HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1948-08-05, Page 1HURON COUNTY'S LEADING NEWSPAPER
WHOLE SERIES, , VOL. 71, No. 32
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1948
MEMIBERS OF DOIG FAMILY
HOLD REUNION HERE
A pleasant re -union took place at
the home of Mr. Robert Doig, Tuck-
ersmith, on Sunday, August 1st,
when Mr. Doig's brother, James,
and his sister Miss Ellen Doig, both
of Kenmore, N.Y., and another sist-
er,•Mrs.: Margaret Bassett of Toledo,
Ohio, came together for, the first'
time in several years, Mr. Robert
b brother
Doig is 82 years - of age, his
James is 84andMiss Ellen is 86.
Mrs. Bassett is in her 80th year.
These four children of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Doig came out from
Scotland with their parents 80 years
ago.
Mr. James Doig, Miss Ellen, and
Mas. Bassett returned tlto Kenmore
and
on Sunday evening
Mrs. Wm. D. Burr, also of Kenmore.
BARITONE SOLOIST
Mr. Charles Huffman, baritone,
of Bluevale, will be the soloist at
the morning service at First Presby-
terian Church.
COAL
Warning: Coal will be in
short supply next winter.
Take it now if available. '
E. L. BOX
PHONE 43 & 18
Northside United Church
Rev. H. V. Workman; Minister
10 a.m•; Sunday School. vice con -
11 a.m., Worship
ducted by the Minister.
No evening service.
Welcome to this worship service.
Anglican
Sunday, Aug. 8th
St. Thomas' Church, Seaforth
11. a.m., Morning Prayer
No evening service.
St. Mary's, Dublin
9.30 a.nl., Morning Prayer
Rector, Rev. C. F. L. Gilbert, B.A.
Egmondville United Church
10 a.m., Sunday School.
11 a.nt., NIT. Colin Campbell,
Bayfield.
MISS ELIZABETH SCOTT CONVENTION DELEGATE
DUBLIN
WILL BE 97 ON TUESDAY VISITS•HERE.FROM. WEST Miss Mary Evans, Windsor, with
her ,mother, Mrs. Katharine Evans.
Miss Elizabeth Scott will observe Mr. and Mrs. James Gemmel] of Mx, and Mrs. J. B. Coughlin, Da-
her 97th birthday anniversary next Tuxford, Sask., visited friends and t>oit. with Mr. and Mrs. Pat Flans
Tuesday, August 10. ]Miss Scott is relatives in the vicinity recently. gun..
read
keeping fairy well, and is able to Mi'. Gemmell is a delegate to the J.. Askin, Toronto, with Mrs, As-
read a little, Liberal Convention to be held lin.
She resides at Roxboro in McKillop shortly in Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carpenter
at the home of her brother Mr, Joseph Mr. Gemmell is a son of the late and children, Chatham, with Mr.
Scott and Mrs. Scott. Thomas Gemmell of Tuckersmith and Mrs: Joseph Carpenter.
and Stanley Townships and later of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Byrne and
WOMEN'S INSTITUTE MooseJaw, Sask., and is a grandson family, Hamilton, with Mr. and Mrs.
• TO MEET of Mr. and Mrs. John Gemmell, P. Ryan and other relatives.
pioneer settlers of Tuckersmith Miss Patricia Holland, Windsor,
The Seaforth Women's Institute' township. with Mr, and Mrs> J. V. Flynn.
will meet on Tuesday, August 10 at Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brown, De-:
2;30 p.m. at'the home of Mrs. John troit, with friends here.
Hillebrecht. Roll call is to "name Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Dantzer
BRODHAGEN
your first school and first along
and•children at Midland.
The motto is "Grow old along with Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Smart, Den- Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Murray,
me, the best is yet to be." There' nis and Carolyn and Miss Sylvia Mrs. Louise Flanagan, Mrs. Philip
will be current events and a skit en-Bennewies all of Windsor, with Mr. Flanagan and Mrs. Katharine Feen
titled' "Mrs. 1898 meets Mrs. 1948".
Also, members are asked to bringand Mrs. John L. Bennewies. Mr. ey, at Goderich.
', Smart returned and the rest are Edward Tozier, Detroit, with
hats and other articles of clothing remaining for a week. Rev. D. Ffoulkes,
from olden times and a parade of , Mr. Russell Sholdice, ,.Gary and Mr. and Mrs. Holtzhauer, Galt,
these will be staged. Mothers, Warren, accompanied Mi Frank With Mi. and Mrs. Dan Burns,
grandmothers and mothers' -in-law, Dantzer to Goderich where they Mrs. A. M. Looby at Grand Bend. #��t j�* Y�r n'
are especially invited to attend this camped for the week end and holi- Mr. R. Frost has returned home J VF 11 FLI %i\
meeting. day. from Flint, Michigan.
The lunch committee is Mrs. Dale JrN. and Mrs. Donald Stauck,
Nixon, Mrs. E. B. Goodie, Mr, and Mrs. Stuart at Guelph.
Mrs. Les- Warren and Janet of Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Butters at Ha -
lie McClure and stori saac Hudson. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al- gersville.
This is the Historical Research .bort Querengesser. Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Stapleton at
meeting with Mrs. Paul Doig, con- Mrs. Ernest Drager and family of Grand Bend.
and other Fred Eckert
venor. Come and bring a guest. Seaforth visited at the home of her Rev. Elwyn Morris, Windsor, with
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. his mother, Mrs. Josephine Morris.
ROSS J. SPROAT Thomas McIver, Toronto, with his Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jackson of Cal -
Ross James Sproat, prominent -Lehi and Mrs. Henry L. Diegel,
sagents, Mr. and Mrs. William Mc -
Haugh
few of the boy Scouts viz.
pRoss Stanway, Donald Ross, Allan °'art' are vision„ relatives around
grocer who had operated a place of Shirley and Russell, spent Sunday Ivor• Haugh and Jack Rathwell spent the the village.
business on Main St, for tithe weekend of July 2bth camping at
re past 35 with Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Diegel in Mrs. Leo McKay, Detroit, with
Mr: and Mrs. Geo. Pearce and Mx.
her father, , and Mrs. J. Thachuck and children
years, died Friday at his residence Waterloo. her with their leaders, Mr. J.
on Goderich St. following a lengthy Miss Elaine Pauli of Detroit and relatives. Rohner and Mr. J. McDonald: The of Courtland, visited recently with
illness. Master Jimmie Diegel of Waterloo Mr. and Mrs. Frank White, boys report a marvellous time. Mr. and Mrs, R. Dalrymple.
Son of the late James Sproat he have been holidaying at the home Guelph, with Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Pearson and family Mrs. W. J. Finnigan is visiting
was born in Tuckersmith, 57 years of .Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Diegel, Lane. of Parry Sound were guests at the her daughter, Mrs. A. F. Edmunds
ago, and married the former Emma friss Betty Rock and Miss Vera Mrs. Barry I. Dingeman and son, home of Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott, last at St. John, N.B.
Margaret Bechely in 1926. Kitche on of St. Marys Hospital, Paul, Detroit, wi th Mr. and Mrs. week, Mr. and Mrs. Root. Varlet' and
Mr. Sproat was a member of the Kitchener, with the former's par- David McConnell, Mr. John McAndrew of California family who have been visiting Bela-
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blonde andvisited lives have returned to their home in
Britannia rvedwithothe armed e and forces. A.M.ue ents, Mr.
and and Mrs.
lEdt EdwinEdwin
RockReek. and son, Chatham, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed -
school friends here last week• seine of his old Blake
St. Gatherines•
ing the second war he was in charge Jane and Mr. and Mrs- J. Ford and ward Conlon and fancily, Lucan, school rely says in coming from the iYli s B.ei Finnigan is visiting tela-
of sending cigarettes, etc., to the family returned from a week spent with Mr. and Mrs, John McGrath. Pacific to New York, then here, he dyes at St. Catharines,
local boys overseas. at Petawawa and other points. Mr, and Mrs, Joseph Moylan and saw no better • eros than around Mr. and Mrs. James Earl of
Mr. Sproat took an interest in Mrs. Manuel Beuermann has two children, Kitchener, with Mrs. p Woodham and Mr. and Mrs. Harry
community affairs and was a former been confined to her bed through Mary McGrath and Mrs. Charles here. H. McGee and Mr. D. Warns-
active
arns- Earl of Centralia were weekend visi-
aet veebowlethand council. He was an illness.s. Wm. Miller celebrated her Malone.
and Mrs. Harold Schmuck and ley of Windsor, spent the weekend tors with Mr. and Mrs. John Earl.
li andSmith
tstweedna"titer, I{athleen and Carol Ann,
at the hone of Mr, and Mrs, W • and ottMi have been Zvisitin w th of Mrs.
both Tor-
ofeSeaforths his f hee ns survived his tby 77th
7Mi and dNIrsay hCaris l aDiegel land An- Kitdhener, with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. pat gafteh. rrvisis. ti g two weeks here, Smith's father, Mr. Tom Lane.
two sisters, Mrs, Margaret Morrow ita of Toronto, Mi and Mrs, Sulli- J. Molynea x, returned home with them. Miss Barbara Nicholson is spend -
of Seaforth and Mrs. Bert Horton, ner of Finland now visiting in Tor- Mr. and Mrs, Stuart McKay, Lon -
Mrs, and Mrs. Harry Jarvis of. ing a week in Detroit with Mr. and
Tudor, Man., and three brothers, R. onto with their daughter Mrs. Die- don, and John Krauskopf, Detroit, Cleveland, Ohio visited with Mr.
firs, Preston Tabor.
H. Sproat of Seaforth, W. M. Sproat gel, spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs with Mx. and Mrs, Walter Carpenter and Mrs. W. Haugh oxer the week- Mrs. Clarence Millar who has
of Tuckersmith and John R. Sproat George Diegel. Mrs. Dan Costello is spending a end and holiday. been in a London Hospital is now in
of North Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Diegel and fa- week with her sister, Mrs. Gene Other weekend visitors_were Miss Scott Memorial Hospital.
A largely attended funeral . was milt' spent Saturday with MT. and Girona, at a cottage on Lake Sim Helen Davidson of Toronto, with Miss K. Dalyrmple of Glencoe,
held on Monde afternoon Rev. Mrs. Wilfred Suehring' of Sebring -
Hugh
her mother, Mrs. A. Davidson and visited recently with relatives.
Monday , Mr. and Mrs. Thos. J. Molyneaux
Hugh Jack officiating. Britannia vine. at Merlin. brother, Mr. J. Davidson.
MasonicuneiaLodge was in charge of the Mt; and Mrs. Wm. Diegel and Joseph Morrison, Windsor, John Mrs, M. Tully and two sons with STAFFA
funeral services with the Canadian family attended the Thiel reunion relatives here.
Legion No. 156, taking part at the at Waterloo park on civic holiday. Morrison,
llivan,Royronto, Mrs.
and son, Mr, and Mrs, R. McKenzie of De- homeeof Women's
a Iney rt to e with t25
e
graveside. During the service, James Master Calvin Diegel visited with heel and Leon Joy, all of Detroit, troit are guests at the hone of Mrs. present. Mrs. C. Bowman presided.
T. Scott sang, "The Old Rugged. his grandmother, Mrs. Brunner, at with Mr. and Mrsy,James A. Mroit, D. Zapfe, The motto, "Eat all you can, and
flows." Honorary pallbearers and Seebach s Hill. son.Dr. W. J. McIntosh of Toronto what you can't eat, Can," was given
flow Boswell,
were C. Ironsides, E. Mwith
ss hem auntMarlene
a de uncle bIrel is aayand 71i. and, Mrs. Beverley Hander Mrs.tMcInto Me cIntosh fanvly relatives:
by Mrs, Daynar'd, Roll call was an -
C. Boswell, Lorne Dale, Jack Wal n Mrs, Wilfred Suehrin at Sebring, son and two children and Mr. and to the city,with ]limp swered by `A handy dish to leave
nomics
Earlacele, Frank Phillips, John Bk �eattite, vine. g g Mrs.
and Mrs. Feeney,
ck ,Feeneyn, with Miss Evelyn Howard of Toronto fwas he ther men's me for thte meetinome g. The
Watson, Ed. Chesney, J. E. Keating, Mr, and Mrs. Duncan Denstedt Miss Angelo Donnelly, London, is was guest at the home of her uncle convenor, ems Ed. Butson, read ea
Hugh Sproat, G. M. Smith, Harry and Joyce of Stratford with Mr. vacationing at her home here. and aunt. Mi'. and Mrs. C. Haugh. paper, _Mrs. J. Hill read the meaning
Jas, Cleary, W. Smith, Pallbearers and Mrs. Harry Tait. Mr. and Mrs, H. McGillivray and The Misses Elizabeth, Ina and and founding of home economics;
were J. M. ]McMillan, Fred Johnson, Mr, and Mrs, H. Tait, and Dor- daughter, Turner's, Ont., with Mr.
Ellen Scott of London, spent the hors Fell read a paper on "Family
A. Y. McLean, Di. se C. Sproat, R. Tovc and Mr. and Mrs. Denstedt and and .Mrs. Lawrence Dillon.
weekend and holiday with relatives Relationships." Mrs. L. L. Scott
J. Winter, and Clare Reith. Inter- Joyce spent civic holiday at Pus -
Rev. i Flanagan and daughter, and friends here. sang a solo, accompanying herself
meet was made in Maitlandbank finch Lake. Betty, iP01onto with Mrs. Itathar- Rev. Mr. Watt from Whitechurch on the autoharp.
cemetery. Miss Joyce s Querengesser spent a took the morning service here last It was decided to send a box of
week's holidays with Mr. and Mrs. ineFpeeanl l MI edBoher r relatives.
a tmick and Sunday. Next Sunday Rev, Jas. clothing and food overseas done
ROMANCE COMES FIRST Don Stanek to Kitchener. sons Bill and Bobbie, Detroit, with ° former Br cefield boy, will tions of articles and money to be
Masters Gary and Warren Shal-anrs.mes p take the morning service. handed in before the next meeting
The manager of a ladies' softball dice are holidaying with their aunt kltMi andlMrs.aMcCorn McCormick are oc- 1[r. tend Mrs. Reg. Matheson of
to Mrs. Houghton at Cromarty et to
team has his troubles. Take the
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Howard copying a cottage at Grand Bend port Colborne, spent their holidays lIrs• 'MacDonald or Mrs. O'Brien at
case of a visiting team here this Querengesser in Waterloo. for the month a August, with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Aikenhead. Staffs.
week, One ea his best players put Those attending the centennial �t Miss Ursula l�rauskopf of the Tel- the weekend with lirC and Mrs. sjaek It was also decided to arrange
romance ahead of her duty to her Tavistock from here .were Mr. and ephone Staff, will spend her race. Aikenhead. It
of an Institute in Great
team and went off on a date just -Mrs. Hy. Leonhardt, Mr. and Mrs. tion with them. Britain•
before the game. Threats of severe Dalton Binz, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Mr. and Mrs. Graham Bi•uee of
disciplinary measures did not stop Leonhardt, Mrs. Jno. Amstein. Misses Mary and Atkin -
:Airs.
spent Monday at Mr, and
her. Mi. Garman Mogk of Wallace- son and Miss Joyce Faradv, Toren-
Misses
Jack Aikenhead's• HULLETT
burg is spending a week with his to, and Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Blown, Miss Betty Woolley and .Miss Amy
parents, lir. and Mrs, Geo, Mogk, l�inkora, with Mr, and Mrs, Joseph Aikenhead spent their holidays at The death occurred on Friday at
Atkinson. their respective hones. her residence, lot 1, con. 11, Hallett
HARLOCK Misses .Gladys and Wilma Moore Misses Mary Margaret and Teresa township, of Ella Laidlaw, widow of
returned from their trip to the Ryan, Tendon, with their parents, ADAMS- HARRISON John Smith, Nlrs. Smith had been in
Mr. A. W.orth g, who has Coast. failing health for two months. She
been in Seaforth hospital two Miss Martha Victor has sold her Mx. and Mrs. Patrick Ryan. Rev. Richard Stewart officiated at was born in Tuckersmith 82 years
weeks on Thursday, was quite a lot home to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Harloff the ceremony on Saturday. July 24, ago and was married in 1900 to
better on Monday and hopes to be of Wartburg. KIPPEN at 12 o'clock noon, uniting iii mar- John Sntit'h, who died in 1927: Mrs.
o
home in a few days.. Rev. and Mrs. Schultz and Eric riage Olive Edna Harrison. youngest Smith is sugvived by one daughter,
Church attended the funer
Quite num bel ner Burns' left to spend the month of August Mr, and Mrs. Grant Love and daughter of the late \Ir, and Mrs, Miss M. Smith; two sons, Robert and
' al of the at their cottage at Port Elgin. Nancy of CaraMich., spent the Thomas 13 Harrison of Bayfield, to -George, all at home; one sister, Mrs.
late Mrs. John Smith who was ]aid' , There will be no church service weekend with relatives in this tom W illiani Clark Adams, sari of Mrs. Neil Grant Calgary; three brothers,
to rest in Maitlandbank cemetery to next Sunday. nmt[ty. Janice Ferguson, Waterloo street Robert Laidlaw, Sacramento, Cal.;
extendon nsincereafternoon.
sympathyrooWewish
her fa- Mr. and. Mrs. Gordon Johnston Mrs, Cook of London spent the Clarnortk Adams. London, and
ird the late Z\`illiam William Laidlaw, Grand Centre,
weekend with her mother, Mrs. d s e vows were ex- Alta., and Samuel Laidlaw, Climax,
milt', her brothers and sisters and and family of Londesboro with Mr. changed at the manse of New St.
all the friends. The late Mrs. and Mrs. Chas. F. Pusehelberg. James and Mi ont. Sask. The funeral will take place on
Smith was. formerly Miss Ella Laid- Ross Pusehelberg returned with Mr. and Mrs.. Edgar Smith el JaThe lovelymes brideworeterian Church.� gown of Sunday from her late residence with
law and a cousin of Mr. A. W. Mc- thein for some holidays. Guelph, spent a few days last week
g Rev. Rodgers of Blyth officiating.
Ewing. Mr. and Mxs. Robert Miller and with the letter's parents, Mr. and
ivory 'iseetheasatin rtt neciclineed lt andlos ng
Interment will be in Maitlandbank
son David of Hamilton with his a Mrs. John Jarrett. cemetery.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Clifford Jamieson par- Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Ferguson pointed sleeves and full skirt, Her The funeral of Mrs. Ella Laidlaw
and Bruce of Kitchener spent last. en.ts, Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Miller, Mary, Janet, and Grant, returned to of silk embroidered net fell from Smith, Hallett township, widow of
week with friends near Kinb n and Last Wednesday evening mem- choir home in St. Thomas on Thurs-
day o.i head-dress of orange blossoms and John Smith was held on Sunday
Harlock, returning home on Sunday hers of the Luther. League enjoyed last; after spending several days
she carried an all -white bouquet'of from her late residence. It was very
afternoon. a Weiner roast and played games with the former's sister and brother -
Miss
gladioli tips and gypsophilia..
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Snyder and and had a stn" song at the church Hiss Amy Aikenhead, the bride's largely attended, showing the high
p "rounds. Mr, and Mrs. Ed ar El]- in-law, Mr. and H-miol4. onekstetter. esteem in which the denarted woman
children spent the week end with g Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones visited
mete, was her only attendant, wet was held, Rev. W. J. Rogers, Blyth,
K[nburn and Harlock friends. Mr, igson (Dorothy Deichert) and Mr. on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gor- 41 ° length gown of pink sill- officiated, and the pallbearers were
Snyder returned to Toronto on and Mrs. John Henderson (Pearl don Sunday
Westlake of near Hayfield.
Jersey with. matching half hat and, Paul Doig. James Doig, Sandy Doig,
Monday, the others staying for a Vock) newlyweds, were presented Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Ulch of Wind -
Graham
a colonial bouquet of pink Robert McClure. James McClure
while. with silverware. carnations and pink corntiowers.
ser spent last week with the letter's and Charles Laidlaw, The flower -
Miss Dorothy I{nor spent a few parents Mr. and Mrs. Norman Long. Graham Druce, brother-ln•Iaw of bearers were John Ranson, Ross
days in New Hamburg with her the groom, was best man.
Bob Dalrymple is all smiles these Leiper, James Neilands,
uncle and aunt, Mr, and Mrs. Arid- VARNA days, a baby girl has come to stay The reception was held at - the Ire- Liner Ken Beattie, and Arthur Harold
ray Knox, returning home Saturday at his home. gaols Hotel ikene the bride's sister,: Clare. Interment was [n Maitland-
Mc -
Mr.
Mrs. Jack Aikenmtead of eiuc•efield.
and Mrs. McCool, the latterly The Royal Black Knights will Rev. and Mrs. A. Hinton are, and the groom's mother. received with bank cemetery.
formerly Miss Ella Toll, and her sis hold a service in the United Church spending some holidays with Rev, the bridal party. firs. Aikenhead was
ter, Miss Ruby Toll, of Toronto on• Sunday next Aug. 8th at 7:30 p and Mrs. Woods, at Grand Bend. wearing a figured silk jersey dress WALTON
spent the week end with their bro in, Owing to the Church undergoing Mr. 'mnd Mrs.
arS. e tine and
few with white accessories and a corsage Mrs. Angus McQusig, Seaforth,
then and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernie repairs, this service will be held in ly of W g spending of gladioli and rose buds. Mrs, Per with relatives.
the Township hall. days with Mr. and Mfrs, Robt. Mc- guson chase a white silk jersey after -
Toll. and Mrs. C. Prueter and his
Toll, The former also visited Mx: The United Church service next Bride. noon dress with black accessories toil mother, dive Peorge Procter and
and Mrs. James McCool of Landes- Sundaymorning will be withdrawn Miss Salomer and Lucinda .Fink-
boro. a enrage of gladioli and roses.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Knox and fa- but the Sunday School will be as beiner of. Crediton, spent the week Fm their honeymoon to the Lake awes. Cott, all of Mitchell; with rel
roily spent Sunday evening in God- usual at 1e sett, end with their sister and brother -in- Hition district, the bride travelled in Mrs. G. Kirkby and family of New
erich as Miss Marjorie is in the A number• from here'attended the law, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jones. arose linen dress with white aeces-
Bl. • h Band which, was putting on a celebrations at Lucknow and Kin- Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Ferguson and Ontario, with her mother, Mrs. A.
series, Blue shortie coat and corsage M++i•ray and other relatives.
oardine last week. , daughter Leslie June, of Fort Erie. of white roses. On their retitle) Mr. Mrs. Hudson and children of God-
seasont a Goderich. Mr. and Mrs, Harold Soper and Mr, Laverne Ferguson and Grant of
and. ]lira. Adams will reside on Bait- meth with her Mother, Mrs. M.
Threshing has started for this
season on Monday, Aug. 2nd at the' family are oil their holidays this St. Thomas visited on Sunday with laird street, Loudmi,
home of Mr. and Mrs, Leo Watt. week, Mr, and Mrs, Arnold Gackatetter.. Steiss.
sl a year
smommimeor
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Dinnerware
We've waited 2 years for this pattern—a 11'fyott design.
with red edge and red leaves. It's just arrived from Eng-
land, and is very attractively priced:
94 piece Sets (Dozens) 43,75
66 piece Sets (Eights) 33.75
38 piece Sets -15:00
32 piece Sets 12.50
Have you seen the smart new Sovereign Potters' nat-
ionally -advertised patterns: Pagoda, Montcalm, Savoy, and
Mayfair? We now have these patterns on display, as well as
a choice selection of English sets for 6, 8 or 12 persons.
It will pay you to drop in just to see our stock of new
dinnerware.
The Salvation Arm'
Capt. D. George, Officer in charge
Lieut. A. Melville, asst. officer
11. a.m., Holiness Meeting.
8 an., Sunday School.
7 p.m., Salvation Meeting.
Thursday
Mid -week meeting each
at 8 p.nt. Old fashioned gospel
meetings and singing.
Everyone is cordially invited to
attend these services.
Jewellery, Watches, Fine China. Expert Watch Repairing
PHONE 194. SEAFORTI3;
BRUCEFIELD
EGMONDVILLE
ARRIVE FROMTO LIVE ON FARMS
Families from Europe arriving' at
district farms this week include: mo
Robert Hamilton, Cromarty,
and Mrs. Petro Wolozans o Norris
olish
Ukrainians and D.P.'s)
Sillery, R.R. 8, Seaforth, Mr. and
Mrs. A. M. Vander Burg and their
two boys (Netherlanders).
WINTHROP
Miss Clarissa Dodds of Chicago
Is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Will
Dodds.
Donald Dodds is+attending sum-
mer school at .Goderich.
Mr, Rae Holman, who spent the
past few weeks with Mr. and Mrs.
R. K. Davidson, has gone to Monk-
ton.
Raymond Chambers has returned
from visiting in Windsor.
Mr: Andrew Montgomery of
Brantford, spent the weekend at his
home.
Mrs. Urie and little son, who
have been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Chambers, have, returned home. Wil-
ber. Chambers went with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clark of Tor-
onto, with Mr. and Mrs. R. K. David-
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McClure and
family, who spent the past week
with relatives here returned to Lon-
don, Monday.
ROSS SPROAT
We mourn the passing of our friend
His weary days are at an end,
The home today seems strangely still
Friends bow submissive to His Will.
A patient patient, through it all
So_oheerie when a friend would call.
The hearty hand, the kindling eye,
The smile when Ross' Sproat said,
Good bye.
In countr•y•lan.e, or on the street
When neighbors, neighbors chanced
to meet
They'd crack a joke, then one would
say
Ross told me that one yesterday.
He loved the ice, be loved the green
He loved a surface true and keen,
I'm proud to say in this short line
He was a playboy friend o' nine.
To those who are his very own
Who feel today so much alone,
Accept the tribute of a friend
And rest assured 'tis not the end.
JOHN BEATTIE