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THEE SEAFORTH NEWS
Regardless of world turmoil, one thing
remains unchanged
our Message of Good Will and Good Cheer
and so to you we extend
Greetings and Good Wishes for
Christmas and a
Happy New Year
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STEWART B;'OS,
& STAFF,ononomo_mono.,gmtimonAgoAtgto
HENSALL
Stokes -Carlile -
A quiet wedding was solemnized
by Rev. H. T. Jones at St. Paul's
United Church parsonage, Sussex,
N.B., on Friday, December 12th, when
be united in marriage Martha Agnes,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 13. W. Car-
lile of Hensall, to Sgt. H. J. Stokes.
CDC, 15th Canadian Field Ambulance
RCAMO, son of Mi, and Mrs. W. L.
Stokes of Loudon, Out. The bride
chose a blue crepe dress, tunic style,
with black accessories to match and
wore a corsage of red roses, They
were unattended. After the ceremony
a luncheon was served and the happy
couple left by train for Moncton and
other points east.
Gordon Campbell is assisting in
the Post Office during the Christmas
season.
Miss Marie Bell of London spent
the week end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Wm, G. Bell.
Mrs, Geo. Walker is spending a
few days this week with her daugh-
ter and sour-in-litw Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Gould, in Clinton.
Mr. William Cook of Vancouver,
13.C., is visiting with his mother,
Mrs. Catharine Devlin,
Mr. Lorne Elder of Galt is spend-
ing the Christmas holidays with his
parents, Mr. and bars. John Elder.
Miss Hazel Smillie of Atwood is
holidaying at the llome of her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs• Jas. Smillie.
Mr. SM MacArthur has received
the enntract as rural mail carrier on
R. R. 2, Hensall, and will commence
his duties January est.
The winning ticket on thehooked
mat donated to the Exeter-Hensall
branch of the Canadian Legion by
Mrs. Fred Bonthron, was sold to
Miss (race Ortwein of Zurich by
Mrs. Redden, and the feather pillows
donated by Mrs. Wein of Crediton
were won by Mr. John Willis, Exeter,
Mrs. Wilfred Freeman, nee Isabell
Saundereock. who has been confined
to Byron Sanitarium for the past four
years, is able to return to her home
and has been visiting during the past
two weeks with her mother Mrs. An-
nie Saundercock.
Anglican Church Supper
and Christmas Tree -
The Anglican Church members
held a delicious supper in the school
room of the church on Thursday
evening after which Rev. M. A. Hunt
was (lmirnran end numerous Christ -
utas carols were sung accompanied
by Miss Ethel Clark, Mrs• I1, H.
Middleton favored with a vocal solo
entitled The Six Little Foxes, ac-
companied by Miss Ethel Clark, San-
ta Clans arrived and distributed the
gifts from the tree.
W. C. T. U. Meets -
Regular meeting of Exeter-Hensall
ilranch of the W. C. T, U. was held
en Thursday afternoon in the stehool
room of the United Church with Mrs,
Chas. Jinks in the ebalr and opened
by singing Joy To The World; foll-
owed by the Lord's prayer in unison -
The scripture Matthew 2, 1-10, was
read and devotional taken by Mrs.
Brook. Prayers were offered by
members. Mrs. Hedden favored with
a vocal solo accompanied by Miss
Irene Douglas at the piano, Miss
Jean Murray presided over the busi-
ness, after which Mrs. ,Ticks led in
prayer. The meeting closed by sing-
ing A Better Day is Coming.
White Gift Service -
A White Gift service was held in
Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sun-
day Morning when The eltildren
brought gifts for tete War Memorial
Si(•k Children's hospital in London
and the alder members of the pongee.
station brought their donations far
the British Children Christmas Fund.
Al this service the following were
presented with diplomas and seals:
For m m- .v work. ifar n •t Carophell,
ai ti For 1 r feet Sunday Seined a,-
le:attare. Lila and betty Mon. Doll' 1111d,
brandt,
1111 -
brandt, Florence S hwnlm, Lois and 'Macon
MacLaren. Maxine Purity. Billy ('nmrd,ell.
Donald and Ronald McKinnon. Lois and
Marion MarLnren were awarded seals for •t
two year period of perfect church attend-
:mre, The :wditnt9uns of the ehureli scan
most beau); fully decorated for the service
by Gordon Campbell and Bolt Cameron. The
choir sang two anthem. "He shall Reign
Forever" and "The Nativity Song." with
Mrs. Malcolm Dougall and Airs. Jas. Pat -t-
enon singing the duet,
Rev. Wm. Weir conducted the ser-
vice and .spoke on the subject,
"Christmas Gifts." At the evening
service the choir sang two anthem,
"The Song and the Star;" with Miss
Margaret Dougall taking the obligate
LIONS i
LIONS & LEGION
Fowl & Blanket
1
TUESDAY, DEC. 30
SEAFORTH ARMOURIES
Taste your choice of hundreds of fine Chick-
ens or Ducks or Heavy Flannelette Blankets
IONTIRE PROCEEDS FOR WAR CHARITIES
Special !
Several. New Year's Turkeys will be put up for 10c.
Bingos throughout the night.
1
1
PLAY STARTS AT 8.15 SHARP
Seating for 200, Well heated Ball
No Admission
Bingo So Game
Come out and enjoy a good night of Bingo,
and help these worthy organizations fn their
war efforts,
M. A. REID, Lions Pres. JOHN EARL, Legion Pres. The report of the purchasing cons-. torist sped away without- stopping. the meetarnet Boxes were also packe
ntittee given by Miss K. Scott eon he buggy carried a reflector and for the sr dt-ins. Moethig closed with
eteestevereetmeeseemetteeteeseeemseettememeetutmeseeretemettemeteetteteeveeeetemeeettainedthis information: 2213 yards. in on the react. prayer'„
solo, and "0 Holy Night", soloist
Mise Irene I3oggartir ;and obligate
' duet by Misses Irene I3oggarth and
Mabel Workman. Mr, Weir delivered
all inspiring message on „Christmas
in Time of War,"
Community Tree-
A record crowd and a beautiful day
greeted Santa Claus when he arrived
at the Community Christmas Tree on
Saturday afternoon. Following brief
addressee by Reeve E, Shaddiek and
Rev, Weir. Santa distributed bags of
cantly and nuts to countless ,boys
and girls, after which the children
wero [rented to a picture show in
the town hall featuring "Mickey's
Utile] Capers," and Circus Days and
Jungle Jitters. At five o'clock Reeve
Shaddiek (crew the lucky tickets and
the first prize, $5, was won by Mrs.
John Anderson, IZippen; second ($4)
by Mrs. A, Orr; third $(3) Mrs. Wm.
Foster; fourth $2) MI's. Alvin Kers-
lSakemith, , andKippers. fifth, $1, Mrs, Emerson
White Gift Service
In United Church -
Christmas service was held Sunday
meriting in the 'United Church when
Rev. R, A. Brook delivered an inspir-
ing sermon on the subject "The Full -
nese of Time."
The choir sang an anthem, There Were
Shepherds, Dr, I. G. Smillie sung a solo, The
Holy City. Miss Greta Lammie played a
violin solo entitled Inter•me000. Soprano
solo with violin obligate, "0 Little Tow of
Bethlehem," soloist Mrs. Mande Redden;
violinist MissGreta Latitude and Miss Mary
Goodwin presided at the console. The
church was beautifully decorated by Mrs. G.
M. Drysdale and Dr. L G. Smillie.
A white gift service was held in the
evening with the entire proceeds. being
given. to the Evening Telegram for British
Children's Christmas Fund. The processional
hymn, "0 Come All Yo Faithful" was led
by the choir and the teachers and pupils of
the Sunday School marched d the chorus. ow of r
news the ebur The ho ch r
ill rCol chows.
There's 4 Songrn The Air, was followed by
a reading by Ross Ronnedy, "Through Tho
Night. The Wise Men Cane." An exercise
by four boys was foltorveti by nn address by
Rev. R. A. Brook, after which the choir.
one "Nosed Nowell." Miss May Coleman
rend a selection .entitled "Legion of Cathay."
Mr. Edison Lorest nave a rending entitled
(Inc TnspitatIon, followed by nn anthem,
Infant Holy, Infant. Lowly, After the legend
of long ago, the seeretao'y Edison Forest
presented the gifts and called the roll, fol-
lowed by a quartette of dedication by Patsy
McDonell, Gloria Twitchell. Marion Sang -
aa• and Ruth Mess. The service enncl sded
with the benediction andnational anthem.
Miss. Lettie Love of Toronto is
spending the Christmas holidays with
her parents. Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Love.
Will Celebrate 92nd Birthday
Mr. J. W. Or•twein, one of Hensall's
most prominent residents, will cele-
brate bin 92nd birthday at his home
err Hensall an Christmas Day" with
his wife and members of his family.
Mr. Ort well' is a pioneer merchant
of the village and has been reeve of
the village and a member of council.
For 23 years he was Superintendent
of the United Church Sunday School
and at present has a large class of
boys attending the Sabbath school
and church services every Sunday.
Mr. Ortwein is enjoying his usual
good health and is very active at leis
daily duties, He has four daughters.
Mrs. J. Brittkholt, MItchener; Mrs.
R. Lohr, Boswell, Pa.. Mrs. Sas. Pat -
lemon and Mrs. G. M. Drysdale, FTen-
sall. and two sons, Alonzo, Detroit,
and Milton, of London.
W. M. S. Elects Officers -
CHRISTMAS
EUCHRE &DANCE
SPONSORED .• BY THE HIP1°EN W. 1.
IN HENSALL TOWN HALL
MONDAY, DEC. 29
8.36 P. 14.
PRIZES MURDOCH'S OMCIl.
- - ADMISSION 30c
(AS Ladles please provide lunch)
Proceeds for Wark Work
ANNUAL MEETING
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
The Annual Meeting of the Rate-
payers of the Town of Seaforth will
be held in the Town Hall, Seaforth,
on Tuesday, December 30, 1941, at
7.80 o'clock for the consideration of
the financial report and other busi-
ness, D. H. WILSON, Clerk.
of material have been bought [luring
the past year, besides lee bolts of
sheeting. The cutting committee pre-
sented by Mrs. Luker stated that
1451 articles of clothing had been
cut in that department, Miss Buch-
anan, R,N , of the hospital supply
committee reported that 143 articles,
specifically hospital goods, had been
made during the year. The hospital
committee and the sewing Commitee
co-operate to a large degree in their
work, and when the quota of hospital
supplies is mat the members of the
committtee join in with the sewing
committee. The sewing committee
report was presented by Mrs. C, Cook
and 1414 articles were reported as
completed during the year. The knit-
ting
nitting committee report was presented
by Mrs. W. 0, Goodwin. 18knitted
tuitted
articles have been completed during
the year. This is an increase over
last year of 469 articles: The follow-
ing summary is worthy of hearty con-
gratulations: 1053 pairs of socks, 56
turtle neck sweaters, 196 scarves,
army and navy, 276 pairs of mitts.
The auditors appointed for the year
1941 were Mr. W. B. Cross and Mr.
Mark Drysdale., Mrs. Cook also rep-
orted for the Inspection department,
slating that all the goods shipped
from the rooms had been carefully
inspected and had met specifications.
Na complaintshad been received.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1941
NumuriagemminspestammananavannaalaM.uniumalumAIMMICIMAM
Fox' kind thoughts for loyal support. , , for
your co-operation , , , for hope of a continuance
of the pleasant relations now existing between us
...for all of the courtesies extended to us during
the past year, we thanlie, rou sincerely,
MAY YOUR CHRISTMAS BE JOYFUL
AND YOUR NEW YEAR PROSPEROUS.
J
anr,:,nma,agy ,sm�..
VARNA
The many friends oe Mrs. George,
Clark will be sorry to know thele is
little hope held out for her recovery.
Mrs. A. McConnell received word
from the Canadian West that her
nephew, son of Mr. Allen Easier, had
met death in a motor accident.
Two bales of clothing packed by
the W.A. of St. John's Anglican
Church were sent to London W. A. to
be forwarded to the Western Relief.
The concert sponsored by the
pupils of S. S. No. 6, Wednesday aft-
ernoon was well attended and every
one enjoyed it. The children denied
themselves presents and donated
$6.50, and $5.5O from Miss Easter,
6 collection from thecon-
cert,
10.7 calla
$ P
2 begivento
Dart all told 2 75 to
$
the children of British War Victims,
and $2 from Mrs. Robin McAllister.
The Red Cross Society held the
last meeting of the year last Thurs-
day. There was a splendid response
to the request for handkerchiefs for
Britain. Our knitting convener, Miss
Edith Beatty, would like a check-up
on all yarn out at the end of the
year. Would all knitters kindly re-
port to Miss Beatty what they have
on hand. The annual meeting of the
Red Cross Society will be held in the
township hall, Mon., Jan. 5, at 8
from Headquarters about any of the P.m. Come out and show your int -
work or any work returned since our creat in the work. The Red Cross
Branch has been organized. A great needs you.
Rev Mr. Bremner of Seaforth will
have charge of the services in the
United Church next Sunday. Miss
Hcrn will spend the holidays with
her parents at Sault Ste. Marie.
Mrs. Stelck has returned to our
deal of credit for this worthy record
is due to the various conveners of
the departments, Mrs. Goodwin, Mrs,
T. Sherrltt, Mrs. McKaig, Mrs, R.
Dick, Miss Johnstone and Miss Buch-
anan, for careful inspection of the
work when it is handed in. Correct- i village after spending a couple of
ions if necessary are attended tot months with Mrs. Geo. Foster at._
without delay and in this way' the Windso.
shipping department is not hindered Mrs. J. W. Johnston spent a few
In its work, A shipment of goods is t clays last week with her sister, Mrs,
made approximately every month Evans of Oshawa.
from the work rooms. 3435 articles 1 The ladies of Go:+hen line have
have been shipped this year, Special organized to do Red Cross work hi
mention war made of the co -opera -I their homes and are working with
lion of the railway officials', the bus-
mass men and the ]adios of the work the Varna branch.
rooms and all who aided in any way
to make this department function ef-
flcientiy, and due thanks expressed
Wo
The annual meeting of the 'W ilt.' to all, an re molting held United Farm Women met at
after thee publicis meeting The nting plans were "
of Carmol Presbyterian Church was laid to hold a meeting of the execnt-
the home of Mr, and Mrs. J. Snider
held in the schoolroom of the i:ve and the advisory council to e:ont on Wednesday, Dec. 17th. The meet-
church on Thursday at 3 p.m. with prate the e•ganisatlon for 11142. Thus ing opened with singing "Silent
the president Mrs, C. Hudson presto- meeting met Tuesday evening, Dee. Night Holy Night" followed by the
ing. After singing "Joy to the 14. Ihalegates were also ;trrpninted to Lord's prayer. After roll call and
World," Mrs. Hudson led 1n prayer. attend the Red cross provincial cot- , huslness Mrs. 'Buchanan read a lets
The scripture Tsahalr 11, was read by emitter) to le. held t•;u•ly its the new ter, re the 0. A. C. short course on
Mrs, Jas. Patterson. The roll ealI. year at Tot onto. The following were co-operation Dec, 29-,Tan3. Mrs.Catrns
was answered with Joy as a text chosen: Miss A. Reynolds, Miss ;A, r hat] charge of the questionnaire. The
word. Following the singing of MAY Consitt or Rev, William Weir. , topic was on vegetables; in the ale
Night, Silent Night, letters of thanks The lemenrber meeting of the Lad-' sense of Mrs. L. Eyre her paper was
for gifts emu them ware read front les' Aid of Carmel Church was hold read by Mrs. Addison. Mrs. Clifton
Donald Walker and Jim Campbell., on Tuesday with 1Irs. Jas. Patterson read MIs McPhail s article nn Nutri -
Nebo ,ire serving overseas. Eneaur ig• presiding. A dialogue was presented tiara Education important, A reading,
ing reports were given from the vin'- by Miss Margaret Dougall and Miss "The Night After Christmas,' was
low seerutaries, Rev, Weir °templed Doreen Campbell. The business wee given by Miss Eva Stackhouse. Sirs.
the chair for the eleetien of officers `discussed and the treasurer's report Snider rear] Christmas and Canadian
Hon. tires.. Mrs. H. Arnold; presid- given. Mrs. Malcolm Dougall favored history telling when Christmas was
ant, Mrs. C. Hudsnn: let vire. Mrs. with a plane solo and the hymn Holy first observed in Canada. We then
R. V. MacLaren; 2nd viee, Mrs. Night, Silent Night, was sung, after had an exettangr. of Christmas gifts.
Jean Teta-neon; 3rd viers , Mrs. J. whit -It Sirs. R. Cameron presided for The next meeting will be held at
Danes; sec,. Mrs. Geo. Walker: the election of officers with the foil- Miss E. Waldron's on 'Wednesday,
treasurer. Mrs. A. IL Me'Llwoni sup- owing group leaders: Group 1, :Vers. ani. 1.1 at 2 o'clock. This will be a
ply sec.. Miss Minnie Reid; welcome Jean Manson and Miss Minnie Reid; joint meeting of the men and worsen.
and welfare. Mrs. J. W. Bonthron Group 2, Mrs. Davidson and Mrs. The reports of the provincial con -
glad tidings, Mrs. Donald McKinnon; Farquhar. Group :3, Mrs. John E. Me- ventiou will be given. The meeting
literature and library, Mrs. W. A. Ewen and Mrs. Malcolm Dougall. closed with "God Save the King."
MacLaren; home helpers, Mrs. Annie Group 4. Mrs. Earl Campbell, Mrs, bunch was served by hostess and
Logan, assistant, Mrs. W. Weir; stu-
dents see., Mrs. R. Y, MacLaren; pi-
anist, Mrs. W. A. MacLaren. Rev.
Wm. Weir gave a helpful address an
the subject, Living One Day at a S.S. 10 Hay Present Concert- sant co tlueen ac, unrcea (muren• ru-
Time. Tha meeting closed by singing The annual Christmas concert was ronto, on Monday.
held on Wednesday evening at S. S. Miss Margaret Watson of Toronto
10, Hay, when a splendid program and Miss Janet Watson of Blackstock
was presented by the pupils under are spending the Christmas holidays
the leadership of the teacher, Miss at their home here,
Esther McIllwain. The musical in: Mrs. A. McTavish, Seaforth, is
structor Mr, Sam Rennie, led the visiting at the home of her nephew,
singing and Mr. Gei, .Armstrong was Mr. L. Eyre.
chairman for the evening. Pr.gram Nine quilts were tied or 1111 ..ed be
includeda welcome by Davey ingram, the Red Cross last week.
Marion Tinney, Jean Armstrong, Mrs. A Zapfe spent :Friday in
Jean Ingram, Ross Corbett, Neil Tay- London.
tor, Shirley Chapman; highland fling,'
Delphine Jackson, Evelyn Taylor, Ai- GHISELHURST
leen Munn; dialogue, Audrey Elder, Mra. John Tremeer is Made A
Ai -
Jean Ingram, Orvie Taylor, Drill by
Ross Corbett:, Neil Taylor, Marion Life Member of W.M.S,--
The regular monthly meeting of
STAFFA the W.M.S. of Chiselhurst United
of r
M. and Mrs. Kenneth Drake in ix
Churcharl Kinsman,washeld whichatthe washom.ewell Miit-
s.
Kitchener with their daughter, Isa- tended, with Mrs. Earl Rinsman in
bel•
BRUCi•`lfl'
Percy Campbell and Mis, E. Mune, friends.
Group 5. Mrs. J. Cairns and Mrs, W Last. Sunday was white gift Sun -
Douglas. Secretary, Mrs. W. A. Mac- day. A large number of gifts were
Laren; treasurer, Mrs, Davidson. , brought to the church, These were
Jesus The 'Very Thought of Thee, af-
ter which Rev. weir led in prayer.
Miss Edith Parkins of St. Cathar-
ines spent week end at the home of
her parents, M,r. and Mrs. Jas.
Parkins.
Red Cress Notes -
Since the last report was made
from the Hensall Branch of the Red
Cross Society one other contribution
toward the Blanket Fund has been
received, namely Miss A. Moore $2,
bring the total to date of 8130. Again
we thank all triose who have given
blankets, quilts or money.
Membership fees are slowly arriv-
ing, and once again we would urge
former members to renew their fees,
if possible, before Dec. 31. We had
last year 430 members, This year to
date we have 185. Your response to
this urgent appeal will save the exe-
outive a great deal of time in organ-
izing for a house to house canvass,
and incidentally gasoline will be
saved by eliminating the need of
canvassers using gasoline to can.
Please co-operate in this matter and
show your interest and loyally to
Red Cross work.
Some of the following facts which
were revealed at the annual meeting
of the Hensall Branch of the Rech
Cross may he of interest to many
people. Our. campaign for Red Cross
clnnations in 1939 produced a revenue
of $971,25. The campaign in 1940 re-
sulted in e revenue of 51188.27. O,iu•
total is from since
al 1 sources s
n
our organization was started, have
been $5442.63. Our total expenditures
$4659.73. Certain percentages of our
,receipts have to be forwarded direct
to Toronto. We have remitted to
headquarters, "including the Blanket
fund, $1192. We have also spent on
wool $1699; hospital supplies $930,
and relief supplies $638,
Miss Audra Southampton, the chair. Opening hymn, .prayer by
Y> P and Mrs. Kinsman. Christmas readings
Harry Dinnin, Guelph, with their were given. The Scripture was raid
parents, Mr. and Mrs, William Din- by rev. 1t. A. Brook. Mr's. John 'lie-
nal. meet was made a life member, An
Mr. and Mrs, James llowe and address was read by Mrs. 1). Chap -
Alice of Tuckersmith with Mr. and pet, Mrs. Earl Treffry presented the
Mrs. A. W. Norris, certificate and membership pin. The
Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Malloy and officers for the coming year are as
Muriel, of St, Thomas, and Mr, and 'follows:
Mrs. H. FTannon, Mr's, McVey of President, Mrs. Joseph Fergusiin;.
Mitchell with Mr. and Mrs William 1st vice president Mre:. 5'trl Iiins-
Jeffery. man; 2nd vice pr es Mrs Earl Tref-
Mr. and Mrs.: 0. W. Reed hi )`Jon- tory', 3rd vice pies„.' Mfrs. David
don. Chappel; rec. secretary; Mrs. Tlhorn-
Alphonsus Cronin, St. Columbair, as Bruits -tell; tyeasurcr, Mrs. Cart
suffered a fractured nose and cheek- Stoneman, corr, sec., lens. John
bone on Sunday night about tt 8 o' -Glenn'•
pianist,MA'S.
R.
Kin
s-
clock when the buggy in whichhe man; temperance sac., airs. Howard
Was riding, was struck by a bit and Wright Christian Stewardship and
run driver on No. 8 highway bet- Finance, Mrs. C. Ryckman; liter'a-
ween St. Columban and Dublin. ture,and press sec,; Mr:, Wm, Lrint-
My,, Cronin was driving east when Bell;. Missionary Monthly sec., Mrs,
the unknown motorist travelling in le. A. McDonald; fiovier committee,
the same direction, struck the buggy Mrs. G. Dalrymple, ales. G. Wren,
in the rear, sending it into the ditch. Mrs. S. Sararas. Rev.' R, A. Brook
The buggy was smashed and the mo- presided over the business part of
McLONNELL & ,[AVS
Barristers, Solicitors, Etc.
Patrick D. McConnell, H. Glenn Hays
SEAFORTH, ONT.
Telephone 174
E. C. CHt3MBERLAIN
The Second Division Court
County of Huron
Jffice in the Dominion dank Build)
ng, Seaforth. Office hours:-
r uesday, 'Thursday and Saturday
1:30 p.m, to 5p.rn. Saturday
evening, 7:30 p. m. to 9 p. m.
In Memoriam
HO'GG•-Lt memory of Joseph Hogg Sr. who
died three years ago. 86th or December.
Iiia weary hours and are past, pain,.
ndls troubled nighs its k
And In our aching hearts we know
He has found sweet rest at last
--Sadly missed by wife and sons and
.families..
in Memoriam
In loving =moil of Joseph Hogg, who.
died on Dee. 26th„ 11158,
1n our hearts his memory lingers,
But we know lel -.aim to weep,...
Tears of Love coir never wake him
I''rom his Ion and peaceful sleep.
Loving angels r4,.' and took him
But we'll meet ham up above,
One of Jesus hrerinua jewels
Token of His vondrous love.
-Ever tonten,beret by wife and family.
Card of Thanks
HENRY --Mr. Wa. R. Henry ,Awishes to
thank hie many 1dends and neighbors for
the kindness all ymr'athy shownhim dur-
ing his recentm. bereavement, also thanks
to the Rev. G. 1e Atkinson, and to those
who as kindly touted their cars.
Garage mG James Si., Soafoith. for rent;
or for winter storage, Close to. Blain street.
Mrs. Will McDonald.
Notice
We have „n hand a quantity of il , arced.
for feeding purposes. We are also sulplying
a number of farmerswith our Flax Shiver r
for bedding, Far Information and prima en
the above articles pull Heaky I•t P. Ltd.,
Mono 74, Seaorth.
FOR SALE
Pure-bred Rouen ducks and drakes, good
<oleu r and deep keels off Exhibition stook,
aaa+o t 012. Seaforth.
2(' heck pullets, just started to ley, Hec-
tor Chesney, phone 682 r 21, Seaforth,
BEAN GROWERS' ATTENTION
MEETING
Saturday; Deo. 27, at 2 P.M.
IN ITENSALL TOWN HALL
Report of Beau situation to be' pre-
sented and consideration to be Seven
to naming of representative *row-
els' Contmittee for 1942.
ELGIN ROWCLIFFE JAS. McALLII'VER
MAN WANTED
Reliable man for general farm
work. by the year. Apply to' A. 13.
Bell, 8,112, Kippen, 93r2, Hensall.
DOG FOR SALE
Fox hound, excellent worker. Ap-
ply Mrs. N. J. Nicholls, Jolm street.
PIGS FOR SALE
11 pigs 7 weeks old Apply Ted
Brown. 665x24.
HORSE FOR SALE
Driving horse 0 years old. Single
or double. Excellent horse for mail
route, Sound and right every way.
Ross Love, phone 1001-16, Heneall.
WANTED
A housekeeper to take charge of a.
farm home. Apply at News Office.
ANNUAL MEETING 1,
Township of McKillop
The Annual Meeting of the rate-
payers of the Township of McKillop
will be held at Winthrop Hall on
Monday, December 29111, 1941, at two
o'clock in the afternoon for the con-
sideration of the financial report and
other business.
JOHN MeNAY, Clerk.
oseerowsuracreaccravasmaronefto
MOTOR VEHICLE
Licenses
& Operator's Permits
FOR 1942 NOW AVAILABLE.
at new issuing office in
Seaforth
A. Wnign
Issuer
Goderich Street - Seaforth
I v a:1 UA E
Life. Fire,' Auto, Sickness arAceii.
,et.Windstorm & guarantee bond;.
Rates reasonable, All risks placid
in first class companies.
Information cheerfully given
F. C. CHAMBERLAIN
INSUR.ANCR. : AGENCIES