HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1946-01-03, Page 1lir)-IOLE SLRILS;
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WEEK OF PRAYER
SERVICES, START JAN, 7
he allnua1 setudges of the 'Week
of Prayer' January 7 - 11 have peen
arranged by the local ,Ministerial
Association. The -offerings for the
week are to the 'devoted to the work
of the BibleSociety'
The services each `night at: 8 are
as follows:
Monday,: January 7 at the Salva-
tion Army, Re- A, W. Gardiner
Tuesday January'8 at St: Thom-
as' Church, Rev. H. V. Workman,` '
Wednesday, January '9, at First
Tiesbite.Aan, Adj. Woods. •
Thursday, January 10 at Egrnond
vine United. Rev' W. J `Patton..
Friday Tit in ary* 11 -tt Northside
1Jnited I C F. L. Gilbert.
CJKTE, HEADS.
1 R/
§F1) ,N wWORK
the doll living lrefelS a a' graduate
of SeafgrtfirAi 'dr Sdhoo1; Dr.V. S•.'
ye',
Stanbuiy"yiaa�iy�,(t`P.�rExetex„
'. lh W:"S uart ,Stanbury MBE,
has been*appointedAdsistant-national;.
,contmrsienerand" director ;. of the
oex eiviian Bl'eedcTinnfuaion Ser-
. -vice 01' -the Canadian Ivied Gros- Sot
ciet- ' it -was= announced by Norman,
C. -Urquhart, ehiirman' of the na-
banal ",executive egmmittee. The ap
''pointmenf:becomes:effective Jan1:'
Canadian horn Dr: Stanbury . •-i-as.
a professor in the School of Medi-
cine, University of Leeds, and was
'seconded oto -the" British 'Ministry of
Health, during the war to..develop
the blood 'service .in Britain. He has
recently• completed a three-month
surveyy of civilian blood needs in'
hospitals throughout' Canada.
The' survey :which covered 327
hospitalswith a total capaci y "of 4.7,
742 "revealed: that - the„vast.majority
of ,Canadian 'hospitals are without'
-adequate`st'obks of. blood 'plasma -or
''serum and -that. most of the hospitals
have had difficulty securing ade-
cjiigte• numbers of blood donors. The
:'facts decided "the society's oentral
couneil,-'to. sett 'aside, $1,000,000 in'
-1946• fof the establishment of a free'
National Blood Transfusion Service.
Threugh ,the ,service the' Canadian
;Red Cross. will he able to' provide'
all- Canadian hospitals „with. blood,
p
-isms' „and transfusion fUsipn
equipment,
ment
flee of charge; with- the stipulation
itrtiu5t:be given' free of.chargeto
.the .patient., ,
• ''The -lives of thousands of our
fighting men were saved during- the
war by blood donations and we feel.
-that this great service -must be re
'converted to the benefit of our own
felioW-citizens . in peace. No one in
Canada should die for lack of proper;
blood transfusion facilities , or for
lack of blood when our service is
established," said Mr. 'Urquhart.
"We are confident that the,majority
of our wartime blood donors who
contributed so magnificently in war
will wand to contribute their blood
to this new life-giving service," he
added.
It was pointer out that one of
the most, important uses of blood
transfusion is to save the lives of
Rh' positive babies who have ,been
poisoned by the anti -bodies derived
from ,an Rh negative mother, A new
blood supply replaces the degenerat-
ed blood of such new-born infants.
"We must also provide adequate
transfusion therapy for industrial
and road accidents as well as for
pre -operative and post - operative
cases in•whichtransfii.sion is playing
an ever-increasing part," said the
new director:
GOLDEN; WEDDING. OF
MR. AND MRS, J P. CRICH,
Mr. and MrS: Joseph U , (,ric11 582
Geosl1110r :stn t, Itondhn., eeltibl tted
::heir golden.' 10(1110 annitiersar, ori'
Ne v Year's Day a,✓ ri. tanufly: ('galher;
Mrs. Crich. 1S T:'11' toriper' blies;
Roweinle, dal at:ter '-of tl e tali Me.
and Mrs. Tames Rolvchi10 of<Lsborne
'township andfther husband rs tire. On
or the lain 111). and i4li . George Cz'ic1s,
of Tucicersmith to•,lynship.
'They resided of ,: tho Orion home-
stead ells
nr i t
L11 a -
1 1 t
stead in Tueke si t
v - I011)8OL
r the lent to
ago -filen
ei
There are five ,children r iNelSolit
Crick of GOderich ',Herman Crich on
the hombstead Ttiel rSinith Mrs„
Ray Lee: -of Ruthveir Mrs,-Jpini• 8,
Toiyushend and Harold criclr;.of Loci;
don there are 20 grandchildren.
Meinbe- s of tne 'faintly were all presr
. ea.
C O K•
'PRONE 4
Northside United Church
Rev. FI. V. Workman; Minister a
4"
New Year? Services
11 a.m., A Fascinating, ;Succes-
�sion of "YearS.
2:30 p.rrl , Sunday School.
7 pan:, "The' Aloneness of the
Wilderness' WaY•" •
;Bund` v :begins, - "Tile Week w ,of
➢ i-rayer," 1
Egmondvdle*. 1J . Church •
Gar
-10
Ret -..A. Ti. G
-10 a.m., Sunday,bpoL
11 illi,; "Destroying 'Sir'."'
7 p.m,,. "The, Christian's , Righ-
teousness." •
HOG` PRODUCERS'
MARKETING BOARD
A 1x -man hog producer market-
ing board is to be set up within two
o1 three weeds to organize Ontario's
.uxaf joint hog marketing , scheme
which has, bcen.approved by nearly
`30,000 Ontario- hog producers, On,
tario Agricultural Minister T.. .0,
Kennedy announced this week.
e",. -Composed of three producers and
�thr`ee representative, of thepacker's,'
chosen:; by the groups •themselves,'
-the board •will meet monthly to set
prices and control• marketing, of 411
t0 1aC2S5U1S.
Anglican .m
Sunday` San. 6; 1946
Festival of: the Epiphany.
Si:, Thoma.,',; Seaforth:
3,0 a.m., 1Sunday,School.
11 a.m„-uIo:y,; Communion.
,''Christ° made manifest"
p.oi , -Evening .prayer,' "Christ
worshipped."
b
St, Mary's, Dublin
2:30 Sunday School
3: Church service,"Christ made
The Rector Rev. C. 6'. L. Gilbert,
J1.4 at all gervices.
I2E s NINC: HOly4Er
. District» MeV-returning home this
week on the Maurbfania ,include:
.Pte G,` Di Hays,, Seaforth; Cpl.
Angus Mac? ean, Seaforth; Pte. J. J.
Boa, ,Ile 1 all
NELSCSN;oLEw
4
01.1114)• r esident of Seafortli pase-
ed away in London' on Dec. list, in
the: pr rsoiti 0f 41.lson Glow after, an
illness of, fear years.' The deceased
was, horn iu Clrn it 41.1V,',110.lived
much 0 11 lite 1?1. beafer„th He was
4a edeceas41 So1310' years ago by. his
wile, Surviving '1(0.. ito sone and two
daughters, ',John .01 an•ry•ell,.- mteh1
Bober t,, of.Detroit; 4 it4. Cooper,;„of
Wil cI'er; ivlt.<. GoOige Dixon ADC Sea -
forth. 7,Also 0111 sister,' Mrs. Jones of
North Dakota. There e - are nineteen berg of St. George's Anglican church
hrandeimf0a. in addition 's i n church and
,Ontario hogs sold p
Plans- call ` for 'dividing the pro-
vince .into •sevei1 districts. 'Eachcoup-
ty is to have 'a county, , committee
with a representative o 1 the• district. •
committee..-
` Besides controlling' prices, the
Marketing "board- will be able to con-
trol production' in various areas ac
cording to demand. Subject to the
approval• of the marketing board, ' • . ,
local boards -may appoint marketing Mayor John J. Cliiff,` wlio' was
agencies: 11114. week ,;elected by acclamation
Packers, processorsand producers as Mayor of Seaforth,' Thi :will be ,
of hogs' are to be licensed.. Proces- ' Mayor Cltiff's; tenth term.
sors and ,purchasers are to pay an
annual fee :of'$1, and; how producers ELECTION FOR COUNCIL'
two cent on everyhog marketed,`IJs TUCKERSMITH
01 the 31,796 hog"produeers'reg --
istered, 29,764 voted on the plan.Arthur Nicholson was returned.
the vote was •29,353 in favor; 2055 by acclamation as Reeve of Tucker -
.apposed, and there 'were 199 spoiled
,smith at 'Monday's' nomination' meet
ballots. ing`but there will he an election for
Colt Kennedy' saida similar' mar council •and school, trustees. Seven
success- n` all of
had worked council, keting *scheme were nominated fax
fully with fruit and vegetables, but. whom have qualified; the first four
had never before been applied ` to named being last year's council:
hogs in Ontario.• Harold "Jackson, Charles MacKay,
The scheme -will give producers Angus Robertson, J. W. Crich, Roy
greater control' of their industry Bell, Roy Pepper, Gordon Richard -
through their own elected represent- son. •
atives," he said.. "It: is hoped that. Por' -school trustees `in school
it will improve the industry all" area, 1; two to be elected: George
along the line -producers, drovers,, Falconer. James. McIntosh, John Mc -
shippers and processors. Cowan. J. W. Crich was also ndmin'
"No harm, can come from produc-" ated''for School trustee but did not.
ers and processors sitting down each qualify. Harold Jackson and' Charles
month to discuss their commonprob- MacKay were also non{inated for
ems; and surely., some good will re -
Reeve, but qualified for council.
Suit. it's in their hands new.. With
ENGAGEMENT,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Irvine, Kippen,
announce the engagement of their
younger daughter, Jean, to Mr.
Albert George White, of Kingsville,
son of Mr. W. -White and the late
Mrs. White, of. Appleton, Birks,
England. The marriage to take place
quietly' soon. ,
SEAFORTH COUIiyCIL
E.LECTEP:BY A'CCLAMAT70''J
Thele will -be no riiunieipal, election
in, Seafor'th';'this year, all ..offioes ti
having been; filled .:by •acclarrlatio9, .ix
,As the, time limit ' "for '. qi alifying,
'approached at noon .on Wednesday,,'
no, one had, qualified for Maybr and
the council still needed two .:nem
'begs, but all vacancies were filled
before closing 'One. P -
1946 council will be: Maydr, John
3. Cluff ;,,Reeve, John F. Daly;'Coun
eiliors, Norman Hu'bert,n Isaac Hud= "'
'son, J. E. Keating, 'R G. Parke, M.
.A. Reid, Frank S. rSills.. ,
MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION
The regular meeting of the Sea- -
forth and District Ministerial Associ-
ation will be held on Monday; Jan-
uary 7, at 2 p. m,, at the Rectory of
St. Thomas'' Church. The paper will
be presented. by Rev. C. F. L. Gil-
bert.
aethority they have responsibility.
Certain difficulties may arise" hut, ,
as minister,' I believe I'll be able'to
help them overcome them," •
The minister said .the plants ex-
pected to stablize prices and improve
quality as well as to provide a
means of ironing Mit. difficulties^.in
the industry without government
intervention.
Seven counties - Norfolk, Wel-
land, Northumberland, Peterborough
Prince Edward, Grenville and Ren-
frew -voted unanimously in favor
of the marketing plan.
SISTER PASSES AT GODERICH
A"highly esteemed resident of
.Goderich, Mrs. : Emmerson` Evans.
passed away in Alexandra Hospital
last Thursday afternoon after a long
illness. Mrs.', Evans took an .active
interest in church work' and -in hien-
cantile affairs. She was'a member.
of the Rebekah Lodge and the mem-
bers honored her memory on Friday
night by holding an impressive ser-
vice conducted by Mrs. George
Baechler, noble grand, assisted by
Mrs. George Mumby.: past noble
grand,; and Mrs. Crask Murray, vice
noble: grand.
Formerly Edith Meretta Palmer,
Mrs. Evans was born in Stratford:
a daughter of William and Rose
Yeandle Palmer. She had been :a res-
ident of Goderich for the pasttwen-
ty=six years, for several of which
she successfully conducted a gift
on the square. She was a mem-
o I. ace: from the and r
The fair i r v pl fraternal affiliations' she was, a
11Ume of`.111 d<utghtet, 1111»;' George.•inember of. the'Goderich.Board of
D1uon, M 11 Street, ': on ' Roe. d w af Trade., Surviving, besides her hus-
0,ilbe'on of ' o rlgcic Rev; C 171, L. band,, are her daughter, »Gertrude
Chlbdct of K t. 7.1}nn Is•;;, tinghcan JerryWhaley): her mother,.
Church, ofiici ting. ryt IYle. .. 3413 :in .(Mrs. ll W y)
''taa.u1184111
cemetery; Mrs. William Palmer Clarence Stratford;
three brothers, Clarence Palmer, :of
Wood'stoelc,'• Sidney, of, Milverton,
„ 1„ ,: � r end
,a ' t '�,• three srs cis Mss IT C
French of
VOIZi�h S I'v91I'LL717 T�,PV\
Toronto, a� ,r , ,of
1• ' eetin- f' the SoaCoy
STILES-McIVER
A quiet but pretty wedding was
solemnized in St, Patrick's Rectory,
Galt, on Saturday, Dec: 29, when
Rev. Father R. A. Jordan united in
marriage, Alice Marie, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Peter McIver, Seaforth
and Mr. Junior (Murray) .W. Stiles,
Galt,• son of Mr, and Mrs. William
Stiles, Brussels, The bride looked
charming in ai street length dr'es's of
azure' gabardine with matching ac-
cessories, and carried a bouquet of
red and white tea, roses.' She was
attended by her sister, Miss Teresa
McIver, London, who : wore coral
crepe with black accessories and car-
ried bronze and white chrysanthe-
mums. Mr. Edward McIver, cousin
of the bride' acted as groomsman.
,,,, r „ia and. Chiford, of Stratfo d,
V, \ r: t
il'or•d Mrs, T• C• Simmons, of
aaamastaaamoar ,,, art, , ,, ':
id-JJirs, A. W. Moore 0
The rt, ll dr ri1C 9
g n Seafoi:ih.
Pomen`srlire tanto wi]1 hp heal at the There was a » large attendance at
home of 1215 11. `T3 Gourde: 0n Tuhs1 lie;funeial: service, held -at, the home
d•ty, ng', an h. lif firs «" c lie a ifahe of^,Mi. and 'Mrrs.:Fred Toolce, Elgin
mooting', etfi1»0 and rhe' 11-11 call -till be avenue; :on Saturday afternoon, with
(eottmi or lnateirioi trial), Mocks ' 1, Fain,orf S1'•, George':,.
(cdtton or similar material), and .'a, J er eh, 1
; 1 Church', 'officiating, Numerous floral`
,1f yeing' resolution '�'wingr8 asl •.,i. utes'were°-sent by.':Triends-
niiista,nd11,g' Red 40oss sewing is isle- tr b 'train': Pian' 0lr1;,of-
' Meeting, •vibe -1i a C'xodenieli and,.y
ed tc
81,111,g',.it to this e a town ': points, ,, among it them :being
it np» tell 1Loi t, -will be made to finish P ncd
those`:£r,om `thee: Rebekah 'Lodge, a
it up' 4111 .the Goderich.Or�gan -Co:,, The pa11-•
' IDI, ]field o,vi'v �suecess
.Che r h
dance nCm cno's fall 01 New Year's • hearers were
e ,3:. I, oman,
night'yv1en 0 iar;ecro-vl of.lgcalarl ,,NeWcOmbea Adam Gorr, ArnoldJMC.'
ant•af=1oyrceleli
angathered to "Connell,
Fred
,T
ool
e an
d
.3. Caly'i
n;
Il orcltt Interment to P Mart
greet the fiewveas Minkoc '
ELECTION TO BE
IN HIBBERT TWPr
There appears do be a Tot of in-
terest being taken in;the election in
Hibbert township, where Joseph At
kiSaon and. John W. Hackney are
contesting the reeveship. There •will
also be an , election for council:
Frank Allen, : Edgar Butson, John
L. Coyne, Lloyd Colquhoun, August
Ducharme, W. Clifford Dow. Others
who were nominated for council
but did not qualify were: Earl R.
Dick, Thomas L. Scott, Robert E.
Burchill,', Wesley Parsons, -Fred Car -
b ert.
Mr. •William J. Kay, the retiring
reeve, was also nominated and a
vote of thanks was moved to him
for his' services in the past. M. Kay
has moved to London. The meeting
was attended by an exceptionally
good c>:owd.,
TEN -NOMINATED FOR
SEAFORT,H" COUNCIL,
Tem -candidates Were nominated for
Seaforth town 00015011 at the nornina-
tion meetingheld on:Mouday evening.
Three Manic$ were put forward for
Mayor. Reeve 0 F. Daly was re-elect-
ed by acclamation; as were members
of the Public ,School Boarci, an a
member 6£ the Public Utility, The
meeting was held in the, old council
chamber on the second floor. There -
was a fair, attendance.'
Those nominated for IVlayor were:
M. A.'Reid, JohiiJ: Cluff; Frank Sills,
Reeve, John F. Daly (acclamation),
For Council: John- 3. Cluff, W. A.
,Wright, Norman Hubert, M. A. Reid,
J.
D. Keating, R-'G.'Parke, Prank S.
Sites, Sidney Pullman; William Edgar;
Isaac Hudson,
Public Utility,Kenneth Campbell ✓er? 'h1`
ac lamation
( , c )
Public S •' ward,
drool trustees. South r a c
3. A Westcott; North ,Ward, George
A. $pence; East,Ward, Bev Christie.
After the"nanrinations Clerk D. '13,
Wilson returning officer, - was, asked
to preside at the public meeting.
Mayor John J. Cluff -referred to the
year 1945 as a time In which many
important things had taken place. He
grad served as mayor of the town for
:nine years, an honor which was
greatly appreciated, During these
years he had been assisted by a fine
set of business men who had been in
the council. He wished to thank all
for • their kind co-operation.
Reeve J. F. Daly thanked the elect- Phone 194
ors for an acclamation. Mr, 'Daly said
he was starting his 69th year as a 'HILLSGREEN .
business man in Seaforth. He had Mr. Clifford Weido of St Cath-
been on lite 'comicil some years g ,crines spout the holiday season with
ACCLAMATION IN McKILLOP
FOR REEVE AND COUNCIL
N. R. Dorrance was re-elected by
acclamation as Reeve of McKillop
township at the nomination meeting
on Monday, and the council was also
returned by. acclamation: Dan Better
man, Geo. R. Campbell; Frank Kir!
by, Matt. Murray. Mr. Earl Mill
was also nominated for council bu
withdrew. •
SHOP AT
AV iUG,E
1T-PA,YS
Res,, 10
and the past two years had been
-ria:. Aaron ts•
reeve:' He was chairman' of the:.streei do Mx . and 1VIrs, l�rilfred
Wei and so , Glen
committee.
Councillor Prank Sills said he was Miss Mary Hagan'. of `Lonllon el:, .
chairman of the. property committee. spending` New Years with lei...sister, -
and a member or the finance commit: Miss Dolly Hagan and' brother 'Grant
tee. He spoke about the spinning plant Mr. and Mrs, Eric, Swi£zer have
of the Reeky Flax Products Limited. moved to their new home' in Clinton:
The Council had had nothing to do Mr. John Baker is again^operating."'
with it.: Mr.. Dent the manager, had his chopping •mi1l for the,winter.
explained the matter to him. Seaiortlt months. -
citizens had offeree- to invest money Mr, 3, G. Forrest of the Parr, Line
to build a $40,000 building, if neves- south is 'confined to Clinton hospital.'
saiy, I-Io-vever;chteto no fault• of thi with a• splintered bone of the arm,'
town's, Meredith,
machinery was being' se His many friends wish him speedy
up at Meredith, Counecticutt, Mr- Sills. recovery, '
said many had wondered why the Mr. A1viu McBride is fimshnlg up
assessments had. been raised when the bean threshing in this vicinity:
tl t -fir had a surplus. The county
assessment of the PZ' Sills WINTHROP "'-
Mr. 3. M. Gillies is spending the
holiday at his home.
Miss Isabel Currie Miss•13etty
Montgomery visited with Mr. ,--and
Mrs, . Sydney' McCullough, at Blyth.
LAC. Sam• McSpadden' has ' ie-
turned to Greenwood, . Nova Scotia,
after spending . a two week leave
with his family.'
Spr.•,R. K. Davidson `RCE.; spent
Christmas leave with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bertram McSpadden
and Jackie of London. with:Mr. and
Mrs. Zack McSpadden.
Mr. Andrew. Montgomery :of'
Brantford. with his family over the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. " George; Matliers.
town is still higher
than .the town assessment,r .
said, that. while he was not decided,
he would likely rain for council.
Councillor R. G: Parke said he was
• chairmarr of the fire and water com-
mittee. The lire alarm was in perfect
- working order.,now. There had been -
k_ one disastrous fire, at the Boshart
s £aetory. The town was well -supplied
ut with hydrants and had lots of hose.,
Mr, Parke said he had opposed the
raise in assessment al town ostler -
After the ceremony' a sumptuous ties. He thought the .people should
wedding dinner was served to the McNAY-WHITE have the opportunity to make ,their
immediate relatives do the main 'din- The )come of Nin: and Mrs, J.:. desires `(000111 iu regard to a war.
ingroom of. the Iroquois Hotel.: The Derril White,„,Hunter River, P.E,I.:memorial. Mr. Pari:e tbiinlced the
g'room's" gift to - the bride was a was the scene of a pretty wedding: 'electors for the splendid vote given,
double strand of 'pearls, to ` the on Friday, Dec. 14 at six p.m., when': him last: year,
i esma'd a compact and to the their eldest daughter, Mary Bernice Councillor M. A. Reid reviewed the
groomsman a, leather
bridesmaid p n_-• The g
I McNay and the late John McNay of. high interest on -nary of the debent
The
ted under an arch paid off Ratepayers who were dis-.
,••f
young couple, will reside in >Galt -
R.N,' was united in marriage to financial 'affairs of the Gown," He
. t c] out that the town Was paying
SEAFORTH 4 `=- CLINTON 3
Hereditary hockey rivals, Clinton
colts and Seaforth Bosharts tangled
in the opening game of the interme-
diate "B"0.H.A. here Thursday
when they battled to a 3-3 tie which
was broken by ten minutes over-
time 4-3 hi favor - 6f Seaforth; The
game produced a rugged 'type of
play, with 14.penalties- -being ;.im
.
used the homesters drawing ,eight
of them.
l-.
Both teams seoredf-two goals, n
the, first period, and: it, was not un-
til the third period that eaoh nicked
another, to '.wind up with . three
apiece..
Ten minutes overtime was played,
with Seaforth scoring the. winning.
goal, the score'being :Seaforth : 4,-
g
_r
the.. spectators
s
Clinton 3. Many of p
were unawai^e that overtillte :would
be played, and unfortunately ,left,
the b'.8101n • ah the end of-the',thi'id
p cried.
Clini;on-Goal, Brush; defence„
Cook, Colquhoun;, centre, 14IcEis'an;
wings, Counter and Me wan alter-
nates, Sclioenhals, Bartliff, Miller,
Lockwood..
'Seaforth-Goal, V: Hesse; de-
fence Nicholson, Hubert: centre,
McFadclin: wings, Hay, O'Shea; al-
ternates, V. ,Sills, T. Sills, Shantz,
14lorri'on;.,Elwood, Yeandlo.
John Chester McNay, son of Mrs, pointed
ISeaforth, Ont Th double ring cer tires but these were gradually being
I
c'einetei' Goderich 'Signal;
It
t . s m fatal 1.1 land Y
1
ENGAGEMENT;'
Tunounced of
The. engagement • is a
Barbara, youngest daughter of 'Mr^
(,lover} and the late, Capt... h1. G.
Owen,' of.:Newport ' England, and
Gordon• Dewberry, eldest son of Mr'
and 41\irs, Janos T. Scott. Roxboro,
the inarriage'to take, place the latter
par of January.
` Toronto, spent the holidays with 11.1i.
and,'bias. Arthur Henderson. ,
CONSa.TAN4'GCE
'Mrs. Robert' LSwson,lil :l �,or3c a
Chatham to• s e}d' the winter' with
pp al'
her slaughter;:, l4frs. J e [, -rushee:"
i\lr•. and Mrs: Cordbl' 7 islter, of
Toronto spent CII, �:,tinas with :411,
and Mrs. Border
!;
Mistier bon,,,<is Britton of ton s rent' t weekend 31811»
0 1 b,
graildfathor., "Mr.. Win; 13i'itto1»
Mr. Ken Buchanan has been hired
by Mr. Simpson Tar the'winter':
y }l
- my, 17111od Buchanan returned to
London ou Sunday after' riding a
London rse.
P
wee]c a*ith leis .parents, Ms anal '!�I'rs
Alfred Bticlianan,
'ter.
bIiss .�rnce Ri ey! »Pent, a few trays •
visiting her aunt and uncle Mr;a,nd
Mrs. Joe Riley, in Auburn .r
Master Bobby`Bettles got Wa11;t1' op `
spent a fere days..visiting with•:.112r•.
and Mrs, Robert Grlmoldb'y incl 3VTrs.
Kenneth Bettles•
.
'r, `•pan 's:; Jac Medd• r ent
M d Mi k sh., ,
Christjiias with M'fs, ,Medd'» prn'on,ts,
Mr. and Mrs.:•Phillrps •of :Rlytlx ..
Mr and Mrs:; Earl ,f,;,aWson; Doris:
and Re •inald Itf .and•,.,M:rs..:Vern,.
g t
Dale and fvrruly; and ls1, and iylrs,
Ila i ey Taylor 'and',M:faisil , ,eart
Christmas. w tl), M1s. , Z3a7d'l' Taylor,
}'
in,.Seafoitha ;,
Miss Fianoes :Rowney returned to '
the: viii ae Wednesday, 'after spend-
ing! the holidays with her parents,,
1(r, -and ',Hrs. ;Wm. Downey, of Tie
emo1»
-12EA1- E STALE CHANGE
,,'
' 2
D-dilhng of .ata ' NCs,• Matilda,
n 13arton 011 West William Street' 118
been "sold to -.17i', and:'' NIz 5 iii=bold
in 'Ord' with i158111Cd] to 01se5sibn,•
Sa 1T &, P
through the of Oce of Watson': an
1
Reid.
emony was performed
evergreen and cut flowers 'b r the satisfied with. then assessments had
ofJ recourse to the court of revision, Mr.
Rev, E. S. Weeks M A„ B.H. n Bed_ Reid gave his views in ;regard to tbe
eque P.E.I. The bride green i mkt.
_ ;grant to the Legion. He thought that
nage by her father, -looked, charm- . , Mayor Clint,sees fit 10 carry on he
ing m a floor length gown of white ii y
d '-vbukl.rnr for council:
Duchess satin with fitted b'odice'dn Norma:: Hubert. spoke;
sweetheart neckline..Iler fingertip Councillor
g p briefly. He was a member oP the Piro.
veil was caught by a coronet of or- Brigade Tae w,11 ,,hand tar 000n6
angeblossoms and she wore,a 'double
Public •School `trustee c;eo ;e John-
string
ol-
string '0f' pearls, the gift of the, 'stun spoke C'ar the Public School
groom. She carried' an arm bouquet 13o:li a esplaiiiliig chat esq outi suer
of Bettertime roses and maiden hair : p»ir.,e' hid' been higher i'.lus year.
•fern.Suitablc nuptial music by lib's, Two rooms are being re -decorated.
Gordon Swan was much enjoyed as the close of the speeches. es. NIP.
AL
was the appropriate solo "I'll wall: Wm. T. Cleal'y . sired evens- pais
'beside you' effectively ly rendered by At,
wliicli. 00110111101» answered.
l'o
Ma'. Erie MacGregor> • during the
signing Rf the register, The`. couple Ha
were unattended.. immediately for- y
Reeve -William Haugh, George
lowing the' Signing of the'register, Armstrong.
the -happy couple received the best Council -E, Willert, Sam Hen -
wishes and congratulations of the drick;J0. Iilopo, Earl Canphell
attendin • guests. A: beautiful three- ,(» cels.) '.
ddni cake centered t1,e table o cl of 150 rateyapers, who
ret e S A ex w.
where ujjwarcls o( forty guests par- attended the nomination meeting re-
took of a bound (:ul:.wedding' supper. g'istered a standing vote" against re-
Assisiing••-in serving were Miss Isobel placing the present county court
Macicay I'.N., and Miss Sophie New -house at Goclerich with a new build -
son R.N:', class --nates of the bride; in„.
Mr's, Rolland Buchanan, lip bride's
r.nusin, MISS Erma Newson and Miss:
BUSINESS CHANGE
Ia:mes MacDonald has pip: -
chased the Woolsey bake shop, talc-
iiig nossession'on Monday. Mr. ,Mc -
Marion Palmer.
graduate o � the
The bride is a. , C
l Montreal, Royal Victoria Hospital, M r
and for the past two years has been
on the staff of the 4le.xaiidra Hos-
pital, Montreal, as Niglat Supervisor.
The groom recently returned from
overseas and. 'discharged from the
R.•C.A.F., is employed at, the Scott
'Poultry farm,' Seaforth;'Ontr
ling' an essfeti led
.After spending.
honeymoon in P,E,I., Montreal rand
.Y
• fit the voun -con le will make
Ton,o o, Q P
their "lento m Seaforth,Ont, ;t
Donaild, 'who- has been conducting .a
bake shop in the Dielc block -.Or -the
past year, will operate both stores;
with the sante -tafts for'the present.
Mr._ T. G. Woolsey "-ho .has .' been
selling eliix,chillasl5for • some time;
w118 contin .9 ;n this business, and
wn
his family e pect:,tb remaiir xn -o.
flub- sp8ing '
It