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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1947-07-04, Page 8.•••;'.; ;••. .1; 14,gi CASUALTY AOlDENT, BURGLARY AND pAtromi - tii4itris:es viec_who give F 0 R ONTARIO INSITIRA "..4; 333 •.17 ‘, Ilt.torluation ,;,.b.aly given. ‘1,,,":WAITSON & REID ,•;;A", A. REID Proprietor ' •'ingiwance 8 Real Estate IlioNE 214 •- SFIAroferg S 0 0 0 0 0 0 C. 0 0 0 0 keg!' BOX Juntrat berbice -:* Ambulance - o 0 Prqmpt and careful attention. o ,lo, ?-1-:: Hospjtal Bed 0 • 0 FLOWERS FOR ALL o •'10 OCCASIONS 0 0 Office Residence <> 0 43 18 <> Go 0 <> 0 <> <> 0 <> <> 0 <> <> 0 <> <> 6> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> 40 • <> 42° . G. A-. WHITNEY '° 0 Successor to 0 0 .,, HOLMES & WHITNEy 0 O Main Street, - Seaforth 0 0 AMBULANCE SERVICE 0 0, Adjustable hospital bed for 0 0 rent. 0 0 Agent for Mitchell Nursery 0 0 ' 'Flowers: , ' o To, Teleptione 119 o 0 Nights and Holidays 65 , 0 10 0 00<>00000,0000 40 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 '<> A> J. A. BURKE o 0 Funeral Director 0 10 and Ambulance Service 0 O DUBLIN - ONT. 0 0 Night Or day calls: Phone 43 x 10.0 Co 0 /000000000000 ['Made - McBride.- Avenue Salvation. Army Citadel, 'Toronto, on Saturday, Su' w 428, was ;the, scene of a pretty wedding when Vliss ,Evelyn McBride, daughter of Mi. and Mrs. William McBride, Toronto, was unit- ed in marriage to Mr. -Clayton Ritchie, son of Mrs. Eleanor Ritchie and the late Robert Ritchie, of Seaforth. Adjutant Pinclred, of the Toronto Temple, ;assisted by ;Maier Bolton, per- formed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Ritchie will reside in Toronto. Egmortaville W. A, and W. M. S. Meets.—The June meeting of the W. A. and W.M.S. was held at the home of Mrs. A. ;McLellan on Thursday. June 26. Mrs. W.• A. Gardiner open- ed the W.M..S. meeting by singing Flymn 37.6. The minutes of the pre- vious meeting were read and adopted. Mrs. li-eyes gave an article on Tem- perance, and Mrs. Cleinence a paper on • Christian Stewardship. Mrs, R. McGeoch conducted the warship ser- vice. Mrs. -McGregor took the topic from the study book. The W.A. then took over the meeting. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and adopted and th'e roll call taken. The offering was received and following the business period Mrs. Boyes read a poem and Mrs. Gardiner closed the meeting with prayer. 00000000T000To <> W. J; CLEARY 0 Seaforth, Ont. • 0 .0 LICENSED EM BALM ER 0 0 AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR 0 Co• Night or Day Calls -335 "0 000000000000 TAXI SERVICE ALL PASSENGERS INSURED Phone 162 — Seaforth CECIL J. LEMON N Car Washing • AND Simonize AT Seaforth Motors PHONE 141 • Mr- and Mrs. Heiman LinslastY ond daughter; -of thgersoll,are guests of 'Mrs. J.s.ji. Thompson. • • Mr. and Mrs. Harvey R.evelle, ef Burlington, and ;Mrs Stanley Camp- bell, formerly the Misses Burgard, of Egsainiciville, were here last week calling -on old friends. • .Mr. and 'Mrs, Sydney Pullman. , and Mr. stud Mrs. Gordon Little, of Gait, are on a, motor trip to 'Mottreat„ ip Mr. and Mrs Harold ell se einga and family, of .Stratford, were week- end guests orMr. and Mrs. John Cum, raings. 'Miss Sylvia 'Cummings is spending the sununer with, her grand, -paretts, 'Mr. and Mrs. .Cumniings. • Mr. D. C. IVicLaughlin ofaCalgarY was calling au friende in town thiss week. It is 44 years since he left Se-aforth and he sees many changes. • Miss Audrey Lenamons-of Mark- ham, and Mrs. Olivia Miley and son, of Kingaton, are guests ,of their sis- ' The Late' Mrs. William Murdie.— The sudden death occurred: in Luck - new on Mouday, June 30, of Mary Sutherland, wife of Mr. William Mur - die. Mrs. Murdie' had -been ingood health and her sudden death came' as a shock to her many friends and rel- atices. She was born in Seaforth, a daughter of the late 'air. and Mrs. Alex .Suthe.rland, former ,residents of this town. Mrs. SVIUrdie was married here in 1900, and is survived by her husband, three sons, Kenneth Mur - die, at home; Meal, of Toronto, and Clarence, of St. Thomas, and one daughter, Mrs. Malcolm Armstrang„ of Fort William. Deceased attended the public 'school here and was .later a taijoress in the Greig Clothing Co. •Mr.. and_ _Mrs. PaSYed to Luck" now over forty years ago, and She was a member of the United Church. The funeral was held on Thursday from Lu.cknow United Church with Rev. Stewart officiating, 'Interment was in Greenhill Cemetery, Luckncre • Chesterfields and .----,-Occasional- Chairs REPAIRED AND -' RECOVERED Also Auto Seats and Backs, Verandah Swings and Steamer,Chairs Repaired. Stratford Upholstering C�. '• Stratford ThliAll'HONE 579 Vor further information •aply at Box's Furniture Store SEAFORTH Chucches TAXI Passengers Insured PHONE 128, Seaforth •LEE'S Anglican.—Sunday, July 6: St. Thomas', Seaforth'-11 a.m., Holy Communion. (No evening service). St. Mary's, Dublin. -9.30 a.m., Holy Communion—The Rector, Rev. C, F. L. Gilbett, BA., -at both serviceS, spe Death of Herbert W. Colquhoun.— The death occurred in Scott Memor- ial Hospital. 'on Tuesday. July 1. of ,a highly respected citizen of this town in the person of Herbert Wade Colqu- houn, in his 71st year. - Hehad been ill about a year. Deceased was born i Hibbert TownsttSp Sand was mar- ried 'in Hensall on June 5, 1907, to Alma Beatrice Kerslake, of 'Cromer- 'ty, who survives him, together with two -sons. Frederick Ross Colquhoun 'and Donald Alfred Colquhoun, both of •Toronto. He is also survived by four sisters; Mrs. Elizabeth A. Kennedy, Clinton; Mrs. T. Frank Brooks, Win- nipeg; Mrs. Morton T. Corless, and Mrs. Harry, Fitzsimmons, ) of 'Clinton, and one brothel', Mr. W. T. Colqu- laoun. of Mitchell. Before leaving for the West he operated a butcher shop in Seaforth add later was a retail merchant in Winnipeg. He returned to Seaforth in 1945. He was a mem= ber of t'he Northern Light Masonic Lodge, Winnipeg. and of North- side.United Church; The funeral took place Thursday afternoon 'frc4ba his late residence, High Street, with Rev. R. H. Williams officiating. Interment was in Mattlandbattsk cemetery. ' 2•••••••••11.••••••• THE McKILLOP MUTUAL TIRE INSURANCE CO'Y. MEAD OFFICE — SEAFORTI4, ON11", OFFICERS raitk Mcdregor, Clinton - President !Chrie Leoulierdt, Brodhagen, Vice -Pres. *Orton A. Reid,, Seafortb. - Manager and Seeretary-Treasurer. , - • DIRECTORS: •When. LeOnhardt, Brodhagem; E. J. Trovtartha, Clinton; Harvey RR 2, Goderich; I. H. MeThring, R.R. It, Myth; ,Prank MeGregor„1 Rat. 6, •`‘',101.11iton.; Hugh A1ender, R.R. Wal- -4n; William R. ArChibald, B.R. 4, Seltforth; Sohn L. Malone, PLItt 5, Beft- Meth: S, 1. Whitrnoro, R.R. 2, Sear fOrt14. • e , AGENTS: • Finlay koKeroher, XII. 1, • Peopd,, Brneelleld; J. E. priterter, 404 '44#6egq Witti, Myth. • • • • • • • • • • •••, LOCAL BRIEFS • • SAVOUR its FLAVOUR CRICH'S WHITE CLOVER BREAD Scientifically baked in the most modern of bake Shop ovens BY SKILFUL BAKERS Let your Local Bakerbake for you and boost our town. DEMAND CRICH'S SATURDAY, JUIN eardno's faI1, Seaforth NORM GARNgGiang ;k4toiss7gdN F"8- -Ban5cfit CENTS White • CLOVER BREAD. AND • DELICIOUS CAKES • After all it takes a Baker * PHONE 34 OUR 'FRIENDLY SALESMAN WILL CALL ter, Mrs, E. Lorne and Mr. Fox. mets:anT, E. W. Spurr of New Glas- gow, Neva Scolia, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Y. McLean, and Mr. • Miss Marian Chamberlain • is spending her vacation with her sis- ter, 111/rs, R. C. Ilaras,. and Mr. Huras, in Stratford. "0 Pr., and Mrs. J. A. Munn and family spent the week -end in Red Bay. • Mrs. E. Geddes -and Miss Mary • EXPERT , RADIO REPAIRING Prompt and, Efficient Service CLAYTON J. DENNIS PHONE 355 - 'Agent for ROY BOYD " RADIO & SALES SERVICE , Mitchell All Work Guaranteed FOR, SALE E. C. CHAMBERLAIN. ' Real Estate Broker • INSURANCE PHONES: 384 or 229 - SEAFORTH TAXI 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. North Main St. Immediate possessien. M. A. REID REAL ESTATE'• - PHONE 214 0 -Miss ;Belle Cummings and Mrs. R. Taylor: of Ottawa, were .guests of Mr. and John Cummirms-and Mr. and -.‘11'6. John Finlayson over the week-pud. • Brother Martin, or Montreal, 15 spending .his vacation with his par- ents, Mr. and IVIrs. John Walsh, • Miss •I'letIy Matthews, of.Kitchen- easpent the week -end with her par, ent's, :itr. and Mrs. Joseph Matthews. • :\liss Vera Selater, of St. Marys: was the 'guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Finlayson and Mr. and Mrs. John Cummings last week. • Mr' and Mrs., Edgar Lawson, Of were guests on Tuesday or Mr. and Mrs.. 'John Finlayson. • Mr. and Mrs, Alex McGavin, of Stratford, visited with friends in town .on Tuesday. • Rev, and Mrs. H.' V. Workman left this week. for Collins Bay, where - they will be vacationing during July. • Miss Betty Anderson, of Hamil- ton, was a Week -end guest of her cou- sin, Miss Fergus _Bell. • Mr. and Mrs. Ken Gardiner, 'San- dra • and David -MeKellar, of Toronto were week -end guests of mr. and Mrs. W. D. Smith. ,• • Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mason, Miss 'Marion and Ronald are spending their vacation at their cottage at Port Al- bert. • • Mr. and 'Mrs, M. R. Rennie said Ronald .were 'in Petrolia on Tuesday attending a .reunion of the Dougall families. • Mr. and Mrs. Les. Hogg, of Pres- ton.. were .guests of Mr. and .Mrs. W. E. Hogg. • Mr. Leslie,- Kerr and daughter, Heather, of Toronto, -are guests of his mother; Mr's. James Kerr, ' • Mrs. Nelson Blatchford, of Hen - sail, is the guest of Mr, and Mrs.. Finlayson, • . • Mr. and M. W. J. Jones, of To ronto, were week -end guests' of Mr. and Mrs. X' T. Kaiser. • Mr.. and Mrs: A. M. Clarke and son, of • Woodstock, were ',Week -end guests of the Mis-ses. Seip. • Mr. W, J. Bell, of Toronto, visited his sister, Miss Mary Belt, ;ever the .Vseek-end. • Mr(is Jamea E. Willis is in Dundas this week attending the Old Boys' Be- ntiom • N OlfIC All HPney will be packed and sold enly in my own pails this season. Please do not bring any empty pails to my Honey plant to be- reSaled. TheWallace RossApiaries SEAFORTH,a0NT. Day and Night Service PlIONE 355 CLAYTON J. DENNIS Successor to J. Cleary Qees itzt bp Weektud ittaiti4 • 9 IVir, and Mrs: J. C.Bell and fanUlli of ;St. Marys, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs, J. P. Rail,- 'MlVfarg, aret remained to spend 'her holiday with h.er grandparents. • Mr. and 'Mrs. James ;Chester and Judy and Larry; of Dearborn, MkIha were. -week end guests of !M.r. and iVirs. D. 'H, Wilson. • Mrs, Kirton, of Blueva.e, is the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. ans d Mrs. J. P. Be11. • Mr, and Mrs. Merle Dunlop and daughter,- oJ OttavSa, are guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs. A. W. Dun- §eaforth Monument Works T. PRYDE & SON Memorial Craftsmen Seaforth Exeter Clinton Seaforth Showrooms open Tuescley. See Dr. Harburn far appointment any other time, or Phone 414, Exeter. Wool Wanted All Wool shipped to JACK,SON'S- is graded in Seaforth and full settlement made from there. M. Jackson SEAFORTH' Phones: 3-1W and 34 Lakeview CASINO • GRAND BEND DANCING NIGHTLY Gordon Delamont and His Orchestra Midnight Dance • July 7th 1205,a.m. SUNDAY, JULY 6th 9 p.m. "VARIETY ' • ENTERTAINERS" All-Star Programme Ruth Cole—Acrobatic Dancer Bill Davies—Ventriloquist Joyce Whorwood—Personality Singer Lou Rayne—English Comedienne Cliff Kelly—Pianist._ COMING THURSDAY, JULY 10 Mart Kenney and His Western • Gentlemen MAKE' IT A DATE! :•J. ,,,,;,5._ • sommiamarsimOmmommicsi Kyanized Paint • HOUSE PAINTS • ENAMELS VARNISHES Sunworthy WALL PAPER • H.K.Finley PHONE1145. : SEAFORTH • Mr, E. Lorne Fox is in Toronto taking a summer course, while Mr. Lloyd,,Morrison is taking a course at Guelph O.A.C.. • Mrs. R. Dickie, of London, .is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. A. W. Corby and :Mr, Corby. • Holiday guests with Mr. and Mrs, C. H. Garitisi were: Mr. and Mrs; Glenn Garniss and Patricia, of Ham- ilton; SVSrs. J. A. Ballantyne, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Garniss and Gail, of Lon- don and Miss Olive Scott and Mit.' Laura Kirton, Bluerale.. ' • Among those attending Kiatail Camp, near Kincardine, are: Misses Mary °Copland." °Connie Wright, Ruth. Teall,- 'Sheila lalctaidden and Masters BrItCQ McFadden, James Crich, Terry Crich, Ronald Mason, Charlie Dungey,, 1-1:13.gh Gorwill and Jackie Carter. , cro Guests at the Queen's Hotel over the holiday were 'Mr. an Mrs. R. Crozier, Stratford, and Mr. and M.rs. Bud Fisher, Guelph. • Romald and See..Sille are visiting the latter's °grandparents in Bemidji, Minn. • 'Mr, W. T. Thompson is visiting at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Miller and Mr. Miller in Allentown, Pennsylvania. • Miss •Nerta Davis, of Tillsmiburg, was a week -end guest of Miss Edythe Davidson. • ' - • Mr. and Mrs. C. E. 'Freestone., of Toronto, visited her.s.ister and father, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Dale and Mr. W; J. Sims, over the holiday. • Donald Dale, Gordon and James McKindsey and Calvin Hulley are spending ten 'days -at Camp Ipperwash an,Lake Huron. • ,, • Mrs. Mary Smith, of Egmondville, is- spending' a week with her son itt Hamilton, and later ihl attend the wedding on July 18 of her son, Mr. Donald McCulloch at Sault Ste. Marie. • Mr. and ;Mrs. P. V. Dugan, of Columbus, Ohio,, spent, the , week -end with Ms, and Mrs. Leonard Bolton and family. „ • Mr. .and.'Mrs George Rase and son and Mrs. F. D. Hutchison, of St. Catharines, accompanied by the lat- ter's sister, Miss Babb, of Mitchell, called on friends in town on 'Monday. • Mr. J. G. Mullen was -hi -Toronto this week ,attending the funeral of his sister-in4aw, Mrs. .Albert Mullen, ot Calgary, who died suddenlyiti To- ronto. • Miss Marilyn Kling is spendi,ng her Vacation in Hamilton and Ancas- ter. • ,Mr. R. M. Southgate and Miss Helen Armstrong, of Brampton, spent the week -end at the' home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Southgate: • 4M r s outbeck. and Miss Mar- • garet Anne .spent a few days in • Brampton. • Mr. Kenneth Lendon, of Toronto, spent the week -end at the home of Mr. and- Mrs. G. D. Ferguson. • Miss, Marion • Scarlett, at Fort William, is spending,the holidays with ,her father, Mr. Robert Scarlett. •'• ' Mrs. Ada Reid and Miss Mary Galbraith, were in Bayfield visiting their sister and 'brother-in-law, MT. and Mrs., Charles Marks. ' • Mr. and Mrs. H. :Minnett, of To- ronto, visited at t'he home of Mr. and Mrs. E. L: Box. • Mr. and Mrs. 'C. Es•Barrett and family, of Hamilton, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lou Eberhart. • Miss Jean McMaster,. nurse -in - training in Hamilton General Hospi- tal, is spending three weeks- at the home of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. E. A. McMaster. • Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Arm- strong, of Toronto, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Armstrong. • Mr. John Gordon Wilson left this week Ifo. Quebec City, where he will spend the summer. • Mayor Merton A. Reid and 'Miss • Alice Reid were in Mount Forest en Dominion Day attending the Old Boys' Reunion being held there., • Miss Joanne McMillan is visiting friends in Sarnia. • . • • Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rowe and Miss Betsy, of Stratford, ;were in • town on ,Don-finion Day. • Miss Mary 'Neville,i.of • Sarnia, was a week -end guest of Mr. and Mrs, .T: M 'McMillan. N • 4; I. . . egent.Theatte Seaforth NOW:PLAYING—Thursday, Frida-, Saturday MY DARLING CLEMENTINE " with HENRY FONDA LINDA DARNELL VICTOR MATURE This' outstanding Super -Western picture will .rove itself to be the Very pinnacle of Western productions. "John Ford" has polisbed up every trick in the book! MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY "THE LATE GEORGE APLEY " with 'VANESSA BROWN • RONALD COLEMAN • PEGGY CUMMINS .1,6,st wait until you see the Old Boy! This Is a Pulitzer Prize -Winning PVbduction. • NEXT THURSDAY; FRIDAY, SATURDAY . • " I'LL BE YOURS" with DEANNA DURBIN TOM DRAKE This pleasant light romance, inset with effective musical panels, should make happy entertaininent for all. Coming — "CLOAK AND DAGGER" with GARY COOPER ' ROBERT ALDA OLD-TIME Strawberry Social • MANSE LAWN - FRIDAY, JULY 4th BRUCEFIELD UNITED CHURCH • SUPPER 6 TO 8.30 P.M. Followed by,a PLAY— • "HAPPINESS AHEAD" it. • BY BRUCEFIELD UNITED CHURCH CHOIR Play repeated by request. • SUPPER MENU: Sliced Cottage Roll, Salads, Rolls, Bread and Butter, Tarts, Cakes, 'Straw -berries and Cream, Tea. Admission 75 cents and 25 cents Come and enjoy a good.,evening. ' Proceeds for the Organ Fund. • itimmonimlowlmomeol FOR SALE Modern ,stuccoed house; 3 -piece bathroom, hot water heating system. Prompt possession. E. C. CHAMBERLAIN Insurance,i; Real Estate SEAFk ONT. FOR THE FINEST Body and Fender itepais and Refinishing Bring your Car to • 1110MAY'S §EAVORTH • No job too small • No job too large' Trust Us to Do the Job You can trust us with every appliance repair job -that may,come up in your home, whether it is large or small. For we know how to make cantankerous appliances work just like new. PHONE 95 for prompt, expert, reliable, economical service. • WALKER, E lectric SEAFORTH ONT. Mr. and Mrs. Z. MdSpadden attend- ed the funeral on Monday of the late Mrs. James MoSpadden, who passed FtWaY in Victoria Hospital, London, on Saturday, June 28. , Mrs. McSpadden. whose maiden name was Agnes Mer- riless, was born in Glasgow, Scot- land., • She, together 'with a sister and brother, came to Canada, resid- jug ,in •Montreal for a number of. Llears. Mrs. McSpadden devoted her time to music and was -.soloist in one iof Montreal's largest churohes. In religion she was a deikited Presbyter; Ian. She had been a patient suffer- er from'arthritis fora period of years, and leaves to mournher husband, one son, William; a danghter, (Jean) Mrs. Bertram MoSpadden, all of London, and one brother, Rev. Wm. MerrilesS, of Westport, Ont. Mrs and IMrs. J. Uric and family, Of Windsor, are visiting Mr. J. Shan - hon. Mr. Shannon will return to Windsor with them. Mr., and fMrs. Uric and family and • Mrs. ,ChaMbers and family motored to Niagara Palls on Monday. MTS. Margaret Horne and Mr 10. Haase spent Sunday in Acton, visit- ing Mt. Baase's mother, Mrs. Mary Haase, and sister, Mrs. J. Inglis; and Mr. 'Inglis, Mr. Ws O. 'Hedge, of Merriton, and Master Jim Morey, et 'Mitchell, are visiting the formers's daughter, MM. M, Horne. ' Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mad'dess and Lillian, Of, Milverton, and Mr. Lome Maddessi.of Stratford, spent Sunday 17,1.1.11 11‘2* and Mrs, R. K. Davidson. • Mr. Andrew Montgomery, of Brant- ford,:;Spent the Week -end at his .home here. — BUILDING SUPPLIES Are Difficult to Obtain. However, We Have in Stock: ASPHALT SHINGLES — in various blends. ROLLED, ROO Fl NG-s-mediuns & heavy INSULATION—by the bag or carton. OS\ K FLOORING—I/16" thick. PLYWOOD -1/8", 3/10, 1/4,1l, birch , and .Cedar. JOHNS - MANVILLE DURABESTOS SHINGLES and CEDAR. GRAIN • ' SIDING (Grey and Dover WhiteS. Beaver Board, Hardwall Plaster, Mason's Lime, Finishing Lime, Door Frames, Doors, Sash, Cedar 'Posts, Lumber—B.C. cies Spruce, Pine, B.C. Hemlock, White MapleaBeech. ALL TYPES Or MILLWORK DONE by Excellent Workmen COAL -1 Car, Rosedale Alberta Lump just arrived • Seaforth- - Supply &,' Fuel Co.' 4 'Where the Best Costs No Moreo, -Phone 47 ' ••Seaforth Ford -Ferguson Owners , WE HAITEI IN STOCK: • GLIDER SWEEP RAKES • • CORDWOOD SAWS • TRANSPORT BOXES ; • • BLADE TERRACERS • DISC TERRACERS • SOIL SCOOPS • MANURE LOADERS . • REAR END CRANES • SHERMAN STEP-UP TRANSMISSIONS DEILY'S GEIREIGE Ford - Monarch Dealers Seaforth • • • . . . • ' • .A. „ • • . , . , ,