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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1945-12-27, Page 13'IUURSDAY, DEC. 27, 1945 THE SEAFORTH NEWS wialekvrangatawmA TO YOU AND ALL HEALTH, HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY FOR 1946 Box Furniture Store ,e4c-f4Ie-f W NO SUGAR ...lots of MAGIC Peach Layer Cake - 2M• cupou s sifted cake 1 cup white corn syrup 2M tsp. Magic 2 eggs, unbeaten Laking Powder 35 cup milk 13( tsp. salt 1 to v 34 cup shortening 32tsp. almoama .ndeztract lusciousness!, sift dry ingredients to. gethcr 3 tmes. Cream shortening. Add syrup gradual] after each addition- Add of flour mixture, Elond well. Add oggs, one -„ • atatiltrerbentwollaftar each. Add remaining our rtlisturo in thirds, niternateiy with lnfik in halves, beating well alter each addition- Add hov- ering. Enke in 2 greaecd lightly floured 8" layer cake pans a5 373'g until done- Top and f111 lnyera with peach -halves and whipped cream, MADE IN CANADA .> sasi„ai is Engagement Mr. and Mrs. 1, J. Linton, West Monkton, 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 inJan.uary. BORN ICLEINFELDT - At Scott Memorial I-Iospital, on Dec. 20th, to Mr. and Mrs, Harold, Kleinlelcit, Dublin 2, 't sou. JOIINSTON—At Scutt Memorial Hos- pital on Dec. 14th, l0 Mr, and .firs. Robert Johnston, Clinton, a son. CHESTERFIELDS& OCCASIONAL CHAIRS Repaired & Recovered Also Auto Seats and Backs, Verandah Swings & Steamer Chairs Repaired. Free Pick- up and Delivery s Clifford Upholstering Co., Stratford Telephone 579 For further information apply at Box's Furniture Store SEAPORTH WISHING ALL MY FORMER PATRONS ifkip A VERY HAPPY �0 NEW YEAR DI/ W i Produce CO. A, Koste k & Sons e) 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 WQRD SAYS; - 1. You Need To Be Saved "Except a man be born again, he canlaot see the kingdom :. of Clod. John 3;3 2. You Cennot'Save Yourself "Not by -works -,f righteousness which We baro clone hill according to I•Iis mercy Ile saved us-"- Titus 3:5 3. Jesus Has Provided For Your Salvation "For Goil so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, flea whosoever belit'vetis in Him should not perish bil(ltave ever- lasting' lite." John 3:16 4, YOUR PART: BELIEVE —REPENT- CONFESS Remember — "He that believeth not is damned.” Mark 11:16 TUNE IN: Pilgrims Hour 7-7.30 EDST Sunday Evening Local Station — CKLW Windsor Old-fashioned Revival Hour - rebroadcasts on many stations at various hour's 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. Leghorn, Barred. Rocks; Leghorn X Barred Rock' Hybrids. SUNNYVALE POULTRY FARM Andrew A. Moore, Prop. Phone 666 r 3, Seaforth IMORSENDINEIENSParieli e 1' TOWN TOPICS Mr. and tllrS Frani; i Devereaux Port. Ropy 11iss Alice Devereaux and 31r. Edward 1)0{c,0aox, 'toron1', spent Christmas at the home of their smother, 1Vbt s his i gin ee Dever r ink• ur. Fred ferule, Ottawa, was a Christmas visitor at the bottle of hie ntihet, -Mie. Janne; Beattie, 1[r.. Ella Moe Thomas, London, spent Christmas at the home of Mrs. Norman Nichol. Christmas visitors at the hone of Lorne Dale: Mrs. Dale and Mn Jack Taylor of Walton, and Mrs. J. 3. Sims and hi s c 1' tdaofBl tit, Y Mie Graham Vance, of Toronto, 01)0,11 Christmas with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Box, Miss t'Iitda Kennedy, London, was a holiday visitor at the home' or her mother, Mrs, Roland Kennedy. Miss Rose Dorsey, Toronto, spending the Christmas holidays at her home here,' Mr, and Mrs, Glendon Christie, Kitchener, spent the holiday seasoo with, relatives here. • Mr. and Mrs. Claire Reith and Bob- bie, were Clu'istinas guests at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Hill, Georgetown. Miss Josephine Edge visited 51 the home of her brother, Mr, E, W. Edge and Mrs. Edge, Toronto, over. the holiday. Miss Gladys Thompson, Niagara, Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lindsay and Sheila, were Christmas visitors at the bonne of Mrs. 3. B. Thompson, Miss Maude Ilaatry spent Christ- mas with relatives in London. Mr. and Mrs. Miller and son of Stratford spent Christmas with Mr, and Mrs. G. A. Whitney. Mr. and Airs. David GrievO of Lon- don wt.te Christuias visitors WW1 bin Mother, Mis. Grieve. Miss' Florence Laidlaw of 'Toronto is spending the holidays at her lronte: Mies Lois Whitney is holidaying at Stratford. 1i1 Curtis Taylor or Queen's Univ- ersity. Kingston, is a holiday guest with Miss Galbraith' and Mrs, Ada Reid and •with Dr. -and Mrs, 3. A, Gorwill. • Miss Luella Keine, of Ottawa, is visiting her mother, Mrs, Keine, for Christmas week. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Clark, Wood- stock, and Mr. and Mrs. AV, W. Rob- inson, Londe!), were Christnias.: visit- ors at the home of Misses Wilma Mid Abbie Seip. Misses Fergus Bell, Dorothy Smith, Wilma Hay and Jean McMaster, Wes- tern University, London. are spending the Christmas holidays at their homes here, Mt 11 A. Reid and Miss Alice Reid spent Christmas al the home of -lir. and Mrs. M. G. Reid, Hamilton. Mrs. 3. C. Cox and son Roderick, Toronto. are visiting' 21 Lite house of her p r outs, RIr. and Mrs, Barry Stewart, Miss Edith McNeil, Brantford is visiting With i', 1 itives in town. Sergeant Lloyd Fttrggai tit, RCAF., ",1 ., Ottawa, spent Christmas with JII's. Hagg u'th and Phillip. Misses Rita Duncan, Cornwall. and Marc Duncan, Brescia Hall, London, are spending the Christmas season at the home of their parents, lir. and Mrs. W. J. Duncan. Misses Annie Brodie Toronto. and. Jean Brodie, Kincardine are Christ- mas ist- nuts guests at the home of their par. encs, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Brodie, Mrs. Jessie nett and Master James Higgins were Xmas visitors at the home of the tormer's sister, Mrs. Mil- ton Chesney and Mr. Chesney in Toronto Messrs. Cyril and Oswald Snowdon spent Christmas at Niagara Falls. Mrs. John MCNay returned 011 Wed - nesday after spending the past few weeks in Toronto. Mr, and Mrs, J. C. Monty, who were married last week in Prince Edward Island, arrive home this week end, Misses Margaret Drover, Dundas, Elsie and Dorothy Drover, Hamilton. and lir. Jack Drover. Guelph. are speeding the Christmas holidays at: the hone of their parents, Mt'. and Mrs, William Drover. Hisses Clara Eckert, Hamilton, Ter- esa and Edna Eckert, R.N.. London, Messrs. Aldie Eci.ert, London, and James Eckert, Ridgotown Were Xmas visitors at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. 3. M. Eckert, Mr. and Mrs. L, B. Morrison are spending the holiday' season at their homes in Barrie. Miss Helen Snaith, London, spent Christmas at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Smith, Miss Vanstone and Mrs. VanEg- moind spent Christmas with relatives in Stratford. Misses Mary McIver, Toronto, and Margaret McIver, R,N., Kitchener, and Teresa McIver, Western Univer- sity, London, were Christmas guests at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter McIver, Mrs, Louis. Hildebrand spent Christ- mas at the home of her slaughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Mu- raski, Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Frank .Cucimoro and daughter Nancy, of Toronto, were Christmas visitors at the home of Mr's, J. F. Reid. Mr. and Mis, W, A, Langford, Lon- don, are spending the Christmas holi- day at the house of Mr. and Mrs- W. R. S11aw. Mise Rena Fennell spent Christmas with relatives in Brantford, Mr. and Mrs. ,T, 0. Wallace stud family spent Christmas vvatla relatives DEAD in Palestine, Ohio, AND DISABLED ANIMALS Pte: T. I, Fox, Veterau Guard, Tor- onto, spent the Christmas season at Die nomeo.i Fox and Mrs. Fox. Mrs- R. 1W. ;Tones is visiting at the honlo" of her sister, Mrs. Stanley DARLING & CO. OF CANADA, LTD. Wright, in Toronto. • (Essential 'War Industry) Mr. James Kelly, Toronto, is spend- ing the holiday. season at the home of REMOVED PROMPTLY h f .his son Mr. Thomas PHONE COLLECT SEAFORTH 15, EXETER 235 NIIMMSEINEMESENMEEVESVNE.xyhis Parents, Mr. and Mrs. W O. ‹.o y. Mr, anti Mrs, Clans Mt saaey, St. Cath- nammonnenossasomesempaamaammoromregoommagemers a DEAD or DISABLED Q-uialrly removed i11 clean, sanitary trucks. Phone collect 219 MITCHELL WILLIAM STONE SONS LIMITED crines, spent Christmas' season with relatives here, • Professor James Scott, Mas, Scott, Messrs. Donald Scott and Ronald Jones, Toronto' were Christmas guests at the home of Mrs. H. R. Scott. Mr. and Mrs, Thaddeus Wolstay and daughter Janis, spent Christtuas with relatives in Hamilton. • . Mrs. Blanche Halle, St. Jacobs, is spending the holiday seasoo at the home of her mother. Mise Marie Fitzpatri eit Chat ansis holldiving with her permits, Ili and Mrs. Ed Fitzpatrick Miss Jean Wasson, SI. Michael's Hospital 1`otoiito and Bliss Maynle Watson, G,tnera'l hospital, Stratford are: seendinu the Christmas istmas hellidtty- alUte home of their patents, ,Ir. and Ml's loins S. Al arson. Miss Eleitnoi'..Hudson of Brine ii the Manse, with Rev. A. W. and Mrs. Gardiner. tVM[ss.. Laur,ii MacMillan of Toronto with her norther, Mrs. W. F, Mae-, LAW Maxine. Stanbury or Toronto spent Sunday with her 'parents, Mr'• i and Mrs, Wm, Stanbury, Messrs. Neville McMillan, Loudon, and Miles McMI!ian, Toronto, spent Christmas with their parents. Mr. and Mrs, J. M. McMillan, Mr, and Mrs. Gordon. 'Willson and Carol are visiting at the Borne of the Cormer''s parents, Mr, and Mr's. Chas. Millson, Ingersoll. Mrs. J. A, ,'Ballantyne, London, was a Christmas visitor at the home of her parents, Mr, and -Mr's, 0, A, Garniss. - Mr. and Mrs. Norman MacLean and Ann were Christmas guests at the home or Mrs. MacL ean's father, Mr. Reuben Stevens. Miss Lillian Faulkner spent Christ- mas at the home of .her brother, Mr. Wtlllazn Faullaler and Mrs. Faulkner, Kitchener. Toe, Sergeant W. Ort'en and Mrs, Orren, who have been visiting: at the home of the hatter's parents, M1', and Mrs. A. W. Dunlop, will leave 1111x1 waelf 10 make their home 111 New • Mexico. Mr, and Mrs, Jack IIotham Spent Christmas at the hone of ]tel par, -its Mt', and Mrs, P. Reilly, Galt, Miss Betty Smith, Toronto, spent. the holiday season at the hone of 1101' parents, Nlr, and airs, W. Smith: Eg- ntondvllle. ' Miss doth Pretty, Loudon, visited at ilse home of her parents, e its, .lir, and Mrs. Hurry Pretty. over tiro holiday. Mr, Emerson Evans and Mrs. G. Whaley of Gnderich spent Christmas at the bonne of Mr. anti Mrs, A, W. Moor". 1L•. and firs. GeraldBarry and son at London spent Christmas Willi 111:: Maher Mrs, James Barry. Mr. and Mrs. Arthro' Willcox and daughter are Christmas guests at the home of her permits, Mr,- and Mrs. Fred Wigg. Mr, and Mrs, George MacDo nale. Miss Jean MeeDonald anal Mr. Donald MacDonald, Stratford) and Miss Mary MacDonald, Tillsosrburg, were Christ- mas guests at the house of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McFadden. Mr. and Mrs John AStewart spent Cht'rstnsas in Stratford, Mr. Robert McGonigle spent Christ- mas it1 Kitchener. rne7. Nit and Mr: Nelson Coveuluck and daughters Lois and loan. Wateltortl.. and, Mr. and lits. J K. 13 Brown, were Christmas visitors at the bonne o1 M1 and lits 3. M. Goveulock. Mis Clara \ediger spent the ('hr lalnies 110l1tlay at her home 111 Clinton. Miss Mary Broadfoot, Loudon was a Christmas visitor at the heme t of her parent . Mr.andAhs James Bn o ultoot, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gray and fam- ily Stretford anent Christmas at the bonne of Mrs W. F. McMillan. Misses Peg Grieve Dresden llesele Grieve, Chatham, and M3'. and Mrs. Harry Grieve and family, Windsor.. or.. were Christmas visitors at the home of their Parents, Mr. and Mrs. ]hos. Grieve. Miss Dorothy Reinke, Hamilton, was a enlistntes guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Jackson, Nh'. Andrew Little left this week to spend the winter at Brantford at the home of Inc'son Mr. and Mrs, 1V. H. Little. ' Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Gillespie of Toronto are spending a few days at the horde of his Parents, Mr. aril Mrs. Neil Gilleypie, Nin. Hugh Williams. rated teal student of Western stern University, spent. Christ Mass with :his 'neither. Rev. R, H. and Mrs. Williams at the Manse. Mrs, Mary Lindsay ay r etir ned to her liome in Florence afet Spending some time with her brother. Mr. Theme Staples, who has been id. Lieutenat Stanley Dorranee, Brock - vide, was a visitor over the holiday at. the Home of Isis mother, Mrs. Mae Dorrance, Mr. Anderson Bell, Hamilton, spent Christmas at the home of his parents. Mr, and NL•s. 3. L. Bell, Misses Betty and Pauline Matth- ews, Kitchener, spent the Christmas season at the homeof their parents,: Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Matthews. Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Frank, Flint, Mich.; is visiting at the home of the latter's sister, Mrs. William Kerr, Mn and Mrs. John Shoidice, Lon- don, were Christmas visitors at the hone of Mrs, 'Thomas Elder, • Mo, and Mrs, Frecl Walsh, Wood- stock, spent Xmas at the home of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al- bert Fortune, Mr. anti Mrs. Reginald 'Rintoul and -. sou, Kitchener, were Christmas guest: at the house of Mr, and Mrs. Gra't` Fraser, Miss -Celestine O'Leary, Windsor. wets a holiday, guest at the home of Imp parents. Mo. and Mrs. A. O'Leary, How Much Noise Can Von Take? How long could you stand crickets chirping, a rooster crowing, a marimba player serenading you day and night with the same song?; The courts hear many complaints on noise. Some of :their decisions, diverting reading, appear in The American Weekly with this Sunday's (December 30) issue of the Detroit Sunday Times. DANCE! New Years i h t JAN. 1 P Looby's Hall DublinS P BLACKIE DENOMME BAND wasacatagemeammemotimattaraastireiscrouteurammayawnammautomeramosiatt BRODHAGEN AftW.INARARMOtalninWPOWtel,9itilill Donald Harold. lot )fit .4 :11 of 1Ir. I a7111, M1%. Geo, Bcuctn)an u, was bap- D," °" °", s , ,,,, t,�•1,1 t Peter's >,c n St. Lrlth'r•au Church o Sunday. Pis.' �-+ cher and Gau•aldine �Kahl atter 1V1 +�y gry V ,� , j h Nita Betterments. Ralph his• Me Renck wt -)e sponaom a hln 1s pc-rty Joy tb„ r nl ,erg Pa. I I of St. Peter'!.. Lutheran Chnfnh rrtt, held i ,bitty A program was erlaug'5 by lila. Schultz and cns1stcd of recitations and songs by the wee tots. They were thea treated. to candy, ltttls, oranges, cookie: and' milk. Funeral service Was hold at the home e Ol Mrs. Sophie 11 BP 1 11 1PWieN 1 for her sister, Ml's, S Murray, of Dublin. The sympathy' of the community Is extended to the bereaved. The annutil Christmas concert was held at St., Peter's Lutheran Church on Christmas eve, with a large crowd Visitors: Mr, and Mrs. Jolnr H01- latz, of Kitchener, with. Mr, and Mrs. Ed Praetor. Mr. and Mrs, Don Stauch and son r Warren, or Ifitcheuer: with her par- eats, Mr, and Mi's. A. E. Queren- gesser, Wren Doris Hinz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, John G. Hinz. is holidaying at home prior to her discharge from the navy. Miss Audrey Hinz isholidaying; with her grandparents. 1Ir. and Mrs,! .y .°t'for8t +1' Con Sippel, Tavistock, Mr, and Mrs, Albert Querelagesses, spent Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs. John' A. Arheckle, Toronto. RVir. Mid Mrs. Dalton Hinz are spending Xmas with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. 'Cinnamon. of Cleveland. and New Tear's with relatives in Indiana. Nn., and Mrs. \\ I t;lu rengesser. Mr. and Mrs. llu S I' Slitildice. Gary. Warren and Iiogtl \It. ;,:,d :\Ir,. 11. oitl Diegel and Glenn, -lir. John Diegel, spent Boxing I)ay with Mr. end Mrs. Ed 'Crossley. The Ihorl[r uc',•it Sebnol r m •'rt w.1'. hclrl i'rirlay ev,-tih g. tt, the eelight. bf '1 calmeitY ('1.011(1 111 .fa -l. Gntamute ie the teacher ;ofd i. t 1'.t 1 n1y to he congratulated for splendid entertain - 111011t. The school was i5•.,utifuiiy' det•- orated_in rod and gr, ''n vrepe paper and cedar with decorated Xmas tree. Mrs. Harold Diegel was pianist and the prograrilnie, announced by Mr. Wan. Vock, consisted of songs. dances. drills, recitations and short :kits.. The pupils did their parts to perfec- SSA'T,, DEC. 29th l3U,�CIi11t� D3N011iITI'i ORCHESTRA Adm. 50c OVifWWWWWPIgY{A0/881Pi®19Ua966 id86y tion and showed that they must have received hoers of patient training. At the close of their programme they were rewarded for their ef'Orts by a visit from Santa Claus, The program was: First Merry Clirlstuas song by Schon; keeitation of \Veleonae, by Donald Miller and Maureen Hinz; Boys' Pyramid, A Merry Christmas to Von; Doll Drill called Country Garden Chairman's Remarks, Wna, Vock; Skits, Broadcasting. Lloyd Pfeifer; Piano Solo, Betty Jean Hills; Sailors' Horn Pipe, George SsuYth and Donald Miller; Minuet, Grand- father Clock, Maureon.Hinz, Gary Sholdlce; Dumbell Drill, Geo. Smyth, Roy Benernaann, Shirley RieltI, Chas. Scherhar'th, Joan Kleiner. Donald Miller; recitation by Gary Sholdlce, "Bringing in the Tree" Dialogue; Clown Drill; Piano Solo, Maureen Hinz: iluttclt Dance; song by School. t hrhsrma. Joy Dar•kie Song. a med- ley.ot Southern Airs: A dialogue tt11h. the hip of, the family; Petrel .,inti. irma Vock. Want and For Sale ada, ,3 weeks 50c. DIG CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S al Dance So � r�,� in Dublin FRIDAY DEC, 28 AND JAN. 4TH Liruch Daau•hlg 5.31i to 1.::0 Rhythnrairea Admission sot; Seaforth Women's Institute YE •J RI DANCE R` TUESDAY, JANUARY 1 CARDNO'S HALL MURDOCH'S ORCHESTRA "Tile .Anisic That Everybody' Enjoys ADMISSION 50c ,< The money has to be "raised", too. 171 1 r, ,t 'i1 When there's a barn to be raised a man's neighbors ... sometimes a whole coin. munity ... often ;pitch in and help hits do the heavy end of the work. And as for the money needed for materials, that, too... although few people stop to think about. it .. , often comes from co-operation, too. Four million or more Canadian "neighbors" pool a part of their savings in Life Insurance, Their premiums add up to a huge sum, pari of which is available for farm and towia mortgages, so that when a farrier, for instance, wants to build, or enlarge, or renovate, he can raise the money neatly. The Life Insurance business is siricliy'a "riei§ "'.1;.'° business . , . a great co-operative enterprise which aims Vora; the protection of the people by the people. Itis good citizenship to own A Message from the Lite insur• sate Companies In Canada. A. portion of every dollar invested by the Liffe Insurance companies helps to finance farmers and town dwellerswho occa- sionally need mortgage loans to realize their ambitions and get ahead. The re mainder is invested in government and municipal bonds and other securities under government regulations. Every man who Awns Life Insurance does More than safeguard the future of hia loved ones . , he also shares in Canada's' progress. 1.9418 4