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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1945-11-29, Page 5THURSDAY, 1NOVEMBER 29, 1945' THE SEAb'OItTH NEWS • SEAFORTH HIGH SCHOOL Kauai .,f SCHOOL AUmencement DITORIUM FRIDAY, RER 30th. 8P. Guest Speaker -- E. J. Davis, B.Sc., A.M.E., I.C. Inspector o1 Vocation Schools of Ontario Operetta Valedictory Address Presentation of Awards GENERAL ADMISSION 35c ■ 261113.6.132. SEASON'S GREETINGS As 1945 is now coming to a close with all Its merriment and cheer, we desire to extend to all our friends, and especially to triose whom we have had the pleasure or dealing with during 1945 and the years that have passed. A Merry Xmas and, a Very Peaceful and Prosperous'New Year. Jonathan Hugill & Sons CONTRACTORS FOR CONCRETE SILOS SINCE 1934 • SUNNYVALE CHICKS FOR 1946 It is not too soon to place your orderfor your chick re- quirements for 1946, while best dates are available. Leghorn, Barred Rocks, Leghorn X Barred Rock Hybrids. SUNNYVALE POULTRY FARM Andrew A. Moore, Prop. Phone 666 r 3, Seaforth 1 DEAD AND DISABLED ANIMALS REMOVED PROMPTLY PHONE COLLECT — SEAFORTH 15, EXETER 235 DARLING & CO. OF CAhIADA, LTD. (Essential War Industry) ..................m........ DEAD or A l\ I l'l A L. DISABLED Quickly removed in clean, sanitary trucks. Phone collect 219 MITCHELL WILLIAM STONE SONS LIMITED We Pay Special Prices for Geese, Ducks, Chickens & Turkeys for Christmas Live or Dressed. We also buy geese & duck '. feathers PARKDALE POULTRY PHONE 152 MITCHELL TIIF. CHRISTIAN SOIr$CE Me6ITOa" tr�Sli hu n IaW d Ia Says Pentland ner, You will find yourself one of the best inforrned persons in your community when you read The Christian` Science Moni—e regularly. You will find fresh, new viewpoints, a fuller, richer understanding of world affairs ... truthful, accurate, unbiasei news. Write for sample copies today, or send for one. month trial subscription. r 111.4 ea anon =Ns romi, 1•MNO IMMO 11 1•1•10 MOM ..o ons pig. The Christian science Publishing 605166Y 6,0 on5, N;rway Stroet, Boman t6, Maw, fat' PI1 '.d send iron :amn it cope;: o1 The Plenss wend n o -mo a pl I Cori,aun Science Monitor Including n tion to The nrlstl'4 copy of your weekly MnsoaIoe 8e;tlon, for rvnlch I end•' t)ec e NAMpend $1.00 Recce) ,ay. eceit). AnnRESS or $55,00, tight of Sudbur; .rY, Ont. l romascrunas. 'mom*. TOWN TOPICS DUBLIN Miss Bessie MacMurchy, R.N., of Family welcome -home party was Joint], Central India, will speak at. a held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Public nleeting tn' fPii.st Presbyterial, Martin Feeney, Hibberd; Township, Church on Wednesday, December 12, in honer of thole son, Go. Fergus at S p.m.Clarence Feeney, 12th 1N/tedium Bat - Mi e. V. R, Peil'fot' 0f Detroit Spent tci'y R.C,A , who arrived aboard the Che American Thanksgiving al. the 'Queen Elizabeth' after more than hone of her mother, Mrs, Henry three years overseas service ' in Iioggarl.h. Africa, Sicily and Italy. Many vela Mrs. Michael Jordan and Miss Julia tives and neighbors were present to Murray of Mitchell spent Sunday with welcome the returned veteran. A Mrs. .lames Murray. social evening of :dancing,• was en - Miss Emily' Osborne fell last week joyed, music being supplied by Dan and broke her arm. She has been able' Costello and Joseph Atkinson,with to return to her home after being Miss Angela O'Reilly as accompan- taken to the hospital for treatment. ist and by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Miss Helen Murray spent the past Melady. A beautiful lunch was week lir Kinlcora. served by the hostess 'assisted by a Mrs. David Davis of Riverhurst, group of volunteers, Sask., anent a few days at tete home Zion Women's Association met at of Mr, Thorpe Rivers. - the home of Mrs. George Pepper Mr. Ian MacTavislt was in Toronto with a representative attendance of for the week end. I members' as well as several guests.- Gni•. Jaclt Rivers of London spent During the afternoon the ladies the week end at the home of his completed a quilt, A bounteous. father, Mr. Thorpe Rivers. lenich was served by the hostess Mr. ar d,,,Mrs. L. D. Mo1•i5011 spent assisted by iter daughters, Mrs. L. the week end in Barrie. ' Barker and Mrs, G. Moore, also Mrs. Miss Muriel Racho is able to be Glenn Pepper, Mrs, Dalton. Malcolm home again atter undergoing alt aper and 1VIrs. 'earl Barker. ;tion in Scott Memorial Hospital. A large group of neighbors and Mr. Stanley nacho, Stratford visit- friends assembled- at the home of ed with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Mr, and Mrs. William J. Manley.Me- James Ra.cho, over the ' week end. Killop township, on Friday night in Mrs, Allan McLeod and daughters honor ofStephen Manley and Miss Nornta and Palsy, Port I3urot, are Olive Petrie, London, whose mar guests at the home of Mr. and Mr's. Tinge was an event of Saturday, in E. J. Box. London. An address of felicitations Mr, and Mrs. M. F. Clarice were was read by Stephen Murray and week end visitors at the home or Mr. presentation of a pair of wool and Mrs. Phillip Duncan, Toronto. blankets and a chenille spread was ltIr, n11 Mrs. William Scott, Chi- macre by Joseph I\IcLanglin. The sago, were guests this week of the ,,,nests of Honor expressed their Scott. of his graucimotiter, Mrs. T. G'. h p Scott. thanks very graciously. A social Mrs. S. 0. Jones, Mrs. Donald Cam- eron evening followed, music for dans told- sou Bruce, spent tits past ing being, Supplied by Nelson Howe week with relatives and friends in and Gerald Holland, with piano Toronto, accompnnimcnt.' An elaborate lunch Mr, and Mrs T Willocks and fam- was served by the hostess and ,her ily, Ripley, were week end visitors at assistants. the home of her mother, Nlas. A. 1-).HibbertCounty Federationli ofranch of Agricultuhe re Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Zimmerman, has been organized. with ,George Stratford, spent the week end with Coyne appointed as president, Ver - friends i0( town, ges Lannin, vice-president, and Os - Lieutenant Stanley Dormice. Or car Reed as secretary. Brockville, spent the week end with Edward Gormley underwent a his mother, Mrs. Mae Dorrance, major operation at St. Joseph's hos- Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Rlumpp and pital, London, last week. Connie, 0f Dashwood, were Sunday A welcome home party sponsored visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wallace by John L. Coyne, Louis O'Reilly, Ross. Tames Doyle, Lou. Morris, Michael Mr. Frank Sills Jr. underwent a Doyle and Joseph Morris was held successful operation in Westminster in St. Columban parish hall on Man - Hospital, London, on Saturday.++• day night in honor of Gnr. Fergus C. Mr. and' Mrs. Frank Cuchnore and Feeney recently returned from three theyears overseas service. A large daughter Nancy, Toronto, spent week end at the home or the latters group of neiphbovs and friends luotlter, Mzs. J. F. Reid. assembled to welcome the returned Mi. Donald Scott, Toronto, spent veteran Rev. Elwyn A. Morris, ,Sim- the week end with Ms another,' Mrs. cox, acted as chairman, and the H. R. Scott, pastor, Rev. Father O'Dr'owski made Lance Corporal Gordon "A4fltson' a verbal address of welcome and 11CASC., will arrive home this week congratulation and presented ' him on the Lady Rodney after spending with a purse of money, The guest of two years on active fluty overseas. honor expressed his thanks to all Mr. Claire Merner and daughterr Present, as well as his appreciation Sally, Detroit, spent a few days with Ito the various societies pwho had his mother, Mrs. J. J. Merner, sent him boxes while oversews. F/O Friel Stewart, Toronto, spent A social boxes evewhile followedoversee with the week end with his mother, Mrs. the Ryan -McQuaid orchestra stip - t Stewart. plying music •for clanging. An ex - Mr. Keith Lamont, Detroit, was a eellent lunch. was served the guest this week at the home of hisby sister-in-law, Mrs. Frank Lamont, committee in charge. The evening Miss Rona Warren, :Stratlnroy; was elosed with singing of "For he's a a week end visitor at the Home or Mr. lolly good fellow," and the National and MIS. -J. M. Bekert. Anthem. Mr. David Belton, Waterloo, spent Mrs. James Jordan was taken by the week end at his hone here. ambulance to Seaforth Memorial Miss Mary Crowe, London, was a hospital on Saturday. Patrick Flan - week end guest at the home of her agan had his tonsils removed at brother and sister-in-law, NIr. and Seaforth recently. Mrs. Ernest Crowe.•Mrs. Teresa Eckert and Mrs., Miss Edna Stapleton, Reg.N., and Peter Maloney attended the wed - Miss Teresa Eckert, London, and Mr. ding of James ckert in Toronto, on James Eckert, Ridgetown, spent the Saturday. week end at thehome of their par -_,Rev. Vincent C. Eckert. •C.S.B. ents; Mr. and Mrs. J. M, Eckert. 1 Rochester, N.Y., with his mother, Dr, and Mrs. Martin Stapleton spent Mrs. Teresa Eckert. a few clays in Toronto this week. Miss Mary Murphy, Welland, Mrs. R. B. Stewart has accepted a Miss Betty Murphy,' London, with Position on the staff or Richmond Hill, their parents, gr. and Mrs. John F. Public School, Murphy. Paul McMaster, Young son of Dr. Hubert Feeney, Martin Feeney, and Mrs: McMaster, had the m15201"' and Victor Feeney, Kitchener, with tune to break a small bone to his their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin wrist by a fall on the ice. • Feeney. Mrs. Neil Fox of Clinton spent Miss Joan Burdette attended the Monday with the Misses Briue. funeral of her grandmother in Sarn- BAYFIELD On Friday evening a social and presentation was held in Bayfloid to welcome home the boys of Bayfleld and vicinity who have been in serv- ice. Mr, John Howard, chairman of the village Trustees, presented the Bayfleld boys with rings. Then the Finance Committee of the Red Cross of Bayfield, the units Blue Water and Bronson Rue, presented all those from their community who had. been in uniform, with bill folds and: money, The ladies then served a dainty' lunch, after which an hour or two was spent in dancing. Miss Maud McGregor le spending a few days in Clinton. .Mr. and. Mrs. Wm. Jowett left on Tuesday to spend the winter iu S{itch- eiter. Mrs. Mullin" and Miss A. Drouin of Detroit spent the American Thanks- giving at their cottage. Miss Jacquil ',Parker of London spout the week end with her parents 2'. and Mrs. J. Parker. Pte, Ellen McKay of London was, a week end guest at her home: Mrs. Wallace of Detroit spent the week end with her. mother. Mrs. 171 len Howard. Mr. C. Larsen of Londonwith his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Larsen. Mrs. W. J. Ferguson and son Jinn, mix of Sudbury were guests et Mr.•M. Elliott and Mr. W. Ferguson last week end. Mrs Ferguson came to at- tend the Elliott -Grieve wedding. Three Vicious Rumors Wrecked Her Life She was breathlessly 'beautiful; had fame and fortune; was the en- vied darling in Society's most gild- ed era, but three scandalous rumors. reduced her to utter misery and ruin, For the spectacular story of the original "fatal beauty", '"RAGEDIES OF SOCIETY", merican Weekly with this -e. 2) issue of The De- -mss. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dantzer and son, Windsor, with 'Mrs. John Nagle and William Dantzer. Miss Velma Moore, Kitchener, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Les- lie Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 3. Moly neaux in Kitchener. Mrs. Jack McCarthy in London. Miss Lois Rogers, London, and Sgt. Ronald Sherk, Clinton, with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kleinfeldt. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hyde and family, Hensall, with Mrs. Alexia Malcolm. 'Carl Stapleton, Kenneth Burns and.Thomas Dorsey in London. Mr. and Mrs, Herb. Britton and family at Hensall. Rev, Elwyn A. ,Morris, Simcoe, with his mother, Mrs. Josephine Morris. HIBBERT Hibbert township farmers meet- ing here Thursday night organized a township branch of the County Federation of Agriculture and gave their whole -hearted support to the Ontario Department of Agriculture's hog -marketing scheme. Frank H. Bell, president of the Perth Federation of Agriculture, acted ,as chairman at the meeting during the discussion period and before officers were elected, The officers of the Hibbert o>* ganization were named as follows: president, George Coyne; vice-pres- dent, Fergus Lannin; secretary, Os- car Reed; executive members, Phil - move Chappel and August Du- charme; directors, Ebner Kleinfeidt, August Ducharme, Dalton Malcolm, Tack Burchill, James Doyle, William McMil:ran, Cameron Vivian. Carter Kerslake, Clifford Dow, Thomas L. Scott, Eldon tlllen, John Norris, Philmor•e Chappel. Horton McDoug- al, and Andrew Christie. Send 1.1$ i+he Baines of yaoler visitors, LONDESBQRO Mr. Chas, Vodden is having 'his ' home wired for hydro. Mr. Gordon 'Radford and assist- ants are fixing up the skating rink which has been idle for a couple of winters. Skating will be in order as Spon as the weather is favorable. Mr. and Mrs, W. Addison of the lath con, have moved to their home HARLOCK M the village. Some of the nimrods of the vicini- Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Pepper and ty are away hunting, children of near Brucofleld, visited On Sunday evening next there on :Sunday at Mrs, Pepper's brother, will be a Homo and Fireside Hour , M'r. and Mrs. Jack McEwi:ng, also- held in the church school room commencing at. 8.15 o'clock, all are calling for aa sitar time at the home welcome, M her parents; Mi. and Mrs. A. W. ng. Miss Dell Flunking who under- MDer. went an appendix operation in the e h Reece his ss shout Sunday at Clinton Hospital recently, has re- mr,the Fonio i' his sister and husband,,1159' thread home. We wish her a speedy Wal and Mrs. soahad Bewley, 'e of and complete recovery. Walton,He also had the just d Mrs H. Lyon has returned home seeing Walter,10lt who had fust stetweek home the latter part of last week after spending a week or two at the from overseas. home of her daughter; Mrs. A. Her- Mr. and Mrs. Inert Beacom spent slake near Exeter. DANCE IN ST. COLUMBAN Friday, Nov, 30th. Ryan -Md - Quaid Orchestra, Dancing, 9-1 Admission. 35c. Chriptlnas Dance --Wed., Dec, 2(1111. Sunday at the home of her parents, Christmas is in the air and with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Laidlaw in the ground white with' snow the Morris, children sleigh riding and snow -ball- We are very sorry to hear that Mr. ing—it's Xmas time all right. Won. Brown, who has been poorly for A group. of children from S.S. 8, some time, is very -Iow. • Hullett, sang several selections on Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Rapson and Mr. the fnrin and home hour, over Reece Ferris were at the party on CTSNX, Wingham, last week. Thursday evening of last week which Miss L. Young is visiting friends Mr. andMrs. Warren Gibhings gave in London, as a slight torten of appreciation to Mra. J mss Webster Walker- their Jany friends who joiner] :in burn is visited with Mrs, of Lillie Web- puttin..; on. a farewell party to them at star, this week, Smnmerhill and their friends who so CONSTANCE kindly assisted them when moving and getting settled last Spring and Word was received lleenday that Mr. again this Fall in 1i1ir new home.: 1)001124 Stephenson has been 4u(coss- The evening was spent in progressive fur In winning the Carter Scholarship. euchre rind dancing, at the close of Mr. and Mrs. iPui. Britton of Con which they sang "They Avo Jolly Good' stance Mt 1110(1 00101 Roh,-rt Mc Mill:tit I llows," and 5 vote of thanks to the of Seaforth, and airs. Clifford HP]] ]I unl muFn laliS and tho floor manager Mr. of Clinton visited with Mr. and :1Ir:< mel ("licit replied after which they .Such• Reside of London nu (atiu'day. l0 !.lu(l Save the. Ring, we join in Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fertim.mi of wi lnn1 tlr. and 'Airs. (;il,ldngs a long. 5eafoltl'- visited- with Mr, and 0011 lir,. , h4111116, hapl,ln ,, and prosper - Geo. eo. Leitch and Mr. and Mrs. Within' i1,) in their n,'t1. 10)10'. Jewitt on Sunday. We are glad to know Miss Dnncal,i STAFFA Adams is able to he home titer her recent operation in Scott blennprial MMr.. Milton Lavery bas Sold his iLrrlal, Searcirth' farm of fifty acres to Mr." Charles weer Lot Ernest Adams. 1Ir. ,rc, resue- Falcone) of near Seaforth. Scott and Mr. Alvin Riley eessrul in getting a deer each during TUCKERSMITH the hunting season in Huron. Friends and neighbors of, Mr. Hug11 Dunlop are sorry to hear of his mis- fortune. Mr. Dunlop fell in front- of the Soaf0rtlh Post. Office and broke his leg. • Mr. Gordon Buchanan went to Lon- don on Saturday. He is spending a few days with his uncle and Brother. Mr, Donald Stephenson is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Rog Snowden 1n Detroit. Mrs, Lorne Lawson received word on Sunday of the sudden death of her aunt, Mrs.George Johnson of Varna. Miss Joint Wakefield- is wonting tor Mrs. Bert Bores in Clinton. MrS. 450. Medd is staying with her mother, Mrs. Win. Law501). of Smit- inerhfll. We hope Mrs. Lawson will soot recover front her illness. i4Irs. Robert Johnson of Barrie is visiting with her 'parents. Mr. and Mrs., Jas. Medd. BORN KRALTSKOPF — At Scott Memorial Hospital, on Nov 23, to Mr. and Mrs. John Krauskopi', Dublin. n daughter. JACKLIiN—At Scott Memorial Hospi- tal, on Nov, 27, to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Jacklin, Brussels, 11,11. #2, a daughter. SUPLET—At Scott •Memorial Hospi- tal, on Nov. 28th to '1Sir. and Mrs. Stephen. Suplet, Kipper a daughter SAVAIJGE=-In Western Hospital, To- ronto, on Nov. 24111, to Mr. and Mi•s. Murray S. Savange, a dought- ier (Judith Ann). I-TOUSTO:C --In Scott Memorial Hos- pital, on Nov. 10, to blr. and Mrs, Rile Houston, or Grey Twp,, a date Miter (Brenda Catherine). Tucksrsniith Ladies Club will meet next. Wednesday at the hone of Mrs. Erliu Whitmore. Roll call will be re- cipes for making candy for Christmas. THERE ARE SONGS There are songs whose lyric. note Need not rise from any throat, There ore strains of mush; clear While no instrument is near. Listen to the songs that rise,. Starlike, in unnumbered eyes; Tuna your ear- to catch tho voice At the hour when men rejoice. In the common days are blended l-Iyn ns unwritten, scarce attended, Melodies of ways and words Lovelier than the lilt of birdst CHESTERFIELDS & OCCASIONAL CHAIRS Repaired & Recovered Also Auto Seats and Backs, Verandah., Swings & Steamer Chairs Repaired. Free Pick- up and Delivery Clifford Upholstering Co., Stratford Telephone 579 For further information apply, at Box's Furniture Store SEAFORTH PLEASE bring back those EMPTIES 1 The busy holiday season is almost here --- bringing with it additional demand. CARTONS and BOTTLES ARE SCARCE They will be urgently needed to enable us to maintain a steady flow of supplies to the consumer. Please return empties now, If you can't bring them in 'phone or write your nearest:. Brewers' Retail Store. THANK Y$. THE BREWING INDUSTRY (Ontario)