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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1943-11-25, Page 5THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1943 117 'Plums lay, November 25, till Dec, 1 ,,1,lill,101111111111111111101111111111111111111 /11111011111111111111111111111111111111111111111111101/111nH11/1leNillntltlttlllilll 11 Macaroni or Spaghetti, 16 oz CATELLI'S New All Wheat Cereal KELLOGG'S Evaporated Apples JUST THE THING FOR PIES Roman Meal per pkg. 29c Nabob Coffee 1 lb. bag 45c Plain or Iodized Salt, 2 -lb pkgs: 1 Sc 9c per pkg. 1 1 c per lb. 19c Nutrint Baby Cereal, 9 oz pkg.-29e; iuLlirlake Toilet Tissue Ilawe's Floor Wax Paste Nugget Shoe Polish Javex Concentrate Flush() — fol' toilet bowls Sinko clears clogged drains Gillett's Lye Chorine Castile Snell La France Solara "Makes Ironing Easier" Classic Clean ser is oz, pkg, 49c 3 large rolls '25e 1. lb, tin 45c per tin 12c per bottle 15c per tin 21e per tin 25e per tin 12c 2 bars Oc per pkg. 15c per pkg, 7c per tin 50 Crosse osse & Blackwell's Thick Meat Sauce, 8 oz, Bottle 25c Cowan's Perfection Cocos '1 lb, tin 24c Van Camp's Pre -Cooked Boons 12 oz. pkg, 15e 2 pkg. 29c 9 oz. jar 15c r, oz. pkg,lle 1 lb. pkg. 10c 10 pkgs. 25c 2 pkgs. 25e Pkg. of 10 cubes 250 2 lbs. 25c. 1/s lb, pkg, 38c pkg. of 15 bags180 Pard Dog I ood • Dalton's Slot ,l 111011 Mustard McCormick's Fancy A" Sodas Cow Brand Baking Soda y,_ Ib, pkg,---5c; Kellogg's Variety Cere010 (0 cereals) Kellogg's Rice Krispies Oxo Cubes Round Groin Rice Lipton's Red Label Tea Royal Yot'lc. Tett Bags Your Baking Needs: Floors, most kinds. All Yeasts, Lard, shortening, spices; baking pow- der, sodas, cooking oil, etc. (4hristmas Cakes. Light Cakes, Buns, Bread, etc. Special Pkg. 29c POEMS 1 PANCAKES! A11NFFIN9SI 777 Ross 3. Sproat Art Wright • EASY RECIPES ON PACKAGE PHONE 8 PHONE 77 DANCE AT ST. COLUMBAN Friday, December 10 Murdock's Orchestra Under the auspices of the C.W.L. -4110 Dancing 10 to 1 ADMISSION 50c Euchre & Dance In aid of the Blood Donors' Clinic ST. COLUMBAN TUESDAY, NOV. 30TH Cards at 9 P,M. sharp Admission 35c DANCE.! In SEAFORTH ARMORIES Thursday, Dec. 2 Mac Burgess Orchestra Dancing 9.30 to 1 ADMISSION 500. NetU Year's Eve in. Cardno's Hall Auspices of the Seaforth. Women's Institute, Music by a good orchestra ADMISSION 50c • Proceeds for Overseas Smokes DANCING! In Looby's Hall, Dublin FRIDAY, NOV, 26 MAC BURGESS AND HIS BAND Admission 59 cents KIPPEN Mrs, Gunning of Whalen was the guest of her daughter and son-in-law and family, Mr, and Mrs. Wm. J, F1. Bell, for a few days, Mrs. Rohr, Cole of Chisellrui'st is also a guest. Mr, Robt, McGregor had the mis- fortune to lose a valuable cow during the week. DUBLIN A popular young farmer of %Iibbert Township, Albert Melady, died in Seaforth Hospital on Thursday night, following a brief illness. He was the son of Joseph Melady and the late Mrs. Melady, and resided on a fano on the Ord concession of Hibbert all his life, He was in his 42nd year and was a faithful member of St. CoI- ImIban Church, of the Holy Name Society, and the League of the Sacred Heart, He was unmarried, and is survived. by his father and five brothers: Thomas S., Toronto; John and James, Detroit; Frank, Parry Sound, and Morris, Hibbert Town- ship. The funeral, which was attend- ed by a largo group of sorrowing friends and neighbors, was held at St. Coiumban Church on Monday morning. Rev. F. 3., O'Drowskt sang Requiem .High Mass and officiated at the grave, Numerous floral tributes and spiritual offerings were in evid- ence. The pall bearers were: August Ducharme, Joseph Doyle, John Nigh, Emmett Malone, Joseph Flannery and Michael Williams. Among those from a distance attending the funeral were Thomas S. Melady and daughter An- gela, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. John Melady and Mr. and Mrs. James'Me- lady, Detroit; Frank Melady, Parry Sound. LONDESBORO The regular meeting of the Red Cross will be held inthe community hall on Thursday, Dec. 2nd. There will be quilting to be done, and a bazaar, consisting of 01110ns, towels, and, pillow cases. it will be a busy afternoon, so Iadies, please come early. The W.A. is sponsoring a play "Two Country Bids," put on by the Walton young people in the commun- ity hall on Friday evening, Dec. 3, The proceeds to be 'used for an honor ran plaque to be placed in the United Church. in honor of our boys from this community wbo are now serving in the war. Mrs. Geo, Pentland and Mrs. Nixon Of Nile visited at the !tome of their brother Mr, John Snell on Sunday. The condition of Mr. John Harvey is not improved. He suffered another slight stroke recently, Mr. Millar of Stratford visited Itis sister Mrs. John Harvey and Mr, Harvey over the weep ond. Pte. Glen Carter of London spent Sunday with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. George Carter and also visited Mr, and Mrs. Watson Reid of Har - lock. DIED LONDERY, Margaret Agnes. --- On Sunday, Nov, 14th, at Toronto, Margaret Agnes, wife of the late William Londery, beloved aunt of Roy McDonald, Cromarty, and sis- ter of Donald McDonald, of Sea - f orth, in her 84th year. Interment in Park Lawn cemetery, Toronto. 410. TEEN SI AFO1 Tzz NEWS TOWN TOPICS 1 Mrs, Willbtm Hamilton. iVlts, 1'l'ecl 13(1111(111 of Perth is spending the weak with her antes. tate Misses 111'(00. Miss Jean Watson of Toronto and Miss 1layme Watson of Stratford spent Sunday with their . parents, 211. aid Mrs. J. 9, Watson, AC1 :John Hotlntm of Centralia, SETS No, 9, spent the week end with 11iLhas inpar,ents, .Yir. and Airs. John Ho- 11'Iiss Carmel Reilly and Miss Kay Kress of Galt were week end guests of Mr, and Mrs. John Hothatn. Mr, and Mrs, Duncan Cooper and Douglas of Kippen ;spent Saturday, evening with Mr, and Mrs. John Botham. Miss Audrey Cochrane has accept- ed a position in the Provincial Sav- ings Office, Miss Florence Murray spent the week end in Stratford. • Miss Margaret White, nursing sister of Christie Street Hospital, Toronto, spent the week end with her mother, kirs. M. White. Writer H. Glenn Hays, RCNVR, Toronto, spent the week end with his mother,. Mrs. James Hays. j Miss Betty Stevens, Kitchener, was a week end guest in town. Mrs. J. A, Gorwill and son Hugh spent the week end with relatives in Toronto. Airwoman Vera Hudson, RCAF, Fingal, was a guest over the week end at the home of her sister, Mrs. Scott Habkirk and Mr. I'•Iabkirk, Pte. 1Vlorley Storey, London, spent the- week enol with Mrs. Storey and children, Miss Gladys McMane spent the week end. with friends in Toronto, Mr. M. Southgate, Kitchener, was a guest of his parents over the week end, AC Richard Box, RCAF', Guelph, with his parents, Air. and Mrs. E. L. ]10x., r.t2 Jack fortune, RCAF, Brock- ville, spent the week end with his parents, i+lr, and Mrs, Leo Fortune. kjss ,lean Hurford, nurse -in -train- ing in Stratford General Hospital, ,p1 at the week encs with her parents, key. Dr, and Mrs. Hurford, Miss Jean Powell. Clinton, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Baden C'owelh Corporal W. C. Sutherland, RCAF, Centralia, spent the weep end with Mrs. Sutherland and family, A shower; was held on Friday night at Mrs. Beverly Beaton's in honor of 1Viiss Viola Dolrnage, bride - elect.. On Monday night a trousseau tea was held at the home of her par- ents, Mr, and Mrs. S. Dolrnage. Mrs. Charles MacDonald and dau- ghter Mary, Clandeboye, spent the week end with friends in town. Miss Helen Upshall, St. Marys, spent the week end at her home here Mr. and Mrs. Edward Allen, Port Huron, and Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hauck, Waterloo, were here attend- ing the Campbell -Williams wedding on Saturday. Miss Loretto Bannon, Stratford, spent the week end with her mother, Mrs. E. Bannon. - Pte. Kenneth Barry, Camp Bor- den, spent the week end with his mother, Mrs. James Barry. Miss Marjory Wigg, London, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Wigg. Mr. Henry McFadden, Stratford, was a guest at the home of his son, 1VIr. Ralph McFadden and Mrs. Mc- Fadden over the week end. Master Donald Dale underwent a successful appendix operation in Scott Memorial Hospital last week, Miss Ruth Joynt, Preston, was a guest over the week end at the home of her parents, Mr. and kIte. Robert Joynt. Mr. Arthur Thompson, Stratford spent the week end with his father, Mr, W. Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. S. Shinen and dau- b ecc• and Ruth gIters, .,..-- .Shinen, spent the week end in Tor- onto. Mrs. Tomlinson of Kippen is the guest of Mrs. Geo. Hills, Mrs. R. H. Sproat spent last week visiting friends in Toronto, Mr, Roy McDonald of Chiselhnl'st attended the funeral of his aunt, the late Mrs. Londery, in Toronto, last week. BORN PRIESTAT.—At Scott Memorial PIos- Intal on Nov. 19th, to Mr. and Mics. Arthur Priestat, of Brodhagen. a son. LENNON.—At Montreal„ on Nov. 20th, 1948, to Edward' Kidd Len- non, RCAF„ and Mrs. Lennon, of Montreal, a son. STANLEY Mr. and Mrs. Echvin Hobson and family, also Mrs. F. Hobson of St. Thomas, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs, Harold Penhale Friday night and Saturday. Miss Anna Scotchnter of the Bron- son line, is spending a few Clays with her sister, Mrs. Joe Wild of Clinton. Miss Vera Wild is spending a week with her mother who is ill. We hope she will be well soon. Mrs, Margaret Erratt of Toronto spent the week end with her sister, Mrs, Henry Erratt and other rela- tives in Stanley. CROMARTY The service on Sunday morning was conducted by Rev. Mt, McWil- liams who preached a very impress- ive sermon from 19th. Chapter of Acts, 2nd verse, "Have. ye received the Holy Ghost since ye believed." Private Frank Scott, Camp Bord- en, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J'. Scott, Miss Betty McKellar was in Tor- onto, Mrs, B. Mcdonald returned home after visiting in Mitchell, her grand- son, Teddy Mcdonald returning with her. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew MCLellan,1 Seaforth, with Mr. and Mrs. Duncan MciCellar, (Corporal Mary Hamilton, Aylmer, at the home of her parents, -Mr. and Mr, and 'Mrs. Gordon Scott and IDA wird 1rle145 in Mitchell. WINTHROP The euchre and dance hold in the hall in aid of the Blood Donors Clin- ic was well attended, The prize win- ners were: Ladies most game.,, Mrs. Kelly Dalton; lone hands, Mrs, Hob- ert McClure; men's most giunes, Thomas Yryce; lone hands, Arthur Henderson, Consolation prizes went to Mrs, James Hogg and M1'. Kelly Dalton, •Sandwiches and coffee were served, A few hours were spent in dancing'. The music was furnished by Miss Mae Smith, Mr. George Smith, Mr. Robert Dodds and Mr. James. Neilans, We thank the ladies for bringing sandwiches and thank the orchestra very much as they played without charge. Mrs. EJaton gave a paper on the use of blood. We -hope for a very large attendance at the next donors' day, Dec. 2nd. The pro- c$28.eed25.s of the. evening. amounted to The donors' age limit has been raised. At first it was from ages 18 to 55. Now it is from 10 to 05, so surely we can get a larger number of donations. Please send in your name and help save a life. We thank Mrs, Watson for her donation for cline benefit, " Mrs. Frank Johnston held a circle tea and quilting at her home, Two quilts were quilted for Red Cross and $2,30 collection was donated to blood clinic benefit. Don't forget the choir concert to be held in Cavan Church tonight, Thursday; November 25th. Miss lVtargaret Montgomery • and Mr. Andrew Montgomery of Brant- ford spent a fete days at home. Mar- garet will be at home for e. while, • Mr. and Mr's, Walter Eaton and family of Seaforth spent Sunday with Me. and Mrs. George Eaton. Mr. and firs. Elton- Heist. Billy and Betty, ni' Toronto, visited Mts. Haist recently. Mr. itoy- Henderson of Stunlrid "e visited his father, Mr. James Howl - :07.)n and Mr, and Mrs. Art Render. 5011. Bobby Mathers, who has been vis- iting his sister, Mrs, Art Henderson, has returned home. Mr. E. Haase, Mrs. Horn, Don. Horn, 101'. and Mrs. Wilmer Scott and Miss Ethel McClure visited in Brantford, Hamilton and St. Cather - Ines over the weekend. Mr, E. Haase has built a shelter in front of the mill, Mr. Robert Mc- Clure and Mr. Roy Patrick did the work. The W.M.S. and W.A. of Caven Church, Winthrop, will hold their annual meeting on Wed., Dec, lst in the basement of the church. The top- ic will be taken by Mrs. James Hogg. A good attendance is requested. McKILLOP A pretty wedding was solemnized at the home of Mr. and Mrs: William Bennewies, IVlcltillop, on Saturday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock, when their eldest daughter, Ellen Emma Benne- wies was married to Mr. Alvin Ar- thur Schellenberger of Sebringville. Rev, William Schultz of St. Peter's Lutheran Church officiated. The bride looked lovely in a street length dress of wine velvet, her only orna- ment a gold necklace, • gift of the bridegroom. She carried a shower bouquet of white chrysanthemums and fern. Miss Vera Dennewies, sis- ter of the bride, was bridesmaid, wearing a British blue crepe street- leng•th gown with velvet trim, and carrying a bouquet of mixed chrys- anthemums and fern. Mr. Stanley Schellenherger, Sebringville,( broth- er pf the bridegroom, was best man. The ceremony was performed be- neath an arch of pink and white streamers and bells and the same color scheme was carried out in the dining room. The bride's table was centred with a large wedding Bake and vases of white mums. Misses Ruth Arbogast, Gladys Rata, and Marie Meyers, cousins of the bridal couple, served dinner to 20 guests. The bridegroom's gift to the brides- maid was a compact, and to the groomsman a billfold, while the waitresses received gifts of china. The bride donned a British blue crepe dress with black coat and ac- cessories for a honeymoon trip to 'Kitchener, • Hamilton and other -centres. ell 4 0050 IN CANADA COSTS LESS THAN P PER AVERAGE BAKING KIPPEN EAST CONSTANCE The November meeting of tate 1{ip- pen East Women's Instituto was held at the !tome. of Mr•s. John Sinclair on Wednesday afterlroi)u, Nov. 1711t, itt 20. The president. Mrs. 010101 Me - Lean, presided The meeting opened by sieglug the Institute ode and "811 - ver Threads Among the Gold," and all repeating lh • Lord's prayer in uniSen The minutes of the last m1 -et - lug were i c. real! by Mrs. Albert. Alex- ander. Mrs. Wm. Colo gave an r.Trr•1- lenl report on tits• Lnrdon 11i01i'i t convention: stressing the notion -wide emphasis on 11-altll and tt, iu11t t- inge ii postUair Alt Amy;trot i(1eKay presided for the program wllieb Consisted of a humbr- otts oet•nl by Mis. Wm. 11. itioln'Ii. Th,: motto, "Kee't, fru. to the tln nl by youth." teas ably prepared t; 4h'0• Archie llo..ta. li 01 ''0d by r0. Wn,. Doli: The gale: 1°101., in Cls Ninon-. sa•., gal lrli'asleo olli-rune nntnbl those i'orntluy 11 being Mrs. Wm. Kyle. MIrs. Malvin Traltt Air. Mr,. Wm. 14,10 and AIr5. C utoul c A Eyre. Thei1 contribution to the m ,•t- ing was n1,i, 1t appreciated.. The 1e - bate judged by !lir. \i'nr Broadfoot and Mr. T.N.Forsyth, was the highlight, of the afternoon: Resolved that the present has nothing to offer that the pioneer clays lacked. The de - bat er5 were Mr,. Robert Dalrymple, Mrs. James Finlayson, Mrs. Thomas Kay and Mrs. Win. Bell. Fluent speaking, cleat' thinking and much humor provided those present with a thdroughly enjoyable argument. Mrs. Wm. Kyle reported on replies re- ceived on various overseas boxes, Mrs, Doig gave a report on the knit- ting. Mrs. Workman gave a report on the quilts. Mrs, Alex McGregor gave a report on the sewing, and Mrs. Glenn Slavin a report on the jam, Mrs, J. W, McLean gave a financial report. The collection for overseas boxes -made in the .community amounted to 9148.50. The December meeting of the -Kip- pen East Women's Institute will be held at the home of Mrs. Lou Clark on Wednesday, Dec. 1st at 2.30. The roll call will be a reducing hint. , Want and For Sale ads, 3 weeks 500. Mr, and Mrs. Jack Vincent, of Goderish, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Austin Dexter. The annual meeting of the W.A. was held in the schoolroom of the church on Thursday afternoon. The ntectinii' opened with the president, Mrs. Ernest Adams, in charge, Open-- ed pen-ed by singing 0 Canada, Rev. Men- zie led in prayer, The minutes of the pretiotls meeting u-tr-' read and adopter' After a short business dis- cussion `ors. Adams took charge of the group meeting. Mrs. James Hug - 111 1 rending. `Where Poppies 9:rs: Waldt:rt read the Scrip- t,,rt le,—sol,. _ 01111 103 Mr. ;Kenzie tool. ehoi.o,• 1. r the 1 st'lliation of for. 11,,:1: t:... ..iciest, Mrs. !c vice-president, Mrs. .10b0 Cortert c ,zt.,•V, Mrs,. Lorne ha' m trot10urer. 'PS. Joseph '1 ; ps•nli115. ? rs. (:,'o. Addison, Miss lith 111'it(on: rourr !cadet'.;, Mrs. dAi nn r 11 gil( 11'.s. ' Mcll- tt:cinMrs. ;s McGregor, Mr. Aitnzif. closer; the »reefing with McKILLOP W.A.G. Fred Ballge, of Kitch- ener, visited at the home of his uncle, Mr. John Ballg°. of Seaforth, and his aunt, Mrs. Albert Kraus- kopf, of McKillop. He leaves for the cast on Sunday, Miss Lena Ballge of Hamilton is visiting her brother and sister. CHOIR CONCERT ! A Concert by the Choirs of Bethel, Caven and Duff's congregations, will be held in Caven Church, Winthrop THURSDAY NIGHT, NOV 25 At 8.30. Guests: Rev. A. W, Gardiner. B.A., of Egmondviile, and Rev. R. G. Hazelwood, B, A., of Walton. Admission: Adults 25e. 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