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The Seaforth News, 1942-01-01, Page 8PAGE EIGHT THE SEAFORTH NEWS HENSALL Pte, Jed Beer of London anentntC hrrskm with Ma, Beer and fulnily at his come here. Mr, and Mrs, R. Ji. Middleton spent the. week MI n Detroit, rt, ea Mr, and Me David Dailey oHtntxilld and Mr. and Ma. Taylor of Torantu and Mrs.F. G, Weir of Gilder!eh spent Christ- man -With Rev, end Mrs, Wm, Weir and Freddie. Miss Dori a 1 s B o u pun n is holidaying at the homoP her uncle n u o np and a nt. Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Wren of Topper, Miss Audrey Walsh spent Ohristmae with reletires at Blyth, Miss Margaret MacLaren of Waterloo is spending the holidays with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, R. Y. MacLaren, Mrs, Hugh Hawkins and -daughter Joyce of . Hamilton visited last week with . Mr. and Mrs. H. 0, Pa4'inan. Mr, and Mrs. Abbott of Detroit and Dr,. and Mrs,Smith and family of St. Marys spent Christinas with Mr, andMrs. Geo. 0. Pstta, Miss, Helen McNaughton and Mr. Clarence McNaughton of Toronto Visited 'during the holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.,.. Larne McNaughton, Mr. and Mrs, Harold Hanson land family of Stratford visited last week at the home •of her mother, Mrs. Peter Schwalm, Messrs, Harold' and .Donald Willard of St. Catharines spent Christmas with their Par- ents, Mr.. and Mrs, .Ezra Willard. Miss June Saundercock of Kitchener is hol- idaying at the home of her mother, Mrs. An- nie Saundercock, • Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kaiser of Detroit spent the week end with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs, John. Kaiser, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Lavery and family of St. Catharines visitedrecently with Mr, and Mrs, Carl Passmore and Mr, and Mrs. Thos, Harris. Mrs. Charles MoDonelt and Patsy are hol- idaying .with the former's daughter and ron- in -law, Mr. and. Mrs, Ted Taman and Toni at Listowel.' Misses. Edith Parkins of St. Catharines and Enid Parkins of London spent, Christmas with, their parents, Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Parkins, Mr, and Mrs, Ferris Cantelonand children of Schomberg are spending a few days here, owing to the serious illnessof the former's mother, Mrs. Kate. Cantelon. Rev. WM. Weir conducted services in the Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday. The choir sang two anthems, "0 Worship the King," Rev. Weir soloist, and "Ono Sweetly Solemn Thought," Miss Margaret Schwalm of London has been holidaying at the home of her mother, Mrs. Peter Schwalm. Mr. Bill MacLean and Miss Verna Mao- Lean of St. Catherines spent Christmas with their parents, Mr, and Mrs. Robt. MacLean. Mr. Morley Sanders, principal of the con- tinuatiosr school, is spending the Christmas holidays at his home in Claremont. Mr, Charles Chapman of Palmerston spent a few days here owing to the serious illness of his sister, Mrs. Kate Cantelon. The Red Cross Blanket Fund gratefully acknowledge a contribution of four dollars from the Ladies' Aid of Caramel Presbyter ian Church. Mr, Roy MacLaren of St. Catharines spent Christmas at his home here with Mrs, Mac - Laren and son Donald. Miss Helen Swan was the guest of Mr, and Mrs. William Elder in Seaforth for Christ, - MRS. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dougall of Ingersoll.: spent Christmas at the home of Messrs. Samuel and Thomas Dougall and sister, Miss Jean Dougall. Miss Elva McQueen, who is attending the London Normal. School, is holidaying with her parents, .Mn. and Mrs. Ed. McQueen. The regular meeting of the Young People's Society of Carmel Church was held on Mon'. day evening last with Miss Ruth Malllvenna presiding. After the singing of Christmas carols, Miss Irene Hoggarth led in prayer. The Scripture lesson was read by Gordon Campbell. Following the roll call, minutes and business, Misses Lois and Marion Mac - Laren and Mary Goodwin Bang two numbers, Into the Dawning," and "With You Elean- FA&T ACTION HELPS IBEYENT MANY COLD$ From . Developing Right at Start At the first sign of a cold, put a few drops of Va-tro-nol up each nostril. Its stimulating action aids Nature's defenses against colds, Ana remember—when a head cold makes you suffer, or transient conges- tion "fills up" nose, spoils sleep, 3 -pur- pose Va-tro-no1 glues valuable help as it (1) shrinks swollen membranes, (2) relieves irritation, (3) helps Rush out .01' nasal passages, clearing clogging vIc ` mucus. Enioy the ,�A TRO -NOL relief it brings. oi.'t accompanied by. Miss Greta Lammie at the piano, Miss Emma Johnston. showed pis- tures of Florida and described them, which was very' interesting. The meeting closed with a hymn and prayer, Mr. and Mrs, Scott Welsh have moved into their newly built home. New Books At Hensel' Public Library— Fiction—The Kings - of the Kingdom, Cron. in; The Great Mistake, Rinehart; Mrs. Tim Carries On, Stinuson; Marriage Is A Private Affair, Kelly; Saratoga Trunk, Ferber ;' The Wakefield's Course, DeLa Roche; Rehearsal For Love, Baldwin ; The Venables, Norris; The Heart of Rachel, Norris; Josselyn's Wife, .Norris; Contrary Mary, Bailey; And Then There Were None, Christie; Gunman's Gold, Brand; Riders of Buck River, Raine; High of Heart, -Loring ; Treasure Ranch, Seltzer 1 Overheard, Ayres; Maris, Hill; Dra- gon's Teeth, Queen Murder for Christmas, Christie; Dark Memory, Latimer; Song After Midnight, Miller;. Rendezvous With The Past, Knight; The Phantom Pass, McDon- ald ; Red Range, Cunningham, River Bend Feud, Raine; Mad O'Hara of Wild River, Gregory; Stags Still Shine, Lattimore; In- heritance, Swan. Juvenile—Susie Stuart M.D. Chandler; Flight Seven, Johnstone; Into the Wind, Mallette; Story Parade. Ramsay; Cin- amon Spice, Preston ; Christmas Is Coming, Jones; The Cat's Grandmother. Tweedsmuir, Railway Engineer, Judson' .Under the Green Umbrella, Bewart; The Quest of the Star, Sian; Our 'Princess At Home, Sheridan; A Shepherd Boy In Australia, Sutton.; The Song the Shepherd's Heard. Also Baby Moses, En- terwhistle ; Scouts to the Rescue, Cooper ; Bill and the Bird Bander, Evans. Non-Fic- tion—Berlin Diary, Shires; The Airmen Speak, Bcanman;' Two 'Survivors, Jones; Two Ends to Our Shoestring, Pinkerton ; Complete Book of Etiquette, Rives; Preach- er's Wife, Hueston; The Song Sisters. Haber; Big Family, Partridge; I Have Loved Eng- land, Miller; Never A Dull Moment, Strange, Mrs, Wilfred Freeman, nee Isabell Saan- dercock, who has been confined to Byron Sanatorium for the past fouryears, is able to be home again and has been visiting with her mother, Mrs. Annie Saundercock. Miss Amy Lammie of Windsor is holiday- ing with her mother, 14Irs. Lammie and sis- ter, Miss Greta Lammie. Mr, and Mrs. A. W. Anderton of Wing - ham, visited during the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. J .W. Bonthron and Mr, and Mrs. W. O. Goodwin. Rev. R. A. Brook conducted services in the United Church on Sunday and Mr. Carey Joynt sang a solo, "The Lord's Prayer," at the morning service and the choir sang two anthems, "Noel" and 'There Were Shep- herds."' Soloist, W. O. Goodwin. Mise Hannah Craig and Mr, John Craig spent Christmas with relatives at Brucefield. Pr,d n s. D a Nr s. G. Stcorand Patsy e an P t s p Christmas In London and Hoot s. Enter South Injures Leg Tobagasnisannhng— Arnold Nichol, son of Mr. and Mrs, Jas, A, Nichol, of Exeter, had the misfortune while tobagannurg at Mr, Grant Ford's, Hen - Sall, strike 1, a 0stoneand on de le which C s it 1 h 1 t r 8 required several, stitches to close the vvourd. He was attended by Dr. D. G,Steer. Arnold had been holidaying at the home of Mrs, Mary r h an t Buo an , Carmel Sabbath Scheel Concert— , ab c ver. Car - meiannual Sabbath concert a c s, of a mei Ohgrch was held ma Monday evening' with Rev. Win, Weir as ehoirman and open- ed with recitations. by Shirley Dell, Joyce Pilaff and Kenneth Campbell, Recita- tions were also given by Donald Dell Gerald Bell Mary 0ampbel1, Bobble BeiI and Ken- neth Moir, ^A dialogue, Trials of a Teacher" WK. given by Glen andArnold Campbell and a dialogue "Town Talk" was presented by Miss Phalf's class, Recitation by Arnold Campbell, piano solo, Miss Margaret Doug- all, recitation by Gordon Moir, pantomime by Miss. Pilaff's plass recitation by Glen Campbell, Piano solo Mrs, Charlie Forest, and a Pantomime, Gatos Ajar," by Miss Irene Hoggarth's class, concluded the pro- gram after which Santa Claus arrivedand dietributed the gifts from the tree. Mrs, Kate "Cantelon centimes seriously ill at her home mere, having guifered a stroke on Friday. The many friends of Mrs. Cants-, Ion hope for an improvement soon. Miss 'Dorothy Brasier of London ,was a holiday visitor with Dr. and Mrs, D. . G. Steer and Patricia, Mise Margaret Schwalm of London spent Christmas with - her mother, Mrs.' Peter Schwalm, Dr. and Mrs. D. G. Steer and Patricia at- tended the Steer:Woad wedding in London on Saturday, , A pretty wedding was solemnized on Sat. urday afternoon. at Wesley United Church, London, when Rev. George Trimble united in marriage Georgina Rice Wood. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A, Wood,.Euelid avenue, to Camernnl E. Steer, of London, son of Mr. and Mrs.. Charles Steer, Mount Brydges. Palms and poinsettas made the setting for the pretty ceremony for which the -bridal music was played by Mr, Percy Pascoe and Mrs. Gordon Knapp, soloist, singing, "MY World." The bride, gluonin marriage byher father, wore a graceful gown of ivory em- broidered satin, floor length, the skirt sweeping into a long train, the sleeves puff- ed 'at the shoulders and extending in lily. pointe over the hands. Her full length veil, which swept over the train, was of white silk embroidered net, arranged under a cor- onet of or-onetof seed pearls. The bride carried a sheaf of calla lilies. Miss Charlotte Wood, as her sister's bridesmaid, wore a floor length gown Of turquoiee net over taffeta with short puff sleeves and vanity ruffles of net at the wrists. Her headdress was of turquoise net and she carried Butterfly roses. Little Pat- ricia Steer of Hensall; nieceof the bride- groom, as flowergiri wore a pink taffeta frock in floor length with tiny puffed sleeves. A bandeau of velvet gibbon and pink and blue forget-me-notsadorned her hairand fell in streamers and she carried a tiny colonial bouquet of forget-me-nots and sweet peas. Dr. Donald G. Steer of Hensel', brother of the bridegroom, was the best man and the ushers were Mr. William Bacon and Mr. Elmo Curtis. The reception was held at the Grange where Mrs. Wood received in navy blue sheer with matching accessories. The bridegroom's mother chose Churchillblue with matching accessories. After the wedding supper Mn.. and Mrs. Cameron Steer left on a honeymoon trip the bride travelling in marina blue with black coat collared in sil- ver fox. They will reside in London. Mrs. John Phaff of London visited on Sunday with her son, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Pilaff, M. Fred Corbett visited this week with her daughter, Mrs. Roy MacLaren and Donald Mrs. Edgar Codmore and children are holidaying with Mr. and Mrs., Enoch Parker. and Mr. Burton Keyes in Bowmanville. Mr. Roger Venner of St. Catharines spent the holiday and week end with hie parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Venner. ,9`u/, ion ha pixie! !bIaoj egu Toe P4I 1 � 44e cG�twr/1�"w,ti'l imitatedto € telseL.t .� R r /v o 41t e„tipine4 and S les to 4e di:ow Cardno's Hall, Seaforth 10:00 A.M. -- 10:00 P.M. Wed., Jan. 7th,1942 Weallow ► ®25e */a ed sevace4 4241ny Se/wivei %yr ,. de 6N'8s8 - pay and velliodzaainee ei��/�'(e✓1BWe it'eV� d Y*296'Sr, 01212,044$641Gte6 coal, lealca how Me 110#1410,040 Aft i sokvisi�dl thisds weekvithl'f leildsfherelmor Mies Joyce Sorston of Toronto - spent Christmas with her •mother, Mrs, A, Bors- ten, Mr, Ray Patterson of Toronto visited iast week with his parents, Mr, and Mrs, R, Patterson. Miss Norma Cook pf Western University spent Cluisimas with her parents, Nr. and Mrs,. N. E, Cook. riat- Cient Mr.i. Wilson Berry of Toronto spent h mns with his mother, Mrs, . Ann Berry who returned with him for a visit, Mlss•Mnvis Spencer of Torontowas it hol- iday visitor with her Parente, Mr. and Mre. Albert Spencer. Mleses Adoae and Ermadell Chambers of St. Dathnnines spent Christmas ^ with Mrs.. Tnaq Mc.. Tusii',hos. Kyle, town oonetablo, had the misfortune to fall and fracture a bone in his Scot on Christmas eve. Mr, and Mrs. A. L. Case spent Christmas at the homeofMr, and. Mrs, Rosser, Dena. 8elidr•. and Mrs; Cline Flynn of London vis- ited over the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Parkins. STANLEY A quiet but pretty wedding was soienlnised' at Exeter on. Wednesday, Dec. 17, when Bernice Marjorie Thiel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. El- mer Thiel, Zurich, was united in marriage to John 'Elgin McClinobey, youngest son of Mrs. George Mo- Clinchey and the late Mr. McClinch- ey of Varna. The Rev. J. Penrose of- ficiated. The bride vas smartly at- tired in a rose alpaca frock made on long fitted bodice lines with three quarter length sleeves and a hand- some locket the gift of the groom, completing her costume. Immediate- ly after the ceremony the happy cou- ple left for eastern points, the bride travelling in a smart airway blue boucle coat with squirrel trimming, hat, shoes and gloves to -match. They will reside at the groom's farm, Bay- field road, WEST BRODHAGEN On the. 26th inst the neighbors and; friends of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Koehler gathered at their home to celebrate their 25 years of married life. They were called to take :their seats, and an address was read to them. They were presented with a floor lamp for the occasion, after which the even- ing was spent inall kinds of games until midnight when a dainty lunch. was served, after which the visitors departed for their home. There .were friends from Fullerton, Stratford, Monkton, Grey and other places pre - Rent. There was a mock wedding the high school glrL ` Joan Sohilhe the col- ing Mr: Dan Beuermann act- toga girt ; olive Schilbe the summer girl, ing as preacher, which looked.veryElizabeth Grant the winter girl, Sybil Grant nice. the equestrian, and Idabelle Watson the din entitled, "When Father en Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gross from Au- Rat es A. reading was given by'Sybil Grant. burn and Mr. Wm. Hoegy, Mr; and I A efiairman's address, and a closing chorus, Mrs. Wm. Koehler and family, Mr. and Goa Savo the King completed the pro - and Mrs. Henry Koehler, Mr. Sam I gram. Santa Clans even though exhausted Regele and the two girls of the late 1 81zte's trip appeared in time to distribute the Mr. and Mrs. Adam Hoegy, all spent The closing service of the year was con - Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie ducted by the minister who spoke on Three possible ways of facing the New Year. The 'THURSDAY, ,JANUARY 1, 1942 NEW YEAR'S SPECIALS SATURDAY ONLY Five Roses lrlo'bi — 98 ib. bag , ,.,. .,2.85. Rab 1 oodFlour ill, 98 11). bag .,;.,,,2,86 Cream of The We' 9$ lb. bag ,, ., 2.85 Sepoy Flour, 98 lb. bag 2.69 Pastry Flour, 24 lb, bag . 69c Rolled Oats, 80 Ib. bag ' 8.65 Super Suds, pkge .. 22c Rinse, Large Pkgo, , , , , , , . 24c ChiPs0 , Large Pkg o 25c J50 if, Large Plfge. 2 Oxydol, Large Pkge. . , , , , . 250 Lux, Large Mtge. 25e Fairbanks Carbolic Soap . 6 cakes 250 'Oyster Shell, per cwt. _1.25 GRAN. SUGAR, 10 LBS. 790 asellinale=a W. J. F rin i n month with her; parents, Mr, and Mrs, Wm. Lyon, Mr. and Mrs, F. Hall are visiting for a few weeks with their daughter Mrs. Smith, Toronto. Mrs. J. D. Melville. spent Christ- mas with her sister Mr. and Mrs James Collison. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tiewin and Margaret, Mr. and Mre. Ab Austin and children spent-Xmas'Day at the home of Miss Jennie Austin. The Christmas entertainment of the Sunday School was quite success- ful. A good number turned out al- though the night was disagreeable;. The program was very good. Proc- eeds for the evening were about $23, KIPPEN For Christmas Sunday the United Church was decorated with evergreens' and a Targe Christmas tree lit with •eoloerd lights, The choir sang two anthems, "Come and adore Him,” and "Star Light O'er Bethlehem." Mn. Grant preached from Isaiah xi:6, A little child shall lead them," the paradox of Christ- mas. On Tuesday evening the Sunday School held Its annual Christmas tree entertainment. The entertainment was opened witld a chorus by the school. Then followed recitations by Grant' McGregor. Robt. Caldwell and Ken- neth McLellan; a piano selection by Marian Thomson, trio by Sybil, Barbara and.. Joan Grant; recitation, Ivan Wren, .organ selec- tion, Elizabeth Grant; recitation, Jean Cald- well, dialogue, "Selling Sally,"" by Wallace and Dick Watson and Elaine Cooper; recita- tion by Donald ICyle; dialogue by Marian Thomson, Norma Deitz and Howard: Day-, man entitled Buying- Eggs." Recitation • by Tom Ifyle. A sketch entitled "A Bachelor's' Reverie," was given by junior young people. Edison McLean took the parkof the bachelor, Joan Grant the school girl, Barbara Grant.. Regele for dinner. Mr. Manuel Beuermann has his chopping mill nearly completed on the corner of sideroad 5 and 6, which will be a great relief to our farm- ers. Some of the other mills " ' are crowded too much at times so that you have to wait for half a day to get your chop, when you should be at home doing chores for help is very scarce inthis part, and will be worse yet for a while. V HARLOCK We are very sorry Mr. Lorne Badley was operated on in Clinton Hospital Saturday of lest week for appendicitis. We hope he makes a good recovery. Mr. Peter McDonald is still in the choir sang, "The Lord is my Shepherd. The sacrament of the Lord's Supper is to be dispensed on Sunday first. The special day of prayer for the allied nations is , being combined withthe preparatory service on Friday evening. Mr. Mervin Brightmore of the RCNVR, 'London, Ontario, spent the week end with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cochrane. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Parsons and sons- spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. .5. Linden of Denfield. Mr, and Mrs. Alec' McMurtrie and Carol of Centralia Air Port, spent Christmas with the former's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. McMurtrie. Mr. Irvine Poster of Hamilton vis- ited on Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs, W. Homey. Mr. and Mrs. O. Jaques and dau- ghters spent Christmas with the for - Clinton Hospital. mer'a parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. Old 'Dr, Stork visited in this Jaques of Elimville. neighborhood one day last week and Mr. and Mrs. R. Torrance and presented Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ewing family of Porters Hill, spent Xmas with a baby girl. A lady from Brus- with Mr. H. Ivison and Jean. sets is in charge. Miss Myrtle Thompson of London Miss Helen McGregor, teacher in spent Xmas with her parents, Mr. No. 5, held her Christmas entertain- and Mrs. Robt. Thompson. ment on Wednesday evening, Dec. The sympathy of this community 17th, Those from this neighborhood " is extended 'to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce vole attended were Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGregor, Mr. and Mrs. Saul Field, Bobbie and Winnifred, of Cen- chanmmi. Mr. Reece Ferris, Mrs, tralia, formerly of Kippen, in their Jennie Knox and Mr. and. Mrs. Isaac recent sad" bereavement. Rapson. We wish to congratulate Mr. Joseph Darman of Welland is vsiiting with his brother Robert a Miss McGregor on getting up a good nd programme. 'other friends in the village. Mrs.. Arthur Colson, teacher at No.. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Bell spent a 6, held her Christmas entertainment few days recently visiting with Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 17, and friends in Toronto.. had a good programme. Mrs. J. B. McLean -and daughter Burns' Sunday School Christmas Marion are spending a week with. Tree entertainment was on Friday friends in Hamilton. night and had a good programme and The S.S. entertainment and Xmas a full house. tree was held on Tuesday evening, and was a real success.. LONDESBORO at omafo thio has taken a posi- tionMr. and Mrs. C. Throop>of Chic- Mr. R. D. Elgie has gone to Tor - ago, Mr. and Mrs. H. Wells, Blyth, onto where he has accepted a good and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver and child- position. ren, Clinton, spent Xmas at the home Miss Margaret Cooper of Toronto of Elizabeth Mains. .;spent the week end with her brother. Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Griffiths are A large number from the village spending a month at the home of attended the institute euchre and their son Cecil Griffiths, Brampton, dance at Hensall, which was a great 'Mr. and Mrs. James Robertson, of 'success. Auburn, and the Woods family, spent Mr. Wm. Sproat is spending his Xmas at the home of W. E. Mann- vacation with friends in Toronto. ing. I Mr. Bruce McGregor is under the Mr. Melvin Brunsdon, R.F.O., from doctor's care with an attack of the Manning training school, Tor- pleurisy. onto, spent the holidays at home Mr. Howard Clark of Winona call - and returned to Toronto Sunday. '1 ed on friends n the village last week.' Mr. Art Ferguson of the RAF, St. ` Mr. Rob', Jarrett is taking two Thomas, spent Xmas with his cou- weeks' vacation with members of sins at Robt. Yungblutt's. his family in London, Hamilton, fsiid Miss Edith Brown, Brantford, Toronto. spent the Xmas week with her aunt, Mrs. Mina Love of Hensall is visit - Miss L. Young. ing at the home of her sister-in-law, Mr. W. J. Tamblyn, Forest Hill, Mrs. Isaac Jarrett. Toronto, is spending a week with his Mr, and Mrs, J, H. D. Upshall of mother, Mrs, J. Tamblyn. 1 Hamilton spent the Christmas hell - Mr. Howard Brunsdon, Clinton, clays with. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rath - Mr, and Mrs. R. Vodden, Mr. and well. Mrs. 13, Brunsdon and Mrs. J. Taylor Mr, and Mrs, Ray Cooper, Messrs, spent Xmas at Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Don and Bud Coopel' of Toronto Brunsdon's. spent Xmas with their parents, Mrs, Robt. Heslc from the West Miss Grace Shilbe of Hamilton and Silent the week with Mrs, H. Sand- Miss Kathleen Schilbe of Toronto ercock. ' spent Xmas with their parents, 'Mr, Mrs. Alice Tyerman, Leamington, and Mrs, Warren Schilbe. was with Mr. and Mrs. James Fair- Miss Mildred Deitz of St. Cather - service for Xmas. ines and Miss Dorothy Deitz and Mr. Wallace Riley, ' Niagara Falis, John Della of London spent the Xmafi Was home for Xmas. holiday with their parents, Mr, and Nlr. >?dwin Fothergill, Niagara Mrs. Wm. Deitz. Falls, spent Xmas with his mother Mr, and Mrs, des. McOlymont are here. visiting in London with members of Mr. Nelson Radford, who has been their family. • training at Chatham, spent the Mr. and Mr's, Stewart Beattie of Xmas holidays Willi his parents here Fleshei•ton are visiting with Mr. and ML's. Chas. Meyers and baby son, .Mrs. Robt, 1V1.cBride. from Woodstock, are spending ..a Mrs., Levine Tomlinson visitedon iiicCtiNNLLL & HAYS Barristers, Solicitors, Etc. Patrick D. McConnell, H. Glenn Hays SEAFORTH, ONT. Telephone 174 E. C. CHAMBERLAIN The Second Division Court County of Huron ,Office in the Dominion Bank 'Build ng, Seaforth, Office hours:— ' t uesday, Thursday and Saturday 1:30 p.m. to 5.p,m, Saturday evening, 7:30 p. m. to 9 ' p. m. In Memoriam In loving memory of a dean sister, Clara Storey, who linseed away Jan. 3, 1941'' Peacefully sleeping, resting at .last, The: world'sweary troubles and trials are past ; In silence she suffered, In patience she bore, TM God .called her home to suffer no more. —Sadly missed and ever remembered by Brother and Sister, J'oek and .Ellie.' Card of Thanks Mrs, W. J. Woods, at Miss Lawrence's, wishes to thank the many friends who so kindly rememberedher with gifts, flowers, fruit, cards,- letters at this Christmas season, especially' the - Woman's Association of the' NorthsideUnited'Church and the Lions Club. Notice We have on hand aquantity of flax seed- fon ,feeding purposes. We are also supplying. a number of farmers with our Flax Shires a for bedding. For information and prices on the above articles call -Reeky F. P. Ltd., Phone 74, Seaforth.. TENDERS WANTED Tenders will be received for 16 cords of maple and beechbody wood, 16,inches., de- livered at church, Winthrop. Also.. caretaker for 1942. Tenders to close 'Jan, 14. Apply to O. Andersen, Londesboro. Phone 860 r 5, Seaforth central. PIGS SOL fon Thirty little pigs � forsale, Apply MY apply. to C. E.' Talbot. R.R.-1,,Bayfleld, Phone 99 r 13, Mensal'. - RADIO FOR SALE Victor Battery Radio,. Al condition, cheap. Phone 36 ring 4, Dublin. FOR SALE 2 yearling calves and some choice suckers. 7 weeks old, ready to wean. Harvey Mc- iiwain, Phone 852r23, Seaforth. FARM ,FOR SALE About. 110 acres, lot 13, con. 8, H.R.S. Tuckersmith, practically all under cultiva- tion, good frame house, bank barn,' -drive. shed, pig pen, hen house. Never falling art- esian well. Well drained and well fenced. Possession April lst. For further particulars apply to Andrew. A. Moore, :Seaforth,. R.R. 3, Phone 660 n 8. CALVES FOR SALE Calves for sale. Apply to Reynold's Dairy. Phone 38 on 667. Sunday with Mrs. J. McGregor of Egmondville.. Mrs. Robt. T. Elgie and son Robt. D Elgie left on Sunday for Toronto where they will spend the winter. Ml and Mrs- Wm. Workmanand daughter Erma spent the past week in Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. J. Pat•' tereou. HILLSGREEN On Monday evening of last week the Un- ited Church Sunday -School -held its Sunday School Christmas tree and was vary much enjoyed by all. Before the regular program was introduced the children entered heartily into a'nunnber of games. Then with the min- ister, Rev, A. M. Grant, in the chair the following programme was provided by the school. After the opening chorus, Anna Grace Forrest expressed the words of wet - come. Recitations , were given by Margaret• Stephan, Keith Love, 8111 Oonsitt, Floyd Turner, Orion Stephan, Tom Consitt, Robert Love, :Gerald Parsons and May .Coleman, Mervyn .Stephan rendered a violin solo. Syb- il, • Barbara and Joain Grant sang a trio.. "Little Children Can You Tell." Ronald `Stephan gave a guitar solo. Sybil Grant gave a reading, The chairman spoke on the im portance of. Sunday School work in every community. The programmecameto a close - with a closing- chorus, "While Shepherds.. watched their flocks," and God Save the Xing.. Santa then .distributed the gifts from the tree.. The ladies of the congregation crowned the evening's pleasure by a delight- ful lunch. DUBLIN Looby's hall was crowded to the doors. on Christmas night, the dance being one of the vi est over held heren gg and the Sodality dance 5955 also well attended cast week. Mr. and Mrs, Ackroyd, London, Miss Irene O'Rourke, Miss Loretto O'Rourke, of Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O'Rourke Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dantzer of London visited Mn, and Mrs. Michael Flanagan. Mn... and. Mrs. Gus Denomme, Zurich, Pat O'Rourke, Kitchener,with Mr. and Mrs. T. O'Rourke. Misses Mary and Margaret Fitzpatrick of Detroit with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pe- ter Fitzpatrick. Miss Monica Byrue. was -a Detroit visitor. Mrs, P. Fitzpatrick : at Imlay City, Mich., where her mother, Mrs. Teresa.. Jordan, is re• covering from a recent illness. STAFFA `. Mr. and Mrs. H. Leslie in Toronto ; Mr. and Mrs. A. Jeffery .and Spencer and Wm. Sadler with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bushfiekl In Logan ; Mr. and Mrs. F, Hannon; Mrs, Buelah Vivian find Wilma, Mitchell , with Mr. and. Mr's J, M, Worden. 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