HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1944-11-09, Page 4THE SEAFORTH NEWS
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1944
W A i I -O N
The >'.P,W. meeting will be held
s•le on
atthe hotite.of 121reJ'os,Bc c)
Wed., Nov, 15th 'tit 2 ,p m. The roll
call is 'What 'i Am Thankful For
The topic is "What land of peace
would make good world peace," to
be given by Mrs, Hazelwood,
Word has' been received here of the death
of Isabel Menzies; widow of the late Robert
Menzies of Hudson Bay Junction, Sask,,. and
sister of Mrs. Wm. Johnston of Blyth and
Walter Davidson, Walton.
The play. "One In A Million," was pres-
ented by the Young People of Dull's LT -tilted
Church on Friday evening last In commun-
ity hallbefore a large audience. Each' chat'-'
actor' was well chosen and did their part
well, under the director, , RevR. O. Unzle-
wnod. At timeof writing they luneQuite a.
number of places booked. Chose taking part
in It are Mr. and Mrs. Dong Lawless, Ross.
1. awiess. Iva and Dong. Fraser, Marjorie
Hackwell. ell Wm. and Kathleen Leming.
After it c play on Friday evening they were
rr n ,uuryl nt the home or Mrs. W. '0.
Bennett.
Friends were sorry 10 hear or Pte..' Don
Murray being reported missing. We hope it
(nal tarn out the is a prisoner..
MI's, S. M. Humphries nod 'Bobby have
bean .'peldilig the past week with her inoth-
ei' and dad, Mr. and Mrs. Will Bennett who'
recently took possession or the McFadzenn;
home on the 170h.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Watson or London
spent the week end' with Mr. and Mrs. W.
C. Bennett.
0 ,n 6ieolle (WD.) R.0.A,B., of Camp
Borden, spent the week end with Mr. i"nd'.
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MAGIC'S CARAMEL CURLS
3 cups sifted flour 1 egp
It tspn. salt Vs cup milk
4 tbspns. shortening 1/ cup brown sugar
4 spns. Magi Baking any kind, raisins
Sift dry ingredients together. Cut in shortening
until mixed. Beat egg slightly in measuring cup;
add milk to make o/, cup; add to first mixture.
Roll out IA -Inch thick; sprinklewithbrown sugar
pplec nuts.. Roll
enfor well-greasedamus lnpans.
Bake in moderato oven (375°P.) about 30 minutes.
Makes 18. MADE1NCANADA
FOR FINER TEXTURE... DELICIOUS FLAVOR
Answer: Borden's Ice Cream!
Yes, this delicious treat everyone likes so
much is chock full of body-building pro-
teins, health -guarding minerals and vita-
mins! A grand energy food!
Even an average serving gives you a large
measure of these vital food elements every-
one needs.
Enjoy Borden's creamy smoo-ooth Brick
or Mel-O-rol Ice Cream as often as you
can. If your dealer cannot supply you every
time you call, it's because our armed forces
require so much of this nourishing food.
Look for the Borden's Ice Cream sign.
"IF IT'S BORDEN'S, IT'S GOT TO BE GOOD"
THE BORDEN COMPANY LIMITED.
Mrs. Roy Bennett.
Don't forget the "White. Elephcurt" euchre
10 nod' or the Red Cross on Friday, Nov. 24.
Tho Overseas Box C nal
n tLcb. reports hav-
ing l
ant 25 hoes recently to.\Vainer '
com-
munity boys overseas. Funmelal statement Is
as fellows: Donation from tlnnco $43, mn
hand $54.61, frau .previous soldiers ' gift
11)02 $2.59, ',proceeds Bron 'tickets sold on
Pig 9150,95, bingo, 938.30, lunch- eountet $15.-
50.
15-50, donations and bingo '5125.93, "donations
from salvage $50.90. Total receipts 5552.02.
Expenses---CI0ueiaes,.sent -to 25 boys 225.20,
chocolates' sent to 25 boys,l$24,75 .Christmas
boxes sent. to 22 boys, $154.08, cream servi-
ettes and ticket 111110s $1.00, on hand $180.10.
The following is a ,list of contents in each
box: 1 plum pudding; 1 'tin Demme butter,
1 lb. chocolates, 1 ton 'soup, 1 tin chicken, 2
tins sandwich spread, 1 tin Kum,3 pkgs. hot
chocolates, i1 pocket size collapsible stove, 2
pkgs gum, 2 pkgs. lite savers, 1 lb. fruit
cake. We, takethisopportunity 1n thanking.
all those who helped make these boxes' Poss-
ible,
Letters of thanks- have been received from
the following Tor boxes of chocolates sent
overseas: :Tuck Bennett, Pte. S. M. Humph-
ries (France), Tor, W. A, Nichol (France),
anti, Wm. ICelley (Italy), Frank. Marshall,
Wallnec Shannon, J. M. Johnson, Tor, W. J.
Coutts,
Mr. ted Mrs. Edgar Hollinger and son,'
Charles, of Hamilton, visited last week at
.the -home of her parents, Mn and Mrs. C.
Pel laud.
517 I•Iarry Coutts of Snskntolrevvmn
visited
rola tives around Walton lately. He lo. in
training nt Bradford.
Nits. Jas. Sanderson and sons of near
Wlove1er visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. Bolger on Monday.
Mrs. Earl Dow and her daughters, Helen,
Maxine and Amy, .visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Kearney.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kirkby have been
visiting at Sultan, Northern Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Pollard have returned
home .after spending several weeks at Ham-
ilton.
Mrs, Reid of Hullett has been visiting .her
sister, Mrs. D. Watson.
Mas, Bolton of McKillop at the hone of
NIr. and Mrs. W. J. clumphries.
VARNA
Mrs. Clark is at present with her mother
,n Sarnia who is mite 111.
Mr. and Mrs. A. McConnell, in. company
with Mr. and Mrs, Lee McConnell anis fam-
ily, spent the week end with relatives In
Toronto.
Mr. and :Are: Giio. Johnston, Parr line:
ware Sunday guests at the Immo of Mr. and
Mrs. A. lugs.
Mr. and Mrs, O'Rourke and. sot Lennard
of 13rurelt_id visited Mrs. Wm. Hurt on
Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Aldingt n spent Sunday with
friends in Itihbert
Hallowe'en passed oft quietly with n true
inneeent prmilzs being played by masquerade.
ih 1 homes,me ynung misrlaci misplacing Ments, 0007 tnsgat
eats
ar 1 signs, one,
Mr, James Stephenson Inns disposed of his
too Here farm on the Goshen Ilne, Stanley.
to Mr, Eekles, of Zurich.
Mr, Ernie Pollock has moved his elfeets
into the Campbell house in Varna.
The W.A. of St. John's Anglican Church
mei Thursday at the home of Mrs. M. El-
liott. There was a good attendance, naming
inns the order of the day, At the close a
wholesome dinner was served by the hostess.
A miscellaneous shower was held In the
hall Tuesday night in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Nfervin Johnston. We wish the young couple
bon voyage - through life.
Collectors for the British and Foreign
Bible Society will be calling on you soon.
EGMONIJVILLE
The - November meeting of Ilgmondvillc
W,M.S. was held in vestry of church on
Tuesday, Nov. 7th, along with the W.A. for
the purpose of making arrangements -about
the boxes for boys in uniform, but still in
Canada. Meeting opened with president in
chair and by singing it hymn. Roll call res.
nook(' to by nine members and 5 visitors.
The visiting committee reported four calls on
sick or shut ins. 'rho worship service was
conducted by Mrs. McMillan. Mrs. J. Wat-
son read a prayer from Missionary Monthly.
A poem was read b1• Mrs, Paul Doig and a
prayer led by Mrs. Noll and Mrs. Keys. Mrs,
Gardiner closed the worship service by read-
ing it poem. Mrs. Homy McLeod gave a well
prepner
looks' the red study bookaper of
ce
haptriits. andclosed with
prayer and a hymn.
BRODHAGEN
Mrs. Inn Baskin of Toronto spent a week
with hernrents Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Balc-
ones.Dir, Baskin spent Suiuin • at the sane
home and Mrs. Baskin accompanied bilin to
Toronto. '
Mrs. Politicize 'returnedhone after visiting'
hes daughter, Mrs, "Frank Cowiing at Toronto
Mr: and Mrs. Alf Dyekmaun of Fort Credit
and Mr, and Mrs, Louis Steinbach of.I•feidel-
berg with Mr, and. Mrs. .Hein'yICleber Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ilicicnier of Grimsby
with Mr, and Nirs,i .Henry E. Diego'.
Mr, and Mrs, W. , L. Ruereugesser, Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Sholdioe, Gary and Warren,
with Mr. and Mrs, Dd. Kressler-: to Stratford
on Sunday.
12 ditty bags were packed by the buying
and packing, committee of the Patriotic Soc-
iety for 'the Navy League, Toronto,
ST, COLUMBAN
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Murray visited
then' daughter Mary and Mrs. Green,
in Galt, on Sunday,
HULLETT.-
-
ULLETTw.- Mr, Rex. Frost of Toronto will be
the guest speaker at the Annual' .
Meeting and Banquet of the Hullett
Federation of Aglieulture to be held
in Londesboro on Nov. 9th, Mr. Frost
is well known to most farmers for
his radio comments pertaining to
farm problems. His address for this
meeting will be ''Prospects for Cana-
dian Agriculture after the War."
This will be well worth hearing,' He
is showing some slides on the war
and on a trip through Quebec and
the Gaspe. The Hullett Federation of
Agriculture is to be congratulated
on securing an outstanding speaker..
CONSTANCE
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Dexter and
Mrs. William Jewitt spent several
days last week with friends in Tor-
onto and Kitchener. Mrs. John San-
derson returned home with them af-
ter spending three months with lel
husband in Victoria, B.C. sr:s�es
REGENT THEfA�TRESeao
Now Showing —THURS. FRI. SAT. TWO FEATURES
11 iehael O'Shea Susan Ila -\\'arch
� S 5
"Jack L®ntdoxx"
•ALSO.
Waly Bowe' Alan Carney
"Rookies' in Burma"
No let-up in howls ! No let -clown in roars!
MONDAY, TUESDAY, 'WEDNESDAY
Bing. Crosby Barry Fitzgerald
"Going My Way"
Dtuiug the shelving of this superb production the first show will
start at 7.15, second show 9:40
NEXT THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
Dick Powell Linda Darnell
"It Happened Tomorrow"
An ironic, satirical comedy 9
Coming— "LADY LET'S DANCE"
' and "HENRY ALDRICH HAUNTS A HOUSE"
csioNsimmenommus
DEMONSTRATION
A very successful corn picking
and trash ploughing demonstration
was held on the farm of Mr. Menno
Steckle, Zurich, R.R. #2:
Approximately 200 farmers were
in attendance.
The program was arranged by J.
B. Matheson, Agricultural Represent-
ative for Huron County in co-opera-
tion with several farmer: in the dis-
triet. Dr. G. P. 2It'Rostie, Professor
of Field Husbandry at the O.A.C.
gave an address on the growing of
Corn. Mr. N. J. Thomas, Soil Spec-
ialist at the O:A.C, also spoke on the
Relation of Growing Corn to the soil.
There was a complete line of corn
machinery there, the corn planter,
tractor cultivator. After picking the
corn a demonstration was held m
turning the stalks uncles'.
\\'ant and For Sale Ads, 41 week 25c
CROMARTY
The atnniversary. service which was
held on Sunday morning 5,9110 very
\yell attended.•Rev. Joseph Taylor of
Mansell delivered a very interesting
sermon on "The Sin of •Lhibelieve."
The choir rendered a fine anthem
also two selections by the Mixed
Quartette, namely 3Irs. T. L. Scott,
-Mrs. Roy McCulloch, Earnest Tem-
pleman and Frank Stagg,
Lindsay McKellar at his home
here.
Mrs. John Young of Ingersoll with
her aunt, Mrs. M. 13. Currie.
Mrs. A. Russell and George Rus-
sell, Carlingford, with Mrs. Russell's
sister, Ihirs. M. B. Cilrrie,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kemp and
family with Mr. Houghton. '
WINTHROP
Mr. and Mrs. Jack S,iuires. of Paris spent
Sunday. with Mrs. Florae and Mr. E, Haase.
Mn and Mrs, Garnet Taylor and children
pent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Mc-
Cluru
Mrs. John Gillis, Isobel, Bruce and Jackie,
spent an few clays at Callingwood and Port
McNichol.
Bert McClure of Victoria, B.C. is spending
n furlough at the home or bis parents, Mr.
and hire. Wm. McChire,
Mrs. Oscar Cuthill hits been taken to
Victoria Hospital, Loudon, where she had a
very tion operation, We hope for n speedY
recovery.
All members and adherents of Cavell 'Un-
ited Church are invited to be present at it
enngregatioiml .social evening, Thursday,
Nov. 10th. Programme. amusements and re-
freshments are being planned, A social even-
ing- for all,
Dlr. and Mrs.. Wilmer. Scottspent a few
days with their son, Pte. Elmer Scott In
London this week
The W.A and W'.,M,S. mel' at the home of
Mrs. Archie Somerville on Wednesday after-
noon, Nos. 1st, with nn nttenclmmce of 23.
Prower by Mrs. R. MacFarlane. Reports of
the .Sectional meeting .held at McICillop-
Dulf•s were given by Mrs Russell Bolton and
Mrs. Bill Montgomery. A nominating com-
mittee was appointer) ML's. 11. Alexander,
Mrs, W. Somerville, Mrs. C. Dolmage,. Mrs.
T.mid id Mrs. R McFarlane A scrotal'
will be held in the church- on Nov 00th.
Mra W. Church 'captain of Circle 1, took
ehango. Scripture reading was given by Mrs.
W Somerville A reading wee given 97
Mrs. H. Alexander. Miss Margaret I3abkirk
favored with a solo, Does Jesus Cane." Our
new study .hook was introduced b5 Mrs.
Church and the first chapter explained.
KIPPEN.
Master Jimmie Lawson visited over bine
week end with his grandmother, Mrs W. W.
Cooper and family.
The W.M S thankoifering meeting ..was,
held In the church schoolroom or Wednesday
of last week Mrs W. W Cooper presided.
After devotional service the speaker for the
occasion was Introduced and told of her
oak Miss Davies who is now making her
home at Clinton, gave an interesting account
of how she began svm'k in Oregon and later
carried on her work as n deaconess In 0111-
0050.
The church service so Sunday Brat will be
conducted by the minister Who will preach
on Unobserved Sins."
An interesting event at the manse lost
Saturday was the wedding or Agnes Loren
Martin
Theyl rete caccomtpaoiliedln1,'ylMira11'Hain-
iltmn ami James ICerslake,
HULLETT
Want and Fos' Sale ads, 3 weeks 50e.
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REMEMBRANCE AY
rove her 1 I th .
Remembrance Day services will be field in 'Victoria
Park by the Canadian Legion and we Would respectfully
ask the merchants and business men of the Town of
Seaforth to close their places of business during the hour
of 10.30 to 11,30 A.M. of that day and that as many of the
citizens as possible attend this service,
John J. Cluff,
MAYOR
Town of Seafort11
'I'he Woolens Missionary Society of Burns
(March held their (Weber Meeting at the
hams • t' Mrs. George Watt, 'The president,
ntr. Shepherd, presided. Roll call' was an-
swered by 2d members. 'Che worship service.
was tekan by Mrs. Shepherd, Mrs, A. Mc -
Ewing and Mrs. Leo Watt and. Our Duty to
Our Neighbor by lYfra. Lear and Mrs, K.
McVlttie. Mss Gladys telpor Dave a report
n the sectinoal tncet105 held in Duff's
Church, McKillop, in September. The bolidny
bells are to be bonded In 10 the treasurer at
the November meeting. Mrs. Monviea invited
the Soclely to hold their next' meeting at the
manse. Mrs, Roe, leader of Group. - 3, took
.hie-. and Miss Ida Leiper favored with a
i,n ,k ;.ivenr..by Mrs. TtoC1er the was intereating.eW lclY
BORN
SCOTT.—At Scott Memorial Hospital, nit
Sunday, Nov. 5th, 15.14, to 'Mr. 'anal Mrs,
' Sam J. Scott (nee (iroee Mason), a"daaugh-
ter (Lois Bethel.)
LANNAN—At St, Michael's Hospi-
tal, 'Toronto, on October 24, 1944,
to Mr. and Mrs, John Lannon (for-
merly Loretto O'Rourke),' a dau-
ghter .(;Catharine Mary).
Want and For Sale ads, 8 weeks 50c.
BILL:
Boy, that's what 1- calla letter.
JOE: FrOm Your girl?
BILL:
Nope—from the
company. T,1 l .Pa esideu'E of mySoh tvaiiialg Epi. Bus ane here's a
of the 2,2pp ane and all the rest
Bell employees who
joined uta
theysay'll
looks right ot only thhou he
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stafstaff if the an le more
they're to handle
liar Drown thea
They're b amu.
giving
service, top, w credit for scar
position an when it conies
back, pay When to
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We get
JOE: Pretty good outfit to Work for,
eh, .Biu
BILL: T •3
They z'e 0..K, f
have lots of Looks as if they
t1Sateots work lined u
really needed, p ----and
p 7'loai.
I'll write .nfarj ab
......_ atitaightnow.
*Bill is referring to a paragraph in a recent letter from
our President to 2,200 Bell employees on war service,
which read:—
"... I imagine you are more concerned with what
conditions will be in the companywhen you re-
turn. Already we have done our best to look ahead
and plan for the post-war period... Our present
estimates indicate that we will need to retain all
our employees now on the force; that there will
be a job for you and all other Bell employees who
retttrn from active service, and that it will, be
necessary for us to hire a number of new em-
ployees."
e% Ani" 'e Sewwe
*Buy VJar"Savings -Stamps
and Certificates 'Regularly.
&Wm? IfIkegs to. ` olds
H. H. P. JOHNSTON
Manager