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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1945-12-27, Page 5THURSDAY, DEC. 27, 1945 THE SEAFORTH NEWS Q•'c xa\ lar*-al•o•ali.� ) TO YOU AND ALL HEALTH, HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY FOR 1946 A:!'J �(3 s TOWN TOPICS Miss Mari Fitzpatrick. Cbath u, is BRO7H1GEN og ukrako @gg4 ot non am Iia.hold, infant see of Mr and Air's. Geo. lira rntanc, was imp - I istid in St, Peters I etheran Church Sunday, Nita Beneuuane. Ralph :I'is. elan! Lind, Geraldine .Kahle and Martin Ilnuck were sponsors. A Xmas party for the mirserY de - ,p rrtruant ef. St. Peter's t r+ i utheran (.lunch was held I s t y. .1 pregrant Has arranged by Mrs, Schultz ant consisted of recitations anti songsby the wee tots. They were then treated to candy, nuts, oranges. cookies and sulk. Funeral service wet:, held at. •the home of Mrs. Sophie Bennewies for Mr. and Mrs, Prank Detrtfaux, Port hells., Miss Alice De'verita x and Mr.' ledwtu•d Devereaux, Toronto, . spent Christmas at the home of their mother, Mrs, Aratgaret'.• 'Devereaux. ' Mi Fred Beattie, Ottawa, w is it Clniistinas victor at 1115 home of hie brother, Mrs, lames J3eattde, Mtn, 1311a. Mae 'Phtnnas. Loudon.. spent Christmas at the home of Mrs,! Norman Nichol Christmas visitors at the home of M Lorne Dale: Mrs. Dale and Mr. Jack' Taylor of 1,Vnitoi, asci Mrs. J, J• (' Box Furniture Store P '41,•y-fVR holidaying with her parents; bili.• and Mrs Ed. Fitzpatrick.. 141ics Joan Watson, St. Michael's 1Jispblal, Toronto, and Miss Alt ytrta Wessell, (,"neral hospital, Stratford, see spending the Christmas holiday at the Houle of their parents„ Alt, tort vlrs, John S. Watson, • Miss Eleanor Hudson of Pronto al the Manse, with Itev, A. W. and Mrs. Gardiner. Miss Laura MaeMlI1an of Toronto with her mother, Mrs. W N. Mac.. i4lillan, LAW Maxine Stanbu y of Toronto spent Sunday with her parents, Mr,! Sims and, Linclt of Blytlt. and Mis, Wm. Stapbnry, Mrs, Graham Vasco, of Toonto,I Messrs, Neville McMillan, London, spent Christmas with her ' parents, l and Miles McMillan, Toronto, spent Nlrs.and Mrs. E: L. Box. Christmas with their parents, Mr'. and Miss Hilda Keunedy, London, wast Mr's. 3. M. McMillan, a holiday visitor at the hone of her Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Millson and mother, Mrs. Roland Kennedy. :Carol are visiting at the home of the Miss Rose Dorsey, Toronto, is former's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Chas, P spending the Christmas holidays at Millson, Ingersoll. her home here. Mrs. J. A. Ballantyne, London, was Mr. and ` Mrs, Clendon Christie, a Christmas visitor at the house of Kitchener, spent the holiday season her parents, Mr. and MT's, C, A. with relatives here, Garniss. Mr. cl Al'C'laite h and Bali- Mr, and Mrs. Norman MacLean and. hie, wereinChrsistmas guReitests at the Ann were Christmas guests at the home of her parents, Mr: and Alrs, D. Monte of Mrs. MacLean's Politer•, Mr, Hill, Georgetown, Reuben Stevens. Miss Josephine Edge visited at the Miss Lillian Faulkner spent Christ - home of her brother, Mr, E. Air, mas at the home of iter'. brother, Mr. Edge and Mrs. Edge, Toronto, over William Faulkner and Mrs. Faulkner, the holiclay. Kitchener. Miss Gladys Thompson, Niagara Tec, Sergeant, AV. Orrell -and Alrs. Falls, Mr. and Mrs, Herman Lindsay. Oriel', who Have been visiting at the and Sheila, were Christmas visitors home of the latter's parents, Mr. and at the home of Mrs. J. B, Thompson, Mrs. A. W. Dunlop, will leave next Miss Niattdo liartry spent Christ. week to stake their home in New etas with relatives in 'London, Mexico, Mr, .and Ars. Miller anal sou- of kir. and Mrs, Jack 'loth • nl spent Stratford spent Christmas with Mr, Christmas at tate house of her patents and: Mrs, G. A. Whitney. Air: and Mrs. P. Reilly, Gait. Nt. and Atti David 1 Gucw? of Lon-• Misss Betty Smith, Toronto,nto 1 nt sloe were Christmas visitors wit b hls the holiday season at the Rhine u1 her mother, Alis. Gt icve. parents, Air, and Mrs. W. Smith, I g-. Miss Florence Labllays of Toronto Juondville., is spendingthe holidays her home. Miss Ruth Pretty,London, visit bliss Lois Whitney is holidaying at at tate hosts of her parents., Mr. and Stiati'ord. AL's Barry Petty, over the holiday, ` Mrs. (. Mr; Garth Taylor of liuecn's lniv- Mt i+.mtt..0 ou leans and .Ir t r sits Kingston, isa holiday guest Whaley of :Godes ich spent Christmas with Alres Galbraith and Mrs. Ada at the home of Mr. and Mrs, A. W. hold and with Dr, and Mrs. J. A. Mnoi'e. Go tt f11, • Mt'.' and All's. Gerald Barry and soil Miss Luella Kaine,•ot Ottawa, is 01 Loudon spent. Christmas with Rita visiting her mother, Mrs. Kaine, for mother Mrs, Jtuttes Barry, Christmas week, . Alt. and Mr's, Arthur Willcox' and Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Clark, Wood- daughter are Christmas guests at the stock, and Mr, and Mrs. W, W, Rob- home of her parents, AIr. and Ml's• inson, London, were Christmas visit. Fred Wigg.- • ors at the home of Misses Wilma and Mr. and Mrs, George MacDonald. Abbie Seip. Miss Jean MacDonald and Mr. Donald Misses Fergus Bell, Dorothy Smith, MacDonald, Stratford and Miss Mary Wilma Hay and Jean McMaster, Wes- AlacDonald, Tilisouburg, were Christ- s. tern University, London, are spending mas guests ,at the home of AIr, and the Christmas' holidays at their Mrs. Ralph McFadden. Moines here. 1Mr. and Mrs: Jolni. a., Stewan't slant Ali, M A. Kehl and Aliso Alice Reid Christmas .in Stratford, spent Christmas at the home of Mr. AIr, Robert McGonigle spent Christ - and tilts M. G. Reid, Hamilton. mac in Kitchener. Mrs. I, C. Cox and sou ..Roderick, Mt, and Mrs, Nelson Govenlock atter Toronto, are visiting at the home of daughters Lois and Joan. Waterford, Tier parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry and Mr. and Mrs, J. K. B. Brown. Stewart. t were Christmas visitors at the home bliss i,dith McNub. Brantford, is of Alt and Mrs J M. Govenlock, visiting with relative;, in town. Miss Clara Nediget spent the Sergeant Lloyd lloggartlt, R(':11+',, Christmas holiday at her home in Ottawa, spent Christmas with Airs. 'Clinton. Hoggartlt and Phillip. Miss Mary Btoulfoot, Loudon, carts Misses Rita Duncan, Cornwall. and a Christmas visitor At the home of Mary Duncan, Brescia Hall, .Luaahrn, her parents . Mr. and Airs. James are spending the Christmas season at Bretath:out the Home of their. parents, :Air, unci AIt and Mrs. Stanley Gray and fain - Mrs. W. J. Duncan, ily, Stratford, spent Christmas at the Alisses Annie. Brodie, Toronto, and holm of Alts, Ai 1'. McMilhtti, Jean Brodie, Kincardine are Christ- Misses Peg Grieve, Dresden, Bessie ssi+e mus guests at the home of their par- Grieve Chatham, and Mr. and Mrs ants, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Brodie, - Harry Grieve, and family, Whelsut.,, Mrs, Jessie Flett and Master James were, Christmas visitors at the home Higgins were Xmas visitors at the of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tilos home of the former's sister. Mrs. Mit- Griev e. ton Chesney and Mr. Chesney in Miss .Dorothy Reinke, Hamilton. was Toronto at Christmas guest at the home of Mr. Messrs. Cyril and Oswald Snowdon and Mr's, Stanley Jackson. spent Christmas at Niagara ,Falls. Mi'. Andrew Little left this week to Alis, John McNay returned on Wed- spend the whiter at Brantford at the nesday after ; spending the past few.'home of his sen Mr. and Mrs, W. H. weeks in Toronto, Little. Mr. and Mrs, 3, C. McNay, who were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gillespie of married last week In Prince Edward Toronto are spending a few days at Island, arrive home this week end. the home of his parents. Mr, and Alts. Misses Margaret Drover, Dundee, Neil Gillespie. Elsie and Dorothy Drover, Hamilton, Mr. Hugh Williams, nedirai student. and Mr. Jack Drover, Guelph, are of -West ern University, spent Christ spending the Christmas holidays al inns with his brother. Rev. 11. H. and the home el their parents. ilii. and. Airs. Williams at the Manse. Mrs. William -Drover. Mrs, Mary- Lindsay returned to bier Misses Clara Eckert, Hamilton, Ter- itonte in Florence tiler spending sonic esa and, Edna Eckert, R,N.. Loddon, time with her brother, Air. Thomas Messrs. Aldie Eckert, Loudon, and Staples, who has leen ill. James Eckert, Ridgelorn, were Xmas lAeutenat Stanley Do•r<utce, Brock - visitors at the home of their parents, ville, wasa. visitor over 1110. holiday ;Mr. and Mrs. 3. M. Eckert. at the home of his mother, Mrs, Mae Mr, and Mrs, L. B, Morrison are Dorrance. spending the holiday season at their int. Anderson Bell, Hamilton, spent. homes 111 Barrie. Christmas at the home of his .parents. Miss Helen Smith, -London, spent Air, and Mrs, ,T. L. Bell. Christmas at the home of her parents, Misses Betty and Pauline Matth- Mr, and Mrs, H. E. Smith..ewe, Kitchener, spent the Christmas Miss Vanstorie and Mrs, 'VanEg- season at the home of their pareutscl monc1.'spertt Christmas'. with relatives Mr. and NIrs. Joseph, Matthews. in Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Frank, Flint, a Misses Mary McIver,.- Toronto, nd Mich., is visiting at the home of the Margaret McIver, R.N., Kitchener, latter's sister, Mrs. William Kerr. and Teresa McIver, Western Univet Mr, and Mrs. John Sholtlice, T on- sity, London, were Christmas guests don; were Christmas visiles at the at the home of their parents, Mr. and home of Mrs. Thomas Ellet. Mrs. Peter McIver, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Walsh, Wood - Mrs. Louis Hildebrand spent Christ- stock, spent Xmas' at the home of Inas at the home of her daughter and the hatter's parents, Alt. and Mrs. Ar- son -in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Mu beet Fortune, resin, Kitchener. Air, andNIrs. Reginald pintoid and Mr: and Mrs. Frank Cudmore and son, Kitchener,' were Christmasguest slaughter Nancy, of Toronto, were at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Gra's' Christmas visitors at the home of Fraser. Mrs, J. F. Reid. Miss Celestine O'Leary. Windsor, Mi. and Mrs. W. A. Langford, Lon - was a holiday. guest at the home of don, are spending the Christmas boli- her Parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. O'Leary. day at the home of Mr, and Mrs,, NV. 12. Shaw. How Much Noise Can You Take? ii it Miss Rena Fennell spent Christmas How long could you stand with relatives in Brantford. • Mr. anncl Mrs. T G. Wallace and crickets chirping, a rooster crowing, family spent Christmas with relatives a marimba player serenading you iu Piilesti Ohio day and night with the same song? DEAD AND DISABLED ANTMAL Pte. T I Fnx 'Veteran onto spent the Gl REMOVED PROMPTLY Fe. and Alts. Fox, ...lots of Ss! tusciousne MAGIC Peach Layer Cake 2X cupps sifted cake. 1 cup white corn s n 2M tsp. Magic - e$$s, uabeuten p linking Powder 35 cup milk �P• flap 1 tsp. vanilla 3.5 Cup shortening Jji tsp. almond extract Sift dry Ingredients to- gether 3 times, Cream rt shortening. Add syru c •k gradually, beating. wen • after each addition. Add X of flour mixture Blend web. Add eggs one of at e;Abeat wellafter `` f'y �• r{ flour remaining mixture in thirds a 1 to a r n nt •: el Yw It x . >; mil 7 to k i cam' Ivca, bedit ingon. wellMd flav- each addition. Add 8av oring- Bake in 2 II h $rcaser :S $ t1 Yflu 0 ed S„ 1 a a.�.. er :. Y sink e Paus at: dfill. until tloao. 'rep and BIl lassie with peach -halves and wvh :>t i I e P P rs � m �M� h MADE IN CANADA CaNt' Ns No Al° 14 Engagement- Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Linton; West Monktow, announce the engagement of their eldest daughter, Betty Mc- Nay, to William Arthur. Partridge, son of Mr. and Mrs, A. S. Partridge, Monkton, the wedding to take place early inJanuary. BORN KLEINFIBLDT — At Scott Memorial Hospital, on Dec. 20th, - to. Mt•, and Mr:s, Ifarold Kleinfelrlt, Dublin #2, JOHNSTOiII'-Al Scott Mentor•itll Hos- pital on pee 24th. to i\ir, and Alt Robert Joltnstoin, Clinton. tt son, 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 WISHING ALL MY FORMER PATRONS A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR ■ hi Produce P A. Kostek & Sons If You Read This - - - - You Are Without Excuse on The Day of Judgment The responsibility of spending eternity in Hell is' yours and yours alone. Rom. 1:20 GOD'S WORD SAYS:- 1. You' Need To Be Saved "lixcept a mann be born ,again, he etutitot -see tate kingdom of God." John' 3:3 2. 'You Cannot-SaveYourself "Not by won ks of righte. u.sness whie'lt we hai•ct done but tu'cordittg to Itis mercy He saved us," Titus :1:5 3, Jesus Has Provided For Your Salvation "1!o" Gotl so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosot tet' believetit in Hitn should not perish but stave ever- lasting life." John 3:10 4. .YOUR PART: BELIEVE REPENT,— CONFESS Remember — "Ile that believeth'not is datnnetl." Mark 16:16 TUNE IN: Pilgrims Hour 7-7.30 EDST Sunday Evening Local Station — CKLW, Windsor 01d -fashioned Revival Hour rebroadcasts ort many stations at various hours Chas. E. Fuller, P.O. Box 123, Los Angeles 53,. SUNNYVALE CHICKS FOR 1946 It is not too soon to place your order for your• chick re- quirements for 1946, while best dates are available, Legh.orn, Barred Rocks, Leghorn X Barred Rock Hybrids. SUNNYVALE POULTRY FARM Andrew A. Moore,.Prop. Phone 666 r 3, Seaforth ne, Guard,. Tor- - The courts hear .many complaints .- per. uistrnas season at on noise. Some of, their decisions, the home of his son, Mr. Thomas diverting reading, appear in The. American Weekly with this Sunday's r(Decemhor 30) issue of the Detroit 'Sunday Tine's. PHONE COLLECT — SEAFORTH 15, EXETER 235 DARLING & CO. OF CANADA, LTD. (Essential War Industry), ANIMALS TDSAB EorD Quickly removed in clean, sanitary trucks. Phone collect 219 M'ITCH'ELL WILLIAM STONE SONS LIMITED • Airs. R. M. Jones is visiting at the home -:of her sister, Mrs. Stanley Wright, in Toronto. Mr, James Kelly, Toronto, is spend!. Inc the holiday season at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. 0, Kelly. ancl' Mrs. Claire Haney, St, Cath- arines, spent Christmas season 'with. relatives here. - Professor James Scott, Mrs. Scott, Messrs. Donald Scott and Ronald Jones, Toronto, were Christmas guests at the home of Mts. H. R. Scott, Mr, and Mrs, Thaddeus Wolsl.ey and daughter Janis, spent Christmas with relatives in IIa.milton. Mrs, Blanche Halle, St. Jacobs, is spending the holiday season at Ile hone of her mother. ANCE! New Years Nigh JAN, 1 Looby's Hall Dublin BLACKIE DENOMME BAND .-A - Q. W. V.A., Seaforth SAT., DEC. 29th BLACK TE 1)1aNOa-J ME' t ORCHESTRA Adm, 50c FunotAnNuttotnotnewroostmtAtukoszeravo titer sister, Mrs. S, Murray, of Dublin.' tion. and showed .that they must have sympathy.of the community is received hours of patient training. At Chas.., is the if'at'het teal Is eelticirtly to he congratulated for splendid entett.ln- ment. The schnel was 1, :utitully des orated inredand green crepe piq,es and cedar with dettortited Xtuits tree. Mira. Harold Diegel was pianist and the programme, annonnee,l lay AIr, Wm. Welt.. consisted of songs, dances. drills,, : recitations itncl siioi t Lite. The pupils tlid their parts to perl'ec.- BIG CHRISTMAS AND in Dublin FRIDAY DEC. 28 AND JAN. 4TH L+.m it Darning .`a.:1'; to 1•3', Rhyrltolaires Admission 50c NE Seaforth Women's Institute TUESDAY, JANUARY 1 CARDNO'S HALL Mt1RDOCH'S ORCHESTRA "Thr ..Music That Everybody Enjoys ADMISSION 50c � fly LPF� al al fatia 'alt SGYh�t si�oYQIngleIMMONEMEM The money has to he "raised", too. tonittM %wa• nt s` l�lf� 4yF When there's a barn to be raised a man's neighbors .. . sometimes a whole com- munity . .. often pitch in and help him do the heavy end of the work. 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Every man who owns Life Insurance does more than, safeguard the future of his loved ones , . . he also shares In Canada's progress, 1-9455