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BREAK! BREAK! BREAK!
Break, break, break,
On thy cold, gray steles, 0 Sea!
• And X would that MY tongue could utter
• Tho thoughts that arise in me,
Oh, well for the 'fisherman's boy,
That he shouts with •his sister at play I
Oh,: wet for the sailor's lad.
That he sings inhis boat: on the bay!
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WHOLE SERIES,VOL. 67, No, 45
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7'u their haven mules the hill;
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SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, TH1JRSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1944
OBSERVED DIAMOND ~ PRESENTATION TO
WEDDING ON SUNDAY
SGT. JOHN HOLLAND
WINS MILITARY MEDAL
A. St. Colurban non-commissioned
officer—Sgt. John 'Joseph Holland,
son of Mr, and Mrs. J. J. Holland,
has been awarded the 1VIilitary Medal
for Gallantry and bravery ill actiono
overseas, it has been . announced Y
the Department of National Defence,
Ottawa.
Mr. and Mrs. Holland • have re-
ceived the citation accompanying -the
decoration. It revealed that on July
23 at Caen, France, Sgt. Holland, as
a member of the 7th Field Company,
Royal Canadian Engineers, risked_
his life while under heavy enemy
fire to remove a German mine that
the way might be cleared for' the in-
fantry and other troops to take up a
REMEMBRANCE DAY._
PROGRAM ARRANGED
Seaforth Branch of thte Canadian
Legion will hold Remembrances Day
Services on Saturday, November
llth, at the Soldiers' Memorial in
Victoria Park, if the weather is fav-
arable, and if not, in the Seaforth
Armouries.
The Logion wishes to extend a
very cordial welcome to all School
Children, Boy Scouts, Girl Guides,
Councils of Seaforth, Tuckelsmith
and McKillop, all other organizations'
and the general public, to spend a
few minutes in memory of our Fallen
Comrades and those of the present
conflict. •
Rest, Comrades, rest and sleep,
The thoughts of men shall be
position. As sentinels to keep
The award to Sgt, Holland, news Your Test from danger free.
of which followed that concerning your silent tents of green
his brother, Pte. Stephen Holland, We deck with fragrant flowers;
who was seriously wounded in the Yours has the suffering been,
Netherlands causing him to suffer The memory shall be ours.
the loss of his left foot, was one of —Longfellow.
75 decorations given officers, war- The'" parade will leave the Post
rant officers, non-commissioned offi Office at 1 0:00 arm., headed by the
cers and other ranks for gallantry .Seaforth Junior Band, to the Ceno-
and bravery in action, including taph, Victoria Park.
members of the Highland Light In ORDER of motion
fantry of Canada, which mobilized 0zoning Service—Rev: H. V. Workman.
and trained in Stratford barracks in scripture Lesson—Rev, W. J,"Patton,
1940 and which has since gained :: Hymn --"Onward Christian Soldiers."
fame in the invasion and subsequent PAi cars oKevl ,W. Gardiner.
operations in western Europe. Last Post—Bandmaster E. H. 'Close.
CITATION Two Minutes' Silence.
Reveille-Bfmdma$tor E. H. Close.
On the night of 23rd July 1044 Ser jeane „God Save the I{Ing." '
Holland went forward in command of a mine 'genedietlon—Cent, (Rev.) T. P. Hussey.
lifting party beyond the advanced -positions Alex. Muir, President; Capt. (Rev,) T. P.
of the Fusiliers Mont Royal, The area in Hussey, Chaplain.
which the Party Was operating was in an .ex -
nosed continuous mortar and
no,cd position under MAYOR APPEALS FOR
machine gun fire. Serjeant Holland, recog-
nizing that oar mines must be lifted for the
Passageof tanks and infantry In their as- - POPPY DAY
sanit, with the greatest gallantrysupervised
and assisted his men In their task. Without
reenact for his personal safety, be continually - Mellor John J Cluff has issued
patrolled the area, visiting the various de-
t'tohments and encouraging his men in it dif-
ficult and
if-ficult-ami dangerous task. During the course
of theoperation, be found flint some mines
had eo titbrtnlly under fien moved re, he searcthe hed the Although
e
area,
a,
located the mines and successfully complet-
ed the clearance of the minefield.
Ills 001110ge, doterminetion and leadership
W000 - a, inspiratio, to bis, men, and his ef-
forte Were largely responsible for the nuecess-
ful completion of the mite lifting program
old permitted the free passage of the :maau%.
levees the following tiny.
BURN COKE FOR
NEXT WINTER
AND BE ASSURED OF
YOUR 100% SUPPLY
NOW
E. L. BOX
PHONE 43
Mr. and Mrs. J.:M. Govenlock eelo•
brated, their Diamond Wedding anni-
ver sary on Sunday, Nov. 5th, with a
family dinner at their home on East
William street, All _members of the
family were present. The colo.
scheme of the dining room was ,in
baby bine and whito, the table decor-
ations being Chrysanthemums. The
family presented the bride and groom
with a pulse.
Mr. and Mrs. Govenlock were at
home to their friends on Monday
afternoon .when they were showered
with gifts, congratulations and good
wishes including'a cablegram from
the King and Queen, and personal
greetings from the Prime Minister
and Mr. Golding.
Mr. and Mrs. Govenlock wish to
thank all those who so kindly remem-
bered them at this time,
GOLDEN WEDDING OF
MR. AND MRS. N. GILLESPIE
On November 7th, 1804. Neil Gillespie and
Elizabeth '.Laing were. married ' at Cromarty
by the late Rev. Peter Scott and loaded on a
farm near the village.
In 101'7 they moved to Seaforth and are
among the town's most highly esteemed cit. -
teens. .Their family consists of two sons.
James, .Principal. of .the Central Technical
School, Toronto, and Thomas L., of the De-
HavitandAircraft Co., also of Toronto. Their.
only grandson, Gordon Neil,is in the armed
forces andis at present stationed at Camp
Borden.
On Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Gillespie cel-
ebrated the fiftiethanniversary of their mar -
tinge by entertaining their immediate rela-
ivea nt dinner. In the afternoonand even-
ing many .relatives`and friends from town,
Cromarty,. Hxeter and Woodbridge, called to proceeds to be used for the bcoxes.
extend their congratulations, A box of useful cu•tieles will be sent to
Further good wishes were expressed in "Sisters of Service," These articles to be
telegrams, phone. calls, Cards cold most beau leftat the home of Mrs. 1 W. Duncan. A don-
tifal flowers: - atofthe
ton of $10 was made "Shooi of Christ" iiprogramie
whithe chisconductedct
by Rev. Fr, Flannery.
n r i com-
prehensive report of. the Diocesan convention
n• a et .
GNR. BERT McCLURE
About;seventy neighbor's find friends gnth-
eved at the home •of Mr, and -Mrs. Wililam
McClure in MnKillop on Tuesday evening 1n
honour of their son, Bert, who Is home on
fuCtougb from Vietorla. B.C., and presented
him with a beautiful wrist Hetet end an
address read. by Mr, Arthur Anderson, The
presontatt(on wosmade hY Mr. Harold Star-
ey.. The following is the address:
'Dear Bert,—We, your friends and neigh.
bours, have gathered' here this evening to
pay tribute to ono who is serving kis WW1 -
try in this worldwide struggle for freedom.
We know youwill follow the straight' and
narrow path and trust that inthe near fu-
ture you will be back among us. So en this
occasion we beg you to accept this small gift
as a token of the esteem in which you are
held andhope that it will bring back reooll--
oetions. of the clays you have spent with. us.
Signed on behalf of your friends andneigh-
bors."
Bert was taken entirely by surprise but
made a fitting reply, after..which all joined
in singing Tor Se's a Jolly Good Fellow."
Lunch was then served and dancing continued
until the.wee small hour's of the morning.
CATHOLIC WOMEN'S
LEAGUE MEETING
The November. meeting of the C.W.L. was
held .at the home of Mrs, S. J. Cleary on
Monday evening,' Nov. '615, with a good at-
tendance. A letter of thanks from Pte. J.
Cleary, vhs was wounded in Italy, was read
by the Cor. See., Mrs, Eckert, also comes-.
Pondelice relating to business from.the re-
cent. diocesan convention: Miss Alice Daly,
war services convener, reported her com-
mittee had packed and sent the overseas
boxes and also described the potents of each
box, Mrs, Wm. Devereaux reported the pre-
sentation of medals to successful entrance
pupils at the recent parish at home. The
paper, "St. James Chronicles," which was
compiled by a committee from the C.W.L.,
received much favorable comment from the
meeting. -Copies have been sent to the boys
overseas and it was decided to sell copies,
Phone 84
11 a year
BADMINTON CLUB STAR'T'S
SEASON WiTH A SUPPER
The Badminton (rub started the
season again with the annual pot
luck supper 013 Monday night, It was
one of the best we ever had. Meat
and 1)0101oes were supplied by the
Club and thea ice had Salads, roils,
olives, pickled, 1101111 tam, pies, tarts,
cakes, apples and coffee.
Atter supper everyone tried 10
straighten up 00 their chairs and we,
proceeded with the annual 11 'sting.'
Mr. Jams Slattery gave a report c
the previous meeting and the finane-1
nal report, which is very e,lcourag-'
111g for the conning season. The new
officers We•e elected as follows:
President, J. Slat(ery; vice presici-
ent, D Parke; ectPiarytreasurer, 11.'
Fennell, nl(ra11c.1 hip committee, M.!
Hart, C. Reith, L.Southgate; tourna-
ment Committee, 1 . Hart, L: Dale, lir'
Sclater, 1. Weechnark; property com-
mittee, J, 1CioKenzie; social commnit-
tee. N. Jeffery G. Reith, V. Graves,
M. Bays; auditors, M. McUavih. P.'.
Matthews; reporters, F. Matthews, A. l
McGavin, T. Milliken. Vs'e are glad 1.o
see s0 manly neiv enthusiastic mein.,hers and hope they will come up real
often. Don't forget that we have a;
few card sharks and an outstanding
table tennis player who can really ;
outdo a lot. of us. Every Wednesday,
is hound Itobin and a. night that you
BRIJCEFIELD
just can't miss. The fee for the Aldwinkle-Aikenhead-
season is two dollars. A wedding took place at the
Iv,. MS 1 Manse, Brucefield, on Sat. Nov. 4,
The death occuered on Saturday, Nov. 4th, when Rev, G. N. Atkinson united in
of a highly respected resident of Esmond- marriage Anna St. -Clair Aikenhead,
vilte for many years, in the person of Miss youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Louisa Toms, in her 80th year. Mies Noma -Hugh Aikenhead Brucefield, and
BREAKFAST
SETS
We have just received a
shipment of very nice Break-
fast Sets in two designs,
"Breach of Spring" and
"Blossom •Time:" These sets
are from our hest maker's
and are priced at
$7.95
and
$9.35
per set of 32 pieces
We recommend these sets
and they are especialy good
value,
Fred S. Savauge
Opposite Post Office
Phone 194 Res, 10
had been ill only About a week, a4 the one
of Mr. and Mrs. John Vosper in Mitchell, Yeoman Henry Aldwinkle son of. Mr.
where she and her sister, Mrs. Reinke, had and Mrs. Henry Aldwinkle of Varna.
The ri a wore a street length
gown of Peacock blue crepe with
corsage of Talismalr roses, Her acces-
givon by the i e ld t, kI s C P suis.
from the ny s017ea were in black. Miss '.Vier aret
Miss Ahce DaIY,. who WAS elected to the of- interment in Ma1tlendbenit cemetery. Rev. Aikenhead as her sister's bridesmaid
only recently gone to make their home.. Miss Th b ,d
'toms was born in Preston, Ont. and is ear
vived by ,her sister, Mrs. -Reinke, She was
Red Cross Notes than followed a very 1 to estnfi and The funeral was of heldtolne Monday afternoon United
h White funeral chapel Sen£or•th, $
the following appeal for Poppy Day Wanted—SO extra ladies who are wining
n Saturday,11th November, when
to tut a ou a iris
worhraoms, Our splendid etrtti
Red Cross flee o£ Diocesan Secretory at the convention. A. •W. Gauline offlcated and the pallbearerschose a fusdua crepe and corsage of
0 ng committee „ise stroke briefly and gave some of the high- were J. hIligsen, Wilbur Cornish, Lone BUffanemone Chrysanthemums. Her
Poppies will be sold in' aid of Cana- has ready 113 Pr's• .of bed socks, and there lights of -the national convention held in L Jack Vesper Sam Brunner Wm, , see
Ona was served after the I Leader R, M, Aldwinkle of Ottawa
ere meeting by the hostess, Mrs. Cleary and her
"To our citizens:
Pp emmon,
dian Legion Branch No: 166 welfare are 459 prs. to be made, 38 gills combine-; June in Hamilton.
11111 essoiies were in black, Squadron
sire v of a quota of s00 • 23 boys A delicious tench
Work. (sio sleepers size 2 quota of 100 44 ladies night
gowns of a quota of 100, 4 boys coats, tits committge,
The local branch of the Canadian will complete our quota. The commute wins
ave nee so t was served by Mrs, Frank
The s r if c s Day in our
Cana-
tt eat cent Period of time..The need is very LETTERS OF THANKS
The sacrifices made by oar Cana- creat cent will increase as sunnlics are be- charge of the •Pieuclent, kits. Thos, G. B
'n. term. The rnemcling-seciettuy, Mrs. A
•
DUBLIN was best man. Following' the cere-
A very interesting meeting of the members monye a reception was held at the
Th Saturday 11th be cutting each Thursday so you see ut in LEGION RECEIVES of Dublin Women War Services Association horn e of the bride's parents: A buffet
Legion has designated S Y d ur help to get the sewing o was held at the club room on Friday night.
luncheon
Na Cts .yes ,n
First Presbyterian Church
Minister, Rev. Richard H. Wil-
liams, B.A,,
10 a.m.—The Sunday, School will meet.
11 a.m. and 4 p.m. --Public worship. The:
Minister will preach.
M.
77 1ge o tthePre de the I meeting
ut- Taylor, Doris Dorland and Blanche
]nen and •91411 during the Ing sent to,the Liberated arm- Zaphe to thirty five guests. Later
dianNow to our Knitters., we have as you The following letters of thanks hive been Looby, read the minutes of the previous fir, and Mrs. AldWitlkle left On A
fateful year's 1914-1915 and in the know, received an urgent anneal for knitted received by Mr, Ross Street of the Canadian meeting, also cords and letters nunthe,•tntt
present conflict are Again I'eCalletl comforts, and we need morn knitters to help Legion committee h about. tet of acknotaledgment and thanks 1t10tor trip t0 Ottawa and other
P complete turtle neckboys in the encu Forces. vl s is for as we'observe ell ' gloves, sacks and sen
Anglican
St. Thomas', Seaforth -- 10 a.m.,
Sunday School and Girls Bible Class.
11. a.m., Morning prayer, "Lest We Forget"
Being p T., Evening Prayer', "God's Way of
St. Maly.], Dublin -2.30 Sinniay School.
3 Pam—Holy Communion. "God's Way
of
Doing
Rector, Rev. C. R L. Gilbert, BA., at
all services..
Egmondvlile United Church
Rev. A. W. Gardiner, )3,A.,B.D.
10 30 a.m. Sunday School
10.30 sin., Sunday School.
11.30 11,nn, "A Time That Calls for Great-
ness,"
7
pan„ "A Spiritual Antiseptic"
GIRL, GUIDES
boots. Northside. United Church
Rev. FI. V. Workman, Minister.
10 arm.—Sunday Sehool.
11 arm.—Remembrance Day Mes-
sage. Subject, ``Self-renunciation.."
7 p.m.—"A Sense of.Interdepen-
dence." A fifteen minute Song Ser-
vice. 1
Prayer service Thursday 7.45 pm.
,(A Fellowship Mission Nov. 19-26)
Welcome to these services.
- sweaters, navy scarves, L o mtttee far sending smokes tote a ou . s y,
b Remembrance Day, b t from servicemen over et parcels and toints. For travelling the bride chose
Dear R J t line to let yon know eigantes Those Melts ds Itenneth Inti, nn 1 two piece wool in violet shade
thankful people hold in grate Bazaar News; 2 weeks from Saturday, ]tow much I appreciated the gift of sun riff hank n I{rat ken f, heat coloured box Coat with black
and a l P,. h Red
4 Paul Wvlm Albert \1
ful remembrance the C Society is hoklintr, their bazaar in Me -
ear oss— us a n. - stardom, ClaytonLooby, Joseph a
courage and Nov 25th, {e the "Big
Day when t e e erette3 from Seaforth Branch of the Coad- Morrison. za . err khameie Pat- they will
b g cross ty tan Legion. I hope when this Over is over Joseph Klh khan t•, Genres h n
soldiers, sailors and beginning at s pan. Plans are accessories. On their return they
heroism of ourTnvish's stole that ham like myself and many o}hors will rink kIaloney, Michael FheueHY iWtl�rrfi am reside on the groom's farm hear
Thirteen Guides answered .the roll call at
the Guide meeting- last Thursday evening. E. L. Box, coni, relief, $83.18, Lorne IVa
First we had some- games and then a work' Jayson, relttiirs Moore drain, $42:00, Sinclair
Period. Will the girls please remember to Drain, 527.00, salaries and allowances
bring :their cardboard and'- wallpaper. We $137.50.. Council adjourned to meet :Dee. 2nd,
booed with God Savo the King. . - at 2 p.m.—E. P. Chesney,. Clerk.
airmen, who' have given their lives for a very interesting bazaar, Those whs
Id the cause of freedom. have been ,nutting ori' in'epnl'ing something
The Canadian Legion of the Brit-. for' this event please don't delay 1011ger, for
the eonvoners with- the exception of the
ish Empire Service League has con_bnmebaking and Produce, would ]i]ce nut ll dnn-
tvibuted valiant service to this COull- ot o1oc 110 ah eMatore7 will reveals they assor
try in helping to heal the scars made ,rant of nice things that will he on sate. n,
by' the acts of war, and has brought oase you've forgotten, the conveners are:
comfort, courage and practical aid many MoTnifut' art ens recta' tow ittees•IIi
t0 manly in. diStreSS. M. McLean, the baby- department, the gifts
The difficult conditions • existing' so Inc to this department hove boon eharm-
atthepresent time offer a challenge ing; TA' ;:s ent;ehe0vvo o,havi s ¢n is e1105 -
toeons den
t0 us to respond even more -genet- tun;ty of making anything you think will
pully than usual to the Legions sen; Mrs. J. 13. Russell on produce, how
about vegetables, chickens, eggs, herbs, eann-
appeal. ed fruits, potted plants, etc.; Mrs. Charles
Let everyone feel it a duty and a Stowart•on home 'baking, home baking sales
privilege to wear .a Poppy
Ori Bre- hnvo. been. most popular and we are hoping
membrane Day, Saturday 11511 No- for a splendid assortment. Mrs. Watson. in
and in so doing -strep hten charge of the white elephant counter, Please
the hands strenghten Mrs. Watson reporting ony gifts yeti
the of the Legion in their oo y b iseinocharge of the sale o lticketsMon
Geo
splendid work."1 our two mats and will be on hand that day
to see that you get Yours if vnu have-not al -
be eneouvaged to loin VD with - the Legion, ray, IIerman •1Zache, Jan 0 1c' Varna. Guests were present front
On my station here in England and also hack Melody, Herbert Brown, James Curtin,. Peter VOrnnta, Ottawa, 'S prey Clinton,
lame in Canada them are literally hundreds Ci.nnano.- Following the littleness routine
of fellows completing their education. through tables For bingo were arranged, the prize
the Canadian Legion Educational Services. winners being: Mrs, b'ergos Stnniefen, Mrs. Varna eta Brucefield.
addition hundreds are taking veva Jo`se,i. Cronin and Mrs. Frank Evans. The
clonal studies, everything from f the me fees
Ina ion many - HENSALL
th' farming to executive would like to remind members
business practices, so they won't forget the In this district of payment o .
Legion . when they return to civilian life. I before the oncl of the year, into the residence . .John
otheyfomoehnsel on Malin
d
Immo met otpfte a few chugs from Seaforth. Patrick J. O'Rourke, youngest man of kir. 1,110 titin sidek.
over here and some of them Ike Frank Cas- and Mrs. 'rliomas. O'Rourke, Logm1 tmvn- Mr. and Mrs. Clnrenre Reid have moved
eon who was .on his wee to India, were just shin, was a recent graduate et . McLeod, rote the dwelling they purchased from moved
passing through. For a small community, it Alberta, end received his commission aa a and Mrs. wellsizard Hudson.
seems as 11 Seaforth lits done right well by pilot officer. Han Mon-Martin—
the armed services, it record worth boasting Word Writs received here of the death of a A pretty wedding WAS solemnized at the
about, especially in the -RCAF. Sometimes former resident of Dublin; Edward Cummings 'United Church w manse, IS mole on Saturday,
when I get; a bit of leave, I kick off for 900- at Blyth following a prolonged illness- The Nov. 4th, whet Rev. A. Grant united in
don to visit Mersa and we have some great departed man was 0 native of Ireland and Nov. 4th Agnes Lore en, M.
Gof MIn
sessions' talking over the fait and friends we ha and his wife emigrated to Canada about end iage Agn, Loree and Francis o Ham.
used to have way' back in '41 in good ole - 25 years ago. He was employed with James linin, son dr. r, and Mrs,dWm, Hn nem_
Seaforth. - We nee. both enjoying excellent Shea for a number of years, when he took of Cro5001 of.
health in spite of the stuff Jerry is throwing up farming and tabou1tvtentyears 500 the fa- The bride wore n Boer -length
our way. Thanks 05itin. 'Sours truly, ALLAN wily moved to gown of white sheer with gilt embroidery,.
SMITH. (0.9. A. A. Smith, RCAF., Over funeral took place at Blyth. shoulder length
veil and
ea Mins bouquenuof
sees). 011'loial word from Ottawa reached Dublin
Received cigarettes, thank you. This 5nds yesterday that Pte. Herbert Brown, a former igon, .inter of the groom, wore an orebid
me feeling fit 004 looking forward to leave resident, was wounded in action in Belgium. crepe floor length dress end carried yellow
after a year on convoy escort duty: It has .Lieut. Joseph O'Connor, Barriefield, with and mauve chrysanthemums. Following the
been a great year Mr all of us, butnowwe his ciente, Mrs. Teresa Eckert and Mrs. F. eenmmny a retention was held at the home
he bride's Pmmnts with thirty meats
MED 'ready done so. Incidentally rho draw will be. of t
kaznar .took 1ortvatd to 28 days' leave 10 renoty a0- Baer.The
There will be an :To meetints on uuintances, Let inc again thank. you. BU77, Mr.:anti 102,0,. Louis i{raust mof sons, 000, p, song. hose serving were
were pink and
TOWNSHIP CLERK room',. Nov, 10 at 4.3o p.m, in the work q
FINNIGAN (HMCS Tram, Sydney, N:S.) Mrs. Robt. McCormick and Hn of FTamilton�l Elsiee1Brayss JenwilWriahF
rooms, � Many thanks for the 300 lot of cigm'ettes Roberta Bergman and Miss Marie Lajoye, of
the town hall, • - you sent- me. *hey were sure npnrecinted• I Detroit, with Ora and Mrs, James. Kraus- .Mrs. Ear Kinsman, Miss Jessie Hndgert.
Tuckersmith council met in twat,
Mrs. Ed. MaoEay and Mrs. Wilbur billing-
Seaforth, on Sat., Nov. rich, for the regular SEAFORTH INDUSTRIES am working in a records office over here Me. 00)1 Mrs. rhes. Harris nf. Chiaelhnrat
meeting. Bylaws 11. and 12 aD- . and am getting. along very well, I 0030 hope M. end Mrs. Basil Byrne. Detroit, with recently nurrhased the property from Mr.
NovemberREACH LOAN QUOTAS Mrs, Katherine Byrne and ether relatives.
Pointing E. P. Chesney as clerk and nether- I this old war mill soon be. over so we oan all I{arvey Jacobi in which Mr. and Mrs, Robt.
uckersmith Municipal Telephone 1 get 'hack home for so n big 11 50 we c day. Mo. and Mrs: Daniel Williams ave spend -
System
the T the ViotovY loan Mr enzie reside.
ng
nd
System to
Invest $S;iubn'e in Local industries are campaign, their quotas Thanking roue Pte. It.aEeed tom Orville 1ni3 n and tMrs. Johnh in [n t Chatham Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Forrest pnu•ahrtsed the
'were given their required readings and. tin- fn the Victory Loan campaign, Mr'. .Menton Thanks wereO77tsL received
Spr. C. Coombs, and Detroit. n001101117 on life highway from Mr, Doter
ally passed. The Peeve 50d treasurer -chere .Reid, chairman n ofsthe Seaforth committee,hBlHildebrand,Mora fn which Moa. D. E. McKinnon resides.
sized to invest $Sfi,250 of the School Announces. Oppress of employees in the Bell GPI, J. A. MCX{,uy, Pte. Wm, W. Powell, John
1,, }bouillon. Miss CA(hkirille O'- O E. Kennedy of the RCINVR, end Mrs.
authorized ggg
1 Th usual grant j 0 not complete Mor° than Pte. Bohn J. MOM.
Mr. 1 M s James Shea and Mrs. Joseph Kennelly, of `salon, St. John's, Newfound-
Rourked ed p 1 t Seaforth Can 1 400 1 been subscube D 11 at 731yth i
t 4t0 was o $ MEET with h 7 II t1
EDWIN CHESNEY NA l t the
mace n
rand in the Victory oan, c Eng ne. o, was r. ant .r..
• Canadian � d 'which is $1;000 land, are visit ngthelattei•'s Parents, Mr.
Legion and Council pa was asked to attend ser- over the ciiioFl BIBLE SOCIETY TO Miss Genevieve Feeney.. Toronto, w er and Mrs, .ns. oggar n,
vice at Viotossin park on Nov. 11th, In Ileaky Plox Products Limited, 100 Per The annual meeting °f the Seaforth ,pother, Mrs: Kathleen Feeney. Mr: and Mrs. Cornelius and with her ter standing 0 fe
ordered
alt O has ,. - etrire y
ns (look returned
The treasurer was ordered to Pay-. $6rs to cent, of .the employees here subscribed a Miss Bernice Donnelly, eney.London, hams a£ 1w days last week
T k itl 0 1 beer)reached.branch of the UPDe• Canada. ABible Society
M d M Prank Dannelly at their summer home et Grand Bend.
snare m -vis on om e.. total etttjon nvaa resented to. council ge- and every effort is betas made to reach the kfondaY jonn. xnfl Preparatiet for the fall with their Parents, kb•. and Mrs• Joseph Eleanor' purl Mr'a, Tu nr. Sr.n r
ttuesthng County f' Hmom o e over objective this week. , work. All interested fn t e goo wo ore an, Mies Mary A. Ho
portion s road from the ons m the county Society are asked to 12ichard Eoilanzh ILCAF.; . Toronto, with ga
lh t d the' M J V Flynn Mira Aliea Kyle, who nnderwenb an oPera-
Tarvn of Clinton representing uearem u the. quota of $'3,70 pas ea. be held in the SatvatSon ray parents, r. an rs. •
C rt costs to that town Th t E I quota for Senfotth IS
$186,000 , i N 13th at 8 o'clock for Misses Mary and Elleet Jardnn, Landon. Mr, and Mrs, TTullo k Jr. and daughter
f 7 Brides
r aniza4 k with g -
p of • t tk that°g
h'b d rk of the J l
visited this wee
attend, Dr. F. Harburn
rood saris ordered totfmw� same county. MINISTERIAL' ASSOCIATION ispreaidant, Mr:, nazi is.
de I Peter Dill, Stratford, with Mr. and Mrs. tion 'fn s St, Joseph's Xlospital, London• re-
d District t M• 7S THANKS ntly is much imP1•oved tnAi bras bean rm,-
or
$1 Seaforth, f 'Clinton,"Board, $6.00; cash- relief, y' o -
Dep Town of 'Clidiv.dd.court cgs. $6.93, following member's being present: kindly attd generous receptioll, we. FepenOeYPntrick J. O'Rourke who. hits recently
Dept. of Health, insulin count Seaforth ,Rept.. Gilbert, Workman and Patton, say to you a. sincere "Thank yon." I i•eeeo. hie commission gat who Ill, recenta,
I." ion wreath,.. $10, . rad account .$2,754.76_ Captain S• and Lieut Waterston This week our that check (for i at his home ," thirty days leave.
Account of Roll. Engine and Thresher Co.
The Seaforth an Js rlc 1n - p LETTER OF JoaePt
Si. le ' S min,uy 7 t the home of her nephew, Mr.
1 Dill.
re
01,111.44
was passed In the amount of - - Rev. Father Laverty, I. e s e , va. esetnc n
,117.44 and insulin. chargee of $3.45 were Pres Association met in the... First . a.ve,. t0 00nr little Lon<Inn, with Rev. Dr. F. Foulkes. Wm. Itvle, KipPen,
Accu paid to the passed
•Health. Presbyterian November
-CilUPCh vestry on 14101e , To all' those rV110 g Cannel• Leonard Steinbach; Foulkes.
wn, and
Accounts were Passed as 'f Clowa: Town da NOvem'ber Sth, at 2 p.m., the b Oklet "He Does Cale;"' 501017 a Mrs,. .Steinhnch, Louden, n•itlr Mrs. Kathleen
1' A pint of your blood can save a
• wounded service man. Thousands of
donors are needed. Call Red Cross
Mood Donor Service.
VOLUNTEER FOR THE NEXT
Blood Donors Clime
NOVEMBER 16
PLEAS13i CALL MRS. CLOSE, PHONE 186
ap ala las
$100,00). vett forward to Jim Hunter.!
James Cutin; R&P., Labrador, with his
Telegram B.W.V. F1111d, parents, Mr. and M01. Wm, Caron.
Bible 18th
meeting on Mo va- Torontohu Fvg. T g
The Salva- One hundred of them are going from.; Mrs. C. Maloney and son Andy, LET OUR Wounded Down.
Nov. 1 at 8 p.m,. in
• e meeting^was closed room to room in Christie Street Mili- accompanied. by Gar. a tt�ht�ersDlpaVitne Don't LD for Blood donations
with
Army. Tyntario's quota f
Cap prayer by Rev, Patton and ,Initiate 1V1ilitary Toronto, and,
Loudon, MaloneyofalSt.eMarys. ltspent Sunday at the 1S 12,000 per week,' but in recent
Capt. Sims. Ont. 300 of them are well on their home of Mr, Peter Krauskopf. weeps we are falling short of this
W.I. TO MEET • I way to (our) boys and girls on then BLAKE quota by 1500 donations.
The Seaforth Women's Institute battlefronts, in the camps and in; I Many people think that the war is
will meet at Mrs, Wilfred Coleman's hospitals. Mrs, Cm3sitt el Hinsgreen visited her deur nearly won and that there no longer
The hookllets are still on sale at 250 Ehler and son -meow, Mr, and Mrs. Clarence is the same need for life, giving plasma.
on Tuesday, Nov, be at beautiful
t ginb Leach, in aur quantity You may have parks and fanny: This is not the case. The stock pile
Roll call will be a bea11t1fU1 thOUght� a shale , h1 this 2 -way clan,, y. All I Miss Marjorde Heitman of Zurich spent theof
in prose or poetry.. Mr, H: G. Meir recepits go to British Wal Victims weak end with her cousins, .Mr. and Mrs. beginning of thetwar, indeed since
so low is
t
M. Elliott and Donald.
k theproposed municipal d V dully YOM'S The thankoffering meeting of W.M.S. is to the supply that men serving the galls
Mr. their blood for nee transfusions
Mrs Thomas Dinsmore spent the week end
at NinBana 'Falls, save their wounded buddies. Surely
Mr.. and Mrs, Sam Hey ware visited by
their daughters from London an '
Rev. R. Heat save a splendid address at additional sacrifice.
It was decided to hold a united
Drop In Blood Donors
Is Serious
will ansa on propo a Fuii Very cot
centre. Please bring any unfinished JOHN BNTATTIID, he hetet on Thunder afteunoon, Nov. 9t a ill the front line areas in Italy when
sewing. -. .Beanie's `tic to $1.00 Store. ,'the home of Mrs, ROY McBride.
M and Mrs Roy Lamont and Mr. and withdrawn for rest. perods ere
rgiving
PROPERTY CHANGE B-AYFiELD
The residence of Mrs. Jennie B. Hutchi- Miss Madge Houston of ` StanteY
son, now of Sl Catharines, 'Ont„ and adult,
ed on Jarvis sinet, occupied by Mr. Charles spent, ten days with her sister, Mrs.
Baynes, has been sold' through the office of Roy Arlin, of Carlow.
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E. C. chamberlain to Mr. John. T. 5lgie' of. Mr, and Ml's. Roy ,Arlin •Of Carlow
Tuckersmith Tovmshin, celebrated their third wedding aunty -
SPECIAL SPEAKER ersary on Saturday, Nov. 4th. A din-
Rev. J. V. Mills, B,A., of Waterloo, will nor was served at night t0 14` guests.
be the finest speaker the anniversary ser
My. Sam' Houston of •Ba.yilold is
vices of First Presbyterian Church, Seaforth, visiting With his daughter llin'S, Win;.
Rev. r.on Sundae, Nov loth. M01att,
R M• MillsMrlls is an f Loudon,
outstanding speaker as .well as a returned Miss Mal•ie Talbot spout the Weelt
Chaplain of
ATTEND SERVICE Len Talbot
ate]
Legion are attending rivet PresbyterianBlue W g
this war,
end with he` parents, Mr. and 141t•s.
LEGION TO
The Seaforth Brnnalr 150 of the Canadian Wedding bells are 1']ng1130 on 5110
• 11va:
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Church evening service • on Sunday for their Mra 'Fraser, Sterling and ..babe are
arrnuctl church particle. All veterans and ser-
vice men are requested to join in the parade. spending ' a few flays with Ml, and
at OA5 p.m. Mrs. John Turner.
...
t d Goctenteh, those soldiers need not make this
the Blake church on Sunday afternoon. Mass An urgent appeal goes. out to all
M. Hoffman of. Znrieh. 'isensted at the organ• e0 ie betrveon.. the ages of 18 and GO
Mr, and Mrs.. C. Clark visited the-foemer's p p
d sister, Mrs Finn i- who are DOI 110w regular donors, to
a ;tion. at
Mies Vena ()mall
blood.
the Mosson. store at Verne, Mies 'Lower has The- 1o0a1 COtnlriiCtOO in charge
taken . a pasitien er the 7,urleh d0ug stere;
Mr, anitMrs. Bence \Vniker of Hillsgreen +o, ,,l like t0 Semon least -200 donors at
called Mr. - and Ma Harold Finley ling the next clinic On Nov, 16th,
fpm
mother• land brother :m s s
g n come forward attd volunteer their
O 1 has taken a nos b1 d
lY on _ I Won't you please phone Mrs. Close
i i.
I�%�C}.I�-LQP 1 at 15G and volunteer for this clinic.
Tho Meoiilon Farm ram.. No. 4 Square, Yon can Save a life by so' doling,
wns lack] at the home of Mr, R, N. tlorrmtee Giving a pint o1 blood is such an
on Monday evening,. Nov, 6111, with an at-
tendance othirty. M • Der- east matter compared with the saCM-
ranee, sing-- next
by Mrs. R. S. Mc- flee Of those whol00' Ve .
t*.
Kercher: The nest meeting will be held at ' Your blood is .til gellilyneeded rt01
t Contorts by ns i it
the home of Mr.: George 0mn11he11 on Nov Don't. let 01n' wotili led. clown
ember 13th. •
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