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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1941-07-31, Page 5THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1941 THE SEAFORTH NEWS PAGE FiVE Upon GOOD PRICES — THURSDAY, TO AUG. 6 Assorted Cream Sandwich Biscuits per lh. 15c OXYDOL, small pkg. 10c; lge. pkg. 23c Van Camp's TOMATOES, 28 oz. tin 2 tins 25c Golden Net or Unicorn Red Cohoe SALMON, %Z lb. tin 18c; large tin 29c Crunchie Sweet Mixed Pickles 27 oz. jar 29c Kellogg's Oven Fresh CORNFLAKES ..............8 oz. 3 pkgs. 26C Red Rose Keta Salmon Ige. tin 18c Libby's Cooked Spaghetti ................2 15 -oz. tins 19c Heinz Pork & Beans, Baked 2 med. tins 25c McLaren's Nut Crush 16 oz. jar 25c Lushus Jelly Powders 3 pkgs. 25c Pard Dog or Cat Food . 2 tins 19c Bee Hive Corn Syrup , 2/ T. tins -25c Crisco ..1 tin --25e; Kirk's Castile Soap Camay Soap • , ,5 M. tin 55c .3 M. tin 63c per bar 5c 3 bars 17c ivory Soap medium bar 7c; large bar 10c Van Camp's Tomato Juice large 47 oz. tin 25c Francis Drake Grapefruit Juice large 47 oz, tin 27e Texas Golden Unsweetened Grapefruit Juice 2-20 oz. tins 25c Miracle 'Whip S oz. 12c 16 oz. 35c Pure Cider or Spirit Vinegar 1 gal. jug 49c plus container Canada Spirit, Malt or Cider Vinegar 12 oz. btle. 10c Hillcrest Toilet Tissue 3 large rolls 25c Libby's Sauer 'Kraut large tri 13 Para Sani {Wax Paper 40 ft. roll 15c 100 ft. roll •25c Klik - A tasty meat product tin 33c Paper Plates per dozen 100 Paper Cups o per pkg. l0c 'Royal York Tea Bags pkg. of 10 10c Serviettes pkg. 15c "It" (White Shoe Cleaner 15 and 25c Aylmer Irish Stew 15 oz, tin 13c Aylmer Boneless Chicken 7 oz. tin 25c Blue Boy Coffee 1 lb. bag 39c Ross J. Sproat Miss N. Pryce PHONE 8 PHONE 77 TOWN TOPICS Mr, and Mrs. F. N. Faulkner of Detroit spent the week end here, Fred Jr, and Gloria, who carne with them, are spenrling their holidays here. Messrs. Stephen and Gerald Mc- Kay from Gait. were visitors with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Eckert last Tuesday and on return were aeeompanied by their cousins, Miss Mary Brall and Miss Nelcey Desborough from Detroit. Mr. J. M. Eckert is busy getting his threshing outfit ready. Miss Ma.jorie Wigg has accepted a position in the office of the Nat• tonal Defense Tax, London. Miss Mabel Willis, Brantford, and Miss Coilien ',Jackson, or Hamil- ton. visited with Mr. and Mrs, And- rew Houston. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Wigg were at Durham mi Thursday attending the funeral of Mrs. Wiggs eister, the late Miss Margaret Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Tainan have re- turned to Toronto after spending two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Roy I hGeoch, Miss Theresa Burke of Detroit is visiting with Mr. and Mrs„Tames Cleary, Miss Kathleen Dennis of Charlotte- town, P,E.I,. is visiting with her sis- ter. Mrs. Frank Maloney, Mrs. R. E. Hehner and son Dick, who have been visiting Mrs, Scott., returned to Toronto on Wed- nesday. Sgt, M. C. Milliken of Camp Bor- den is spending the week end at his home here. Don. MacTavish has been engaged to teach at S. S. #3, Tuckersmith, Mr. and Mrs. D. Mole of Rochester, N.Y., are visiting Mr. and Mrs, E, Mole, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hinchiey of Owen Sound, are visiting the form- er's mother, Mrs, J. D. Hinchley. Corp. Keith Sharpe, R. C. A. F., who has been here on a week's leave, left Wednesday for Mossbank, Sask. Misses Helen Smith, Dorothy For- est, Fergus Bell, Patricia Bechely, Dorothy Smith, Ann MacClelland and Janet Handley, are holidaying at Bayfield, Mr, and Mrs, J. C. Ward moved on Monday into the Queen's hotel,{ which 21r, Ward recently purchased.' The former owner, Mr. Ts O'Neil and family, are holidaying at Wasaga Beach for a month and en their re- turn will occupy the Crich residence. Miss Beryl Callander of Hartney, Manitoba, was a visitor with Mr, and Mrs, C. Glew. Mrs. E. Whittaker of Hamilton was a visitor with Mrs, H. A. Whittaker, Mrs. Lapsiie Smith of Toronto is spending a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Percy Smith. Mr, and Mrs. J. Burrows of Strat- ford were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Simpson, Tuckersmith. Seaforth Monument Works Formerly W. 'E. Chapman NOW OPERATED BY CUNNINGHAM & PRYDE We invite inspection of our stock of Cemetery Memorials SEAFORTH — TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS, or any other time by appointment See Dr. Harburn—Phone 105 Phone 41—Exeter—Bos 150 FALL FAIRS Toronto (Can, Nat.) .,Aug. 22 -Sept, 6 Blyth Sept. 17, 18 Exeter Listowel SEAFORTH Stratford Bayfield Mitchell Zurich Dungannon Teeswater Sept. 17, 18 Sept. 17, 18 Sept, 18, 19 Sept 15-17 Sept. 24, 25 Sept. 23, 24 Sept, 22, 23 Oct, 2, 3 Sept 30, Oct, 1 DIED BUTLER, Susanna Speare — On Thursday evening, July 23, 1941, at Cromarty, Ontario, Susanna Speare, beloved wife of the late William Butler end mother of Mrs. D. M. Fischer of Guelph; William of Lon- don, Bert and Russell at home, In her. 87th year. . Funeral service at her home on Sunday at 2,30 pan, Interment in the StatIa Cemetery. A large flustered woman dragging a small boy, sailed through the sta- tion barrier and approached her wait- ing husband. "Hullo," said the man. "You're late." "Ch, don't talk about it John," re- plied his wife. "1 never 'ad such a time! What with young Bill 'anging on me 'and, me 'anging on to the. luggage -rack, the train 'ung up in a tunnel and you 'anging about in the station for me, I was in regular, state of suspense." Invite Students to Enter Normal School . . — Washday Entry,in The Victory Parade . . "V" for a British Victory has swept over the congnerect cnnntiles ill recent weeks. "tis" have mysteriously appeared on buildings and tidier Places, The V" takes many cnifierent forms, The British radio has been broad- casting to Europe the opening bars of 13ecthoveu's Fifth Symphony, which spellsout the "V" in Morse code— three shorts and a long. That's where this "wash day" entry comes in. Just think—the housewife in France, Belg- ium, Netherlands or any of the conquered countries might be arrested for hanging out the wash like this ! KIPPEN A very enjoyable time was spent by the congregation of the United Church here and Hillsgreen on Tues- day of last week when they journey- ed to Jowett's Grove, Bayfield, Tor their annual Sunday School picnic. Many enjoyed a ball game during the afternoon. The sports were in charge of Hillsgreen and were as follows: Boys, 4 and under, Sack Bell and McKellar Grant, Boys, 8 and under, Tommy Consitt and Don Kyle. Boys, 12 and under, Harold Caldwell and Ray Consitt, Girls, 12 and under, Alice Wren and Barbara ,Grant. Boys, 15 and under, jack 1Watson and Ray Consitt. Girls, 15 and over, Elizabeth Grant and Sybil Grant. Married ladies, Mrs, S. Baird, and Mrs. E. Chipchase. Young men, Jack Consitt and Ivison Torrance, !Married men, John Sinclair and 1 Ernie Chipchase. Kicking the Slip- per, Norma Deitz and Elizabeth Grant. 3 legged race, Alice Wren and 1 Shirley Caldwell, Elizabeth and Sybil Grout. Sack race, juniors, Alice `Wren and Norma Deitz. Sack race, seniors, Mrs. E. Chipchase and Mrs.• S. Baird, Biscuit race, Ruth Bell and Norma Deitz. Mr. and Mrs, Watson and daught- ers' and Mrs. Bruce of Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. W. Ferguson and Roy of Thames Road, Mr, Norman Ferguson Stratford Normal Stands Ready Misses Ida and Eva Love are on a to Serve Prospective Teach- trip to the Maritime provinces. of Crediton, Miss M. Purdy of Hen- ers in This District Niles Katherine Lockhart of New sail, Mr, Wilmer Ferguson and Miss Hamburg is a guest at the home of Simpson of Exeter spent Sunday For the past few months, Ontario Mr. George Seip. with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Jaques. has been faced with a probable Mr. and Mrs, John Cole and Mr. Mrs. Norman Pybus, who has spent shortage of Public School teachers. and Mrs. Fred Cole of Exeter and the past couple of weeks with her Although salaries have year, itased Kenneth Johns of Leamington were mother Mrs. H. Ricker, returned to certain rahly during the is guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Bell her home in London on Thursday certain that some trustees 'will find on Tuesday. last, it difficult if not impossible to se- Miss Marguerite Snell of Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Archie Parsons, Ger- cure a qualified teacher for the open- who has been visiting Miss Jean aid and Harold, spent Sunday with Ing of school in September. To many Turner, underwent an operation for Mr. and Mrs. J. Linden of Denfield. boys and girls just graduating from appendicitis in the hospital on Sun- Mr, and Airs. Amos Ferguson, Miss high school, this scarcity of teachers day and is recovering nicely, Doris Ferguson and Mr. Arthn, Ash - offers an opportunity to train for one worth of Ildorton spent Sunday with of the most important forms of sere May Build New Air School Mr. and Mrs, W. Hornet'• ice to our country. it is hoped that At Amberley— Miss Margaret Pybns of Zurich and many of these young people are plan- ning to enter the Normal School in The hope that the Amberley dis- Miss Dora Pybus of London are vis - September. The regulations call for triet will be chosen for the building iting their grandmother Mrs, H. nine upper school papers for admis- of another air school of the Royal Ricker. Mon to the Normal School, but the Air Force, similar to the one at Port Mrs. J. McGregor and Miss P. Mc department has announced that eight Albert or the one being built at Clin- papers will be accepted this year. Cloy of Seaforth are visiting their The Stratford Normal School ton persists in the I{incardine and sister, Mr, and Mrs, E. Butt, stands ready to serve the prospective Amberley district. The hope has Mr. and Mrs. Peter Robin and Mr. teachers of this part of the prov-' been strengthened by ince The Principal would welcome the.fact that in Abe Chesney of Toronto spent the an opportunity to meet with' stud- recent days several farmers at Amb- week end with Mr, and Mrs. Harry ents and their parents to discuss erley have signed agreements to sell Chesney. any matters connected with the their farms to the government, Last Mr. and Mrs. Maurice McConnell course. A list of approved boarding year surveyors went over a 1,000- houses in Stratford may be obtained and son Millar McConnell of Detroit by writing to Dr. H. G. Marlyn, the acre tract of land in Huron Town- spent a days with Mr, and Mrs, Principal, The application forms ship, in Bruce County, which fronts span a fewale. to be used in seeking admission to on the Bluewater highway and runs the Normal School may be obtained down to the Amberley corner and Miss Mildred Deutz of St. Cathar- by writing to the deputy minister o£ from there down to Lake Huron. Ines Is having a week's holiday with Toronto. Parliament Buildings, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Win, Toronto. These forms are to be fill. This is particularly fertile land, with Peitz. ed out by the applicant, and must be some of the finest farm properties to . forwarded with the required certifi- be found in Brute County. At that Mrs. Eldon Kerr and Mrs. Gordati Gatos to the Deputy Minister of Ddu- time there was an agitation to have Papple of McKillop visited with Mr, cation, not to the Normal School, If the application is accepted, a card 61 the proposed air school switched to and Mrs. Elston Dowson last Monday. admission giving the date of opening another location in Bruce so as to The choir of St. Andrew's Church of the Normal School will be sent leave the farm property. At that had a weiner roast at Snowden's' from the dpeartment of education. BRUCEFIELD W. E. Gilmore Is Buried At Sarnia— The death occurred at the home of V. Taylor, at Bruoefield on Mon- day, July 21st, of William E. Gil- more in his 78th year. He came east last Christmas. He suffered a stroke on April 6th and had been at the home of his nephew Victor Taylor, Stanley township, where he died last week. Mr. Gilmore was born in Wainfieet Township near Dunnville aad came to Forest when an infant. Previous to his marriage he lived at Weyburn, Sask, He mar- ried Mary Ann Bright, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bright, of Bright's Grove, who predeceased him in 1911. They went to Bengough, Saskatchewan, following their mar- riage and Mr. Gilmore resided there ever since. He came east three months ago because of ill -health and was about ready to return home when he became ill. The funeral was Held from the home of his bro- ther, Janies Gilmore, McNabb street, Forest, on Thursday afternoon, July 24th, at 1.30 o'clock. Interment was at Lakeview Cemetery, Sarnia. Rev. Mr, Hawkins of the Forest Anglican Church, conducted the service. Six nephews were pallbearer's: Victor and Harvey Taylor, Will Gilmore, Bruce Gilmore, Nelson Gilmore. Stanley Gilmore. Mr. Gilmore is sur- vived by tour brothers and two sis- ters, Sylvester, of Clare, Michigan, Oran and James of Forest, and Rob- ert of Sarnia, Mrs. Catherine Taylor of Forest, and Mrs. 3..Rice of Buff- alo. Besides his wife, a sister, Mrs. R. Taylor, and three brothers, Sam- uel, J. C. Gilmore and Alexander Gil- more predeceased him, Send us the names of your visitors. Holiday Dancing! at. Bayfield MIDNIGHT — AUG. 3 CASA ROYAL ORCHESTRA MONDAY, NiGHT Two 'Nights of Real' Fun General Admission 35c time, the surveyors also mapped out an area in the St, Joseph district near Dashwood and at Clinton. The Clinton site was chosen for the radio school which is now being- built. Later the farmers of thedistrict hi which the survey was made in Huron Township in Bruce county agreed that if their `property was needed by the, government they would be pleas- ed to turn it over. The farmers of Bruce County are willing to sacrifice •„: FOR.SALE,, Seven black pigs about 90 lbs., and a sow due in two' weeks. Also a Hood washing machine for sale cheap.'Ajl- ply to J. R. Burns, Seaforth, Grove on Monday evening. The even- ing passed all too quickly with music and sing -song around a camp -lire. Near the close of the evening Mr.. Totn Monroe who is leaving tor his home in Muskoka early next month, was called forward and Mr. Edison McLean read an address and Mr. Ivison Torrance presented Mr. Mon- roe with a leather bill -fold in appre- ciation of his services, in the choir. Mr, Monroe in reply thanked all for their kindness. The ;evening was brought to a close with all joining hands andsinging Alt Lang §)'ne, Want and For Sale Awls, 3 weeks .50e Lakeview Casino GRAND BEND Dancing Every Night WILLIS TIPPING AND HIS CASCADE RHYTHM Orchestra Civic ''Holiday Week -end MIDNITE DANCE—Aug. 4, 12:05 a.m- Big Holiday Dance Monday Night Free admission Tues, Thurs., Fri., before 9 p.m. SUNDAY 'EVENING CONCERT Aug. 3rd DASHWOOD BRASS BAND ' Directed 'by H. Hoffman Thank you 'One and ;4.11 ,for. Your Support last Sunday. INc made our crtsjective for the Red Cross Bomib Victim's~ Fund of $2100.:001 Beach floodlighted until 1:00 a.zn. Come and enjoy a late swim BORN JEWITT—At Scott Memorial Hospi- tal, on July 24. 1941, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jewitt, Londebsoro, a son. AYKROYD—At Scott Memorial Hos- pital, on July 24th, 1941, to Mr. and Mrs, James Aykroyd, London, a daughter. FEWSTER—At Scott Memorial Hos- pital, on July 24th, 1941, to Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Fewster, Brussels, a SOIL Want and For Sale Ass, 1 week 25c • ri No utter what car you money You hhow ch p F - • • we have ave to spend u Goodyear tire to suit you your Purse. feed and N ninatte hof eleven Goo r which the dyears for cars You choose you can be s this. Each is top vat sure ue in hive class. Each • and perry f cost -mi eagel give you. Goo it. Each will safety and blowoyear ut ppro- Drive The best the t ., Drive re is! can save you money how Ywe our Nodesstoday,N ga1tinur W. G. WRIGHT, Seaforth, Ont.