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The Seaforth News, 1945-10-11, Page 5THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1945 THE SEAFORTH NEWS m 'is!�sy' zfi� 1 cup Boor 1 tsp. Magic Raking Powder 'T tsp. salt 1 beaten egg - 5 cup milk 2 tbs. melted shortening Grease skillet lightly. Make 6 large thin pancakes about 5 inches across. When brown on both tildes, heap 111 centers a lilting made of 135. cups of chopped cooked pork moistened with l'cup gravy or white sauce. Roll up, place on hot platter mid pour remaining sauce over rolls. .tet 'EMALIWv° -.6S1.M- 00 ,max SEVENTIETH JUBILEE ANNIVERSARY SERVICES Cavell Church SUNDAY, OCT. 14TH, AT 11 A.M. AND 7.30 P.M. REV. W. A. BEECROFT, B.A.,B.D.,,of Wingham, Guest Speaker The Choir will be supported by the Male Quartet of First Presbyterian Church, Seaforth Tues. Evening, Oct. 16th, A Fowl Supper Will be held in the Sunday School Room from 6 to 8. After which a variety program will be presenter] by members of the Choir of Colborne St. United Church, London Admission: Adults $1.00. Children 50c OLD CHUM FOR PIPE OR ROLLING YOUR OWN Auction Sale Farm Stock, Implements and Household Effects, Lot 3, Con. 2, Grey Township, Friday, Oct. 12. Sale commences at 12 o'clock. Sale without reserves as proprie- torTis givi Ig up farming. C. W LSON, Poop. I.ewis Rowland, Auctioneer, FOR SALE 21 little pigs, Apply to Frank Fowler, Seaforth, 83;jt miles West on No. 8 highway, FOR SALE Seen small cattle between 500 and 000, also brown Belgian horse five years old. T, Appleby, Seaforth, "830r 24. FOR SALE :\Ir, Harvey Damol of Walkerton, o i souse moo's winter goat, size if tR,- a*� Walter of London spent thanks- giving with Mrs. G. E. Thompson. Quite a number Froin here attend- ed._Anniversary Services in Hills - green United Church on Sunday. Mrs, James m rs iVIcC 1 0 n rat hadYr the h misfortune to fall from the ladder on which she was standing, on Thursday last, injuring her ankle. Mr, and Mrs. S. Beattie and Karon of Winghant visited relatives in the vicinity over the weekend, Mrs. Watson of Lordesboro spent the weekend with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Sinclair. William Edgar Butt A shadow of gloom was cast over 1 this community when it was learned that William Edgar Butt, a highly esteemed resident passed away in his 58th year. Mr. Butt was born on 2nd. col. of Tuckersrnith about three utiles frons Kippen, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Butt, and his whole life was spent in this eon- tnunity. He hail 139811 in failing health for the past few months with a heart condition and took worse on Friday of last week and was taken to Seott Memorial Hospital by am- bulance cit Sat„ Oct. lith, where he - passed away the same Clay. He was united 111 marriage with Ivy 1110 - Cloy 27 years ago and farmed on the homestead in Tuckersmith for three years vtd in May 1921 he purchased the general store in Kip - Pen from, Robert Brownlee where he hits] a very successful business until two years ago when he sold] out to a TOWN TOPICS Visitors with Rev. and Mrs, A, W. Gardiner at the manse on Sunday were, Dr. and Mrs. Whyte and fami- ly of Shelborne and Miss Eleanor Hudson of Bronte. Mr'. and Mrs, David Grieve and little son of London spent the,lholi- day with Mrs. J. G. Grieve, Miss Laura McMillan of Toronto spent the holiday with her mother, Mrs. W. 8'. McMillan. - Misses Laura Gillespie, Elsie Clou Dgniey, Elsie Drover and Dorothy rover, all or Hamilton, were. weal enol visitors at' the . home of the tat ter's parents, -MI'.' and Mrs. 'William Drover, ` Miss Grace Kreuter, Toronto, spent the holiday attheionto of Mr. and Mrs. Angus Meguaig, Misses Bessie Grieve, Chatham, and Margaret Grieve, Dresden, were wee end -visitors at the home of their par- ents, Mr: arents,_Mr: and Mrs. Thomas Grieve.' Mrs: Reginald Reid and rlaughtei Barbara, Stratford, spent the week end holiday at the home aS Mrs, J. P. Reid. - Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Gillespie of Toronto spent the week end with his Parents, Mr, and Mrs. Neil Gillespie Mr. and Mrs; S. Lapel have return- ed after spending the past two weeks in Drummondville, Que. Mr, and Mrs, M, Ilacicliield spent Thanksgiving with relatives in Lis- towel: Misses DorQthySmith, Fergus Bell, .roan' McMaster and Mary Duncan, ' students at. Western University, Lon. don, spent Thanksgiving at their hones here. - Mrs, C. E. Barrett and children Billy and Ami Louise, Hamilton, spent the week end rat the home of Mr. and Mrs: Loots Eborhart. Mr, and Mrs. G. R. Keyes tend son and daughter, of Windsor, visited the fornler''s parents, Mr. and Mrs Nelson Keyes of Egniondville over Thanks- giving. Miss Irene Burt, Stratford, spent the week end. with Hiss Shirley 01d- Reldh - - Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kerslake and two children of Toronto spent last week with the former's mother, Mrs. W. E. Kerslake. Mrs. Win. Campbell visited her hue - band at Belleville over the week end, Mr'. James Mose of Ripley visited friendsi n the vicinity this week. Miss Pearl Lawrence of 81, Thomas spent the week end with relatives. Miss Maxine Lawrence n e co of the Can radian Batik n . of Commerce �, 101110 s ' toff who o has been holidaying for two weeks in' Toronto, Brockville, Preston and CR,' taw, returns this week to resume' her duties. Mrs. Bruce Davidson and daughter, Hamilton, visited last week at the tonne of Mrs. T. G. Scott, Miss Elizabeth Freeman is visiting with relatives in Toronto, - Mr. Miles McMillan, Toronto, spent Thanksgiving at the home of his tinr- euts, Mr. and Mrs. 3, M. McMillan. I IVir. M. A. Reid. and Miss Alice Reid. wore holiday visitors at the home of .he former's brother, Mr. Melvin Reid and Mrs. Reid, Hamilton. Misses Mary McIver, Toronto, and Teresa McIver, Western rniversity, I.end011 spent the holiday week end at Ilse ]tome of their parents. 1U'. and Mrs, P, McIver. Mr. Charles slowest-, Montreal, was , a visitor last week at the ]home of Itis parents, Mt'. and Mrs, Harry Stewart. Dire. A. D. Armstrong spent Thanks- giving at the home of her daughter f and son -in -late, 11r, and Mrs. locks, Ripley. t Mr. and Mrs, Patrick McConnell rad Mrs. Charles -Stewart were Tor- 10 . t k Mr. Ernest Clarke, Victoria College; Mrs. Louis Hildebrand visited this Toronto, spent the holiday week end week with relatives in Kitchener, at the home of his parents, Mr, and'.' Mrs. FVilliant Campbell spent t Ml's. M. E. Clarke, week 0118 - with her husbatld fn Po Messrs. Cyril and Oswald Snowdon Colborne, spent the week end at Niagara Palls Mrs,. Joseph Carpeioter and clan and Gilbertsvilie, N.Y, ter Chatham, spent the week end Miss Betty Anderson, Hamilton, the' home of her brother, Mr,. Jo spent the week end - with her grand- Crich, and Mrs. Crich. another, Mrs, Robert -Bell. Mrs, Norman Smith and daught Mr. J. C, Scott,Toronto, called on Patricia have returned horn safe his aunts the Misses Brine, Sunday, visiting with relatives in Toronto. Miss Mary McKay, Galt, was a hiss Helen Smith, student' nuts week end visitor at the hone of Mr. SC. Joseph's hospital, Loucdol, spe tial] Mrs. G, P, Sills.. Saturday at the home of her pared (111' and Mrs, Frank Caimans and Mr..and. Mrs. E. D. Smith: daughter Nancy, Toronto were week Mr. and Mrs, Stewart C'.udntore al end visitors at the home of Mrs. J. F. daughter's. Dolores- and Dixie, S Reid. Catllaiines, spent the holiday at 11 Miss Gladys Thompson and Miss Montes of their parents, Mr. and Mi Graham, Niagara Falls, spent the Cecil Oke and Mr. and Mrs. Saniu week end with the fernier', mother, Cudntole, Mrs. 3, B. Thompson, -, Mrs. Alex McNeil) spent the we Mr. Boyden Hawkins, Toronto, end in Toronto, spent the holiday at his hone here. Miss Luella. Hopper, of Kitcheue Mrs. Rose Cotter and daughters spent the week end at the home r Mary Ann and Patsy, Detroit, spent her'parents, hlr. and Mrs. R'lliia the week enol at the home of her par Hopper, eats, Mr, and Mrs. N. Dunn, Diss Clara ira Galvau and Miss Ros Mr, and 11rs John I,. Hotham have Dorsey, s, Toronto, spent Thanksgivitt returned from Ili it wedding trip and at 1h latter's home here. Have taken up residence in town. Misses Lamle Richal•dsoir. Ali Mr, Frank Ryan. Western Gniver- Devereaux, and Mr. Edward Dever sity, London. spent the week end at at the hound of 1Irs. Margaret D • his home here. eaux, Toronto,were holiday visitor Miss Florence McNaughton. Btu,- ereaux. sets, is a guest at the home of Mrs. Hiss, Shirley Foster, London, was Samuel Carter, guest over the week 01,1) attheMom Mr. and Mrs. (Tendon Christie, Kit- of ➢L'. and Mrs, 11, Teal]. Mr. Ross Rennie, Toronto, spent the week end with his parents. 1Ir. and Mrs. 111 R. Rennie. - VARNA The Clouting Collection will take Place 00 Monday and Tuesday. 001. 15 and 15, for the Varna Red Cross district, So everybody have it ready,1 and i1 convenient for you before that, he Your Shopping Centre 05 Grape Nut Flakes, 2/7 oz. pkgs. 17c clang at Royal York Orange Pekoe Tea lin. %z Ib. 370 e1 Maxwell House Coffee, 1 Ib. 43c el' Medium Cheese, colored, Ib..30 e, Old Cheese, white Ib, ,30 01 Other cheese in stock, Ingersoll, parent Cream, Chateau, Cheddar Rolls, rel 5 lb. Loafs, Limburger, Beaumert- all flavors, Cheddar House, Brook - t'• Reid, Velveeta, Kraft, all flavors. PI Ross J. wee sproat Phone 8 tf rat "SUPERIOR STORE" Mr. and Sirs. 1'lrne t Keyes of Ste- , (en were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and 1lrs. 0. Keyes. j.. 1h=. Hatt isvisiting in Toronto. a. BORN riot AGF: -At Scott Memorial HOs- a Mull. on Oct. firth to M. and Mrs. el Poe Mintage, Lnnclosboro, a son. R \.LISA]- At Scott Memorial Hospi- tal. ‘at Ort. it h. to Mr, and Mrs. Ales: Ilani.ay-. Cromarty, a son. I McNICHOL Al Scott .Memorial Het - i pita]. on Oct, Gt11, to ler. 0118 Mrs. i Dnnesti McNichol,Walton, a dan- hrei. HO\1 I S --At Scott Memorial Hospital in Oet. 4111. to Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Howes. Cromarty, a daughter. chener, spent the week end with rela- tives in town, M158 Ethel Me1ay', Toronto, spent Me ]holiday at the horn of her sister, Mrs, Harvey Mason and Mr. Mason. Miss Marjory Mickel], Toronto, was O week enol visitor iu town. Misses Margaret and Evelyn Mur- ray, Toronto, and Miss Mary Murray, Stratford,; spent the week end with Mrs. James Murray. Mrs. James Murray:. and fanlily'it will be greatly appreciated 11' you spent. Sunday in Kiulcora. would bring it to Hall and leave Misses Margaret and Betty Smith, as packing of this clothing is to be LAC. William Smith, Toronto, and done on Wednesday. OM. 17th. So Sandra and David McKellar, spent the kindly have it ready or in by then, week end al the home of the farmer's Mrs. Mosso') nos disposed of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Smith. store to Mo. Brown, of Elgin county Miss Helen Moore, London, was a There will be no service ill St week end guest at the home of Mr. John's Anglican Church next Sunda) and Mrs. Patrick i>'1sCotntell, owing to anniversary services in St Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Stewart and Lames Church, Middleton, Service in daughter Lynn, Toronto. spent the St. Johns Anglican Church will be Week enol with relatives in town, ]field at 11 a,ni. for the 'winter months. Mr. d . and Mrs, Seott F a - t I bkirk have. Dins. It obi Stephenson Pert. Line. returned hone after spending the were renewing acquaintances in the past week at the ]hone of Mr. and village and .were guests of Mrs. M. G. Mrs. Norman Hahktr'k, Detreii Beatty and Miss- Mossop. Mr, s , Jo \Van • er and \ r & t . Leo Hick- Mrs. 14Itrr Anderson sou of with the nen, 1 of St. Agatha, 'ilia spentTi g 1 anlcsglt- spent the past Iwo weeks vtitlh the ing' at the home of Mr, and Mrs, former's brother DIr, and Mrs. 13. Peter Hicl:tiell. Keyes, Mrs: J, A. Ballantyne, London, yds- The niany friends of Mrs. D. Anrl- itecl at the home of her' pau'ents, Mr. orsou will be pleased to know she and Mrs. C. Ii, Garniss, over the was 1]1110 to return to her 1101518 on he week 0118. TMonday. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Daly and Miss lir: and Mrs, Gordon Keyes of Ko - Alice Daly were holiday visitors over make spent the week end at the pin, the week end at the home of then' still ental house, and daughter-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. h1Irs. Raba. Stephenson and dangle. Jack Daly, Port Hope. ter Rena, Parr -Lina were renewing Illi'. and Mrs. Frank Roberton andacquaintancesin the village Tuesday family, spent the. week end with rel- and were: guests at the home of Mrs. DIED 1-IELLEY - On Thursday, Ocr. 4th, 1945. inScottMemorial Hospital, Seaforth, Douglas Victor. 'Noble Heeley. ages] 1' year, 11 months and 1S" days, only beloved child of Petty Officer H. V. Heeley and Mrs. Heeley. Interment in Mount Pleas - atives In Auburn. M. 0 Beatty and hiss Mossop. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Whyard, I,oit- ;Mss Mary Galbraith. and Mrs. Ada don, were in town over the- tveelt.end Reid. in company with Dr. Burrows, attending the funeral of the 501110l•:s of Seaforth. spent the holiday Mill grandmother, the late Mi's 7 Duly. Mr. land Mrs. A Galbraith. Dr, and Mrs. Aberhart of 11'eaford Mrs. Harold Elliott of Windsor is spent the past week itt the bone Or v 1. -ilium her motiles sees. \Insrap turd the forutrt s brother, Mr, Robert Ab sister Mrs. Ball and litre, sent Nelson. ritrn•t ural fist, llrs, John Flgie, 51r, Thos. Stephenson. tloshen Iine. DIt. and Mrs. Alvin 11'ilhanhs. .leis, tinnier Medical uelyLke wi.s taken to Ida Williams. Mt and lis B. Barker !Tinton Hosp1t it rlorleiav anri Mr, and Mrs. John Diehl iiiil Flying t ic, r end Ales.Mervyn ye;, at Pottage- La Prairie. alter at the home if 1013'. and Mrs, 3111111 p •1I ting a month with tate form is 111nre, hast William street. 11111.4111, lir. and Mr,. l;,u Keyes, 11r. ]la's. W. G, Bruce and sol Ralph. Keyes has received h1 discharge.' ineardine, were visitors this week from the air levee and accepted a I tato visitors last week. a t tete house of her patents, 11It'. and positron ars geologist an he Berens s. Harry Stewart. mine 5511 utiles north of ]Winnipeg. ]nod condition t laly's winter coats tai ani. moved to his farm on 2nd .con. 1.1] maws; 1 Indy's spring cost, all -11-16. Ap- ply at. 'Ole News, FOR SALE h.p. gasoline engine, Gould, Shapley, Muir, good working order. Gordon Richard- son, liseee5eld, Phone aueres, $enforth. KIPPEN W.M.S. Holds October Meeting The W.M.S. and W. A. of St. Andrews United Church Held a joint meeting on Wed. afternoon Oct. 3. at the home of Mrs. Norman Long. Mrs. A. Monteith was in charge of the Meeting which opened by a hymn; followed with prayer by Ill's. Wm. Alexander, The scripture heading was taken by Mr's. Herbert Jon es. Twenty-one members an- swered the roll calf with the -text word "Thanksgiving." A letter was read by Mrs. Thomas Kay from Mrs, Toll of Blyth, - reminding the auxil- iary of the need of remembering the children by way of Mission Band work, and urging that they be furn- ished with World Friends magazine. Mrs. A. Gackstetter was elected as president of the Mission Band with Mrs. Wm, Alexander as assistant, Mrs, Harold Jones was in charge of the topic taken from the Study Book on Africa. This was followed by a closing hymn and the benedic- tion by Mrs, A. Monteith. -: The W. A. held a shoot business meeting in regards to, a fowl supper to be held at St, Andrew's United Church, the third week in October. A dainty lunch was then sevred by Circle No. 3. The congregation of St. Andrews ]United Church are holding their annual fall anniversary on Sunday, Oct. 21, at 11 a.m., ad 7 p.m. The guest speaker at She morning ser- vice will he Rev. IZ, A. Brook, of Hensall, Rev, - Albert Hinton, re- cently inducted minister of Kipper and Hills,green Pastoral charges, will be in charge of the evening service. Cpl. Glen Stamen of the RCB, who returned home on the New Am- sterdam last week after five years overseas, is visiting his mother, Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Butt. Mi•, and Mss. Alvin Ulch' and Mr.. . Clarence Bell of Windsor, visited re- cently with Mr. and :Mrs. N. Long. Mr. Edgar"Smith of Guelph spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs, John Jarrett, Mos. 'Smith who has spent a week with her parents returned to Guelph with him, Mr. and Mrs, Alec McMtu'trie and daughter of Toronto; spent the weekend with relatives here. Mr, and 1'drs. Fred. Parsons and of Stanley Township. The funeral was held on Tuesday from his hone and was very largely attended. The service being conducted by Rev, Albert Hinton of St. Andrew's United Church, Kippen, assisted by Rev. H. V Workman of Seaforth. Miss Jean h•ison sang a solo - c'The city four-square.t'. The pall bearers were: Archie Parsons, John Coch- rane, Wm. Hot ney, Allan - Johnson, Hugh McMu1 trie and 7. W. McLean. The flower beaters were: Robert. Day man, Robert Elgio, W. L. Mellis, Orville Workman, Wm. Deitz, Cliff Watsoi\; - L1zer:' Mousseau, Ivison- 'To•rance, Emmerson Kyle, Lloyd Weimer, Herbert Jones, Norman Long and Jaes Reid. Interment was in James Exeter cemetery, There passed away at her home in Hay township on Sunday, Oct. 75h, T llv Jean Forrest, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cooper Forrest at the age of eight year's and one week, after a brief illness of bronclhiiil pneum- onia. She is survived by lketr sorrow - in,(;' parents end three sister's, Ann, Betty and Bernice. A private funer- al was held,on Tuesda"• morning the service being conducted by Rev. Mr. Ferguson of Hensall Presbyterian Chinch, interment in FIensall Union cemetery. KIPPEN EAST Pte G. W. Valley of Edmonton, who - has been spending his leave - with relatives here, has returned to camp He was accompanied as far as St. Catheri» es by his wife and children, who Have been 'visiting here for the past month. Miss 11. Dalrymple of London visited over the weekend. with her father and other relatives. Mr, and Mrs. Thachurt and Mrs, Pierce of Clandehoye, visited - Mr. and Mrs. 1iobt, Dalrymple this week end. Theneighbors and friends wish to convey to Mr. Wm, Broarlfoot their - sincei•e sympathy in the tragic death of his little granddaughter, which, occurred in London, last week, Miss Janet Doig received a beau- tiful Dalmatian puppy as a Raft from her brother John. It. arrived by express from Gillctrte Wyoming, Mr. John C. Doig o:f :Detroit spent the weekend,; the guest of his mother. and sister Janet, BRODHAGEN, Mr. Louie Kahle of Detroit at the home of his sister, Mrs. Ed. Eickmer' and Mr..Eickrneir. •ant Cemetery, Toronto, Monday, Oct. St11. DANCE G.W.V.A., Seaforth SATURDAY,OCTO .13 BLACKIE DENOMME'S ORCHESTRA ADMISSION 50c iwuriewwwwwwwwwittAnowsi Hair Stylists Say WAVES AND CURLS Wear it high, or wear it. low FOR YOUR FALL PERMANENT May we suggest a FEATHER -TRIMMED CREAMY OIL PERM. Either Machine or Machineless I'rire'd from $5.00 9 1(i.n0 Others as low a.. t1,'ate We also specialize in Hair Styling, Finger Waving, Feather Cuts, Hot Oil & Bleck treatments PHONE 1:,2 N110'1811E! amity UtektfiglifUtetetneteletrarelliabiatetleftetifereftelf Shop Here's how you ia help speed LONG DI$TANCECAtZ THE lines are still loaded. Please continue to use Long Distance as sparingly and efficiently as you can. For instance: Do you use this sequence when placing an out-of-town 'call? It is important, saving both the operator's time and yours - the name of the city @first give 1'' ore toiling, you 2 number o4 the distant fat 11100 the jelephone.%hen theorator asks it, the nusebel °1 the .._ °p e tas ho ne (rose N lit . . 5 h.. . 4 r .hich You are coifing. a� You can help, too, by placing as many calls' as possible during off-peak hours: Before 9:30 a.m.; between 12 noon and 2:30; between 5 and 7 and after 9:30 p.m. Remember -Night rates begin at 6 p.m: J. M. GOODWIN Manager.