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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1942-06-25, Page 4PAGE FOUR TUF SEAFORTH N1 WS THVRSPAY, JUNE 25, 1542 THF,, S1'A.I`ORT1-i NE1rS Snowdon Bios., Publishers WALTON Miss Agnes Dundas Inas returned :to. Toronto after spending the past week with her parents Mt: and Mrs. Geo,Dluidas in McKillop. Mrs. John Bennewies of Brodiiagen visited Rev. and Mrs. S. P. M. Fried- riohson last Fi'idaiv, Mrs. W. S, Forbes spent a few days last week with friends in Hallett. Mr, Frank Dundas, 13.N., of Toron- to, isspending a few days at the home of his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Dundas in McKillop, before re- turning to join the RCAF. Miss Martha Victor of Logan (Bornholm) spent a few days at tlie A EEK JUNE 29 - JULY 5 Don't miss this grand opportunity to see our very efficient Army in action and to pay a well-deservedi'3-e":i tribute to oar gallant men c• and women in khaki.-.._.c.,�: ,,,-,, SALADA TEA COMPANY OF CANADA, LIMITED home of Rev, and Mrs, S. Friedriek- a die ussion regarding the mutual. Luther son. WaIsh-Shannon A quiet wedding was solemnized at the Anglican Rectory, Mitchell, 00 I eam by the League. The topic, To Spook Rev, C. L. Langford of ho Truth in Love, was discussed by Rev. Saturday, Schultz. This topic proved to be very inspir- ating, when Agnes Daisy (Beth) Inc and helpful. The meeting closed with the Shannon, only daughter of the lade singing of I Am Thine 0 Lord." Hugh and Mrs. Shannon, Walton, be- came the bride of William Harvey Walsh, second son of Mr. and Mrs. F, A. Walsh of Lintlaw, Sask. The bride wore a floor length gown of white silk marquisette over taffeta, her shoulder length veil held in place by a halo of white roses. She carried a white prayer book trimmed with white streamers and rosebuds. For something old the bride chose a handkerchief 60 years old. Mrs. R. H. McLaren of Hamilton, sister of the groom, was bridesmaid, wearing a floor length gown of blue net Over Leagt o picnic it was decided to have it at Lakes de and to set a definite date at the text business meeting, Jack Prueter on be- tall of the Brodhagen ball team, expressed tis appreciation for the support given to the taffeta, silver slippers and carried roses. Mr. McLaren, brother-in-law of the groom, was best man, The groom's gift to the bride was a gold wrist watch. The bridal couple left on a motor trip to Hamilton, The bride travelled in a rose -beige frock with white accessories. Upon their return rhey will live in New Dundee. Bride Rim Is Honored by Walton and South McKillop Friends.— Miss Beth Shmmnn. of Walton, bride -elect of this month. has been guest of honor at a runtime of delightful showers recently, Mrs. H. S,.Pers and Mrs. H. Travis of Walton were the hostesses of a delightful gathering at t:atir home in honor of Miss Shannon ,m.I rosented her with a lovely miscellnnenu • shoto,r. Mao, John E. Daley entertained th.' ladies of the fourth .concession of MsKlllnp and pre+tinted her with a lovely Kellwood blan:aa, walnut coffee table and other gift.. After the presentation the ladies served a lovely luncheon at which Dices Margaret Shannon. aunt of the bride, poured tea. Mrs, Margaret Shannon of Walton entertained ti s United Church choir on Thursday night mid they walnut[ endtted Mis:s table. Mazyannon Bennetti lovely making the presentation and Mrs. H. Kirkby read the following address: "Dear Beth: We have met here tonight to wish you well on the eve of your approaching marriage. We remember that you have always been willing to lend a helping hand wherever possible. You have always cheerfully assisted us In the choir, and fulfilled your position as teacher In the Hssride have syhavealedungthe two years that you been away at business college and while working in your position at Mitchell. You are now taking over the responsibility of looking after a husband and a home and we know you will manage this new job as ef- ficiently as you have done in the others. We, the members of the choir, could not let this happy event take place without showing a little appreciation of your helpfulness among us. so we ask you to accept this gift as a token of remembrance from your friends in the Walton choir. Wishing you all happiness in your new home, Signed on behalf of the choir, Grace Brown, H, B. Kirkby." Beth made a very suitable reply- thanking the Tpaembers for their thoughtfulness and ex- pressed a wish of often visiting with her friends here. The evening was spent in social chat, The hostess served a dainty lunch at the close. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wells and Miss Joan, of Tornnoto, are spending their holidays with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Humphries. The U.F,W.0, held their monthly meet- ing at the home of Mrs. Joe Ryan on,Wed- nesdny l7th. Mrs. Spear of Brussels, its guest speaker. spoke on Citizenship, Miss Dorothy Turnbull favoured the meeting with a solo. A demnnstratinn nn packing a picnic l.esket 1.' Ms's. Wilbur Turnbull. Mr. and Mrs, Bert Anderson attended the Turner- Clysdale wedding whirl took Place in First -St. Andrew's United Church, London, an Saturday 10.1. They were 9Iso present et the rer•eptien held :d the London Huat and reentry Club. Walton Red Cress Meeting— The R.1 rms. meeting was held in the Community Hell on Tuesday afternoon with. Mew lee holies present. The president, Mrs, P. C. Bennett presided and opened the meeting by alt singing The Maple Leaf. Miss Tenaie Dennis mod the secretary's report in the absence of Mrs. W. Shortrced, Mr's, 'bloody Holland gave her report of the tress - my having on hand 151.15. A motion was made to send 5011 to Seaforth. Carried. A committee was named to look after the jam making this summer as follows: Mrs. Silas Johnston, Mrs. Wm. Humphries, Mrs.. A. D. Coutts, Miss Annie Gordon. The salvage committee from Seaforth has donated 25.00 for ban to be sent to every hey from our community overseas and following commit- tee is In charge: Mrs, L. Leeming, Mrs. Jno, Bruce, alts. Wm. Dennis. Mrs. Jim Ritchie and Mrs, W. C. Bennett. Boxes to be packed as soon as possible. Quilts are to be put in by the Melsillon group and lunch is to be provided by the Walton ladies. Mrs. E. H. Close of Seaforth was guest speaker and gave a vett interesting talk on Red Cross andalso stressed the need for sewing, both refugee and hospital supplies. Anyone can get these from Mrs. Colin Fingland and Mrs. Nelson Reid and their yarn from Mrs. H. B. Ktrhby, "The thing to remember is that none of us are too 'busy to help those in die - tress. Mrs. Bennett moved a vote of thanks to Mrs. Clnse for coming out and giving as her time. Meeting rinsed with God Save the King. Lnneh was served by the Bethel ladies. BRODHACEN KIPPEN Mr, Norman Long spent a few days in Windsor last week with his dau- ghter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Ulch, Mr, John Deitz and Miss Dorothy Deitz of Toronto spent the week, end with then` parents NIr. and Mrs. Wm, Deitz. Mrs, Edgar Smith of Guelph is visiting with her parents Mr, and Mrs. John Jarrott. Mrs. Robt, McBride spent the week end visiting relatives in Windsor, Mrs. Alice Cook of London visited on Saturday with her mother Mrs. Jas. Meaiyniout. Mr. Wm. Toison spent a few days last week with his nephew Dr, Ivisou Barnby of. Windsor, Mrs. John Richardson of Thames - vine visited last week with her sis- ter Mrs, Wm, Sinclair, Miss Margaret :Cooper of Toronto spent the week end at her home, Mrs. Rev.) Richardson visited with some old friends in the village over the week end, The service on Sunday was con- ducted by the minister who preached on God's leadership as leadership that Invariably avoids short cuts to any great end, The choir sang very appropriately the anthem "There is a song in my heart." The Mission Baud worshipped with the congregation but before the •sernion they retired to Schoolroom for their Ova particular meeting. The leader led in prayer, aftei' which the ineulber's purpose was repeated by the children in uni- son, The scripture was read from St; vlatthew, chapter 6, 1-12, The story of "Yost Go, the Boy from Tllibet," ryas told by Mrs. W W. Cooper in a most interesting and instructive illalner, The offering was dedicated by the children in unison and the meeting closed with singing !'Jesus Bids Us Shine" and the Mizpah benediction. The sacrament of the Lor'd's Sup- per upper is to be dispensed next Sunday at bout: Hillsgreen and Kipper churches, Tito preparatory service will be held on Thursday evening, followed by choir practice. Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Klein of Mitchell also Mr, and Mrs, Andrew McLellan of Seaforth and Mr. Gerald Rusk of Clamp Borden and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Forsyth were Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs. Jos. McLellan and family and Mrs, McGregor. 51e, Wm Ivison, accompanied by his sister, Mrs. Benahy, of. London, and. Mrs. Robert' McBride and Mr. Norman Long of Kipper, visited Jack MInee's sanctuary at Kingsville, also visited with relatives In Windsor during the week end, MPs, Robt, Cole of Chlsolhurat who lute been the guest of Mr. and Mrs, Wm. J. F. Bell, returned home. The Klppen Dust W,I, have planned 'to hold their eommunitY picnic on Saturday afternoon, June 21, at the Lions park, Sea - forth. BAYFIELD Mrs, J, Howard and Mrs. L. Woods visited Rev, H. Crosby ,and Mrs. Crosby at, their summer home . at Mooretown last week. Mr. A, Crosby, who has been at- tending Ridley College, spent a few days with his grandmother, Mrs, L. Woods and aunt, Mrs. Howard, before REGENT THEATRE Seaford* NOW SHOWING Ginger Rogers George Montgomery Adolphe MenJou "ROXIE HART" -- A sensational story packed with laughs MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY Ann Sheridan Robert Cummings Ron Reagan "King's Row" The story of a town. All knew about it, but none talked about it ex- cept in whispers, Startling! Tilr111111g! Matinee—July 1st 3 P.M. NEXT THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY Secret Agent of Japan Preston Foster L,ynn Bari A melodrama, a thrilling epispde of the year Coming Song of the islands When single features are shown, last show starts at 0,16. Waren 2 Features are shown, last Show starts 8,45 'caning his family, at Mooretown. Mrs, R,. Watson and son Edwards, of Saskatchewan, arrived in Bayfield on Tuesday to he guests of her mother MI's. F. A. Edwards. Dr, W. J. Tillman and son Peter, o2 London, spent Sunday at their cottage on the 'Terrace. Mrs, McMillan and Mrs, Mckenzie and Molly of London, and Miss Helen McMillan of Toronto, are spending some time at their cottage. Mrs, E. Kendall and Amy Grace of Elmira are guests of Mrs. Kendall's 'parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Jowett. Capt, Kendall is stationed at Niagara at present. Mrs. John 5, Labatt, London, and her mother Mrs. Linch of Ottawa, were Sunday guests of Mrs. Oliver W. Rhynas, Miss Agnes Campbell, Superintend- ent of the General Hospital, Guelph, spent the week end at Shanger-La with Mrs. Rhynas, Mr. Geo. Castle who has a position in Goderioh spent Sunday with his family. TUCKERSMITH Sergeant Gerald Rusk of Camp -Borden, spent the week end withhis uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Forsyth.. Want an'd For Sale Aids, 3' weeks '50e Mr, Louise HIllebrecht of Motkton with Mr. and blrs. Ed. Pruetei', Mr. and Mrs. Jahn 0. pieces of North Bay with Mrs. Louise Hinz and other rela- tives. Mrs. Martha Klein end daughter Betty of 1pi, v'th Mr. end Mrs, 58. Schmidt. Me, and Mrs,. Grange Young of Strut ford. with Dir, and Mrs. George nivel. The Brodhagen Bowl serial held on the srh.•,trpectuts last Keithly cocain. u'as a era tit ,111.•ss, A rrmvd of more than inn Pdv. n attended. Proved, nmnunted to about :We, past of whir•h will be donated to potuntie tturposee and the 'remainder will be used to carry on the activitiesof the hand. The program consisted of a baseball game between WiBnw Grove and Brndhagen which was icon by the Willow Grove team with a scare of 1n4l, In the previous game played at Willow Grove on Wed,, lune 17, the Brnd- httgen team won 2.1.1.2. Simon and ether guinea were enjoyed, I'Iarold Sehnelder'e or- chestra of Bmnholinn nepelied the musle for jitney dancing, Gnergc Sibley of Kitehener, mngieian, provided the entertainment. The hand intends having their second openair hand concert en Sunday evening.. Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Ahrens anti Mr. and Mrs, J. 0. Moo attended the christening of slte infant son of Mr. and Mo, Geo, Wes- enherg on Sunday. The devotional pert of the monthly meeting a the Brodhagett Luther League was in charge of Norma Hillehreeht. Among the business items wan disruscd the question of Making . a dentitionto the ehnir for purohas. Ing new gowns. It was derided to advance a sum of twenty dollars for this purpose. After WARNI G! If it is not already on its way to Rationing Headquarters you should _MAIL YOUR .APPLICA'I'ION CARD FOR COUPON RATIONING AT ONCE! After July lst no one will be aIle to pur- chase sugar for regular domestic use without turning in a ration coupon. Application cards for coupon rationing for sugar have now been mailed to every house- hold in Canada. But, in an undertaking so vast, some homes may have been missed, or some cards may have gone astray. So, no matter where you live, whether it is in 'areas served by letter carrier or not, if your appli- cation card is not already on its way to Rationing Headquarters, you should wait no longer. After filling in the card, according to the instructions on the pamphlet which was delivered with it, just drop the card in the nearest mail box or post office. It needs no forwarding address. IF YOU HAVE NOT RECEIVED AN APPLICATION CARD you should get one at the nearest Post Office at once. Just drop the' card in the nearest mail box or post office. It needs no forward- ing address. The ration cards being issued for use July 1st are for sugar only, and good for 10 weeks. At the end of that period a coupon ration book good for 6 months will be issued. Under the new system of coupon rationing, you are allowed the same lOiteisianrmeamiesorismax All Post Offices have received full instructions to rush application cards for coupon rationing to the nearest Wartime Prices and Trade Board Office, where they will get immediate attention and the coubon ration cards mailed right back to you. amount of sugar as at present -1/2 lb. per person per week. The same provision as at present for additional quantities for pre - COUPON RATIONING means no change in your ALLOWANCE OF SUGAR serving and jam and jelly mak- ing will be continued. Special voucher forms for this purpose are being supplied all retailers. SR -2A