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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1944-03-02, Page 5THURSDAY, MARCH 2,'1'944 THE SEAFORTI NEWS TOWN TOPICS Mrs., M. McKellar has returned tel spending a couple of weeks vis a s I tug Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MaKoll Ij and other friends in Toronto. Mrs. G .A., Whitney . is spendin the week with -her'sister, Mr Farrell, in Woodstock. Dr. 13.. P,D, Hurford and Mrs,. He ford visited with friends M Guelph 0 Monday of this week. ' Miss Lorretto' Bannon, Lando spent the week end with her mother Mrs. Ellen Bannon. AC. Richard Box, RCAF., Guelph, was a guest 'at the home of his par- ents, Mr. anti Mrs. E. L. Box, over the week end AC. Ren Keating, RCAF., Toronto, spent the week end with' his parents, Mr. and Mis, E. Keating. Mrs. Ronald McDonald was a week encl visitor in Toronto. Miss Hilda Kennedy London, was a week end visitor at the home of her mother, Mrs Roland Kennedy. Mr. Wesley Hunking, Hespeler, spent the week encs with Mrs. Hunk - ing and family, Mr, and Mrs. Allen Reid were in Elmira on Saturday attending the funeral. of Mrs. Reid's uncle, the late Mr. Toseph Adam. Misses Mary Flannigan and Marg- aret 'Beattie spent the week end in London. Corporal Donald Scott, RCAF., To. ronto, spent the week eud with his mother, Mrs, 11. R. Scott. Miss June Kempstone, Mitchell, visited over the week end with friends in town. Sergeant George Siddall, RCAF:, Crumlin, was a week end visitor in town. LAO. William Smith, RCAF., Deser- onto, spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Smith, in Egmondvllle. • AC. Edward Devereaux, RCAF., De - seventh, spent the week end with his mother, Mrs. Margaret Devereaux. LAW. Jeanne Currie, RCAF„ No.. 5 SFTS., Brantford, is spending a month's leave at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Currie, after having spent the past two weeks in Brantford General Hospital with an appendicitis operation. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart McInnes and daughter Sharon of -Galt, were week end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Daviti Shannon. 4 mice Values — Thusday, March 2, till Mar. 8 ST, WILLIAM ORANGE & GRAPEFRUIT 25c MARMALADE -24 oz. jar ..2 D Coupons Quick Quaker Oats, large, 48 oz. pkg. 1 c 1� Ellmarr Vanilla Extract, 8 oz. bottle 1 5c LARGE Aylmer Infant Foods 3 tins 25c (FRUITS AND VEGETABLES) Fresh Readicut Macaroni, 2 lbs. 11c Plain or Iodized Salt, 2 large 2 Ib. pkg. 15c Champion Dog or Cat Food 2 pkgs. 19e Davis Gelatine per pkg. 19c Camay Soap - for beautiful women 3 bars 19c Kirk's Hardwater Castile Soap 2 bars 10e Ovaltine, medium tin -58c; large tin 98c Roman Meal per pkg. 290 Nabob Coffee 1 lb. bag 46e Superior Baking Powder — 8 oz. tin 18c; 16 oz. tin 23C Nutrim Baby Cereal, 0 oz. pkg. 29c; 18 oz. pkg, 49c • Neilson's Cocoa, % lb. tin 19e; 1 lb. tin 29c Aylmer Plain Queen Olives 6 oz. jar 19e Aylmer Pimento Stuffed Olives 6 oz, jar 29c Hillcrest Toilet Tissue 3 large rolls 25c Crosse & Blackwell's Thick Meat Sauce 8 oz. bottle 25e Kellogg's Family Special Deal all for 25c (1 pkg. Branflakes, 1 pkg. All'Wheat, 1 pkg, CornRalces) Choice Blue Rose Rice 2 lbs. 25c Large Size Georgia Pecans thin shell, % lb. 33c Rolled Wheat 5 lb. hag 25e, 2 in 1. Shoe Polish per tin 10e Black Cat Window Cleaner per bottle 15c Mazda Electric Light Bulbs -25, 40, 60 watt each 15e NO MEAT OR SALMON COUPONS REQUIRED We can all help. Give generously to the "Red Cross" o s .fie Sproat ,rt Wright PHONE 8 PHONE 77 STA F FA Circle No. 5 'of the Women's in- stitute held a progressive euchre party at the home of Mrs, Arthur Colquhoun. High prizes were won by Mrs. Wilbur Miller and Harvey Ham- bley, the consolation prizes going to Mrs. Duncan Colquhoun and Clifford Dow. A goodly sum was raised for the Red Cross Society. Lunch was served. MAGIC APPLE MUFFINS 2 eras, well beaten 2 ado slMagic ur 2 tb tu�s.Sshorlen;Hg, 31srpo. der 8at'ng steed shredded Powder ,� flop. sale 2 A b151° t t sps. saga! add eggs 5 ft tl• aikidothe ingredients; a lel rix i i t, together shortening a a pn well - Altoggreased ether quickly. a hot oven puffin pans Makes 12 greased bout 20 minutes. M (loo P.) muffins. lig M it 1 � . Ntti r. WIC MAKE1 -,.MADE 1N CANADA;:" m Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada Assures Security for over One Million Partners H. R. LONG, GODERIC' District Agent DANCE! IN OLINTON TOWN HALL ON FRIDAY, MARCH 3 TO BERT WORTH AND MS EMBASSY CLUB ORCHESTRA (Formerly 'Willis Tipping Orth,) Dance to the Sweet S, Swhrg. Rhythms of this tine Baud. Vocal's by Bert Worth and Adm. 50c. Pato Cole 9 to 1, DON'T MISS THIS Sponsored by Stanley Fed. of Agri. Moving Pictures by Mr. Jas. Scott, Seaforth Mr. Newell Geiger, Guest Speaker In Varna Hall on THURS., MARCH 9th at 8.15. EVERYBODY WELCOME Euchre & lance IN WINTHROP HALL WEDNESDAY, MAR. 8TH, 9 P.M. Also Bingo — fie a genie. Good Prises Dray .will be made on Clock' Allen .Orchestra Lunch served ADULTS '25c Proceeds for Jam Fund and War Work TUNE IN ON Old -Fashioned Revival Hour 7 to•S P.M., E.D.S.I Pilgrim's Hour 2 to 3 P.M., D,D.S.T, ON MUTUAL NETWORK — SUNDAYS Isocal Station — C.K..L,W., Windsor CHARLES E. FULLER, P.0, Box 123; LOS ANGELES 63, CALIFORNIA A i"� DEAD or 1�u1 f DISABLED Quickly .removed in clean sanitary trucks. Phone collect 219 MITCHELL .or Ingersoll WILLIAM STONE SONS LIMITED 1 it, ar g 0. n u ELIMVILLE The W.M,S. and W.A. met together at Mrs. E, Skinner's on Friday or last week, the World's Day or Prayer, with seventeen present. The program was prepared by Mrs. W. Dickey and Mrs. P. Muth presided over the meeting, opening with singing "In Christ there is no East or West:" 'Worship.service. followed,. ,with Mrs. Murch lending with. readings and Mrs. Wm. Routly, Mrs. Garnet Johns, Mrs. A. Pym, Miss Dora Delbridge and MPs. Squires Herdman rend passages of Scripture int tithe 23rd Psalm was repeated in unison. Mrs. II. Ford. and Mrs, A. Cooper led in. prayer. After singing a hymn Mrs, Frank Brock gave a temperance rending, Mrs, Delmer Skinner rend a poem, Mrs. Dickey gave a short reading from circ study book. Miss Ruth Skinner gave a reading and Mrs, R. E. Pooley closed the meeting with prayer. Mr. and Mrs. Wes Verner or Chiselhurst, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Vennei• and Loreen of Meter. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Passmore of Thames Road, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Johns on Friday evening of last week. Mr. Wm. Routly 'spent several days last week attending- the Good Roads convention. in .Toronto. Mtge Florence' Bell, R.N., of Toronto, spent a few days the end of the week with her parents 'in the village. Pta. Hubert Heywood of Petowawa spent the week and with his family. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Lloyd Johns In the death of her brother, Mr. Wm. Ban. nerman in 'Windsor. Mr. and Mrs.' Lloyd johns and Patsy attended.the funeral in St, Marys Inst Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, Harry Ford and. Gordon, Mrs. W. Ii. Dickey and Mary visited with Me. and Mrs. Newman Baker near Wel- burn on Sunday. McKILLOP The McIfillop Centre Farm Forum met on Monday evening, Feb. 28th at the home of Mr. Jew. Morrison with nn attendance of 25. adults mrd 10 children. After listening to the rormm broadcast "rhe United Nations Food Conference," the meeting was divided iota four groups. The reports of each group were rend and an Interesting discussion followed. Foram notes were rend, concerning daylight saving time and the health plan as eondnet- ed by the:residents of St. Joseph's Island, e Theswere discussed,nhnost everyone .pres.. crit voting for ,i return of standard time. Ma. Ed, Godkin was chairman. Thu remain- der of the evening won spent playing Prog- ressive euchre, theprize winners for :most games and also lone hands being Miss Max.. Int Halley and Mr. Wm. Boyd.. Lunch was served, bringing. to a close a very enjoyable evening, The next. meeting ,will be held at the home of Mr. Lorne Elliott 'with Mr. Wm. Boyd as chairman, Duff's Church, McKillop, held the World's Day of Prayer at the home of Mrs, Chester Henderson. Mao. Patton, president of the opened the meeting, the theme be- ing And the 'Lord wondered that there was no intercession. Hymn' 252 was sung and the Scripture lesson, given by. Mrs. Patton, was token from Isaiah. This was followed with a hymn. The second part of the program was taken by Mrs: Chester•. Henderson, president. of the W.A. which was followed by hymn 300. Frankincense, for intercession, was red by Mrs, Herald Lawrence. Prayers:wore given by Mrs. John Gordon and Mrs. Herald Lawrence. :Hymn 265 was sung..At this time Mas, Russell r)orrmme - gave a splendid tack, taking for her topic the value of Drayer, Iliteroossion for the refining of the spirit of mankind was led by Mrs. Wm. Shannon. Mrs. Patton .favored the ladies with a beau.. ti I'nlly rendered solo accompanied- by Miss Lizzie I•Ienderson. Hymn ':568 was sung fol- lowed with prayers given by Mrs. Ivy Hen. Berson and Mrs. Joseph Hogg. The meeting closed with the national anthem,. Refresh molts were served by the hostess. HENSALL• . Miss Florence Schwalm of Goderich spent the Week end with her another, SIs's, Peter Schwalm. .A very enjoyable, time was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. E, Cook on 'Friday evening, when a num- ber of girl friends surprised Eleanor with a birthday party. Games were. played and Eleanor was the recipient of many beautiful gifts, including a decorated birthday cake. Prayer Service The World Day of Prayer service which was held in Carmel Presbyter- Ian Church on Friday was largely at- tended. Maes, A. D. IVIcEwon and Mrs. R. Cameron received- at the door. Ser.. vice commenced with Mrs. C. Hudson Presiding, and welcoming all present and reading a short message , atter which the hymn, "In Christ There Is No East or West," was sung.. The Scripture was read from the 69th chapter of Isaiah followed by respon- sive esponsive prayer. The -hymn, "Jesus Shall Reign Where'er The Sun," Mrs. R. H. Middleton then presided, and led in prayer for all those in distress tress, followerby the Lord's prayer in unison. I3ynm, "Faith ot Our: Fathers, Living Still," was sung, Mrs. W. 13. Cross then presided and led in responsive. Scripture reading, atter. which Mrs. A Spencer and Miss Mary Fee led in prayer The hymn "Zion's King Shall Reign Victorious" was sung, followed by the special ad- dress by 'Mrs. (Rev,) 'Taylor on the theme, "And The Lorca Wondered that there was no Intercessor." Miss Margaret Dougall sang a solo entitled, I Como TO Thee accompanied by I her mother, Mrs. A, Dougall on the piano. Mrs. Middleton presided and.I led in responsive reading. The offer- ing was received and dedicated in I prayer of consecration. The service concluded by singing "The bay Thou Gayest Lord," alter which Mrs. C. :Hudson led in prayer for the govern- ment ot our nation and the national anthem was stung followed by the benediction, DUBLIN .A pleasant social evening was spent in Stand town hall on Monday evening when a large crowd of friends and neighbors honored Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Burns on their re- cent marriage. Dancing was enjoyed. After lunch was served the couple were made the recipients of a well- filled purse of money. Louis O'Reilly read an address and made the pres- entation. Mr, Burns made a very suitable reply on behalf of himself and his bride. This was followed by "For They Are Jolly Good ,Fellows." Music was supplied by local violin- ists. Mr, and Mrs. Alex. McGillvray and little daughter of Clinton have moved into the house recently va- cated by Frank McConnell. Hunters from `-the village and dis- trict enjoyed a fox hunt on Wednes- day afternoon. The game was plenti- ful but the hunters'were not lucky enough in getting any. CROMARTY Mrs. William Houghton and her son-in-law, Frank Stagg, and Frankie Houghton, in Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. 1 -Luxton, Thames Road, with Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Sors- dahl. Mrs. Bessie MacDonald and Miss Olive :Speare in Mitchell. Miss Jean Cole, the teacher at No. 6 school, with her parents at Russeldale, Private Frank Scott, Camp Bor- den, with his wife and parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Russell and little daughter, Margaret, with Mr. and. Mrs. John Wallace. Miss Hazel Laing, Waterloo, at her home here. , 3 Good Rcasons Why Most Young Mothers Use this Way to Relieve Miseries of Children's NO RISK OP STOMACH UPSET FROM DOSING. YOU JUST RUB IT ON WHEN NEEDED, PENETRATES TO UPPER BRONCHIAL TUBES WITH SOOTHING MEDICINALVAP0RS STIMULATES ciesT AND BACK SURFACES UREA WARMING POULTICE COLDS Thanks to its effective. penetratti/sg-stisno 1ating action (as illustrated), time -tested Vicks VapoRub promptly helps relieve coughing spasms, mus- cular soreness or tightness, con- gestion and irritation in the bronchial tubes! The very moment you tub soothing, vaporizing VapoRub on throat, chest and back at bed- time, it starts to work—and keeps on working for hours as it invites restful .sleep. Often by morning most of the misery of the cold is gone! Try it. And you'll understand why the time -proved home rem- edy for relieving` miseries of cods is d'- WOKS colds s e- pendable.,.. VAPORus ANNUAL St. Patrick's Dance. IN LOOBY'S' .HALL, DUBLIN FRIDAY, MARCH 17TH Mac Burgess & His Orchestra BORN MOYLAN—At Scott Memorial Hospi- tal, on Mare. 1st, to Mr, and Mrs: John Moylan, Dublin, a daughter. A PLAY "A Ready Made Family" By Walton U.F,W.O. FRIDAY, MAR. 3 8.30 P.M. TOWN HALL BAYFIELD Admission 25c and 15c S;e:) Apply P4®.n l' 'Fur your New Gasoline Licenses and : `armor Coupon oaks On March 31, the present gasoline licenses and ration coupon books will expire. After that date no gasoline will be sold except 011 the presentation of a 1944-45 ration book. In his own interests, every vehicle owner is asked to apply at once for a license and ration coupon book for each of his vehicles. Application forms must be completed hi detail. Commencing April 1, under the 1944-45 rationing plan, 'the opera tion of which will be basically the s,rure as that now in effect, all non-commercial vehicle owners will again be allowed a basic'' AA gasoline license and ration coupon book, conrainiug 40 units for a passenger tai-, or 16 for a motorcvci— Similarly, owners of vehicles eligible for a"Special ' carcgory, who can prove their need,' will be granted an extra vocational allowance, fixed in advance for the year ending N'farch 31, 1945. In determining the extra ;Allowance — wh ich will be pleasured to individual needs — theprevious category and mileage of the car will not necessarily be an important consideration. The extra vocational coupons will again be issued in books labelled "Special", and each book will contain not more than 60 units. To permit constant review of the needs of each category applicant, only one "Special" book, or portion thereof, will be issued at a time. The Oil Controller also has the right torefuse any application for a "Special" category; or to suspend any ration coupon book for an infraction of the regulations. The shortage of gasoline is still acute. Do not apply for a "Special" caregory unless your need is. urgent, " Gasoline for commercial vehicles will again be rationed. To assure themselves sufficient, gasoline to carry on normal business activi- ties alter March 31, operators of commercial vehicles are urged to complete at once and in detanl the required application for each of their,vehicles. On and after April 1, service station attendants will not accept gasoline ration coupons unless the license place number of tine motor vehi4le for vvinich they were issued is written in ink on each coupon. - Every motor vehicle roust also display on its windshield a 1944-45 sticker indicating the category of the coupon book submitted at the time of the purchase. If the owner of a motor vehicle sells, transfers or disposes of it in any way, it is his obligation to see that the gasoline license and ration coupon book for drat vehicle is renu-ned immediately to the. neardst Regional Oil Control Office. To obtain a gasoline license and radon coupon book, secure ,an application Lorin at your neatest Post Office. Study the form, and follow carefully the instructions contained therein, When you receive your 1944-45 gasoline ration book, guard it carefully. Do -not leave it in your car. 12, because of your negligence, it is lost or stolen, it may not be replaced, THE DEPARTMENT OF MUNITIONS AND SUPPLY. HlonouraWe C. D. HOWE, Minister R -W