The Seaforth News, 1949-09-22, Page 4THE SEAFORTH NEWS
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1949
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The regular ineet{ng of the W.M.
S was h'td in 'the church school
room i, n iiin Thursday. Sept 15th:
yll s •inn, opened with Mrs, Fairser-
\ t i .1Tc >:t s,.;•titllt ", I'll tiitt ellair:
h.y 1 \\ is; Ritiy, foil owed 1\'4lh
• \c .\ 'Mrs, t;U\iri and Mrs.
1 lint n v ice read the
A missionary hymn was
slnAlr and Mrs. ,R+\.1 Brenton rend -
e c.. a Itil «Nin.: ltiaao itnstrumentttil.
7i. \`v+tan inireduced the now study
ti 1r; ;lie Spirit of Unity". Roll
\NA,: .,lied and AnSWered by 1The
roll t nil of the October meeting will
lac r. v t'rsr c 0M:tilting the Ivord come.
Mrs. t,rieraon gave a short talk
"•\\'hat is the best thing to do for
Jnpal)" and also introduced Mrs.
Jabuousaide, who. is one of a Polish
fancily who are making their home
here. Mrs.Jabuousakio speaks bra -
ken English and answered with the
help of Mrs. Grierseti who was;quite.
able to help her out. Our new
friend has been in Canada five
months and likes this country very
much.
In the absence.• of the President,
the 1st Vice President took the chair
and conducted the business period.
The question of our Autumn thank
offering meeting was discussed ,but
was left over. Other business was
)ked over and committees named.
Meeting closed with a hymn and'
prayer.
Mrs.Jc=, l'Ianning, ;1'Irs. F, Tamb-'•
lin and Jack visited with the form-
i`s niece and husband Mr. and Mrs.
Gen. Frances. St. Thomas.
Mr. Howard Bi unclson, Mrs. Diek-
IY.on and Paul, visited with the for-
men's mother, Mrs. W. T, 'Brundson,
nday.
din and Mrs. Percy Whitely, Tol
. visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wil -
1, Mountain .and Mr. and Mrse. Ro-
Ymircibint during the nast week.
Mr. mid MIrs. Harry Snell were the
cit' M•s. L?'1ie Webster and
on S lndas'
\T. i haaleali Lyon was at home
era, of Lr: fiends en Sept. 10.
of her Sloth
471 n itt ..active for. her
r c d' without glasses, sew
and 1:,it an en ',V 8 ;{oke with any -
t \\', v:. 1yc a plea.mnt time
lie sic t,t• cis tltrough her POth
smug
WE Itavc- (:'uRNELI., 1 .C,.;i"
cleaned and tr'1ated.
We also have WINTER
is good Train 2'r the -4 -til': a><wi? . stasek
ft Tun:
HENSALL
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ARE AWAY ON HIGH
Austin Cars & Trucks cannot be beaten by ally car
selling for $°L00n0.0U, - -
And with t,h4' new price now coming into effect they
mill sell like wild fire. Don't nose 8 na( InAIf tettiag your
order signed with us.
As Ameri' asl and Canadian built caps will cosi more
Intone, to iuiilcl, with the. &I -aim -Ilion of the Canadian
dollar, and the delsl.11rt for Austin ears wiii lar -come so
ninc•h greater, you will hart, to plane your order iiOW .to
yet mann<:diat+• delivery as the pt•a), i . .'lc•rk. i': Canasta
will Rion be.bought up.
Sen ns no'v. We can :-R.v y yon n
r '=.i a Ileal.
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Clinton - Supertest Station
Phone 784-w
Residence in mornings or evenings 616-34
.P.s. We IraNI a limited stock of Prestone
Lay in your stock NOW.
Alsb 15% Dis. on tires, tubes, and accessories this week
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regret at losing such a valuable
member. 1Virs. Schultz and Eric will
move. to their hone in Waterloo
soon. Refreshments were served,
WALTON
Mr. Hackwell has bought Mr, Isaac
McGavin's farm near Lead'bury and
will get possession some time next
month. Mr. and Mrs. McGavi n in-
tend to move to Seaforth.
Miss Mae Jackson visited her
friend Miss Betty Baillie of Wood
ham and took in the London exhibi-
tion last week.
Mrs. George Jackson_speent Mon-
day ia Kitchener.
The boys, and girls of the Sunday
School: are busy preparing for the
Rally Day.: Service to be held in the
church on Sunday with Rev. James
Bright of Dungannon as the speaker.,
Sunday School will be held at 10 o'
clock and Church at 11 o'clock,
Mr. and Mrs. Jamas Humphries,
Windsor, at the home of Mr. and MrS,
W. J'. Humphries, his brother.
Misses Ada and Olive Craig of.
London with relatives.'
Mr, Earl Sholdice and daughter,
Toronto, with relatives.
Mrs. Charles Pollard .at Hamilton:
Mrs. Adasn-Sholdice 'at the home
her daughter. Mr. and Mrs Adam.
Whitfield, in St. Catharines.
KIPPEN
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Rev. and Mrs W. F. Aldworth and
son Ian, 'T{1-onb n were the guests
of Mr, and Mrs. Tilos. lav en Sun-
day.
13r. Thos Kae ent Saturday at
London Frir .fte Which he visited
Sunday with. lis brother, W. J. 'Kay,
London.'
HARLOCK
Mrs. A. W. McCool
On Saturday, Sept. 3rd, Enema
Ella Toll, beloved wife of A. W. Me -
Cool, passed away in East General
Hospital, Toronto. Although she had
not been in the best of health for
some time her death came suddenly
with. a great shock to her family.
Born in EaSt Wawanosh, Jan. 29,
1905, daughter of the late Mr. and
MIrs. Wni. Toll, Mrs. McCool later
moved to Harlock in Hullett Town-
ship, where she finished her public
school education. She took a Com-
mercial Course at the School of Com-
merce, Clinton, and held a position
with the Canadian National in Tor-
onto for a number of years. In Sep-
tember 1934 she married her now
bereft husband, A. W. idcCool, who
with a ten -year-old daughter, Joan,
survives. Surviving also, are three
brothers and one sister, "Ernest of
Hullett township: Ira of Waterloo;
Lorne in Alberta, and Ruby. of Tor-
onto. A brother Herbert predeceased
her.
A private funeral service was held
from the Chanel of the Trull. Funeral
Home, Danfarth Ave. on Tuesday
evning, Sept. dth, at 8 p.m, conduct-
ed by Rev, Perkin. of Dordands Ave.
United Ch h. The remain:, were
a_lot. to B'' .. on 'Wed'nesday and
-id at l;iut.
r t r.ai, twith
1.': r,.-! rs, con-
i.'nds from
•- 1 \\ t t n'r+r,,
WisJrn19.in,and nei:*h-
pa, tribute to -her
•. ii Utes were maw?
Robert Smith,
Reid; Lorne Roe,
_ger
Thos. Stevens.
Aubrey Toll,
Wats Reid WesleyL :;j•t . Fieri Daws atld
e' Ititerlrent was in Blyth
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McKiLLOP
The regular n,,:et.ing of Duff's
Church W,M.., vvas field in the
church, It being the autumn thank -
offering. Cavell Bethel, Cnn=ranee.
and P'^ a i ' i1L la ine9 vt Ie invited.
`Is:. ken Steoa.t opened the meet -
With a pont. Si•ripture reading
Airs Bol. 0a n°, j ;aid prayer by
!"..en
St"'... The address of,
welcome. tv.c; given by Mrs. Kon
Stewart.' A solo he Iii; Byerman.
The different soeleties contributed
nimbi'r for the program. Mrs. WM.
In anla Bethel, sang .t solo.- Mrs.
Ebner CaMeron, Egmoluiville, a
i,i,in,, solo, a trio was given by the
t' :n=,tair" ladies., Mr. Peters closed
.+ the-nmeetitig. with prayer. The ladies:
served a delicious lunch and a social
1 if hon was =;rent.
Mr. and Vit \\illtam Hoegy have
returned after ,alhn.; on friends in
?tad Aue. Elkton, Pigeon: Mich., and
in XoithernMichigan.
LOGAN
l r•...r Tuc.-r Biu Coined .met on
,+'ti, 14,01. M1 motn-
I,. 1, i 1 • present, t, the Reeve Pre-
read.
re-
�1 r •:,d. adopted and
i i -ed c o n r,:a(nderre read: Report
Rome- Thain read and adopted.
P --taw No. 151 in'rodueed and pro
bion, -.11v :'rlopted. r'noir. of Recision
(lzrl- in ir,,r•0-d to notify.
C W. Artddbald survev a portion
of the Logan !n I dice Drain approxi-,
;:tele 200 feet. -G. H. Hcimpe'l was
awarded cont, act V, nods- Ext, No,
II2,81.'25.00 to dig. lav and backfill
according to pians, specii'icatiotn and
l' profile. (380' lineal feet of eight -inch
Antifreeze. ' tile). C Looby Construction Co, was
I1 t-arded bridge contract, con, 4-5
'1east of Highway at 51.4.00 per @u.
vd, to clo all excavating and back
1 filling with constructing bridge.
Subject to Dept, approval.
Tirne Table Changes
EFFECTIVE
SUNDAY, SEPT. 23. 1;i.A":;
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National
Canadian N itional
Railways
boil .°-~wffi'v' `vet -4- 'aci,5-cif;;2r1_:
DANCE
ON a ARTCl `, MOST
BEAi.-TIFIL BALI-rtUOM
Stratford Casino
EVERY WEDNESDAY
SATURDAY
& HOLIDAYS
Change of Bands Each
Night
Adm. 50e
REGENTTHEATRE
SEAFORTH
NOW PLAYING IN TECHNICOLOR THURS. rm. SA'f..
"THE SUN COMES UP"'
with Je nette MacDonald . Lloyd Nolan Claude Jarman Jr. I + sic"
Flo sure to sec this heartwarming., homespun drrrn,:r 1,'uh it, bits t f n 9uo 111.1
touches of comedy
MON. TUES. WEU. •
"JOHN LOVES MARY" with Ronald Reagan •• Jade Carson
Tilt,. picture hubbies with geed 'humor anti bristles with .-Loughs. Will send :mnir-
goers Into gales of iauglnter
NEXTf THURS. FTI. sAT.
"JUNE BRIDE" with Bette avis and Robert Montgomery
a funny- rollicking -Romace,justthe sort of "good humor" entertainment that
,seed 11
= everyone wants to see •
Coming: 'WANE ME OUT TO THE BALI GAME' with .Esther Williams, Ilene Reny
The Women's Hospital Aid
Afternoon Tea and
Deception
For the new Superintendent
in the Nurses' Residence
Wednesday, Sept. 28
From 3 to 5 p.m.
Silver Collection
Everyone Wr✓aC m2
it
Ft'
arm !iachins
Owing to shortage of winter storage srac`t' \:"i' di• oii'erillk
Reduced Prices.
- On -all our large stock of both new and Used
for a limited time
Save Money
13y purchasing your future requirements n .w fr. 1._
Seaforth .Motors
W. T. Teall, Prop.
PHONE 141 SEAFORTH
Hprrts
The aroderon aofe the gene
key
dealer isoneevery
businessmen
community.
Serving
in Town
It's an old saying that if you build a better
mousetrap, the world will beat a pathway to
your door ... but it's only partly true. Unless
somebody takes it out and shows it to the
people who need mouse traps most of them will
never hear about it.
It's the same with farm implements. Even
though Massey -Harris has been building
better and better farm machines for more than
100 years, thousands of Canadian farmers
would stillbe doing their work the hard way if
it weren't for the service of Massey -Harris
dealers.
Since the earliest days, the dealer (or "agent"
as he was once called) has performed a triple
service. He has served his farm customers by
TORONTO
REGINA
selling them machines that enable them to
increase their yearly earnings. He has served
Massey -Harris by enlarging the distribution
of Massey -Harris products. And equally, he
has served his community, because increased
farm earnings result in better business for all
merchants, and in better homes, better schools,
better churches and hospitals.
The Massey -Harris dealer of today is as
modern in his methods as any merchant in
town. You find him in an up-to-date
building on c`IVlain Street" with a showroom
to display his streamlined =chilies and every
facility to serve the needs of mechanized
farming. He is one of the key businessmen of
the community..
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