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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1946-04-19, Page 8bi+ r ON. -EX srroR 111 .111 111 APDL X9; 19 'RA- Off' ..E.S•TYIENTS L., ESTATE ALL LINES' OF. NCE INSU.RAA • FOR SALE , )1.4T et} 7jafive nacres, with small cot- tage and ,barn; 334, miles from -Sea- tt*, en Highway. Double apartment house on Victoria Street, Good investment. Other desirable properties also,.iisted. WATSON & REID r M. A. REID - Proprietor 'hound 214 Seaforth SPECIALISTS IN ALL LINES OF' INSURANCE The Second :Division w Court County .of Huron OBice in the Dominion Bank Build ing, Seaforth- Office hoary: Tues- day, Thursday and Saturday, 1.30 p.m. to 5 p.m.; Satutday evening, 7.30 p.m. to 9 ran. E. C. CHAMEBERLAIN - Clerk Chesterfields and Occasional Chairs REPAIRED AND RECOVERED'. ...Also -Auto Seats and Backs, Verandah Swings and Steamer Chairs Repaired. Stratford Upholstering Co. Stratford , Telephone 579 For further information apply- at ,Box's Furniture Store SEAFORTH SX and 3X SHINGLES • N1WS OF THE TOWN itel .Church W. M. S.—The W.M.S. of First 'Presbyterian Church invite all, the women of the congregation and their friends to "listen to .the broadcast for women by., women, to be heard on Weiiuesday afternoon, April 24th, over CKNN Wingham, 3.45 to 4 p.m.; CPL, London, from 3.30, to 4 p.m., and CHML, Haiuilton, 2.45 to 3 p.m. Subject of the broadcast will be, "The Way of Gratitude.” Electric Fencers - Fence Wire - Cedar and Steel Fence Posts - Gates Grass Seed - Seed Corn Garden Seeds"- Fertilizer Ceresan 'CO - OP FEEDS Chickstarter "Pigstarter Growmash . Hog. Grower Laymash , Sow Ration Hatchmash. Dairy . Ration WESTERN. GRAIN. AND CHOP Finns' --Minerals and Tonics Reduced iron, ReX Wheat. Germ Oil Universal Milkers, and Parts SEAFORTH FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE PHONE 9 TAXI SERVICE Phone '-162 — Seaforth C. LEMON YOUNG CONSTRUCTION C. L. YOUNG, Prop. All Kinds of Concrete Work Phone 90 r 2 Hensall. CROMARTY,,.,ONT. - TIME TABLE CHANGES EFFECTIVE Sunday, • April 28, 1946 and other specific dates. Full information from Agents. Canadian National Railways Cliurches 'Northside- United Church. -Rev. H. V—Workman, Minister: 10 a.m., Sun- day .School; .11 a.m., Easter Services, "Christ is Risen," Senior and Junior., Clitiirs in special Easter muInfant Baptism; '7 p.m., "Ye Shall Live Al- so," Easier -music. Welcome to these Easter services. . _sic; First Presbyterian Church. -10 a.m., The ,Sunday School; 11 a,m., •Public Worship: The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper; members will 'note that no cards are being distributed for this Communion Service; 7 p.m., Pub- lic Worship: "The Salt of the Earth." The Salvation Army.—Special Eas-' ter Services, conducted by Major Webster: Sunday morning, 11 Holiness Service; subject, "The Walk To Emmatks"; Sunday afternoon,• 3 p.m., Sunday School; Sunday night, 7 p,in., A Salvation ,Serti'ice; 'subject, "Jesus in the Midst." All services public: „Canis, and worship with us. Alert Mission rand Holds Meeting. —The Alert Mission Band of North- side United Church held their April meeting' on Tuesday after school in the S nday school room.of the church: The p e.sident, Blanche Westcott, was in the chair, and the -meeting', opened by singing "Jesus Bids Us Shine," fol- lowed by the Lords Prayer repeated iu uni'son. Gwendolyn Christie led in the Scripture reading, "The. Beati- tudes," which were read responsive- ly. "I Am So Glad That Jesus Loves `Me" was sung. .The secretary. Marion 'Chamberlain. read the minutes •of the last meeting, and 25 members answer- ed the roll call. Jackie Crozier took up the collection, and Teddy Savauge gave out . the thankoffering envelopes. The business period was 'then held, followe.d by the 23rd Psalm being re- peated from memory. Mrs:. Barber .told the story of the fourth 'chapter of the study book., The closing hymn was "`God, Sees the ' Little Sparrow Pall," and the Mission •Band benedic- tion was -repeated. Jean,,.,;3ne11- was pianist for the meeting. A play per- iod was enjoyed by all. Powell - Moore.: Avery pretty wed- ding was solemnized at St. Thomas' Anglican Church, Seaforth, on Mon- day,• April .15th, by Rev. C. F. L. Gil- bert, when Yvonne Lorraine, young- est .daughter of 1Vlr. and . -Mrs. A. W. Moore, Seaforth, became the bride of Kenneth George, elder son of Mr. and Mrs. Baden. Powell, Seaforth. The bride looked charming in a street - EASTER DANCE ST. COLUMBAN" WED., APRIL 24th Blackie, Denomy Orchestra,•,... Dancing 9 -1 a.m. ADMISSION - 50 CENTS length gown..of biue..sheer crepe with rose accessories and a corsage of white roses. The bridesmaid, Mrs. kngus MacLean, sister of the bride, wore a gown of fuschia silk jersey and a corsage of white carnations. The groom was supported' by Mr. An- nus MacLean. The groom's gift' td the bride was a string of pearls; tor the brir?.esmlaid,- a compact;- and to the best man, a tie set. A reception was held at the Commercial Hotel, after which the happy couple left for points east, the bride travelling in a brown suit. with matching accessories. • .- MAY DAY DANCE Oddfellows' Hall SEAFORTH ' WEDNESDAY, MAY 1 MURDOCH'S ORCHESTRA Dancing 9.30 - 1,30 ADMISSION - 50 .CENTS Sponsored by Seaforth Women's Institute S !t ? Salt ! We have been advised by Goderich .Salt `Work's that salt is likely to be scarce in the near future, so par- ties needing salt, please phone your orders: and we will do the best we can for you. WM. M. SPROAT Phone 665 r 2 : Seaforth FRAMEFOR SALE FRAME HOUSE—Centre Street; - paoilern- Garage. , FRAME HOUSE—Winthrop. One acre land. FRAME HOUSE—Coleman Street. FRAME HOUSE—Stuccoed, with !barn. Main 'street. 78 -ACRE FARM — Tuckersmith, 'Township. E. C. CHAMBERLAIN ANSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE Phones: ,,.,office 22,0 Res. 334 , It's Back Again THE STRONGER SOLUTIONS ARE' BACK AGAIN—GIVES YOU A TIGHT AND MORE LASTING CURL We have Different Permanents to choose: Priced from $3.50 to $10.00 OUR POPULAR CQLD WAVE $10 Zoeces.. Jamal and Vaput Marcel, Macliineless. ... Priced from $5.00 - $10.00 SPECIAL FOR THE SCHOOL CHILDREN 1 during Easter Week $3.50 Permanent for $2.50 PHONE 152.•. SUTHERLAND BEAUTY SHOP 'pea*. DeorQe H my Haft,—„Tlie ; death of 0eclrge ,}Tee y. • I t, 'n'stive et Viriniiii k}'0 and for man)^ years a,' resident Qf Seaforth, occurred in Niagara Falls on Sunday, April 6t1,. The late Mr. Hart, nuke Was in, his 87th year wart the eldest son o'f the late GeOrg'e Hart and. J' net Qoombs,. In addition to Withto ,';'and Seaforth 1 e•resittied "tor Ebert periods in -Strat- ford, Q ielph and latterly in Niagara Falls: He is survived by a family of Eour: 'Wallace, of Sudbury; Bert, of Milatieo; Mae, of Miami, Florida, and, Libbie, of Niagara Falls. He was buried at `Iamilton, Ont., beside his wife, who tired about six, years ago 'at Hamilton. ci ath or Mrs, John Hartman.—The death took place of 'Caroline Strubb, wife of 1VIr. John Hartman, on Wed- nesday, April 17th, at her home, Jar- vis Street, following au illness of four weeks. Mrs. Hartman .was born in Waterloo County pn Feb. 26, 1869, .and' after her marriage_ lived four miles 'south, of Zurich before coming to Sea - forth twenty. years ago. Besides her .husband she is survived by six sons and one daughter: Bernard, Thed- ford; Edwin, Goderich; -Charlie, Sar-, nia; Kuno, Zurich; Philip, Zurich; John, Hainilton.' and Agnes, of Wal- laceburg; also by one sister, Mrs. Meaham, Kitchener, and twenty' -four grandchildren and two.. great grand- children. Services will be' jieid on Saturday at 10 a.m., followed by in- terment in St. James' cemetery, and Requiem` High Mass will be sung on Monday morning at 9.30 .am, in St. James' Church, CARDNO'S HALL, SEAFORTH, TUES., APRIL 23 8.15 p.m.: ADULTS 30c CHILDREN 20c, PLUS TAX Northside W. M. S. Meets --The Woman's Monthly Missionary meeting of Northside United Church was held Thursday, Apr'i1...11th. The president, Mrs. R. Lawson, opened the meeting with the hymn, "In „Christ There is No East or West," followed by prayer. Minutes, of the March meeting were read by. the secretary, Mrs. Porteous. The treasurer's report on the first quarter was read by Miss A. Fergu- son, and a reading on Christian stew- ardship, "The .Place of Power," was read by Mrs. J. FTinlayson.• Mrs. J. Brown gave a report of the money spent on supply goods. The business discussion was, taken .by the presi- dent. A social meeting' Is to be held: in Ma.y. A temperance reading was given by Mrs. C. .C. Kaine. Visits re- ported b`'r Circle 3 were thirteen. Mrs. T. McMichael gave a reading frodr the Watch Tower, "The Christians' Solution " • Mrs. Workman spoke .on the work of the crusade. Mrs. C. Glew, Captain .,of Circle 4, then took charge of the meeting. The theme of the-irieeting was, "Ye shall be my wit- nesses,". followed with a hymn read in unison. Scripture' readings were. given by Mrs's A. Ferguson,' Mrs. J. Barron awn Miss Wallace, followed with a reading by Mrs. Glew. ,"•Crus- ade For. Christ" was taken by. Mrs. Bertha Pollard, then the hymn, -"Hap- py the ,Hoppe; When God is There," was sung.: Mrs. Maud • Webster led in prayer. The collection was taken by - Mrs. Barron and the meeting closed with the; •hymn, ."Lord,' Dismiss Us With Thy Blessing." ' Egm:ondville Societies Hold Joint Meeting. -The W.M.S. and W.A. of Egmondville`,iJJnited Church held their meeting .at t ''e home of Mrs. William -Cameron -o40.r-Phursday, April' 11-thi ith 33 melfl ra. and vsors w be 10 iitin --Special Easter r .Services-- BRUCEFIELD UNITED CHURCH • Situday, April 21,E X946 REV. G. F. N. ATKINSON, Minister, MRS., J. R. MURDOCH, Organist and Choir: Leader. r 11 A.M.--HOLY COMMUNION ANTHEM—;"Easter' Song of Praise" (Norman) SOLO -'-"The 'Wondrous Cross" , Mips. Wm. Murdoch 9 P,M EASI` l! CANTATA, "REDEMPTit?N'e SONG," by Hinton Tn"addit1on to e oriisesjn caiTfa,'ta, speciatr Uaf"t'h-1 its be taken by Mrs. Wal-. Mt,rdreh, •soll,ano; Mrs. J, W. kelleathi, sothatiOf Miss Hazel )3i11i#ig, ,.sopr'inio', . Mrs. Alton Johnson, Mezzo soprano; M ssf iwary Mdetiliy, Alto; M. J, X. Corritish,• tenor; Mr,. hosts Milling, tenor; Mr. Yervfe 1erten, httita, acidthe J'aiLi6r 'Quartette. • attendance. :Mrs. Alex Boyes, presi- dent of the W.A.,. opened the meeting with Hymn 500 and the;Lord's Prayer was repeated ,in ,unison. The minutes of the last :Meeting were • read and adopted and`: the. roll call answered with the, text word 'Hope.' A short business portion followed.. Mrs. A. W. Gardiner, president of the W.M.S., then took over the meeting and Hymn 98 was sung; and Mrs. Gardiner Jed in prayer. This • being the Easter thankoffering meeting of the W.M.S., Mrs.,,,C.'-F, L. Gilbert, Seaforth, was the guest speaker. 'She showed how sacrifice •was'•not a new- thing, but had been handed down to us from old Bibical times.;. how Abraham was. about to offer his son upon the altar of sacrifice when God in His great .wisdom Provided. the sacrifice, but when it came to save mankind there was no other way but God to give Itis' only begotten son' as a sacrifice for lost humanity. We, too,• at this Eas- t(Irtitne should bring our material of- ferjngs to be used ,for -the spread of the Gospel- of Jess Christ, but we should also give ourselves for His ser- vice. The Easter theme, "Ye Shall Be Our Witnesses," was taken 'by Mrs. W. McMillan: Hymn 89 was sung and Mrs.^Gardiner closed the meeting with prayer.' Mrs. Alex Pepper conducted a contest and Mrs. Elmer Cameron rendered an 'instruimentald'on the piano accompanied by Mrs. Victor Lee on the guitar. Lunch was served by Ci oup 2,- and a.. social half-houii i was spent and enjoyed by all.' el)d at 'the :h me of 'gr. and Mrs. Jae' or Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Balfour and sol; Qf .Preston,,:were guests--;a;t 7,1a ay- Vof Mr. Burtou U. Mui ovrtz•the. ;) e+91 e_nd. * 'Mrs. Rose 1?aimer, o Stratford', is a guest at tits hoini.e of b,e•1 dangb.-` ter, Mrs. Albert Moore, ltfis, Palmer came to attend the Pow:eil `- Moore wedding an 'Monday.---. • ,Mrs. James Bertram, of New Rocl'lelle, N.Y„ was a Saturday guest of Mr. and,..'YI.rs. J. G. Mullen. • • Flt. -Lieut. T. M. Jackson and•1VIr,s, Jackson, of Toronto, .are guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Boswell. • Capt. Fred Jackson, of the Brock- ville Rifles, who spent the past two years in Jamaica, B.W.I., has returned to Canada and 'spent a few days with 'his mother, Mrs. L. C. Jackson, this week. • Mrs. Harry Dinnen; of Guelph, ,is a. guest at the home of her parents, Mr. and \Mrs. W. A: Wright. • Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cudmore and Miss Nancy; of Toronto, are Ester guests at the home of Mrs. Jas. F. Reid. • Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Clark and son, of Woodstock, are guests at the, home of the Misses Seip. • Mr. and Mrs, 'Neil Gillespie are in Toronto this week. •. Mr. H. M. Jackson, of Toronto, spent the, week -end at his home here. • Mis.s Jessie Grainger,,,,of Clinton, is a, guest at the home 'at Mi•. and Mrs, W. A. Wright. • Mr, and Mrs. E. R. Crawford, of Stratford, were Sunday •guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. McKellar. • The residence of Mr, and Mrs Harold Dale has- been sold to Miss Martha C. Fowler, Huron Road West., Mr. and Mrs. Dalewill continue to reside in Seaforth. • .Mr. Jas. A. Paterson, Clerk of the Village of Hensail, ealled, An friends in town last 'Saturday. • Mrs. Roy M•cGeoch is, in Toronto this week, • Mr. and Mrs. Sam Fluke (former- ly Miss Jessie Robb) and, family, of Port Arthur, are visiting friends in town this week. • Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kerslake and family, of Toronto, are Easter guests of Mrs. W, E. Kerslake. • Mrs. Gordon. McKellar and fam- ily,'of 'Toronto; are spending tbe,'week end at her home in Egmondville. • Mr. and Mrs. Milton Chesney„ of Toronto, are Easter guests.. of Mrs. 'Jessie Flett.. • Mr. Donald Scott and Mr. David vid Brooks, of Trinity College, University pf Toronto, are spending a week with Mr. Scott's mother, Mrs. H. R. Scott. • Mrs. Trout, of Stratford, is a guest of her daughter, Mrs, W. J. Thompson ,and Mr. Thompson,, •• Miss Betty ` Smith,. .of Toronto, is spending -the Easter week -end with her parents, Mr. .and Mrs. W. D. Smith. . • •Mr.. Fred Beattie, of Ottawa,, is... a guest of his mother, Mrs. James Beattie, Church St. • • Mr. Fred ' Crich is visiting his brother, Mr. J. C. Crich -and Mrs. Crich. • • Miss. Josephine Edge is spending her Easter vacation. in Toronto and Port Nelson. . • Mr. 'and Mrs. W. E. ,Southgate, Mrs. • Troutbeck and daughter, Anne, 'and Miss Lillian Southgate were in Brampton on Sunday; the guests of _Mr. and •Mrs. R; Johnston.. .. . (ADDITIONAL LOCAL ON PAGE 5) LOCAL BRIEFS • Mr. and Mrs: George Davis, of Winchelsea, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davis, of Kirkton, were guests'of •Mr. and Mrs, .John Hot airs, Sr., and Mr. and IVlrs George Gavin on Sunday. • Mr.s a' d Mrs. Percy Hoag, of Ialcknow, spent the week -end .at the home of his sister, Miss Edith Hoag. • Miss Fergus Bell, of the Univers- ity of Western Ontario, spent the week -end' with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl 'Bell, • Miss S. I. McLean spent the week- end with friends in Stratford. • Mrs. L. C. Jackson, who spent the winter with her daughter .and son-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hinton, in „Acton, has returned to her home here. She was accompanied by her son, Capt. L. C. Jackson, of Woodstock, who.recently'returned after two years overseas. • Messrs. Donald Stephenson and Allan Ryan, of Ajax branch of the University of Toronto, were week -end, -visitors at their homes here. • Mr. G. H, Livingstone, of Toron- to, spent the ,*eek -end at the home Of Mr. B`dvcrar•,d. Mole and fa lily. • Mr. Hugh Wright bad the mis- fortune to, have two of his fingers par- tially severed while working with a yip -saw at hishome last week. • Miss Ruth ,Garnoohan" and Mr. li Jas. W. Carntlehan, of LondOn,-'spent the week:end With their parents, .Mr., aiid Mr"s, JameS•Cornoc'han, • Mrs. Claire Berth and son, Bobby,. hive retnrneeffrn Acftiii, WhWe tkeT' attonded the i„tjiftei"at of, Mrs.. Tteith'ii father, the Bate Malt Nisi, • oft 11llirsday i last• • Mies Irene' Wankel and 'Mt, IL wlOoket, of , 14r pefit t'9' V$,, ool Notice. The Government bonus of 4c a pound will be paid on all approved lots, di- rect from the Department of Agriculture, - without the producer having to make an application. All Wool shijped to Jackson's is graded in Seaforth, and full settlement made from there. H. M. ,'JACKSON Phones: 3-W and 3-J 17 NOW SHOVING—April 18, 19, 20,- CHARI,.E4 COBURN .LOAN BENNETT " COLONEL. 'EFFINGHAM'S RAID A rollocking "romantic drama tilled with laughs, MATINEE GOOD FRIDAY; at 3 p.m. ^— ALSO. SATURDAY MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY ALICE FAYE DANA ANDREWS " FALLEN ANGEL " Zntertaintnent that almostexplodeswith excitement. NEXT THURSDAY, FRIDAY,'SATURDAY TWO FEATURES — WALLY BROWN ALAN CARNEY RADIO.. -,STARS ON PARADE " ALSO— PAT O'BRIEN ADbLPHE MENJOU "'MAN ALIVE" COMING— "SHADY LADY" Adommoommisammillimatiour FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH • Minister—Rev. Richard H. Williams, B.A. ' EASTER -'DAY 11 Lim—Public Worship: The. Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. ANTHEM::"Christ Our Passover" - Soloists—Mrs. J. A. Munn, Miss P. Patterson, J. T. Scott; D. L. Reid. 7 p.m.—Public Worship: `"The Salt of the Earth" MALE QUARTETTE—"When I Think How They Crucified My Lord" ANTHEM—"In Joseph's Lovely Garden" ' I, Soloist—Mrs. J. A. Munn. HO US ECLEA NING Now is the time to have your Furnace thoroughly Cleaned for next Winter ! A REAL FUEL -SAVER ! Coal may again -be in short supply. Up-to-date ELECTRIC VACUUM_ -CLEANING Prompt Service FRANK KLING And they'll stay healthy. too-- BI'atchford's Chick Starter keeps 'em healthy—makes them grow faster—assures vitality --and pays me bigger dividends! late westa�er NOIV 'Strengthened with Vita -Dine The new Kupplement for, greater vitamin' .ad mineral content. -'greater nutrition! Blatc ford FeedsTORONTO ONTARIO =, LOCAL .,DEALERS, — We also handle ,the following Blatchford' Feeds: Poultry Con- centrate, Poultry 'Mash Pellets, Calf Meal and ,Calf Meal Pellets, Pig Starter, Hog Grower and Hog 'Concentrate, Dairy Concentrate, • Oil Cake -Meaty and Chick :Starter. SEAFOF'Til littOOU-CE �yy, y� 1I 11:SD ii Acne afdrth, East er AN Seaforth Branch Canadian' Legion No. 156 — Presen— ' TONY , CRYAN AND HtsIS' ORCHESTRA For. Your. Dancing Pleasure'_ AT CARDNO'S IThLL,' SEAFORTH Monday, April 22nd, 1946 Dancing from 9 to 12.330 ADMISSION—$1.50 Per Couple Proceeds to go entirely to furnishing of new Legion Memorial. Hall. DRESS OPTIONAL-, VITA /amyl • GAY...FRESH...AND'SO EFFECTIVE! A ' SPARKLING -COLOGNE IN A NEW SCENT 4-04- $1.50 R. R. McKINOSEY, AUDITS INVESTIGATIONS—' -TAX- CONSULTANT Bookkeeping Systeme and'Service Bernard A. Galbraith ACCOUNTANT -- ,AUDITOR Edtabtifhed 1942 •5 '2 Albert St., Btiiatfold, Ont.' Phones -440-W, Res2427J • )14