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The Seaforth News, 1946-11-14, Page 4THE SEAFORTH NEWS TIIE SEAFORTH NEWS Snowdon Bros., •Publishers WALTON Mrs. Shaw and her son Blair and Mr. Robert 1VIcFadzean, Seaforth, with friends. ler. Barry. Marshall or Kitchener with his parents, Mr, and lOIrs, J. Marshall: Mrs, Forbes of Hullett with friends, The Young People's Union of Duff's United Church met' in the Sunday school room of the church on Sunday evening' with a large attendance for the special meeting of the citizanshfp committee, Miss Marie Bennett, con- vener of the committee, conducted the worship service. Miss Joyce Oliver read the Scripture. ,Miss Helen John Ston sang a solo. Miss Claire Mc- Goivan, of the Children's Ald Society, Goderieh, was the special sneaker. Next Sunday, Nov, 17, missionary ACT NOW slides will be shown in. the Sunday School on the work or Dr, "Bob" Mc Clure in Chita Sunday School will befit at 10 o'clock.. The play "She's My Daisy" under auspices ofW.A. of pad's United Church was presented Friday night to a Large audience. The :cast: Mrs. Robt, McMichael, Mr. Walter Bewley, Mrs, W. C, Bennett; Mr. Harvey Ste- phenson, Mi's. Bert Johnston, Mrs. Frank Kirkby, Mrs. HarveyStephen- son lir, Frank Kirkby, Mr. Bert John• stop and Mrs, Nelson Reid. All play- ed their parts exceptionally well. Be- tween acts Miss Dlva.Shoidice gave a piano solo and -.cornet duets were given by Misses Irma and; Marjory \S'ail. Receipts:.at door, 206,. NORTH McKILLOP The W.A. are holding a Pot -Luck supper at S:S No. 9 School, on Fri- day, November 22nd. . 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All the world and local news, fearless editorials, complete financial and farm news, three full pages of sports, ... three wornea's pages of fashions, food recipes and other household news, plus a score of features to please everyone in the family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glanville and family of, Exeter, Mr. John Glanville and Mr, Fled Glanville, of McKillop; have motored to the Mani- toulin Island for the weep, foe a deer hunt, ' Miss Ethel and Wilfred Dennis are holidaying at North Bay with Mr.. and Mrs, Cameron Dennis. Mr. Edward Regele is laid up with a badly infected thumb, we wish him a speedy recovery, Miss Ann Kistner of Waterloo spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs, Joseph Thornton. BRO.DHAGEN Ferns, Forum was held at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Green on Monday evening, and next Monday evening Nov. 18 it will be held at home of Mr, and Mrs. Rus- sell Sholdice,-.:. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ohler of Stratford spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Beuerman. Mr. and Mrs, Don Markle and Miss Darlene Forest of Woodstock spent Sunday with Mr: and Mrs; Harold Diegel,it being the occasion of Mr, and Mrs. Mantle's 3rd wed - cling Anniversary.. Miss Hazel Wocks of Teeswater has been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Green. Mr. and il'Irs. John Miller.' of Ham - litchi spent the holiday weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aug.Hil- lebrecht. . On Thursday evening Mr, and Mrs, Wm. Rote ',were presented with a lovely studio couch and end table on the occasion of their first wed- ding anniversary, in 'Hinz's Hall. NIrs. Harold Elligson read a 'suit- able address, A nock wedding was staged by the following; Minister, Mervin Wurdell; bride, Leona Smith, groom, Joyce Deigel; best man, Donald Rose; bridesmaid, Leonard Rose.; flower girl. Warren Sholdice; pianist, Donna Mae Smith. The dancing followed with music by Mrs. Siemon and sons, also Don W orsnop. On Friday evening a miscellane- ous shower was held in Hinz's hall for Mr. and Mrs. Milton Lear, the former Irene Siemon. Mrs. Win, Riehl Sr. of Mitchell with Mr, and Mrs. Wm. S. Riehl. Mr. Mrs. Ed Kressler, ' Cherry and Jackie, and Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Mc - hay, Jack of Stratford, with Mrs. John C. Deigel and Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Querengesser. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Carlton of Niagara Falls, N.Y. with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ahrens and Mr, and Mrs. John G. Hinz. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bode ac- companied Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Dit- tmer to North Bay to visit Mr. and Mrs, John G. Diegel. WINTHROP The WMS and WA of Cavan, Win- throp met at the home of Mrs. Patton. Meeting opened with short talk on Remembrance Day. Scripture lesson Psalm 23. Mr's. Patton led in prayer, Mrs. Gilbert Smith rendered a beau- tiful solo, "When the World. Forgets," Topic was given by Mrs. E. Toll, Vote of thanks was given Mr's. Toll for the splendid way she had prepared topics. throughout year. Mrs. R. McFarlane gavd a complete report or sectional meeting. Captains of each circle and president appointed as nomrneting committee, .Temperance resolutions sent by Mrs, Snell were read and it was resolved to take our stand with them. Will ladies please keep in mind subscriptions to missionary monthly. are due. Mrs. C. Killen moved a hearty vote of thanks to Mrs, Patton, 10UR BEST NE.WSQAP Ep7118E FOR �E.Ei11RE••� HULLETT NIr. 5, MCBrien's many friends ex- tend sympathy to hien on his sad mis- fortune. We are sorry to learn Miss Wake- field of Constance is very 111, We hope for a speedy recovery, Miss Shirleyan Riley of Kitchener is spending a few days at the home of Mr, and Mrs. C. W. Riley. Mrs, Charles Riley Sr, of Londes• born is visiting with her son -Writ, Riley, of Seaforth, Miss Jennie Mann was In Stratford on Tuesday. BAYFIELD lYirs, 3, A. Ferguson of Godericlt spent last Saturday with her . sister Mrs. W. Jowett and family. Mrs, John Aptelbeck ,and twin sons returned home frons Clinton Hospital on Saturday. Mr, and Mrs. F. Cameroii and Mt'. 'Wm. Cameron of Detroit: were week end guests or their sister, Miss Eliz- abeth Cameron, Mr. Lloyd Westlake spent the, week end with his parents, Mr., and firs, W. Westlake. The citizens of Bayfield turned out in goodly numbers regardless or the rain for the memorial service at the cairn in i'emenibr'ance of those .who gave their lives in World War 1 & 2,. The school children and' the veterans and town fathers ntarclied and placed their poppies on the cairn. A Wreath was placed by Miss Sterling', R.N., in World War 1, .A. 'short" service was. then held in the 'Town l-Tltl, Rey; J. Stotesbury _ o1; St. Andrew's United Church, giving a very sitting address for the occasion, Miss Donna Toms of Toronto spent the holiday with. her patents. Mr. and Mrs, M, Toms. Mr. and Miss Honey spent the week end" with relatives in Lucait, Mrs Honey returning with their. • . Mr. Geo. Little is spending a few holitla.ys . in Parry, , Soup d district hunting. Mrs. F. A. Edwards spent a few days in ICitchener with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. E. Kendall and family or Elmira spent the week end with Mr, and Mrs; W. Jowett, A Hallowe'en party', sponsored by the .business people of Bayfield was held in the Town Hall on Thursday evening ,last and was a, decided sue- cess. The children were 'given 'favors of apples and candy and pop corn, and refreshments of doughnuts,cookies and orange drink were served at the close of party. The following were prize winners; Girls' fancy. 6 years & under, lst Ratti Ann Scotchmere; 2nd Ann 'Westlake, Girls comic, 6 yrs. & under, 1st Mary Evelyn Grainger, 2nd Charlene Scotchmere, Boys fancy, 6 yrs. & under, ist Teddy Turner, 2nd Howard Scotchnie•e. Giris fancy 6 yrs. to 10' years., 1st Elaine Grainger, 2nd Shirley Brandon. Girls coatis, '6 to 10, 1st J. Rau, 2nd Marian Makins. Boys fancy, 6 to 10, lst Bobby Talbot 2nd Robin Fraser. Boys comic, 1st Gordon Porter, 2nd Glen Sturgeon. Girls fancy 10 & older, lst Barbara Basset, 2nd Glen Fraser, Girls comic 10 & older, lst Norma Sturgeon, 2nd Janet Mc- Leod. Boys' fancy, lst Bobby Brandon, 2nd Billy Parker. Boys contic.'lst Geo. Castle, 2nd R. Castle. Door prize, Mrs. Grant Turner. Spot dance. Mr. and Mrs, ' Fred Tetter. WINTHROP Mr. and Mrs. J. Davidson of God- erich spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Theron Betties. Jackie McSpadden of London . is visiting his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Z. McSpadden. Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Dalton and Mrs, .James McClure spent the week- end eekend in Toronto with Mr. Dalton's mother and sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Morey and family spent Sunday with Mrs. Mar - THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1946 aprounnow REG ENT THEATRE Seaforth In Technicolor "Smoky '' Thur. 'Fri. Sat. . Now Playing with Fred MacMurray and Anne Baxter Adult Entertainment Lover Come Back Mon. Tue, Wed with Lucille Ball — George Brent — Vera Zor'ina Next Thurs. Fri. Sat, From: This Day 'Forward with Joan Fontaine — Mark Stevens Rosemary DeCamp Coining "DRAGON WYCK" with Gene Tierney— Vincent Price. garet Horne. Mrs. Joe Little was'called to Bel,. 'grave owing to the serious illness of her mother, Mrs. Geddes, Mrs. Strome and daughter Kath- leen of Fordwich and Mrs. Bur - rough's of Harriston visited the for- nier's sister, Mrs. Mary Haase, on Thursday. . ' Mr, and .Mrs. It. Shortreed of Morris visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hawley. -Mr. W. 11]. Hawley picked ripe strawberries in his garden, Nov. 12. DUBLIN Presentation to Mrs. Feeney and Dennis: We your friends and neigh- bors are gathered here to spend one more pleasant evening with. you its a home that was always welcome and cheerful. It was with deep regret, Mrs. Feeney that we understand your health will no longer . permit you` staying with us, and your interesting efforts to always help your neighbors and friends will never be. forgotten We tope your health will improve sufficiently 'with. your daughter how- ever, that you will enjoy many years of happiness which you are so de- serving. Every dark cloud has a sil- ver lining and we are looking forward to the day when vein' son here, will conte back with a companion to carry on the high standard of qualities given to him by his parents: and so ably carried out during his Short dur- ation amongst us. Our good wishes will always he with you Den and fere ask you to accept this small gift not for their value but iu appreciation of many acts of kindness and good will. Signed. Your Friends and neighbors. A purse of money was presented to Mrs. Feeney by John L. Malone, and a. gold wrist watch to Dennis present- ed by Zack Ryan. Afterwards a social evening was spent. Visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Chas. E. Williams, Dublin, over the week end were their son Murray and Mrs. Williams, son Bobbie, and the latter's sister, Mrs. T. W. Wall- ace, of Toronto. Wild Women Of The West Plenty of excitment will be found in a beautifully illustrated new series about feminine personalities who helped to give the Old West its color, starting in The American Weekly with this Sunday's (Novem- ber 17) issue of The Detroit Sunday Times. The first article' is about Lola Montez. Get Sunday's. Detroit Tinges. Want and Tor Sale Ads., 8 weeks for 60o. For Cement Tile and Troughs PHONE 343 CORNISH BROS. SEAFORTH DANCE in Cardno's Hall SAT., NOV. 16TH Norm. Carnegie and His Band Admission 40c HENSALL. Mr. Don Bell of the London Nor- mal School spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bell. Miss Mae McNaughton and friend of Toronto were weekend visitors with the former', parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne McNailghton. W,M:S. Entertain Baby Band Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cook and daughter of Windsor, spent the weekend with the .forrner's parents Mr. and Mrs. C. 'Cook. The Women's Missionary Society of the Hensel!. United Church had as their guests the Baby Band and their mothers at their November meeting on Thursday, in the school- room of the 'Church which was beautifully decorated with mums for the occasion. Burns—Harburn A pretty autumn wedding took place at the restory of St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, Dublin, Saturday morning at 10:00 o'clock when .Loreen, youngest daughter of Mr. Frank Harburn, Staffa, and the late Mrs. Harburn, was united in marriage to Mr. Harry Burns, se- cond son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Burns, also of Staffa. VARNA The November - meeting of the United Church W.M.S. was held at the home of Mrs. Fred Reid. Mrs. Lee McConnell presided. The meet- ing was opened with quiet music by Rachel Johnston. The opening exer- cises were followed from the Month- ly. We sang "For the beauty of the earth." The Lord's ,prayer and 23rd psalm were repeated in unison. Doris Reid and Rachel Johnston sang a duet,. Thirteen members answered roll call with word peace. Text word for Dec. to be "Joy". Mrs. Sherlock Keys and Mr's. Anson Coleman each gave splendid reports of Pres. at Walton. The study book was taken by Mrs. Fred Reid, Rachel John- ston, Mrs. Lee McConnell and Mrs. J. W. Johnston. Miss Hern offered prayer for the missionaries and their families in India and those on fur- lough. We closed by singing "Father of Peace and benediction by presi- den•t. A'"socia'l hour was ,pent at the close, - DUBLINi Mrs, Hubert O'Reilly and Mrs. Wnr.. 3. O'Reilly spent the . week end in Toronto Mr, and Mrs. Mac Feeney spent their 27.th anniversary of their wed- ding at their daughter's, Mrs. Bev- erly Henderson, 'and in the mean- time went to visit their daughter. Sister Rosamond, in St. Thomas, THE ROYAL COMMISSION ON MILK under the Chairmanship of the „Hon. Mr. Justice Dalton Wells has been directed to enquire into and report upon (a) (b) the' producing, processing, distributing, transporting and market- iag of milk including whole milk and such products of milk as are supplied, processed, distributed or sold in any form; the costs, prices, price -spreads, trade practices, methods of financing, manage- ment, grading, policies and any other matter relatingto any of them but not as to restrict the generality of the foregoing, the effect thereon of any subsidies or taxes paid or imposed. the scheme contemplated by the provisions of The Milk Control Act, R.S,Q, 1937, Chapter 76 as amended, and the administration thereof by the Milk Control Board. To facilitate the work of the Commission it is requested that written submissions by interested -persons be submitted to the undersigned NOT LATER THAN 21st NOV. 1946. Sub- mission may be in the form of briefs, but in any event shall be furnished in ten copies. Details of the times and places of' public hearings will be announced in the press at an early date. Donald A. Keith,, Secretary, Royal Commission on Milk, Osgoode Hall, Toronto.