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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1943-12-09, Page 5THURSDAY, DEOBIVIREFI 9, 19 Our Prices — December 9 till Dee. 15 QUICK QUAKER OATS— Large 48 oz. pkg. 19c COWAN'S PERFECTION COCOA 1# tin 24c NABOB COFFEE — 1# bag AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKE FLOUR — pkg. 150 OXO CUBES large 10 cube pkg. 23c INTERLAKE TOILET TISSUE — 3 large rolls 25c 45c Marini Baby Cereal, 9 oz, pkg.-29c: Newport Fluffs, with free tumbler, 8 qt. bag Roman Meal Nugget Shoe Polish Woodbury's racial Soap SanisFlush, for toilet bowls Folded Paper Napkins, pkg. Crosse & Blackwell's Worcestershire Sauce 6 oz. bottle 20c 143# pkg, IlSe pkg. 40c 12 oz. pkg, 15e 10pkgs. 25c 1# tin 49e • bottle 25e tin 5e 2 pkgs. lle bottle 15e Mazda Electrie Light. 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Want'and For Stile Ads, 11 week 25c CHRISTMAS DANCE • AT ST. COLUMBAN MONDAY, DEC. 27TH Murdoch's Orchestra, Dancing 10.1 Admission 50c BORN BYERS—At Scott Memorial Hospital, on Dec. Bad, to Mr. and Mrs, Ed Byers. Dublin, a son, JAQUES — At. Scott Memorial Hospi- tal on Dec. 3, to Mr. and Mrs. Oliv- er Jaques, Henson, a son. WALLACE—At Scott Memorial Hos- pital, on Dec. 4th, to Mr. and M rs. John Wallace, Cromarty, a daugh- ter. ROWCLIFFE — Al Scott Memorial Hospital, on Dec. 4111, to Mr. and Mrs. Carmine Roftliffe, Seafo'rth, o daughter. KENNEDY—At Scott Memorial Hos- Pital, on Dec. Rh, to Mr. and Mrs. Augus Kennedy, Seaforth, a daugh- ter. HART1VIAN—On Saturday, Dec. 4, at Parrell's Nursing Home, Zurich, to Mr. ,and Mrs John Hartman, Jr., Varna. a daughter Anna Marie. BRUCEFIELD Miss Marion Paterson returned from Clinton hospital last Thursday. We are pleased she is doing nicely. Mrs. (Rev.) Atkinson is visiting with hor daughter in Detroit, The people of the community were shocked. on Saturday when they learned Mr. Robert Dawson had passed away very suddenly with a heart attack on Friday night. The funeral in the church Sunday was very largely attended. Rev. G. At- kinson, Mr, J. K. Cornish, Mr, Cecil Simpson ana Mr, Hugh Walker ac- companiacl the mourners with the remains to Inwood, the former home of Mr, and Mrs. Dawson, Fun- eral service was hold Monday after- noon at InwOod, interment in Alvin- ston cemetery. The annual Christmas tree and concert of Brucefield Sunday school will be held Thursday evening, Dec, 28rd. • Want and For Sale ads, 3 weeks 50c, Ti SEAFORTI-1 NEWS TOWN TOPICS east and IA miles west of Harlot:1s L,A.C, Mervin Nott, R,C.A.F. Oshawa is spending twe weeks' leave at the. hone of his parents Mr. and. Mrs. Bernard. Nott, Hallett, Mr. J. a Gemmell is spending the I winter in London with his daughter, I Mrs, Geo. 5. Handley, I A.C. Richard Box, it C,A.F. I Guelph, spent the week -end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, E. L. Box. • I Mr, and Mrs. William Neely and • son, Stratford were guests at the I latter's parents Me. and Mrs. Geo. Reeves over the week -end. Miss Janet Hanley, London, visited last week with friends and relatives here. • Miss Hilda Kennedy, London, spent the week -end with her mother, Mrs. R. Kennedy, Misses Teresa and Veronica Maloney, Stratford, were week -end visitors at the home of their mother, Mrs. T. Maloney. Driver Kenneth Barry, Hamilton, spent the weelt,end with. his mother, Mrs. James Barry. Miss Ruth Fraser, Waterloo, spent the week -end at her home here. Mrs. Arthur Reynolds, Toronto, r visited last week with hefather, Mr, George A. Sills who is confined to to his home through illness. Miss Betty Matthews, Waterloo, was a week -end guest at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Matthews, Mr. Paul Dunn, Hamilton, spent the week -end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, N. Dunn, Mr. Hugh Wright and son Mr. I Jack Wright, were is Cooksville last 1 Friday, attending the funeral of the late Victor Smith, who was instant - 1y killed in an explosion in the Hand Firework Company, Cooksville. Smith is the formers niece. Mrs, Relit. Murray, of Bar River, and her daughter, Mrs. Geo. McKay, Desbarat, Algoma, Ont, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tindale and other relatives. miss Florence Taylor returned to Galt on Friday after visiting her mother, Mrs. Henry Taylor. . Miss Edna SIessenger. RCAF. (W. D.), left on Friday for Halifax, having successfully compleled a two months oolirse as clerk general at Toronto. HARLOCK The Farm Forum meeting was held this week on Monday night, Dec. (ith at the home of Mr. .anrt Mrs. Arthur Colson. It was decided at the meeting last week which was held at the home of Mr. and Mx,s. Jack McEwing to hold the meeting this week at liarlock school but as Mr. and Mrs. Colson offered their home, the invitation was gladly ac- cepted. There was a good turn out, most of the homes being represent- ed. The evening program hearing the radio roadcast after which the com- pany was divided in three groups and the discussion was on behalf of health. The secretaries for the groups were: No. 1, Mrs. Leo Watt, No, 2, Mrs. Arthur Colson; No. 3, Gordon' McGregor. The chairman for the meeting. was Jim McEwing. The remainder of the program for the evening was managed by Mrs. Leo Watt, having a couple of con- tests for which prizes were given, Mr, A. W. McTwing receiving the prize for the 1st contest and Messrs. Watson Reid and Thomas Knox for the second contest. The company then played progressive euchre. Mrs I. Rapson won prize for most games for ladies and Mrs. ,Tack McEwing, who was playing as a man won all the games, winning men's prize. Lunch was then served of sand- wiches and coffee. It was decided to hold the meeting Monday night ' of next week, Dec. 13th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. McEwing. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rogerson and children and Mrs. Wm. Pepper and children of near Brucefield visited on Sunday at the home of Mr. .and Mrs. A. W. McEwing. 3.1fr. Geo. Brown was successful at winning the vote at Harlock for the reeveship on Monday of this week. Mrs. Thomas Knox visited Mon- day at the home of IVIr. and Mrs. Audrey Knox. Miss Jean Rapson, who is train- ing for nurse at Stratford was home over the week end. Mr. Albert Rapson, John and Jean visited on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ranson in Me K illop. Mr. Albert Rapson expected to go to London on Monday to visit his wife who is in St, Joseph's Hespitat Wo are pleased to know ,that Mr. Simon McVittie is around again al- though not looking very good. The Nov. Meeting' of the Ladies Aid, W.M.S. and Red Cross of Burns Church, was held on Wed. afternoon of last week Nov. 24th at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Win. Bell. There were 30 or more present. After the business part of the meeting the Ladies Aid held a Bazaar having for Auctioneers, .Mrs; Bert Allan and Mrs, Nelson Lear. The proceeds on the Bazaar amounting to around $9. Miss Martha Leiper secured the Red Cross prize which was donated by Mrs. Peter Taylor. A real good lunch was served having extra from the usual scalloped potatoes and a slice of ham, Mr. Simon McVittie had a run- away last Wed. and was thrown from the wagon and in still not in a good condition, but we hope that he will be around again. The third "Farm Forum' meeting of the farmers and family 1'h miles was held on Monday eventig oS 1 his week Nov. 29th, the house of Mr. and Mrs. jack INA:Ewing. Over 30 were present and after hearing the talk on the radio and having a short talk and distributing literature the evening wile spent in a couple of contests and spelling match which were conclud- ed by Mrs. Watson Reid asisted by Mr. Watson Reid, Mrs. Jack Me rming and Mr. James MeEwing winning both prizes for the contests. A prize was also given for the party staying up the longest in the spelling math. Forfeits were paid by those making a mistake ftr the first four or five who made a mistake. It was decided to hold the meeting Monday night of next week Dec. (ith at Har- i lock School House, Mr. Jack .Mc - Ewing offered to take his radio to the School, A good night and good turn out is hoped for. A Lunch of Sandwiches and coffee was served. Messers Guy and Thomas Leiper, recently purchased a driver. We wish thein good luck. There was a holiday at Harlock School on Tuesday as Teachers were supposed to go to Goderich to have an examination for T. B. Little Marjorie Knox visited her Grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Knox, Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs. Leslie Reid, Mr. and Mrs. Watson Reid, Mr. and Mrs. jack McEwing and Mr. Janes Ile - Ewing attended a Red Cross Party at the home of the Formers sister Mr. and Mrs. Wrn, Rogerson near, Brucefield, on Tuesday evening of this week. KIPPEN Tho service in the United Church will be conducted by Rev. A. M. Grant who will take as his subject "A Village Tragedy", The W. M, S. held its December meeting on Wednesday last at the home of the President, Mrs. Alan Johnston, with a good attendance of members and visitors. Mrs. A. M. Grant presided, and the meeting opened with singing'"Oh Come All Ye Faithful," followed by prayer. Mi-. W. E. Butt read the scripture taken from St. Luke Chapter 2 verses 6-20, Mrs. E. Chipchase took the third chapter from the study book 'For all of Life," After the business and election of officers the candle -lighting service was held. Those lighting candles were Mrs. Montieth, Mrs. Mellis, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. T. Workman, Mrs. McBride, Mrs. J. Bell. Mrs. 3. Henderson was in charge of the music. The meeting closed with singing the prayer hymn "Lord of Light whose Name out- shineth". • The Mission Band held the Decem- ber meeting on Sunday last meeting with the congregation and proceed- ing to the schoolroom immediately before the sermon. The meeting was opened with prayer by the leader, followed by the prayer for peitee, and the Lord's prayer in unison. The children stood to repeat the Mission Band Purpose in unison. Mrs. T. Kay told the story of a Christmas package that was sent by a Mission Band to a Mission School in Trini- dad and the adventures that follow- ed until the Christmas present was given to the little Trinidad girl at the Mission Christmas tree. The meeting closed by repeating the Mizpah benediction in unison, kn. T. Kay was appointed assistant mis- sion Band leader by the Auxiliary at the December meeting. Miss Anna Damm returned to the airport after a week's rest at home. The farm forum of the 2nd and 3rd concessions, Tuckersmith, met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bell On Monday night with an attendance of 20 adults and ten children. The discussion period was devoted to health planning. Progressive euchre was enjoyed the remainder of the evening. A vote of thanks was tend- ered Mr. and Mrs. Bell for their hos- pitality. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Jos. McLellan. Send us the names of your visitors MADE IN CANADA IFS ALWAYS DEPENDABLE! • VARNA LO,L. 1035 held their annual meeting and election of officers on evening had a very succesful year, during the year a large number of - members have token out orange insurance policies for theniselveS and fainilies. The officers elected are as follows: W.M., Watson Webster; D,M., RuSsel.Consitt: Chap„ Chas Pilgrim Rec. $m!„ Larne Coleman; Treas., John Ostrom; Marshall, Murray 1-Tobner: 1st Lect., Ilobt. Taylor:- 2nd Lect„ Orrin Dowson; ist Coni. Geo, Mr, and Mrs. McGowan, of Blyth, are vistaig with their daughter, Mrs. Fred Reid. The 17,1'na WMS h -id 11e 1TII1 1(11 meeting at the parsonage. The Ta•ei. ident, Mrs, Geo. Johnston raaiductod the first -part of the meeting'. The study book period was in charge el' Mrs. Fred Reid, Mrs. Lee McConnell and Mrs. W. Johnston. 3IIss Hern took charge t*)f election of offieers, most of. whom were re-elected: Pres: Mrs, Gea. Johnston; let vice, Mrs. W. Johnston; and vice, 31,'s. Alex. McConnell; .2rd, Nims. S. Keyes, ree- sec., Mrs. Fred Reid, treas„ Mrs. Geo. Reid, corr. see., - Mrs. Watson Webster; Associate Helpers, Mrs. W. Johnston, Mrs, B. Rathwell, Mrs. W. Reid., Miss. Monthly, Mrs. Ben Keyes; Christian Stewardship, Mrs. Lee McConnell; organist, Mrs. Lee McConnell, Rachel Johnston, "Sifts. Will Reid; Temp. Sec., Mrs. Fred Reid; supply, Mrs. Will Stephenson; press .sec., Mrs. Fred Reid; com- munity Friendship, Mrs. Mcelymont, Mrs. Ben Keyes. STANLEY The Autumn thank offeing meeting the Goshen W.M. S. was held at the home of Miss Hem in Varna with Mrs. Richard Robinson in the chair. The theme, "The Bible. the fiunda- Bon stone of the HOW order." The meeting opened by singing the hymn, "Me Spirit breathes upon the word." Mrs. Richard Robinson and Mrs, John Armstrong read .the program in the missionary monthly responsively. The scripture lessons were read by Mrs, Ben Keys, Mrs. Wm. Hayter and Mrs. Elgin McKinley.. Prayer was of- fered by Mrs. Henry Erratt and Mrs. David Stephenson. The hymn "Come ye thankful people -come." was rouses The president Mrs, Russell Erratt. then took charge. The minutes of She last meeting aero read. 19 members answered the roll call, glory being the text word. Peace was chosen for text word for December meeting. A duet, "Near to the heart of God," was sung by Mrs. Ebner Keys and Mrs, Russell Erratt Mrs. Gardiner of Egmondville gave a very interesting address on the pitfalls in life. The' meeting closed with prayer by allies HeSn. Lunch Was served and a social luilf hour spent. LONDESBORO The White Gift Service of the Saline] will be held this Sunday, A joint meeting with the regular ser- . :Ind will he held at the usual . time 10.30- °clock. Rhes Lillie Webster spent a few day.; last week with her sister, Mrs. ,\iL. LClinton, LS hasinoved in with Jeie L: -on for the winter. 7111, Thos. Fair...erviee is visiting' 01 the IlOrne or her daughter Mrs. Albert Shadesek, Clinton. The -phoy Two Country Kidds which was put on by the Walton Voting People in the Community 17.:111 op Friday night last,. was Oortnuthly eujoyed by the fairly 1 isAalienco. Those of the Cast dese 111eir ;Islas veldi which at times the ,.,vening er all expensedesedwseroef we, hUltAlVin!ti. Tile pro p,11.1 0 il :.;1`1,.0(1 which ail 1 be 1' 110 Heti.: Honer Roll for our scdiars of the Community and will I, ill the United Church. The play was sponsored by the W.A. of the 'Church, Mr. Robt. Youna.blutt has been confined to the house for the past e eel; through Mr. and 2.11.. Willie Lyon of Thorndale, spent the weeleend at the home of his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Miss L. attack of flu but is re - Young has been quite ill covering. Miss Roda Grovier and friend of London, spent the week -end at the home of her parents; Mr. W. Grovier, BRODHAGEN Mrs, John A. Arbuckle, Jimmy and Billy of Toronto are visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al- bert Querengesser. Mrs. Wm. Reihl Sr. of Mitchell is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. S. Riehl. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jacobs and Mr. and Mrs, Gordon•Riehl spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. Her - m se Iteuer .at Glencoe. • Mr. and Mrs. Christ, Leonhradt. Pte, Lester and Laureene of Doon visited Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Hinz and Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Ahrens on Sun- day. . Mr. and Mrs. George Young of Stratford with 311'. and Mrs. Geo. Diegel. On Frizy. ev,aintt. thn Patriotic Society held a successful keno dance realizing ebeet 0.-10.00. The door Prize went to Cml Vook. .:,quesses were sold on a cjnilt whish 'wait won by Mrs. Henry Rose. Music for the dancing was supplied by Mr. and Mr,. Lorne Miller. STANLEY The December meeting of the Bronson line Red Cross met at the home of Mrs. Keith Westlake, There was a good attendance. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Bert Dunn Sr. on Tan. 5th. a?'.0.Dis;,., CANADIANS FALL SHORT OF GOOD NUTRITION! ' D LENTY of food does not necessarily L sonar the right kind of food. 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