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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1943-10-21, Page 5THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1943 4:00 Goocl Values — Thursday, October 21, till Oct. 27 Choice Round Grain Rice, 2 lbs. 21c Pre -Cooked Beans 2 —12 oz. pkgs. 27c VAN CAMP'S Readicut Macaroni or Spaghetti, 2 lbs. 1 c Old Dutch Cleanser, per tin 1 Oc Javex Concentrate, per bottle 15c Flo-Glo Liquid Floor Wax 29c 20 OZ. BOTTLE Woodbury's Facial Scan 2 bars 15c Sandlusb — for toilet bowls per tin 29c Hawes' Paste Floor Wax 1 lb, tin 45e Oxydol or Chipso small pkg. 10c P Sc G Soap 2 bars Ile French's Prepared Mustard 6 oz. Jar 9c Nutrim Baby Cereal, 9 oz, pkg,-29c; 18 oz, pkg. 49c Blue Boy Coffee 1 lb, bag 360 Fine or Coarse Flake Oatmeal per ib. 5c Neiteen's Cocoa ' 1,4 Ib, tin 19c Charme, Cleans everything per pkg. 10c Hillcrest Toilet Tisane 3 large rolls 25c Pure Black Pepper ' lb. 16e Oxo Cubes pkg. of 4 100 Magic Baking Powder, 8 oz, tin -18c; 16 oz, tin 30c Turpentine pint bottle 250 Lipton's Rod Label Black Tea lie lb, pkg, 3Sc Sating per pkg, 7c per pkg. 15c 6 es. pkg. ilc. La 'France McCormick's Fancy "A" Socias Fruits in season. Turnips, Cabbage, Celery, Lettuce Tomatoes, Sweet Potatoes, Carrots, Squash, Pie Pumpkins, Onions, Etc. EASY RECIPES ON PACKAGE Special Pkg, 29c OS a. Sproai Art Wright PHONE 8 PHONE 77 lauttitripzilwitmeismisiametieransamilimiavii 1 1 McKillop Township Schools Quiz Contest THURS., OCT. 21 8,30 P.M. in Winthrop Hall The Quiz Contest is Ontario's School contribution to the Fifth Victory Loan Special Prizes -- War Say- ings Certificates Special Speaker -•- Mr. James Lumsden, Assistant County Organizer, National War Fin- ance Coilimitteo SOUND PICTURES Everyone Welcome CONSTANCE The anniversary services of Con- stance United Church held on Sun- day last were a great success. The weather was a little disappointing but there was a good attendance at both services. The speaker for the clay was Rev. Reba Hern of Varna. In the morning she took her text from 71st Psalm 26th verse, "God is the strength of my heart," Her message in the morning was for the church and was a great spiritual up- lift. In the morning the choir sang an anthem, "The Lord is My Light." The male quartette of Grand Bend sang three selections which were very appropriate for the message. In the evening the text was "OnlY Believe", found in Mark 5:86. This message was to the unbeliever to ac- cept Christ. Tho choir sang an an- them "I Need Thee Every Hour." Mr. Harry Hoffman of Dashwood sang twice and brought a message in song. His unusual baritone delighted his hearers. This brought to a close 0 one of the best anniversaries we have had in a long time. The proceeds O afnounted to $166.90. Those spending Sunday with friends: Mr. and Mrs. Johnston and a Rev. Reba Hern of Varna with Mr, and Mrs. Ephraim Clark; Mr. and f Mrs. Clarence Ball of Summerhill with Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Stephen sots. The male quartette of Grand t Bend with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas f Gill. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bromley of 1 '.4'[110. SlJAFORTFI NEWS TOWN TOPICS ltev,. 11, V, Workman will c'outluet the morning service of the anniver- sary Sunday al itlinlville United Church on Sunday next. Miss Donna Baynes has returned from the hospital after an appendici- tis operation. LAC Keith' Dale, RCAF, Hagers- villn, spent the week end with this Parents Mr, 111u1 Mrs. Orville Dale, Pte. John Cardin), British Columbia, 1s spending his furlough with Mrs. Camino and other relatives, AO Jolm Hotham, RCAF, Centralia, was a guest at the home of leis ptu'- ellte Mr, and Mrs, John IIOtha111 Over the week end. Mrs J. M. Earle and children, Atli elm, are spending two weeks' vacation with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Storey, in McKillop. FO, J. A. Munn, RCAF„ Ottawa, Mu spoutnn aantawd-fam daysily,' leave with Mrs. Mrs. Bill Walmaley anis little son, Niagara Fells, are visiting with relat- ives There, Sergeant: John Flannery, Ipperwash, spent the week end with Mrs. Flan- nery and daughter Carol Amt. Stewart Finnigan, RCAF, Toronto, spent the week end with Ms parents, Mr. an(l Mrs. W. ,J, Finnigan, Mrs. 13, Brower, Cleveland, Ohio, is visiting with her mother Mrs, .7, Campbell in McKillop, Pearson Chesney, RCAF„ Aylmer, spent the week end with his parents, Mr, and Mrs, H. Chesney, Pte, Frank Lamont, RCB„ Lpper- wash, spent Sunday with Mrs, La - A. reception was held in St. James' school hall Friday night for Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Devereaux, Mr. Tilos, Christopher of Loudon visited his sister Mrs, C. W. Ironsides and Mr, Ironsides, Two Canadian Roman Catholic priests, Rev, Michael MaeSween and Rev, Charles Murphy, who have been prisoners of the Japanese since the fall of Hong Kong, are on board one oi' the exchange liners. They are well known here where they have visited. Mr. aucl Mrs. Orval Weston, Detroit, are guests of the latter's sister Miss Verna Graves, Miss Wilma Hay, Western Univer- sity, London, with her mother, Mrs. Hay. Miss Janet Herring and Miss Palmer, of the Seatort:h Clinic, spent the week end at their homes in Strat- ford. Mrs. It W. Flart has returned home atter spending a' week in Niagara Fats, Ont. Corporal George Siddall, RCAF., Crumlin, spent the ween end with friends in town. Mrs. George MacDonald, Stratford, visited last week at the home of her daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Mc- Fadden, Mr. Frank Ryan, Stratford Normal School, with his mother Mrs. F. Ryan. Misses Teresa and Veronica Mal- oney, Stratford, spent the week end at their home here. Mr.and Mrs, J. Hartman returned home after visiting for two weeks with their slaughter in Wallaceburg and other points. Mr. and Mrs..G. R. Keys of Wind - or and their two children, Glen and Joan, and Mr. and Mrs, Stuart Keys f Ottawa and their little daughter Gayle, visited recently at their pai- nts' honkie, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson I<ey s, Mrs, Fred Btrl'Clhill and son Scott nd Mrs. Colin Campbell, all of Orth, were visitors at the hone of he Misses Brine while attending the uneral of the latter's sister. Miss Ada Cline of Winghanl, a former rest dent of Seafoi'th. Mrs, Campbell is the only surviving member of the amity, Mr. Ed Boyd of Toronto is spend ng the week here, P and Mrs. James Dale. Mr. Bromley' amour visited with her parents, Mr has been appointed head of Public ' Utilities of Kitchener and will be DUBLIN moving to Kitchener. Friends were pleased to learn of Mr. Bromley's Krauskopf-Jordan — appointment I The snowstorm of Saturday night and Sunday brought to the farmer much-needed moisture to finish the tall ploughing. Visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Dexter on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs, Thos, Adams and Mr, and Mrs. John Adams of Londes- boro. Mr. Thos, Williamson of Bramp- ton and Mr. Henry Adams and Miss Lillian Adapts visited at the home of Mr. ants Mrs, Chas. Dexter and Mr. and 14irs. Austin Dexter on Wednes- day, Miss Hazel Dilling of Brucefield visited for the week end with her friend, Miss Donelda Adams. Visitors at the home of Mr. and i Mrs. Austin Dexter Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stewart and Lloyd and Mrs. William Hesk, Mr. Barry Youngblut, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Adams of Londesboro, Mr. Albert Sanderson of Blyth, Miss Ethel Dexter of Kitchener, Gunner John Sanderson, RCA, Kingston. VARNA Rev. Mr. Menzies of Londesboro had charge of the services 011 the 'Verna charge of the United Church. Mr. 01111 Mrs. Geo ,Johnston spent Sunday with friends fu McKillop, 114'r, 0.nc1 Mrs, Norman Jolurstou will give an ilhistrated lecture on their work in Bolivia in Goshen United Church on Friday evening, Want and For Sale ads, 3 weeks 60e. ro"11,1a,1umtmummmut,1,m 1,111.monm"m11mm11l""aunu""a"u"11""men"mmane11"111un,1w"11"auu11.0t a Tune ,In CKNX ingh r/,' 3 for Specially Prepared. VICTORY LOAN LOCAL PROGRAM 3 P.M. Sunday, October 24th, 1943 Tho altar of St, ('olumban Church was artistically decorated with white delphiniums for the wedding on Sat- urday of Miss Anne Teresa Jordan e Detroit, slaughter of Mr. and Mrs Frank Jordan. of Hibbert Township to James J. Krauskopf. son of 14Ir. and Mrs. Louis Krauskopf of Dublin. Rev. Father O'Drowski officiated at the ceremony and sang the uuptia Mass. Rev. Dr. Ffoulkes, Dublin, oc cupied a seat in the sanctuary; Mrs. Vincent Lane presided at the organ and tate soloist was Mrs, Geraldine Eckert of Seafol'th. The bride, given in marriage by her father, chose a floor length gown, white ivory satin, with long bodice and full skirt over draped with silk net, wearing a singer tip silk veil and silver slippers and carrying a colonial bouquet of white roses and baby mums. Miss Clare Jordan of Detroit, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid, wearing a floor length gown of pink silk taffeta, with matching head dress and carrying pint roses and carnations. The best man was William Hanley of Dublin, and the ushers: Peter Jordan and James P, Krauskopf, Following the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, where a profusion of late fall flower's pre- dominated. The bride's mother re- ceived the guests gowned in rose sheer with corsage of pink roses, and was assisted by the bridegroom's mother wearing a dress of black crepe with corsage of red roses, Din- ner was served at the Royal Hotel, Mitchell, to the immediate families of the bride and bridegroom Following a buffet supper at the home of the bride's parents in the evening, a. miscellaneous shower was tendered to the newly-weds in Staffs, Hall, when a. large group of relatives and friends presented then with beautiful gifts of silver, linen and money, Mr, and Mrs. Krauskopf left on a brief honeymoon trip, the bride's travelling costume being blue wool with black accessories, A highly respected former resident and a native of Dublin, John Red- mond, died in London at the home of Ida sister on Friday, He spent the greater part of his life here, having condnetett a livery business for many years. Six years ago lie went to London where he resided with his sister, Mrs. Margaret Crawford, who survives hien, He was a practical ltomber Of St, Patrick's Church, of /Ia1p,1111f1pmaa11111Ua11"Itl,1i11W"letlwlllunl",11ia4111n1u,1a"a"",nl,1"Y1b,1IlrOutlnn11111111unaanlrlruunnu ,F„ 11 the 11111, Nat/u" Hnciely and of tIlo League of the Sacred 1lcrurt. Thi. funeral was held at St. i'atrit'k church, Dublin. o11 Monday' morning, Rev. I)r. •Ffoulkeys sang the requiem high Mass and oftieilLted at: the grave. The pall bearers west•: Joseph C111.- 11)010.01'. Ge0rg�' Ll. lhallawd, Edward )iegel, .101111 Bounty. William Unrtin and Daniel Costello. Among those 01. tending the funeral from it distance were: William Crawford, Mr, sled Mrs, Russell Ilonrd and ribs. William Joyce, Loudon, and Raymond Red - mend and J. Brodie of St. Augustine. The elections for the Holy Child- hood took place at Dublin Continua- tion School and the following were eleeteda President, Margaret Kraus- kopf; vice president, Betty Murphy; see ctary, Marie Evans; treasurer, Dorothy Jordan. Form representa- tives are; XIII, Angela O'Reilly;. XII, Marion bale, XI, Joan Holland, X, Bessie Cronin, IX, Catherine Me - Iver, The elections for the Red Cross took place at Dublin Continu- ation school a ml the following were elected; President, Mary Ellen Mur- ray; circulation manager, L. Holland secretary, Angela O'Reilly; treasur- er, Helen Flanagan. Form represen- tatives; XIII, Catherine Woods; XII, Eileen Evans, XI, Geraldine Ryan; X, Jean Costello; IX, Jack Lane, BRUCEFIELD Mr. It, Scott reports a pleasant trip while on a hunting tour north a week ago, Mrs, George Simpson of Hamilton has been visiting with her 11005111 Mrs. R, Scott, Mrs. T. Baird spent last week with her brother Mr, John Aikenitead in London, Mr, David Tough returned from Clinton hospital on Sunday and has recovered nicely from his recent ill- ness. Rev, Mx. Potton of McKillop occup- ied the pulpit here last Sunday, when Rev. G. Atkinson took anniversary services at McKillop. Mr. and Mrs, Cornish spent the week enol with their daughter Miss Anna NI. Cornish, in Toronto, Miss Margaret Aikenitead, London, spent the week end with her parents, Mr, and lt•Irs. Hugh Aikenitead• Dr. Jean Mustard Shipley of Chath- am called at the Thome of Mr, and Mrs, C. FIaugh last Friday. Mr. and Mrs, John McIntosh, Jean, Margaret and David, of Toronto, spent the week end with Mr, and Mrs. C. Haugh and other relatives, Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Manson, Mr, Jack Manson and Miss Marguerite Manson of Dundas called on relatives during the week end. Mrs. Cantle of Bayfield visited with her sister Mrs, C. Haugh over the Holiday'. Mrs, A. Zapfe and Mrs. T. Baird are W. M. S. delegates to the sectional meeting at Londesborough. Mr, and Mrs, Beecroft of Belgrave and Miss Janet Watson of Blackstock spent the week enol at the home of their parents Mr. and Mrs. R. P, Watson. i SPEED the vrCTOtt'Y Ier rt li k oys ThreM11S 5110 This is YOUR Second Front Don't Let Them Down Huron County's Quota is $3,125,000, an increase of $85,000. We have exceeded all quotas in previous Loans — we can do it again. Invest all your surplus Cash or finance your invest- ment over a period of six months on the official Installment plan. You can buy your bond from the local Victory Loan Salesman who will call on you, or at any Bank. WHEN YOU BUY THE FIFTH VICTORY LOAN BONDS YOU ARE SPEEDING THE VICTORY i BORN ROSS—At Scott Memorial Hospital, on Oet. 14111, to Mr, and Mrs, Alfred Ross, Cromarty, a son. WORDEN—At Scott Memorial Hospi- tal on Oct. 15t11, to Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Worden, Staffa, a daughter, JOSLING—At Scott Memorial Hospi- tal on Oct. 1.7th, to 1V11', and Mrs. Frank Josling, Dublin, a son. VIVIAN--At Scott Memorial Hospital on Oct. 19tH, to Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Vivian, Cromarty, a son. ELLIOTT—At Scott Memorial Hospi- tal on Oct. 16th, to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Elliott, of Walton, a daugh- ter. OF HOME BAKING AND MYSTERY BOXES Haigh s Vacant Store, Seafortlt SATURDAY, OCT. 23RD at 3.00 P.M. Auspices Catholic Women's League opo It istiolo raorl t° 1Alere S'e synib1; )tl. Vlcroi�5`�s b�lrrory S e� Sfu slybol of Ae tt •Z°a fi IC tI . `�''th O 11 b 1 'h 17055- .$orad u1chases7) orve iS Is S �Usrrllarrl'e terar17a Seel' 10 tory 1, L.1_0'57:1 ' o: zCi� o f o ry i opt °Ildsl closer, o4;:1°yedd and end fog. °ries TI'IIS ADVERTISEMENT SPONSORED IDV THE TOWN OF SEAFORTH and the PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF SEAFORTH ... _ ....... _ . - ..........,�,