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THE SEAFORTH NEWS
Snowdon, Sma.. Publisher.
WALTON
The August meeting of the U. F.
W. O. will be held at the home of
Mrs. Harvey Johnston on Wednes-
day. August 20th. The roll call will
be " a community need." Mrs. O. G.
Anderson of Wingham will be pres-
ent to address the meeting. All the
ladies of the community are invited
to attend.
Hudson-Steiss—
The marriage was quietly soletnniz-
ed in (Listowel, of Miss Helen Steins
of Walton to Mr. Casey Hudson of
'Listowel, youngest son of IMr. and
(Mrs. George Hudson of Hensall. The
bride wore a navy :blue ensemble with
corsage of American Beauty rose-
buds.
(Mrs. Allen of Goderich is spending
a few weeks at her .daughter's. Mrs.
1W. A. Hoys.
Clarence ISteiss and wife and John
Steiss have gone to Simcoe to work
in the tobacco•freldo
S.Sgt. W. 'C. Bennett of Petawawa
spent the week end with his wife and
family.
:Miss Mary Bennett is having a
week's holidays from Bennett store.
Miss Mary Humphries who has
,been spending her holidays with her
parents,. Mr. and Mrs. RC. J. Humph-
ries. has returned to Wimisor where
she has a positron.
Stewart Humphrie, and 'Hiss
Mary Bennett vent the week e11.1
with friends in Windsor.
Mrs. W. Kelly has rented a house
in ,Seaforth and will take possession
next week,
Mr. Russel Marks has purchased
the Thos. Young 'property:
Mr. Wm, Kelley who enlisted in
the artillery, is training at North
Bay.
Master Kenneth and Donald Mc-
Donald are visiting their aunt Mrs.
Angus McQuaig in Seaforth.
Mr. C. Sellers attended the Rut-
ledge reception.
Mrs, A. Miller and George of Strat-
ford were visitors in Walton last
week on their way back from Gode-
rich.
STAFFA
'Lieut. Norval Norris was called to
Halifax and left on Friday, Clarence
Norris accompanying him to Qudbec;
)Miss Edna Fell, Goderich, with Mr.
and ?Mrs. W. J.. Fell: Dr. and Mrs.
anthers Smale. Regina, with Mr. and
Mrs. A. Smale; ?Clarence Norris, To-
ronto, Norval 'Norris, 'Kington. E.
N. 'French , Mitchell, Mrs. 1M. Os-
born, Monlcton, and IW. Bain, Seb-
ringville, with IMr, and Mrs. A. W.
Norris.
IMr, and Mrs \V. Fawcett. 'Mr and
'Mrs. ?L. 1Elliott, Mr and Mrs. Ham-
bly attended the Hunter picnic at
Grand Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. N. .Bushfield, Log-
an, Mr. and .Mrs. A. Earl, !Whalen,
with (Mrs, 'William Sadler: Rev and
and 'Mrs W. E, Aldworth and son
have returned home,
Miss Isabel 'Drake. 'Kitchener. with
IMr and (Mrs. K. Drake; Mrs Lance
Norris and 'Ronald have returned to
Wyoming after spending two weeks
with Mr and Mrs. 'William 'Patrick.
A steward stood at the gangway
of the liner and kept shouting for
thebenefit of the arriving passengers.
"First class to the right, second
class to the left"
A young woman stepped daintily
aboard with a baby in her arms. As
she hesitated before the steward he
bent over her and said inhis most
chivalrous way, "First or second?"
"Oh,". said the girl, "Oh, dear, it's
—not mine."
LONDESBORO
'Mr. 1. C. Adams was suddenly
stricken with a stroke last Tuesday
and is in a serious condition. She was
taken to •the home of her son, Harold
Adams, where every care is being
given her.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. linn•king and
'Miss Bina Kirk spent Sunday at the
home of Mr, A. Kerslake near Exeter.
There will be church services next
Sunday, Aug. 17th, Rev. Mr. Penrose
of Exeter will have charge.
Firs. H. Lyon has returned having
spent the past week at the home ,af
her daughter. Mrs, H. 3Duriean,
Constance.
The Red [Cross held their ..August
meeting in community hall, August
7th with thirty-six in attendance. Mrs.
R. Fairservice presided. The treasur-
er, Mrs. G. Cowan reported 4$740.07
on hand, Ablanket made from wool-
en rags was on display. Anyone hav-
ing woolen rags are asked to- 'bring
them to next meeting. These will 'be
sent away- to be made into blankets
to the sent overseas. Proceeds from
Chain teas up to time of meeting are
$64,25. Two quilts were quilted dur-
ins the afternoon Work con. for
Sept.: firs. R. .Fairservice Mrs. E.
Lee and 1Mrs 1, Carter. The follow -
in. articles have .been shipped since
fast tweeting: 3L quilts. 2 pr. large
mitts, 1 pr. child's mitts, 3 v -neck
sweaters, pr. khaki two way mitts,
4 pr. long seamen stockin* . 8 pr.
:ox. 4 pr, navy two way mitts, 4
navy scare. 4 helmets, 4 navy
turtle perk sweaters, 11 dress, 3 skirts,
5 coats, 5 blouses. 5 knickers, 5 pull-
overs, V pr. men's ,pyjamas, 9 child-
ren's pyjamas. Lunch was served at
the close of the meeting by .Mrs. S.
Lansing, sirs. J. Y,onngibhutt. Mrs.
H. Sprung, Mrs, I\\', Mountain, Mrs.
W. 'Gooier, Mrs. E. Youngiblutt,
Mrs A. Vodden and Mrs R. Vodden,
Proceeds of lunch $3.60. Meeting
closed' by singing, God Save the King.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Throope of
'Chicago are holidaying at the home
of their sister, -Miss Elizabeth Mains.
!Mrs. J, D. (Melville spent Wednes-
day with her sister. Mrs James Col-
linson. 'Blyth.
Misses +Helen and Edna ,Ball are
holidaying with their aunts, the ,Mrs.
Wright,. .m the Baseline.
BLAKE
Several of the ladies of the Blake
congregation attended the joint
meeting in Varna on Thursday last
and enjoyed the programme to its
fullest. Miss Marjorie Hoffman of
Zurich sang a solo for the Blake
ladies' part in the programme. The
ladies are meeting on Wednesday
evening in the Blake Church for their
August -meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter McBride and
family were in London recently aG
tending the wedding of Mrs. Mc -
Bride's sister and aleo acting as her
twin sister's bridesmaid.
Mr. and Mrs, T. Dinsmore and son
and Mrs. Douglas and Miss Emma
Dinsmore called on friends in Sea -
forth one evening.
Miss Marie Ducharme held a birth-
day party on Saturday afternoon.
Many attended the funeral of the
late Mr, Menno Steckle on Wednes-
day afternoon last, it being held
from the Amish Church and burial
taking place in the Amish cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McBride spent
a day with friends near Ripley.
Mr. Wm. N. Finlay left this week
to visit his daughter and son-in-law,
bit'. and Mrs. G. H. Johnston and
granddaughter, Sade Elizabeth, at
Thornloe, New Ontario,
Mrs. E. Stelck and Norma Hey
sang a beautiful duet on Sunday at
the Blake church, Miss- Jean Hey
presiding at the organ.
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
KIPPEN 'Mr. George isfoLeod and son of
Mrs. Lou Horton of Oshawa is the Thamesford was the guest of the lit -
guest of her sister, lairs. Susan
Workman. -
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon. Fowler and
Mrs. Jessie Fowler of Toronto are
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Henderson.
Miss Jean Long has returned from
a week's visit with her sister, Mrs
Alvin Ulch of Windsor.
Mr. Tom Monroe left on Tuesday
for his hone near Huntsville.
Mrs, Laving Tomlinson is visiting
in Egmondville with her niece, Mrs.
Geo. -Hill.
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Deutz spent a
few day: last week with a party of
friends on a fishing trip to Tober-
ntory and Manitoulin Island.
Miss Edna Dayman of London is
visiting with her parents Air, and
Mrs. Robt. J. Dayman.
R. J. Cooper and Warren Sehilbe
spent tate week end at Meaford,
BRIJCEFIELD
Attention, Ladies:
The Red Cross needs sewers and
knitters. They have layettes for
babies both sewing and knitting, and
knitting blankets to be blanket
stitched. sewing for children and
women, and all kind of knitting to
be done before the cold weather sets
in. Come, do your bit in this very
worthy cause. Call at Mrs. A.
Zapfe's, -
Blanche and Margaret Zapfe are
visiting Joyce Foley near London.
Mr. C. D. Simpson spent the week
end in Petr'olie,
Miss M. Swan is on a motor trip
with friends from Seaforth,
Me. and Mrs, John Lowery, Mr. and
Mrs. W. Lowery of Oshawa visited
Mr. and Mrs. T. 13. Wheeler.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dunlop of Tor-
onto visited Mr. and Mrs. Ross Scott.
Mrs. Margaret McKenzie spent last
week with her sisters in Hensall.
Mrs. C. Brock spent last week with
friends in Guelph.
Mr, and Mrs. W. Clements and
daughter visited Mr. and Mrs. G.
Swan.
Mr. and Mrs. Paterson and Mr. and
Mrs. Anderson and daughter of Mon-
treal are visiting Mr. and Mrs. A.
Paterson.
Mr. and Mrs. W. McBeath and
Douglas spent Sunday in Guelph.
The August meeting of the W. A.
was held in the S. S. room. The first
part was spent in sewing. Mrs. Mus-
tard took the devotional part after
which Mrs. Wilson took the chair.
Minutes were read and approved.
The treasurer gave her report, and
the offering was taken. Miss Graham
of Seaforth read a couple of her
latest poems and also a very inter-
esting paper. Flower committee for
August, Mrs. W. McBeath, Mrs. A,
Zapre, hostess, Mrs. A. Johnston, as-
sistants, Mrs. Haugh, Mrs. Henry,
Mrs. Ham, Roll call to be a labor
saver.
Brucefleld packed for Red Cross,
Aug, 11—Army and Air Force, 2
khaki scarves, 2 khaki helmets, 2
pr, khaki two way mitts, 2 khaki
turtle neck sweaters, 5 prs. grey sox.
Sailors and Seamen -3 blue ribbed
helmets, 3 pr. blue two way mitts; 3
pr. grey seamen stockings, 3 grey
turtle neck sweaters, 3 blue scarves,
8 pr. seamen's sox.
Refugee -6 woolen blankets.
Hospital supplies, 5 dressing
gowns.
VARNA
Miss Irene Elgie of Vancouver, B.
C., Mrs. Harold Riggs of Davidson,
Saskatchewan, and Miss Dorothy
Elgie of Toronto, were recent visit-
ors with their aunt, Mrs. Andrew
Foote.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Foote and
Olive attended the neighbors' picnic
held on Sunday at Turnbull's Grove.
Misses Irene and Dorothy Elgie and
Mrs. Harold Riggs accompanied
them.
Misses Irene and Dorothy Elgie
and Mrs. Harold Riggs, accompanied
by Mrs. Foote and Olive, spent Sat-
urday evening in London, the guests
of Mrs. Annie McNaughton.
'Miss Essler of IMinneapolis was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. Mc-
Connell, last week.
IMr. and Mrs. (Markle of Kippen
spent Sunday with 'their daughter,
,Mrs. Stewart Beattie.
Mr. and Mrs. J. ,Hartman spent
the week -end in Kitchener.
'_Master Ross Marks .of Toronto is
holidaying with his grandmother
!Mrs. (Connell and uncle and aunt,
Mrs. Lottie McAsh of ILondon call-
ed Tuesday on her brother, Me.
Frank Weekes who is quite ill.
Mr. and ilairs, Edwin IC -hater, -IMr,
and Mrs. IW, Chu•ter attended the
marriage of the ,former's daughter,
Mary to IMr. !Carter of (London. The
ceremony 'was Iheid in St. 'James'
Church, city. -
?Miss Olive 'Johnston has 'taken a
position in the treasurer's office.
Mr. and Mrs. (Coon of the 'U.S.,
called •on Mrs M, ?Reid fast week.
;Mary'Elivalbeth :Beatty is attending
summer school in,, Kintail under the
auspices of the Anglican Church.
tor's grandnsother, Mrs, Smith on
Sunday.
The rommunuy was shocked to
learn of the sudden death of Roy
'\i'orrieon, who contracted pneumonia
in Calgary. Roy as a boy will the re-
membered by many here as he attend-
ed school in Varna for a time, Much
sympathy is extended to his sister,
'Mrs, M. Elliott and Itis uncle, fir, '1'.
Dennison.
Messrs. Wnt. R. Stevenson, George
Johnston, Harvey Keys, Harvey
Hayter, all of Varna, left for Pilot
Mound, Manitoba, to spend a month
to visit and assist with the harvest,
BAYFIELD
IM rs. Stein { 'Windsor ,r 1. visiting,
her friend, Miss M. Ferguson.
Mrs. Gingerich of Bad:Axe, (Michs
was called to see her mother, Mrs. S.
Cleave who has leen seriously ill.
Rey, 1. Graham and Mrs. Graham
and Pat and \tunica are attending
camp at Kintail.
(Nfrs, Gale of'Chathant is in Bayhe1d
renewing old acquaintances.
.Anniversary services were held in
St. Andrew's United.'Church, -Bayfield,
on !Sunday last.
Rev, Mr, 'Oliver had charge of the
service in horning and Rev, (Mr.
Tarrnihttll of North street tunited
:Church took the evening service. The
Dashwood -Quartette rendered anustc
at 'both senvices.
Mfrs. iLoffree of Toronto is -a guess
of her cousin, ;Mre. \Vm, Ferguson'
Miss Lillian .Barnard of London is
a guest .of IMr and Mrs, .Churclrward.
Miss !Mary Jean M•norhause of
.London :.e a guest of her aunt, 'Mrs.
J. A. Ferguson and Mrs IW. Jowett
'L.10.113. No. 124 will attend divine
service in St. Andrew's United
:Church on Sunday evening, August
'll7th.
The many 'friends of 1W. )J; Steph-
enson are glad to see him alble to be
out after a few weeks illness.
IMr. and (Mrs. Wm.:Mc'Donald of
Detroit were 'week end :guests of Mrs
McDonald's ,parents, IMr and Mrs. H.
(Weston,
IM'iss Lola 'Elliott of Mt. 1Clemens
spent her vacation with her mother,
'Mrs. 'Wm, Elliott,
Send us the names of your visitor,
THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1541
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Miss Nelda Pococic is spending a
weelc at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Robt. Grimoldby,
Mr. and Mrs. Janes McFarlane of
Noranda, Quebec, are visiting relat-
ives in the village,
Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Hamburg and
family of Seaforth spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Thompson,
Miss Mary Thompson spent Tues-
day with Miss Olive Grimoldby,
Mr. and Mrs. Leo • Stephenson
visited at Blyth on Sunday.
The broad smile on Mr, Win.
Dale's face means that a baby girl
has arrived at their home to stay.
NORTH McKILLOP
Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Thornton
were visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
James Racho on Sunday.
Miss Muriel Racho is visiting her
cousins Shirley and Pearl Regele.
Margaret Atm and David Kerley,
who spent their holidays with their
aunt, Mrs. W. Leeming, have return'•
ed to their home in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs, William Simpson
were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Leo -
nerd Leeming on Sunday,
Miss Joy Simpson and Miss Mar-
ion Sawyer are holidaying with
Norma Leeming.
Shirley Regele has returned home
after spending a week with Rena
Murray.
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restaurant, you order a glass of
water, you drink it, and you calmly
walk out!"
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