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The Seaforth News, 1942-01-01, Page 4N+ • PAGE FDUB: SEASON'S GREETINGS TO EVERYONE SCOTT HABKIRK StYPERTEST SERVICE Seaforth, Ontario HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL d Resounding the joy that we all feel with the turning of the old...and the advent of the New Year and its promises of better times, the bells peal out our sincere greet- ing's to all our friends and patrons... d'AT "HAPPY NEW YEAN" SMITH'S GROCERY Groceries Phone 12 Seaforth A HAPPY NEW YEAR May the New Year bring you bless- ing far beyond your hopes; may these rewards all be yours. That's what we are wishing you. KERSLAKE'S FLOUR & FEED Seaforth Men's Clothing Boots & Shoes Ladies' and Children's Wear Ont. dR r1 H +. `S14WQRTH NEWS WANTON• Mr. and Mrs, Frank Gtahanl and daughter, of Prince Albert, Sas1t., who is in training in the 110.4.t' :at i1 indsai", 11as 'been visiting leis bade Mr. Frank felly and 'aunt Miss Margaret Kelly, 8116 line, Morris. Mrs. Orr of Godorich is visiting her cousin, Mrs, 'W, J. Humphries, Masters Donald and 4'0111111Y Wilson of London and Mr, and Mrs. Gordan McGregor spent the holiday at the home 01 Mr, and M1'S. R. W. Hoy, Mrs, 'David Watson spent Christ - Inas at the hoiue of her son, M1'. .and' Mrs. Earl Watson, In Hiiflett.. Mrs. Thomas Young spent the Christmas holidays at the home of her son, Mr, Laurence Cummings, and family, Mrs, Hugh Fulton is visiting friends, in Brussels, Miss Mary Humphries of Leaming- ton is spending the holidays at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, W, J, I-Iumphries.. Mrs. Mary Dressel of Toronto and Mr. Cosby Ennis of Fort Erie spent Christmas with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ennis. Misses Ida, Agnes and Evelyn Allu- des of Toronto , Frank Dundas of Mimico, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dun- das and Eleanor spent the Christ- mas holidays at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Dundas in McKillop. Mrs. W. S. Forbes spent Christmas with Minds .iu Seaforth, E/Sgt, w. G,' Bonnett pf Hetawawd specjt X1npa et his home here. Rey; and Mrs, 8. U. Keine and two. daughters pf Duunxille spout a few days with Me, and MISS, Bert Ander- son last Week, Tho mmnual`meeting of the Glenner Mission Band Of AWN Church was held last Satur day in the basement of the church. There were 21 children n1'esent. The meeting . 0011.- 0 0ened with hymns 83,'67 and 50. The business part of the meeting was cenductod by the superintendent, Mrs, Modalh There were se.en Monthly meetings held tiarnig the er. Tha July meethlg' was held in the form of a quilting 0111 1)10101 rhe trall0Urar's r0 - port was given. The sum of 187.14 was reai- aed, maicina It 07 over the allocation. The officers for the coming year were elected: Superintendent, Mrs. Art McCall, assistant, Kathleen Leeming; president, Dorothy Shot - dice, vice president, 'Cathleen Roe, secretary treasurer, Shirley Bennett ; treasurer, Elva Shodice; pianists, Doreen Coutts, Isabel Davidson. roll call captains, Do1111a Watson nd Emma Sanderson ; temperance secretary, ticlen Sholdico ; World Friends, Mary Mc- Bee:dd. A special missionary prayer is to be given each meeting by Mrs. Broadfoot, teach- ers, Kathleen Leeming Mrs. Wes Hnekrvell, Mrs,. Broadfoot for .the girls, and Clarence Grainger for the boys class. Alt interesting etary was told by. Mrs Broadfoot, Miss I{nab the W;M.S. president,: congratulated- - the loader and children on their good ' ,success FINGER SEVERELY INJURED, Larry .Eaton, age 3, son of Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Eaton of town, severely injured the index 'linger on his right hand on Friday •vi• c • t play to the cellar of his home, Ile and his cousin Billy Bennett, 6, were. at- tempting to use an 02 when the mishap oc- curred. Larry was taken to the Clinic, land Eight stitches were requited in thewound. during the year. A SONG TO THE NEW YEAR We're singing a song of good cheer and best wishes to all in Seaforth, May you and all your friends sing a chorus of good cheer! GILLESPIE'S CLEANERS & DYERS Phone 196 • Seaforth OUR SINCERE HOPE Is that the New Year will bring Peace, Happiness and Prosperity THOMPSON'S BOOK STORE Seaforth Ontario 'AIP-Dst '04 Wan 4k f7Q Meals and Tobaccos Lunches at All Hours Confectionery STAR CAFE wishes One and A11 HAPPY NEW YEAR ! Thom Chong, Prop. NEW YEAR'S GREETINGS � h,�4i� COASTING INTO THE NEW YEAR The holiday season presents a pleasant No fooling about i1', the ride into the New Siportunity to express our appreciation Year is coastin' one - hill all the way. To of your inieudship' you and to all our fellow -citizens in Sea - forth, we wish the• Heartiest, Healthiest, and Happiest of New Years ! HORNS TO THE NEW YEAR With a flourish of trumpets and a blaring of horns 1942 will ride into town with our wishes to all for .A HAPPY NEW YEAR ! Seaforth Creamery Ltd. AND Seaforth Locker Storage C. A. BARBER d7 d7 May our service prove to be a factor in the Prosperity we wish you during 1942 PHILLIPS FRUIT STORE PHONE 63 SEAFORTH THE SEASON'S GREETINGS And all Good Wishes for Coming Yeas' - IRONSIDE VARIETY STORE GREEN RES NT 'el SEAFORTH g STEWART BROS. d % • yt y y �f1 a�1 W y�1 y e� HT1 '�"e-t�'�(zIe'�L�/�'���,�r'�t �cAG(�'c:,(�'erf �.r►'�"rI�'�(a/�'Lt,�.' ri "HAPPY NEW YEAR" :.r ® THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL SEAFORTH, ONT. iAt the close of another successful year and the dawning of a New Year our htoughts el turn to our thousands of loyal customers with whom our relationships have been most cordial. It is our hope that the new 0 year will bring a' speedy victory for our 4dKing and Country, and for you, a larger measure of Health, Happiness and i Prosperity 0 ,hP Before closing the book upon an eventful year, we pause to thank all � our friends and patrons and in turn d May the New Year unfold Health, all. wish to each and every one Happiness and Prosperity .�J for a . A HAPPY NEW YEAR ! C.h' We thank all for their loyal pat- ronage during the past year. CARDNO'S GROCERY AND BAKERY Phone 82 Seaforth JOHN BACH Electrical Supplies Implements PHONE 17 - SEAFORTH We thank you for your generous patronage during 1941 and extend to you and yours our best wishes for a New Year of JOY, PROS- PERITY and GOOD HEALTH WILLIS' SHOE Seaforth STORE Eloy Ward, d'N THE SEASON'S GREETINGS ! Wishing you and yours HAPPY NEW YEAR 0 THE QUEEN'S HOTEL SEAFORTH PUBLIC UTILITIES Prop COMMISSION �ry "FROM US TO YOU" If in sharing trials and adversities, friendships are cemented, then in- deed may we be sincere in wishing friends all that is good, during the coming New Year. From us to you is a gleeful shout, "Happy New Year." J. THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, 190 :GENT NQVV PLAYING' • Betty Greblp; "I Webs Up Soreanthlf" NEW YEAR'S DAY' MAT. 3 P.M. MON., TUES WED.. 1 AN H'ONT WALTER JOAN PIDGEON •1BENNETT GEORGE SANDERS THEATRE Seaforth Next Thur. Fri. Sa't, z. COMING— "DIVE BOMBER" 4 small choth pes a /Go it ADD LESS OIL BETWEEN CHANGES AIRWAYS �, cn#d f/real! MOTOR 011. A real money saver because (a) The fortifying agent in Airways is the finest ingre• dient that modern sciencq has rJ created—it cuts down over tv` 40 % of ordinary engine wear. N4 P o% (b) It costs less than other premium motor. bits. CAN NOW BE BOUGHT AT CANADIAN. DISTRIBUTORS—BRADFORD-PENN OIL CO., TORONTO JOHN BACH, Seaforth New brooder Stoves Should Be Ordered Now, While Available Stocks Last We take orders for Warner Electric brooders, which have given such good satisfaction in this district. Warner Electric Brooders are available in three sizes, 200, 350 and 500 chicks. Royal Coal burning brooders cannot be promised due to the manufacturer's lack of galvanized sheets to make the canopies. We would appreciate talking over your 1942 brooder require- ments with you. Scott's Poultry Farm Phone 851 - 32 Seaforth CONSTANCE Christmas visitors: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Riley, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley and Mrs. George Riley with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Riley of Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Stephenson and family and Mr, and Mrs. Bert Ste- phenson with Mr. and Mrs. Will Logan of Blyth. Mr. and. Mrs. C. Hoare of Clinton with Mrs. Benj. Snell. Miss Olive Grimoldby of Brantford and Mr, and Mrs. Dave Millson and family and Mrs. Thos. Pollard with Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Grimoldby. Miss Olive Grimoldby. returned to Brantford on Monday after spending the holidays at her home here. Mr. Clias. Millson of Ingersoll spent the week end with his brother Mr. Dave Millson. Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Riley visited friends in the village on Sunday: Miss Jean Wakefield spent Christ- mas with friends at Wroxeter. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Durnin spent the Christmas holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Lobb of Goderich township. A full school last Monday night was a tribute to our school teacher Mr. Fralick and music teacher Miss Helen Britton, for their many hours NEW YEAR'S NIGHT Dancing Party! In Looby's Hall, Dublin THURSDAY, JANUARY 1ST NEW YEAR'S NIGHT Roy Robinson and His Swing Band. Dancing 10-2. Admission 50 cents of hard work in preparing for the school Christmas thee. McKILLOP Mr. and Mrs. John Kellar enter- tained the following people on Christ- mas Day: Mr, and Mrs, Donald Mac- kenzie of Lucknow, Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald and family, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Campbell of Walton, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Carter and family of Londes- boro. Mr. Alvin McDonald of Whitby and Miss Jean McDonald of Toronto, spent Christmas Day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Kellar of Win- throp. Miss McDonald spent, the re- mainder of her holidays at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald. Fre Hazard! are Your attention is called to the clanger to life and property from Christmas decorations, such as draperies, Scenery, cotton to represent snow, etc. Displays of this nature and the lighting ar- rangements in connection therewith add greatly to the ordinary risks of fire. See that inflam nable material is clear of and not hung over lighting devices, steam pipes, stovepipes, electric light bulbs, etc. See that elec- tric circuits are properly fused and not overload- ed. Have all temporary decorations removed as soon as they have served their purpose. Remember, nothing can render these dis- plays absolutely safe, and that if accidents are not to mar the festive season, constant vigilance and care must be exercised. A. W. DICK, Fire Chief