HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1947-05-01, Page 4THE SEAFOR,TH NEWS
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Snowdon Bros., Polishers
St. Marys, at the home of their aunt
Miss Mary Smillie,
Miss Alda Williamson, Wingham,
WALTON} at the home of her parents,. Mr, and
I Mrs. Thomas Williamson..
IP and a M G E. Pollard and
The Huron Presbytery Young
Peoples' Union met in Walton Unit-
ed Church on Wednesday, April 30
with Mr. D. Lawless, president, in
the chair. The Walton Young Peo-.
pies' .Union 'conducted the opening`
worship service.
Beginning Sunday, May 4, Sunday
School will be held " at 10:30 and
church at 11:30 Daylight Saving
Time.
Mr. Joseph and Miss Ida Taylor,
, ,
children at Owen Sound,
ELIMVILLE
Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Hanna of
Seaforth spent last Tuesday with
Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Bell.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ford of Eden
visited last Tuesday with Mr. and
Mrs. Melville Skinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell .King of
Crediton visited on Sunday with the
•
latter's parents Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Cooper.
Messrs. Murray and Laurie Ste -
BUILDING phens from London spent the week-
end with their parents Mr. and Mrs.
SUPPLIES I
Charles Stephens.
Mr. and: Mrs. Eric Garscadden of
Exeter visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Garnet Miners.
D'Iiss Florence Bell
R.N. of
Lon-
don spent the weekend with her par-
ents Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Bell.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Finlobeiner
of Shipka spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. 1,Jelson Coultis.
Mr. Samuel Miller and family of
Dashwood spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Thos Bell.
Mr. and Mrs. Maynard, Margison
are difficult to obtain
'HOWEVER WE HAVE IN STOCK
Asphalt Shingles in various
blends.
Insulation by the bag or car-
ton. Oak flooring 13/16" thick
Plywood ", %", ?!t" birch and Bobby of London and Mrs, Ed;.
and cedar. Johns - Manville Johns of Exeter spent Sunday with
Durabestos Shingles. Beaver Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Johns.Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Board. Philip Mureh were Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Bratby and Isobelle, Mr.
and Mrs, Harry Murch, Donna anti
Latrine from London.
Mr, and Mrs. Maynard, Margison
and Bobby visited Saturday with Mr,
and Mrs. Delmer Skinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Coultis. Miss
Joan Hamilton and Mr. Jack Dougall
of Orillia spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Coultis.
We welcome Mr. and Mr's. Fred
Mordens and family to our commun-
ity. They lived in Toronto before
moving here.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Brock attend-
ed the funeral of the late Mr. Wm.
Oke of Seaforth on Sunday.
Miss Edith Sparling returned Mis-
sionary from China gave a very in-
teresting talk on Sunday, at the
morning service which was enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. Melville Skinner
have got settled in their new home,
the residence of the late Jno. Corn-
ish. We welcome them to our com-
munity.
BRUCEFIELD
Door Frames, B.C. Fir (bone
dry).
Spruce dressed 4 sides.
B.C. Fir timbers 4x4 and Sx8
excellent quality.
White Ash planks well dried.
Cedar Posts..
All types of millwork done by
excellent workmen.
Seahh Supply &
Fuel
-Where The Best Costs_ No More"
Mr. anti Mrs. D. 'Warta, of Clinton,
spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs,
0. Swan.
Mr. and Mrs. R. McKenzie, Detroit,
and Mr. and Mrs. Austin Zapfe.. 'and
Wayne, of Loudon, spentthe week
end with relatives in the village.
Mrs. Dr. Moir of Hensall` spent the
weekend with Mrs. Jas. Moodie.
Rev. G. F. N. Atkinson of Wards -
villa visited friends here over the
week end, anis took part in the dedica-
tion service of the new organ on Sun-
day morning,
Misses Ina Gild Ellen Scott of Lon-
don spent .the week end with their
brothers Ross 0.1u1, Rill.
Mrs. Ross Scott, Mrs. Alice Rani
and Miss M. Swan spent a few days
last week in Toronto, Wesley Ham,
who has been attending university in
'i'oron:o returned hone with thein,
Toronto,
Mrs, Clara Dutot spent a few days
in London.
The members of Mrs, H. Zapfe's
family entertained at a birthday pat-
ty for their mother on Saturday even-
ing at the twine of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Armstrong.
The Y.P.U. are hoiding their anniv-
ersary On Smlday next, May 4. Rev.
Mr, Rogers of Dungannon' will be the
guest speaker, special music by the
I.P.U. choir. Soloist Marie Gliddon.l
lvlusic in the evening by the male)
choir under the leadership of Rev.
Stanway. O11 Monday evening. May 5,
the Ontario Street United Y.P.U. will
present their play Sunbonnett Jane of
Sycamore Lane, in the basement of
the church under the Y.P.U. auspices.
Mrs. Joseph Fitzpatrick and Kenny
spent the week end with her mother
at Kingsbridge.
Mrs. E. Stanway, Mrs, T. Baird,
Mrs. B. Scott, Mrs. C. Haugh, Mrs.
H. Aiken11eacl, Mrs. A. McQueen
and Miss Marks attended the Huron
Presbyterial in Main St Church, Ex-
eter. The guest speaker, Miss Harri-
son of China, visited Rev. and Mrs:
Stanway at the manse here. '
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Haugh gave
a birthday party last Friday evening
in honor of the for'mer's father, Mr.
C. Haugh, when about sixty guests
were pi'eaent, including guests from
Dashwood. London, Stratford, Pres -
THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1947
ton and Guelph. The evening was
spent in games' and music. Mr, Hen-
ry Krueger, of Dashwood, whose
birthday is the same day,' was pres-
ent,- These two men. while boys,
ived in the same neighborhood)
oil the 14tH concession of Hay. An
address was read by Mr. L. A. Birk
of Guelph and presentation by _Mr.'
Wm. Haugh of Dashwood. An. excel-
lent lunch was served with two
birthday cakes filled with candles.'
Mrs. A. Ham, Miss M. Swan and I
Mrs. R. Scott spent a few days in'
Toronto last week. Mr, W. Ham who �
attended 'Ajax college returned: with
them.
Mr. and Mrs. R. McKenzie of De-,
troit and Ml'. and Mrs. A. Zapfe' and
son of , London visited with their l
another Mrs. H. Zapfe over the
weekend. '
A new Hammond .organ was in -
stained in the church here last week.
Dedication service was held at the
morning service, Rev. G. Atkinson,
a former pastor, assisted in the tied',
cation service. Rev. G. Atkinson
his old
spent a few days calling on rs
friends.
Miss Ina and Miss Ellen Scott
visited with their brothers and fami-
lies here during the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Keyes of Varna,
Mr. and Mrs, M. Keyes and daugh-
ter of Favorable Lake and Mr. and
Mrs. J. McNaughton and daughter
were guests at the hone of Mr. and
Mrs. W. Haugh on Sunday.
FOR ONTARIO WINNERS
96 Regional Cash Prizes
5 Provincial Cash Prizes
4 Inter -Provincial Cash. Prizes
Any bona fide farmer may enter, who
agrees to plant at (east 5 acres of one of
these approved varieties:— Montcalm,
0. A. C. 21 or Mensury (Ottawa 60).
ENTRIES CLOSE JUNE ist /k'e " ebb
For full details and entry forms see your Agricultural
Representative, or write the Provincial Chairman, National
Barley Contest Committee, cfo The Crops, Seeds & Weeds
Branch, Department of Agriculture, Toronto.
vsto 13°4
Vox
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4 OUT OF 5 WOMEN WHO WIN,
'PRIZES FOR HOME;. BAKING �� y
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T THEATRE
Seaforth
NOW PLAYING
"THE KID FROM BROOKLYN"
Patrons will laugh themselves slily at the antics of 1:C,
,.+ eroiected Into the .prize fight .racket,
THURS. DRI. SAT...
with "DANNY KAYE"
ye' as a Brooklyn Milkman, MO
In -Technicolor - THREE LITTLE GIRLS IN BLUE MON. TUES. WED.
with lune Haver - George, Montgomery' and. Vivian Blaine
A gay, technieolor'ed,nutstcal delight, frothy, funny and fictional: The
music! there is'iuuch of it and it is all good.
I.
SAT, "LADY LUCK"
with' R
NDXT,THU t. IF Obert Young - Barbara Hale Frank Morgan
A' well -acted romantic.conedy which is rated as good entertainment'
for everyone — loaded with amusement and fun.
COMING: "THE RAZOR'S EDGE"
Tyrone Power and Gene Tierney, 1st show begins et 7 P.M.
VARNA
Mr. and Mrs. A. Austin and family'
Of Londesboro visited the Austin
home Sunday. Mrs. Schell hes return-
ed to her home in Detroit alter spend-
ing several days with her mother Mrs.
Austin, who is not very well and has
gone to Seaforth for a change. It will
be a change for her, and we hope she
may improve.
Mrs. Beatty, Miss Mosso)) and Itir.
Stephenson are all recovering from
an attack of flu.
Tlie death occurred of Margaret
Jane Foster, in her Stith year. She
was a lifelong member of St, Johns
Anglican Church, also a valued mem-
her and vice president of the W.A.,
which she had entertained for Years
on the 24th of May, full of hospitality
and every member looked forward to
enjoying 24th with Mrs. Diehl, and
1946 was her last meeting. The
church, the W.A. and the community
will Miss her very much on account
of her neighborly, kind and obliging
disposition. She was the Iast of her
family. She is survived by one cleugh-
ter Erma (Mrs. Durham) of Hullett:
one son' Carl a home. who has the
sympathy of the community, and two
grandchildren, George and Margaret
Durham of Hullett. A daughter Fanny
passed away 6 years ago, and her hus-
band, Mr. Diehl, passed away a year
ago last September. The funeral was
held from her late residence Tuesday.
Rev. F. H. Paull, of Listowel, a form-
er rector, assisted by Rev, L. Diehl,
of Thamesviile, cousin of the deceas-
e.(. also Rev. Mr, Morgan present. rec-
tor. Bearers were Adam and Fenwick
Stewart. E. Clutter, G. H. Beatty. M.
Elliott. Wilmer Reid. Interment took
place in Baird's cemetery,
KIPPEN
Mr. Howard Clark of Winona is
spending a couple of weeks with his
many friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. Damm of the village spent a
pleasant visit with friends in Walk-
erton recently.
Mrs; McClymont of the village
was taken to London Hospital re-
cently for treatment and all hope
sire may soon be restored to her
usual health.
HENSALL
The Play entitled "Second -Storey 1
Peggy" which was presented in the
Town hall, Hensall, Thursday and
Frday evening under the auspices
of Carmel Presbyterian Young Peo-
ple was largely attended
A large number attended the
meeting held in Carmel Presbyterian,
Clmrch school -room on Tuesday!
evening under the Ladies' Aid when
Mrs. Lorraine Ballantyne of Toron-1
to was the guest speaker in the sub-'
jest "Handicraft". The President,
Mrs. Roy MacLaren presided
Mrs. Wm. Venner is confined to
her room with an attack of 'pneu-
monia.
Miss Barbara Michie visited with
'relatives and friends in London over
the weekend.
Mr. A. Pearson of Toronto visit-
ed with friends here over the week-
end.
Special meeting of the Village
Council a tax -rate of 5 mills taxable
was struck, the same being the sante
rate as last year when Provision was
made by the council for test drill-
ing. The rate struck was as follows:'
Village 16.2 mills; County 6.5;
High School 3.0; Public School 8.2;
Park 1; Library 1.1: total 35 mills
taxable and at a later meeting held
with the drillers in the Council
Chamber after testing the third well
located at the corner of Roy Bell's
property with the fire engine at the
rate of 135 gallons per minute for
104 his, it was decided to install a
12 inch pipe and again tested it
feeling sure sufficient water will be
secured and a sample sent to the
Dept. of Health for a test as to pur-
ity and softness,
.1fiss Jennie• Jolly returned home
after spending .the past .six weeks.
visiting relatives and friends in Wes-
tern Canada.
Dr. MacLean and Mrs. MacLean
of Toronto have purchased the prac-
tise and residence of Dr. D. G. Steer
and intend moving here early in.
May.
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,.TED
Laborers Wanted
Apply to
Looby Looby Construction
OFFICE opposite Bank of Commerce
DUBLIN
DANCE/
in Cardno's Hall
. Saturday, May 3rd
Norm Carnegie and His Band
ADMISSION 60c
COURTEOUS
You TRAY never meet her
but you do know her corr.
teoue, friendly "Number
Please" and polite "Thank
You".
Though switchboards are
busier than ever with the
many new telephones, hers
is still "The Voice with a
Smile".
Vlore switchboards are
being added, more operators
trained so that you may
continue to have the beet
telephone service at the
lowest coat.
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COMPANY OF CANADA
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