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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1941-03-13, Page 5FARMERS, Their Families And Friends 1 ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND Our McCormick - Deering Power Farming Entertainment TWO BIG FREE SHOWS! ON THURS., MARCH 20 Afternoon Show Starts at 1.30 Sharp! Evening Show Starts at 7.30 Sharp , AT CARDNO'S HALL, SEAFORTH See BOB COOK, the "MAGICAL COMEDIAN." His second act of pro- ducing Rag Pictures and trick drawings is worth going utiles to see. See and hear abqut the new McCormick -Deering conventional foto' wheel tractors, the W4, W6 and WD6; three new stream -lined tractors with Many revolutionary features designed to provide maximum power re- quirements for any farmer at lowest II S.i le whichF Find haout t Pacout sere new Farmalls—four of thorn—A, 13, records in fuel economy, and general satisfaction. New sound moving pictures, including comedies galore ---educational films and filets of general interest to all. The International Harvester Company factory trained engineer wilt he on hand to answer gnestiens and give free and helpful advice. JOHN BACH, Seaforth DANCE FOLLOWING EVENING PROGRAM THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1941 IJPERI- BIG 9c - 19c - 29c SALE EFFECTIVE TILL WEDNESDAY, MAR. 19 Hillcrest Pure Lard 9c ITEMS 1 lb. carton 9c Clothespins, good hardwood quality 3 doz. 9c Finest Readicut Macaroni 2 lbs. 9c Quaker Oats small pkg. 9c 2 bars 9c Odes Toilet Soap Carnation Milk Choice Blue ‘Rose Rice 2 small tins 9c per lb. 9c Hillcrest Vanilla Extract 215. boz. ttleins 9c Aylmer Soups, any variety 10 oz. tins 9c Van Camp Tomatoes, choice quality DIMSNISOIL 19c ITEMS 'Maple Leaf Red Sockeye Salmon tA size dtis Champion Dog or Cat Food 2 tins Sweet Meaty Prunes Tomato Juice 2-20 oz. tins Icing Sugar, best grade 2 lbs. Lynn Valley Pears 2 15 -oz'. tins Country Kist Peas 2 16 -oz. tins Heinz Ketchup ,-.•• • .,,.-' ...•. large 14 -oz. bottle McCormick's Waxtite Sodas 1 lb. pkg. Marmalade, Five Point 16 oz. jar Salmon Cascade 1 lb, tin Nermil 19c 19c 19c 19c 19c 19c 19c 19c 19c 19c 19c onwesiseassearnoer 29c ITEMS Sunlight •Soap 6 bars. Chief 4 -string Brooms Each Raspberry or Strawberry Jam 2 lb. jar Singapore Sliced or Crushed 'Pineapple 2 tins Crunchie Sweet Mixed Pickles 27 oz. jar Kleenex, 500 sheets per box Monarch Flour 7 lb. bag Aylmer Peaches 2s squat tins Maxwell House Coffee, drip or regular r/ lb. tin 29c 29c 29c 29c 29c 29c 29c 29c 29c Ross J. Sproat PHONE 8 Miss N. Pryce. PHONE 77 THE SEAFORTH NEWS TOWN TOPICS Mrs. W. F. McMillan spent a few days last week in Stratford with her son-in-law and daughter Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Gray, Mr. Robert Strong, Egmondville, was removed to the hospital on Sat- urday and has been quite ill with pneumonia, Pte. James Riley of the Kent Regt., London, spent the week end at his home. His mother, Mrs. Chas.. Riley of Walton, was also a guest. Keep in mind the Junior Institute dance the latter part of March. Pro- ceeds for the Red Cross. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Box were in Toronto during the week end and at- tended the annual meeting of the Toronto Mutual Life Insurance Co,, of which Mr. Box is a director. Sunday visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Alex Wallace were Mrs. Thomas Calwill and sou Bill, of Brucefleld, and Miss Helen Hous- ton. Mr. Aldie Eckert, R. C. A. F„ has been transferred from Piston to Camp Borden, Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Bullard of Kintore spent a Yew clays with Mr. and Mrs. Percy Little, Mr. and Mrs, W, R. Oultou of God- erich spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Townsend. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McLachlan and Mr. Martin and Mr. Thos. Robin son and daughter Miss Isobel Robin- son, of Toronto, attended the funeral of the late William McKenzie at Hensall on Saturday. Miss Mayme Watson was removed to Stratford hospital last week where she underwent an appendicitis oper- ation and is recovering nicely. Her sister, Miss Jean Watson, R.N., was recently appointed assistant instruc- tor on the staff of the Stratford Gen- eral hospital Mrs. Thomas Wheatley is spending this week in Stratford the guest of the Rev. P. J. Robinson and Mrs. Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Roy McMaine of Eg- rnondville and Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Petrie, of Donegal, were visitors at the home of Rev. C. C. and Mrs. Kaine on Sunday. .111111.. McKinley's CHICKS Government Approved, Pullorum - tested Stock Call 97 r 11, Hensall, for good chicks for 1941. Hatchery is located 4 miles north of Zurich, J. E. McKINLEY, Zurich, Ont. BORN KERR--At Scott Memorial Hospital, on Saturday, Match 8, 1941, to Mr. and Mrs. fames C. Kerr, McKillop, a daughter. LEMON—At Scott Memorial Hospi- tal, on Saturday, March 8, 1941, to Mr. and Mrs. Orville Lemen, Lon- don, a son. McCOWA'N—In Scott Memorial Hos- pital, Seaforth, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCowan, Brumfield, on Wednesday, March 5111, a sort, (Robert Frank). TURNER—At Clinton Public Hospi- tal, on Tuesday, March 11, 1941, to Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Turner, of Stanley Tp., the girt of a daughter. Fellow Citizens Roost Horne Town Players The players froth Clinton, IlYiag- ham, Stratford and Zurich who now are an the rostrum of the -Seaforth intermediate '13' OJH.A. Beavers each have a following of loyal supporter. from their honre. towns. For nr tanee at the Glencoe game here Friday when Seaforth fans ;started cheering for Seaforth and spelling out the town name, the Clinton hunch replied with lusty ICliutott cheers, just like old tunes, Then there are tate Stratford lads. McFaddht and Duch - antic who are the white-haired !boys to the Stratford people. Of course, where 'would the dean be if it weren't for the two Seaforth home town boys, Sills and Hilde- brand. !Here was a 'game as the Zurich Herald saw it: A number of 'hockey fans attended the hockey match at Stratford on Monday evening when the Seaforth Beavers of which Mr. Harold Stade, one of -our local boys, is the star goal 'tinder, nosed out the 'Waterloo .team in the playoffs. The game was a tie 1-1 and it took '1S''/ tninutees of over- time before the Seaforth team finally ,cored. The success of the Beavers is partially due to ,Harold's 'brilliant goal keeping and pepping up the ,herys when they seem to �qet a Ibis 'weary. The Advance Times gives a view of the Beavers 'from the )Wingham angle; Cy. Proctor and Len. Nichol played with the Seaforth Beavers against she Waterloo Siskins at Stratford Man - day night. Seaforth won in overtime 2-1. Those who saw the game from Wingltam said Cy. and Len played well The referee was Cecil Mooney, of Woodstock, a former AVineham hockey player, MANLEY ide. Fergus Horan met with a painful accident last Saturday while loading hogs, by being thrown against a door. Fortunately his in- juries were not as serious as at first feared, and he is- able to be around again. Messrs. Clem and Gerald McKay of Galt spent Sunday with their par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. McKay. 1Vord was received here on Satur- day, March 8th, of the death of Mr. Patrick Purcell of Stratford. He was born here sixty-seven years ago and spent his school days here until he grew up to manhood. ,Forty-five years ago he left here and resided In Strat- ford ever since where he was em- ployed by the MoLagan Furniture Manufacturing Company. He had been in failing health for some time. He is survived by his wife and one daughter and, one son and two bro- thers, John of Seaforth and William of Detroit and two sisters, Mrs. F. Kenny, of Dublin and Mrs. Longe - way of Guelph. The funeral took place on Tuesday Yrom the inlnia- culate Conception Church. The sym- pathy of the community goes out to the bereaved friends. McKILLOP The regular meeting of the "Busy Beer Mission Band of Duff's Church, McKillop, met at the hone of Mrs. David Shannon on Saturday after- noon, Mat'cit 8th, with Gladys; Forbes presiding. The meeting open- ed by singing hymn 390, followed with prayer by Mabel Campbell The scripture lesson Psalm 67 was taken by Stewart Henderson. The minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary Bill Henderson. Hymn 609 was sung and Bible stories were told. The mission band song ,was sung and the meeting closed by re- peating the benediction in unison. After the meeting a St. Patrick's soc- ial was enjoyed and refreshments served, PAGE FIVE KIPPEN Mr, Wilmer Ferguson of Thames Road spent Sunday with his sister Mr. and Mrs, Oliver Jaques. Mr. and Mrs, J. Cochrane spent a day recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. Walker, near Hillsgreen. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Simser of Ches- terville, Ontario, are visiting the tat- ter's niece, 34t'. and Mrs. Wm. Harney. Mr. and Mrs. E. Taylor and family of Stratford spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. R. Dinedale. The sympathy of the comnWnity is extended to Mrs. McKenzie and fancily, of Hensall. formerly of Kip - pen, in their recent bereavement. of the late Mr. McKenzie, who passed away in London Hospital, on Thurs- day last. Mr. and Mrs. J, Ferguson and sons Russel and Howard, of Chiselhurst, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wnt. Horsey on Sunday evening. The W. A. of the United Church are holding a pot luck supper, and a croquinole patty, in the Sunday School room on Wednesday evening, March 19. 1.11 members of the con- gregation are cordially invited• Mr. and Mrs. John L, Henderson spent the week end with friends in Toronto. Mrs. Enema McDonald and daugh- ter Marguerite have returned to. their home after spending the past three months in Windsor and Lon- don M wit Str few M fro' M end M fain and 11, 1yN T ,i a ad the Inc his tttr se ni chi sel ltri qu In to Br o sp ori Af sio est by ch a t\f a le ell at 2 .i wi re gut ha da BLAKE A quilting bee of .the missionary quilt was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lamont and Mr. and Mrs. Elliott, Goshen Line, on Wed- nesday evening. All the members of the Blake Church were present and a farewell for Mr. and Mrs. Robert McBride was held. A presentation and address was made to them, Miss Beatrice Manson reading the ad- dress and Mrs, C. Park and Mrs. T. Dinsmore presented the gifts, a magazine rack and a floor lamp. Mr, and Mrs. McBride were completely taken by surprise, but made a fitting reply, thanking the members with warm wishes for them all at Blake, where they have spent the past 45 years. BAYFiELD Mrs. R. Poth of Caledonia, Mrs. Bricker of Hamilton, Mrs. E. Kendall of Elmira, Duncan Jowett, Port Hu- ron, Mr. and Mrs. Chas Wills and Mr. and Mrs. Stevenson of London attended the funeral of the late John W. Jowett here on Thursday last. Mrs. McIntosh of Fort Erie is vis- iting her daughter Mrs. J. 0, Gold- thorpe here at present. Mrs, J. 0. Goldthorpe and Mrs. McIntosh attended the funeral of the late Albert Goldthorpe in , Colborne Township on Monday. Mr. Claude Gelinas has opened up a new snpertest station in the vill- age. A. dance is being held on Friday evening in the town hall. Proceeds for Red Cross.. Mr, Laurie FowIle of London spent the week end with his sister. Frau - cis and Ethel Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker and fam- ily of London spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baker, Many aresufferingwith bad colds in the vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Beattie of Varna visited at the home of Mt'. and Mrs. R. McBride and Mt•. and Mrs. Elmore McBride. They also at- tended the social evening at Mr. and Mrs. Lamont's and Elliott's on Wed- nesday evening, Master John Baker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baker, who had his 103 broken a short time ago, is progress - lug fairly well; but it will be some time yet before lie is back to school again. Mr. Harold Finlay is canvassing for the United Church war savings campaign. He is making calls on the Blake members, Mr. Rudy Oesch is visiting relat- ives down east near Waterloo. Mrs. E. Faber and daughter Carol and son Kenneth of Hensall are spending this week with her mother Mrs. Rudy Oesch. rs. Catherine Jarrott is visiting I1 her son Dr, Gilbert Jarrott in atford. rs. Osborne Littleford spent a days with friends in Harriston. r. William Ivison has recovered t his recent illness. Robt. Eigie spent the week members read about the work of in Toronto. Miss Archibald. Letters of sympathy r. and Mrs. Edward Taylor and were to be sent to Mrs. Connell, fly of Stratford visited with Mr. Bertha Diehl and Mrs. McClymont. Mrs. Robt. Dinsdale on Sunday. The April meeting is to be held the liss Florence Smith spent the last week in March. The text word ek end at her home in Dublin. to be an Easter thought. 0 Happy he radio forms of concessions 2, Home where Thou art Loved the nil int neat at the home ui P.dbert' Dearest. was sung and Mrs. Rath - Gregor with an attendance of 20 well closed the meeting with prayer. alts on Tuesday, March lith. _after Mi George Howson has returned broadcasts the 'discussion led g t, that each individual could take from Clinton Hospital. farming •problems to their aoricnl- Mr. Murray Grainger is recovering a'1 representative in the district; front a tonsil operation. Gond, that 'bookkeeping and record. Mr. tend Mrs. 314 Mason, Goderieh, t it help in tarot management; .visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reid re- nd, that co-operative buying and ling might reduce t'he spread fn cently. ce from .producer to consumer. The Mr. Morton Elliott and family estionaire scot from l.e,mard Fite- spent Saturday in Kitchener attend - on was completed, It was arranged ing the wedding of their son Alvin. hold the next meeting at Ross Miss Jean Reid is at Present home adioot', and to invite an outside. eaker to deal with the two ten- for a few weeks. note talks 'before the disceseion, Mrs. Stelek has returned home af- ter a gond dead of general discus- ter visiting her brother in Kitchener. It ranging from grading to refor Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Elliott visited anion a delicious lunch u1 served his parents one daythis week. the ho tens and ronumttee in arge.,Mrs. Ko llroadtoot moved Mrs. Alex McConnell entertained a vote of (hanks to Mr. attd \Its. few friends on the occasion of eCregor and that the meeting 'he her husband's birthday. cljourued was movers ;by Mrs. I\Ior The Cheerio Club mat at Mr. Gor- don Capper, seconded by Ernest 'Chip- Johnston's home on Monday ase. The Kipper East t [ .I. will meet evening. the home of Mrs. W\'illiant 'Cold- Red Cross report for February: 35 ell on Wednesday. March 19th, at sheets, 3 dressing gowns, 12 dozen. 15 p.m Miss Margaret McKay small dressing pads, 10 dozen cont - 11 he guest peaktr asci roll wall 11 the 111y Favorite Robby, The presses, 181/ doz. mouth wipes, hh cult of the knitting contest will be dozen large dressing pads. 31 pairs flounced at this meeting so Please army socks, 11 pairs of seamen's re your knitting. sent in My Satur- socks, 2 pear mitts, 2 scarves, 1 y evening. sweater. The Red Cross Society are A:0 r. SPECIAL — FOR BETTER Permanent Waves AT REDUCED RATES FOR 2 WEEKS ONLY From Mar. 10 to Match 24 Reg. 65.00 Permanent, machine of matdritteless 3,99 Rog. $3.95 011 Permanent ...2.95 Reg. $2.05' No -Ammonia. 1,95 & 2.50 Featuring Finger -Waving and Mats ceiling in the latest styles SUTHERLAND BEAUTY SHOP PHONE 152 cousin Mr. Drew Swan, Mr. Melborne Carter spent the week end with his brother in At- wood, VARNA The March meeting of the Varna W.M.S. was held in the church. The opening hymn was, For the Beauty of the Earth. Eleven memb- ers answered roll call with word Victory. Mrs. Ben Rathwell read the scripture lesson. Mrs. Peters and bit's. S. Beatty sang a duet which was much enjoyed by all. Several ST, PATRICK'S PROGRAM - DANCE AT ST. COLUMBAN MONDAY, MAR. 17. Commencing at. 8.30 Featuring CLARKE JOHNSTON with his Irish songs. Also readings, songs and dances. New and Old time Palming to Clarke Johnston's Orchestra until 2 o'clock $5 IN DOOR PRIZES LUNCH. ADMISSION 35c & 25e Kippen 'East Wt. I. Sponsor a EUCHRE - DANCE Hensall Town Hall FRIDAY, MARCH 21 Short program at 8.30 by the pupils of Art Finlayson's School All Ladies Provide Lunch MUR-DOCK'S ORCHESTRA General Admission 25c Proceeds for War 'Vc'ork Special St. Patrick's DANCE! in Dublin Sponsored by tate Sodality MONDAY, MAR. 17 Featuring 'CLAYTON' STEEPER ADMISSION 40c and 35c Farmers v A DANCE Will ,Follow The INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER SHtO'W At Cardno's Hall. Seaforth THURS., MARCH 20 Admission 25c, Tell Your Friends m u a is BRUCEFIELD grateful for the many quilt dona- tions. They would be glad to have The Junior War Workers will more knitters. especially those who eet at the itonte of Norma Collins will volunteer to knit mitts and ext Wednesday evening. Roll call is gloves. birthday wish. A good attendance requested.and all girls are cordial- WINTHROP y invited to attend. Mr, and Mrs. George Fox and fam- The W. A. held their March meet• ily moved Monday from Michigan. ng in S. S. room on March 5. The where they sold their farm, and are rst part was spent in sewing. The at present in Mr. Wm. G. McSpad- teeting opened with hymn 298, den's house. criptut'e reading, Psalm 699. Prayer Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eaton spent y Mrs. Mustard. Hyntu 500. Minutes Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George f last meeting were read on notion Eaton. £ Mrs. A, Scott, seconded by Mrs veered olrnston. The roll call was ans y Irish quotation. Correspondence was read, Hostess for April, Mrs. antieson, assistants; Mesdames Al- an, Burdge, Boyce, T. Chapman. rs. Wilson, Mrs. R. Scott, Mrs, A. ' apfe and Mrs. Paterson were an- ointed to prepare program for visit- rs' day in May. Roll call for Aprilo be on Easter. Mrs. E. Forrest of London spent a ew days with friends in the village. Don't forget the Red Cross shower and supper on Friday. Mat. 14th. Nirs and Mrs. Spear and daughter f Saskatchewan are visiting at the, owe of D. Swan. Miss Evelyn Grainger of Goclerich Pent Sunday at her home here. Don't forget to bring in your rags, ron, paper and bottles by the 1510. We congratulate Mr. Wnl, Mcfn osh, who held the lucky ticket on th Autograph Red Cross quilt on which $49 was re.alized. Quite a ntrrnber from here attend- ed the funeral of the late Mr. Will- iam McKenzie in Hensall last Satur- day. Mrs. L. Forrest of London spent the week end at the home of her brother Mt'. Arthur McQueen. Mr. Jas. McCully of St. Thomas spent the week end at his home here. Mr. and Mrs, Speer and daughter 1 from the west are visiting' with their St. Patrick's Novelty D -A -N -C -E Dublin MONDAY, MAR. 17 Hats, Horns, Streamers, Confetti and Novelties ,iu""u"uuu11101111 ... nuns ,""nm 130B DONELLE AND HIS MUSIC from Kitchener llllll I ll 10.1.01140di Dancing 9130 to 1.30 — Admission 5Dc RADIOS Radio Batteries Radio Tubes ALWAYS IN STOCK' AS USUAL: We can give prompt Radio Repair Service Try Us J. F. DALY Ford -Mercury Dealer. SEAFORTH.