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The Seaforth News, 1937-12-30, Page 4PAGE FOUR moTHE S EAFORTINEWS ... <.pe.mar«.. y.m w «. �� THURSDAY, DECEMBER 33, 19 37 T F r I � lt' ,. au mdm Bros.. Put,lisbeta to t SEASON'S CARE t '- GS Happy New Year We extend to you sineer- 6 est Good Wishes that ,[ Happiness and Good Sp Fortune abide with you at this season and all Of through the coming ' Year D. NNIS WALTON WALTON lit. lilt.,Dundas of Toronto i, spending' the Christmas holidays wrttt her parent., lir. and 1i t s. George n ale Ilundas in 1[uliiLop. Itessrs. Cosby 'lemic and Billie lions from near ( ratrtott' spent Christmas week end with the form- er's parents. Air. and 11rs. Fred Ennis. 11i s. \\', S. I or ix•s spent Christ- mas lt-tmas with Mr. and Mrs. T.A\illiant- sau on the .boundary, • Our Greeting ! I o You and Yours in our Community, May The New Year hold promise of Prosperity and Happiness Christie. Meat Market PHONE 58 -yam SEAAFORRTH�s treastirer, 11 rs. Leslie Ililbot a treas., Shirley Wallace; world friends ser„ Katie Barrett; t, t Mrs, Wm. Hamm and !Hilda !Nc. hitt. (3u Thursday at .1.31) p.nt. Santa Claus came to town 1t' way of north highway. !He was met by the citizens band and the children of public and continuation schools of the ccmmmun- ity..\ contort waS presented in mem- orial hall at 2.30, The hretmu .pon- soted a relief fund and •di ttihntecl Christmas etieer itt the form of cloth- ing, 'baskets of food, .together with a bar of candy to each child. , a\1r ke.g, Argent .if \\'i:llind is •pttul?ng..tt- holida.s with ht; par- euL,^Alis; tont 11rs. Fred Argent. AI r, and *11rs, Hurray Cole and daughter. 'I lizabetlt, of Toronto. Acre visitors with thila.tter's mother, 11re. Milne., and .t.ter, '1fitis ldary 11 -blue. Miss Lois IRabinson of Welland vis- ited her parents. lir. and 1trs. R, 1-1, IRolbinson. \Irn. S. Taylor visited her mother Mrs. tic\'ithe at Auburn, over Christ• nt as, Mrs. A. 11. Colclough spent over the 'holiday with her tttughter, Mrs. L. \, Miller at IGoderich. Miss Zelda Scott of Toronto is spending nding Iter holidays with her Fath er, Richard Scott, Mrs, g. IH, Brown of Toronto is vis- iting her sisters...Mra Jas. 'Logan and Mrs. T. Sloan, The United Church at Blyth was recently re -opened for public worship after being closed .for needed repairs for six weeks: The auditorium had 'been under repair and +re-docoratiou. The ceiling and walls halve 'been cov- ered with ten -test which is an insula- ting wall board. create in color. The pattern used on the,ceiling is a regu- lar one employing a slightly raised panel made up in squares 116 incites in size. The heavy.. woollen 'beams run- ning across the church make the ef- fect :very pleasing. The pattern on the walk le called ";Zouche" pattern. This ;is a •andom design 'built upon a unit block 51/: inches square. Blocks of three different height,, are employed throughout the pattern. 'I'hc largest block bs 11111 inches Allure. The pat- tern needs a total of, 21513 units to com- plete or 151tt block, of rariou5 sizes.. These -'blocks -. are glued to the wall with a special glue and securely nail- ed. This work was superintended by David Plainly. The heath, and trim- ming 10 gallery and windows have been .painted brown and extra electric lights have been installed to eliminate shadows and provide a perfect .light- ing effect. The heating system has al- so'been renovated and a large fan has been 'installed for circulating and con- ditioning the•,ac. The audititriunt has been equipped with six large cold air ducts placed under the windows which conduct the cold air trout the auditorium immediately to "furnace by means of a centrifugal fan and clean dustless humidified 'air forced under gentle pressure to all parts of the building. The ladies of the emigre, gation have supplied new doors lead- ing- into anditoriu'tn and have had..p.111:. Pit furniture 're -upholstered and.' a,n• nein carpet placed on the platform; . The services were conducted by the'; minister, 'Ret-. T. IA. Brook, morning„ subject The '\'''ondrotas. Meaning of the incarnation" and in the evenin e "The tragedy of a C'hristles- Christ -1 mus.". The choir ultder the directions 1 of A. E. Cook provided inspiring Christmas music for the splendid con-. gregations asssemlbled both morning and evening. The minister, to all who had assisted in rbringing the program of the church improvement to such a successful conclusion ;gave the sin- cere thanks of the trustees atI the Church and commended the work atone by various tnkttes, 'flhte floral 'de cnratidns for this 're-opetting service were indeedbeau lithe: McKILLOP Mr. Mervin Manley is helping Mr. Louis -Diary cut wood. The boys are hustlers. Mr. and Mrs. Peter McLoughlin' and clary spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs, Joe McLoughlin. Mr. and Mrs, Joe McLoughlin en- tertained the Delaney family and their friends on Sunday evening, Mr, 'Steven Manley and lady friend attended the Christmas concert at S. S. No.•d6 last Tuesday evening. t Mr. Dan Manley, who o sp en the A past year working for 'Peter Eckert, is home forthe winter. Mr, and Mrs. , Joe. (Ryan of Walton and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Williams of Hibbert spent Christmas with Mr: and Mrs.' !Joseph Johnson. Miss .Mary Murray of 'London spent Christmas ;with her .parents, Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Murray. 'Miss IeItary Dempsey is spending her Christmas 'vacation with her fath- er, 'Frank Dempsey, Mrs. Robert Biller and son, Stuart, Mrs: and Mrs. Wm. Biller and family of Brussels, Mr. and Mrs. 'John Boyd and daughter :Margaret; and -Mrs. Boyd, Sr.. spent Christmas with lfr. and Mrs, 'Wni, 'Boyd, •Mr. and Mrs. John Leeming spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Ross M+urdie, Mr. Thomas Leeming and 1$r. John. Boyd phare purchased fifty acres from \+fr, Dan Shanahan. X Mr. and Mrs. Percy Gibbs of De- troit spent the Cittt'tmas ~reel: end wit Mr. and \Irs Ibatrt•ey \IclGre. Mrs. s Jas fllow art and Mrs. Geo. 11,watt 'have gone to 'reside with Mr. and Mrs. Percy NI:i ming of Loucks - Intro, for the nutter. Miss Dorothy 'Craig, of Stratford pent the C.ht stuta 0eek-e t l with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Craig: lir and Mrs. Wan. Thompson attd tit spent tluitntt' Kirit their dail- e;itter Mrs. \Ink. Armstrong and \Ir. \uu tia tug of 1Fast \\ awanoIi Mr. Thomas Riddell spent Christ - Inas with llr. and Ills, 'Walter Ila -t Gill—of. Myth. V,i,sitors itttlt Mr. and Mrs. R. J. I rtilup uml 11rs t` has. Howson on Christmas were 11r. and \Irs. Jot Scott of Toronto. 11 r, • and 11 re, Iota lewell of Si veldt and Ni r. and 11rs. 1Ic1 J.ew`ell and family of Colborne, 11iss'lean I11uston ,tf Northern On- tario and Miss Mary •Huston of 'Lon- deeiioro are spending• the Christmas holidays with their parents. Mr. and firs. John Huston, 11rs. Flurry IGot•ier is spending a fear weeks with her granddaughter, Mrs. Wni, Sellery and Mr. 'Sellery, of Exeter. 11r. and Mrs. IA. 'Rollinson and fam- ily, Mr, and Mrs Russell King and family, \Ir. and Mrs. -Albert K•ilhntgh and family, all spent Clu•atinas with Mr. and Tors, Albert King sof 'Glide- -rich. `Wishing All Our Customers A Happy and Prosperous New Year J GALL P'SAR1,G1� , S, HILLSGREEN A Happy and Prosperous New Year to all, Mfr. and firs. \\r: Davidson are vis- iting friends at'Dorking and Stratford this week for a' few days. Hiss Mary " Hagan of London silent Christmas with her sister and brother. Mr. and Mrs. L. Purd:' and family and Mr. and Mrs. C. Dalrymple and. family spent Christmas with 11 r. and firs. Ward (Forrest. Mr. and firs. George Stephenson and son of Walkerton spent a couple of days with his parents; Mr, and Mrs. R. St'ephena'on and family. Mrs. Lorne 'Eisler and children are spending a few days at the house of iter sister and brother. STANLEY Mr. and Mrs. Ment Steckle, :Jr., and fancily spent the Christmas holiday at West Montrose. Mr. and Mrs. !T. I.A.:Carnic and Hiss Bean and Mr. and Mrs. Gladwin .West- lake attended the family re --union held itt the Thome of Mr. and Mrs. IG. S. Howard of Exeter. . Mrs. E. Ifusselnran spent Christ- mas with her son, IIilhert, of Ei!naira. Ms, and Mrs. Noah iGingerich are attending the wedding of : the former's sister iti'Waterloo County. 'Mr, and tiles, •Will Carnie visited Mrs. Tough of Daylight on Tuesday of this week. MANLEY Miss Vary Ellett (Dempsey of the teaching staf in Guelph is spending 'her +Christanas 'holiciayswith her 'fa- ther, Mr, IFrank tDempaey. IOIur teacher, 'M'iss Anna Beer, dray deft far her +Chmistmas vacation wilth her parents in I1tut 11 nton' twit), There were many ..family' retin'rons in our 'burg for •01rrigtinas as the roads and weather were ideal. Mr. and Mrs. !Joe lEckart and fancily spent Sunday at ,the Thome of',Mn. and Mrs. W. Manley. BY:YTH The annual meeting and election of officers of Mission Baird of (United Chttrch Was held at the 'nonce of the superintendent, Mrs. tL. :Efilborn. 'rhe election of officers resulted as follows: President, "logy Fairservice; vice pres., Doris Moocly; secretary, Tran- ces Johnston; ass'd •sec„ rJan'et Hamm; Hearty Greetings \\'e take this opportunity of thanking our many Introns for the ,generous support tendered us this year. Accept our sincere w-isit that your Nev Year 1-e a Happy One. Sydney Dungey DRY CLEANING and PRESSING�y�� 7y oHONE 227 SI THEAT E SEAFORTH NOW PLAYING BRIAN •AHERINE ,OLIVIA .IDE HAVILAND —in— The Great Garrick with .Edward Everett Horton A drama of comedy and romance. CARTOON COMEDY 1VIon, Tues, Wed„ Jan, 3.4-5 PHIL BEGAN FRANCES LANGFORD The Hit Parade Al Pearce and His Gang 3 big orchestras, including Eddie Dachin, Duke Ellington NEWS CARTOON Next Thur. Fri. Sat., Jan. 6-7-8 GENE AUTRY in Melody Trail Radio's singing cowboy in a roundup of melody COMING DEANNA DURBIN in "100 MEN AND A GIRL" .Rev, C. 'i sem 1R•ttt'h r,utd Tkrltn both of Ttn•onto. spent Christmas [ 1. \\ 1 spent Ctn'tnmc with IRio', and Mrs. 'wide their parents, 11r. and Mrs. J. 1. I'. Reycraft of Stratford. C. Stoltz. 11i.,s Alma Atmtch of Toronto is Master 'Harold l-Iibhert of IGoder- visiting her norther, APt's Jas. 'Muto'h. reit is visiting' with 'M and Mfrs. Har - Miss Beryl Wilson of Stratford ry Sandy and Mrs. Gro. Sturdy. Normal and Miss Dorothy Wilson of 1tr. and 11u. Chas. McNeil of To- Sheppardtoo are spending the Mali- Tonto spent the week end with Mr. clays with their itarent's, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Chas. !Asquith. .lir. Leon IDed'udry spent the week Air. Art Yungbini of Detroit is vis- end with Mr, and Mrs. .Norman btia!g his parents, lir. and Mrs. Geo. T-Iamilton. \'•ungbittt. lir. and Mrs. Wm. Reid and Ruth hiss, R. Amens of Parkhill is visiting and Mr, Chas, Robertson, \{IL.A., of her sister, Mrs. Thos, H. Wilson and Colborne spent Christmas with Dr. 1(r. Wilson, B. C R'eir and family. Mr. IF/don and Miss Effie Stoltz, .\tis Wm. 'Robertson and Miss E. Fllciti, are visiting, Alt -and Mts. Wil- fred Donaldson of Goderieh, 11r, and \Irs. John Turner of Clin- ton spent Christmas with 11r. and 11rs, :Archin Robinson. tSr. and Mrs. S. J. 'Ferguson and family spent Christmas with friends in 11 inghtun, Mrs. 'Geo. !Hamilton spent the week end with her. mother: Mrs. Wilson of I3ruceflelrl, Mdse Bertha Wagner of Toronto spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and 11'rs, _Jacob Wagner We are pleased to report ,that Mr. Wallace (King is much unproved from his serious illness. AUBURN '• Mr. '1 ugou+e••Dohle-,oaf Ottawa is e etarlin'gthe 'Christnrals holidays with ,liis3pacen,ts, Mr, and .Mrs. Wm, 'Dobie. 1tr i2,eg. IAsc1ivith'•of Kingston Uni- versity, and Ulss' Mary IAs'quith of Fergus are' spending- the Christmas 'season with : their parents. 1Ir. and Mrs. Chao 'lsqubth, ' Mr. and 1;rrsx Edgar -Lawson' ' and Bernice spent Christmas week -end with relatives in Seafnrth. Muss Isfang'aret Il er:,„ttson of ifark- hill is spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.. A, J. Fcrgitsnn, 'Miss lfargaret Dobie of Tor inti spent, the week end at lier home here. Mr. ane] 11rs, '\I'ntI :i.bin.•n,t spent Christmas wish the tatter's sister TIi,s. N, P. (Garrett and NTT. .Garret' of Blyth, f'::{:$':i•.ih:`;Ci:,>.4;Y;::::j?`,ski.:•':3::\a:•'•:;+;#:i:`.vieii•`:Si<E?>.ii?%*a:^: Ti -1 E STAN DAR vont, offers two new cars for 1938 — the 1' Standard Ford V-8 and the De Luxe Ford V-8. They are different in appear- ance — but built to the same standard of mechanical excellence — on the same 112 - inch wheelbase. Because people liked our 1937 car so. well, they bought more than of any ,other make. They liken its -'looks, its smooth performance, and the way it handled. We have improved on that car in the newly styled Standard Ford V•8. But some folks wanted still more size and style, with the same fundamental Ford advantages. For them, we have designed a new De Luxe line. The De Luxe Ford V- 8 Sedans are longer with more room, larger luggage space, and finer appointments. De Luxe cars are equipped with the 85 -horsepower Ford V-8 engine. They provide more motoring satisfaction at low Ford prices. The Standard is even lower priced than the De Luxe. It is a brilliant, modern car. It has graceful new lines and well -tailored interiors. It gives you the same basic ad- vantages of the 85; horsepower Ford V-8 engine. Before Ford made V- type 8-cylinderen- gines available to every one, they were used only in expensive cars. Since theta, four million Ford owners have learned the genuine enjoyment of driving an 8 -cylin- der car with all-round economy. The low prices of the De Luxe and Standard cars make it easy for you to step into the V-8 class. FIT YOUR GAR TO YOUR NEEDS. With two distinct designs, two body sizes and two price granges, you'll find a 1938 Ford car to fit your• personal needs exactly. Whatever one you choose, you get time - proved Ford V-8 performance. Whatever price you pay, you get a car built soundly to serve you well.... That's. the Ford way. FOR LOW DELIVERED PRICES SEE TOUR LOCAL FORD DEALER De Luxe Ford V-8 models are Coupe, Tudor Sedan, Fordor Sedan, Convertible Coupe, Club Coupe, Convertible Club Coupe, Phaeton and Convertible Sedan. Standard Ford V-8 is available in three mod- els: Coupe, Tudor Sedan and Fordor Sedan. Ford sells' a fully equipped car at the lowest possible price. The prices on De Luxe models include twin tail lights, two windshield wipers, two sun visors, twin electric horns, cigar lighter, de luxe steering wheel, glove compart- ment clock and lock, chrome wheel bands, in addition to front and rear bumpers and guards, spare wheel and tire and tube, tire lock, and headlight beam indicator. Prices on Standard models include front and rear bumpers and guards, spare Wheel and tire and tube, tire lock, one taillight, one wind- shield wiper, one sun visor, cigar lighter, headlight beam indicator, and two home.