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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1947-10-16, Page 5THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1947 asee.mn ' Gran Concert BRUCEFIELD UNITED CHURCH MONDAY EVENING, OCT. 20 at S o'clock By MR. MLGPD of London Regularly heard over Radio Station C'FPi . who will dentanstrate rite qualities cif the Hamnconcl Organ Assisted by 1IR. GAYLE GORDON. noted London violinist. Above concertammond providedby and otheramusical instruments lintznin & Co.. Agents for Northe''n DON'T MISS THIS TREAT Admission' 35e. Children lac uuau„ n, ,o,ue,iusu,„on un,,, 111.1111111' SECOND EUCHRE DANCE IN .CARDNO'S HALL Wednesday, Oct. 22 Euchre commences 8.30. Lunch served Admission 50e. Dance only 25c Auspices Seaforth Women's Institute Mr. and Mrs. Del Iirauel and claugii, ter, Brantford. spent Thanksgiving at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dale. Girls' Softball Club DANCE! IN DUBLIN MONDAY, OCT. 20 ROSS PEARCE AND HIS MELODY MASTERS It111111111111111111111111M1111111100iiiii MI11111111111nn„aunna Mr, George' MacDonald, Stratford, spent Thanksgiving with his daughter Mrs. Ralph McFadden, and 9Ir. Mc- Fadden. 313 ON IIAND---1 (gar of Hemlock xti, 2x8. 2x1 t) 1 car of ('lar- 2"X1'• 10 12". and '.i" Lengths S' to 22' SPRUCE -in 1 and 2 -inch. all widths and lengths: ails: a ear of tongue and groove spruce 5, d. 7 and S -hl wide. 1 11t -In various widths, length and thicknesses. PEELED CEDAR POSTS -----Straight and in good sizes, CEDAR GRAIN SHINGLES--D0eer \\'Ilio? and Grey: Famous Johns -Manville Siding. INSI'I. BRICK SIDING cC ROLL BRICK SIDING iN;I'LATION---Loose or by the carton. 13•11i Oak Flooring lir PLYWOOD--- I;;, 31.G, i.i and Tt-l-inch, various; sizes. Beaverboard and Flexboard Hardwall Plaster Roll Roofing Sashes and Doors Seger& Supply & Fuel Ltd., "Where the Best Cost, No More" PHONE 47 SEAFORTH THE SEAFORTH NEWS rs " • ' Jerrott. Toronto spent • 1 Mr. and Mrs. Warren Anent and the holiday with her .mother 1lits. I. family, Detroit, were week -end visitors Jarrott. 11r. nerd .lies. Daviel J. Grieve and ut te' hhome of his parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Dining, Loudon, family were week -end guests with Mrs Wet. Anent. spent the week end with the letter's his mother, Mrs. John Grieve. Mrs, J. H, Beat and daughter liar- parents, M and 141ts, W. Alexander. Mr. and Mrs. Keith. Dale' and hare, Toronto, were week -end .guests Mr;. J. ( Sim ser, Toronto, i, spend- - Linda Marnie, of Burlington, were al the home of Mr's, J. C. Greig. ing a few days with her niece and guests of the former's parents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. R. Lovett and nephew 1111 and Mrs. A. (Mel tetter. and Mrs. Ol'vi11e Dale, over the family, Mount Carmel, spent Thanks. Dr. James ,Jarrytt New \'e, k sperm weekend..parents, Mr. and 1 1 lhen Mrs. I TOWNTOPICS TOPIC Mr. and enc i M 1 M Haney \it., run giving day with thein' the weal end with i lno 1111,•. and Mrs. Andrew McLachlan Mrs. J. E. Jonte, George Si. i Jurrutt. of Cromarty and Mr. and Mr's. Jack11 r. John Juries of Loudon:. spent Please 110110, that. the bazuiir & Allington of Varna were guests Lilo week' end and Thairksgiving daS' Lorne cooking 01410 date will be Sat„ with 341i'. and Mrs. Thos. Aldington. with anis parents, Mr.and Mrs. J. E. NPV;151,11. under '8nspu'@s al' the \4 0- Mr, Clifford C. Trott, London, his George so , man's Auxiliary. was a weekend guest at the home of . Mtss, Joanne McMillan was in Sar- Miir. and Mrs. Clarence Trott. ilia for the week end, Mr. J. 13. Shaw of Jeannette's Olr. and Mrs. Homer Mellen and Creek spent the Thanksgiving boli- fancily spend the hohd ty week end day with his mother Mrs, Pearl With Mr. and Mrs, Win. Hart. Shaw. I Mies Rita -Duncan, Windsor, spent Mrs. Wm. Hogg of Preston spent the week end with her parents. Mr. a few days here last week. and Mrs. W. J, Duncan. 111r. and Mrs. Moxley of Dorehest- i Mi' and Mrs. Wm. Faulkner and er, were callers at the home of Mrs. daughter Patricia. Galt, spent. Thanks - Keine, last week. giving with, Mies Lillian Faulkner, Mrs. Alex Stirling and grandson, ,Miss Betty Matthews, Kitchener, R{maid Powell attended the fiftieth Maid the week end with her parents Mr. mid Mrs. J. Matthews. Mrs. Charles Workman, Leaming- ton, spent Thanksgiving with friends of Mrs. Stirling. in town. Mrs. C. Dlllane and sons John and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Johns of Toronto Edward, Hamilton, were holiday visit- silent the holiday week enol at the ors at the home of her parents, Mr. home of Mas. J. L. Smith. and Mrs. Thomas Johnstone. Miss Juno Gilding and Miss Joan Messrs. William and John Har- Hunter of Toronto spent the holiday graves, Toronto, were Thanksgiving week end with Mrs. .1. L. Smith. visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Miss itnth Joynt, Toronto, spent tate Edwin Chesney, holiday weep end with her parents, Mr. and .lire. Alvin Farquharson Mr. and lies. Hobert Joynt. and family, Niagara Falls, spent the Mrs. W. Kilrrkhainnier and Miss gtolrira. Calif.. who have 130011 visiting week end at the home of his parents. Nervy Desborough have returned to Roy and Mrs. Bennett and fancily and Mr. and Mrs. P. Farquharson. Detroit atter spending a week with 'othi'r relatives in ffrus.•els, lei) fin,. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Barrett and four- Mr. and Mrs.- C. P. Sills. home on 'Tuesday o1' this we, -k. ily. Hamilton. spent. Thanksgiving Mr. C. Shultz and Mr, Wm Austin at. the Rorie cif her parents. lir. and spent the week end 111 Flint. Mrs. L. Eberhart. 341r. and Mrs. F. Geddes and Mary Mr. and airs. Nelson Keyes return- ,spent. Thanksgiving in London with ed from Windsor after er ieiug their 1Tr anti Mrs. Stewart Geddes. =a 11 ( I Keyes. incl Mr. Keyes. 1 • Mr. and arts Sratl. Connie Milian. 341', ,T, Srlaea• spent a few days Miss Ma rga re t Driver. Heg•N., I:itclt- -We(lding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. George Fulford of Godertch On Sat- urday. Mrs. Fulford is a sister -below • ' WALTON Mr. and MIs. 'four Watson. Lnpd',m. MIs. 0. Byrnes and 5011 Ross. of De- troit, Miss Lois Whitney of Seaforth. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. 1'. 1301111e0 iver Thanksgiving week end. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Boydell and soli Torn of Toronto visited :411. anti Mrs. Roy Bennett over the week earl. Master Rae and Miss Elaine Kern- ashen ern-ar •than of Brussels spent weak and with their grandparents. ;411'. and sirs. Lloyd Porter. Miss Amy Love, Toronto, with her 'nattier at home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Broadfoot. Miss Bernice Hackwell, Stratford General Hospital, with her father, Ma. Joe Ilaekwell. Mrs, Beryl Long of Lineriel Sask.. was a recent visitor with her sister- in-law, Mrs. Roy Bennett. Mrs. Dave Tait, Mesta. Sask., spent a few days with Mrs. R. Bennett. Mr. and Mrs, Garf. Long, of Santa hast week at the )conte of her dtngli- ter and son-in-law, Sir, and Mrs. Denelas Knowles, Aylmer. Mr. and Mrs Claire Haney and '1.1;gbie'r. of n:. Calhe.r11ee.S, were Thanksgiving li tnl•S• at the home: of 1h. and MN. W. J. Finnigan and Autumn 1,' hid! .\UFPICES OF TIIE NURSES OF SCOTT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL TIME - Friday, Nov. Tth, 10P341.to2A.M, PLACE- Cardno's Hall, Seaforth lli."SIC-Skyliners Band DRESS OPTIONAL ADMISSION 2.00 PER COUPLE Whatever the weather, whatever your wor- i11 ` ries, you'll feel happier, more secure, if you i� have a nice little nest -egg of Canada Sav- ings Bonds tucked away. If you need money quickly they can be cashed at any time at their full face value plus interest. You can buy up to $1,000 in any one name (but no more) in the same convenient ways ' for cash or on easy instalments. Take advantage of this. fine opportunity without delay. Buy Canada Sav- ings Bonds today! ON SALE OCTOBER 14th at banks and through investment dealers, or through your Company's, Payroll Savings Plan. SECOND SERIES eesereessetstottialinalifti The; Ladies of St. George's Church held .their monthly Guild meeting at the hone of Mrs. MrTag- gart on paesided. The meeting t opentd byhe the singing' of hymn "What a 0 -tend we have in Jesus." Mrs. Kerr read the scripture 134th psalm) and Rev. Kerr lead in prayer, The sack con- test came to an end and the judges 1Mrs. Cummings and Mias Gordon) awarded the prize to Mrs. Brown. The prize donated by Mrs. H. Hum- phries. Plans for our annual bazaar were discussed. The bazaar to be held in Nov. Meeting was closed by prayer followed by a W.A, meeting- uuuua1111111111011.111,1111111111111M111“1131111111111 l ' EUCHRE AND Dance! St. Colutnban FRIDAY, OCT. 24 ADMISSION 50e, LUNCH Special prize fir Longest Mar- ried; also for the Most Recent- ly c °nt-ly Married. and other Prizes. 11111111110111101111.11111111111111111/11110.1.112,1611 llnen lllllll Bing 7 & Dance IN DUBLIN PARISH HALL FRIDAY, OCT. 17 (300D PRIZES ss, strwriess easel Miss Terry Mclver. 1'elrolia. speedt the week cud lediday at t1.ae home of Mi'. and Mrs. P. -tete Meister. 1Ir. and Mrs. Coffin have just return. ed from an extended trip t:> Maritimes 11r. mut MIr•:s. Kenneth 2JacLeon. To- ronto. spew..Tltanksgiving at 1.h'..ir horn. h'a'a•. mr. and mrs.'stewart endmon, and ramliy. 50. C tlherines Spent Thanks- giving at the home of the latter's par- ent. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Otte. MIt and Mrs. I L lox spent tie=. Thanksgiving week end in .dew York. Miss Ethel \11 Kay Toronto. pe ur the week end with her sister, Mr. ani Mrs. Harvey Mason. Miss Hilda Kennedy, London, spent Thanksgiving with her mother, Mrs. 12. Kennedy., Mr. and Mrs. A. Eckert and daugh- ter, London, Mr. and Mrs. J. Eckert and baby, Ridge#town, and Miss Ter- esa Eckert. London, spent. the lralid1y weep end at 100 home of Mr. and Mrs. John Eckert. - Dr. and Mrs. Friel Stewart spent Thanksgiving with the form er's another, .Mrs. Charles Stewart. 11r. 13. C. Rising returned Moine Tuesday after spending 110' holiday week end in Toronto with his dough. ter Mrs. N. E. Norris. ' Mr. Eddie Box spent Thanksgiving week end in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Francies Devereaux. Port Hope, M'. Edward Devereaux and Miss Alice Devereaux, Toronto. spent the holiday week .end at the home of their Mother Mrs. Margaret Devereaux, Mr. and Mac. D, L. Hoover and t.uu- ily, Windsor, and Mr. Ken Keating, Toronto, spent Thanksgiving with ;Sir. and Mrs. 1:. Beating. Miss Betty Banton, 'Windsor. spent the weep end with her mother. Misses Harriett and Wiunifred Rns- srl1. Toronto. spent the week end with their mother, Mitt. J. 13, Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rollins and sols Hilly spent. Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. \\'. J. Finnigan. Hiss Ruth Shine'', Toronto, spent. the holiday week cud with her -par- ents Mr. and Mrs. S. Sitinen. Miss O. Hoare spent the 'week end in Toronto. Miss Mary Ryan, London, spent the week encs at her home here. Mr. Thomas Muff, Toronto, .spent Thanksgiving here, Miss Jean Turner, Toronto, spent the holiday week end here. Miss. Margaret Grieve, Termito. *:pent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mas. Frank Grieve, Misses Geraldine and 0011(1hy Eek - eft, Chatham spent the week cud with their nlother. Mrs. I. Eekert. Mr. Win. Bell, of Toronto. shim! Thanksgiving with itis• sister Miss Mary Bell, 1A•. and Mrs. \\-m. Neely and family, Stratford, spent tate- week end with the latter's parents. 11ra and SIrw. George Rei vas, Mrs, D. K. Cunningham end daugh- ter, Brussels,. firs. Roy Bennett and Mrs. Win. Lone Walton: Mr's. las. McLaughlin, London, 11r, and Mrs. Jas. Livermore, Clinton, Miss Mira Wheatley, Clinton. Mrs. Jas. Lung. oi Saskatchewan. and Ur. an 1 Iles. Garr Long, Santa Monica, Cid-IL'(101.1' Thanksgiving guests at the honie of Mrs. W. T. Woods. BORN MOORR-Mr. anvil airs. Cecil L. Moore 't Masii,c Lawrence) proudly announce the birth of their daueehter Francis blaairu'.. is Bentley. (>etaber l:. 111t7, at Chipman Memorial hospital, 3t. Stephen. .1110i(ELL -At Seat' Memorial Hospital, .)11 Ort. 5111, In M,'. and tilt's, Witham Camp- bell, 5eal'orth, a son, Pra 1-11CB--At Scott. Memorial Hospital. nn Oct, . ISth, to Mr, and Mrs, Harold Pethlck, Seaford', a dnntrhter. KIPPEN St. Andrew's United Church Here will celebrate it's 30th anniversary on Sunday next, Oct. 1910, of 11 a.m. and 7,:10 p.m. The guest speakers at the morning service will be Rev. Wool trey of Clinton and in the evening Rev, 11, 12. Conner of king St. United Church, London, firmer pastor at Kipped. Special uivale will be furnish- ed by the choir as:Acted by members of Hillsgreen choir. The guest soloist will be Miss Dorothy ('huddler. Park- hill, formerly of Kippen. Miss Isabel Alexander of Toronto spent the holiday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs, W. Alexander. NOT jiist a Tiny Midget but A BIG, HANDSOME dill/4, a,V �P ''4,?>a=�e 5-WESensegtied BIG in Performance! BIG in Size! Small Only in Price iretillf MADE IN CANADA Slightly higher in Ivory ONLY You Get ALL of These Latest Features • 5 tubes • Perfected Superheterodyne Circuit • Beam Power output - Improved tone, undistorted output • Nigh Fidelity Audio System for Tonal Clarity a Automatic Volume Control • AC -DC operation • Exclusive Aerosoope (Needs no outside aerial or ground) a 5" Alnico Dynamic Speaker (acoustically matched to cabinet) • Illuminated. ea;y-to-read Dial for Sharp Tuning • Modern, Mahogany Plastic Co�.,inet Box Furniture Store PHONE 43, SEAFORTH One way to make the coming months a source of Iater profit is to winterteed good cattle. This bank is interested in helping progressive farmers on the road to success. If you need money for winter feeding or to improve your breeding stock come in and talk over your plans on your next trip to -town. Applications for loans in connection with any worthwhile farm expenditures are . invited. T H E DO IN BANK Established 1871 SEAFORTH BRANCH: E. C. BOSWELL, MANAGER .an. sR.M.0ma-aosm>Mr•-.56233=.,rsce...y,1.0