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The Seaforth News, 1943-11-18, Page 5THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1943 P STO For Thursday, November 18 till Nov. 24 III ,,N9,an,a,,,,,ln,,,,,an,,,,,tn,,,a lllll ,1„l,,,ln,,,,n„at„nnnn ni „1,,,a„I,,,nnnn,,,,,a„tn,,,,, t,,,,aueu„ Snowflake Ammonia per pkg. 5c Quick Quaker Oats large pkg. 19c Kipperines 1/E lb. 18c (SMOKED DRIED HERRING) Light. Bulbs, 25, 40, 60 Watt, each MAZDA Perfection Cocoa, large 1 lb. tin COWAN'S Lipton's Red Label Tea, 1/2 lb. pkg. 15c 24c 38c Sabi -Flush Woodbury's Facial Soap per tin 2 bar's 150 15e Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour per pkg, 170 Pastry Flour El!narr Vanilla Extract IIillcrest Toilet Tissue 7 lb. bag 270 8' oz, bottle 15c ' Gerber's Infant Foods, Peas or Beets 3 targe mils 25c Moody's Chloride of Lime • • •per tin 5e Bon And Cake or Powder large Pkg.14c "OldEnglish” Scratch Cover Polish Each 14c Champion Dog or Cat Food 4 oz. bottle 18c Oxo Cubes for Overseas packages 2 pkgs. 18c pkg. of 10 Sage, Savory or Poultry Dr e,ssing Glass Shaker 1 16e Crosse & Blackwell Worcestershire Sauce50 Old English Paste Floor Wax 6 oz. bottle 29c Sunlight Soap 1 lb, tin 40e Kellogg's New All Wheat 3 bars 19c Savoy Custard Powder plugs. iOe Stafford's Soups, Vegetable with Noodles d] 4 oz, pkg, 10c per pkg, lee 2 pkgs. 25c 1 lb, bag 43c large Pkg. 22c Satins, makes ironing eerier La France, blues as it cleans, 2 pkgs. pkg, 9c 29c ORANGES, LEMONS, GRAPEFRUIT, VEGETABLES, GRAPES, LETTUCE; CELERY, ONIONS, ETC„ TOBACCO, CIGARETS, CIGARS, ETC. Stafford's Soups, Noodle with Chicken Royal York Coffee Kellogg's All Bran Ross J. Sproat Art Wright PHONE 8 PHONE 77 EUCHRE & DANCE IN WINTHROP HALL FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19TH Under auspices of Winthrop Red Cross Unit. Good prizes. Good music. Ladies and gents, 25c each. Would all ladies please bring a few sandwiches. Proceeds for "Blood Donors' Clinic” YOUR MEM IS A WONDER/ :ter Presentation At Constance Dance I Old and New ST. COLUMBAN FRIDAY, NOV. 19TH Murdoch's Orchestra (5 -Piece) Admis- sion 60c. Dancing 10-1 Auspices C.W.L. In Looby's Hall, Dublin FRIDAY, NOV. 26 MAC BURGESS' AND HIS BAND Admission 50 cents 1 � t f Makes baking easy and sure. Loaves light, even= textured, Delicious Mado le Canada' ALWAYS DEPENDABLE ',AIRTIGHT. WRAPPER ENSURES STRENGTH A very pleasant evening was pout at the Foresters' Hall, Constance, for Mr, anti Mrs, G. W. Nott, prior to. their leaving the community for their new home in Clinton. The following address was read by Mr. Bert Irwin: To Mr, and Mrs, Nott: Dear Friends, We, your friends and neighbors, have assembled here this evening to spend a few pleasant hours with you before your departure from our midst to your new home. All of us realize how much you will be missed in our com- munity and the many enjoyable even- ings that you have given us at vari- ous times at your home. You have proven yourselves, the best of neigh- bors, always ready and welling to lent a helping hand, anytime during the 24-hour day. When we say that you will be hissed is saying it very mildly and we could not at this time lose the opportunity of asking you to accept this clock in remembrance of his farewell occasion, and trust,when using It you will recall this evening and the many friends, acquaintances and neighbors, that have made this gathering possible. Wishing the very best that life holds in store and trust l you will be happy and enjoy your new home, is the wish of everyone here this evening. It ELIMVILLE MI's. Howard Johns returned home Sunday from Victoria Hospital, Lon- don, after a recent appendectoniy. Mrs. Wm, Spry of London and Miss Joy Whitlock of St. Thomas were week end guests of the Williams, Sgt, Clarence Ford of Jarvis ' was home the end of the week, . Want and For Sale Ads, 1 week 250, THE, SEi.APOR.TH NEWS TOWN TOPICS Attending the funeral of the 1 Mrs.:Chas. Il'lnkbeiner on Wedn day morning were Mrs. C. 8, Wors and Mr, and Mrs W, J', Vaulkn Mr. W. J. Cullen and son Danny, of, Kitchener Mrs. E Woodley, lvl F. Sehultz and Mrs, 11. Bullock Preston, and Mrs. M. Whiteoak, Aurora, Mr, and Mrs. C. W. Wors of Goderieh, Mr, Andrew TI, McKenzie, of Ii College, Toronto, who tools the s Ices at First Presbyterian Church Sunday, spent the week end at th home of Thos. Robinson, Egan) ville, M. and Mrs, 13, Currie and fa ily of Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Will Kenzie and Mr, Kett McKenzie Stanley visited. their brother Andr 'McKenzie on Sunday. Mr. W. H. Golding, MP., Ottawa, visiting at his home here. Flight 'Lieutenant J. A. Mu RCAF, Deseronto, spent the week with Mrs, Munn and family. Miss Betty Sandford, Toronto, is guest at the home of her pareu Mr, and Mrs, W. H. Sandford. Miss Davina Anderson spent a fe days in Toronto last week. Mr. Frank Ryan, Normal Scho Stratford, at his hone here. Miss Laura McLellan, Stratfoi with her parents, Mt'. and Mrs, McLellan. Miss Teresa McIver, London, wi her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Peter M Iver•, Miss Helen Henderson of Midlan Miss Isabel McKellar, nurse-in-trai ing at Stratford General IIospit and Miss Martha Allen of Walkervil were guests at the home of Mn alt is. M. McKellar Miss Anne Peckham of Stratford was a guest at the ]tome of Mr. and Mrs. Roy McMann over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. James Nolan receiv- ed word that their son Sgt, Clarence Nolan, has arrived safely overseas, Miss Maxine Baynes, of Toronto, spent the week end with her parents Mr, and Mrs. C. Baynes, Pte, Merle Dunlop, RCETC„ Camp Borden, is spending his furlough with his parents. Mr, and Mrs. A. W. Dunlop, Sergeant Francis Phillips, RCAF-, Montreal, is visiting with his parents, Mr. and MI's. T. Phillips, Mr. and Mr's. A. Zimmerman, of Stratford, were week end guests in town. Mr. Arnold Westcott, of Toronto, spent the week end with Mrs, West- cott and family, Pte. James Cleary, Chatham, spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, William Cleary. - Miss Joan Devereaux spent the week end with friends in London, James Flannery, RCAF., Centralia, was a guest at the home of his aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Janes Cleary over the week end. Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Hays and daughter Nancy, Detroit, visited over the week end with relatives here. Mrs. Conrad Eckert returned to spend the winter in Detroit, Chester McNay, RCAF, Brantford, was a week end visitor in town. LAC. Keith Dale, RCAF., Hagers- ville, was a week end visitor at his home here. Mrs: George MacDonald, Stretford, visited last week with her daughter, MI's. Ralph McFadden and Mr. Mc- Fadden. Oban MacTavish, RCAF, Camp Bor- den, spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, John Mac- Tavish, David Bolton, RCNVR., St. Hyacin. the, Quebec, spent the week end at his home here, Mr, James E, Willis underwent a successful operation at Scott Memor- ial Hospital on Monday. Pilot Officer Thomas Sills, RCAF.. a recent graduate of Dunnville air school, and Sergeant Nora Sills, RCAF. Camp Borden, were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Frank Sills over the weekend. Sgt. Nora Sills pinned the wings ou her husb- and at the graduation. Mrs. Ronald McDonald has returned front visiting her husband in Halifax. Miss Margaret Murray and Miss Mary Donovan of Toronto spent the week end with Mrs. James 114urray and family, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Crowley and Mr, and Mrs, Basil Kelly and children and Mr, John Jordan, all of Kinkora, spent Sunday with Mrs. James Mur- ray and faintly, Mrs. Allen McLean of Egmondville is spending the winter with Mrs. A, MacTavish. Miss Belle Smith is spending the winter with Mrs, H. R. Scott, Mrs, Jones of Boston, Mass., at- tended the funeral of her brother, the late Charles Holmes, Mr. Thomas Murray, accompanied by his son Thomas and wife, of Bar River, Algona. are spending, this week with the former's sister, Mrs, Harry Tyndall, and other relatives, Mr. Fred Scott who has been in Newfoundland is visiting at Coiling - wood and Seaforth, Messrs, Kenneth Carnoohan of Streetsville, and Arthur' Carnochttn, of Toronto, were called here by the death of their father, Harry Carno- Ctlan, Tuesday. VARNA • ' Mrs, Ahtington of Crothai.•ty spent a few days with her son and wife ate here last week, el' Mrs. Stolek left Saturday to spend.�a few weeks with relatives in °1, Kitchener, all Mrs. Parsons and two little sons of ls' Stalfa visited last week with her sis- al ter,Mrs. Aldington. of The Varna community club wish to ell thank those who contributed looney Ki and sugar for the boys boxes over- seas, Those who have not yet contri• on buted sugar, would they please send e or bring in soon to the Red Cross nd' rooms or to Edith Beatty, We also nt. wish to thank those whe made eandy Me- and shortbread for the boxes, which of consisted of 1 Ib, fruit cake,. cheese ew and gum, sardines, biscuits, candy, I chocolate bars, shortbread, raisins, is soap, towel, face cloths, handker- I chief, can opener, colgate kit, pair of Mui socks. These boxes were packed by end Edith Beatty, Lillian Elliott and l`va- 1 chel Johnston and. were on their way a before Nov. .1st to the following boys ts'—ltobt, Aldwinkle, Walter' Smith, r, Walter Breatherton, Harvey Parsons and Hugh Pollock. el, Red Cross Notes.— Don't forget the Red Cross meet• d, ing every Wednesday afternoon. A. Work is piling up and workers are urgently needed. The need is not th only as great as last year, it is great- 0- er. Surely we shall not fail them, as they face the crucial year ahead with 8, the same courage and faith in us. n- Our hearts and our hands will ans- a'' war, Knit? Knit! Sew? Sew! Surely 10 the need of our boys in Newfound- land and the Eastern ports for pro- tection against the biting cold of this coming winter, is an appeal to touch the hearts of us all. Mr. Ivan Stephenson of London accompanied by his friend, Mr. Floyd Wilson of Petrolia, spent the week end with his parents, Mr. Bob Reid of London spent the week end at his home, BORN TRL1MEER --- At Scott Memorial Hos- pital on Nov. 13tH, to Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred Tremeer, of Tuckersmith, a son, ALIODXAiNDER — At Scott Memorial .Hospital, on Nov, 13th, to Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Alexander, McKillop, on Nov, 13th, a daughter. McLEAN — At Scott Memorial Hoepi. tal, ou Nov, 14th. to Mr, and Mrs, John McLean, Trtelterslnitln, a son; RT. GERMAINE -- At Scott Memorial Hospital on Nov, 16th, to Mr, and Mrs. Raymond 51, Germaine, of Seaforth, a, son, CTTLI,EN.—To Mr, and Mrs, W. 1. Cullen (nee Margaret Finkbeiner) at St. Mary's Hospital, Kitchener, on Nov. 15th, a sister for Danny. DIOICHERT --- At the Farwell Nurs- ing i-Iorne on Wednesday, Nov, 3, to Mr. and Mr's. Albert Beichert of Zurich (formerly Rossie Coleman, Stnffa), a son, Ronald Albert, MCCLINCHEY — At Zurich on Nov. 16th, to Mr. and Mrs. .Bruce Mc- Clinchey (formerly Grace Robin- son), a daughter, Want and For Sunk Ads, .3 aveeks 80c ST. COLUMBAN Mary Murray of Galt spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Murray. Mrs, Leo Murray and Ann have returned home after spending a week with her sister, Mrs. James Hogg, of Walton. PRECIOUS EGGS, BUTTER, MILK, FLOUR SAVED WITH MAGIC 000E til CANADA Costs less than is per Average Baking A CALL TO WORSHIP "Sw,s'I is the solemn voice that calls The 1hll tlattt to the house of prayer: 1 love t0 stunt within its walls. Ent• thou, 0 Lord, art present there," First Presbyterian Church, Sea forh. 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