The Seaforth News, 1947-03-20, Page 5THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1947 -"
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
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IVES'S Ruth JOytlt, Brantford, speni: 'we'ek attending the Red Cross
the 'week end al the home of her par- meetings.
HighSchool outs, Mr. and Mrs, 'Robs. Joynt, Mr. and Mir,. Charles Cunningham
Seaforth R [ 1gn Messrs, Joseph O'Reilly, Hamilton, are moving to Nlitchell where Mr,
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Cunningham is opening a shoe repair.
COMMENCEMENT & OPEN0 3e11 y, t 1
IN I-UGTi SCHOOL AUDITORIiJM.
Friday, March 28, 1947
AT 8 P.M.
PECIAL ATTRACTIONS
SEVERAL S
Admission: Adults 25e
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Seaforth Farmers
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WILL BE HELD IN
EGMONDVILLE UNITED
CHURCH BASEMENT
ON
MAR. 20
THURS.,
AT 8.30 P.M.
Everybody Welcome
R. S. 1VICKERCHER, Pres.
F. REYNOLDS, Sec.
Easter Sodality Dance
IN DUBLIN
MONDAY, APRIL 7
Dancing 10-1
CICNX Golden Prairie Cowboys
DANCE!
in. Cardno's Hall
SATURDAY, MARCH 22
Norm Carnegie and His Banc(
ADMISSION 50c
Francis O'Reillyand Miss M trgaret
1 1 Kitchener" stent the week
end at the home of their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert O'Reilly.
Mr. D. M: Beattie of Toronto le
spending it week with. his lather, Mr.
John Beattie.
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Wilson and
Carbl, Clinton, were week end visitors
at the home of her Cather, Mr, Ed-
ward Mole.
Miss Teresa Eckert:, London spent
Che week end at her home here.
Mr. Ron. McDonald, London, spent
the week end with Mrs, McDonald.
Mr. and. Mrs. Joseph Miller De-
troit, were week end guests at the
Arthur home of de. and Mrs. J. J. Cleary.
of Welland were guests of Mr. and Messrs. Teri Scott and Don Dale
g t ed to Toronto after spend=
Mrs. M. D. Clarke and attended the have re turn
wedding of her grand -niece, Miss ing a few clays at their Montes here.
Betty Clarke, Mrs, E. C. Boswell spent the week
Miss'Edna Eckert, R.N., London, Is end with relatives in Toronto,
Spending two weeks' vacation et the Mr. Clayton Dennis, who is a stud -
home of her parents, Mr. and NIi•s. ent at the Linemen's School in .Tor-
t 91. Eckert onto, spent the week end at lin (tome
Miss Luella Montgomery spent Sun- here,
clay with friends in Stratford. The many Seaforth friends 01 Miss
Mt'. and Mts. Stewart Geddes, Lon Dianne Qneent were pleased she was
don,- were wool: end visitors at the chosen Queen o1 the Fair at. London
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. this week, Dianne has 'often visited
Ernest Geddes, at the home of 1M% and Mrs, E. II..
Close in town.
Miss' Betty Bannon underwent a . Mt and Mrs. Warren May left Wed-.sndcesstul appendicitis operation in nesday: to spend six weeks at the tat-
Scott Memorial Hospital last week. ter's home at Newcastle, N.B.
Miss Helen Devereaux, Londot'i, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Van Mil leave
spent the week enol at the Home of 'nett week Por NewYorlt enroute for
her parents, ide. and Wire. Johna few weeks' visit at their homes at
Devereaux. Ymuiden, Holland.
Mr. and Mrs. William Neely and Ntr: and Mrs,. David Grieve end two
family, Stratford, spent the week enol sons, of Loudon, visited the formee's
el the home of NIT. and riIrs; George 'mother, Mrs. John Grieve. who recent.
Reeves. ly returned Bettie front the hospital
Mrs. Frank Grieve is a patient in following an operation.
Scottll t
Memorial Hospital following o owing to
Mrs. Margaret Carson of Toronto
appendix aryratiow spent. a few clays with her parents.
Miss Mary Grove, London, was r Rev. and Mrs, Ritonie, returning on
brweek end visitor at tbe home . her Wednesday.
Mother and sister-in-law, mi.. and Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Williams, Miss
Mrs. ErnestMrs. Crowe.Gi'ette Ross, Mayor M. A. Heid and
Mtt and k Depend and Marvin Miss Alice Reid'are in Termite this
spout the week end in Hamilton.
ivle. and Mrs, Thompson Scott. I.le-
troit, wore guests over the week end
al the house of the former's mother,
Mr's. T. G. Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Aldington. Varna.
visited Sunday with Mr, and Mrs.
Thomas Aldington.
Miss Lois Whitney. \'ingltam, spent
the week end at the dome of her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Whitney.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eaton Wert'
in Gerrie attending the funeral of
Mrs. Eaton's lather. the late Aron.°
Snarling.
ORDER NOW FOR SPRING
A carload of the famous Doverwhite Cedargrain. Shingles
has just arrived
CEMENT in good supply.
OAK FLOORING in stock. Insulation, the best. Built in cup-
boards, farm gates, stairs, steps, sash, doors or what have
you. -- Excellent workmanship with the best of materials
by an experienced staff.
Brooder Coal on hand, Briquettes, Stove & Nut Anthracite, Stoker,
Buckwheat, Nut and Stove Coke, Nut Alberta, and the
famous Rosedale Alberta Lump in stock
Seaforth Supply & Fuel
"Where the best costs no more"
Hutchinson Bros. Laundry
HAMILTON ST., GODERICH
Modern Up-to-date Laundry Service
1, THRIFT WASH: 8c per lb. Flatwork ironed. Shirts
finished 10c. Finishing charges on dresses and wearing
apparel additional.
DRY WASH: 7c per lb. (Nothing ironed.)
PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE
Pick up at residences each Thursday and deliver
following Thursday •
-LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE
John Pullman (Barber Shop)
Dave and Ed Hutchinson, Proprietors
(Both Veterans)
ANNOUNCING
THE OPENING OF YOUR NEW
Wall Paper and Paint Shop
Come in and choose from our fine selections of
SUN - TESTED WALLPAPERS
Designs for every room in your home
A complete stock of Paint will be available.
Free estimates on work
HAROLD FINLAY
Phone 145 Main St., Seaforth
WANTED ! Dead or Alive
DEAD, OLD OR DISABLED
Horses, Cattle, Calves, Sheep and Hogs
PROMPT COLLECTION -"WE DO THE LOADING
DARLING & CO. OF
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Phone COLLECT Seaforth, 16; Exeter, 235; Walkerton, 135-M1
BORN
SAVAUGE —At Scott Memorial Hos-
pital on Sat., March 15th, to Mr. anti
Mrs. Ronald M, Savatige, (Patricia
Louise Bechely). the gift of a sort,
MURRAY—Al Scott Memorial Hospi-
tal on March 1Gth, to Mr. and Mrs.
Vincent Murray, 11115 Sealorth e
daughter.
ROTHAM—In Scott Memorial `hospi-
tal on Sunday, Mar. 16t.h, to Mr.
and Mrs. John L. Hotham, a SOIL
(John William Bernard).
HURRAY—AC Scott Nemoi
ial fos
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on Mauch lith, to Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Murray, Seaforth, a son.
NICHOLSON—In Stratford Geit-
eral Hospital, on March 18th, to
Mr. and Mrs,- John Nicholson,
West Monkton, a daughter.
BLAKE
Mr. and NM.rs. Roy McBride recently
attended.a funeral of the lattet's, aunt
in Kincardine, They were altio visited
by iter brother James, of Amberley.
Miss Mildred Westlake visited (ter,
parents during the week end In Code.
'
ick Township.
Mrs, Robert Baker has postponed
her sale until March 28th, when the
roads should be open in the district.
Mr. Napoleon Ducharine and ,fuleen
and Ronald of London, called on Mr.
and: hies. Leon Jeffrey.
Mrs. Sam Hey has been in Goderich
spending a few days with Mgr. and
Mrs. James Burdge,
The many friends of (hiss Emma
Martin are pleased to know she is
able to be going about again, after
her ean'lo»e illness a few weeks ago.
Mr. and Mrs, Will ••Desch and dhiu-
ghter are busy preparing to move to
the f1U'nt they recently purchased on
the Goshen Line north.
STANLEY
Its'. and Mrs. Iir Beswetherick of
Guelph spent the past tht'ee ineeks
with their (laugh tor; Mts. Thomas
Scotchnter, have returned home.
The Bronson Line Unit of the Red
Cross met for their final meeting on
Thursday, March 131)1, at the bottle o%
Mrs. Bert Dung Jr.
VARNA
All being well, there will )w service,
in St.. John's Anglican Church Sun-
day morning at 11 g.113. l'he newly
appointed .rector Rev. Ilr.,lYlorgan,
will he to charge and we trust roars
conditions will be favorable.
Mr. ,lack Ke
rr. who yeas a resirietit
of the village dating tht sanuuwr
u,
c Ali and fam-
ily
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months, has mo
to London, where Mt. Kerr has
secured a military position.
Mr. Albert Korner of Varna, and
Mr. Glenn Slavin. of lappet, owing Ir;
poor visibility, met Meati on, on Ih,.
Id111 Road, last week. Fo•Rmatety no
one was seriously hart save a shaking
up. The little clucks will speak fol`
themselves in the tear ,,f Mr. Slavin's
car. Both the cars were somewhat
damaged.
The many friends of Mrs. Frank
Grieve, Seaforth, (Lillian Elliott of
Varna) were surprised to learn of her
being rushed to the hospital of early
hour Sunday morning when she was
operated on for acute appendicitis,
Later reports were that she was doing
as well as can be expected.
BAYFIELD
Mr. Geo, Bell and Wilfred Castle
left on Monday for Goderich where
they commenced work tilting out on
the freighter Ontodock, and Mr,
MacLeod and Chas. Guest left on
Sunday for Sarnia to sail in an Im-
perial oil tanker.
Mr. and Mrs, 'Wm. Jowett return
ed to their home in the village on
Saturday, having spent the winter
months in Kitchener. Mrs. LeRoy
Poth of Kitchener spent the week-
end with hey parents, Mr, and Mrs,
W. Jowett,
Mr, Geo. Weston returned to Bay,.
field on Monday after an extended
visit with his son in Detroit.
(Rev. and Mrs. LaVerne Morgan
and small daughter Karen arrived in
Hayfield last week fro'lii Brantford,
Mr. Morgan hasbeen elected rector
of: the parishes of Hayfield, Varna,
and Middleton.
Mrs. Wm. Cameron of Seaforth is
with her mother, Mrs.. II, Talbot,
who is seriously ill.
IM'Irs. Ellen Howard was called to
Detroit owing to the illness and
death of her son, Mr. Cecil Howard.
Mr. and 1Vlrs. Wm. Ferguson re-
turned to their home last week after
a three months visit with their sons
Jack and Charlie in Sudbury.
The ice is still on the lake ss far
as the eye can see but the fishermen
are all ready to launch their boats
and start as soon as weather condi-
tions permit.
HENSALL
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Case left on
Monday on an extended holiday . to
Vi1)!oiut, B.C., Portland. Oregon and.
Seattle, Wash.
Miss Jennie Jolly of the stuff of
the Bank of Montreal left on Sunday
on a six week's vacation to western
Canada,
Miss Beatrice Cooper of Kippen was
the week end guest of Miss Morgue
rite McDonald.
-The Ladies' Aid of Carmel Presby-
terian Church held a most successful
sale of (tome -Booking and St. Patrick's
tea in the schoolroom of the church
on Saturday.
Mr, and Mrs. Roy 11TacLaren and
Donald visited recently with Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Makin at Thomas Road.
Mr. Robert Simpson returned home
after spending the past three weeks
its Toren o.
Mr. and Airs. Lorne McNaughton
visited over tlw week end with their
tlauald et s. Misses Helen and Mae Me -
Naughton. in Toronto.
POINT THE WAN TO LASTING PEACE
• With over 30,000 branches and over
900,900 members, The Canadian Junior Red
Cross is pointing the way to lasting peace.
As a part of the world-wide organization
with 25,000,000 members, Canadian Red
Cross Juniors foster international friendli-
ness and understanding on a broad scale, by
corresponding with Junior Red Cross groups.
in other lands. This is but one of several ways
in which the Red Cross works for and
through Canadian children.
The Canadian Junior Red Cross peace -
tune program includes: the practice of
health; relief of child victims of war; work
for veterans in hospitals; and service to
handicapped children.
Furthermore, the Red Cross trains thous-
ands yearly in Hoene Nursing - teaches
water safety and first aid — saving thousands
of - lives with thousands of ounces of
prevention.
Canada needs the Red Cross! And the
Red Cross needs your financial support-
every last dollar you can. spare. Every penny
will be put to work doing what you would :
do if you could. Let your conscience be your
guide — give from the heart — generously.
TOWN OF SEAFORTH