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Home My WebLink AboutThe Seaforth News, 1946-05-09, Page 4THE SEAFORTH NEWS THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1946 THE SEA FORTH NEWS - Snowdon Bros., Publishers WALTON A large crowd attended a delight- ful banquet held in Duff's United Church on May lst. The Session of the Church • entertained several mem- bers and adherents of the church who have recently returned from overseas. Two previous banquets have been held, and at all three, about twenty members of His Ma- jesty's forces have been thushon- oured. After enjoying a bountiful meal served by the ladies of the church, Rev. Hazlewood, as chair- man, proposed, a toast to the King, which was followed by singing God Save the King. Mr. S. Johnston read an address of welcome which was followed by a short programme. Rev. S. H. Brenton of Ethel was the speaker of the evening and his ad- dress was much enjoyed by all pre- sent. In keeping with Daylight. Saving. Time, Sunday School at Duff's United Church will begin next Sun- day at 10:30 Daylight Saving Time, and church service will begin at 11: 30, for the summer months. Next Sunday, being Mother's Day, the Sacrament of Baptism will be ob- served. TUCKERSMITH Death of John McMillan:— The death occurred in the hospital on Tuesday, of Mr. John McMillan in his 49th year. Mr. McMillan suf- fered a stroke on Sunday, his side being paralized. He was the eldest son of Mr. Hugh McMillan and his wife, the late Mary Gormley, Tuck- crsmith. He was -1 born and lived in Tuckersmith all his life, residing on the farm with his father and blather. Surviving are his father, one brother Hugh, . Tuckersmith, and one sister, Sister Mary Frances, of St. Joseph's. community, London. The funeral is taking 'place Thursday morning from his late residence, lot 5, con. 9, Tuckersmith, to St. James' Church, Seaforth, Rev. Father Hussey con- ducting the service, Interment in St. James' cemetery. CROMARTY The Women's Missionary Society met inthe basement of the church with the president in the chair. The introduction was played by •Mrs, MINSTREL SNOW Presented by the Blyth Lions Club UNDER AUSPICES OF SEAFORTH AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Cardno's Hall, Seaforth THURSDAY, MAY 16 at S.30 p.m., Daylight Saving Time Solos Duets Quartettes Choruses Jokes A Chorus of 40 Voices blended in Southern Melodies Over 2,000 people have enjoyed this show in four appearances The Seaforth Agricultural Society deserves the support of Seaforth and district in its effort to raise funds for the improvement of the Society's grounds _1DL'LTS 50e CHILDREN 12 AND UNDER, 35e A MA:: FHAT previous gift of life that mother gave to uscauueverherepaid. it can only be passed on again to our sons and daughters. Can we do less than pass on with it, enduring evidence of her memory and what it meant to ns? You will find our advice helpful and understanding in planning the pur- chase of this lasting gift to her memory. T. PRYDE & SON Memorial Craftsmen Seaforth Exeter Clinton SEAFORTH SHOWROOMS OPEN TUESDAYS See Dr. Harburn for appointment any other time, or phone 413, Exeter a7.m4 cider t 1IC d4 a e e,, ageta They offer a chance for IMMEDIATE JOBS— STEADY JOBS too. They also offer jobs for experienced farm workers—for mechanically trained workers— and any others able to help seasonally. Then, there is the challenge to fight off star- vation tarvation threatening many nations. c JOIN iN THE FIGHT AGAINST HUNGER ® JOBS ARE AVAILABLE iN YOUR DISTRICT 64.17.4/14494 e' ae aet4ee Apply today for work on the farm to either— YOUR NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT OFFICE o�c PROVINCIAL AGRICULTURAL SERVICE DEPARTMENT OF .LABOUR HUMPHREY MITCHELL A. MacNAMARA Minister of Labour Deputy Minister Lloyd Sorsdahl, followed by the call' to worship by the president. The scripture lesson was read by Mrs. Houghton, and Mrs. MacWilliazn led in prayer. The roll call was answered by 11 members, Mrs. Town Scott,. sr., gave the thankoffering prayer; the Glad Tidings prayer was offered by Mrs Keith McLaren; Mrs. William Harper gave a paper on "The iChal. lenge of Our Day"; the first chapter of the new study book on Africa was read by Mrs. Lloyd Sorsdahl; and the meeting closed with prayer by Mrs. MacWilliam. The Ladies' Aid Society met at the close of the W.M.S. meeting, with the president in charge. A let- ter was read from a family in Hol- land who had received a bale of clothing from the Society. The meet- ing closed with prayer by Mrs. Houghton. VA•RNA Varna School pupils won top honors at the Goderieh •Musk Pesti-. vat, capturing one of the Huron County shields in the chorus, sung on Tuesday night and second place in the chorus sung on Thursday night. Kenzieth Keys won first place in the solo eleven years and under, George Murray Beatty won second place for boys solo fourteen and under. Duet eleven and under. Ruth Clarke and Kenneth Keys. won sec- ond place. Much credit is due Mrs. 'Blossom Time, Is BeautyTime The first step towards beauty is a new permanent, wear your hair short...really short, and dressed close and snug to the head, or swirl it high into a updo full of feminine flat- tery. Your hair will be so much easier to manage if properly cut and shaped. You can rely on professional ser- vice at the HEATHER. BEAUTY SHOPPE HENSALL — PHONE 39 Ruth Chutor, Prop. Cold Waving, Machine, Machineless Permanents Bert Boyes their music teacher, also Mr. K. Kreitz, school teacher. • Mr, and Mrs. Webber recently of Exeter have moved to their new farm home west of the village, We. welcome Mr. and Mrs. 'Webber and family to our community Those from Varna who attended the Huron County Festival of Music at Goderieh, last week, and who were awarded prizes for vocal solo, first, Kenneth Keyes, second, George Beatty; vocal duet, Ruth Clarke and Kenneth Keyes, second, In the uni- son chorus the school came first, winning a shield. In the two part songs the school came second. Note: Varna chopping mill will, be operating 3 days a week, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday; and Wed- •nesday afternoon, commencing Tues day, May 14th, until further notice. The stores in Varna will observe the Wednesday half holiday until further notice, Mr. and. Mrs. David Sofer, who spent the past week with son Harold and Mrs. Sofer, returned to their hone,' Sunday, • Several from the community at- tended the Thompson—Aldwinkle wedding held in St. Paul's Church, Clinton,. Saturday. Since most of the centres of im- portance have adopted Daylight Say- ing Time, Varna, to avoid confusion decided to go Daylight Saving, so next Sunday the Church services will be one hour earlier. Mrs. Frank ,Brooks of •Sudbury accompanied by Miss Hazel Wisson and Miss Irma Schultz of Straf-- fordsville were Sunday guests of former's sister, Mrs. Soper. Mr, and Mrs. George Gibson and daughter Isabel, Oakville, visited at .the home of Mr. and Mrs. M, Elliott, Mrs. M. Reid, Mrs. E. Chutez', Mrs. M. Elliott and Miss E. E. Mossopat- tended the annual meeting of the Huron Diocesan board of the Woman's Auxiliary in St. Paul's Cathedral and Cronyn Hall, London , Wednesday, Mrs. Reid and Miss Mossop going as delegates. Mrs. Gemieithardt of Wyoming is' the guest of her brother Mn A. Gal- braith and Mrs. Galbraith, at the old homestead. Roy Elliott accompanied by his sister, Mrs. Frank Grieve and Mr. Grieve, Seaforth, are visiting their • sister, Mrs. 3. Ferguson and family, Sudbury, this week. Mr. James Stephenson was renew- ing acquaintances In Hensall Tuesday, Don't forget Aunt Tilly is coming to town Friday night, at 8 p,m. William H. Lobb Passes— One of the best known citizens of the district died early Sunday morn- ing in Clinton hospital in the person of William H, Lobb, in his 85th year. NIr. Lobb was active in municipal life in Goderieh Twp, all his life and for some years had served as reeve. At the time of Isis death he was a mem- ,. ...„, REG E IN T THEATRE ,Seaforth • Now Showing: Thu. Fri, Sat,, May 9.10.11 BARRY FITZGERALD LOUTS HAYWARD "Ands Then There Were None" A romantic drama with the taste of death Mon. Tue. Wed., May 13-1416 Robert Aida Joan Leslie "Rhapsody In Blue" The most glorious music ever written. - Due to length of Picture, first show at 7 p,m. Second show at 9.16 p.m. • Next Thu. Fri., Sat., May 16.17-18 Ring Crosby "DUFFY'S TAVERN" BettyHutton A musical drama stocked with popular entertainment Coming — "THIS LOVE OF OURS" ber of Clinton board of education. Born on Maitland con., Goderieh tp., Mt'•'and Mrs, Nelson Keyes have July 5, 1861, he spent spent his entire returned after visiting their son Mr. life in the township' except the last Ruskin G. Keyes,. Windsor. They were four years when he had retired to trocompanied home by their son. and Clinton. He was a member of the .'his • son Glen, Foresters and of the Methodist and later United church. He was a lifelong member of Holmesville Methodist, now United, church. FOR SALE Dahnation pup '9 ' months old, purebred, health certificate, vaccin- ated, beautifully marked. Twenty dollars. Apply to Mrs. L. J. Doig, Kippen, phone 4-93, Hensall central, FOR SALE • Briggs and Stratton air cooled gas motor, nearly new, %. horse, would drive lawn mower, reason, in- stalled hydro. Apply to W. J. Clark, Varna P.O., Ont, Phone 87 r 12. Hensall 5x & 3x Shingles Electric Fencers, Fence Wire, Cedar and Steel Fence Posts Gates Grass Seed, Seed Corn, Garden Seeds Fertilizer, Ceresan CO - OP FEEDS Chlckstarter Pigstarter Growmash Hog Grower Laymash Sow ration Hatchmash Dairy ration WESTERN GRAIN AND CHOP Finns Minerals & Tonics Reduced Iron, Rex Wheat Germ on Universal Milkers & Parts Seaforth Farmers Co-operative Phone 9 1 IT PAYS —in fuel and oil say- ings and increased- of ficiency to see us regu- larly for an ENGINE TUNE-UP Drive your car or truck In today. SEAFORTH MOTORS Chev, Oldsmobile SEAFORTH PHONE 141 E1 'dad' w AO This spring, hundreds of enthusiastic teen-agers will fake to the country -side. For pleasure—for profit—for national service, they'll go farming for the summer, Out in the sunny fields and orchards of Ontario, ambitious young folks can earn—not merely pocket money—hut a man's ;pay. They'll enjoy good com- panionship and totsof fun. They'll come back in the Fall radiant and happy,, DOMINION PROVINCIAL AGRICULTURE - Lend A Hand Your help is needed on all types of farms—nowt You can be accommodated in Inspected Farm Homes or in 'Y' Supervised Camps.* If you are a high school student, check with your teacher regarding the neces- sary permission 10 leave school early ... then fill in attached coupon! 58*,aummeq!ha Roborr Simpson Co. Ltd: will br(ng lo. CFSF Camp, a sones o} Farm Frolics — foalurtng name bands and anlerininon 1 Happy Cherry Pickeri 5o desperate is Europe's need for food ... and so urgent our farmers' need for labour that thousands of helpers are needed this spring. Attractive Community Camps are waiting. Work is guaranteed under skilled, pleasant supervision. Here's the opportunity far youth to pitch in and help a vita!, worthwhile cause. Teen-agers! Sign up for the Farm Service Force today. COMMITTEE ON FARM LABOUR. 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