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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1949-06-16, Page 3THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1949 THE SEAFORTI-1 NEWS HURON -PERTH WELCOMES Hon. Leshe Frost Premier of Ontario Who will attend an Outdoor Picnic at SEAFORTH Lions Club Park Wed. June 22 In the interests of Egin �' ey PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE • IN HURON -PERTH A FULL AFTERNOON FOR YOUNG AND OLD Bring a basket lunch and enjoy the picnic facilities on the grounds • OLD TIME FIDDLING CONTEST 1st prize—$15.00; 2nd prize—$10.00; 3rd prize—$5.00 • Races for Children of all Ages • "Supercraft" made -to -measure Suit given to oldest Conservative attending picnic (Donated by Gillespies Cleaners & Dyers) • Bannockburn Highlanders Pipe Band • Brodhagen Band • Seaforth Highlanders Band • In attendance will be Elston Cardiff, M.P. N. Huron; Tom Pryde, M.P.P. Huron; John Hanna, M.P.P. N. Huron; Bert Bradshaw, M.P. Perth; Fred Edwards, M.P.F. Perth Mr. Frost will attend a Rally in Exeter in the Evening Published by Huron -Perth Progressive Conservative Association Super - Lastic TIRES 650 x 16 600 x 16 550 x 17 500 x 19 a Now In Stock Ancl All Sizes of Tubes Liberal Trade in Allowance for -Your Old Tires SAVE SAFELY With these well known Quality Tires Installed in our Service Garage No Charge CANADIAN TIRE CORP. Associate Store Smith Bros., Prop. DUBLIN PFIONL 73 We are still buying Live. Poultry g� and Eggs a We will pick up Poultry at the farms Seaforth Produce Ltd. PHONE 170-W Evenings 580-W a. NEW EQUIPMENT ON HAND FOR SALE One 4E Hammer Mill Two One.horse Scufflers Two C244 2•row Corn Cultivator One A 144 Corn Cultivator Two 41/2 ft. dub Tractor Mowers Two 7 -ft. H.M. Tractor Mowers Three 7.ft. 0.21 Tractor Mowers One No. 75-P Field Hay Chopper Two No. 26 Cream Separators One No. 3S Cream Separators Two Single Unit Milkers Six 7.ft. Grain Binders on steel or rubber One 10 -ft. Tractor Binder &rubber transport One No. 52 R Harvester Thresher One All Purpose Farm Wagon on rubber One Comb. Fertilizer'& Lime Sower One No. 2 Ensilage & Forage Blower One C -12-D Harrow Plow One 8.ft. Harrow Plow on rubber One 2 -base Pick-up Tractor Plow on steel or rubber One Maxwell Electric Washer Two Simplicity Electric Washers Two Used Beatty Electric Washers JOHN BACH L H. C. Dealer MAIN STREET SEAFORTH DUBLIN A welcome -home party, honoring Rev. Francis K. Moylan, S.F.M. who has recently returned from foul' years' missionary work in the Do- minican Republic, West Indies, was held in St. Columban Parish Hall on Wednesday night, A large represent- ation of his home parish was present and Father Moylan addressed the gathering portraying an interesting account of his missionary work. He was presented with a purse of money for which he expressed mis appreciation. Father Moylan is the youngest son of Thomas Moylan, McKillop town- ship and the late Mrs, Moylan. He was ordained in St. Alphonsus' Sem- inary Chapel, Woodstock, by Most Rev. John T. Kidd, Bishop of Lon- don, June 17, 1945 and celebrated his first Solemn High Mass at St. Columban Church, on June 24, a week later. He has two brothers, Joseph, Waterloo, and John, Me Killop; also one sister, Mrs. Maurice Dalton, Hibbert. Following a few week's vacation he will resume his missionary labor. A farewell party hollering Mr. and Mrs. James O'Reilly, Hibbert town- ship prior to their departure for their new home in Seaforth, was held in Staffa hall on Monday night. OPEN W NDOW- SCREEN APPEARS CLOSE WINDOW—SCREEN DISAPPEARS SEE IT WORK! Easy to install — no special fitting. Saves taking down, putting. up, storage, painting. Gives more light, longer life, easier window washing. Costs no more than ordinary screens. In glass sizes From 14" to 46" wide. Seaforth 'Supply Fuel Ltd. A large assemblage of friends and neighbors joined in extending good wishes. An address was read by Jo- l The funeral of the late Mrs. Robt. seph Doyle,' and presentation of a T. Elgie was held on June 3rd from purse of money was made by Joseph the residence of her son Mr. Robert T. Feeney and John O'Connor. The D. Elgie, Rev. Mr. Hinton, pastor of honored guests graciously expressed, Kippen United Church officiated, their. thanks. A social evening of dancing followed. Music was sup- plied by the Harburn -Howe Orchest- ra, A delicious lunch was served by a voluntary group of ladies and their assistants. Mrs. Kenneth Etue and two child- ren, Zurich, with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. J. Molyneaux. David McConnell attended a Post- masters' dinner at London on Thurs- day. Mrs. Gar Smith has returned home after spending a month in Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. George Alexander and daughter, Heather Jane, Toron- to, with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Evans and Miss Monica Byrne. 1VIr. and Mrs. Robt. McCormick and son Bobbie, Detroit, with Mr. and Mrs. James Krauskopf. Mrs. Krauskopf, who is recuperat- ing from a major operation in Mount Carmel Hospital, Detroit, returned hone with then. Miss Jean Costello and Peter Grosehok, London, with Mr. and Mrs, Dan Costello. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Forster in London. Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Lane, Toron- to, with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Atkin- son. Mr. and Mrs. Rotarius, Detroit, Mich., with -lir. and Mrs. M. J. Nagle. Mrs. Nichols and Mrs. White, Kin- kora, with Mr. and Mrs. Pat Flana- gan. Miss Mary Costello, London, with her parents, Mr. and Mn. Dan Cost- ello. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Murray and son, Pat. Francis and Pat Flanagan attended the graduation exercises of Miss Betty Flanagan at Notre Dame high school, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stapleton, Mrs. Jim Newconi a and Miss Kay Stapleton were in London on Satur- day attending the Ordination Cere- monies at St. Peter's Cathedral. .A splendid representation of Holy Name Society members from St. Patrick's Church, Dublin, took part in the Holy Name Rally ceremonies at Kennicott on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. J. Moly- neaux at Kitchener. Joseph Holland is spending three. weeks at a camp near London. Forty Hours' devotion services, conducted at St. Patrick's Church, Dublin, by Rev. Justin O'Brien, C.P. Toronto, were concluded on Tuesday night with a procession of the clergy and acolytes, chanting of the Litany of the Saints and the Papal Bene- diction. KIPPEN The regular June meeting of St. Mary's Church Anglican Guild was •held at the home of Mrs. John Diehl, Logan, on Thursday afternoon, with a good attendance of members and visitors. The president, Mrs. Albert Rock opened the meeting and Rev. Mr. Jones read the scripture lesson and led in prayer. The secretary, Mrs. A. Whetham, read the minutes which were adopted and a resolution was passed to forward the annual donation to the Chiidrens' Aid for Britain. The ladies completed a quilt and lunch was served by the hostess and her assistant. Rev. William Erwin Morris, a native of Hibbert Township, was or- and Monday. dained to the Catholic priesthood The many friends and neighbors at St. Peter's Cathedral, London, of Mr. and Mrs Orville Work - by His Excellency, Most Rev. John man tendered then, a reception at T. Kidd, Bishop of London, on Sat- the Bayfield Pavilion on Tuesday urday, June 11. He celebrated his evening of this week. Mr. and Mrs. First Solemn High Mass at S. Co- Workman were presented with a lumban Church on Sunday morning. purse of money. Acting as Deacon was: Ret Thos. Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Thompson and McQuaid, S.F.M. Scarboro Mission, family of London spent Sunday with Toronto; Sub -Deacon: Rev. Ellwyn Mr. and Mrs, Robt. Dayman. A. Morris, Windsor; Master of Cere- lls,. Austin Baker • was in Strat- rnonies:- Stanley McGuire, St, Peter's ford part of last week visiting Seminary, London; Thurifer, Peter friends in that city.-• VanderBiesen, St. Peter's Seminary; The sympathy- of the community Acolytes: Frank White and James is extended to Mr. Jas. Mustard anti Doyle, Seminarians, London. The family in the loss of a devoted wife guest speaker. Rev. L. J. Flynn, and mother. Mrs. Mustard passed S.T.D. St. Peter's Seminary, London, away on Saturday last after an ill - gave a very brilliant and scholarly ness of about six months. sermon on the -life and duties of a We are sorry to report 1I1'. Wn priest. Other clergy present in the Kyle. is suffering tnith .an attack of sanctuary were: Rev. John Jordan, • gall stones. Detroit, Rev, J. A. Finn, Simcoe,' Jars, Florence Doig accompanied Rev. F. K. Moylan, S.F.M. Rev. J. by her sot Andrew, also, Mr. and B. Ffoulkes, J.C.L., Dublin, Rev. S. i Mrs. Murray Doig and two children J. MacDonald, Clinton and Rev. F. of Seaforth; and Mrs. lack•McDoug- J. O'Drowski P.P. St. Columban. ! all and son of Toronto. were guests Father Morris is the fifth son of on Sunday of Mrs Lydia Doig and. Mrs. William. P. Morris. Hibbert Janet. - Township, anti the Jake William P. assisted by Rev. E. R. Stanway of Brucefield. Mrs. Stanway sang a very beautiful solo. The many beau- tiful floral tributes testified to the high esteem in which Mrs. Elgie was held. Her husband predeceased her in 1933. One son Robert and three daughters, Mrs. Homer Hunt, Mrs, Fred Rothwell and Mrs. Joe Upshall, survive. Among those who attended were Mrs. 3. Chesney, Mr, P. A. MacDon- ald, Mr. and Mrs. John Chesney Jr. and family, Stratford; Mrs. A. H. Hoboes, Parry Sound, Mr. Robert Elgae, Toronto, Mrs. D. N. Pentney, Port Dover, Mrs. J. H. Lazenby and Betty Ann, Belleville; Mr. Howard Clark, Winona; Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hunt, London, and many relatives and friends from the community. Interment was made in Baird's cemetery, the pallbearers being Messrs. Robert Dayman, Thomas Kay, Emerson Snaith, E ' McLean, Morley Cooper and Hairy Caldwell. The flowerbearers were Roy Consitt, John Sinclair, Howard Clark, Bruce Armstrong,' Wm. Caldwell, Carl Me- Clinchey, Ernie Chipehase, Wm. Bell, Jack Consitt, Lloyd Cooper. The Friendship Circle held its an- nual picnic on Friday June 10 at the Seaforth Lions Park, with 921 attendance of 50 After a delicious picnic supper the following events took place. Prize winners as follows: boys and `girls 7 and under, Nelson McClinchey and Margaret Jean Broadfoot; girls (1 to 9, Bonney Kyle and Marie Jarott; girls 10-12, Alice Armstrong and Lois McLellan; girls 12-14, Isabell Caldwell and Virginia McClinchey: boys 10-14, Grant Mc- Gregor and Jack Bell; girls 14 and over, Jean Caldwell and Wilma Kyle; boys 14 and over, Harold Cald- well and Jack Caldwell; married wo- men's race, Dorothy Munro and Edna Caldwell; wheelbarrow race 14 and under, Bob Caldwell and Grant Mc- Gregor; Jack Bell and Douglas Cooper; wheelbarrow race 15 and over, Harold Caldwell and Don Bell, Bob Caldwell and Grant McGregor: ladies kicking the slipper, Norma Deitz; men kicking the slipper, Don Bell; paper plate throwing, Howard Atkins; 3 -legged race, girls, Ann Sin- clair and Lois McLellan, Joyce and Edna Broadfoot; 3 -legged race for boys, Jack Caldwell and Howard Dayman, Don Bell and Harold Cald- well; grapefruit relay, Dorothy Mon- ro's team; toothpick and lifesaver re- lay, Dorothy Munro's team; peanut scramble, Don Bell. Miss Ida Darman of London spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Robert. Dayman. • Mr. and Mrs. Orville Workman I were in London on Monday last. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McBride were in Wingham over the weekend visit- ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart. Beattie. Mrs. Alice Cook of Londin was a Sunday visifor at the hone of her mother, Mrs. Jas. McClymont. Mr. Emmerson Kyle was in Wind- sor on Thursday of last week and brought back a new 1949 Custom Dodge Sedan. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Smith of Guelph visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Jarrott over Sunday illrs. Hopkins and Mrs. Gardiner Morris, He received his primary ed- of Chicago, 111., visited during the ucation at Hibbert Separate School past week HuglntllelIthe rtnie,inllni olgne: and later graduated from Dublin Farnuhar and lir=• Ross Dick. Continuation School, entering St. Ni. and Mrs. Harry Cook and Peter's Seminary, London. There he daughter of Windsor spent the week resulted lois academic training and earl with the former's parents 1In and Mrs. C. Cook. received an honor degree in philoso- Mr. Gordon Moir, who is taking phy in 1945. Ile continued his a - mortician course in Toronto, course in Theology for four years in spent the weekend at the home of preparation for the priesthood. Be has five brothers; Rev. Elwyn Mor- ris, Windsor; John, Galt; Thomas, O.A.C. Guelph; Louis and Joseph at home, also two sisters: Mrs. Garnet. Kearns, Merlin, and Miss Angela, Brantford. CONSTANCE Miss Frances Downey of Ajax spent the weekend with Stephen - son's. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Papineau of Strathray visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ephriam Clark on Sunday. Mrs. Jos. Riley is at present a pa- tient in Clinton Hospital. Mr, Ephriam Clark has rented his house to Dr. McLennan, V.S., for the coming year. Mr. Donald Stephenson of Ottawa was a visitor last: week for a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Stephenson, who • accompanied him to Toronto when he received his Bachelor of Applied Science Degree at Toronto University. He is now working at the National Research Bureau in Ottawa. his parents Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Factory -trained servicemen using factory -approved equipment . . . factory - approved methods ... and Genuine Ford Parts , , mean we can save you money, serve you better. Daly Motors Ford Monarch Dealer Tel. 102 Seaforth LOND ESBORO Mr. and Mrs. Willis Mountain spent the weekend with Wingham friends. Miss L, Young has returned home after visiting with friends at Blen- ham and Brantford. Miss Mary E. Prest, Mitchell, hot. idaying at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Prest. Mr. and Mrs. Doerr and family of Auburn spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. Vodden. Mr. and Mrs. John Nott spent the weekend with their daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Stevens, Walton. Mrs, John Scott met with a painful accident recently by her gas strive flaring up, she is suffering with badly burnt arms and hands and also some spots on the legs. She was rushed to Clinton where her burns were attended to and is now getting along fine, and will soon be back to her position in Mr. Alexander's store. The regular meeting of the W.M. S. was held in the • church school- room on Thursday, June 9. Mrs. T. Fairservice, leader of group 2, took charge and opened the meeting by reading the theme. "The Keeping sf the Lord's Day". Hymn 188 was sung. Virga, Fairservice and Mrs. Townsend read the several passages of scripture interspersed with hymns 717 and 288, followed by prayer. Mrs. Ruddel took up the offering. Miss Phyllis MaCcol sang that beautiful number, The Stranger of Galilee. Prayers were offered by Jars. Beacon, iia's, Gorier and firs. Watson, Mrs. E. Wood contributed a fine instrumental, "That will be -glory for me" in variations. Mrs. R. Townsend conducted the devotional period. Psalm 706 was read alter- nately. A few minutes of silent fined- itation on hymn 174, verses 1, 8, 4 in memory of a faithful and honored member of our W M.S., the late de- parted .lirs, F. Shobbrook, who is greatly missed by all. The Lord's Prayer was repeated in unison. The question of sending a bale overseas was- again discussed, anyone having good used clothing or bedding, also, new articles for children will be gratefully received. Leave clothing at Mrs. W. Lyon's. Miss P, McCool gave a reading o1 "Total Alntiu- ence". A hymn was sung and meet- ing was dismissed. Moir. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Neeb and !VICKILLOP Mrs. Woelfle and Jimmie. Tavistock, rstnnrned home after a pleasant visit with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Brown, Billie and Carol. Mrs. Russell Dennison underwent , an operation in London on Monday. Her many friends wish her a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cochrane of Seaforth and Mr. James Cochrane of Toronto, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McMurtrie. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stump of Pasadena, Calif., accompanied by the latter's father, Mr. Geo. T. Miekle of Ridgetown, were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Mickle and family. - The service of Holy Communion will be dispensed at Carmel Presby- terian Church on Sunday, June 19 by Rev. P. A. Ferguson.,Service pre- paratory to communion will be held on Friday eveninm. Jr ^.P 1"rh a0" 8:15, Tho brethren of the Masonic Order will attend divine wrrshin in Carmel Presbyterian Cherrh on Sun- day evening. June 19 at 7:30 (PST'. The W.M.S. and W.A. held their monthly meeting at Duff's Church on June 9th with a good attendance. Mrs. Jim Stewart, president, opened the meeting with hymn 188, verses 1, 3 and 5. Minutes of the last meet- ing ware read by Mrs. John Gordon. Reports from the presbyterial read by Mrs. Leslie Pryco. Offering was taken followed by Mrs. Jim Stewart with a, report of the Ladies' Confer- ence held at Kingsville, which was very interesting. Hymn 188 was sung verses 2 and 4. Mrs, Stewart closed this portion of the meeting with prayer. Mrs, J. Hillebrecht, leader of the baby band then took over the meeting. Hymn 594 was sung. A story of Jesus was told by Mrs. J. Hillebreoht and prayer by Mrs. Hillebrecht, Hymn 598 was sung andcertificates were given to Jim- mie Panple, Flora. Ann Scott, Grace Doig, Betty Campbell, Helen Scott, Mae Stewart, Margaret Scott, Mar- jorie Snithand Freda Rent 11 - -ch was served and:a social hn:f hctr was spent.