The Seaforth News, 1941-12-04, Page 5abILIRSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1941
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GIANT PLOUGH
A giant trettehitr_ p1ougla weigh-
ing lour tuns is now at work in
England turning acres of w i eer-Icig-
g"d ground dnto land which will
yield crops next year.
It 15 an ingenious trenching im-
plement dc.signed in the North of
England chiefly for use in land
1r,ailmge. The -new machine cad-
channels to a depth of two .feet nine
inches at the rate of u hundred
yards in four minutes.
The base of the trench is cut by
a share; while cutters carve the
sides, the earth passing up inclined
boards to ground level where it is
formed into equal ridges on each
side. The implement is hauled by a
pair of windlesses, driven by two
diesel engines placed at each end of
the field. One windless pulls the MI -
'element along when' cutting, the
other returns it into position for
cutting the next trench.
The standard windlass employed
for this work by the designers has a
range of gears with different speeds
for different soils, and the winding
drum carries .160 yards of steel
plough rope. 'rhe implement can be
hauled by the steam cable engines
d for ploughing and ,'ulti3Oung,
or by the large typos o1' direct trac-
tors. In the ?adder Zee reclamation,
1a 10(01(100 1)11)0 the same designers
cltt two million yards of trenches in
0 months.
Private .Zones had biro» in the
army a week, when the sergeant
asked: "What do you think of the
.Army ,u far""
"cI nifty like it after a while," re-
ified Jones. "btu iil.st now I think
there's too 1111101 ,}>iliille' 0114 fuss.
in0 ,bon between meals.,'
WINTHROP
Former Winthrop Boy Wins
Prize at Euchre
The prize
7( ners at the euchre
winners
held in thy. hall last Thursday night
o ere. Ladies, most games Miss Kath-
reen Shannon. lode hands. ;tars.
Archie Kerr; men. most 01(0(0s.
"Bob" Watson, of Tornnle, lone
Molds, James Hogg. After lunch a
few hoes were spent in dancing.
Mr. and Mrs. Gen. Eaton, Lien and
Don, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Peter McCowan of Roxboro,
The weather has been very mild
the past weep. We hope it continues.
Mr. Neil Montgomery of London
attended the euchre last week, His
many friends were pleased to meet
him.
'Wilbur Chambers. who had scarlet
fever has recovered front the fever,
but has been taking electric treat•
meats on his throat the past week.
We hope he will soon be well. He is
much better at present.
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THE SEAFORTH NEWS
PAGE FIVE
TOWN TOPICS { VARNA
The Young People of Varna and
Mr, Addie T,ekert RCAF, of Rivers,
Manitoba, sprat a few days with his
Parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Eckert.
and returned to Rivers to take up
his work as instructor. He spent a
cloy with his brother Jimmie. of the
!tt'AF, on his way home.
Mrs, Thos. McKay front Galt and
0(1(10 ('lent and Stephen and daughter
Alery called on friends here on Tues.
day. Mrs. McKay is staying at the
horuo of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Coo Eckert. for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Gammon of Forest
,pent a few (days with Air. and Mrs.
1Wea Nicholls.
Mr. and 3t•s. Ga2'nrt Dalrymple
and family wiaitml on Sitnlcy with
lir. and Mrs_. (Ward Forest et lithe
Goshen met in Varna United Church
last L'riday evening to re -organize
their Young People's Society. The of-
ficers elected were John Keyes. Ans-.
00 McKinley, Rachael Johnston, Jul -
OM! Stephenson, Doug Robinson, Gor-
don .Johnston, HIelen Robinson and
Floyd McAsh. The text meeting will
be in Goshen Church on Friday-, De-
cember .121h.
Mr. Ivan Stephenson I. rmeroering
frit, his recent illness
Red- Gross News.•--•
'I•here• will Ire n : ur•hr and ,torii
in the township hail. Narita. un Fri ,
day '••u in+�. Derr. ",rh. tin,i:i it, 000'
green.
.
lir.- awl ,Hilt, J1 ' !rr(a,❑ :,f 1 heirs of �ho Pions i oil (''•aa n..
Iainvlit,•. visoe4 on Thnr,dzy tvitll 1.1( Inc 4'oe 4'on,: rie.;b,.
itch da1g14('r and s0n-ielar;. 911. Dv,.}I„uty :r,•l,,(n,4.
.1111 air::. \1'17(. Itrarishuu'• 'rte Rod t'r•o 0oea,,. r: Ian.
:1It's, 1.. T. ITei„o•ey fish 111011 weep (14(010 flu "ii" frith
1 th<:
G7(• a visit w1(11 Mr. 07(11 Airs. *stormyhfatili,•t Mut' ng Inns h •;l d„liar:
Counter 111 1 lioton before 0(iiug ru
nils nem) seat to le"ttettuarters for the
T...... n
purchase of fifty blankets to be sent
3Tr. 1i'. J.
130„.0.100: St. who has to the British Bomb Victims.
been fu Srntt Memorial Iinspltal for Are you listening to the ('lit- 41.1ad
some time as a result of an accident.
casts about listening
salvage?Sir. Strange ,a I.
was in a serious cnuddtiou nn W04 -
the 15 minute period of "Iirnan
nesday. Speaks" over CDC on Sunday ((whit,
Miss Brassie (rievr. of Chatham In 1titam it Is against. the iaw to
Hurl Miss Margaret Grir>ve of I)ros' waste, tat and bones, Cans ni' drip -
(len were visitors during _tile vverek, ping curl packages of banes contain
01111 with their parents, Mr. and Mrs, elements which .vitt ultimately send
Tilos. Grieve. a bullet whizzing towards the enem-
Mr. Harvey Beattie, manager of nes of democracy."
the Hesky Flax Co., visited on Sun -
Varna Red ('rocs Society wants
day with his mother, -Mrs. Beattie. of salvage of all kinds.
Milton. who Is eolvalescing in Galt
hospital after undergoing an opera-
tion twoweeksago. He war accomp-
anied by Mr. and Mrs. Flack Kling
and Marilyn.
Mr. ('tendon Colbert, of Toronto. sorry to Guitar Mrs. George ('lark i,
son of Mr. and Mrs. 11. (:.°,1(:.°,1147.1olt of not enjoying very good health.
Seafnrth, has been 1111110111 100 (11strdrt St. Roy Elliott' of Stt•arhird :hent.
manager of the Bell Telephone Com.the w:•,•1; curl at the }1alent:al §urine.
phut at North flay. The heat rine held their annual
Miss .Jaltet Baker and Miss Helen ,Innee in th.' hall Fr§day 1,1,111 th,^
At recent meeting of the b xeen•
tRa of tho Rod Cross Society It was
deeided to send ten doll tr. to assist
the drive for relief 10 P..t:,.,ial.
At the time of wilting w,' are
Thompson 0i Fergus spent the weed(
end with the former's parent. :Ur,.
and Mrs. Albert Baker.
912', and Mrs Wallace Ross spentt
the week cad In Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. O. A, Vance of Kirk-
land Lake spent the week end with
the latter's parents. 311. and 'Mts. E.
h,
Box.
Miss Belle Jacksana i, spondin (r
few weeks at the 1101re 01 her L4("I'
Mr's Stevens in Waterloo.
roads 011(1 tight being good A l 21 r e
crowd attended. :Ail report an 10 =i•
lent time.
The 110.'1 Cross luupose putting on
a euchre .bed danc • in the hall Fri.
div Watt.
Mrs. Georg., conned 11,4, ( turned
home niter sp,•ndina some rime in
the hospital. and her many 1,10011
will ?ie surrey in 11101' slo' i- Won a,
well as 1vr would like peer to b.•.
Miss Lizzie Slavin is the x121••.^t of
BORN 11,.).r ,rain Sirs. SI it, Beatty,
When yen have anything to sell
Gu IRs --Al Oeott 1Te2nriniS Hr'+u• , 1-t 1(1 )r11)• 1or141 PaPe'r.
tat. nn '!'hnrsday- Nov. 27th 1141I, it p: ,teeth•:+.
to Mr° and firs. 9dmnoil (Makin' Ire•+ r ro+ , ---1)11(011„_1' std
Walton. a daughter.Mr Atdwir.kl•. 11 r- .is Int ha ed.
Vaunt :Ar. rntt llctouri;al Ito ilial. 11,'11 smith: lir„,
un 0.,nu•day. Nuv. 20(1.1. 1011, 10 i Workman. 9100 ,Ancon ('41,011.9100,
111 r,
and (It's. .dolui 'Vno(1. ]ti1IP"II, 1`obt Stephenson firs. Harve
a daughter. 51 (1'9 l•et i?lizabetii. (Her. Mrs. Sfe('lynrnnt,
11111)A14FOOT- At Scot Memorial
Hospital. on WocInesday. 1')••e. 31•(i,
BRUCEFIELD
1941. to Mr. and Sirs. Wilmer
Sunday visitors with .Air. and irs-
ilrn;ulC(xlt, Kd12pr•u, a sort. 1 H. Yaple were Sir. and Mrs. Raulald
CONSTANCE I ATcK"vizi,•. Edwin and Lexis. Mr. and
On 'Wednesday afternoon the SL's. Tien Kaiser of Detroit. Mr. and
monthly m,ettng 7(t' the Bnrn., ilirs. John Kaiser. of SL'nsall.
Church W. M. S. and W. A. and Red Mr. Alvin Smith, RCAF. St, Thom'
Cross were hc'd at the dome of Sirs. as. and 31ro. Smith anti daughter. of
George Carter with 119 ladles Pres- Biuevale. wished SL'. and Mrs. II, F.
mut Mrs. Norman Shepherd was the i3 try on 80111103%cup Ills chairman. Mrs, Bert .3.11.1)
gave an interesting talk on the Miss Louis • -Marshall of London
chapter from the sandy book and spent the wmmh end with Miss .0i(cry
suitable readings' were given by Miss MC('nily.
Jeal( Hamilton and Sirs. Robt. Beat. Miss Luna t'oruinh
tie. Plans were made for tate Sunday
Sehnot ( 'hristmas concert to he 114.141 spent the week end at
iu the church no Friday night. Der. here. -
901. Many knitted garmens were 1 Mr. and Mrs. 1'. Halst.'ad and Fta,yri
brought for the Red Cross and morose 4944:44t4_4'441.1.4"441-' with Sir. and *Airs' T.
cart) 7(•a, distributed. After the ntemt•
toe a successful bazaar was held. H. Sli,'mer.
Two Red (Toss quilts were quilted Mr. Donald 91elk,nald. lit
:lo•}n1 Int» afternoon. T.utich was St. Thomas. ep:'lit tl+,- 0t;` •1: -7(;i sat
5.111 In (.roup No. 2. his home here.
Christmas boxes are to be sent to
tlit boys of the negiltbnrhnod. who i 91l ('lhtord Mon '1" '1
ire in service. Herrera.. Money
for S 21 d Teems c» l.vnd 111\\-..1••• ..(
blankets for the needy 117 England 1 K7( i. With 9(15-314 «t w.
was voted by the W.A. 11114 Y0111121 11}. Ma1gn r \C rt olt of T"'""1"1
People's Class, loot thew 'k end w1111 her ritt,Lits
Ou Sunday afternoon Mr. and Sirs.! 911'. end SU It. t'. 1\44141(11-
1Cm Carter, :lir. and Mrs. (leorgo Miss L. Marshall of - 1,011c100 was .i 1
Carter. 1L. Me -Milian and 91r. hien 1 w• 01 end ;4'1.'1 1 whit -trig (4l. o•.
Allen of Saskatchewan, student. at Ilruo '14111.
the Clinton Radio 11011001, visited at \I1. and 910s. Steve Aohb' of posit
the home of Mr. and Mrs. 0, A. Mc- (l.1v •. Mich visited with thou '"11-1
Kenzie of T.tleknow. stns FIG. :111(1 Mrs. II. Allan. 1.i ;0,4
Cowgralulatlons to Mr. Ted Bell, Mrs. C. Ha11011 and Mrs. F. \1 - lies,
W110 (Gas married on Saturday- at last week.
a 1
I'o•i Robinson. He (1111 his bride. 111 s, A. e1lil.}ur•et: u 1 1 Dn.
L
spent Sunday at the hone of his par, Gil In 111 14)1(0)1(111 th.o provincial eon --
nuts, Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Belt. ventinn of the nutted Partners in
bliss Lydda Bell of Toronto. 91is
Beryl Carter, Mrs, Wm. hell and
Mrs. Watson Ileid were guests at
the wedding.
of i.o'olun
Iter Wolin-
-"Isn't
i ll('-
-"Isn't this blackout awful?" com-
plained the unpopular Moe. Jones to
her neighbour.
"I shouldn't bother, claarie," re-
plied Mrs. Smith. "After a time
you'll be able to see lust like other
cats,'
New and Old Time
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ST. COLUMBAN
FRIDAY
DEC. 5TH
RAD OR('HESTRA
Admission .10c. lunch served.
Auspices of C. W. 1.
Toronto lash weep.
The P111ter1 Farm Women witl hold
their monthly meeting at tit: lame
of Miss 1: Waldron en 1,Vedn sdny,
Dec 1it11. when a report of the con-
vention in Toronto will be given.
Mrs. A. 7,apfe and Mrs. A. Paterson
spent Monday In London.
Mr. Ray Itafelton, who has worked
in the neighborhood for the past few
years, returned to his home in Tor-
onto last Saturday.
ELIMVILLE
A general Red Cross meeting was
held at the school hest Wednesday
night when 1111 election of officers
was held. Mr. Wm. ltoutly was elect-
ed president of general business, Mrs
R. Batten, vice president, Miss Ruth
Skinner, president of ladies' work;
Mrs. Jack Delbridge vice president;
Mrs. 11'«rcelnatn 'Horne secretary; Mr,
R, Williams, treasurer; Mrs. Murch
and Mrs. G Davis, inspectors Men
were appointed to make e collection
or waste material as soon as possible.
The following articles were sent
from this unit last shipping day: 12
prs, sox, 5 pr. sea boots, 2 aero caps.
2 alternative raps, b turtle neck
sweaters, 2 -s Hires. 2 pr. mitts, i
wash cloths, i article.. of children's
clothing, 11 quilts.
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DUBLIN
The !ostler' (101111 of ht. 9Ier'y's
Anglican ('}ouch held 0ht11• yearly
meeting on Tltursaiay at the 1101110
of 1111.1. Albert Rook, electing new of-
ficers a. follows: President. Mrs, Al-
bert Ruck: first vire. Mrs. Frank
Smith; sea. Mrs. John I)ieltl; press
reporter, Mrs. Alex Darling. Dominic
Benninger of Toronto with his moth-
er. Mr. anti 1Irs. 'rank Webb of Sar
11)15 with tlimnds in town.
Jannis Curtin of Jarvis, with his
parents, M2'. and .lira'. William Cur-
tin.
1'iivate Arid Mrs. Dalton l urns 4,f
Hamilton,, with 11.. and ii, , Frank
d (tins,
Mrs. Borden 1 1.: r with
h r 1(1110 0. .51r. , ,fount
Walsh.
Teddy } nv10 4(1 Kiteheni with
with hit mother. MI,;. I•1,... Row-
land.
Lt;an Jordan. I (1: n:.;. with Ins
father. Patrick Jordan.
Miss I e. I creno Lon 1 lr (iib,
her mother, 31rs. KOt1 l •, r t' ( t'.
Mr-. Andrew Itellt rttti2;1 with
her motlicr. Mrs. AI n i t Walsh.
Thomas 1)ot. ey was „ London vis-
itor,
Si'.mei Airs. John Kenny m (1 :;on
visited Mr. ;a -.i 312.,. 1.
Kenny. -
I in)'d 9lc(':it•thv. Winra,or, wit(..
111r. ;tat Mrs.1I. 11 t a .
l 'rgu Kenny. r),..31. + w:1!,-
11941h,•r. WI 1Calliovine N 1 n::
?lr J. s Joh R„w Jami 1;.•ut ti
we,14 .•141 iu Cooly,,.
Sir. 81,4 Sirs. iloto, '
,;.11)01(0 ('. Ma2'Ie'Il in }.•
McNichol and J. McKellar providing
the music, An address was read by
Henry Harburn and Jack McDonald
presented Harry with a wrist watch.
A fitting reply was made by Mr.
Drake. Lunch was served by the
ladies,
Mr: and Mrs. Angus Earl of Wha-
len Mr. and Mrs. L. Hannon and fa-
mily, Mr. and Mrs. 90. Rushfield, IVIis
William Sadler with Mr. and Mrs. A.
Jrti£,'ry Air, and Mrs. J. 141. Worden
in Centralia with Mr. and Mrs. N.
Mitchell; Mr. and Mrs. 9.. M. Biller
in Mount Pleasant with Mr, and Mrs
P. Miller ; Sir. awl Mrs, ,I. McDonald
in Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. P. Miller
land Betty with 112. and Mrs. Gordon
Hoearth The Way, "ant Tilly Hoes to
Towh will 1:r presented by the
Croat-rtt and Stair, Young Peopl''s
Unions, n Stalfa roll +r Thursday
'.t l;r , laoo. 10th, '1t, 1110 taking
par: Melnik 91auy Hot11lteti, Wilma
Hanel n Uotothy Miller. r. Lau1•a
Ul i in Wilma Dinnit2, T,,7(1 Scott,
Toiry Mimi, Jeff a_air, Pliilin
tams, Hazel Lang. 0t..lr: Worded.
"'Dear Modaul " w001. the Heart
Throb - nelueinist anenquiring
rent say oa have been
vrr,z , 'your .l::ughter tat.
,rot:, 1101111 bier ei0911es. I am
at P(1/ 1 yin ((41('0, ('t be,''I' al•onni
Gass;:, T'-' 191.1 t, torr' iiiistick :and
nail enamel."
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