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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1945-08-16, Page 4THE SEAFORTH NEWS THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1946 - TH F. SEA 170 \{;\VS Wren Doris Hinz of Ottawa spent Snowdon Rios.. Publishers a week with her parents Mr. and Mrs John G. Hinz. t/ MIs Ed. Kressler and Jackie of CK NORTH MI'LLOP Stratford with Mrs. ,Jolui C. Diego'. The August A.meeting Of the W.A. Mr. and Mrs. "Don Markle of W.NI,S. wa.s held in the church. Woodstock with Mr, and MrsHarold. arold nd Mrs,Leonard: Leeming presided over Diegel, the business part of the meeting. Mrs. Dave Young of Sebringville 16 members, responded to roil call: with Mr.. and Mrs, John Amstein. Mrs. Leslie. Dolton then presided ov- Mr. and Mr's, 'Mervin Miller, Keith er the devotional part of the meet- and Donald spent the weekend With ing. The Shepher'd's Psalm in Iii translation was read by Jean Mills. AIr'. and Mrs. Milton Rock and Mr. e Wolfe with Indian Mrs, Margaret Millet' at Brussels. Shirley Regele, Norma Leepusig and To Diegel sang the d 2nd Psalm, an -i firs. Bolton led in prayer, A 11.,- membership to the W M.S, was presented to Nits Leonard Leeming with Mrs. Mills reading the address and Ethel Dennis presenting -the certificate. Pearl Regele then gave a guitar .election. Norma Leeming -read a poem with Shirley, Norma -and Joyce singing "The World Is Full of Beauty." Donna Smith gave a few organ nusnbers, Shirley Regele read a poein with Mrs. Wnr, Leeming giving a story.Mrs, Bolton closed the meeting with prayer', Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thornton .were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Ellicott of Monkton, Wilma and Carmetta McNichol of Mitchell spent the week end with their parents. Mr.and Mr's. Duncan 3icNichol. We wish Witham Roe a speedy re- covery after undergoing an opera- . tion for appendicitis at Seaforth hos- pital. Airs. Bella Boyd is under the doc- tor's care at Scott Memorial Hospi- tal, Seaforth. Wishing her a speedy • recovery, Mrs. George Leonhardt is not as well as her many friends would like to see. Miss Edna Robertson of St. Cath- arines visited last week with Ethel Dennis. Miss 'Evelyn I)mndtt< of Toronto is vi , . her p ir;....it., Al'. and Mrs. I , e,7.s MI -s. Ree i rota well as her ntanr rd would ike to see. i,• 1 ler Asher Holmes of with M+ :mel CONSTANCE • t It lu'. til:,, hoar tai Mr. 1-i. - spi•ti' `• 1 n - lir. , )t London visited .. ' villi sr t . 1 AIr. and Mrs.10s, day with Mr. and Mts. B Staffs. Miss Mumble Adams is v;ae'itimibu at Turney Point. Mr. and firs. Robert Barnes of the Green Cottage Inn Were reCHltt visit- ors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ern- est Adams. AIr. and Mrs. John Mills and dau- ghter Elizabeth of Blyth. firs. Norma Sills of Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Garbutt of WUngham and Mr. Albert Garbutt and daughter Mrs Stuart Darrow of Syraettse, N. Y., were guests of lir. and hr's. Ernest Adams. The regular August meeting of the W.A., was held in the school room . of the church, on Aug. 9. The presi- dent, Mrs. Mclilwain, was in the chair and opened the meeting with a reading. "Women and Peace." The minutes e1 the previous meeting were read and adopted. Mrs. iticTil- wain then took charge for group No. and Mrs Loverm friends in Kitchener. Miss Anna, Elizabeth Dipple of Mitchell are holidaying with Marline Diegel. Ms and MIs Wm. Diegel and family, attended the Tinel reunion in Mitchell, on kiionday. Mr. and Mos. Melvnt Stuss and Richard of Detroit visited friends. Master Lloyd Eisler of Seaforth Spent a week with Ray and Wayne Beuermann. Rev. and Mrs. W. Schultz and son Eric are holidaying at their cottage at Port Elgin. Mr. and Mrs. 'Win. Stender of De- troit holidaying with relatives. A very large crowd attended the open air band concert of the Blrotl- Sundayevening. hagen band on There Will be another. on Sunday evening Aug. 19th. Mr. and Mrs. Alf Riehl and daughter Doreen of Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. S. Riehl. KIPPEN Mrs. J. Linden of Denfield and Miss Marie Carter of Clantleboye. who spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Archie Parsons, returned to their (homes on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Elmore Gackstetter of Dashwood visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Gackstetter. Mr. and Mrs. 'Edgar Smith of Guelph visited recently with the let- ters parents, Mt and hiss. John Jarrett Mr.and 1l Archie Parsons sons and ,''nt sin relay at Rpringbank. Mr. and Ms.. Norman Long visited nut :Sunday with r,•1nlines in Auburn. Rev. Dna Mrs. J. Richardson are 'nitro.' relative- in this vicinity this )? -. -'til firs. J. Dayman visited '::1:+-• 'vith the latter's sister, :. R. \i-;' flake of Exeter. [.iti'e Ai:n Forrest daughter of ,s,1 Mrs. Cooper Forrest, who k in Scott Memorial Hos- r ,c'h returned to her on Saturday. .TcOr. L,'s. of London is a week with her parents. Mrs. Norman Long. Gerald Parsons, who spent ,o k with relatives in Deniteld a ienoye, returned home on Sunday. Ai.. :nd'Mrs. A. Gackstetter,'Mrs. W. Horney and Miss Shirley Harney visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Blanchard of Exeter. Mr, and Mrs. Harold Jones visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gor- don Westtake of Hayfield. Rec. C. W. Down of :Exeter will have charge of the service in Hills - green United Church on Sunday next at 9.45 a.m. and in St. And- rew's. United Church at 11. a.m. Miss Carol McMurtrie underwent an operation for the removal of her tonsils in Seaforth hospital un Tues- day. The death of Joseph Youdell on Sunday at the age of 74 occurred ie Eiitcardine Hospital after -a severe illness, Born in England. he came to Canada in 1929 with his wife and family and farmed for fourteen years s 94 0 when hi.. near Tiverton. Since 1940. 3, in the absence of• the leader, itis health broke, he had made his home. James Dale. Sang hymn 330, prayer with his daughter firs. Leonard a,,,•e Small of Kincardine. He leaves three sons, three slaughters and eleven grandchildren. William of Petei'hot'o, James of Toronto, and Cpl. Joseph Youdell. youngest son. w110 returned from overseas on August 7th after' 4 Years' active service. His eldest grandson, Sgt. Jde Youdell, son of \'ilham, recently returned from over- seas; his second son, Pte. George Youdellwas killed two years ago,. 'His daughters are Mrs: Leslie Few' of Toronto; formerly o1 Rieman; Airs.' Leonard Small of Kincardine and Bliss Bertha of Toronto. The funeral took place on Tuesday in Kincardine. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gunning from G}'amen, also Mrs. C. Struthers of Toronto were the guests of Mr, and Mrs. W. J. IP. Dell during the week. Mrs. Eldon Johnston and` 50t) Jerry of London are the guests—of - Mr. and Mrs. Bob Daynan. War from the Air on Infantile Paralysis An entire city will be the proving ground to test., with the most deadly fly -killer yet discovered, tite potent chemical DD'l', whether eradicating flies will wipe out infantile paralysis. Robert 0, Potter, science editor :writes about it in The Ar-erican 'Weekly with this Sunday's (Aug,. 19) issue of. The. Detroit Times. by Mrs. Ernest Adams. The scrip lesson, Psalm 90, was read respon- sively with Mrs. Leo Stephenson as leader. A trio by Mrs. Montgomery, Mrs, W. J. Dale and Mrs, Mclltwain was very much enjoyed, Mrs. Orville Dale gave a reading, 382e wasdGod sung , Desperately, m and Mrs. Robt. Rogerson offered the closing prayer. Authority on Deafness 1 Commercial Hotel Seaforth Friday, Aug. 24 1-5p.m. If you have given up hope of ever again listening to the wonderful world of sound as you once knew it ---if you are skeptical about hearing aids or discouraged with, the one you are now using ---you owe it to yourself to come in for a FRIDE "Hearing Lenses" test. MR. I. B. KAINE Laboratory trained expert, will be glad to discuss your hearing problems. Permanent address: Acousticon Institute 214 Royal Bank Bldg., London ANNUAL TUS. l 23 Centralia Air Force Kiltie Band In Attendance Large Outside Dance Floor. Good orchestra WHEELS, GAMES, BiNGO Proceeds for comforts for Boys & Girls overseas, and to honor them on their return. In event of rain will be held following evening. WE PAY GOOD PRICES FOR CHICKENS AND FOWL PARKDAIE POULTRY MITCHELL PHONE 152 TIIIMIMMINIMMUMMINIEMMINP RE REGENT THEATRE Seaforth - - NOW SHOWING — THURS. FRI...SAT. Bud Abbott Lou Costello. , "Here Colne The Co-lEds7f Just a collide oi: sweater boys working their way through Girls' school MONDAY. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY Hedy Lantarr ff Paul Henreid "The Conspirators An intriguing spy thriller, splendidly east, richly produced NEXT THURSDAY, FRIDAY, -SATURDAY LEAVE IT TO BLON,DIE Breukiast with the Bumsteads is always an exciting occasion Coming: "EXPERIMENT PERILOUS" Proclamation TOWN OF SEAFORTH V—J DAY By notion of the Town Council I hereby proclaim Wednesday, August 15th, from 12,30 P.M. and all day Thursday, August 16th, a Public Holiday. And respectfully request the business men and citizens to observe sante. - John J. Chaff MAYOR God Save The King IS NEE w► ED N /Krn m a IF WE ARE T . SAVE t Un LATE FRUITS AND VEGI±TA, :,;LES Thousands of Tons are Ready for Harvest Will You Lend a Hand? Food is precious—let's not waste It through lack of help) Now, in addition to our Own needs, we must also help feed the millions of starving people in liberated Europe. This is a tremendous task, but it can be done, I1—we alt do our share. This is the lost harvesting emergency we are liable to meet this year—so let's all pitch in and do e. real Job! Help will be needed from August 20th through to October 20th. Fill in coupon below and mail TODAY! FREE TRANSPORTATION For four weeks' service, transportation will be paid one way. For full season (August 20th to October 2001) transportation will be paid both ways. • MEN—Every man-hour 1U5'be put in. The need is desperate. Volunteer your services TODAY: • WOMEN — Every available hand con be used. Fill in the coupon and mall TO. DAYI • BOYS AND GIRLS— Thousands are needed. Any High School student willing to work on a farm has permission and is requested by the Min- ister of Education, to remain out of school for the month of Sep. tember. CLIP and MAIL THIS' COUPON TODAY! ONTARIO FARM SERVICE FORCE, Parliament Buildings, Toronto. I am interested In helping with the late harvest. Please send me further information. NAME..........................•.»..........,.....,...,M..»...........,.- ADDRESS...............................................-............... PHONE............................,,. ACiH...,.,..,.,.........«,.....,.....,........ POST OFFICE....»..»........ .... I WILL BE AVAILABLE FROM....... (Date) (Date). NEARESTRAILWAY STATION ..........«....,...«..«.,.,.... ..,.....». ,.....»...... NEAREST BUS STOP «.,.»...:.,.....««.,............ -« .............. ............ ....._ Accommodation is in camps supervised by the Y.W.C.A. or Y.M.C.A.—but you must bring sheets and blankets. DOMINION -PROVINCIAL COMMITTEE ON FARM LABOUR AGRICULTURE - LABOUR • EDUCATION BRODHAGEN Mr, and Mrs. Sam Smyth and George, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Diegel, Marlene, Calvin and Arthur, spent Sunday at Goderich. Mr. and Mr's. Edwin Rock and fa - miry spent Sunday afternoon at God- erich. Miss Gloria Anderson of Windsor • is spending this week with Mr. and l Mrs, W. L. Querengesser and other relatives and -friends. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sholdice and son Warren spent Sunday with 112r•. and Mrs. Don Stanek at Kitchener, Plisses Anna and Elizabeth Dipple of Mitchell are holidaying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Beuermann. Mr. and Mrs. Id: Diegel spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs, Edwin Quer- ' ensesser in Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. John Amstein spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Philips at Bridgeport. Miss Wisdom. R.N., of Kitchener, with Mrs, Sophia Bennowies. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Berry of Hamil- ton visited Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mogk last week. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Wesley and children of Toronto are holidaying at the home of Mr, and Mr's. George Meek this week. Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Hinz and fa- mily visited Mrs. Wilfred i{linkman in Elmira on Sunday. Gwen Rock, Joanne Rock and Betty Jean Hinz returned after at- tending ttending camp at Eden Mills near . Guelph. Mr. Russell Sholdice and son Gary, spent the holiday weekend with the former's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Adam Sholdice, at Walton. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Quarengesser, Mrs. Russell Sholdice, Warren and Roger, visited at the same home on .Monday. Miss Shirley Riehl is holidaying in Mitchell ' The telephone instrument is only part of telephone service 3 • The telephone t sttument is lust p of the efltipfuru 1 telephone sera tele x-J an 3, And une0s steers in the available pair °fexchis anSo+ no cable fro s the an be sdaea in teleplne w;y 11 ertch'I0Ses In mann hopes menu additional telep And these corea asidesi only 11 the can h added ed. switchboard can he enlarg SALE PHON �o m ; tax "ficte%ve v e4oc'4'e z F V.- +! c z Y, �sGVGl2�! Gaffers PotOG ds H, H, P. JOHNSTON Manager. S. 'po eittend iri'-" rte we i1eecd1 010 0 ftaines los 1100 pncposes, .and other' excltanEe egtupment In your own community, there may he a shortage of overhead cable, or of underground facilities, or lack of ecluip- ment at the exchange. So . if you have applied for service and are still waiting, please hear in mind that the telephone instrument itself may be only part of the equipment required to provide service. — and that wartime material shortages are as acute as ever, so that we are still iuiable to meet all current demands.