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M. A. REID'
Phone 214
`- SPECIALISTS IN ALL LINES OF
INSURANCE
The Second ' Division
Court
County of Huron
-Office in the Dominiofl Bank Build-
ing, Seaforth.:, Office hours: Tues-
day, Thursday and Saturday, 1.30 p.m.
to 5 p.m.; Saturday evening, 7.30 p.m.
to9p.m..
E. C. CHAMEBERLA;'N - Clerk
OrK „ MOWN
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Tuesday Night Club (Meets,"— The
.Tuesday Night Club met Tuesday ev-
ening for a social' meeting under the �
'C,anvenerehip of 'Mrs. Scott Habkirk.
Mr. Phil Presaat, the president, was
in the chair and• read tl e'-Beripture
lesson. Mr. Walker Hart sang two
solos, and .Four of the members gave
the story of four hymn writers. A
dainty 1'unc7i of sandwiches, cake -,and
tea was served.
Girls' Auxiliary Holds „Meeting. -
The Girls' Auxiliary of St. Thomas'
Church held their regular .meeting in
the Parish. Hall on Tuesday. Owing
to the absence of the president, Lil-
lian Southgate. Audrey McGavin con-
ducted the meeting. The, meeting op-
ened with_the hymn, "Youth of the
World Arise,", followed by' the mem-
bers' prayer and the Lord's Prayer
repeated in unison. The Scripture les-
son was taken from ' St: Luke 17:11-
19. ' The minutes were read and
adopted, followed by the roll call 'and
treasurer's report. The, offering was
received and dedicated. Mrs. Gilbert
conducted the study period taken
from the book, ,"The Bible- and...the
Church For the Girls' Auxiliary." The
meeting closed with benediction.
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For Immediate Delivery.
Ladies' Aid Meets. -Mrs. 3H. R.
Scott, president of the Ladies' Aid, of
First Presbyterian 'Church, presided
over an interesting meeting on Tues-
day afternoon when there was a good
attendance. In the absence of the
secretary, Mrs. John MacTavish. Miss
Belle Campbell read the minutes and
also the treasurer's report. The vis-
iting committee reported eight 'calls
made. Mrs. R, B. Holmes will'aet ink
that capacity forthe month of April.l,.
Mrs. E. A: McMaster sang too lovely.
solos. "Trees" and "The World is
Waiting For the .Sunrise." Miss Jes-
sie Gillespie gave a splendid talk on,
"The Peoples of Palestine," which
was. much enjoyed by all. Hymn 199
was :ung and the National Anthem
closed a profitable meeting. -
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HEAD OFFICE - SEAFORTH, ONT.
OFFICERS:
Frank McGregor; Clinton - President
Chris Leonhardt, Brodhagen, Vice -Pres.
'Merton A- 'Reid, Seaforth - Manager
and Secretary -Treasurer.
DIRECTORS :
Chris. Le'enhardt, Brodhagen; E. J.
Tsewartha, Clinton; Alex Broadfoot,
R.R. 3, Seaforth; Alexander McEwing,
RUi.. 1, Blyth; Frank McGregor, R.R.
5, '-Clinton; Hugh Alexander, R.R. 1,
Walton; William R. Archibald, R.R.
4, Seaforth; George Leitch, RR. 1,
Clinton; John L. Malone, R.R. 5, Sea -
forth. '
AGENTS:
}{inlay McK4rcher, R.R. 1, Dubin;
E. Pepper,Bracefield ; J. E. Prueter,
Brodhagen • George A. Watt; Blyth.
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Pdnle! First..
First Presbyterian Church. -10 a.m.
The •Sunday...Sehool; 11 a.m. and '7'
:Public Worship. Thursday eve-
ning at 8, "The Quiet Hour" Lenten
service in the Sunday Sdiool room.
Have you been present yet?
McKillop Pastoral Charge. -Minis-
ter, Rev. W. J: Patton. B.A. . Change
of hours of service. Commencing Sun-
day, April 7th, services will be held
as. follows: Duff's Church, ;10 'a.m.;
Bethel Church, 11.30 • a.m.; Caen
Church, '2.30 .p.m,
Northside. U,n'ited Church. -Rev. H.
V. Workman, Minister:' 10 a,m., Sun-
day School; 11 a.m., The Lord's Day
in Our Land, a visitor from "The
Lord's Day -Alliance"; 7 -p.m., ,Salva-
tion To the Uttermost." Thursday,
p.m., " Prayer Service. Welcome to
these serviees.
Anglican. -April 7th, Fifth Sunday
in Lent (Passion Sunday): 10 a.m.,
Sunday School; 11 a.m., Holy Com-
munion and sermon; 7 p.m., Evening
Prayer and sermon,
St. Mary's,' Dublin -2,30. p.m.. Sun-
day School; 3 . p.m., Church_ Service
with sermon.
Wednesday in Lent -8 p.m., Service
in St. Thomas'. Church. -Rector, Rev.
C. F. L. Gilbert, B.A.
St. Thomas' W. A. Meets. -The reg-
ular monthly meeting,.of St. Thomas'
W.A. was held in the Parish Hall on
Tuesday of this week. 'Nineteen -mem-
bers with one new member. Mrs..
Sc.otchmer, and one visitor answered
the roll call. Mrs, Gilbert, the presi-
dent, opened the meeting with the
W.A. hymn,•"The.,Love of Christ Con-
straineth," followed . by the Litany
the members' prayer ,and' the Lord's
Prayer in unison. Mrs. Scarlett 'read
the Scripture passage from St. Luke
7, from verse 11. The business of
each• committee was . dealt with and
the offertory than received anddedi-
cated with the' General Thanksgiving.
Prayer. The W.A. Annual was an-
nounced for 'May 1st -and 2nd, to be
held in London. Rev. Mr. Gilbert paid
an encouraging visit to the branch
and. ,spoke of the possibility for or-
ganizing a "Little Helpers" Branch
for children from baptism to seven
years. Of . interest to all present was
the presentation of a life membership
to Mrs. W. E. Southgate. Mrs. Gilbert
read the service of admission; Mrs.
Canadian Legion
STAG EUCHRE
will be held in
I.O.O.F. HALL
Seaforth
- on
FRIDAY, APRIL , 5th
at 8.30 p.m.
0 Proceeds to go for'
furnishing . new ' Mem-
orial 'Hal1.
EVERYONE WELCOME
Northside Giiroup Meet8.-TrIMP 4
of N'ortilisitt}}...t United Chinch. Meld
their luontiil ; meeting ,at the home
of Mrs F. Storey. The • president,
Mrd. G- :" .. Whitney opened the
meeting with' Hynni 681. Business
was then' dismissed, after which the
collection was taken, followed 'by
Hymn 101. --'Mics. E. B: Goudie, .;devo-
tional convener, then took charge of
the meeting. Mrs. J. A. Westcott led
in prayer and Mrs. Morilson read the.
Scripture. ,A, very interesting topic
was, given by``Mrs. Goudie, "Look To
Europe," folTovzed by a poem by Mrs.
G. Turnbull ;and one by Mrs. GI Mill-
son. The' meeting was then brought
to a close with the mizpah :benedic-
tion, after, .which Mrs. J. Currie' had
ae interesting contest, followed by a
delicious \}inch. Next month's meet-
ing will be held at the'.)iome, .of Mrs.
G. 'Millson.
SX and 3X SHINGLES
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Wire Cedar and Steel
...Fence Posts Steffi._ -
Grass Seed Seed Corn
Garden Seeds - Fertilizer
Ceresan
CO-OP'FEEDS
Chickstarter Pigstarter
Growmash Hog Grower
L.aymash • Sow Ration.
Hetch mash Dairy Ration
WESTERN GRAIN AND CHOP
Finns' Minerals and Tonics
Reduced Iron,: Rex Wheat Germ Oil
Universal Milkers and Parts
SEAFORTH FARMERS
CO-OPERATIVE
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good wishes of the community go.
with 'this young couple.
LOCAL BRIEFS ,
• , Miss Marian Belch spent the
week -end' in Toronto.
e Mr. Donald Scott, of Toronto,
spent the week -end with his mother,
Mrs. H. R. Scott.
• Mrs. Frank Devereaux has re-,
tu=rned from Toronto where'she spent
a pleasant week.
• Mr. Walter McMillan, of the Uni-
versity of Toronto, spent...the week-
end with his mother, Mrs. John Mc-
Millan, in Hullett.
• Miss. Mary McIver or Toronto.
spent the. week -end at ,the home of
her parents,, Mr. and :Mrs. Peter Mc-
Iver. •
• Mr. E. A. Gee, of Lindsay. and
Mr. and Mrs. Graham, of, Toronto,
were week -end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. M. McKellar, On Sunday p„,prn
ing Mrs. Graham sang a solo in First
•Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Gee, who
.has spent the past two weeks here,
returned home with them.
•c -Mr., and Mrs. IHarold' Barry and
daughter,' Elizabeth Anne, of Strat-
ford, spent -the week -end with Mrs.
G. Turnbull.
• Miss 'Marjorie Bickell and Miss
Rhia Hills; of Toronto, spent the week
end at the home of Mrs. Geo. Hills
in Egmondville.
• Mr. and Mrs. ,Don Wolfe • and
family, of Stratford, were Sunday
guests of Mrs. Margaret Hart and Mr
'Walker Hart. ' •
• Mrs. William Dougall, of Hensall,
is a guest at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. '1‘1.•13.. Rennie, and Mr. Ren-
nie: ..
• 'Mr. J. Miles McMillan, of,• ;St.
Michael's College, Toronto, and lir..
J. Neville McMillan, of the University
of Wes,tern Ontario, spent the Week-
end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. M. McMillali.
• 'Mr. and Mrs. .Oliver Robb and
daughter, Peggy; of Detroit, 'were'
Week -end guests of Mrs. H. R. Scott.
• Miss Ruby Sanderson, of. Strat-
ford, and Mr. Leslie Burnett, of • Lis-
towel; were week -end guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Kerl'1Vf. Campbell. . ' -
• Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wright, of
Hamilton, spefit the week -end with
:Mr. and -'r -s. W: -A.--Wright:--
• Mr. Ross Rennie, whose position
took him to the Southern States for•
the winter, has returned to his duties
in Toronto. He spent the week -end
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. R.
Rennie:
• Mrs. W. D. Carson, Miss Elsie
Ritchie and Miss Christina 'Knudsen,
of Toronto, were week -end guests of
„ ev and -Mrs. David-R4tehie, Gode
rich St. West. •
• Mr.' Mel." Newman, M.L.A.,' and
Mrs..' Newman, of Rainy River Dis-
trict, spent the week -end 'with rela-
tives, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Chesney,
in Tuckersmith. .
• •• Sgt. Frank Golding, who has
been stationed at _Vancouver,, B.C.,
spent a few days with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Golding, before
leaving for Ottawa:
• Mrs. .,. A:• Walters and daugh-
ter, Catherine. of Dundas, are visit-
ing Mr. and. Mrs. J. E. Willis.
• Mr. and Mrs. Larry Brown and
Jim, of Owen Sound, visited,'with
friends and. relatives, lei towover
the week -end.
• Mrs. Clayton J. Dennis, Carol
Anne,. and Dianne, arrived in Seaforth
last week from Iceland, to join her
husband. TheY will make their home
in town.
• Leslie Habkirk, son. of Mr. and
Mrs Scott Habkirk, is in Scott Mem-
orial Ho:spitai, where he underwent'
an appendix operation.
• Miss Dorothy Smith, of the Uni-
versity of Western Ontario, spent• the
week -end 'at her home here. .
• Miss Marion McGavin, nurse -in -
training at Stratford . General Hospi-
tal, spent the week -epi with her par-
ents; Mr, and Mrs. George 'McGavin.
o Cpl. Harry Earle has received his
release from the R.C.A,F. after four
years of service.
• Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moore 'and
daughter have returned -to Newfound-
land. Misses Phyllis and Laura and
Donald Hatcher, who spent some time
here, returned with them.
• Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Stewart and
daughter,' of Toronto, were week -end
guests of "Mr. and 'Mrs. -Harry Stew-
art.
• Mrs. George Hills has returned
from Toronto.
Easter
Seaforth Branch Canadian Legiorn No: 156
' Presents
TONY CRYAN AND:• =-EIS ORCHESTRA
For Your - Dancing Pleasure
AT CARDNO'S. -ALL, SEAFORTH
Monday, April 22nd, 1946
ADMISSION—$1.50 Per Couple
'Proceeds to go entirely tb finishing of new Legion
Merttarial Hall. '
DROS'QP4IONAL
CLINTON
The Wesley -Willis ,Auxiliary held
their regular monthly ,meeting on.
Tuesday evening in the ,church par-.
lor, Miss Rudd took charge in the'
nb.sence of the president. Mrs. • Ship-,
ley gave • a very interesting talk' on
the study book on Africa, and .Miss
Rudd gave an account,of'Dr•. Currie's
life. 'There was a discussion. in which
a number took part. The meeting
closed with a hymn and benediction.
The W.M.S. held'their Easter thank
offering meeting Wednesday evening,
which was well attended. Mrs. I•Tear'n,'
the president', had charge. 'Miss Sybil
Caurtice, a returned missionary front
Africa, delivered a splendid address
on her work` there. • Mrs., McGill read
the. Scripture lesson and Miss Brig-
ham led in prayer, .At the close a
social hour was •spent when a cup of
tea was served. -
The Presbyterian W.M.S. held . their
regular monthly meeting at the home
of Mrs. V. Streets with the president,
Mrs. G. Roberton, in the chair. The
topic was by Mrs. Jam.ee,M.akine, who
spoke on "Early 'Messengers to Afri,
ca," and Mrs. Snider on "David Liv-'
ingstone," and Mrs. Shaddick who
gave the life of Alexander MacKay.
Miss Shaw and Mrs. Lane conducted
the worship period. 'Mrs. Shaddick as:
sisted the hostess in serving a dainty
lunch.
Miss Helen Grealis, after a pleas
ant visit with London friends,has re-"
turned.
Mr. Wallace McDonald has return-
ed to Toronto after a pleasant visit
with his parents, 'Mr., and Mrs: .Ron -
aid McDonald.
Mr. and Mrs. Cox, of Barrie, and
Mr. and Mrs. Pearce, of Collingwood,
were guests of Mr. and Mrs.. Tomlin-
son over the week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Perdue had as
their guests over the week -end, Mr.
and Mrs. Jdh.n Perdue, of Galt, and
Mrs. S. Tatercznski 'and small daugh-
ter, of Bay' City, Michigan. .
CONSTANCE
- • WINTHROP ..
.Mission Band Meets '
The Helping Hand Mission Band
met in the school room of the ,church
on Saturday, March 30th, at 2 p.m.
The president, Leslie 'McSpadden, pre;.
sided: • The meeting opened with the
calle,to worship, followed" by Hymn
103. '1, Rosa Axtmann read the Scrip-
ture, John 9:1-11, after which Mac
Montgomery led in prayer. Hymn 105
was sung, after which ail repeated
the Mission Band Purpose. `'-The roll
call was answered by a book) in the
Bible, showing 28 members.. The study
was taken by Mrs. James Mc011rre.
The offering • Was received and dedi-
cated. Hymn 252 was sung and busi-
ness _was_ akin by Mrs,„„Jas. Hogg.
Hymn '480 was sung, followed by the
Lord's Prayer and the National An-
them. A work period followed.
Gnr. W. A. McClure, of the 99th
Battery, who has been overseas for
nearly three years, will arrive at his
home in Winthrop this week -end. He
is scheduled to 'return on the Ile de
France. Arthur went to France on
D -Day -a-rid-was-vocrnded-the'-same
day. '
The Farm Forum of the 8th and
9th met at. the hoine .of,„Mr,_and. Mrs.
William Dolmage on Monday••even-
ing. After the discussion; Mr. and
Mrs. Jahn Sanderson were presented
with pictures prior to their departure
for their new home near Blyth; The
addree'9 was r.nad_.i1y,' drs P. Conilbily
and the present .'tidnL 1nade hy Mrs.
Harvey Taylor, ) irehre and croklifole
were enjoyed, followed by a pot -luck
supper. ° The weeklireviou@mm'IVIr. ^and
Mrs. P. Connolly. t:ere, presented with,
blanket§ by the sante group. The ad
dress was read by 14rs. Harvey 't` -
for slits Mrs. WilliStn Dolrrrage made
the preseritation.
- .'he pupils of :4. No. 3 atteuded-
the pletitt'eehu trittg . at Londeebere
Tu
ITall• Ott et flit. •ai terrtee n, which
Were Sponsored b tits I''ederation of
IttriglYitt rel
DANCING
EVERY THURSDAY
EVENING
Cardno's Hall, Seaforth
Bert Worth and His CKNX'
Ambassadors
ADMISSION - 50 CENTS
Next Dance
THURSDAY, APRIL 11th
NOTICE
1• will be .issuing Radio
Licenses for 1946 -as' usual.
They will also be issued
for me at Frank Kling's
Electric Store and at G. b.
Ferguson's Hardware Store
for the convehience 'of radio
owners that I had been un-
able to call on.
JOHN: H. E'ARL•E
Radio Supervisor and, Issuer
of Radio Licenses.
Constituency of Huron -Perth
Wool Notice
The Government bonus
o.f. 4c a pound -will be paid
on all approved 1,ts, 017
rest from the Department
of ' Agriculture, without
the. pr,odiricer having to
make an application.
All Wool shipped to Tackson's
is graded in ^Seaforth, and, flan
settlement iiaadb frons them,
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SHOWIN ,Tburs; Fit,- Sat, A ri x,:5,
TWO FEATU ES.—
JEAN HENATHER ROBERT ill Actil.41(
" ALSO—
” THE IN 4TIONAL', BARN DANCE'
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YVON.NE'.D . QkRiLt3 ROD DAMERON
"FRONTIER GAL" - ; t
(in Technicolor)
A awash -buckling saga of the West, filled with action, humor, 'intrigue
and rginance.
MONDAY; TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
WILLIAM EYTHE LLOYD NOLAN
"THE HOUSE' ON 92nd STREET"
story emphasizing the safeguarding' of a secret process bear-
ing on the atomic bomb. ""
NEXT THURSDAY,' FRIDAY, SATURDAY
JEANNE CRAIN DANA ANDREWS
"STATE FAIR: ,> .,.
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A ,musical version of Phil Stong's novel.
Coming "THE DOLLY SISTERS"
Ma e
WHYIE!S
Your Centre for the- Lenten Season.
A complete frigidaire'system for frozen fish has been installed. We
are now prepared to meet your requirements during the year.
ENSURES PERFECT CONDITION TO OUR CUSTOMERS
This unit is _entirely separate from all meats.
THE FOLLOWING';,VARIETIES ARE NOW 'AVAILABLE:
Red Sal -mon Steaks - -Pink Salmon Steaks
Fresh Frozen Whitefish Fresh Frozen Lake Trout
Smoked . Haddock Fillets
Fresh Fillets of -Cod, Haddock, Salmon, Sole -
BROILERS ARE NOW AVAILABLE
Average weights -2 to 3 pounds. -
Whyte's Butcher ho -
p
Sp'en'ce's Produce
WISH TO ANNOUNCE THAT THEY -•
HAVE SOLD THEIR EGG AND
POULTRY BUSINESS
And takeg
this opportunity of expressing •' •
--their- hanks -and -spore atio r -•for -the bus -r- —
ness given to them -by their many patrons.
The new firm, SEAFORTH PRODUCE
LIMITED, Theaded by W. L Whyte, will
carryon in the same locations and the same
types of business, and we are sure that you
will receive ,prompt and courteous service
at all times from the new firm. -
MR. BERT SPENCE IS STAYING ON
WITH THE NEW COMPANY
AS MANAGER
•
Cemetery Memorials
Now is the season ,to consider the erection of .your
family memorial.
You are invited to consult us when every consideration will be
given to individual requirements. '
SEAFORTH-SHOWROOMS are open each TUESDAY for your
convenience.
See Dr. Harburn for appointment at any other time, or Phone
41-3, Exeter,
T. PRYEE & SON
Memorial Craftsmen
EXETER S'EAFORTH.. CLINTON -
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UNTIL YOU KNOW WE CAN'T HELP YOU
PHONE 248 FIRST for estimates on price and cover
NQ obligation. '
Splendid Variety two Weeks' ..Service -
A:LLrWORK 'GUARANTEED
DICK The Upholsterer
J A .NES HAIR
FOR . EASTER
FEATHER EDGE CUT
It is the most popular' Permanent
we have ever done You can brush
it -then comb it, and each curl'
falls naturally into place.. We
• have Permanents priced at
$3.50 - $10.00. :
Cold Wave $10:00
Zotos Jamal, \taper, Marcel
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It keeps your crold wave in lux-
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net lay, X176,rch 27th, ti}td 'was lost 5u
.I.o$oxt ort; Frrdr)y; , Malgebe 29th;' Mi
4at>tls served a' a para nlroyaea;t.. with
tlae kt and. ret41710. tq, Canada;
•140' fall„ ''A,. w731* ome •boiirte ^dtiiiter
W#13 served at the, borne o ]
ens Mr,a d., rs.�r est A
a
& .ma
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when tukey
graced the table.. The
good wishes of the community go.
with 'this young couple.
LOCAL BRIEFS ,
• , Miss Marian Belch spent the
week -end' in Toronto.
e Mr. Donald Scott, of Toronto,
spent the week -end with his mother,
Mrs. H. R. Scott.
• Mrs. Frank Devereaux has re-,
tu=rned from Toronto where'she spent
a pleasant week.
• Mr. Walter McMillan, of the Uni-
versity of Toronto, spent...the week-
end with his mother, Mrs. John Mc-
Millan, in Hullett.
• Miss. Mary McIver or Toronto.
spent the. week -end at ,the home of
her parents,, Mr. and :Mrs. Peter Mc-
Iver. •
• Mr. E. A. Gee, of Lindsay. and
Mr. and Mrs. Graham, of, Toronto,
were week -end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. M. McKellar, On Sunday p„,prn
ing Mrs. Graham sang a solo in First
•Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Gee, who
.has spent the past two weeks here,
returned home with them.
•c -Mr., and Mrs. IHarold' Barry and
daughter,' Elizabeth Anne, of Strat-
ford, spent -the week -end with Mrs.
G. Turnbull.
• Miss 'Marjorie Bickell and Miss
Rhia Hills; of Toronto, spent the week
end at the home of Mrs. Geo. Hills
in Egmondville.
• Mr. and Mrs. ,Don Wolfe • and
family, of Stratford, were Sunday
guests of Mrs. Margaret Hart and Mr
'Walker Hart. ' •
• Mrs. William Dougall, of Hensall,
is a guest at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. '1‘1.•13.. Rennie, and Mr. Ren-
nie: ..
• 'Mr. J. Miles McMillan, of,• ;St.
Michael's College, Toronto, and lir..
J. Neville McMillan, of the University
of Wes,tern Ontario, spent the Week-
end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. M. McMillali.
• 'Mr. and Mrs. .Oliver Robb and
daughter, Peggy; of Detroit, 'were'
Week -end guests of Mrs. H. R. Scott.
• Miss Ruby Sanderson, of. Strat-
ford, and Mr. Leslie Burnett, of • Lis-
towel; were week -end guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Kerl'1Vf. Campbell. . ' -
• Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wright, of
Hamilton, spefit the week -end with
:Mr. and -'r -s. W: -A.--Wright:--
• Mr. Ross Rennie, whose position
took him to the Southern States for•
the winter, has returned to his duties
in Toronto. He spent the week -end
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. R.
Rennie:
• Mrs. W. D. Carson, Miss Elsie
Ritchie and Miss Christina 'Knudsen,
of Toronto, were week -end guests of
„ ev and -Mrs. David-R4tehie, Gode
rich St. West. •
• Mr.' Mel." Newman, M.L.A.,' and
Mrs..' Newman, of Rainy River Dis-
trict, spent the week -end 'with rela-
tives, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Chesney,
in Tuckersmith. .
• •• Sgt. Frank Golding, who has
been stationed at _Vancouver,, B.C.,
spent a few days with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Golding, before
leaving for Ottawa:
• Mrs. .,. A:• Walters and daugh-
ter, Catherine. of Dundas, are visit-
ing Mr. and. Mrs. J. E. Willis.
• Mr. and Mrs. Larry Brown and
Jim, of Owen Sound, visited,'with
friends and. relatives, lei towover
the week -end.
• Mrs. Clayton J. Dennis, Carol
Anne,. and Dianne, arrived in Seaforth
last week from Iceland, to join her
husband. TheY will make their home
in town.
• Leslie Habkirk, son. of Mr. and
Mrs Scott Habkirk, is in Scott Mem-
orial Ho:spitai, where he underwent'
an appendix operation.
• Miss Dorothy Smith, of the Uni-
versity of Western Ontario, spent• the
week -end 'at her home here. .
• Miss Marion McGavin, nurse -in -
training at Stratford . General Hospi-
tal, spent the week -epi with her par-
ents; Mr, and Mrs. George 'McGavin.
o Cpl. Harry Earle has received his
release from the R.C.A,F. after four
years of service.
• Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moore 'and
daughter have returned -to Newfound-
land. Misses Phyllis and Laura and
Donald Hatcher, who spent some time
here, returned with them.
• Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Stewart and
daughter,' of Toronto, were week -end
guests of "Mr. and 'Mrs. -Harry Stew-
art.
• Mrs. George Hills has returned
from Toronto.
Easter
Seaforth Branch Canadian Legiorn No: 156
' Presents
TONY CRYAN AND:• =-EIS ORCHESTRA
For Your - Dancing Pleasure
AT CARDNO'S. -ALL, SEAFORTH
Monday, April 22nd, 1946
ADMISSION—$1.50 Per Couple
'Proceeds to go entirely tb finishing of new Legion
Merttarial Hall. '
DROS'QP4IONAL
CLINTON
The Wesley -Willis ,Auxiliary held
their regular monthly ,meeting on.
Tuesday evening in the ,church par-.
lor, Miss Rudd took charge in the'
nb.sence of the president. Mrs. • Ship-,
ley gave • a very interesting talk' on
the study book on Africa, and .Miss
Rudd gave an account,of'Dr•. Currie's
life. 'There was a discussion. in which
a number took part. The meeting
closed with a hymn and benediction.
The W.M.S. held'their Easter thank
offering meeting Wednesday evening,
which was well attended. Mrs. I•Tear'n,'
the president', had charge. 'Miss Sybil
Caurtice, a returned missionary front
Africa, delivered a splendid address
on her work` there. • Mrs., McGill read
the. Scripture lesson and Miss Brig-
ham led in prayer, .At the close a
social hour was •spent when a cup of
tea was served. -
The Presbyterian W.M.S. held . their
regular monthly meeting at the home
of Mrs. V. Streets with the president,
Mrs. G. Roberton, in the chair. The
topic was by Mrs. Jam.ee,M.akine, who
spoke on "Early 'Messengers to Afri,
ca," and Mrs. Snider on "David Liv-'
ingstone," and Mrs. Shaddick who
gave the life of Alexander MacKay.
Miss Shaw and Mrs. Lane conducted
the worship period. 'Mrs. Shaddick as:
sisted the hostess in serving a dainty
lunch.
Miss Helen Grealis, after a pleas
ant visit with London friends,has re-"
turned.
Mr. Wallace McDonald has return-
ed to Toronto after a pleasant visit
with his parents, 'Mr., and Mrs: .Ron -
aid McDonald.
Mr. and Mrs. Cox, of Barrie, and
Mr. and Mrs. Pearce, of Collingwood,
were guests of Mr. and Mrs.. Tomlin-
son over the week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Perdue had as
their guests over the week -end, Mr.
and Mrs. Jdh.n Perdue, of Galt, and
Mrs. S. Tatercznski 'and small daugh-
ter, of Bay' City, Michigan. .
CONSTANCE
- • WINTHROP ..
.Mission Band Meets '
The Helping Hand Mission Band
met in the school room of the ,church
on Saturday, March 30th, at 2 p.m.
The president, Leslie 'McSpadden, pre;.
sided: • The meeting opened with the
calle,to worship, followed" by Hymn
103. '1, Rosa Axtmann read the Scrip-
ture, John 9:1-11, after which Mac
Montgomery led in prayer. Hymn 105
was sung, after which ail repeated
the Mission Band Purpose. `'-The roll
call was answered by a book) in the
Bible, showing 28 members.. The study
was taken by Mrs. James Mc011rre.
The offering • Was received and dedi-
cated. Hymn 252 was sung and busi-
ness _was_ akin by Mrs,„„Jas. Hogg.
Hymn '480 was sung, followed by the
Lord's Prayer and the National An-
them. A work period followed.
Gnr. W. A. McClure, of the 99th
Battery, who has been overseas for
nearly three years, will arrive at his
home in Winthrop this week -end. He
is scheduled to 'return on the Ile de
France. Arthur went to France on
D -Day -a-rid-was-vocrnded-the'-same
day. '
The Farm Forum of the 8th and
9th met at. the hoine .of,„Mr,_and. Mrs.
William Dolmage on Monday••even-
ing. After the discussion; Mr. and
Mrs. Jahn Sanderson were presented
with pictures prior to their departure
for their new home near Blyth; The
addree'9 was r.nad_.i1y,' drs P. Conilbily
and the present .'tidnL 1nade hy Mrs.
Harvey Taylor, ) irehre and croklifole
were enjoyed, followed by a pot -luck
supper. ° The weeklireviou@mm'IVIr. ^and
Mrs. P. Connolly. t:ere, presented with,
blanket§ by the sante group. The ad
dress was read by 14rs. Harvey 't` -
for slits Mrs. WilliStn Dolrrrage made
the preseritation.
- .'he pupils of :4. No. 3 atteuded-
the pletitt'eehu trittg . at Londeebere
Tu
ITall• Ott et flit. •ai terrtee n, which
Were Sponsored b tits I''ederation of
IttriglYitt rel
DANCING
EVERY THURSDAY
EVENING
Cardno's Hall, Seaforth
Bert Worth and His CKNX'
Ambassadors
ADMISSION - 50 CENTS
Next Dance
THURSDAY, APRIL 11th
NOTICE
1• will be .issuing Radio
Licenses for 1946 -as' usual.
They will also be issued
for me at Frank Kling's
Electric Store and at G. b.
Ferguson's Hardware Store
for the convehience 'of radio
owners that I had been un-
able to call on.
JOHN: H. E'ARL•E
Radio Supervisor and, Issuer
of Radio Licenses.
Constituency of Huron -Perth
Wool Notice
The Government bonus
o.f. 4c a pound -will be paid
on all approved 1,ts, 017
rest from the Department
of ' Agriculture, without
the. pr,odiricer having to
make an application.
All Wool shipped to Tackson's
is graded in ^Seaforth, and, flan
settlement iiaadb frons them,
1.1
1'hottea' 3,8V nihil
a.
SHOWIN ,Tburs; Fit,- Sat, A ri x,:5,
TWO FEATU ES.—
JEAN HENATHER ROBERT ill Actil.41(
" ALSO—
” THE IN 4TIONAL', BARN DANCE'
! '
YVON.NE'.D . QkRiLt3 ROD DAMERON
"FRONTIER GAL" - ; t
(in Technicolor)
A awash -buckling saga of the West, filled with action, humor, 'intrigue
and rginance.
MONDAY; TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
WILLIAM EYTHE LLOYD NOLAN
"THE HOUSE' ON 92nd STREET"
story emphasizing the safeguarding' of a secret process bear-
ing on the atomic bomb. ""
NEXT THURSDAY,' FRIDAY, SATURDAY
JEANNE CRAIN DANA ANDREWS
"STATE FAIR: ,> .,.
- lin Technicolor)
A ,musical version of Phil Stong's novel.
Coming "THE DOLLY SISTERS"
Ma e
WHYIE!S
Your Centre for the- Lenten Season.
A complete frigidaire'system for frozen fish has been installed. We
are now prepared to meet your requirements during the year.
ENSURES PERFECT CONDITION TO OUR CUSTOMERS
This unit is _entirely separate from all meats.
THE FOLLOWING';,VARIETIES ARE NOW 'AVAILABLE:
Red Sal -mon Steaks - -Pink Salmon Steaks
Fresh Frozen Whitefish Fresh Frozen Lake Trout
Smoked . Haddock Fillets
Fresh Fillets of -Cod, Haddock, Salmon, Sole -
BROILERS ARE NOW AVAILABLE
Average weights -2 to 3 pounds. -
Whyte's Butcher ho -
p
Sp'en'ce's Produce
WISH TO ANNOUNCE THAT THEY -•
HAVE SOLD THEIR EGG AND
POULTRY BUSINESS
And takeg
this opportunity of expressing •' •
--their- hanks -and -spore atio r -•for -the bus -r- —
ness given to them -by their many patrons.
The new firm, SEAFORTH PRODUCE
LIMITED, Theaded by W. L Whyte, will
carryon in the same locations and the same
types of business, and we are sure that you
will receive ,prompt and courteous service
at all times from the new firm. -
MR. BERT SPENCE IS STAYING ON
WITH THE NEW COMPANY
AS MANAGER
•
Cemetery Memorials
Now is the season ,to consider the erection of .your
family memorial.
You are invited to consult us when every consideration will be
given to individual requirements. '
SEAFORTH-SHOWROOMS are open each TUESDAY for your
convenience.
See Dr. Harburn for appointment at any other time, or Phone
41-3, Exeter,
T. PRYEE & SON
Memorial Craftsmen
EXETER S'EAFORTH.. CLINTON -
Don't Discard your old
es .,,.rf i .
_ - to ed W
1 ..
UNTIL YOU KNOW WE CAN'T HELP YOU
PHONE 248 FIRST for estimates on price and cover
NQ obligation. '
Splendid Variety two Weeks' ..Service -
A:LLrWORK 'GUARANTEED
DICK The Upholsterer