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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1947-06-27, Page 8•Churches VA0e--4,., • , Tat fivioN EXPOSITOR 11 '1,P1Fig! AOTOMOBILE, GA§UALTY! igtlAflANTEE BONDS, AQCIDENT, AND SIGKNE,SS, BURGLARY AND WINDSTORM 2e---PaPVeeetlithig Companies who give Security with eervice. AX450 AGENTS P0 R ONTARIO •T.RAREIRLERMAN'S MUTUAL FIRE • •• INSURANCE information gladly given. • WATSON & REID ,N. A, REID - Proprietor Insurance & Real Estate PHONE 214 SEAFORTH t000'000000000 t<> BOX 3unexat Oerbice Ambulance Prienpt and careful attention. 0 Hospital Bed 0 FLOWERS FOR ALL 0 A OCCASIONS A Office Residence 0 A 43 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 );C• 00 0 0 0 0' 0 0 0 OLO • ° G. A. WHITNEY 1<l• Successor to 0 HOLMES & WHITNEY 0 A Main Street - Seaforth 0 AMBULANCE SERVIOE O Adjustable hospital bed for 0 0 rent. A Agent for Mitchell Nursery 0 Flowers A Telephone 119 Nighte and Holidays 66 . 000000000000 00 <>'<> 00000 k ° 0 J. A. BURKE 0 A Funeral Director A and Ambulance Service 0 0 DUBLIN -, ONT. • 0 0 Night or day calls: Phone 43 r 10 0 o 0 , 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A 0 0 0 00 <> <> <> <> 14> ° W. J. CLEARY '0 0 Seaforth, Ont. '0 LICENSED EMBALMER A AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR 0 .0 Night or Day Calls -335 0 A 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0000 TAXI SERVICE• ALL PASSENGERS. INSURED Phone 162 - Seaforth CECIL J. LEMON. Car Washing AND Simonize AT Seaforth Motors • PHONE 141 Chesterfields and • • Occasional. Chairs • REPAIRED AND RECOVERED Also Auto Seats and Backs; Verandah Owings and Steamer dhalra Repaired, • Stratford Upholstering Co. Stratford • TELEPHONE 619 • For ftuther information apply at • Box's ;Furniture .• Store • SEAFORTH BODY AND • FENDER REPAIRS AT Seaforth Motors PHONE .141 'THE MeKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO'Y. ' . HEAD OFFICE - SEAFORTH, ONT. - -OPPIOAREU- - ,AAA *Mink McGregor, Clinton - PresIdent (C'hr/S Leonhardt,Brodhagen, Vice -Free. • :4 Merton A. Reid., •Staforth - Manager and Secretary-Treaeuret. - DIRECTORS: *brigs, feionitardt, Brodhagen; M. I. arrewarthet, Clinton; HaVatty Allier, B.R. 2(Ioderleh: .1. Ht. Aft131,0Ing• RRt /II, Birth; Prank MeGreiktir, R.R. 6, 40111titbuI, Hugh Altetantier, /CR, 1, Wale Rat Orthrablat t Malone, /LIt. 6, Sea - L Whitiaore, R.R 2, 1 .' I/Shtlel• *6144 ritteter; 1110,ii‘ . ' ,NEWS QF THE TO Anneuneernent.-Mr. and Mrs. J.4,13- Broadfent wish to autiolute.° the eu- gagement of their Younger daughter, Mary . Blanithe, to William Robert Dalrymple, ion • of, Mr. Robert Dal- ryenple, the marriage to 'take place early t July. Died in British ' Columbia. --:-Word„ has been. received here by Mrs. Geo. Eaton, of the death of Martha Bul- lard, widon, of the tate A. V. Park, in NelSon, B.C., on Saterday, June 21. Me was a' former resident of Win - throe, The remains were laid, to rest in Nelson, B -C- • - • Northside United Church. -Rev, H. V. Workman, Minister: 10 a.m., Sun- day School;11 a.m., Worship Ser- vice; subject; "Righteousness Ene throned in Canada"; 7 p.m., Woratip Service; subject, "God's WOrcl Unto Us By His Son." (During July, Rev. It H. bein charge of the Union Services in Northside Church). • Anglican.-Sundey, June 29: St. Thomas', Seaforth-11 a.m., Morning Prayer; 7 p.m.., Evening Prayer. (Last evening service before ,summer re- CesS). St. Mary's, Dublin. -9.30 a.m.:Morn- ing Prayer, -The Rector, Rev. C. F. L. Gilbert, B.A., at all services. • Presbyterian W. M. S. Meets. --The June meeting or the Senior Society of the Women's Missionary Society met in First Presbyterian Church on Tuesday, Mrs. Robert Eberhart pre- siding, The meeting, was in charge of Mrs. Kerr's group. Christian Educa- tion in India was interestingly pres- ented by Mrs. Kerr and Mrs. J. G. Mullen. Mrs. J. M. Govexi,lock read the Scripture lesson and Mrs. T. S. Smith brought the current events. Miss Karen ICidd.Sang "The Children of the World," accompanied by Mrs. E. A. McMaster. Selections were read from Mrs. J. H. Reid, Miss J. Brine, Mrs. Aitcheson and Miss Len- ore Habkirk, absent members of. the group. The collection was taken OY Miss Karen Kidd. The meeting clos- ed' with Hymn 342, "DismisS Us With Thy Blessing, Lord." Mrs. Geddes was pianist. • Barbara Kirkman Auxiliary Meets. 'The June meeting of the Barbara Kirkman Auxiliary of First Presby- terian Church was held on Tuesday evening at the -tome -of Mrs. Robert Smith,- The - lei -ember -a enjoyed. .a pot, . luck supper on'the lawn at .6.30, the beentieur surroundings adding great- ly to the sumptuous ,reaast. After spendirg a social .time the regular meeting was held in the house. The president, Mrs. J. E. Daley, opened the .meeting .and presented the busi- ess. The program was arranged by the group of which Mrs. 'MacTavish is convener. and Who presided. Mrs. C. REM_ read the Scripture lesson and Mrs. Earl Bell gave the Glad Tidifigs• Prayer. The topic on India was very ably faken by Mrs. W. J. Thompson. Mrs. E. A. McMaster sang a very pleasing solo. There will he no meet- ing of the Auxiliary in July. ^ • .Brother .Dies in Blyth.-- One of Blyth's •oldest businessmen, Alone°. P. W. Smith, died unexpectedly of a heart seizure ,-on. Friday. • He was 69 years ago and while he'had been suffering from a heart condition for almost a year death was quite tinex- Pected. Mr. •Smith was born in Nr - folk County on February 13, 1878, a son df .the late Elbridge Clinton Smith and Mary Agar Smith. About 1914 the family purchaSed the Jacobs farm two .miles east of Blyth on the East Wawanosh boundary where they re- Sided.until 1932 when they retired to Blyth, purchasing a home on Dinsley • Street. Mr. Smith was a Machinist and plumber. He was a 'member of the Blyth fire department for 14 years ,an4 acted as fire chief for a number of years": He was a •member of the United Church. In 1936 Mr.. Smith was .married to Miss 'Ruby D. Gibson, of Blyth, who survives with one bro- ther,. 'Clinton E. Smith, of Seaforth, and one sister, Mrs. L. (Gertrude) Butt, of Kippen. 'The funeral was held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock with interment in Union Cemetery, 4W Ma Lane Lane Auxiliary Meets. - On Tuesday evening, June 24, the Mae Lane Atxiliary held their meeting at 8 o'clock with Mrs, B. F. Christie Presiding. A poem, "Life is a Prayer" was read by Miss Vera Mole. The opening hirmin "Wihat a Friend We Have in Jesus" was sung and Mrs. Lorne Dale led in prayer: Miss.. Mary Pryce, secretary, read the minutes of the May meeting„ followed by the roll call. Reports Were -given by the var- ious secretaries. Mrs. A. W. Sillery, captain 6f Circle -2; took the chair for the remainder of the period. Af- ter singing . "0 'God •of Bethel, By Whose Hand," Mrs, Wm.,Kelly led in ,prayer: Miss Abble 'Seip read the Scripture, Psalm XV. A solo, "I Think When I Read That Sweet Story of Old," was beautifully rendered by ,eaL_ rs. J. A. Stewart, accompanied by Mrs. Clifford Broadfoot and was much • appreciated. Mrs. Helmer Snell gave the topic fromethe seventh chap- ter of the study book on India, under the beading, "Po -operation Through the Christian Councils,' and proved very interesting and educagonal. 'The closing 'hymn, "Jesus Shrill. Reign Where'er the Sun" was gill* 'anii„ the meeting closed by repeating the Aliz- -Pett-benedictiTbees-,:....Nem....be„- Suly-August theeting in, the form of a pot-Inelc supper at the 'Lions Park. the weeitlend at the home of her par- ). eats, Mr. and Mrs. Finlay' McKercher, in McKillop: • Mr e„' H. R. Scott, Is in Toronto this week visitiug her soli, Mr. James R. Scott and M. Scott. • Mrs. Victor Kestle, or Exeter, was a guest at the home vat farm:. Thomas Hodgert, Tuckersmitt, last week. • Miss Prances Downey, of Con- stance, spent the week-en.d with Misses Vera and Laura Mole. • Mrs. Sarah Reid, of Gild Lake, Sask.,. is visiting her daughter, Mies Alice Reid, at the 'borne of Mr. Merton A. Reid. • Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Millson and .,children, of Clinton, were week -end guests of the latter's father, Mr. Ed, Mole. • Mr. W. V. Jefferson has sold his fame "Fairview Lodge," in Tucker - smith, to Mr. "Elmer, of Sexsmith, LOCAL BRIEFS. • Mrs. MenzieS, Mrs. Riddell, Mrs. Wanklin, 1VIrs. Stedelbauer and Mrs. Plynn, of London, • spent 'Tuesday with Mrs. E H. 'Mese, who returned to the city with them to Apend a fele days. • Mre. W. W.IVIeredith and Mr. and •IVIre. Prank CudnOre and IVIles Nancy •et• Wallateburg, Spent the weelr-en-d . Reid, •'I‘fitiA `Helen. keteeehet, f Ctle- telt Araitiersity, Mae% Ni, ,apent Specials ! • Pre -Holiday • PERMANENT • $6.50 CREAM WAVE ,for $5,00 VOGUE BEAUTY SALON commercial Hotel Use Dining Room Entrance PHONE 31 FOR 'SALE' Dwelling and 2 or 3 acres of land, in Seaforth. Suitable for poultry farm. Frame asphalt Dwelling, Railway Street. Modern conveniences. Im- mediate possession. Modern Dwelling. Nor•th Main St. Immediate possession. M. A. REID REAL ESTATE PHONE 214' SALT!! We have. 2 Loads, of Salt ordered for last week in June. Phone your orders, as we will only calf where salt is ordered. WM. M. SPROAT. Phone655 r2 , SEA FORTA • - ONT. EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING Prompt and, Efficient Service CLAYTON J. DENNIS • PHONE 355 Agent for 'ROY BOYD RADIO & SALES SERVICE Mitchell AlI Work Guaranteed Lakeview CASINO GRAND BEND Dancing Every Nite Gordon Delamont and His Orchestra VOCALBY VINA SMITH Hear Pat Raeburr;• voted Canada's No. 1 tenor Sax play- er, in the "All Star" Orchestra -one we are really proud to present for a ,second season! Special Holiday Midnight Dance • June 30th - 12.05 a.m. "Variety Entertainers" SUNDAY, JUNE 29 • a p.m. LOOK AT THIS PROGRAMME!, Edgar Wilker,Violinist; Er- nia Hewitt, the.Singing Trouba. dour; Cliff Kelly, Pianist; Bob. • by irohn, Trumpet; Jesse Arg- ent, Trielt Banjoist. This is the first, appearance of the special "Capitol Theatre • Hillbillies" aed don't miss r them! SILVER COLLECTION SPECIAL July 1st TOurnament LADIES' SOFTBALL_ Games Start 2 o'clOck sharp (D.S.T) THREE GAMES Thedford, St. 'Marys, Brussels, Dashwood Winters of lifst tteo games meet in final. WEDNESDAY, July 2 7 p.m. (D.T.S.) ' LADIES' SOP'TBALL LEAGUE GAME Exeter vs. Dashwood At Lakeview Casino Ball Diamond Neeemeiiervememmeeeemeiemeeem•e.. ,eieovirweete SATURDAY, JUNE 2$ Cardno's Hall, Seaforth NORM CARNEGIE , and His Band ADMISSION - 50 CENTS AINB 271 I947 e Alberta, • Miss Erma, Walters, of London, spent the week -end with her pareuts, Mr.' and Mrs. E. F. Walters. • Mr; and Mrs. Ernest Lawrence, of White Reck, B.C., are guests at the home of his brother, Mr. Herald Lawrence, 'and Mrs. 'Lawrence. Mx. Lawrence is an old MoKiliop bey and a graduate of Seaforth „Collegiate In- stitute. ' 0: Mrs. Charles Stewart and son, Mr. Dcmald Stewart, are visiting with Detroit reieads. - . • Mr. end Mrs. Milliken and family of Millbank were here on Sunday at- • NOTICE All Honey will be packed and - sold only in my own pails this season. Please do not bring any empty pails to my Honey Plant to be refilled. .TheWallace RossApiaries SEAFORTH, ONT. Kyanized Paint • HOUSE PAINTS • ENAMELS • VARNISHES Sunworthy WALL PAPER' H.K.Finley PHONE 145 : SEAFORTH FOR SALE Modern stuccoed house; .3 -piece bathroom, hot water heating system. Prompt possession. E. (;). CHAMBERLAIN Ititturance, Real Estate SEAFORTH ONT. Don't Just Ask for Crich's Bread DEMAND LT! IT TOPS ALL! • Better Flavour • Better Colour • Better Taste Appeal • STAYS FRESH LONGER • and is BAKED IN TOWN BY TOWN PEOPLE Delivered to your door _ PHONE 34 OUR DRIVER WILL CALL CRICH'S -"White Clover Bread" Tops All For • Over ,47 Years E. C. CHAMBERLAIN . Real Estate Broker INSURANCE • PHONES:. 334 Or MI SEAFORTH FOR THE FINEST -Bedrand--Fender 'Repairs and Refinishing Bring your Car to • DALY'S • No `job too small • No job too Marg tending the dedication of the ne Pa -savant ,organ in First Presbyteri Church 'oe. 'Sunday morning and t choral service at night. • • • Mr. and Mrs. James Finlay%) of Tuck smith left on' Thursday spend a two weeks' vacation in Ha Michigan. • Mrs. J. L. Downey and Mrs. Re Bigger, of Detroit, and 'Mrs. J. 0c,te, of Windsor, spent the week -n with Mr. and Mrs. Wm„ Devereaux. • Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Reynolds an son, George; of Toronto, were, wee end guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. Sills. • Miss' Mary Neville, of Sarnia, w a, week -end guest of Mr. and Mrs; M. McMillan. • 11/Liss Joan McMaster, of Lo don; spent the week -end at the boxx of her pareets,- Dr.% and Mrs. E. McAlester. • •..Miss Helen Smith, student nur at St. Joseph's Hospital, London, h returned to her duties after spendi he past three weeks, at .her hoxx h ere. • Mr. W. J. lercIntosh, who h been a patieet in Victoria Hospit • London, for the past week, underwe a serious operation there on *mil • Dr. and Mrs. F. J. Bechely a Michael spent the week -end with M and Mrs. Ronald Savauge in Toro to • Miss Marguerite Westcott, R. has, returned to Hamilton after spen dng her vacation with her parent LI,Er. and Man.' J. A. Westcott, 0. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Sproat we in • Mitchell , on. Sunday ' visiti friends, • • Mrs. Stanley Grainger and, so have gone td London tcejcvin her hu band, Mr. Grainger. "' • • • Mrs. R. S. Winter, of Goderic was a week -end Sliest of Mr. a Mrs: William Ament, • Professor and Mrs. Chest Dawes, of Boston, were guest's of Mi _Carolyn Holmes and Mrs. Fred Bea, tie, this week. • Misses Maud, Olive and Ploren Laidlaw leave Friday on a holida trip to the Western Coast, .• THE TALE OF TWO FISHING ME The year was nineteen forty-seven, The month was May, the angler' heaven; Two fishing men, I knew them well, Each one a story had to tell. Theyivasked me would •I be the judg As neither one of theria would budge I said I'll do the best I can, And weigh the stories man to man. And now the first to tell his tale, A barber chap, his name, Lorne Dale The ether.raan was Charlie _ s. A noted angler, used to thrills. Lorne said he caught a 'speckled trou The hook securely thronghits snout Then zip! a yank that bent the Iiool And it" was back safe in the brook. I never did feel quite so low As when I saw that beauty. go: I've fisted andDeaught some big ones too,. . Boy,! this was tops, I'm telling you. Said Charlie; Lorne, you had a dream, I know that hole, I know that stream 'Tyres just ia big mud turtle lad, And that is what made Lorne so mad I saw him there not long ago, And hooked him too; but let him go The setting sun got in your eyes, • It's fooled a lot of hailing guys. I think I lean a lot toward,eLorne, I've fished 'since ever I was born, And 'IN -ten a big one -gets away, not saying what we say. There still are turtles, still some trouts Don't let this get you on the outs; We'll have our jokes, we'll fish again IChat is the way with sporting men. J. B. CONSTANCk' The W.M.S. and W.A. will hold their open meeting on Wednesday, July 2, at 2 p.m., -when Rev. - E. R. Stanway, of Brucefield, will be the guest • speaker. They will have as their gtiests Northside of Seaforth, Winthrop and Burns' Ladies Auxili- aries, • WINTHROP The WMi. and 'W.A. of Calien Church, Winthrop, will meet on. Wed- nesday, July 2, at 2.30 p,m. (D.S.T.),. at the home of Mrs. 'Gilbert Smith. The theme of the ,meeting will be temperance and will be taken by Mrs. Calvin Hillen. The work in the :McKillop Manse has been completed the past week and avone who wishes to see what has ben done is invited to visit the Manse on Friday, June 27, .from 2 to • 5 o'clock (D.S.T.), in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Mel. Nichol and baby daughter, Of Stratford, spent • the week -end with Mrs. Nichol's parents; Me and L, Blanchard. , Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Osborne and family spent :Surtday with Mr. and Mrs, R. K. Davidson. The three daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Blanshard, of Montreal, are visiting at the home of Mr. and `Mrs. H. P. Blanchard, while their parent's are on a trip to die Western Coast Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McClure, of Walton, visited at the home of Mr. and 'Mrs. John 'McClure on Sunday. The Helping }IPA.. XieSion....Band MKT Ifferr-ine-eting Saturday, June 21. The meeting opened by all repeating the Mission Band Purpose and'HYran .606 was sung. The -Scripture was read by Dorothy Cuthill, •follow'ed!by prayer by Joan :Sinclair. Hymn. 698 was sung and the offering Was taken, tip by Kenneth MoOlure. The topic was taken. by Mrs. E. Poli and busi- ness by Mrs. McClure, followed by Hymn 614. The, meeting closed fInn all repeating the Lord's Prayer and Isingleg the National Anthem The Sunday School and congrega- tion of Cavae Oluirch, Winthrop, are holding their annual pierlic at the Lin e Park, Seaforth, ort Prids.y, Suiy 44\14 1.3p p.m, The IMO@ are asked to lake sandwiehee, rookies and tarte.- Everybody mine, A • •, , . • ' • • v., • 4 ra . ,o rv, sir .d LS ' T. a- ie k.. as 4s Lt le ts• I,• it Y. d r• a- r.,• i. - s,• g s- ci n' s Regent Theatii Seaforth 1 • NOW PLAYING — DOUBLE FEATURE "BLONDIE'S LUCKY DAY " with 'A. LAKE PENNY SINGLETQN R. STANTON - AND e-- ' " GALLOPING THUNDER " with t CHARLES STARRETT and SMILEY BURNETTE . MON., TUES., WED. IN TECHNICOLOR MATINEE AT 2.30 PA: ,-,- JULY lst • "TUE SONG OF SCHEHEREZADE YVONNE DE CARLO and JEAN PIERRE AUMONT Little has been overlooked in Romance, Spectacle, Color, the Russian Navy of the Mid -19th Century and the International settlement of a ' Moroccan Town exemplified by Eve Arden. , ' NEXT THURSDAY; FRIDAY, SATURDAY "MY . DARLING CLEMENTINE" , with „ - ' HENRY FONDA LINDA DARNELL VICTOR MATURE An outstanding Super -Western - Every, trick in the book has been polished, sharpened, honed and curried to surpass anything you, have seen before in Western pictures. COMING — "THE LATE GEORGE APLEY" with RONALD COLMAN, PEGGY CUMMINS, •' • . Insulate Your Home It has been proven that Insulation creates a 20 per cent. saving in winter fuel consumption. Equally so it retards the Summer heat in the house. We have a stock- of MINERAL WOOL BATS, 3" in thickness, at 61/2c per Square Foot 24foot Extension Ladder " \ $19.00 Oil Stove Oven, with thermometer $5.00 Step Ladders $4.00 and $5,00 Set of Stailtiless-Kni'ves, and Forks, 6 of each...$4.50 •'Cattle SprZY, in bulk • $1.50 Gal. Granite Canners, 7 -qt. size $2.50 to $2.95 It pays to treat them well with CLIMAX BUG KILLER, 'BORDEAUX MIXTURE, ARSENATE OF LEAD. We have them. Let us check and • ING .• Geo. A. HEATING , install your EURNAE; PLUMB- and PRESSURE SYSTEM - . Sills & Sens, Hardware AND PLUMBING ENGINEERS • ' •• Beaver Frames, B.C. COAL Phone , , ., ..1r, • , t .--.... .... Board, Hardwail Doors, Hemlock, White ALL TYPES -1 Car Seaforth • 47 - BUILDING SUPPLIES • Are Difficult to Obtain. , However, We Have in Stock: s.. ASPHALT SHINGLES - in various •• ,,,rw.. Sash, OF "Where A Plaster, Cedar Ash, MILLWORK Rosedale Supply the • blends. ROLLED ROOFING -medium & heavy_ INSULATION -by the bag or carton. OAK FLOORING -13/18” thick, PLYWOOD -14,e 3/16”, 3”, birch and Cedar. JOHNS - MANVILLE DURABESTOS ..i.: SHINGLES and CEDAR GRAIN SIDING (Grey and Dover White). Mason's Lime, Finishing Lime, ,Door Posts, Lumber-B.C. Fir, Spruce, Pine, Maple, Beech. • DONE by Excellent Workmen Alberta Lump just arrived & Fuel Co. Best Costs No More" • . . . •Seaforth Ford-Fergu .4 • • • • Ford sonOwners IN(STOCK: RAKES SAWS BOXES , CRANES , , - STEP-UP TRANSMISSIONS 'GfIREIGE ' • ' Seaforth , r . • WE HAVE • GLIDER SWEEP • CORDWOOD • TRANSPORT • BLADE TERRACERS '• DISC TERRACERS 4D, SOIL. SCOOPS MANURE. LOADERS• et REAR END • SHERMAN DALY'S - Monarch Dealers . Free...Free:. let PftIZE: ____ ....,....• Northern 2nd Feeder • • • SRAPOR 40................w Here is An Opportunity A BEAUTIFUL PRIZE: • . Automatic Contest runs from Free. to Win a Handiome • Gift FREE NEW - ' Electric Radio Iron June 6th to June 301h . ' All you do In the glass W ALKER,. ,. is guess jar, now . closest to the number of Beans on display le the window of ' • E tectrte • - . ' ONTARIO ,