing and 'hospital supplies the following knitted tgoods •are asked for at an early date: 5 turtle neck sweaters, 5 pairs of two- way mitts; 5 rubbed helmets, , long seamen's stockings. \ny- 'knitters who are free to take tap this work ,please ,get in touch with the con e ser of the 'knitting comaflitte. \Its, W. 0, Goodwin, as soon as possible. \Ve :appreciate •the- 'faithfulness and regu- larity of many of out ladies in their :attendance at the work rooms- The Christmas season is usually a busy one dor the Women folk, hut in view of the ;very grave .situation overseas, and the many and urgent needs At. the present time. which are sure to increase in the Spring, we hope there will not be any 515okening up in Red 'Cross work. The roosts are open on Mondays anti Fridays Of each week from 2 to 45 p.m. If any in the country cannot attend the Work Roosts and yet can sew at home, please get in touch with- Mrs, Robert Patterson, who will gladly supply you with sew'ing'. Arrangements are now being made for a meeting of the executive -to • otnplete our onganisation of com- mittees for the tNeW Year. The ,presi- dent !Mr. Brook. will be pleased to have any su'gge non. than will snake our wottk mote. etfieictit. Ret', '.Vsn. Wein conducted services in Carmel Presbyterian Church on • Sunday. The choir sang two antic. ems entitled ''There Be The t'lory." and "Sweet Hour o1 Player," The Arnold Circle and Mission Band If Carmel Pre hyttion-Chnrch win livid a yea and home baking' amt ,end at tiie .cite 1 room nf the Satstrday. Dee. , biz ' 11 .Vohelo Class Present Fine Program Tile members of the \\ ahefo 1 lt. s e•' the 1'nitcd Ch.irrli Sabbath Se-i,enl presented a v tr.o:t .program in the ,rh,eolroont on Friday a -vends!, which ,e`'arg••ly attended. The pn,,gram ned with 1 ot-50 tongs snti.t'e•'I Want to NI arch with the in fsntrv," and 'Carry 1)n.'- sung llv 'Misses Gladys Passmore, Norma 'l'ook. Ruth Brook and \carr Good - tile. Misses hay Drysdale ,ui,l Ruh t',-''oik played guitar seleetioes. Pic - tare view. on "a trip to the :South," acre .shown by \li.. \tararet devi5, +lrielt were ver y interesting. tars.. 'Heiden ni Sirs. Hess sane 4 i"atria' duet entitled }bee-." Mss Florence Welsh 'tceotnipanied at the piano. A vocal solo entitled {)n the Re sal to Mandalay" was sung by Mr, Carey loynt accompanied h,+. IMiss Florence'Welsh at the piano, \ very huuutrons reading entitled .\t the It ill (tame, was 'eery aihiy ;given by Miss Mattie Ellis. A: play "That's What a l hey \I1 Sat, wits presented thy Misses Elva McQueen. Mary Coleman GlastyS, 21cKenzie and Mrs. Peter MrN'aughton and Messrs, ,lack anter Ed. Corbett and Edison and Ross Forrest all taking their parts in a tarn eispaible manna. Refreshments were served by the class at the close of the program. Y.P. Elect Officers. - ..NI Elva SlcQuean presided aver thi tweeting of the Young, People's •inion held on. Monday evening which opened by singing a hymn followed by the land's sprayer in unison. The minuses of the previous meeting were read and adopted and tete roll called, alter which \Inas G1a'dy' 'McKenzie read the Set iptnre. The topic on "The Life and I\\Iosk of Rey. 'etas, Evans," was given by I\Liss Ruth tBroOk. Miss Edna Saundereock led in prayer, Rev. R, A. Brook then ,presided for the el- ection of officers as toliows: Presid- ent Miss Ruth Brook, 'rice president, 'Miss Gladys McKenzie and 'Miss Gladys Lnker. Secretary, Bob Hess: treasurer, (Carey ,joynt: fellowship conveners, blesses Gladys Passmore and Norma Cook; Christian :Missions. Miss Elva \IeQueen and Howard -Love: citizenship, Misses Edna-Saun- clercock and .slug Goodwin; social, Mrs. Heiden, Miss Gladys Luker and !Sir.. Hess; pianist, Miss Gladys l.u'k- e•r assistant protist, +Miss Greta t -ate inn stress secretary, Mrs. - tHedden. Sir Carey 1ovnt wave the treasurer's report. It was (limited to contribute he the\l. and 1\l. fund. Bride..Elect Honored.- \ \cry enjoyable evening was .pent Saturday .0 the home of i\l.r. and Mrs, t e'e Glenn, when about seventy- five net liner, and friends gathered :ins 1r5resented • their daughter. Mona, • le -hie -elites with a miseellanoons sho- wer, .\ slum program was given in - chiding a reading by Mrs. Agnes ll, rtes, ,piano s,.los by Sirs, John 111,I,-5,11 and' \lits Andres' Cochrane. i Mrs. Edgar Butt and (Mrs. William Fytc sari, a duet entitled, "Roar .if rra'ec." tJoyee Broderick fa von red with song anti dance nnniber accout. pained 1,y Mrs. Broderick at the tri, 1 inn \ healthfully dee ,rated wagon in the .hate of a wedding cake and de- corated gaskets were brought in load- ed i.sith ue;antiful and useful gifts by Jeep \lc.\llister, Patsy Mitchell. ;tut! Wilma Krlr 'rile decorations acre arranged iy r. . attcrson ane the program by IM r.. \\'til. Kyle and THE SEAFORTH NEWS Nirs Stanley llitcheld. The (bride made 1 In loving memory of our dear t father, Mr. Theodore Dexter, who 1 a reply thanking all 'tor the ;heautifu gifts, Lunch was served. Arnold Circle Elects Officers, -- I 'Mrs. Melvin Moir was hostess at her home on ,\l'ond4ay 'evening' to the Arnold Circle of 'Carmel Presbyterial C'hureli. !Airs. Roy Pell presided acct the meeting wrench opened Ihy soft music played by Mrs Irene Hogarth followed Iby singing„ after which Miss Sally Manson led in prayer. The scripture .was read thy Miss .Mangare Dell, The'business was discussed and committees appointed for .the tea ares home -cooking sale to be held on Sat- urcday. [Miss Helen \loin •gave the an- nual treasurer's respott. Miss Hannah Murray presided over the election of officers: President Miss Sally '\dan- oan, 'vice president, \h.: Beryl Pfaff; secretary, 1li.s Violet Hyde lireatar. er Miss Helen 'Moir; pianist, Mrs. Slasllougall; supply secretary, Sirs. Melvin Moir; welcome and welfare, \Irs, Roy Bel'l, At the conclusion .of the ,program a delicious hot roast goose supper was sewed Ihy the host- ess. Miss Beryl 'Pfaff moved a vdte of thanks to the 'hostess. •21 r. John Tapp lies returned from pleasant trip, I Slr, Abe 'daises of Windsor spent the week end with his relatives in and .around town. - - i Carl Passmore returned: home (Monday after a 'business trip to Tor- outo, Rev, 12. A. Brook conducted the cervices in the United C'hurch on Sunday and the choir sang, "Lead- On O sussEternal," i The 'hingo and dance which was 'to have. Ibsen held on Wednesday even- ing tinder the auspices .of the. Hensall branch as the (Canadian Legion. has heee postponed indefinitely owing to the severe storm. Mr. Lloyd Heckles of tit, Cathar- ines, ,,petit tine weds end with rela- tive, here. }le was accompanied hack sly Mrs ill hit and family, 21r. and Mrs. t. 'lte Flynn of Lon cln spent tett week end with the l at- to s parents,' t\li anal Sirs, ;Lit. I'at- km . -t \lis . 121va McQueen has taken a position at the 51. to $1.00 store for l the Christmas season, The Hensall Senior institute will hold their l'llrislnas meeting et the holm of Mrs. - G, .\l, Drysdale. The roil call i. ;o he answered with a gift for the Sick Children's Hospital, Keep the date open for tete novelty Christmas dance, sponsored thy the Chamber of C'onuncrre on Friday, December 14th. ltallo,eus, hats, noise- I ua'ke r, galore. Proceeds in aid of the ron111111 ilii • Christmas tree. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1940 in Memorials t passed sway Dec. 4th, 1917, attd the late Mrs. Dexter, who passed away 1 on Oct, 5, 1921, 0, how oft. they come before us, • Their dear Saviour, so sweet and true Resting now in peace with Jesus, t Loving hearts still long for you. -In loving ,memory, by the Family Motion Pictures AT BRUCEFIELD UNITED CHURCH Friday, Dec. 6th, at 8 p.m. We are showing the Canadian Railways' beautiful film "Across Canada from Coast to Coast" And Several Sound Films including "Modern Eden" (Niagara) "Wonderland at Gaspe" "Gem of the Rockies" Be sure to come out and taste this wonderful trip with us. and bring your neighbors along. We will have luxurious Sleepers, delectable Diners and air-conditioned Coaehee, and we can assure you of an enjoyable evening. FIrst (Tess round trip Fares will be only Adults -25c. Public School Children -15c Children under five -Free GIVE him the watch that's specially built for Canada's fighting forces ... The smart,, accurate 15 -jewelled Bulova "Commander"... Absolutely water -lite -built to stand the gall --priced for un- equalled Bulova value 1 J. SPrrtoitY 5211115550 FOR 2415454'5 ACTIVE sE841(1 F6RCEs A. WESTCOTT JEWELLER WATCHES DIAMONDS Choose now. We will hold any Gift tmtil Christmas Phone 218 SEAFORTH, ONT. BLYTH 1 Sims -McElroy - :A pretty wedding was solemnized Friday afternoon in the manse of Ilan Avenue United t'ho•eli, Tor- onto, when Miss Vivian Irene 51e - Elroy, daughter of Mrs, Idith E. Bell, and the late John McElroy, Blyth. bigamy tate bride a1' John Jtuntas 0e101 Stine, only sou of W. J. Sims and the hate Its. Sims of Myth. Ito.. J. P. MacFarlane - offic- iated. The bride looped lovely in a street length dress of beige crepe trimmed with brown velvet, small brown velvet hat with until 'trim- ming and wore a corsage of roses and 01111S. She was attended by ber twin sister. Mrs. A. E. Bender, of Tot rtitito, in dusky pink with black ac- cessories, Emerson Freestone, also of Toronto, was groomsman. The re- ception/ was held at Crofton Villa. Cooltsville. After the honeymoon the young couple will reside in Blyth. STAFFA 'Mrs, F. D. Hutchison of St. Cath- arines (petit a week with -Mr, and -Mrs. O. W. Reed and ,\Ir. and !Mrs. Rob- ert Sadler; Mr. and Mrs. A. Jeffery and Spencer and Mrs, }\V', Sadler !n Stratford; Sir. and- Mrs. O. W. Reed visited 111 Hamilton with :M r. and 'Mrs F. ,Congdon; 'Mr, and .Mrs. Y. O'Brien visited in Owen Sound with their son, 1A', E. O'Brien; Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lawson and 'daughter, Sandra Iran, with Mr. and ,Sirs. Walter'O'Brien: Fie. Jack Drown of Hamilton, \\'.1 Drake and Ross Hogarth and Horvey Drown od 1\\'w,od•tock Visited at their homes: Robt. Barr of Mitchell with Slr. and Mrs. John Sadler; William Thompson is visiting in Toronto. The W. A. will meet at fire parsonage on Thursday afternoon, CROMARTY Owing 4o the great fall of annw•, meetings have been poorly attended ,but now that horses and cutters and cheery ibells have taken the place of cars, things will go better. The Thatfkofferintg service is post- iponed until a ,later date. The annual meeting of the W.M.S. will be held on 'Thursday afternoon at the manse and a full meeting is desired. The bazaar and supper were thin- ly attended owing to bad rdalds and stormy weather, but a pleasant eve- ning was :spent socially by all who braved the stork and the three groups, 'Ladies' Aid Marion Ritchie group, and the Annie Reidie Mission Band were all .pleased with the differ- ent sales of work and candies and conking. William Boughton who has ,been ill in 'Victoria ILns'pitad, London, ,for the past two weeks will return only as .tar as the home of his -'daughter, Mrs Keniip 'h(itcheil, as the roads are not at 'for motoring to his home here, \lis Lila I:McCulloch, superintend - 551 ni the \A itichelst.a 'Con'tinuation school, had to 'leave her car at her i1•'ane here and return Monday morn- ing with horse and cutter, , Her Father --"And- what are yon' prospects of promotion, young ratan?" Her Suitor "Excellent, sir. There's nobody in the firm below. Auction Sale Of Residence and Rouse Furnish. Ings. Harold Jackson, Auctioneer, has been instructed to sell the following at Kipped at the residence of the late Mrs, 'Wesley French, on Satur• day, December 14th, at 1 p.m. 3 bedsteads, 2 dressers with wash- stands, 1 library table, 1 conch, 5 rockers, 2 armchairs, 1 china cab!. net, 1 extension table, 6 dining room chairs, 1 Raymond sewing machine. 1 electric radio, 1 drop leaf table, 3 small tables, 1 ititchen couch, 1 nook stove, 1 kitchen cabinet, 1 cup. board, 6 kitchen chairs, 1 settee, 1 spring mattress, rugs, curtains, lin- oleum, washing nnacliine with wring• et', wheelbarrow, lawn mower, 2- burner electric plate with oven, buff• alo robe, 1 copper boiler, pictures. picture frames, pots, pans, etc, - Property -Two-fifths of an acre of land. Good frame house, recently re• modelled with shingle siding, full basement, hydro, furnace, also good poultry hoose. Terns --.Household effects, cash. Property, ten per cent cash day of sale, balance in 30 days. Frank Iipshal}, Charles Cooper. Executors of tine Estate of Mrs. Wesley French. - IIcu'old Jackson, Auctioneer, - POSTPONED AUCTION SALE 01' Farms, Pawns Stock, and Imple- ments. Al Lot 15, Cori, 1, MCICiltup Township, 2?% miles ens( of 8eafoth, on No. S Highway, on Monday, De- cember 9th, at 1 p,m, Joseph Carlin, Proprietor, Harold Jackson, Auctioneer. Auction Sale 20 head of Scotch Shorthorns 111 females, 10 males At Elmandorph Stock Farm, Varna on TUESDAY, DEC. 10TH AT1P.M. - Ilet•d full accredited; blood tested. clays same as etish without interest. Tants cash, as bankable paper 30 CLIFFORD H. KEYS, Varna. IDuncan Brown, Harold Jackson, Auctioneers. TEACHER WANTED For S. 8. No,, 7, Tttchersmillt, dut- ies to comment,. Jan. Lith, lloteitant. State salary. Applications received till Dee. 1111 It, Edgar Alimt, Secretary. 1t. It, 3. 5;2111fot-tit, FOR SALE A driving mare for 652r42. stile. Phone FOR SALE Hut'se t•isiug eight years old. Sow currying fourth litter. Also a5nnllri 15(1 bushels turnips and mawgels, and two loads of hay. Apply to :Russel Hayter. eeafortll. T1.R.4, FOR SALE 75 Barred Rocks ready to ]sty, Janes Mnt'ray, phone 3152r24, Sete forth. PIGS FOR SALE 23 pigs weighing from 75 to 1041 lbs., also 17 seekers. Apply to O'Reilly Bros„ Lot 12, Con. 2, Mc- Killop. Phone 461.3, Dublin, FOR SALE Ten pigs ready to wean, l:hner Hackwell, phone 5543r4. Seaforth, PIGS FOR SALE 10 pigs six weeks old. Peter Read- 111an, North Main St., Seaforth. LOST A. red roan Durham steer, aabout. 1000 lbs. Has 1101116 en, Reward 2nt Information leading to recovery. Please notify James Medd, Clinton, 1.11.1; phone 041r11, Seaforth, POSITION WANTED Young girl would like position In store or doing housework. Apply to The 'News office. DEALERS WANTED Distribute 200 FAM1LEa nec•essi• ties from door to door. There is it big demand for toilet articles, medicines, alimentary prodnets, cleaners, etc. Sell for guaranteed satisfaction or stoney refunded. Reap profits with your first sales. Increase your list of customers every day. Try this hide• pendent business without RISK. FOR DETAILS, COMMUNICATE WITH G. ST, GEORGE, 570 St. Clement Street, MONTREAL. IF BACKACHES are slowing you up take RUMACAPS. Pains and aches are relieved after the first dose McKiudsey's Drug Store. DUBLIN Attendance at the various churches on Sunday was hampered by the heavy roads anti snow drifts. Wally cars were stuck on the sideroads and cutters and sleighs were the only safe means of transportation. Janes MsNairn .vho has been de- livering:h'ead by motor on his reg'nl- ar route, was dhhged iso snlbstttnte a sleigh Intik with horses this week, 6;Ls team %Odell lacked experience gave an interesting spectacle of kick- ing and (hacking and becoming fright- ened on Main sttreet when the driver was endeavoring It ibreatk them in to Ihe intracies of a.bread truck and ac- custom sham 'tri all the sights, The. proverbial group of men and sinal' boys added to the interesting .scene, - SATURDAY ONLY You Save When You Buy For Cash First Grade Creamery Butter 2 lbs. 64c Seedless Raisins 2 lbs.,, 23c Pastry Flour 24 lbs, 69c Pure Lard 2 lbs. 19c New Lemon Peel lb. 25c New Orange Peel lb. 2$c New Currants 2 lbs, 25c Fairbanks Carbolic Soap 6 Cakes 22c Roberts Cough Syrup Bottle 35c Parmeless Cough Syrltp Bottle 35c Buckleys Cough Mixture Bottle 40c Wampoles Extract of Cod Liver 51.00 Darleys Hog Worm Powder ib, pkge. 25c Big Ben 'Loud Alarm Clocks $2,95 Rubber Boots & Rubbers at Lowest Prices pl W®J. Finnigan i 9 an AUCTION SALE '01 Farm.Stock and inxpl'ez»ents.- Ifiaro'ld lJackson, auctioneer, has re- ceived instructions from tete 'under- signed to sell Iby public auction at Lot 4 'Con. '1, 'Stanley Tp., one mile north of Kippen, on Highway. on Friday, Dec. 6th, at '11.30 Ip.ni, Horses --4 ,bay driver, 1 team gray Percherons, 'Cattle -1 Durham cow with calf at foot, ,h !black cow with calf at 'snot, 3 black heifers, 2 years ole}, 3 lblack steers, 2 years old, 2' steer- 1 year old, 1 heifer 1 yr. old, 11 Hereford boll, 7 immti1s nld, 1 1lu'e,ford brill, 4 months old, 1 black Hereford heifer 7 months old 2 spring calves. Hee 1'ork pigs around 7(1 Ms, Implements, - \\ alkine; 'plough, 'gar- den senffier, set of light slu.yhs, cut- ter, buggy, light wa'>;un steins Ihnat, ptq crate, wheelbarrow, scoop ahotei, 1i -i sa steel ;gats, iron kettle, 2 tolls of fence wire each twenty roils long, 1 wire feed basket, shovels, crowbars, Daisy churn No, 3, set of simile har- ness and bens, I set daurblc' harness, hill line of caripenter and :garden tools, 3 steel nil drums and taps, 0 - gal, ;gasoline tank with tap, 214 -foot extension ladder, crossent aur, 'buck- saw, egg cases chicken crates, other articles too numerous to mention, Brooder stove, co9onw house 12'sda'. 1 pair of geese. Terms on stock --0 months- credit on furnishing bankable notes. Imple- ments and other articirs cash. No reserve as everything; must he u}tt. in 5115e of lied weather, will lie lice' Hader c nrcr, Ono, H. Hyde, !\Its, ,'11.11. Monteith, Proprietor.; learned larksn11, \tie. tioneer, TOWN OF SEAFORTH Clerk's Notice of First Posting of Voters' List Voters' List, 1940, Municipality of Seaforth, County of Huron Nntic•e Is hetehy given Haat 1 slayer enntpliecl with Sectima 7 of The Voters' Lists Aeet and that 1 have posteil up at my office at 8tlnlm'th on the 20th clay of November. 19411, the list of all persona entitled to vote 411 the said Municipality at municipal eleetious, and that such list remains for fuspectiml, 3ltd 1 hereby call upon all voters to inky immediate proceedings eding s to have any errors or omissions cors rested arenrding to 1(11', the lust clay for appeal being the 17th dray of December, 1940,• Dated al Seaforth, this 26th day nl' November. 1940 0, 14. WILSON, Clerk of Seaforth, ELMER D. BILL, B.A Barrister & Solicitor SEAFORTH. TEL. 173 Attendance in Brussels Wednesday and Saturday McCONNELL & BAYS Barristers, Solicitors, Etc. Patrick D. McConnell, H. Glenn Hays SEAFORTH, ONT, Telephone 174 E. C. CHAMBERLAIN The Second Division Court County of Huron Office in the Dominion Bank Built ing, Seaforth. Office hours: - Tuesday, Thursday and. Saturda•: 1:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday vening, 7130 a, in. to 9 p, m. FA'RME'RS' ATTENTION The former staple at the Q'ueen's is naw' an'ailablec, A. W. ,Moore, CHOICE MILK FED DRESSED CHICKENS Weighing up to S lbs. Please 0111,^' a dray in attentive, if possible. We deliver in town, Phone 851-32, Sentr•s Poultry Farm. • KILL THE GERM And prevent disease by disinfect g and whitewashing your stabling nr. before your 11erds and flocks are housed. Charges moderate, All work guuranleed. Only modern methods used, (linear 13er1'), I3racefleld, WANTED (ted dfvc horses for to illiza-l. Jos, \dattbetvs, 1(11(1)1.' .1:1122, 1)111.111 t'r'owel, rolIeet. INSURANCE Life, Fire, Auto, Sickness & Accid• ent,Windstorm & guarantee bond. Rates reasonable. All risks place; in first class companies, information cneerfully given E. C. CHAMBERLAIN INSURANCE AGENCIES HOUSE FOR SALE On Nartit Main street, frame house. eight renins, lights, hard and :soft water, good cellar, furnace, only halt a bloilt from (,odericlt st. Apply re Phone 83101.12, Seaforth. Colonel (to Irish servant). -"This is going to be a terrible war, Pat." Pat -"Sure, it's going to be a terrible war, ser, but it'll be better than no war at all, at alL" , 1 Golfing; Riding' Motoring. ALL YEAR ROUND IN CANADA'S Peril/wen PLAYGROUND YES, out in Vancouver and Victoria GOLF is played all year 'rounds Warm sea -breezes and the protection of the mighty Coastal mountains maintain a moderate temperature in which all outdoor sports take on an invigorating newness. Plan now to visit Canada's EVER- GREEN Playground -for rest or play, the ideal place for a thoroughly enjoyable winter vacation! Special Winter rates at hotels. The new Hotel Vancouver's spacious rooms and de- lightful accommodations will add to the pleasure of your stay in Vancouver, TRAVEL WEST THE JASPER WA) h5; USING THE AIR, -CONDITIONED CONTINENTAL LIMITED ATTRACTIVE RAiL RATES Reduced sleeping -car frees ... Low meal rates on trains Always Use .. . CANADIAN NATIONAL EXPRESS TELEGRAPHS • MONEY ORDERS Speed ... Dependability . , . Safety Full information from any ticket agent C�. ASA300: cMpY