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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1945-05-10, Page 5se aye it fui d • • n m d THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1945 . THE SEAFORTII NEWS Hillcrest, the better shortening 1 9c 1 LB. CARTON Tasty Red Plum Jam, 24 fluid oz. jar 25c Garden Patch Choice Qualiy Peas 29c 2 - 20 OZ. TINS Nabob Coffee 1 lb. bag, 43c Kellogg's Rice Krispies, 2 pkgs. 25c Kam - a cooked pork specialty per tin 31c Junket ;Powders 2 pkgs. 230 Ovaltine, med.-58c. large 99c Hillcrest Toilet Tissue 3 large roils 250 Hawes Lemon 011, makes furniture shine 11 oz. bottle 250 Ivory Snow large pkg, 150 ,Javex Concentrate per bottle 150 Climax Wall Paper Cleaner per 'jar 43c Old English No Rubbing Wax, pint tin 49c, quart tin 89c Ghees-a-Roni — a meal in a jiffy per pkg, 190 Stoker 's Fancy Quality ftY Tomato Juice• r $-2U oz. tins LJC Clark's s Mnshroo m Soup or Asparagus Soup 2-11/ oz, tins 17c McLaren's, Olives, Plaiu Queen, 8 oz. bottle -21c. 9 oz. bottle 31c MoLaren's Stuffed Olives U oz. bottle 31c Baby Supplies Johnson's Baby Powder, large tin -55c; small tin 29c Baby's Own Soap per bar lee li'letcher's Castoria per bottle :151• • Aylmer Infant's 'foods, fruits and vegetables 3 tins 25c Cream of \Vheat- _ large.pkg. 25e Carnation Milk, best for babies Nutrim Baby Cereal, 9 oz. prig` ---29e: 19 Oz, pkg. 49e Crown ('ort, Syrup, 2 10, tin -25e: 01 lb, tin Eit• C J5 Sproat �l Art F PHONE Pi PHONE E 77 '�s�,�,'�',7=....�'.,.J�•... s'#..,*,,,.+.�a.•"�,•���+�^.?�`�:�3�,>aa;:,�:.x.v�°rass;..:� MAGIC Peach Layer Cake 2X cups sifted. cake )•cup white corn syrup. Sour 2y tap. Magic2 eggs, unbeaten - n to g Powder 35 cup mutt P. salt 1 tap- vanilla X cup shortening X tsp.. almond (hetet Sift dry Ingredients to- gether 3 times. Cream SGS < shortening, Add syrup a: gradually, beating well after each addition. Add '/c of flour mixture. Blend well. Add eggs, one at u time; beat well after each. Add remaining Hour mixture in thirds, alternately with milk 9. halves, beatingwell after D each addition. Add flav- oring. Bake In 2 greased K 111 lightly floured 8" layer t� cake pans at 395°P. until • done. Top and fill layers .o •1 i1 �,, whip peach -halves and Whipped cream. MADE IN CANADA cAhus ao nEuMa,�L•• Seaforth Red Cross Society SPONSORING "HERE COMES H 5 C � �RLIE PRESENTED BY THE TUESDAY NIGH C CLUB CARDNO'S HALL FRIDAY, MAY 18th 8,15 SHARP Admission 40c, Reserved Seats 10c. ' Children 12 and under 25c, Plan Opens at McKihdsey's, Monday, May 14th. 2 p.m. (No Phone Orders Please) CHICKS Here is your last chance to hey good S.C. White Leghorn Pullets, both started and clay -olds: Started chicles from two to Six weeks old. Day olds for the last two weeks of May. 0 GLAZIER'S POULTRY FARM Phone 6172,31, Clinton DANCE . AT ST. COLUMBAN Friday, May 11 MUSIC BY THE RHYTJ-LMALRES Dancing 9-1 BORN EL.LACOTT—At Scott Memorial lioe- pital, on May 5th, to. 1VLr. and Mrs. Cdere ice 1 1Iec:OLC, Brussels, a. son CARDIFF—At Stolt Memorial Hespl Lal on May 510, to Mr. inlet 1900 Ross Cardiff. Brussels, a son, BURNS—At Scot], Memorial Hospital, on'May 8th, to Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Barras Sea.forth, 0 daughter. MURRAY—At Scott Memorial Hospi- tal, 011 May 7111, t0 Ml', and NB's. Stephen Murray. Will ton, a son, WOOLSEY—At Scott Memorial Hos- pital, on May 9th, to Mr. and Mrs. Thadcleous Woolsey, Seaforth, a daughter. 12CKERCHER — At Scott 'Memorial Hospital, on May 910, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert 1VIcKercher, a daughter. A� j c DEAD or l �. 1 �( t,l A •L U DISABLED Quickly removed in clean sanitary trucks. Phone collect 219 MITCHELL WILLIAM STONE SONS LIMITED TOWN TOPICS Potty Officer let Class William Hays lord Mis. :Hays oi' Detroit are spending the week with his mother, Mrs: James bays: Bill is on tliifty day leave after serving for two years at Pearl harbor with the American "Seebees." Among those front a distance who attended the funeral of the late Alex Broadfooton.Saturday were, Mr. and Mrs, Tack Pringle, Milwaukee, Mrs Morton, Port Nelson, Dr.( and Mrs M:cArter, Guelph, Mr. Boyd, Mitchell Mr, and Mrs. Trios, klamilton, Lis towel, MISS Nesta Davis, Tillsonburg, Miss Marjory Bickell, of Toronto, spent the week end witl't friends in town. Sergeant Lloyd Hoggarth, RCAF.,. Ottawa, spent the week end with Mrs. Hoggartk and Phillip, Mr. J. Sims visited with relatives in Blyth over the Holiday. Miss Helen • Devereaux, London, visitedwith her parents, Mr: and Mrs. Jack Devereaux, over the week end. Mr, and Mrs, George MoGavin, and Audrey and Marion, and Mr. Fred Mc - Gavin were in Ifincardine on Friday attending the funeral of the late Hat - old Peterson, formerly of Seatorth, Misses Elinor Whyte, Margaret Blackburn, Hulda Cull and Mary Nth - Iver, Toronto, were weep end visitors at the home of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Peter Mclver, Miss Hilda Kennedy, London, spent. the week end with her mother, Mee. Roland Kennedy, Dl: Jelinrt 4 eve suffered a severe heart ea L attack on Monday and his con- dition on Wednesday is serious. Miss Bernice Manley, Reg.N,. Kitch- ener, spent the weep end with relat- Ives in town, Mr. David Bolton, Waterloo, spent the week end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bolton, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Ritchie and two children, Betty and Gladys, of St. Marys, spent the week end with his mother, Mrs, Eleanor Ritchie and sis- ter firs. \Vallate, Mrs. J. D. Hinuhley has returned after spending the winter at Owen Sound tend is the guest of Mks. A. 0. Armstrong Ul6 t 1 S week.. Misses Ann and Geraldine Eckert, "The Pines," Chatham, visited with their mother, Mrs, Joseph Eckert. Lieutenant Stanley 1)orrellce. timer- wash- spent. rat 1 the week cele e nil with th l 1 i. 'nether, Mrs Mae Dorranae, Private Patrick Cleary, of London, : spent the week end with his •parents Mr. and Mrs. William Cleary, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Walsh, Wood- stock, were guests this week at the home of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Albert Fortune.. Mr, and Mrs. William Andrews and sot, Robert, Norwich, visited at the MonYonneday, of Mr. and Mrs: Ed Andrews on Miss Joan McMaster, London, is visiting with her parents, D,'. and Mrs. L. A. McMaster, Mr. and Mi's, Leo Joynt, Guelph, are guests at the hone of Mr, and Mrs, Robert Joynt. The. C.W.L. of St, Jantes' Church are holding a home -baling sale on Saturday, .May 19111, at 3.30 min, in MacTevieh's store. The sale will feat- ure victory boxes, Mrs, L. J. Looby and Pte. Clayton Looby, Dublin, with Mr. and Mrs. O. Trott. CITIZENS GIVE THANKS Continued Prom Page 1 their country owes them, This is a debt ,hut must be paid. And there is another debt Out must he :mid A debt of gratitude to God, witlmm whose divine colt iboivltton we could 001 111111, bon, 010Cormus. dons of the science, we should 1, ve io.1 this war is the first round, in 1140. We without warning unprepared. were 0 C malt. loss aggresso' who had been secretly caning for years, slaving blitzed his way through the continent or Europe, erushmg everything in his triumphant nn reh, why did he stop tit Dunkirk, ht sight or Our shores?- the h dauntlesset n knightsortal oftiof the RA1'lin, when sho', the vaunted Luftwaffe from the skies, a modern version of David and Goliath, again we ask and wonder why. Why was he stopped again at. El Alemoln, within .sight of the Sues Canal, our life -line of empire? Why 115011 at Stalingrad 011 the Volga( Al the gates of Moscow and Lenin - geed ? Like Tantalus, that fabulous charac- ter of, Greek mythology, Hitler wee so often so near his goal of victory, and yet so fin. Why did he nttaek 12ussia, thereby making Russia hu• powerful ally, except Hunt "whom the gods would destroy they first make mad." How explain our successful landing in Nor- mandy and the epic evacuation at Dunkirk, when even the weuther miraculously inter- vened in our favor? How explain the fortnitous circumstances or. our peerless leadership in the persons of Churchill and Roosevelt? Any one of these contingencies, had they happenedotherwise than as they -'did might have turned the tide of battle against us. Let scoffers and skeptics call it luck, chance or just so -incidence. We, a Christian people, will gratefully acknowledge it for what It Is, the Intervention of a kind Provid- ence, to whom we give humble thanks. We .have only to think ofwhat the alternn. Live to Victory would have meant for us. To think or the nations which have been re- duced to slavery and starvation. 'Hose in- famous concentration canhps and murder I'nc- tories uncovered by our victorleus armies. 'these ono terrible reminders of what would have been our unhappy lot had we lost this WO 0, and which' awaits us in the event of trnothmi war. Let us therefore thank God ro, Ilia merci- ful intervention on our behalf. Let us con- less our unworthiness. And let ns pray that lie 1 cony finally crown our glorious victory with n ,last and lasting peace. O God, from whom ell holy demi res, all : t•Ighl counsels, and. all Apt works do eoale, give Into Thy servaints that peace which the n world cannot give, that ourhe1u•ts being de- eoted to Thy commandments, and the.. fear of our enemies being ta11011 -away, our. Limes, by Thy protection, may be peaceful. Through Jeoes 0Ihrist our Lord. Following is the address prepared by Mr. Sills, lead by Mr. Keating: May 1 be ,f7ermltted to say atthis time, that the Legion 1 represent, is Empire wide in its scope, the real name is Canadian Legion of the .British Smplt•o Service Lea- gue. In Canada, it Is nation wide in. Its -Mem- bership and )las as its greatest objects, first the preservationlin the minds and helots- of all Canadians, of the deeds and sacrifices of Canada's lighting men and women, and fur- ther, the Legion pledges itself to bo ready at all time- to give s helping hand in rehabilitation to all soldier& their .widows and dependents tin, justice 0hs'1 be eccorded them and that wideh 1s tbeir 111 a shnll be : paid. In my many yeare as pension officer of the local branch, it has been my privilege to, have been the instrument by ~11011 veterans' I WO in human nature, has been restored and' to,, have secured in many cases a softening or . the sorrows caused by man's tulununnht>' to moll. The results obtained have amply repaid me ro•ny effort I have mode in all these yearn. and 00 we come to the main theme of my discourse, Ladles and gentlemen, we, 1,10 gathered here today to express ear joy and gladness, on the occasion of the official announcement, that et long last. complete- victory pow rests with our fighting forces In Europe, We are healassaumaroommeaceszmattestmerasa C. W. L. Home - Baking Sale MacTAVISH'S STORE Sat., May 19th 3.30 P.M. FEATURING VICTORY BOXES here too, to express our gratitude to rho responsible for this victory. As Pother Huss hoe: so aptly and beautifully told you, in th opening prayer, we as a Godly people adm Deity, wht o f though the find has a. baoo ton and full of suffering, has at last permitte the destruction of our enemies. Newt to Got our eternal gratitude is accorded to tha noble group of heroes and heroines, who haw given their all that we might live: We citi sons of Canada, gathered here today, cantos our most heartfelt sympathy to those wives parents, brothers end sisters of our fallen and to those here present, who though so row is in your heart, yet have seen fit hide it for this occasion, may I be nonlife to say, we fully realize, that while for others the passing years .may dim the sears. of War yet for you this war will never be over, am one of those who like to believe, the regardless of creed or color, the souls of out have fighting waaftedWstraightllto Heaven, bottle to ono many than he who lays down his Inve for his friends,' and there they must have heard as the gatey of Heaven opened wide., Enter. Well done thou good and faithful servlet." We must express our undying gratitude to our armed forces, who will return t our soldiers, our sailors and merchant. marine,. our airmen, our nurses and military doctors, and our women of the anxlliary seniles, This is no Place to recount their deeds, for time will not permit that justice could he (lone this wonderful company of men and women who have blazoned the name "Granada". le letters DI gold d who v to er brave mon other. Suffice it to shy that from a R peace loving' n In country, Canada has developed the finest shoot Croups on we finround, unsurpassed men In the air, naval men of the best, developed. from farm, office and factory, 'there may he fighting men as good but none .any better', We Canadians are content to say "By their deed~ yo shall know them" and for those deeds we atforever thankful. Again, our gratitude must be -expressed t - the men and women of the Auxiliory Wm' Services. the Red Cross. the Legion. the Knights o1' Columbus, the YMCA and the Salvation Army. These are the people wh,' have made leo+vn t0 mu• forces, that we at home never forgot them these are the people who also have coded themselves in the work of softening the feeling of !me -lines, 0,r many of our fiehHng mot, They have made life ,1 hit. ensier and thunder for •11 ear: fih01 farces. Every prl anw• Lr 0 l0dny dP I r that. but for theRed Gross their list u ,ld have born unben rnbl. .1.8,1 in the light "f present t t v r Intron or those that h all ca mho h' 1 Germany, we mut believe tint but for 1110 lid (a therewould have been no Cuned- I 1 11 I t rat r. t.s hP herd. Speakuu t Olt It 1 t i h but fitting that w v', f rib 11-.rrirt here pay tel lto m u 1 •.:d Pi 1110111 wit v n• r ak and that k i bob,. eta certahnl taros her, et, in s opinion, nlnn for Y t :et I Ise t 0.9.1C„ . and het us also remember lh blond donors. those softie of ronufl as li e.. Let us nal forget aur c:il o',l',,ln•-f",d leaders in Canada. Despite political differ - Assurance has now been obtain- ed that Britain will require eggs 111 1946 in at least as great quanti- ties as ill 1945. The periods that Britain wants shell eggs most are in the fall and in the winter and early spring. With fewer ear- ly chicks this year, the pros- pects are not so bright of having enough fall eggs. Scott's Barred Rock or Hybrid Red X Rock chicks are avail- able the latter part of May, Scott's May hatched pullets make fall layers. Scoti's Poultry- Farrn J. M. SCOTT PHONE 851.32, SEAFORTH emcee ns to method, this country of ours has done a magnificent job. All nations including the enemy, unquestionably acknowledge the stupendous work accomplished by a people of only eleven million. Our guns, our 'tanks, our plrunes, shins, our ommunituht of all kinds, have played their part on every Instil,- front. While nuc fort production .together with our money allotments hove helped materially to 10010 the world. Let 11' uh•e thanks and be Proud of our civilian workers and the lender who h have a urlinedhe work mk 11 be done. Canada 1 intra '- occupies > neer it a proud std n t b t p is n a third highest ,And 1 this e;r r oltory fn 00 whole world. And to this espresslon of nr 01110 11111111,•S, phi y +t1. rnntinue to hope they 'utilize 105,111 these leaders and these workmen tests the duty of upholding in the years to n m tht5 proud position end the name 1 m- hal.mn, a 1 Finally. f have this to say. Our boys anti girls et rhe rrmrd Orem. rilin 1. le m•: - home. They will come back havfng much the nme feeling, we had SUMP ;wooly -five yearn ugh. Many will bring. wives with them 'just as happened in the last wart but each and every one should be received with open arms, and given the kind of welcome they have earned, This home coming is the one event that will live forever in their : lives. It has been so' with .all our War Veterans, These men and awmenm, nas tohfeywhapomnacehnthe srheoraedsldiocftCant- poetry will surely than Understand what 'Scott had in mind as he wrote the words "Breathes there a moa wv 11 I 1rd t so dead, 1' t- et. who never • t,1. 1rto -.kb. this t in my 01011, is native Sa d ' They ere proud to be11 ,', who has they know a'• no one else can know. who has not ' just What obscene destruction and de. lahn lr flows 111 the Waite of war. -These veteran, inch stilt castles flea fI t then ' h E high h re slueo t maks Canada a still yea •tet c0 un- • than ome home be rsuch that ttheyfwill thirlknou,w0e0 at home e10 melwilling ('aloOdo tth? fluent countr10111 y tin file world, Opportunities for ALL YOUR Liberal Government under Mackenzie King has taken practical steps to see that every Canadian after the war shall have a wide-open chance to make a real success of his life. It can be done by giving everybody the opportunity to get ahead faster and go further. Isn't that what you want — a chance to make your own way IN your own way? Here are definite) practical steps which the Liberal Government has taken (not just talked about, but taken) to make this Canada a better place to work in and bring up your children. You will have to decide whether you want the men who devised these measures to carry them through, or whether you wish to entrust your own and your family's future to others,' 1 Reconstruction Plans for jobs for 900,000 more workers than in 1939; and 60,000 more each year as the population grows. Every kind of enterprise will be encouraged. The Liberal Government has already set up the machinery: the Department of Reconstruction. 2 Foreign Trade Liberal objective: Sixty percent increase in value over Canada's pre-war export trade. This means thousands of jobs, and is based on the number of jobs created by Canada's normal export trade. 3 Credit for Enterprise The Liberal Government set up the Industrial Development Bank to provide money at low interest for long terms to help enterprising Canadians to develop new business. Another step towards creating full employment. 4 Exports Encouraged War-torn countries will want to buy tremendous quantities of Canadian goods. To facilitate this, , the Liberal Government has set up the Export Credit Insurance Act to do two things: (1) to insure Canadian exporters against loss, and (2) to make loans to foreign governments under contract to Canadian exporters. • Farm Improvement Loans Your Liberal Government has made low interest ,,,a loans available to farmers to finance their work and , ' make improvements, 6 Guaranteed Markets To provide farmers with a better wartime in- come, the Liberal Government made contracts for definite quantities of important products at agreed prices—notably bacon, eggs, cheese and beef.' These contracts have worked out so well the Liberal Government extended many for longer periods. . on. W. L. MACKENZIE KING, Prime Minister '7 Family Allowances From July next, Family Allowances are to be paid monthly to,assist parents in raising their child- ren—$250,000,000 a year direct spending power in the hands of people who need it most. 8 New Homes for Canadians ' The Liberal Government's new $400,000,000 National Housing Act enables hundreds of thousands of Canadians to own their own homes. In the first year after Germany's defeat, at least 50,000 dwellings will be built. • 9 Returning Veterans Gratuities, benefits and grants of $750,000,000 will enable men and women of the Armed Services to apply their energies in building the prosperous Canada for which your .iberal Govern- ment has been planning. 10 Floor Prices under Fish and Farm Products To protect farmers and fishermen and to main- tain 'rices, the Liberal Government has pro- vided- prices under their products. Pros- perous farmers and fishermen make a prosperous Canada. 11 Better Labour Conditions In co-operation with organized Labour, the Liberal Government has confirmed collective bargaining, provided unemployment insurance, appointed labour representatives on govern- ment boards. (More than 600,000 workers, be- cause of the Liberal Government's attitude towards Labour and the labour movement, now get annual vacations with pay.) 12 Reduction in Taxation The Liberal Government will gradually reduce taxation when the European war is•over to free spending ,power and to give Canadians every opportunity for prosperity, employment and freedom. What you have done in war—you can do in peace. You can do your part by ,supporting the Liberal Candidate in your constituency. BUILD A NEW SOCIAL ORDER TE LIBER, PUBLISHED 6Y THE NATIONAL LIBE5AL COMMItire