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The Seaforth News, 1948-02-05, Page 5/ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1948 THE SEAFORTH NEWS . DANCE! SAT. NIGHT in Cardno's Hall SATURDAY, FEB. 7 ROSS PEARCE & HIS MT7SIC Admission 50c vonnouvorir>tomm Peat Moss Chick Starter Chick Grit Cane Molasses Cod Liver Oil Fertilizer and Grass Seel Carload of. Wire and Steel Posts SEAFORTH FARMERS. CO-OPERATIVE PHONE9 VIAARANMAAWARAWAARARRO Pre - Lenten D -A -N -C -E ! LOOBY'S HALL, DUBLIN FRIDAY, FEB. 6 ROSS PEARCE AND HIS MUSIC Dancing 10 to 1.15 Admission 50c —Also a DANCE MARCH 17— F..KIPPEN EAST W. 1. ? EUCHRE -DANCE 1 2 Hensall Town Hall j FRIDAY, FEB. 13 tUCIIRE AT 8.38. SHARP - iPrizes for Euchre. Ban's Orchestra t Please provide lunch. 10th con- S jcession are conveners TOWN TOPICS Mrs. John Grieve has received word that her daughter-in-law, Mrs. David Grieve, London, is seriously ill in' Victoria Hospital. Mr. and. Mfrs, William Archibald returned home on Tuesday after visiting friends in Toronto and Bar - Mr. Bill Munn spent the weekend in Toronto. MT. and Mrs. Jos. Miller, Detroit, visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Cleary. Mr. Allan Ryan, Listowel, spent the weekend at his home here. Miss Barbara Christopher, Lon- don, spent the weekend with rela- tives. Mr. and Mrs. L. Leonhardt, Kitch- Euchre-Dance IN CARDNO'S HALL FRIDAY, FEB. 6 Euchre & Dance 50c. Dance only 350 Harburn Orchestra EUCHRE 8.30. LUNCH SERVED Sponsored by Seaforth Women's Institute For All Your Floral Needs such as WEDDING FLOWERS CORSAGES FUNERAL DESIGNS or SIMPLE BOUQUETS AND POTTED PLANTS Phone or Come To BAILEYS Florists Royal Block. Phone 393 'Nights or Sundays phone collect Exeter 270 ST. VALENTINE SUPPER Northside United Church by the Woman's Association on WEDNESDAY, FEB. 11 5 to 7 o'clock mgNU—Roast beef & gravy,lriced potatoes, peas, salads, jellies, pickles, tea biscuits, bread & butter and tea. Apple or raisin pie. Adm. 75c. Children under 12-30c EVERYBODY WELCOME If you are planning to build a two -wheeled trailer See our Axle and Wheel Assembly $37.50 Trailer Springs$7,50 each Snow Tires 600 x.16 518.45 We have in stock Step-up Trans- missions and Lights for Ford tractors DALY'S GARAGE SEAFORTI DANCE at St. Columban MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9TH Delaney -McQuaid Orch. Adm. 50c Once Each Year You Buy Chicks On Them You Pin Your Hopes- for 366 Days THEREFORE BUY WISELY AND WELL --BUY THE BEST The Odds are in Your Favor When You Buy SCOTT'S R.O.P. SIRED BARRED ROCKS or Red X Rock Crossbreds Red X Sussex Crossbreds Sussex X Red Crossbreds Remember! You are making your year's big investment, Buy wisely and well. Early orders get preferred delivery. SCOTT POULTRY FARMS PHONE 851 r 32 SEAFORTH ener, spent the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr, and:LMas. Jos. Matthews, ' Miss Hilda Kennedy, London, spent the weekend at the home : of her mother, Mrs. K. Kennedy. Mr. David Bolton, Kitchener, ,spent the weekend at his home. Mrs. Gordon Hays, Detroit, visit- ed with Mr. and. Mrs. C. P. Sills, last week. Mr. John Wright visited with . rel- atives and friends over the weekend Miss June Shaw, London, spent the weekend at the home of her par- ents, Mr, and Mrs. B. Shaw Miss Rose Dorsey, Toronto, .spent the weekend at her home. Miss Helen Devereaux, London, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Devereaux. Miss Jean Turner, Toronto, spent the weekend at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Stiles visit- ed last week in St. Williams. Mr. Harold Knight, 'Kitchener, spent the weekend at his :home. BORN FLANNERY—At Scott Memorial Hospital, on San. 31, to Mr. and Mrs. John Flannery, Seaforth, a daughter. MUSTARD—At Scott :Memorial Hospital, on Feb. 1, to Mr. and Mrs, Alex Mustard, Bruuofield, a daughter. BROADFOOT—At Scott Memorial Hospital. on• -Feb. 4th, to Mr. and Mrs. John Broad - foot, a son. ELIMVILLE Mr, and Mrs. Norman Jaques and family of Zion visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Pym, Mesars, Murray and Laurie Stephen of London spent the week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stephen, Mr. Telford Florne and Mrs. Will. Tams of Toronto spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Win. Routley and at- tended the funeral of the late Mrs. George Earl of Exeter. Master Billy Armstrong returned home from the hospital on Wednesday end Is recuperating very well after his operation. Master Ronnie Parrish of London is spending a few days with his grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs, Harry Spading. Don't forget tate big carnival at the. Elimville rink on Tuesday. Feb, 10th, commencing at S p.m., sponsored by tate Elimville Young People's Bible class. Mrs, George Armstrong, Mrs: Ken Cul'rie, and Mrs. Harold Bell visited on Monday wtih Mrs. Douglas Woot, ton of Exeter, The Young People's Bible class held a very successful skating party at the Elimville rink on Friday evening with a large crowd attending. reception was held at the bride's home, The newly married couple spent their honeymoon - at, Chalet Cochand, St. Marguerite, Quebec, and other eastern points. 'For trave- ing the bride chose a Julliard's teal blue gabardine suit which featured leg-of-mutton sleeves with a tight bjshop cuff, a belted jacket and pen- cil slim skirt with mandarin slits. Her accessories included a white crepe blouse embroidered with beads and sequins, cherry • coke gloves, handbag, shoes and a grey hat with cherry coke feather trim. On their return they will reside at 668 Fisher St., North Bay, Ont, Prior to their marriage a trous- seau tea was held at the bride's home at whichthe bride's trousseau, wedding, cake and gif is were on display. Also a number of showers at which they were the recipients of. many lovely gifts. HENSALL Miss 'Jean -Brandon spent the weekend with friends in London. Mr. Roger Verner returned home; from St. Joseph's Hospital, London, on Monday, having been a patient there for a week following a motor accident. Born—In Hamilton General Hos- pital on Jan. 26th to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Schwalm, a daughter. Mrs. Melvin Moir was hostess at her home on Tuesday evening for the regular meeting of the Ladies Aid of Carmel Presbyterian Church. The Hensall branch of the Cana- dian Legion No, 468 are sponsoring a bingo and dance in the Town hall, Hensall, on Friday evening Feb. 6— good prizes. Music by Murdock's orchestra. Mr. Aylmer Ryckman The death occurred at Mrs, J. H. Hookey's Nursing Horne, in Exeter, on Friday, January 30th of Mr. Ayl- mer E. Ryckman in his 47th year. Born in Usborne Township on the farm on which his brothel' Mr: Grant Ryckman now resides, the deceased spent the greater part of his life in and around Hensall, having made his home for the past 17 years at the home of his nephew, Mr, and Mrs. Edgar_ McQueen. He is survived by two brothers, Frank and Grant Ryckman of Usboone and one sister, Mr's. Susan Dick, South Boardman, Mich. Funeral service was held from Bonthron's Funeral Home on Mon- day at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev, R. A. Brook. The floral tributes were very beautiful. The pallbearers were Messrs. Archie and William Ryck- man, Ben Case, Exeter, Joseph Flynn, Wm. Soldan and Thos, Sher- ritt. Interment in MacTaggart's cemetery Mr. John M. Bell Mr. John M. Bell passed away sud- denly at his hone one mile and a half west of Hensall on Saturday, Jan. 31st in his 87th year. Death was attributed to a heart condition. A son of the late Mr. and firs. Paul Bell, prominent pioneer residents of this community, he was born in Hay Township and was a well known dis- trict farmer and a member of Car- mel "Presbyterian Church: •Surviving is one brother, Wm. M. Bell, who re- sided with him. Private funeral ser- vice was held on Tuesday from the home of his nephew Mr, Stewart Bell at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev P. A. Ferguson. interment in Hensall Union Cemetery. BRODHAGEN On her mother's birthday, Miss Gwendolyn Mary Darling, R.N., be- came the bride of. Ralph John Die - gel at a candlelit wedding ceremony conducted Wednesday evening, Jan. 14, by Dr. M. N. Onend in St. An- drew's United Church, which was beautifully decorated with ferns, standards of chrysanthemums and snapdragon, for the occasion. The bride is the only -daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon H. Darling of North Bay, 'Ont., while the groom is the only son of NIr. and Mrs. John C. Diegel of. Ferris. The groom is a pvandson of Mrs. Louise Hinz and Mrs. John C. Diegel, both of Brod- hagen. Mr. and Mrs. Diegel were former residents of Brodhogen• .George 7'1. Hale, orangist and choir- master of St. Andrew's Church, nlaved the wedding music and ac- companied Miss Jeanne Dengis of Stratford, who sang "Because" dur- ing' the signing of the register. Given in marriage by fret' father, the bride chose a gown of ivory satin fashioned with a sweetheart neckline, victorian sleeves corning to points over the hands and a full skirt, which fell in a graceful semi - tram. Her finger-tip veil of em- broidered white Brussels net' was crested with a coronet embroidered with seed pearls and silver beads. The veil was worn by the groom's mother on her wedding day almost 23 years ago. She carried a shower bouquet of briareliffe roses and ediantum fern. Built into the back of the bride's bouquet was a horse- shoe to bring luck on the wedding day. A gift of the groom, a necklet of pearls was the bride's only orna- ment. As matron of honor, Mrs. Al- vin Ashford wore a gown of scarlet velvet fashioned similarly to the bridal gown. She wore a• matching headdress of scarlet velvet caught at either sides with bows. Her flow- ers were ,Johanna Hill roses. Johan- na Hill roses were also carried by the bridesmaids, Misses Ann Mitch- ell and Beth Burrows, who were identically gowned in Hunter's green velvet and snatching headdress, styled to match the ensemble worn by the matron of honor. The flower, girl, Donna Smith,' wore a rustling white taffeta frock with an off -the - shoulder ruffle and a full skirt, A snatching poke bonnet and a nose- gay of briarcliffe roses and statice completed her ' ensemble. Gordon Lamorie attended the groom as best 0100, while .the ushers were Ban- croft Newman, Edward Floyd, Har- ry T,inzdell and Alvin Ashford. A wedding dinner was served in the Sunday School room of St. Andrew's United Church. Guests were receiy- ed by the bridal party, Mr. and MIS, Darling, and Mr. and Mrs. Diegel. The bride's mother was attractively attired in a liaise green crepe dress with gold nail -head trim and front side drape. Her black felt hat feat- ured a fawn ostritch plume. Her nrn•saee was of Talisman roses. Mrs. Diegel, mother of the groom chose. a two -tune brown crepe gown with gold nail -head trim, a brown fet hat with a two-tone brown feather and o- corsage of Talisman roses. Table decorations featured bouquets of moms. pink tapers in silver holders "nd the wedding calve. The spore ,late toast to the hride was pro nosed 'hv Dr. Omond The groom re a„,rnded. 'Congratulatory 'telegrams •"•• -, C'Mi' , d and Ontario centres to the newly married couple were ,r^,1 by Gordon Lamorie. Following the dinner an informal / / / "Lumber" / i / ON HAND— 1 car of Cedar -2" x 4" to 12", and 3" x 4" to 12", lengths S' td 22', / SPRUCE-- It PRUCE—Iti 1 and 2 inch, all widths and lengths; also 0 car of tougstc'd and , / / / / / / / / / / / i / / / i grooved spruce, 5, 6. 7, 5 inches wide, e PEELED CEDAR POSTS— / Straight and in good sizes CEDAR GRAIN SHINGLES— / Dover White and Grey, Famous .Johns -Manville siding. , INSULATION-- , NSULATION—/ - Loose or by, the carton, — No; 1 Red Band Cedar Shingles, Considerable Reclaimed cedar shingles on hand PLYWOOD-- / LYWOOD—/ 1/g", 3-16'; anis 14" various sizes. Beaverboard and Flexboard Hardwall Plaster Roll Roofing Lime Asphalt Shingles • Reclaimed Sashes and Doors - Car of Rosedale Hard Lump Coal on the way / Seaforth Suppl-&, Fuel Ltd. Y "Where The Best t?uosis No More" , i Phone 47 1i Seaforth Mr. 0110 Mrs. Paul Sedly of Lon- don attended the 'funeral of the lat tee's uncle, the late Mi, A. E. Ryck- man, on Monday. The monthly meeting of the Hen- sall Institute will be held in the Council Chamber, on Wedncsdn' night, Feb, 1 1th at 8:15 o'rinelc Boll call: An agricultural product suitable for Shipment oversew Nlrs. -Edwards will present the motto. Mfrs. R. MacLar•en and Mrs. G.• Schwalm and Mrs. A. Kerslake will act as hostesses.. Arrangements are in progress to have the presentation of several instructive films •— these being the property of the National Film Board. At the October meet- ing, Mr. J. Bowey, of the Exeter Lions Club, operated -tire views. A large attendance is urged. Members and guests are reminded to bring cups and saucers as formerly. All members who have not contributed to the Legion Flag are asked to do so at this meeting, please,- in order that this matter may be closed.• The monthly meeting' of the Evening Auxiliary takes place in the United Church School room, on Monday night, Feb. 9th. The study will be given by Gladys Luker. Miss Mary Goodwin will -present the de- votional period. Mrs B., Kyle will contribute a Missionary item. Social Comm.,- Miss Michie, Margaret -Shen- herd, Mrs. E. Shaddick and Mrs. •7. Corbett: 'An urgent appeal is being made to all Auailiaeies for used clothing of all kinds and for all ages, for distri- bution 'to needy centres in Europe. Members are asked to present arti- cles at this -meeting. A large attend- ance is. requested. In connection with this appeal, each member is asked to answer the roll call as fol- lows: "My donation of notions such as thread, needles, tape, ordinary or safety pins.” DUBLIN Wilfred Maloney attended the hockey match in Toronto, on Satur- day. M. and Mrs. Frank Stapleton, 'Galt, with Mr. and Mrs. William. Stapleton. Miss Marie Nagle, in London. John Goole attended the hockey match in Toronto, on Saturday. Leonard Nagle in London with Mrs. Nagle, who is: a patient in Westminster' Hospital. Miss Mary Costello, in London with her parents ,Mr. and Mrs: Dan Costello: Ryan Jordon, Leonard Fowler,, Edward Holland- and Billie Costello, spent the weekend in Toronto. Mrs. Mary Feeney in London, Miss Marion Meaghe1', London, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Meagher. Mrs,Walker, Stratford, with Mrs. Mary Feeney. ► YOU ARE INVITED TO COME AND HEAR The Hon. T. L. Kennedy y Ontario Minister of Agriculture speak in CARDNO HALL Se farth Sate FEBRUARY 7th 2 p.m. Vote for TOM PRYDE Progressive - Conservative Candidate And Keep, HURON in the GOVERNMENT Ranks Tom Pryde's Committee Room Opposite Public Library If in doubt as to your place of voting, or any other information pertaining to Election Day, drop in or PHONE 71 Liberal Broadcasts Station CKNX 920 ON YOUR DIAL Date Friday, Feb. 6 Tuesday, Feb. 10 Friday, Feb. 13 Time Speaker 1.00 pm. Benson W. Tuckey 1.00 p.m. Dr. A. R. Campbell 1.00 p.m. Benson W. Tuckey Friday, Feb. 13 6.30 p.m. Hon. Farquhar Oliver Listen To These Broadcasts !t► Vote Liberal m Vote Tuckey PUMAS -RED BY '0HE HURON LIBERAL ASSOt'IATU1\ LI E L RALLIES1 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9 Bayfield Town Hall Bayfield Town Hall 8 p.m. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12 Londesboro COMMUNITY HALL 2.30 p.m. ' Ca r duo s Hall Seaforth 8.30 p.m. Hon. Farquhar Oliver; M.P.P. ONTARIO LIBERAL LEADER Benson W. Tuckey LIBERAL CANDIDATE Will Address Each Meeting VOTE LIBERAL VOTE TUCK. EY Published by the Huron Liberal Association