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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1945-06-14, Page 5THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1945 sTO Superior Prices for Thursday, June 14, till June 20 Stokely's Fancy Quality Tomato. Soup 7c 10 OZ. TIN, Chase and Sanborn Coffee 1 lb. bag 43c Lipton's Red Label Tea %z lb. pkg. 37c Plain or Iodized Salt 2/2 lb. boxes 16c Canada Cornstarch... -per pkg. 1e Snowflake Ammonia per pkg. 5c Brace's Bird Seed Interlake Toilet Tissue Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour I111lerost the Better Shortening Lipton's Noodle Soup Mix Libby's Prepared Mustard Crosse and Blackwell's Thick Moat Sauce Kellogg's All -Wheat with Tomato juice glass FREE 2 -Way Fly Repellant for Screens Plusho-cleans toilet bawls Simco -Blears clogged drains Davis Gelatine Aylmer Grape Juice 13 oz. bottle 18e Junket Powders 2 pkgs, 22c Stokely's Fancy Tomato, Juice 20 oz: tin 10e Red Pluto ,lam 24 fluid oz, jar 29c Per pkg. 18c 3 large rolls 250 per pkg, 15c 1 lb. carton 19e 2 pkgs. 25c 6 oc.'jar 9c 8 oz. bottle 25c 2 pkgs. 25e bottle 55c tin 210 tin 25c 2 oz. pkg. 19c rr r ‘kiiiabt Tuckersmith Federation of Agriculture PRESENTS OUTSTANDING FILMS AND PROGRAM In Egmondville School AT 8.30 re a, PHONE 8 PHONE 77 HENSALL THE SEAFORTH NEWS TOWN TOPICS Messrs. J. M. Scott and W, L. Whyte left on Monday on a trip to the States of Maryland and Virginia in company with Dr. W. R. Graham of the 0.A,C., and Mr. Schultz of Spruceleig9t Farm. They will visit various outstanding poultry, farms in the South,' Mr. John ,Kra uskopf of Detroit, who is visiting at Dublin was a visit- or in town on Friday. Pte. Kenneth Eaton of Vocational Technical Training School of Halifax isspendinga furlough at his home. Miss Grace Krauter of Toronto, spent the week end at the hone of Mr. and Mrs, Angus McQuaig. Miss Margaret McIver, Reg.N., of Kitchener, visited this week at the hone of her• parents, Mr. and Mrs, Peter McIver. Sgt. Thomas Clufi, RCAF., Hag ersville, is visiting with his father, Mr, A. F. Cluff. Mr. and Mr's. David Grieve spent the week end with friends in Ham - Miss Miss Marjory Eicken, Toronto, was a week end visitor in town. Mrs. Orval l,•Iabkirk, Wingham, was a guest this week at the home of her brother, Mr. Foster Bennett t Mr. and Mrs. Robert McBride, of Stratford, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs. E. C. Case. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Stewart and daughter, Lynn, Toronto, were week end visitors at the home of the for , mer's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Stewart, Mrs. Thomas Sharpe is visiting at the home of Mr, and- Mrs, Charles Dolmage, Kitchener. Mrs. D. L. Hooyer; Toronto, is visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, 7'. E. Keating. IiOnti'pant-Jamos Mark, RCNVR., Mrs Mark and daughter, of Halifax, are visiting at the horror of her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Golding, ;:1r•, and Mrs. James O'Reilly, Kit- chener, .were week end visitors with tt:rteris, Mr. and Mrs, Albert O RAIIIt. and Mrs. Sylvester Kelly of I nnc'on and Mr. and Mrs. Hubert O'Reilly of Dublin were week end nests at the home of Mr. and Mrs, John Ruston. Hensall Spring Show Held in Park W 0. Wis. ll am Charlesworth, RCrtli and MP, The Annual Spring Stock Show, eseently returned from overseas, which was held in the park at Hen- 71r. Grant Charlesworth, Mr. and Il on Thursday was. well attend- I James ('inc and Miss Laura .d, The fact that the weather was Stewart. Toronto, were week end Perfect and the farmers being so .visitors with relatives here. badly interrupted with their work Mrs. Helen Scott was a visitor in on the land, kept many from attend- London this week. Ing. The exhibits were of the very Rev, H. V. Workman underwent finest, W. A. Alexander of Grey an appendicitis operation on Satur- Township, Warden of Herron, offici- clsMat Scott Memorial Hospital, rs, U. D ally opened the fair. Jaanes Murray Clark President of the Clinton Fair Bain (l aughter Amt ofSa�in'son Daticleitincl St ewart, Agricultural Representa- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Greig arm& tit,efor or H uron County and Dr, A. R. Mrs. Archie MacTavish has return- Mon., June 1 S Campbell of at spoke briefly, eel after slaencling a week ht Gror e-' A special feature was bareback town snot Acton. • hurdle jumping done by Bill, Junior Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Williams were and Donna Merrier of Hay Town- Toronto visitors this week. EVERYONE WELCOME ship. These riders trained the horses Mr. and Mrs. Harrison or Bradford ADMISSION FREE themselves and have cleared hurdles were guests of Rev, and Mrs. A. W. as high as four feet 9 inches, Fol- Gardiner. lowing is.the prize list: Heavy Draft Mr, and Mrs, Harry W. Hart, also and Agriculture Filly or Gelding Pte. Kenneth Hart of Simcoe, with under three. lst Coyne Bros,'Staffa, friends at Niagara Falls. 2nd Fred Roney Mitchell; Filly or Gelding under two, W. Turner, Varna; Filly or Gelding under one, J. A. Darling, Dublin, John Tur•ner 4,THEM P. Y,O R 0 gN CEMETERY MEMORIALS Large Stock of Modern Memorials on display atoom our Seaforth Showrooms :LS the convenience of our patrons office will be open on TUESDAYS Open by appointment at any other time. See Dr, Harburn,. next door Cunningham.& Pryde Clinton Exeter Seaforth Phone 41 Hensall; Aged Stallion, Bean Bros„ ilsa Craig; Championship Class Draft Filly or Gelding, any age, oyne Bros., 2nd and 3rd Fred oney; Grand Championship Class raft Filly or Gelding any age, Dyne Bros; Special three horses rom one Township, Fred Roney, W. S. Monroe, Embro; Teams in andom, Fred Roney, wagon or ex- ress; Teams in harness, W. Decker, 0)1011: single in harness, 1st arid rid, W. Decker; Roadster open lass, teams in harness, W. S. Mun- 00, 211r1 Currie and. Tervit, Wig - am; single in harness, lst and 2nd, A C R D C t u 2 c h ave Your Car Simonized Only 6.00 B. A. Service ' Station PHIL PRESANT Greasing 1.00 SWEAT PADS. 65c & 90c each NOSE GUARDS 30c & 45c each at JACK'S REPAIR A IN I rvi A L SDEA or ISA LED Quicklyremoved-in clean sanitary trucks. Phone collect 219 MITCHELL. WILLIAM STONE SONS LIMITED DEAD AND DISABLED ANIMALS REMOVED PROMPTLY PHONE COLLECT - SEAFORTH 15, EXETER 235 DARLING & CO. OF CANADA, LTD. • (Essential War Industry) W. S. Munroe, 3rd Currie and Tervit, Carriage open class, teams in har- ness, lst and 2nd W. S. Monroe; single in harness, 1, 2, and 3, W. S. Monroe, carriage championship, W. S. Monroe. CATLE: Aberdeen Angus Ball un- der 1 year; Edwards Bros., Watford; 2nd, Bert Klopp, Zurich; Aged Bull 1st T. G. Todd and Sons, Lucknew, 2nd, 10. G. Todd, 3rd, Edwards Bros; Bull under 2 years, F. G. Todd and Sons, Edward Bros.; Cow any age, 1st and 2nd, Edwards Bros,, 3rd F. G. Todd and Sons, Heifer under 2 years, F. G. Todd and Sons, 2nd and 3rd, Edwards Bros; heifer under 1 year, Edwards Bros., 2nd F. G. Todd and Sons, 3rd Edwards Bros Shorthorns, aged hull, R. 181. Peck and Sons, Zurich, 2nd John Ostrom, Varna, 3rd Roy Pepper, Seaforth; bull under 2 years,•1at and 2nd' W. E. Parker and Sons, Watford, aid R, M. Peck and Sons; cow any age, W. E. Parker and Soils, 2nd Roy Pepper; heifer under. 2 years lst and 2nd W. E. Parker and Sons, 3rd R M. Peck and Sons; heifer under 1 year, 1st and 2nd W. E. Parker and Sons, 3rd W. E. Oest- reicher, Crediton; Herefords, aged bull, W. S. O'Neill, Denfield; John McGregor, Hensall; bull under 2 yrs. W. S. O'Neill and 2nd; John Mc- Gregor. Cow any age, Howard' Wright, Cromarty, and 2nd; heifer, under 2 yrs., W. S, O'Neill, Howard Wright, O'Neill; heifer, under 1yr., O'Neill, Howard Wright, John Mc- Gregor; baby beef under 750 lbs., Ptnsman Bros,, :Cromarty; W. E. Parker, Roy Pepper, W. E. Oestrich- et ; get of sire, beef breed, Edwards Bros., W. E. Parker, O'Neill, R. M. Peck, Reeve R. E. Shaddick its attending ounty council in Godericlr this week. Cpl. Wesley Jones of London is pending his furlough at :his home. The 68th anniversary of St. Paul's Anglican Church was held on Sunday hen Rev. R. C. Holmes of Bayfield t'as the special preacher at 11 a.m.ev. C. F. L. Gilbert of Seaforth 'OS the special speaker at the even - ng service et 7 p.m. Members of the bowling club will met at the town hall, Hensall, on ridgy;',Tune 15th at 8.30 p.M. The annual picnic of the Women'ststitate will be helditt the home of Mrs. Albert Shirray on Wednesday, wee 20th at 4.30 p.m. Mrs. Shirray ill be assisted by Mrs. Norminton, U rs, A, E. Munn and Mrs. F. Wright, rs. Norman Stanlaice and Mrs, A. Kerslake will be to charge of the orts. All members are requested to 'inti picnic basket and dishes, am Dance e s w t R i -11 F Ir J w M W sp bt B At Toast; Slavin's barn 3 miles east of Hensall, Friday, June 22nd, music by CKNX Ranch Boys and Cora. Entertainers from London and , Woodham;' sponsored by L.O.L. 1 Joan Dagg, widow of the late Jas, Dagg, died at the home of her son, Wilfred Dagg, in Killarney, Man., on Thursday, May 31st. She was the former Joan Bengough and sister of Miss Kate Bengough of Kippen. She was buried at Killarney. Mr's, Harold Willard and son Wil- ]lam James are spending a few days with Mrs. Willarcl's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Parkins, BLAKE Many of the farmers are sowing i their .beans in this community. The Woman's Auxiliary are hold- ing their June meeting' in the Blake 1 Church on Thursday evening, June 14th. The Blake school picnic is being held on the school grounds on Fri- day afternoon, June 22nd, BORN SANnEttsON - At Scott Memorial HospiisI to 001'. and Mrs. John Sanderson, Londesbor•o, on Thurs- day, June 7th, a daughter (Sylvia Jean). McKELLAR,-At Grace Hospital, Toronto, on Thursday, June 7th, to Mr. and Mrs, Gordon McKellar (nee Jessie Smith), 112413 Dover- court Rd., Toronto, a son. MILLDR - At. Scott Memorial Hospi- tal, on June llth, to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Miller, Staffs, a daughter, NIGH -At Scott. Memorial Hospital, on June 11th, to Mr. and Mrs; Louis Nigh, Seaforth, a son, Died on 12th, The latest party standings in the Dominion are; Lib, 117, P,C, 60, C,C.F, 20, S C 13, Ind 1 Ind; Lib, 8, Bloc P. 2, Ind. RC. 1, Ind (.CF 1. Lab, -P. 1, Want and For Sale ads, 3 weeks 50c. doubtful 2. Trial 245. Lakeview Casino Grand Bend Dancing Every Wednesday & Saturday CLIFF. GORDON , ORCHESTRA GRAND SUMMER OPENING It Saturday -- June 23 ; A REMARKABLE' E' TORONTO ORCHESTRA p( STAN. PATTON'S ALL R151+±1) ORCHESTRA. 11 Musielans Featuring Piano and Xylophone, Electric Guitar & Drums, String Bass, Six Saxophones, doubling on Clarinet, Girl 'Vocalist SOMETHING NEW' - SOMETHING DIFFERENT DECIDEDLY WHAT YOU'LL LIKE! FIRST CONCERT SUNDAY JUNE 24th THEDFORD BRASS BAND Softball Game Every Wednesday Evening THE PICK OF TOBACCO It DOES haste good in a pipe ALF Town of Seaforth Alioastois tri the Munn ipn iiia owning or r;i1b0( In; di7s.4s mot to 1915 .licenses for same t t o before Tunes 1 is t n •t .ill he issued from the T r'usurer ..0i ire in tit • Town Hall. Slt,_t that date summonses through the Court issued to the owners or harbout•ei's of clots not lix-logit, e t.c All dogs must wear license tags. Many complaints have been received about dogs tlatni,-' int, gardens and 110wer beds. Owners, or harbourers are personally responsible and, if necessary, dogs will not be allowed to run at large, • AncuvInfutrAti Monster Garden Party School Grounds S. S. No. 4, McKILLOP Th .+re June 21 Supper Served frmn 6 to 8 p.m, PLAY IN CHURCH M ' LISS (MY WESTERN MiSS) 1'.€seated by Brucefield Young People and sponsored by W. A. cf Duff's Ci urch r r, „tt 1;r,(. tr 7 ,n P.: 1 1 ' '„ YOU'FiC' POOPLE'S ANNIVERSARY SERVICES Sunday, June 17th 11.00 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Guest peakter--Rev. Fred G. Higdon, B.A„ Staffa SPECIAL MUSIC BY THE CHOIR G When wi 1 1 ; }et the tell 'pho'-;e t rrdered? sr•r.�•'G.e>.;•.:y:;v,>.t",'...:;;Fki�,a�#<'4;rv'':'.:H:i;�;�eye�'#^.., •:; r:?:1;�':n. ........ ..•.: ,� manufacture mann e of restrictions strictions on the commercial products, Minister `43 With the er and of many consumer Consumers must not expect commodi- ties." the available supply of these pend a of Finance y civilian goods -will de to immediate increase in to secure the added, `° an increase inwill require with ties: ' And timebe manufacturers interfering which m materials without in neon thelabour and sterile necessary eats, ,-;•sarv:: `vat requtr „•y fi �.: x r : continuing Our ability to instal tele- phones depends not on instruments alone, but also in many cases on obtaining wire, cable and exchange equipment. Even when we can secure necessary manpower and materials, it will take time -it aright be months - to instal all the apparatus necessary to serve our waiting applicants. We shall lose no time, you may be sure. We are grateful for the patience and understanding of so many who. have, had to wait so long for telephone service. ' OH �ctt ve 5'e/twice H. H. P. JOHNSTON Manager.