The Seaforth News, 1942-01-01, Page 5TH.4JRSDAY, JANUJARY
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One way to start the New Year right; Save "buy" these prices
Wednesday, till Wed., Jan. 7th
Carnation Milk 2 large tins 17c.
Tomato Juice. 20 -oz. tins 7c
VAN CAMP'S
Ellmar Mixed Biscuits „ per lb. 1 9c
'Choice Blue Rose Rice per lb. 1 Oc
Libby's Deep Browned Beans, tin 1 Oc
Aylmer Sliced Pineapple, 12 oz. tin ..1 9c
St. Williams Raspberry or Strawberry Jam, 2 Ib. Jar 35c
Royal York Tea %2 Ib. pkg. 46c
Ige. 12 oz. bottle 15c
19c — FRUIT JUICE GLASS FREE
25e — TUMBLER FREE
2 Ige. 2 Ib. pkges. 15c
2 half-size tin 35c
lge. tin 30c
Hillcrest Toilet Tissue 3 rolls 25c
Pure Black Pepper %4 Ib. 10c
Mazda Electric Light Bulbs 40, 60, 100 Watt — each 20c
Magic White Bleach 2 bottle 17c
Chore Girl ..... pkg. 10c
Crunchie Sweet Mixed Pickles,Ige. 27 oz. jar 27c
Garden Patch Cut Golden Wax eans 2 16 -oz. tins 23c
Blue Boy Coffee 1 Ib. bags 39c
Libby's Moist. Mincemeat 28 oz. tin 27c
Lushus Jelly Powders 3 pkgs. 25c
Aylmer Tomato Catchup
Newport Fluffs, 6' Qt. bag
Newport Fluffs, 8 Qt. bag
Plain or iodized Salt
Golden Net Salmon
Golden Net Salmon
We would like to thank you personally for the business
you gave us this year. The total of your business and of
our other friends exceeds all records. We have tried under
sometimes trying 'circumstances to have the goods you
needed and to give you the best possible service. This we
shall continue to do.
For the New Year we wish and pray for Peace in the
World. Failing that, may we be given the strength to
endure and carry on with unending fervor until the
Victory is won. May you be given health and energy and
such measure of Prosperity as will enable each of us, to
carry his share of the burden. The way may be long and
tortuous but we believe that if we all work together and
co-operate with each other we shall be successful in our
efforts. As always, we stand ready. to do our part in that
Co-operation, .
Ross J. Sproat
Miss Na Pryce
PHONE 8
PHONE 77
TOWN TOPICS
The bingo held on Tuesday even-
ing in Seaforth armories was a suc-
cess, for which the sponsors wish to
thank the public. Entire proceeds are
for British bomb victims. The draw
for turkey was won by Jack Rivers,
holding lucky ticket No. 70.
Christmas visitors with Mrs. Henry
Taylor and Florence, who recently
returned to her home on Side street,
were Mr. and Mrs. William McMillan
and..Marian, of London, Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Taylor and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Verne Dale and family of
Hullett.
The monthly meeting of the Wo-
men's Aid to Scott Memorial Hospi-
tal will be held in Carnegie Hall on
Thursday, Jan. 8th, at 3.30 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart N. Keys of
Sarnia visited the former's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Keys, Egmond-
ville, over the holiday. .
Miss Jean Strong of Waterl000
and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Maclean of
Ottawa spent Xmas here with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Strong of
Egmondville.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Tyndall of Sud-
bury spent the holiday with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Tyndall.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff. Broadfoot and
Neil of Hamilton spent Christmas
with Mr. and Mrs. H. Tyndall,
Mrs. S. Spencer left on Wednesday
to spend the winter in Brampton.
Miss Margaret Dundas of New
York and Mr. Robert Dundas and
daughter, Ruth, of Toronto, spent
Christmas with their mother, Mrs.
W. A. Dundas.
Mr. J. R. Sproat of Temagami,
and son Jackie, left for home Tues-
day morning after spending the past
four clays with his brother Writ M.
Sproat at the tile yard. He was ac-
companied by his secretary, Earl
Leyburn, with wife and daughter,
who spent the time with Earl's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs, Simon Leyburn.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Edge and two
children of Toronto, spent Xmas
with his father Mr. H. B. Edge and
sister Miss Josephine Edge, at the
Ttoval Apts...
Mr. Frank Devereaux of Port Hope
and Miss Alice Devereaux of Toronto
spent Christmas holidays with their
mother Mrs. Prank Devereaux.
Sgt. Stewart Geddes, 55th" Batt. Ar-
tillery, returned Monday to Camp
13orden after Xmas leave,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacKenzie,
Donald and Sohn Robert and Mrs, H.
M. Chesney of Toronto, spent Christ-
mas at the home of Mrs. Donald
MacKenzie,
Miss Frances Fortune of St. Marys
Hospital, Kitchener, and Jack Fort-
une, RCAF, St, Thomas; Mr, Joseph
' Jordan of Detroit, Messrs, Jerry
Jordan and Frank Moylan of Tor-
onto, Mr. T. Moylan, St, Columban,
and Messrs, Jos, and .John Kenny,
of Dublin, were the Christmas guests.
of 84i, and Mrs, Leo Fortune,
Mr, and Mrs, ,W. J. Faulkner of
Sarnia spent. Christtfias with. MIs, P.
Faulkner.
Mrs. E. Blacklam and son were
Christmas visitors with her father,
Mr. John Olarke, at Blyth.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McKellar of
Toronto were Christmas visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. McKellar and Mr. and
Mrs. W. D. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Beverley Christie and
family were Christmas visitors at
Moorefield.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parsons and
son spent Christmas at Hensel'.
Mr. Ed Boyce left on Tuesday to
spend the winter at Aspdin, Muskoka
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Henderson
and sop, Beverly, of Ottawa, spent.
Christmas at the home of his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ivy Henderson.
Mrs. Dorothy Sutherland, will be
out of town for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Ellis and fam-
ily, Toronto spent Xmas at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Storey, re-
maining until Friday for the Camp-
bell -Storey wedding.
Mrs. Herbert Whittaker and Mich-
ael axe visiting with relatives in
Hamilton.
Miss Orra Hunt of the Deaconess
Training School, Toronto. is a holi-
day guest with Rev. and Mrs. Hugh
Jack.
Mr. W. L. Dinnin of St. Catharines P
spent the Christmas holiday with his
mother, Mrs. F. J Dinnin.
Sgt. J. E. Beattie, RCAF, Port Al-
bert, and Mrs. Beattie and Ronald,
of Goderich, spent Christmas with ••
the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.I p
T. A. Beattie.
Flying Instructor E. A. Cain of Sky
Harbor, Goderich, spent Christmas �(?
with Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Beattie. I,#\J
Miss Kathleen Shannon of Winthrop spent
Xmas with Mr. and Mrs, Albert Hudson
and family.
THE SEAFOR,T11 NEWS
BRUCIFiELD
There will be an open, zneetitlg of
the Brucefleld Bi'aneh of the Red
Cross Society in the LO.O,F.. Lode
Room on Thursday, Januery 814, at'
eight o'clock. Reports of the various
departments will be presented by
the conveners, Election of ofiicer5
for the new year will take place.
All paid up members are entitled to
vote. The public are cordially invit-
ed. to ' attend this meeting,
Visitor's in the village for Xmas:
Mr. and Mrs, B. Kaiser of Detroit
with Mi'. and Mrs.,. H. Zapeo, Miss
Ruth Atkinson with her .parents,
Rev. and Mrs, Atkinson, Anna Corn-
ish of Lucan and Carlyle Cornish; of
Hamilton with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. 1' K. Cornish,
Mr, and Mrs, T. H, Wheeler spent
a few clays in Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs, J. Smith and fancily
of Wingham spent Xmas with Mr.
and Mrs. H. Berry. '
Pte. Abe Zapfe of London is visit-
ing at his home here.
Mr, and Mrs. J. Grainger, Miss E.
Bowey, Mr. D. Swan and Glen spent
the holiday with Mr. and Mrs, J.
Bowey in Exeter,
Mr. and Mrs, R. McKenzie and
fancily of Detroit spent a few days
with relatives in the village.
Rev. and Mrs. Atkinson and Ruth
spent the holiday in Hamilton.
We are sorry to hear that Beth
Elliott is not very Well and we hope
ABOWNIMMIMINIPPINIOWINIIIr
she will soon be better.
Mr. and Mrs. P'. Strange of ()bath,
'am visited Mr. and Mrs, Li, Swan,
Mr. W. Henry spent Christmas
with his, niece in Seaforth.
Messrs, Hugh McGregor and An,
drew Murdoch of Detroit spent a
few days with relatives here.
Misses Ellen and Ina Scott and
Margaret,Ailtenhoad of London spent
Xmas at their homes .here,
Miss Rhea Rouatt of London spent'
a couple of days with her mother,
Mrs, O'Brien.
Mr. and MrS, A. Paterson and
family spent the holiday with Mr,
and Mrs. Shouldice at Crediton,
Mr. and Mrs. T. Dunlop of Chats-
worth, Mr, IIart'y Dunlop of Tillscu-
burg, spent a couple of days with Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Scott and Mrs, Rat-
tenbury,
Mrs. T. Cei'r spent Christmas with
her daughter in Clinton.
HULLETT
Alec Riley Henured.—
A presentation was held for Alec Riley, of
the C A.S.F„ on Saturday evening at the
home of his mother, Mrs. Selena Riley. Mr.
Bill Jewitt rend the following address:
',Dear Alec: During this holiday week of
homecomings, social gatherings and Christ-
mas celebrations, we are pleased to spend
this evoning with you in your home. But,
we are also sorry that it should be during
this particular week, when people should be
thinking and singing of Peace on earth,
gond will to men," that you and many more
0!' our Canadian young men should be called
from your homes and loved ones to take an
active part in this world war, the worst in
the history of the world, nut it should be e
great consolation to all our Canadians In
active service that they are fighting in the
cause of freedotn and Justice. The cause of
right against wrong. So ave pray that God
Wray be with you 10 your trials and tempta-
tions anti bring you safely home again. We
hepe this travelling 'ease and billfold willbe
of Sas 10 You and remind you of your friends
and neighbors. Signed by Olen Carter and
Bill Jowitt." Olen Curter Presented the gifts.
Afterwards lunch was served.
WMmiss,Be.Lllydi,a Bell of Toronto spent- Christ-
mas Ray with her parents, Air, and Mrs.
BRODHAGEN
Visitors: Mr. and Mrs, Norman Rode of
Detroit and Mr, and Mrs. John Iiollatz pf
Kitchener with Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Procter..
Mr, and Mrs. Ed, Kresalcr and family and
Mr, Chew, Talmage of Stratford with. Mi',
and Mrs. John C, Diego!,
Mr. and Mrs, Don Staudt of Kitchener
with Mr, and Mrs, Albert Querengesser,
Mr. and Mrs, ,John Biolefeldt and family
1 Port [algin with Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Rock.
Ma, Harvey Koehler of Call with Mr. and
Mrs Henry Klober Sr,
Master Larry Collins of Stratford is holi-
daying with hir. and Mrs, Harold Hiegel,.
01'. and Mrs, Harold Mogk and Nancy
'peat Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Daer.
In Auburn.
Word has been received from Pte. Harold
Querengesser who arrived safely in England
a few months ago.
The Sunday School pupils of St. Peter's
Lutheran Church presented a beautiful
Christmas program entitled "Unto You Is
Bern this Day a King," on Christmas eve,
The paster, Rev. W. Schultz presided over
the program which consisted of recitations,
carols rand choruses by the Junior's of the
school. The choir also assisted with the ren-
dering of several anthems with Mrs. Geo.
Mogk ut the organ. A pageant was present-
ed by the senior pupils. The altar was beau-
tifully decorated with mums. A large Christ -
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mus ire with Its many lights !coked, XerP
beautiful. Gifts and 0E0400 worn 410011,004
10 the ilItdt'pa, The oburolt was ;filled to
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Mr, and Mrs, Orval McClinohoy and AIr.
and. Mrs. Mom Steph1nson aro spending a
few days with £rie:Wa5est 'Detroit and Flint,
Mich.
Mr, Geo, Ho gson of Wilton
Grove spent a 1 iv -clays with his
daughter °Mrs. Harold Ponhale.
Mr, and. Mrs, Harold Pdnhale and
family spent the week end visiting
relatives at London and St, Thomas.
BORN
CARDIFF—At Scott Memorial Hospi-
tal, on Friday, Dee. 26, 1941, 10
Mr. and Mils. Ross Cardiff, Brus-
sels, a son.
IKIRKBY—At Scott Memorial Hospi-
tal, on Sunday, Dec. 23, 1941, to
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Kirkby, ,WO"
ton, a son.
NOTT—At Scott Memorial Hospital,
on Tuesday, Dec. 30, 1941, to Mr.
and Mrs. Oar' Nott, Clinton, a dau-
ghter.
MUELLER—At Scott Memorial Hos-
pital, an Tuesday, Dec. 3D, 1941, to
Mr, and Mrs. George F. Mueller,
Mitchell, a daughter.
BOYCE—In Clinton Public Hospital,
on Thursday, Dec, 25, 1941, to Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Boyce of Brucefleld
a daughter.
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• GREETINGS!
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hc' HAPPY NEW YEAR (J
JOHN W. MODELAND
ho Electrician
Regardless of world conditions
one thing remains unchanged:
Our message of Good Will and
Good Cheer. And so to our
L0 many friends and business
sassociates we extend
S.S. CONCERT
Pupils of 5t. Thomas Church S.S. presented
their annual Christmas entertainment on
'Tuesday night hast to nn audience that tilled
the room Supper served at 5.95 p.m. The
program included the following numbers
with Rev, R. P. D, Hurford as chairman:
Christmas carols by the school, moving pic-
tures by Jemy Mair which were von'inter-
esting; recitation, Phyllis Pretty; duet by
Beulah Bradburn and Margaret. Gramnmett,
"Away in the Manger' ; recitation, Wllba
Pretty, Nancy Nott, Marie Handoy, Phyllis
Pretty, Cora Handcy, Then followed solo by
,Tenn Hurford, 'Silent Night; 'All Through
the Night." by Dorothy Agar ; oocitntion,
Jimmy Handey, "South of the Borden " sung
by Jean Agar and June Shaw; recitations,
George Shag recitation Bert Shaw; duet,
Tacna eli"e and Billy Brown ; the First
Noel by Kathleen Holmes and Louise Case
as a duet; "There'll Always Be An England"
by Juno Shaw and Jean Agar; recitation,
pry Boswell and Jean Praiser: 'Truth- of
Consequences," by the Junior W.A. ; recite
tion by Bert Shaw. Those Who received pins
were: Cold phis, Audrey McGavin Jean Hur-
ford, Walter Boswell; silver Pitts, Eraser
Swan, Kon Swan, Mary Boswell: gold plates,
I{athleen Holmes, Mary Boswell. 'Play by the
Bible class, "Unto. the Least of These," Santa
appeared and presented gifts. Miss Josephine
Edrt' acted as pianist throughout the evening.
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ra HEARTIEST SEASON'S GREETINGS
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GENERAL INSURANCE.
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NEW YEAR
—THANK YOU—
And Season's Greetings to Everyone
SEAFORTH MOTORS
TO OUR FRIENDS
Ring out, the Old, Ring in
the New. Another years d'p
dawns with renewed hopes
for all mankind. For all
our friends we wish
A Happy and Prosperous 1942 d!fr
H. M. JACKSON
Phone 141 Seaforth THE TANNERY d'N
WE WISH TO EXTEND TO
OUR FELLOW TOWNSMEN
AND FRIENDS OUR MOST
SINCERE GOOD WISHES AT
THIS FESTIVE SEASON !
H. R. SPENCE & SON
SPENCE'S PRODUCE
Phone 170-W Seaforth
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Ford -Mercury Dealer
SEAFORTH
AS THE OLD YEAR DRAWS
'TO A CLOSE
We take this opportunity. to thank
our Friends and Customers for their el
generous patronage in the past and
look forward to again serving you dur-
ing Nineteen Forty -Two.
J. WESLEY BEATTIE
Phone 96
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Butcher .
Seaforth
WE EXTEND
To you. the Compliments of
the Season with sincere
wishes for a New Year of
Peace, Happiness and
Prosperity
DICK HOUSE
SEAFORTH . . ONT.
Season's Greetings !
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A HAPPY NEW YEAR
Time turns not backward in its flight, but
reaches ever forward sure that its path
leads to better days. May you follow that
Path during the New Year to learn that its
Promises are true! That's our best wish
for you.
KEATING'S
PHARMACY
THE RLXALL DRUG STORE
Phone 28 Seaforth
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WISHING ALL OUR
CUSTOMERS THE
SEASON'S GREETINGS.
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TO GREET YOUR SINCERELY
AND WISH YOU EVERY
HAPPINESS IN THE
NEW YEAR
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To you and yours
we wish you all
happiness and joy
and A
NEW YEAR
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Phone 58 Seaforth
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Public, the Season's
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