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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1943-03-04, Page 5THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1943 • 00 Still Tops Icy VaUu> —. For Thursday, March 4 till M 10 VAN CAMP'S TOMATO JUICE — Large 48 oz, tin PALMOLIVE SOAP -- 190 bars 110 AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKE FLOUR — per pkg, HILLCREST PURE LARD —, 1 Ib. carton TILLSON'S ROLLED OATS, Quick Cooking — Large 3 lb, pkg. MAPLE LEAF CANNED PEAS, #4 sieve —. 16 oz. tin 15c 19c 170 10c Roman Meal Ovaltine, small tin -38c; med. tin -58o; Old English Paste Wax Old English No Rubbing Wax 01d Dutch Cleanser Champion Dog or Cat Food , , t Sans White Toilet Tissue Niblets Corn Auut Jemima Buckwheat Flour Stokely Honey Pod Peas Gerber's Infant Food (Vegetables) Sunlight Soap Golden Fleece Pot Cleaners Javex Borax Pure Black Pepper Royal York Cheese Veno's Sough Syrup Ellmar Vanilla Extract, 4 oz, bottle -10c; Swansdown Cake Flour Grapenut Flakes Kellogg's All Bran Blue Boy Coffee, 3 lb. bag -20c; Sweet Meaty Prunes Bort Ami Cake or Powder per pkg, 29c Large Tin 98c 1 lb. tin 49c Pint tin 49c 2 tins 21c 2 pkg. 19c 4 large rolls 250 2 tins 270 per pkg, 19c 2 -- 16 oz, tins 260 per tin 5c 3 bars 19e Each •10c per bottle 15c per pkg, 100 t/a lb, 150 % Ib, pkg, 21c per bottle 39c 8 oz. bottle 15c per pkg. 330 Regular pkg, 10e Large pkg, 22c 1 lb. bag 35c 2 lbs, 25c Each 14e Ross J. Sproat Art Wright PHONE 8 PHONE 77 Sodality Dance ! Dublin FRIDAY, MAR. 5 SCHNEIDER'S ORCHESTRA Dancing 9.1.30 STAFFA Mrs, Lorne Hodge and Mrs, Cecil Bowman in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Fell in Goder- ich with Mr, and Mrs. John Fell. Mrs. Norval Norris, Kingston, with Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Norris. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller and Miss Marion Drake in Kitchener with Miss Isabel Drake. Mr, and Mrs. A. W. Norris in Mit- chell with Mr. and Mrs. M. Jordan. Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Reed and Mr. and Mrs, J. M. Miller in Seaforth. BRUCEFIELD The Mission Band which was to have held its meeting last Sunday will be held next Sunday morning. Parents please note, Pte. Glen Swan, who has been at Ipperwash Camp is on embarkation leave and is spending it at his home here, also in St. Catherines and Lon• don. We are very sorry to report that Mrs.. A. T. Scott is very low in the Seaforth hospital. Be sure and be ready for the Red Cross canvassers when they call. The need is greater than ever. This coni- mtmmity's quota is $700, but we never let them down, BLYTH The Radio Farm Forum was held at the home of Mr, and Mrs. P. J. Kelly, on Feb, 22, with the attend- ance of 31. Tho meeting was opened by our capable leader, Mrs, Torrance Dundas, after which Mr. Robert Wal- lace gave a very inspiring talk on farm ownership. After the business part of the meeting the remaining time was pent in progressive euchre, First prize was won by Miss Mary Laidlaw, consolation prize by Miss Catherine McDonald, Others played crokinole. Luneit was served. The evening closed with God Save the King. KIPPEN ' Miss Mildred Forrest, Reg. N., of Petrolia hospital, has resigned and accepted a position in Brantford hospital, Mrs. Win, J. F. Bell visited with relatives in London recently, The W. M. S, has planned to hold the Women's World Day of Prayer on the afternoon of Friday the 12th at the hone' of Mrs, Isaac Tarrott, In these war days prayer is as neces- sary as providing for our fighting men — the inspiration of the uplifted hands and headed knees as well as the busy lingers that kuit and sew. Mrs. Isaac Jarrott, Spent a.3ew,ciays. at Stratford with Dr, Jarrott who has had the misfortune of a' bone break- ing fall on an icy street. Mrs. W. W. Cooper was taken to Seaforth hospital at the beginning of the week. Friends wish her a speedy recovery. Jean and Arthur Long are spending the week at home in the 'absence of their mother , who is undergoing treatments at St. Joseph's hospital, London. The services on Sunday will be conducted by the minister who an- nounced he will discuss "A Disciple's Shadow." BRODHAGEN Private Howard Querengesser of the Postal Corps of Ottawa spent a four day leave at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Quer- engesser. Mrs. Wm. Barth of Marble Rock, ivrith., is visiting her sisters, Mrs. George Riekmier and Mrs. Fred Herbert. Private Wilfred Diegel of the Art- illery, son of Mr. 'and Mrs. Henry E. Diegel, has been transferred from Listowel to Three Rivers, Quebec, Harold W. Diegel, deputy receiver of supplies for ration book No. 2, was capably assisted by Mrs. John G. Hinz, Mrs. George Mogk, Mrs. Dalton Hinz and Mrs. Russell Sltold- ice and Mrs. Harold Diegel as assist- ant deputy chief. The ladies issued upwards of 800 books in a most ef- ficient manner, BAYFIELD Mrs. Malcolm Toms left on Tues- day to visit Mr. and Mrs, Guest and family in Toronto. Mr, and Mrs. Ed Gasbho and Mrs. H. Bender of Zurich spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Perce Weston, At a meeting in the Orange Hall on Tuesday evening final arrange- ments by the canvassers for the Red Cross drive on Monday next of the village and adjoining' community were completed, Rev, John Graham is chairman. The members of L,O,L. No, 24 are arranging for a euchre and dance in town hall on Wednesday evening, March 17th, Proceeds fey the com- munity cigarette fund for the boys overseas. Mrs, Thos, Bailey is visiting with friends in Stratford at present, Send Us the names of your visitors. THE NJLIC:.1;' O TOWN TOPICS If there areany menxbcrs of Se forth families who are in the arm forces and have not yet reeety then identification bracelets kin leave their names at Westcott's je 440y store. Mr. and Mrs, Ted Scott have rived home from St. John's, Ne foundland, fora month's holiday < tyre visiting his parents, Mr, Mrs, Robt Scott, and also in Tyro. and C011itlgwood. Miss Doble is in Scott Memor Hospital and la seriously i11. Lance Corporal John Flannery Ipperwash visited at the Moyne itis mother, Mrs, J, Flannery. Aircr'aftmau Richard Box, of Hat ton, spent the week end at the ho of his parents, Mr, and Mrs. E, Box; Mr. Arthur Thompson, of Sty ford, with relatives; LAO Bru Wright, of Centralia, with his p ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A, Wrigh Cpl. Thomas Sills,• RCAF, Camp Bo den, at the home of Mr, and Mrs. S. Sills. Sergt. William Sutherland, RCA Debert, N.S„ spent a few days la week at his home here. Messrs, George Lilly, John Stron and Frank Case, attended the hock game at Maple Leaf Gardens on Sa night. Mr. and Mrs. Albert McFaddin vi ited at the home of Mr, and Mr italph McFaddin last week. Miss Margaret McKellar, of T onto, was a week end guest at th home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, M McKellar, Mr, Glen Smith, RCNVR, Halifax, spent the week end with friends in town; Miss Teresa Eekart, Loretta Academy, Stratford, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. M. Eckert; Aircraft- nman John Hotham, RCAF, Galt, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hotham, Miss Martha Allen visited her sis- ter in Toronto over the week end. Mrs, Lorne Lawson has returned after spending the past two weeks with relatives in Chatham, Mr. S. D. Gemmell is visiting at the home of his daughter, Mrs. G. F. Handley in London. Miss Clara Pinkney spent the week end with relatives in Stratford. Mr. Arnold Westcott of Toronto is spending a few days with Mrs. West- cott and family. Miss Barbara Best, RCAF, St. Thomas, and Miss Carolyn Holmes, of London, were guests at the home of the Tatter's parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Chas. Holmes, Mies 'Florence Fowler of Bluevale is spending a few days with Miss Clare Pinkney and other friends: Mr, and Mrs. Malcolm MaeDiarmid returned Friday after spending a week with relatives in Toronto, Miss Elizabeth Lane, Loretta. Acad- emy, Stratford, was a week end visi- tor. at the home of her father, yr. T. Lane. Mrs.' A, W. Moore and son Pte, John Moore, RCA, of Chatham, were in Stratford on Wednesday attending the funeral of the former's aunt, Mrs, E. Much. Mrs, 'Ignatius O'Leary and daugh- ter Patricia, are spending a few days with relatives in Toronto. Miss Jean Ferguson is seriously i11 in Scott Memorial Hospital Pte. Gordon Regele of the R,H.L,I„ Toronto, spent the week end at his hone. Corporal and Mrs. E. W. Cook have rented late hone on Goder'ich street of Mrs. J. H, Best. Mr. Harold Jackson attended the Good Roads convention at the Royal York Hotel, Toronto. Miss Laura Mole is visiting in London this week. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Millson and Carol Mae were visitors at the home or Mr, Ed Mole and daughters, a. ed ed kind Han To w- at'- tind and nto sal of 00 L. at- ce ar- t; r• F, F, st g, ey at- s - 5. • CROMARTY Rev. J. K. West of Monkton deliv- ered a fine sermon 111 Cromarty Pres- byterian Church on Sunday after- noon. The attendance was poor owing to the recent storm and very ' bad roads, The service was held in the church basement. The attendance from here at the Staffa Young People's meeting was not as large as usual owing to almost impassable roads, The Women's Missionary Society will be held on Thursday afternoon, Private Frank Scott, Toronto, at his home here. Mr. and' Mrs. Roy McCulloch ent- ertained the neighbors to a progres- sive euchre party when about forty were present, The proceeds of the games went to war work and Russian relief. HORN PEPPER — At Scott Memorial Hos- petal on Sunday, Feb. 28th, 1943, to Mr, and Mrs, Leslie Pepper, R,R. 5, Clinton, a son. MALONE — At Scott Memorial Hose petal, on Wednesday, March 3, 1943, to Mr, and Mrs, John Malone, RAI, 5, Seafoeth, a daughter, ' TII. NEWS (n• ast the barbed wire of prison camps in Europe and the Far East and into the eager hands of every captured Canadian, the Red Cross delivers a box of food every week ten pounds of nourishing food from home to supplement stringent rations and cheer lonely men with the knowl- edge that they are not forgotten. The Canadian Red Cross needs $5,500,000 for this work alone . millions more for many other urgent needs, in- cluding: —soldiers, {� Life saving blood powder and y " , ,n blood plasma for warairmen casualtianesd rs, sailors, . Bedding, clothing and medical s? supplies for British bomb vic- =' tints and members of the Can- adian forces in every theatre of war. Money and supplies to aid the ifn8 Red Cross Societies of Russia, Greece, Norway, China and other Allies in desperate need. Survivors' bundles—warm cloth. ing to reequip rescued naval Fix) and merchant seamen. 10 NIWONS for MERCY Needed by the Canadian Red Cross in 1943, The work must go on—give generously now! 65, Astaire s Oieciff 041f 6-1141446-16-114144 VARNA The W. A. of St. John's Anglican Church met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs, M. Reid when a quilt was quilted at the close of the meeting. Arrangements were made for the World's Day of Prayer, which will be held in St. John's Anglican Church on Friday afternoon, March 12th, with Mrs. (Rev,) Jno, Graham and Rey. Reba Hera as leaders. Meet- ing was closed by scripture reading, followed by the members' prayer in unison, Benediction by rector, Rev. John , Graha.m. A hot supper was by hostess. A little son has 'come to board at the hone of Mr. Jno. Smith Jr, TUCKERSMITH Franklin Chester Hunter died at his home, 190 Albert street, Strat- ford, Saturday afternoon after all- ing for some years. Born in Tucker- smitir township on August 23, 1887, the departed man was 50 years of age. He was a son of the late M. and Mrs, Simon Hunter who also liv- ed in Usborne township. Mr. Hunter' had farmed in Tucket'sinith, near Hensall, until coming to Stratford about 20 years ago. He had been employed in the former Moore -Bell Furniture Co. Mr. Hunter attended Central United Church, Besides his wife, -the former Laura Sims of Cre- diton, the late Mr. Hunter is surviv- ed by one son, Russell, who is over- seas with the Royal Canadian Ord- nance Corps and one daughter, Hel en, at home. The funeral took place on Monday to Avondale cemetery, Stratford, Rev. David Wren, minis- ter of Central United Church, offic- iated. The pallbearers were Harry Grief, Stratford; Murray Neil, Cen- tralia; Eli Sims,. Crediton; Everitt Sinic,'Everitt Skinner and Bruce Cooper, all of Exeter. Tuckersmith Con, 2 and 3 Farris Forum held their March 151 meeting at the bonne of Mr, and M.N. WM. H. McLean, with a good attendance de- spite the unfavorable weather. Miss Smith conducted an muting and educational contest. The next meet- ing Will be Held at the Monte of Mr, and Mrs. Joe McLellan on March 8. Lunch was served by the hostess. A vote of thanks was tendered Mr. and Mrs. McLean by Edison Forrest. •Tuckersmith Con. 2 and 3 Farm I''oruni met at the hone of Mr, and Mrs. R. J. McGregor on Monday evening with an attendance of 21. After the business and discussions were over 0 contest was conducted by Mrs. Chipchase and Miss T. Smith, which was very much enjoyed Euchre followed, A delicious lunch was serv- ed by the hostess. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wnt, Ii, McLean on March Sth. A vote of thanks was tendered Mr. and Mrs, McGregor. CONSTANCE Meeting of W. M. S. was held in the church Monday, Feb. 22nd, Mrs. Lindsay' presiding. We have heard the joyful sound, was sung, Mrs, Lind- say offered prayer, Business was transacted, Mrs. IHttgitl gave a read- ing on the fate of an African boy. Mrs. 'Nottingham gave atm interesting story from the study book on whole- some recreation. Offering was receiv- ed. Mrs. Montgomery closed meeting with prayer. On Monday evening. March 1, the farm forum met at the Route of Mr. and Mrs, Charles Dexter, After a live ly discussion period the remainder of the evening was spentin games and music. About 25 were present, WAS TEACHER HERE Lt. -Cel, Pdwar'd William Hagerty, former principal of Harbord Colleg- iate in Toronto, died Tuesday eftei' e brief illness, He was born in Brant - MIA 10 1862 'and taught in Seaforth Don't: target the Junior Red Cross CONCERT AND DANCE FRIDAY EVO., MARCH 5 In the Walton Community Hall PRICE'S ORCHESTRA Admission 25c and 150 A WAYS DEPENDABLE_ AIRTIGHT WRAPPER [)ISURES-;STRENGTH high school before going to Mount i9'orest as principal in 1887, He. was a 0lasslos instructor and retired. from the teaching profession its 1923, He was former oonnnanding officer of the 201st Ovet+seaii Battalion, any., ('Toronto Light Iri(antry),