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The Seaforth News, 1941-01-02, Page 5THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 1941 sTO NEW YEAR'S SPECIAL JANUARY 2 TO JAN'Y 8TH FRY'S COCOA I/z lb. tin 19c SUNLIGHT SOAP, 5c bars -10 bars 49c HILLCREST PURE LARD 1 lb. prints 1 Oc AYLMER IRISH STEW 2 15 -oz. tins 27c SAIR PITTED DATES 2 lbs. 35c St. Williams Seville Orange MARMALADE 2 lb. jar 25c tl �'a'ol'_!.r�-,ar-t: ��F-'t�•�-e�fl'+f-a�' i'e�-a�.F�: Wishing you a Happy New Year, and may it bring to you and yours an over- flowing measure of Health, Happiness and Success. -rid' .eerQ Q40Q4Arx4n- `'-!w'e-A.� Ross Sproat Miss N. Pryce PHONE 8 PHONE 77 �11111.FARMERS ! SPECIAL RADIO SERVICE Have your (11(110 s('1 [restored to original performance by a 1(1011 with 12 years' experience. Call LORNE E. LAWSON Radio Institute Graduate R. R. 1, Clinton Phone 841-23 Seaforth All types of BURGESS Batteries and EXID'E STORAGE Batteries, Delivered and Installed FREE. (rale allowance made on old one,. NOMINATIONS Continued Prom Page One Morris Three nominations were received for the reeveship of Morris twp. at Monday's ilohnination. The present reeve, Frank Duncan, and W. J. Hen- clorsoc and Robert Wallace. For coun- cil, R. Cowley, Robert J. McMurray, Frank Shaw, J'antes Michie, James Bryans, Cecil Wlleelet', Charles Coultes and Harvey Johnston. Those elected will be given a two-year term. TUCKERSMITH Misses Rhea Ross nal Pearl Ross of Hamilton .spent ('In•isttnas with their mother Mrs. E, Ross. Mr, and Mee. Lorne Pepper of Niagara Falls with Mr. and Mrs, James Bay. AL'. and Mrs. Ales Powell and. dau- ghter of Kitchener, Mr, Robert Pow- ell and Mr. Arthur Powell. with Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Pullman. An epidemic of chicken pox is in the vicinity. The January meeting of tate Tuck- ersluitlt Ladies' Club will be held at the house of Mrs. William Rogerson on January 8th. Group 2 will be in charge of tite meeting and the roll call is to he answered with a New Year's resolution. "I'm tired cooking for you; you do rtotlling but rind fault." "Let's dine at a restaurant, then --that'll give you a chance:" Send ti: the names of your visitors. SEASON'S GREETINGS JOHN BACH MAIN ST. ,SEAFORTH Deale ' for I.H.C. Machines & Repair Parts 1..11 81JAF01-1, 11 NJ YY 1;1 TOWN TOPICS Mrs. It. I Coates is spending a few weeks in Pickering with her ken, Mc. G. 3'. Coates and family. Mr, and Mrs. W. II, Pollard of Sob- ringville spent the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 3, J. Poll- , aril, North Main street. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kerslake and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Purdy and' little [laughter Anne of Toronto were Christmas guests of Mrs. W. E. Kerslake. Mr. Joe Eckert, who spent Christ- mas with itis family here, has re- turned to Piston. Mr. and Mrs. •Rusikin G. Keys and little son have reeterned to Windsor after .visiting their parents, Mr. and IMrs. Nelson Keys, Mr. and .Mrs. Secord McBrien and family of Hellett, and tMr. and [Mrs, Walker ICariile and ;family of Hensel' spent New Years day with Mr. and Mrs. James Landshoro. Alastair Wigg, R. C. A. F,; St. Tho- mas, was a !holiday visitor at his home. Mr. and Mrs. Pattersuu of B•ramp- ten spent the holidays with her par - mete, Mr, and Mrs. J, H. Scott. Mr. and IMrs. IWlhlocks of Ripley were .New Years visitors with IMr. and Mrs, A. D. Armstrong. Mrs. Hume' f eel:arth spent Christ- mas with her sister, Ir . John Atkin- son, at Clinton. Miss Isabel Robinson of Toronto Ilible College is spending the 11o11- cinyx with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Robinson, Miss Jean Watson, 13.N.. of Strat- ford, is spending a few days at the Mune01 her parents, Mr. end Mrs, John S. Watson. Mr, and Mrs. Clayton Martin of Englehart visited on Friday with their uncle Mr. John Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McLachlan. Mrs. T. Richardson and daughter Nles. McIntosh and two eons Ronald and Erie McIntosh. spent the Christ- nuts holidays with the formers sister at fitelph. Mr. Andrew Little left on Saturday to spend the winter at Brantford with his eon, Mr. W, H. Little. Miss Phyllis MatLaren of Cromarty spent the week enol with her grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Maclaren. Miss Margaret M. Dundas of Cbl -1 umbus, Ohio, spent Christmas with her mother, Mrs. \V. A, Dundas. Mr. Robert A. Dundas. Toronto, spent a few holidays with his mother, Mrs. W. A. Dundas, Mrs. Minnie Mercer of Toronto spent a few days vlsiting her sister Mrs. David Boyd, McKillop, and other friends. Miss Maty Reid of London spent Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Reid. Mrs. Reid and Mary left Monday for Hamilton to visit Iter sou, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reid, for the holiday. ` Dr. Reid Edmunds of Brantford visited his mother on Christmas clay. Iii'. and Mrs. Jack Edmunds of Mit- ehell 1111(1 Mr. and Mrs. Frank K11ng 11nc1 Marilyn also spent the day with Mrs, Edmunds. Mrs. K. Shannon, sister of 11r. George Coleman, came last wt'el. from Stanley township, where she was sluylug with tier Move, Mrs. Fred McClytuont, and is spending the winter 110('0. Rev. H. C. Elford and wife of Kingston, Michigan, visited Rev. (111d Mrs. James Elford over the holi- day. Rev. H. C. Elford was the speaker at the evening service last Sunday at the Eglllontiville United Chureh. Mrs. \V, G. Edmuntls left Monday to visit her daughter and son-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. L. Curtis, at Lindsay. Miss Ina Gray attended the funeral of her uncle. Mr. Gray. 1011010, death occurred in Toronto on Dec, 25. Miss Mary Kling, R.N.. of Ilamil- ton, is spending Friday and Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. W. 7). Manson. RILEY-GLIDDON i\ quiet wedding was solemnized on Thursday ,afternoon. December 26th. at the l4gntondville manse, when Cora 'Violet Irene Giiddon. ,datuglttcr of Mr. anti Mrs. Chester Gliddon. Blyth, be- came the bride of Frederick Charles Riley, Constance, son of ,\1r, and Mrs. 'Charles W. Riley. Rev. A. \V. Gard- iner conducted the ceremony. The ,bride was becomingly attired in teal Ihltie with matching accessories and wore a corsage of roses. The couple were attended by Miss Pearl Glidden, Seaforth, and Bernard 'W. Riley, of Constance. Mr. and /Mrs, Riley will reside in .Seaforth. BORN COOPER—In Hibbert Sunday, Dec.' 22, 19 Mrs. .Orval Coe (Clara, Marlene' "How do yen holidays?e "Easy. One. m and .11 months Send cuts the MARRIED AT CHICAGO Miss Janet Mary Scott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Scott, of 716 S. Euclid Avenue, Oak Park (Chi- cago), and granddaughter of Ma's. George. B. Scott, also of 716 S. Euclid avenue, and formerly of Seaford[, became the bride of Howard Warren Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Ahrensfeld, 431 S. East avenue, in a ceremony at eight o'clock Monday evening in the Euclid avenue Method- ist Church. A Christmas setting form- ed the background for the nuptials, with bouquets of calla lilies arranged before pine and evergreen, The trees were artistically draped In sliver and lighted with blue Rood lights. The bride was given away by her father and attended by her sister, Miss Lois Ann Scott. The bride was attired in a beige crepe suit and beige hat with which she wore a brown veil. Her Sowers were orchid. The attendant wore a dusty pink crepe gown, Slade Austin of Woodstock was best man and ushers were Robert Ahrensfeld, Frank Schuster, John Simerlin and John Edwards, Rev. C. E. Diercks read the service and Mrs. William Smith played the organ. and Mrs. William Wright sang 0 Promise Me. The reception was given for 75 guests In the church parlors, where the bride's ]pother received in a dark blue crepe dress with dew- berry hat. The couple will be at home in Kansas City, Missouri, after De- cember the .28th. The bride attended the Oak Park High School and Mc - Murry College. The groom attend- ed the Oak Perk high school, the University of Illinois and was grad- uated front the Tri-State university in aeronautical engineering. STAFFA Mr. and Mrs. E. O'Brien spent the fiftieth anniversary of their eeddin1 quietly at their Inane here on Ince- day 1541. They had quite a number of callers throughout the day to extend eon1ratulations and they were the re- cipients of many !gifts. On account of sickness in the fancily only two of their children were present, Dr. J. H., of Elora, and Walter who lives here, dint the two who could not ibe,prelent, with the others, presented their par- ents with a well-filled purse. Miss Ila Drown of Kitchener Hos- pital with her mother, Mrs. Thomas Dement IAM. and 111rs. Carl Drown of 'London and Mor. and IMrs. Nelson Posliif of Stratford and •Private John Drown of I-Iamilton with their moth- er, Mrs. Thomas Drown. \iissee Ida and Florence Cooper of Stafortit, with their sister, Mrs. F. diaolbly. I\lr. and Wes. Harvey Leslie visited ill Toronto with her parents, \4.r. and 1 Mrs. 1-I Halliday. C A. Norris of Toronto and Norval Norris of Kitchener and Mt and Mrs. A. Elliott and family of I\iitehell spout'Christmas with I11r. and Mrs. 1 l\Ve Norris. \ir. and \irs, A. Jeffery and Spen- cer and 'Mrs William Sadler visited with \lt'.and [\Ire. A. Earl of Whalen. i\iiss Isabel Drake of Kitchener with her parents, Mr. and Mr, K. Drake. \rehie if o.i1cu'th .t1 Western Univ- ersity, London, with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. Flogzarth. t\1. \V. Thompson was a Detroit visitor. Miss Audrey Dinnin of t\Viaatiey, Albert I)innen of (isit, :\rthnr Dinnen 11 a 1' ng of Toronto University. 1i:u•ry of t;1101911, anent the holiday season with their parents. t11r. and Mrs. \Vet. Dinnin. Rev. \V. 1?. and Mre..\ldwnrth and son visited in \Vied or with •\irs. Mat\ortli s parent-, Mr. and Mrs. J. l'rydr. A .grey. -haired chap got talking 111)0111 ages, and he said he was only 38, "Bliutey1" said his Mend. "What un11tes you look so old?" "Trying to keep young."' he replied. "Eh?" "Yes—eight of them." NeY� Spnnso BRUCEFIELD Death of Mrs. Thos Campbell. The eleath. ocourred on Fri .. Dec. 27t11, at her home' on the :third concession of Stanley township, of Mary Johnston, wife of ,the late .Thos. Campbell. The deceased was in her 65ith year, a daughter of the late Alexander IJohnslon and Relbecca Reid, and was (born `01 her.'fa'ther'. farm on the tBay6eid road, Stanley, June, 1(5716. She married the late P11. ;CamiNbell twenty-nine years ago an since that time has resided on third concession of Stanley,` 'husband predeceased her 6. ago. She is survived by 0' [Mrs. Victor Taylor on t Three grandchildren, and ,Arnold Taylor, all Mfrs. •Rdbin'sou Woods Mrs. Elizabeth Metcal Miss ,Charlotte John survive. Two brother Samuel, ,predeceased he al was held from the .Brucefield, at 2341 30th. The pastor, officiated. The r valued member Church. The •'a mediate neighlb Walter I\iolfat, Geo. Baird, Thot per. Miss Irene Snid Eleanor Snider et Snider of Goderich Snider of Trenton sp: with their parents, John Snider. Mr. and Mrs. T. Dunlop a Hurry Dunlop visited during holiday with Ml's: W. Ratteubury t Mr. and Airs. Ross Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Frank F'olby- and fancily moved to a dairy farm netts London last Thursday. AIr, R'ilfrid Aikenhead bas ell- list.etl. Mrs. Carman Haigh, Marlene and Peter, and Miss Margaret Duncan and Mr. Jim Eckel of Toronto spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs, C. Baugh. Sympathy is extended to Mt'.- and Mrs. Victor Taylor and family In the death of Mrs. Taylor's mother, Mrs. Thomas Campbell, also to Mrs. Campbell's sisters and other relat- ives. Mrs. Camphell passed away Fri- day eight. Funeral was held from the United Church Monday, afternoon. Mrs. T. Berry, Hensall, and 'Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jackson of Tucker - D wel Quo of ay As we To Tllj Ottawa, O Lord, { Its Ss , With Ily.i The d( The pas. With Theslat eel The lei No sury No Will c Th Aga smith visited with Mrs. Jas. Berry t on Sunday. MANLEY Messrs. James and Vincent Eckert, 1 the former from Brooklyn, New 1 \'ot'k, and the latter from Weston,' spent their vacation with their .par s Pots, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ecitart, have returned to resume their studies in their colleges of the Clapucltasion Order and 1110 Basilian Order, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. McKay, twain - lauded by their sot Pte. Fergus -IVIG Kay and his family motored to Galt to visit their sons Clement and Gel' alts who are employed there. Our 0(110ol meeting came' off gtie ly last Thursday with the old bo still in office, Messrs. Albert Sien Jobe Deitz anal John A. Econ.. Murray was appointed dare Word was received het death of Charles Switz may at Ole age. of 9. months, after au 111 weeks, He was born i and came to Canada and settled 111 cvltel'e he was eti the teaching prof school in S. S. when it was the the bush and 11 Mrs. Henry Kra ceased him man three nephews Krauskopf of Krauskopf of niece, Mrs, Re fo`nia: He is a sons and five schoolIn Carri tN;ud tool[ -ftp 'r In ar' Dance 'ed by t1 e Ladies' Sodality in Du 3jn :A THURY, JAN. 2 Mi S`w I3Y ADAM BROCK •J omission 40c and 35c DANCE!! in Winthrop Hall FRIDAY EVENING JAN. 3RD Arthur's 5 Piece Orchestra LUNCH SERVED ADMISSION 35c an Bell 7t also �a whil6cl'-'t Emily, at.it business. many yea' alma of s only two member Iowa and 1Vrss 112 Dan Ra MTS. Cha spent the their "it Grath, Kennedy. IMiss Ma inCg at S,t. am,''attet mass Fe Iver, ext'