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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1943-09-09, Page 4ThI {.'$E'.. VORT I N WS THIJRSPAY, $PT, 9, 1943. THE SEAkORTi3 NEWS $ItQWdOlk erase Publishers WALTON ills; Lawrence Armstrong and sus- ter Buse Martha af`SViiulsor called, on Mr. and Mrs. .W, Ji Humphries on Labor day. Congratulations goes to Mrs. Harry Clans of Walton. She has knit 106 pairs of ordinary socks and 4 pairs of seamen's socks (or the Walton unit of the Red Cross. There will be Harvest thanksgiving service in St. George's Church Sept. 12th, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. a Humphries of Walkerville spent the labor holidays at the home of hisbrother illi', and Mrs, W. J, Humphries. Mrs. Wm, Deeoff of Toronto is visiting her father Mr. Joe Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hollinger and sou Charles of Hamilton spent over the week end with Mrs. Hollinger's parents, Mr. and M rs, Charles Poll - Mr. Kenneth Ferg and daughter Maxine of Petrolia called on friends in Walton Labor day. AW, Anna Ennis of Toronto spent over the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ennis. Mr, Victor Shaw of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Pringle of Kitchener visited the former's mother Mrs. G, Gross over the week end. Mrs. 3, W. Walker and daughter Peggy of Mitchell called on Mrs. J. N. Campbell Labor day, Mr, and Mrs. Forest moved to Brussels on Saturday. Rey. Campbell Tavenor of Bluevale conducted the services in Duff's United Church on Sunday last. Mr. Hazlewood was conducting annivers- ary services in Bluevale. Mr. and Mrs. Silas Johnston visited with relatives at Bluevale on Sunday„ also attending the anniversary serv- ices in Bluevale United Church. Duff's United Church, Walton, will hold anniversary services on Sunday, September 26111, with Rev. Richard Davidson, Ph.D.,D p., President of Toronto Conference and past princi- pal of Emmanuel College as the spec- ial speaker. Mrs. Hazlewood and Lane are visiting at Mrs. Hazlewood's home near Peterborough. The Choir of Duff's United Church is practising faithfully for the anniv- ersary services to be held on Septem- ber 26th, Mr. and Mrs. L. Kirkby and daugh- ter of London, spent the week end with their parents, Mr, and Mrs. H. Kirkby and Mr. and Mrs. W. Somer- ville. John Carl Wilson returned to Lan- don after spending a month with his grandmother Mrs, R. W. Hoy, Ray Carter, Welland, is at home with a fractured hand which he got caught in machinery last week in Welland and will be some time be- fore he will be able to return to his job. The ST. JOSEPH SCHOOL OF MUSIC 1Yiliated with the Toren to and Western Cnterio Conservatories, IN PIANO, VIOLIN, SINGING & THEORETICAL WORK Reppens en SEPT; 8TH For farther particulars apply to. St. Joseph's Convent Phone 106 ton in the morning, anti the Rev, Harold Johnstone of Mitchell hl the evening as the guest'epeakers. spending this week with his Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hill, Mr, and Mrs. T. Rudyard and Don- ald of Brockville, LAC J. F. Rntlyaird of Guelph, and Miss Anna Cornish of Toronto spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs, 3, K, Cornish, NIr, and Mrs. Alvin Smith and Eleanor of Bluevale visited Mr, and Mrs, H. F. Berry on Monday, Mrs. F. Skelton is visiting Mr. and. Mrs, F. Skelton of Stratford, Mr, and Mrs. R. Shaw and Rhea of Alliston, Mr, and Mrs. Bray of Blyth, visited Mr, and Mrs, J. K. Cornish on Sunday. Mr. A. Paterson and Jimmie visit- ed friends in Hamilton, . Mrs, A. Helmet: has received two letters from her son Pte. J. M. Roh- ner, who was in Sicily at time of writing. He said the heat was terve: lc and water was scarce, but they had all kinds of fresh fruits, He said that they belonged to General Mont- gomery's British 8th Army and were very proud of it. KIPPEN D11'. and Mrs. Grant Love of Cairo, Mich„ spent a few days with their many friends in and around the vil- lage recently. Messrs. Wm. Sproat and Clarence McLean spent the past week fishing on Georgian Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard of Detroit spent the week end with friends in the village. Miss Dalrymple of London spent the week end with her parents. Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Hubbard and Melville McClymont of Detroit spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McClymont. - Mr. and Mrs, Tom Monroe spent Labor Day with Mrs. Monroe's par- ents, Mr, and M rs. Wm. Deutz. Mr. and Mrs, 'Harvey H. Damm are getting settled in'their new home,_ Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Butt spent Sun- day in London. Lieut. G. A. Wright and Mrs, Wright of Hamilton and Miss Laura - belle Wright of London spent the week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Wright. Mr, and Mrs. F. A Wasmann and Mr. George Douglas of Mitchell spent Sunday with NII•. and Mrs. James Wright. Mrs. Watson of Londesboro visit- ed on Sunday with her daughter and Mr, and Mrs, Don Murray, Wood- son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Sin - stock, spent the week end with his mother Mrs, Alex Murray. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Ferg, Sarnia, spent Monday in Walton. Annual harvest thanksgiving ser- vices of St. George's Church on Sun- day, Sept. 12th at 3 p.m. Preacher, Rev. R. S. Skinner of Chesley and Tara, Rural Dean of Bruce. St. David's Anglican Church in BLYTH At high noon on Friday last,, Rev. Arthur Sinclair officiated at the lnal' riage of Doreen Lucille Phillips, dau- ghter of Mr. and IYLrs, Harold 3, Phillips, Blyth, end Mr, John William Medd, youngest son of Mr. James Medd, Londesboro. The ceremony took place at: the parsonage of the U'nite'd Church, Blyth. The bride wore a white wool dressmaker suit with a matching Juliet cap and white accessories and a corsage of red •ose+,'Her only ornament was a rope of pearls, the gift of the bridegroom. The bride was attended by her. sis- ter, Private Jessie Phillips, CWAC, Queen's Park, London, Mr. Glen Carter, Londesboro, was best man.. At the reception, held at the home of the bride's parents, Ml's. Phillips received the guests in. a Wedgwood blue printed silk dress with white accessories. Mrs. Medd, mother of the bridegroom, was •gowned in navy blue sheer.' After the reception the couple left for a trip through the Niagara district, the bride travelling in an old rose erepe dress, with brown accessories. On their return they will reside in ljullett township. Guests were present from Brock- ville, Ottawa, London and Clinton. clair. Mrs. Arnold Gackstetter is spend- ing a week with friends in Guelph. IiMlr. and Mrs. Alex. McMurtrie and daughter of Toronto, who have been visiting the past two weeks 'with relatives here, returned home on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Munro of Tor- ontoHenfr visited over the week end with yn was re -opened on. Sunday, 'Mr. and Mrs. John Cochrane. Sept, 6th at 3 p.m. after re•decora- � Mr, and Mrs. Wim Horney attend - 1 ed the funeral of Mrs. Horney's aunt, Mrs. Gordon Robinson in Lon- don on Saturday. Mrs, 3. Hyde and son John visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. Stelck of Blake. Mrs. J. Stacey of Exeter is visit- ling her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wni. Horney. Air. and Mrs. Fred Parsons and son Walter of London visited on Brewer of Brussels sang "Going Sunday with Mrs. Geo. E. Thomson Horne," during' the receiving of the i and son William, offering. This amounted to 5169 and land W.M.S. of the United Church will meet allexpenses of the re -der- held its September meeting at the oration. Gladioli also adorned the • summer cottage of the. Rev. A. M. chancel and communion table. The ;Grant, north of Grand Bend, on Sun- vhurch was filled to capacity• day afternoon, The meeting was in charge of the president, Mrs. A. eohnston. Mrs. McMurtrie read the tion and general repairs. It also took the form of an Old Home Service when many former parishioners and friends were present. Rev. M. F. Oldham, Rector, was in charge. A beautiful brass altar book stand was dedicated. This is a gift from Mr. and Mrs. A, Hamilton and daughter Irene (Mrs, Finlay Cook) now of Collingwood, and for many years members of the church, Mrs. Alex. BRUCEFIELD Miss Margaret Aikenhead of Lon- Scripture and Mrs. Monteith led in don spent the holiday at her home nrayer, Elizabeth Ann Sinclair sang here. - ere cw"etl;. "Jesus Loves Me," and Miss E. Scott spent the week end "T"ens Bids Us Shine." The guest in London, .speaker was Mrs. (Rev.) Gardiner of Mr, and Mrs. C. Halstead and Floyd Egmo.ndville, who gave an excellent visited Mr, and Mrs. T. H. Wheeler, address en "The World we hope to Mr. and Mrs, Chester Corestine of realize to -morrow." At the close a Watford spent the week end with delightful lunch was served during Mr, and Mrs. R. Dawson. which the candles on the Baby Band Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Dutot and son birthday cake, which was presented Louis Dutot, Miss Doris Dutot of by Mrs. John Henderson, were lit by London visited their mother Mrs. S: the president, Mrs. Johnston, and Dutot and Bessie. extinguished by two of the graduat- Miss A. Mustard of London visited led, Carol McMurtrie and Maci1111an her mother Mrs. A. Mustard over the Grant. week end, I The service on Sunday will be Rev. and Mrs. Atkinson have re- conducted by the minieter who will turned home from their holidays. discuss "The Church's Orphans." Mr. and Mrs, H. Simpson and son , The Hillsgreen congregation i of London visited Mr. and Mrs. R. hooking forward to their 49th anniv= Scott en Monday. ersary on Sunday, the 19th Septem Mr; Allan Hill of St, Catherines is ber, with the Rev, A, Lane of Olin - 1 Ruth Eickmeir of Hamilton with Mr. and Mrs. George Eickmeir. Mr. Adam Fuhr of Tavistock with, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Elligson. Mr, and Mrse Robert Murray of Stratford with Mrs, John Bennewies. Mr, Louie Diegel of Waterloo with lVlr, and Mrs, Otto Ritz. ` Visitors at the hoine .of Mrs. I. L. Bennewies were Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Bennewies of Woodstock; Mr, and Mrs. Fred Seherbarth, Kenneth and Earl of Detroit; Mrs. Elwood Smart and' son Dennis and Miss Sylvia Ben newies of Windsor, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bennewies and Marlene, Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Wolfe and Grace of Logan. Mrs. Norman Burnett and son El- mer lmer of Detroit with Mr. and Mrs. Chris Leonhardt. Miss Betty Ann Matheson and Miss Doris Hinz of London with Mr. and Mrs, J. G. Hinz. Mr.. Vincent Dettmer of Toronto with his uncle Jack Prueter. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Francis of'. Stratford with• Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Mogk. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rode of De- troit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ed Prueter. Mr, John Miller of the Bank of Commerce staff, Hamilton, and Miss Elsie Miller 01 Hamilton with Mr. and Mrs. Julius Miller and other relatives. Mrs. Frank Hughes of Niagara. Falls with Mrs, J. G. Hinz and Mrs. Chas. Ahrens. Miss Eva Beuerman of Galt and Miss 'Norma Hiilebrecht of Galt at their homes. Mr. and Mks. Ira Baskin of Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Eickmeir. ' Mr. and Mrs. Sam Smyth and George spent the holiday week end, in Toronto. Mr, and Mrs. Mervin Miller with Mrs. Robert Miller at Brussels. Mr, and. Mrs. Harold Diegel and Glen spent the holiday at. Grand Bend, Mr, Harold Mogk met with an ac- cident while playing ball. Mr. and Mrk. W. L. Querengesser and Mr. and "Mrs. Harold Diegel were guests at the Erskine -Ward wedding in Goderich on Saturday. Mr,' and Mrs, John C, Diegel were guests at the CookKressler wedding in Stratford on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Wietersen, Grace, Marilyn and Ralph -of Detroit, have moved in to the residence form- erly occupied by Mrs, Hannah Steles. We welcome them to our vicinity School opened on Tuesday morning with Mrs. Mildred Murray as the teacher. a week ago in Alexandra Hospital, Goderich, We believe he is doing as well as can be expected.. The coin. munity extend their sincere sym- pethy to all these homes which have been so stricken, Pte. Fred Austin of Detroit visit - td his mother in the hospital Sunday, There will be no service or Sen - day School in the United Church next Sunday, Sept, 12th, owing to anniversarys'etvlees in Goshen Unit. ed Church, Rev, and Mrs. L. W. Diehl of Thamesville called on friends here last week. Mrs; M. MdClymont spent a few clays last week with friends in Hen- salt Comfort and contentment for pul- lets in the growing stages has a def- inite relation to their laying of eggs in the fall of the year. 'In view of the fact that egg production is a vital: war effort, the Dominion Department of Agriculture points out that shade from summer heat is necessary for the proper comfort of growing stock and laying liens. Birds enjoy a shady place in which to sit and doze during the heat of the day. A range shelter will provide good shade, or a colony house may be raised up or moved to the vicinity of small trees or hushes, Growing pullets enjoy a low shade where the ground is dry and they can duff their feathers and dust them- BRODHAGEN selves. A dust bath is Nature's way of providing against body liee. Visitors: Mr, and Mrs. Milton Rick-' nelr• and son Roger of Detroit, Miss VARNA Holiday visitors: Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Chuter' of Harriston, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Townsend and baby of Goderich township, Mrs. Pongraze, of London, Mrs. Walter McBride and baby of Blake at the Chuter parental home. Bill McAsh of the RCAF. postal division, from Pendleton Camp, with lass. McAsh and kiddies at the par- ental home. Gertie Smith of the RCAF., from Metricia. Baa, B.C., at the parental helMr". s, Smith spent a few days with her daughter, Mrs, Dodsworth, in London. efir. John ,Seeley of. London called at the Austin hone Monday. Mrs. Schell of Detroit was called to the home of her mother, Mrs, A. Austin, who, we are sorry to report, is quite ill in Scott Memorial Hospital, Sea - forth, We also report the quite serious illness of Mrs. T. Stinson who is well advanced in years. Mrs. Sherlock Keys has been en- gaged to teach school in Simcoe county. Owing to the serjous illness of Mrs,. .Jas. Stephenson, Goshen line, her sister, Miss Mossop, and 'Mrs. Beatty, have been assisting Mr. Ste- pheneon on the farm, Mrs. Stiphen- son has been in Alexandra Hospital, Goderich, for several weeks, and we s are sorry to report a very slow re- co"cry so far. • We are also sorry to report Lewis Taylor underwent a major operation When Mose was told that poor Rastus had been shot dead by Judge Hicks while he was stealing the judge's chickens he merely replied: "Oh,well, it might have been worse." "How could it have been worse?" REGENT Seaforth NOW SHOWING THURS. FRI. SAT. 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