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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1944-08-03, Page 4Annwd+n Bin:.. tteb11.1,,r= THE SEAFORTH NEWS turd days with her son Lorne Mess.! r r:rhuti+Il in votrott and aecotnpauied'� • D BRUCEF��ELD WALTON The following letters have been received by Mrs. L. Rowland, sec.- treas., ec:treas., of Walton U.F.W.O:: July 8th, Dear Mrs. Rowland T receRVed the parcel you sent to me onbehalf of the Farm Women of Walton and was delighted with it. I want to express my appreciation and thanks to you all far your kindness. I gues you will all be pretty busy these times, when help is scarce. I hope the crops are real good over there, and that the weather is good for the harvesting. The crops are fairly good, most of the cutting is done, and they are busy threshing, most of it being done with flails, Fruit is plentiful now: it won't be long till :the grapes will be ripe and they sure grow lots of them here; but I guess most of them will be us- ed for making wine. I spent three days in Rome a short while ago, and visited some of the historic places, among theta St. Peter's and the col. tsennl. It is, I believe, the largest ehurrh in the world and I was amaz- ed at the architecture and the work it must have been to construct such e bonding, We had a guide with us explaining the history of the church and it w;;' very interesting, Rome ell most enee er1 plai'e I have seen in dual-'. It hae :toed wide etreels and the people et, {",'Il Jr„sw1 ;And ween mo.. frien,lly than most 1vlcices I well 1 .rots,11',a'l better wishing. ;111 .'11 the host of fa, Lr t',. Itt) !'ie; you , 2:'7• ,mill -f,:, !: .r.:'ac i :,•T„1l'. 1A"M. 111111' fi i u a h'• re - Farm other d,ir. So h t. not. to thank you ,,n11 1, F`'t i 1.'nm ,t ;cry snuck. 'rho I,.t,;•,' [ ., -cry r,l,. it and ie sath v.,- :n 1 + ,ted your, FT`.;\Nh M_\115, T_\LI., • h 1 '' i' ,tr, 1?dtvlimd: 1 i„ k:11 ion that to - 1 -ed i n: rral fron, .the lV flit•„1 For,' V."4. -.,non. !'Ott ars ti;: ;tai) 1 wish to as'•t you to c"•to' 'ry ''t';te thanks to all who n.lcita". i lr• for ire to hove the: lift? iii, Th., newel •u•rived all in e.1 simee t1l you cart be stere it will le- dole mqtreitioted. \Ow T. ata ),,i „ 11 r)ad to hear that a eau 1 r t tr fair time 5ww.• 1 r- u -,(Ter the i'emnstanees. .1e :. lade consists of nl"t 1r.- sinews..tt resitting in rivet. tool the odd time by the 1 lis T 1i,, l file pleasure e of a tiny in d' I tet, rain theaism_^ you. - '.l'. ' :i. NICHOL (Alvin is a r: of r •„d ' ". Jas. Nichol of l*,,1'on. anti ,' T. f',,1 r.,, t :dial who 14 nrv..,,, ::1. I1=• r I {., : 1' o'rived .1 .I ii rr't11.' on1.- \ titan n 1. :'1 t1' ,11.-e of cels. -11 •• 7,1111on.t I3) ose thin.. - 1,. t. 1 o 10, :4 W"!it ,n, I i h40'i. !• r ,'. mother gone at '1 :07 .r, will not let lee reet, t+ or w'h.•re I stn, so 1 will 1 t. thrt go for now. T` e i th,''1 , rrnn for me. Hone to -,” e.11 colon. lest wishes. As e;,'i. T11CK DRAGF.R, Jun` ; i. Dear Friends: Just tt line to thank '.1)u for the., vt''v velr•ome raf e 'I T reeoived yesterday. It sure is nporeelatod over here a, it con- ' I alt f food which is unobt.-linable T','11i1 111'.°, von Onee again far rung kindness, Sine••rely. BARRY ;tiARSHALL. July 1. Dear Friends: Many, ninny thanks for the grand parcel of foodstuff Zvltiell caught up with me yesterday, erda;-, Itactually only' took a month to arrive in England. but it took another ten days to catch up with m'1. It really is lovely and we wilt certainly he able to have a good big "feed” out of that. You know I have received so many- parcels from so many organizations and " different people around Walton that I'm slightly confused. I didn't realize that Walton had so many wartime organizations but all of you are cer- tainly doing grand work. The coun- try will be a busy spot these days and the present and especially the past month would be a grand time of year. There still isn't anything like the grand old Ontario country- side no matter where you go. I have a slight change of address as I- ex- pect to he moving around consider- ably and expect to be with the Brit- ish Army. It's going to be a bit of a change but it is all in a wartime. As ever, BOB HAMILTON. June 19. Dear Mrs.- Rowland: Par cel from the ladies received today. Will you please pass along my thanks to them, It 'was a pleasant surprise. There sure are a lot of new people around home now. I haven't met you that I can remember, but may be spared for the honour some day. I hear from home quite regular so have a mind's picture of things that happen, 1 see the oats are coming in head and the news in blossom. We had a poenY in bloom in the back yard. Really there is little news that I can tell so must say goodbye and thanks again. Sincerely, WALLACE SHANNON. BRODHAGEN Mr. Herman Schmidt of Preston is spending the week with his brother, Ed Schmidt. Master Larry Collins of Stratford • is holidaying with his aunt and untie Mr. and Mrs. Harold Diegel, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Messerschmidt and daughter Arlene of Detroit with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kleber Sr. and other relatives. Mrs, Henry Kleber Sr, spent se:/-• ;hen! hetitt :lir. and Mrs. U. Stanek of Kitchell.;; or visited with 11r, and Air'. Alberti Qui^rettgt'sser, ilr, at,td 1ti's, boli Slanett and Wu ren returned home with them after spending the past twit weeks here. A'Ii'. Rudolph Thiel of London and Chas. Seifert 01 Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. John. G. Hinz. Air. Lorne Dittmet' of Toronto is holidaying with his mother, Mrs, Mary :Dittnier and other relatives. Mo. and Nlrs. Lawrence Rook and son of Detroit with Mr, and 1Vlrs. George. Eicktneir and were guests at the Eir.knteir-McGill wedding on Sat- urday. Mrs. Fred Seherbarth and sous Carl and Kenneth, of Detroit, are holidaying with her parents, Mr, and Mrs: J. L. Bennewies, Mr. and Mrs. ,Mtth'ew Eickmeir of Grimsby Beach with Mr, and Mrs, Ott Ritz. Mr. Andrew Dantzei' of • L'otdott with his brother Fraitk Dantzer. Quite a cumber front litre 'attended Decoration service •tat the' Evau'gelic- c t!' Church. AleKillnp, and' the funeral of 'Mrs. Albert Hinz Sr', of Monkton on '.Sunday afternoon. On Monday evening 2.0 ladies auth- ored at 11a home of Mrs, Wm. :Biller and smrin'ised: her on the occasion of lit r 7:1rd birthday. Game. trd. singing n t,;y ed and ,t dttiury hincli in- , cdiite i i• ihdey ta'lce made by hot. o-tl t tilos hior Ab". 1"d Fisther was • te,l, til tthY trnoeitted with a I t or and tt pair of pillow cases. Mr. and lits. Jelin lust sin :pent i. day in Pridg,^pnt. ATr... - Annie Kautz and i)iehard linutz rutin lea it„rne wit 1 theist 11, Baden after ndni : eel teed weeks here. ',Its. (leo. Mogk underwent an op- eration _tor ttpp"ndiuti$ in Scott lhmtoi'ictl (1,'splal, Seaforth. on Mon - lav evening. 311. and 'Mrs. F.+1 Ahrens. Norma. ud Fl:trt ret+ Sunray with slit'. owl .11rn. +i ,rucks, at .Bronner, :at. mut ars. c'iuts.' 1'ttacheltnlrg ch.1 ]dos.;. Mr. t'nd Asha. Deleon Hinz, 1 .111 and Audrey, with Alt. and 'Airs. Allele t Meletin athose dek, Me. r,n+i Mrs, Louis' 1)iegel of Wet - 1' l,n 'rtih Lal tttvcs, llr. anti Airs. 1'. R'ilker, Doris and !tomtit' of Linwood, ,!', and Alts, Art 1 o,•imt'r, lentil :and Peggy In Elmira. with Itev. and Mrs, W. Schultz. lti dtutr. I od'n at of :New Dundee wit \ir. Alelia 1In•er, MisseA Clara and Iklitlt Meyer of Kiteli, nor wtih their mother .11rs. W m. Meyer. • 1'h,• • Luther ! League had thea' bus- ni+ gin o Pilin :day evening in i,: t•dna.1 1le:nent.. with Mervin 1,11,,i12: iu t ia,u ;e, Psalm was retial by vent n it a \t'tudcil lead 111. tl, + l :.on. Dorothy Seiler- l.pr:r..r, file tops Jes.ti” nI it.:,_th. , •t: _1'detti,'d by Mervin 1ru tint o. T by Cot Schultz. m: -,..1 :! t•rtotont. deleait'i { 1 ' i tit 1 ' t " m,,it ioit t t0 lid Ih 1 ..Ip_ , 1 o. ., oft on Sept, ih flirt 1 ?I: 1 1 t, .t' Ile t.!etl 10 u til tt to .:nl txa.iahill 1,1 ..71...'4 in 1 9 ! 1 Y � etling in Ani;- . 1!te mooibig clo•od with tate pro -!t' null this national anti:u tat. CROMARTY Rev, W. A. Mac!Williant conducted the Sunday morning service. He has been ill. Next Sunday morning com- munion will be observed. Prepara- toty service will be held o11 Friday evening Mrs. -1, .A IacW illiam with her rl tt titer. Mrs Wadsworth, London. Miss Isabel. MacWilliam, recently of Milverton, is now at the manse. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Draper and tatuil+•, Brussels, AIr, and Mrs, James Fulton and :Murray McGill, Mitchell, with Alr. and Mrs. Duncan McKellar. Mr. and Alis, Lloyd Sorsdahl anti turf• attended a family reunion at the hoine of A Coates near Exeter. The Hibbert branch of the Upper Canada Bible Society will be collect- ing soon 'for their annual oontribu- tion towards this great enterprise in spreading the Word of God. James Scott, jr,, in Toronto, Mrs. Tuffin has returned from Fordwich, Miss Lila McCulloch with Mr. and Mrs. Landers, Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Hendry and Mrs. 3'. Blanchard, Detroit, with Mr. and Mrs. James W. Balfour. Mrs. William Houghton, Miss Jeanette Macl(ellais and brothers, Bobbie and Laurie and Dorothy Kemp with Mr, and Mrs. MacLean, Hensell, Mrs. James Dalrymple, Avonlea, Sask., and Mrs. Robert Dalrymple, Clinton, with ebbs. Houghton, Mrs, Lloyd Sorsdahl gave her daughter Alice a birthday party on her fourth birthday Wednesday when a happy afternoon was spent by the little boysand girls of the village.la e. The hostess assisted in the games and amusements Mrs, John Wallaee as- sisted with the refreshments which were served on the lawn;.' CONSTANCE Miss Ethel Dexter, who .spent the week end at her home here left on Monday for Owen Sound. She and Miss Irene Carthy are spending the week on the S.S. Manitoulin. Mrs. Walter Kingswell of Ooderich has been spending a few days with her daughter Mrs. George Melia/aim Mr. and Mrs. Leo Stephenson and family attended the funeral of Mrs. Stephenson's father, Mr. Wm. Logan of Blyth, on Tuesday. Mrs. Men Betties returned home last week from Savanna, Illinois, where site had been living with her husband, Cpl. Kenneth Betties, who recently was moved overseas, Mr, George Lawes of Tuckerismith spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs: Fred Wakefield. Vr, Jack llalke'!!l of London is a nese: of his uncle, \V, Ferguson 11110 week: Mr, P. Featherstone of I..ottdon is spending the week end at his home. Mr. and Mrs. hied Fowlie and Mr. i. Fowlte of Loudon are guests of their sisters Misses Faivlie. Mr. and bit's. J. 1?: Ferguson of London are spending two weeks at the Hart cottage. Mr. and bit's. John Phase and fam- ily, London, are holidaying in the }tillage. A Victory Sale is to be held in the Town Hall on Wednesday evening Aug. 9th. The annual Carnival and. Bingo sponsored by Bayfield Red Cross was held on the Square '011 Thursday night. A good crowd was, in attend- ance. • The property ,of. the late John Tip- pett ort Main street was purchased last week by Mr, Brisson of Detroit: This property consists of a cottage and a store and dwelling. Theta pit sod away. Saturday in Stanley 'town ehip, near. BrucefIeld, Annie F. Carter, wife of John Fi Pep- per, after a prolonged illness, She was a daughter of the, late Henry Cartel' and his wife; Matilda Church- ill Carter, and was born Tannery 14, 1879, in Clinton. She spent the early years of her life in Goderich town- ship and was married Dec. 25, 1901. They resided all their married life in Stanley.. Besides the husband there survive three' sons, Lorne of Niagara Falls, Raymond at home, Randall of Warren, Ont,, and two slaughters, '(Vera) Mrs, Frank McGregor, and '(Cleta) lylrs. John McGregor, Stan- ley township, and ;seven grandchil dren, She was a member of Bruce 'field United Church and the paster,, Rev, G. F. M. Atkinson, conducted the private funeral service at the residence at 4. p.m. Monday. Inter- ment took place in Baird's cemetery,' Stanley. KIPPEN You must have hada terrible cad - Rev, Mr. Artitstreng of Trinity dent, last night. What did you hit? Church, .London, took the service in i T was (hiving along a country'road the United .Church here on Sunda n1 Mrs.y when I hit a cow, 4 Mrs.'W. Wilson of Sarnia Visited i•A.".3ers.eY coiv? one clay last week with her brotherI didn't see the Refined plate. Mr, and Mrs. W. Homey. f Mr. and ATr's. Whiteman of De- Want and For Sale Ads, 1 week 25c. troit visited over the week end with their cousins,' Alt's. R. Dinsdale' and Miss Mabel hitenman, i .• tilts. W. Ferguson of • Thames , Road, returned home Saturday ev- ening after spending a few -dais [,n.i Mrs. Archie Parson;;. Lister Harold . Parsons ' Under - alt 111 operation for the removal of his tonsils one day. it Threshing has begun in the cont- munity and IS running a good yield eo far. Mr. Rudy Oesch is home with a . sl'rakitt„ tip of cuts and bruises after tat aec.d ent at the mill on Monday •,t 'Zurich. His many frielirls wish bite e :reedy recovery, Mr. mel 1 'its. Sunt Hey are hciitg Ise tori li:• ;renibers of their families ;rem 1.ornlon cad Windsor. Mr. end Sirs. I1oy McBride visited Mr. and Alt's. Gordon BIocic of Zurich nal w•itlt Mr, and lire. Harold Jones of liippiu. Ali', Sane Mcfrids's housekeeper htid it serious opet'titann recently. Mr. anti Mrs, Harold Finlay called on Air. and Mrs. D, B. Saunders Otte evening. Hydro: Is canting to a few at Blake. ' BLAKE HILLSGREEN The cutting being ,almost com- pleted in this ddeinity, a number of the farmers i s rie threshing and some are almost threshed out and report o gond r1 aO 'Ti's Mar ,oret FtSs 11115 left for ' St :, d'ot'e where elle will ' train for a nut 10. 1% Frank rfa :t red Miss Dolly tl :tan 1+. tdard tho tt notzl in Sea - f thr!r eistpl m-1 w M1'e :Tv :111 AP" ' T-T1gan of I om,ion returned home with '1 tL!-tit and remained for a few days. 7T1,t_e Harold Tareons is recov- ming after having his tonsils re-; moved. I 1 VARNA Mrs. \''n1. Appleby is spending a few weeks with relatives inInger- • loll• II Airs. Stewart Beatty and little dau- ghter of Winghant, is the guest of Airs. Wei, McAsh. The many friends of Mr. George , Clark will be pleased to know he has been able to return )tome after spending three weeks in the hospital.l Mr, and Mrs. E. Epps of Clinton were renewing acquaintances in Lite village on Sunday. • Mrs. Stuart of London spent a few days last week with liar father Mr. Conll'ieo, Several members of St, Johni's An- glican Clturcli attended the 95th anni- versary Service held in Trinity Church, Bayfield, Sunday, Stook threshing is now 1.110 order of the day, The annual sacred concert will be held on Dr. Moffat's lawn Sunday evening, August 6th at 5,15. A special programme is being arranged. Flight Lieut. Love, padre,of Clinton Radio School, will be the guest speaker of the evening, WINTHROP The W.A. and W.M.S. met in the schoolroom of the church on Wed- nesday afternoon, July 2Gth, with 12 ladies present. A hymn was sung followed with prayer by Mrs. R. Mc- Farlane, and the national anthem. The ladies were reminded to hand in their mite boxes in August, Circle 3 with Mrs. Allan Ross had charge of the temperance programme, Mrs. Battles, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Blan- chard: offered Airs,Garnham and Mrs Church gave the temper- ance leaflet which showed how wo- men can help in the temperance problem, Mrs. F. Johnston favoured with an instrumental. Mrs. E. Toll gave a •poem, "Here's to Your Health." Mrs. Patton closed the meeting with prayer. CROMARTY The sacrament of the Lord's Sup- per was observed in the Presbyter- ian resbyterian Church on Sunday morning, con- ducted by Rev. R. G. MacKay, Wood- bridge. - Miss Isabel MacWilliam is in Mil- verton this week. Miss Lila McCulloch in Fergus. Miss Jessie Hodgert, Exeter, with Mr. and Mrs. James Scott, Sr. John Hodgert, Exeter, accompan- ied James ccompan-iedJames Scott, Sr., to Toronto. Miss Helen Kemp, Mitchell, . with, Mrs. Houghton. Miss Olive Sneeze with Mrs, Clive • MacDonald and family, Mitchell, THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1944 GENT THEATRE Seaforth NOW SHOWING — THUR. FRI, SAT. f ncI show starts 9.15 "Texas To Tokyo" wit!i Richert( Quinn, Atnr.Gwytine A glorious slop' of youth fighting for all they 1eee best 3 MON. TU ES. WED. gird show starts, at 9.15 p.tn MATIND17 CIVIC HOLIDAY "Pin - up Girl" STARRING BETTY GRABLE Martha Raye and Joe 111, Brown Lavish tochnicolor musical ! A special treat !' NEXT THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY. Two Features — and show starts 8.45 Richard Dix "THE KANSAN" A thrilling Western ! Action ! Excitement ! -- Also — "Ole Olsen Chick Johnson "CRAZY HOUSE" Furious Comedy packed tvitlt Music ! "Jane Wyatt - coMiNG — "EVE OF ST. 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