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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1960-01-08, Page 10_.:Atox.txt.,.osactu, svoovnt,-" QNT., 34s1uA1Y 1960 Notices • ••• **Mott WWI Charge.—Rethel, 10 11,M.; Cavan, 11;30 a.m.; Duff's, pren, -- Rev. W. H. Surumerell, , linalster. st.,,,Thomas' Anglican Church.- -,S Sueday School, 1,0:00 a.m.; Morn- • ing Prayer, 11:00 a.m.; Evensong, eees„ 7:00 p,m. Holy Communion first • Sunday Merniag of month and • third Sunday at 9:00 a.m--Rev. Donaldson, Rector. • Nontliside United Church.—Wor- ship, ' 11:00 a.m..; junior congrega- tion and uursery. attendants for the • smaller members of the congrega- tion. Parents, bring ,your whole • family to worship. Evehing Study • Gritinp, 7:00 p.m. We are follow- • ing a study in the Acts as a means of assisting the Church... _School teachers in their lesson ,prepara- tion. Please bring your Bible. Church School, 10:00 a.m.; Young • People's Fellowship, 8:15 p.m. ;le • 11111111111111111.1111111H1111111111111111111111 • I -• PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. D. Leslie Elder Minister H. A. KEMPSTER Organist and Choir Leader 10 A.M. CHURCH SCHOOL AND YOUTH FELLOWSHIP 11 A.M. "Sign Posts To God" Senior Choir -- Anthem: "LIFT UP YOUR HEADS" • (Hopkins) ,VESPE SERVICE "Demands, -For flisciple- ship' uniummumnplummummumm DORIS' BEAUTY SALON SEAFORTH ,..: ONTARIO Phone 373 'blue_ coal' Champion Stove and P, rnace Oil WILLIS DUNDAS DUND IS and LONEY P'.573 or 138 • ALL INDS INSURANCE W. E. OLITHGATE hone 334 -Res. 540 MAIN ST. •: SEAFORTII • 1 Newlyweds Are - Honored Guests Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Querengesser were entertained recently at a re- ception in, Brodbagen Hall, when they Were presented with a sub- stantial purse of money. About 60 friends and neighbors gathered at the Orange Hall, Sea - 'forth, to. honpr Evelyn Rivers on her recent marriage. Euchre was enjoyed, with prizes going to: lone hands, Mrs. Ed. Matthews; men's first, Les Meplure; men's couso- letion, Either Rivers; women's consolation, Isabelle Anderson. Following lunch a program was enjoyed, consisting as follows: Alice Ann Nixon, Christmas Car- ols; Angela Devereaux, piano sel- ections; Helen Elliott, Christmas Carols on "her accordian. Kenny Devereaux sang and accompanied himself on -his guitar. . Mr. Thomas Govenlock read the following address: "Dear Evelyn and Ivan: We, your neighbors and friends, have gathered here this evenir.g to welcome you, Ivan, to our commenity and to show our friendshirand appreciation to you, Evelyn, for your many kindnesses to us as neighbors. We7also wish to show our appreciation to youc Evelyn, for your faithfulness to your family for so many- years. "On behalf of your many friends who are gatheredhere this even- ing, I wish to extend to you our sincere best wishes for a long, happy and prosperous married life. "As a token of our esteem for you, Evelyn and Ivan, we esk you to accept these gifts presented to you by your friends and neigh- bors " Mr. -Dale Nixon and Mr. Gordon Elliott presented Evelyn and Ivan home of Mr, and Mrs, Frank R with a lovely coffee table and Kling were: Dr. eid Edmunds _Fellows', tomatching step -table. • elose, 111Yable and Mrs. W. L. Innis, Brantford Evelyn and Ivan responded in ,• Miss Ruth Anne Edniunds, Wood- welechosen weeds. The audiestock; Mr, and Mrs. John Ed- sangsce_o. e0. "For They Are Jolly Good 'fnuntreealid-ildr:' and Mrs. 'Robert _Fell Edmunds, Mitchell; Miss Helen eveningGoveneys-Sarnia,eand _Mr_ and ¥r . , Glenn Chesney and Barbara, of WILLING WORKER'S 4-H CLUB London. The sixth meeting of the Sea- Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Taman, of forth Willing, Workers 4-H Club Toronto, were holiday visitors of was held last Tuesday at the home Mr. and Mrs, Roy McGeoch in of Emily Elliott. Mrs. G, Elliott Egmondville. discussed plans for a skit and a I Mrs.' Mary Hildebrand has re - future demonstration for "Achieve- turned home after spending the ment Dy," She also gave home Christmas holidays at Kitchener. . Mosher, assignments to the various mem-Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd • hers.. The girls then worked Patsy and Brenda, of Senitar, Que- on their shoe packs made of corduroy bec, visited between Christmas and or velveteen. 'New Year's with Mrs and Mrs. Glen Steffen. Mr. and PerS"A. J. Wright and family and Mrs. Alex Wright spent Sunday with Mr. andedirs. Morley Wright alid"Vaby in Hamilton. Guess with Mr. and Mrs. J. A, Westcott for New Year's included.: Mr,. and Mrs, Gerald Weber, Lon- don; Mrs. E. Weber and Miss Car, men Weber, Stratford; 'Miss Mar- lene Weber, Mr. Ray Bougrey, Miss Deanna Weber and Mr. Don Scafe, London; and Mr. • Clare Westcott, Bridget and 'Christopher, Toronto. • •--- Dr. and Mrs. Stewart Crouch, of Toronto, were -guests of Mrs. James G. Mullen. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Laudenbach were: Miss Marion Laudenbach, Santa Monica, Cali- fornia; Mr. and Mrs: Joe Lauden- bach and David, Don Mills; Mr. and Mrs. Mike Lautlenbach, To- ronto, and Mr. and Mrs. 'John Laudenbach, Sarnia. Sgt. and Mrs. Harry Earle and family, of Ottawa; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gemmell and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Haney and family spent Christmas with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Earle, and their brother, George. . Mie and Mrs. Alex McGregor and sons, John and Dooglas, Mrs, William Workman, Mr. and Mrs. Winston Workman and son, Wil- liam, of Kippen,. and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bowerman, of Listowele were guests on New Year's Day with Mrs. J. McGregor and Mrs. E. Butt. Recent guests of Mrs. Mae Dor- rance were: Mr. and Mrs. Nelsen Govenlock, Waterford; ittre.„ and Mrs. Harry Blayney, Susan, Janet, Shirley and Carol, of Simcoe; Mr. and Mre. S. L. Phillips and Rea, of Londone,Mrs. J. M. Govenlock, Clinton; John and Stan G. Dor- rance, of Chatham; Mr. and Mrs. M. H. McKenzie, Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs. Byron Brown end Steph- en, Mr. J. L. Govenlock and Miss Joan Govenlock, of Toronto. Mrs. Rintoul, of Blyth. was a guest of Mrs. Alex Wright this. week. Miss Margaret Grieve, Oakville, spent the holidays with Mrs. Jas. G' nd M "a" d Mr F d LOCAL BRIEFS • News Of Walton ° Vesper Service Holiday Feature Ms. Bert Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. George Shaw and Mr. W. A. Lang- ford, of London, ad Mr. Bert Shaw, of Ottawa, spent Christmas with Mr. and- Mrs. R. J. Boussey.. •itirs. James McDougall, of New Liskeaed, visited her mother, Mrs. Hugh Alexander, during the Christ- mas holiday. Mr. John Weber, of Toronto, is in town .visiting old acquaintances and friends over the Christmas and New Year's holidays, and is staying at the home of Mrs. J,an Fortupe, Seaforth. Christmas guests with Mr. and Mrs. John Hotham, Wilson Street, were: Mr. and Mrs. John L. Hoth- am • and family, of Windsor; Mr, and Mrs, C. E. LaithWaite and family, of Goderich; Mr. and Mrs. Dungen-, Cooper, of Kippen, and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Cooper and Barbara Ania, of Hensale Mr. Alan Wright, of London, spent Christmas with his mother, Mrs. Alex Wright. Mrs. Mae Dorrance left last week to speed the -winter with her daughter, Mrs. M. H. McKenzie, and Mr. McKenzie, in Oshawa. Mrs. Helen Bolton and David have returned from Detroit where they spent Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Boussey and Bill spent New Year's in Wind- sor. Mr. Roy McGeocb, Egmondville, •had the misfortune the day be- fore Christmas to fall ,briethe ice as he got out of his car. ,He was taken to - Scott Memorial Hdspital, for X-rays, and ,has been confin- ed to the house for a week. Miss Bonnie Weiglund, of Downs- view, spent Christmas and New Year's holidays at Seaforth, visit- ing Miss rarbard. Davy and Miss Margaret Elliott. ' Among New Year's guests at the - Agnes Scott A TRIBUTE Her life an inspiration rare, A life of service and of prayer; Eaeh day so full of kindly deeds, Happy fulfilling others'. needs. So oft she trudged the second mile, Always found time to chat a while; Her voice, her smile, now both are gone, i Thank. God her influe,ncelingers on 1., She sacrificed, she gave ber best, How peacefully she looked 'at rest; Her work on earth was done, well . done, , We are her debtors—everyone. Orr.../...........1•Waer41,••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••111.....1 EGMONDVILLE UNITED CHURCH • DR. J. SEMPLE, Minister Lyle Hammond • Organist - Choir Leader Maiming Theme: ,"When He Thought 'Thereon . What? —8 P.M. — ' Young People's Union • SPECIAL,COURSE A Year With the Bibl shidy cirtmcu &mom, — 10 A.M. Join the vowing School. • Attendance Sundey-112 SEE YOU IN CHURCH . The Children's friend -in very truth, A pattern and a guide for youth; Those busy hands, a cultured mind, A heart of gold, and so refined. I wish that I could put down here A word that somehow would bring cheer To those her own, who now bereft, Will find life strong since mo er left. JOHN, BEATTIE LEMON'S TAXI and PARCEL SERVICE All Passengers Insured PHONES: CECIL DAVE 676 675 -414444444.44444414/4,0.044,44 W. C. COKE Insurance Agency Egmondville, Ont. P.O. Box 476 -- Seaforth Telephone 458 JANUARY SALE • OUTSTANDING_ VALUES ON MANY ITEMS IN THE STORE! Check them NOW during this Special tale Larone's STATIONE.RY : GIFTS SEAFORTH r eve a r. n s. re E. Willis. Mrs. Nellie Henderson spent Christmas and New Year's in De- troit, Flatrock and' Trenton, with her niece, Mrs. Margaret Morris, and daughters. Mr. and•Mrs. M. McKellar spent the holiday week with Rev. and Mrs. It, H. Williams and family at Mount Clemens, Michigan. They returned to Seaforth last week- end, accomparlied by the 'Willia'ms family, who remained for the weekend, returning home Tuesday. • Mr. and Mr. Doug Knowles and two children, of ToroeteseeSpent. Christmas with Mrs. ,Margaret Sclater and Mr. and Mit. Louis Hemberger. Is. Sclater return- ed with them to Toronto for a week, Miss Donelda Adamwho spent the Christmas holidgys with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ad- ams, returned on Monday to re- sume her duties at McCurdy School, RCAF, Centralia. Mrs. J. Leslie Cox and Miss Dorothy Cox, Kirkland Lake; Mrs. W. C. Sinclair and Miss Dotothy, Marquis, Clinton, were holiday guests with Mrs. Peter Moffat and Miss Annette" uSinclair. • Mr, A. W.; Corby, Mise .Nancy Corby and Mrs. Alma Pinkney spent Nees ;Year's with the lat- ter'e mother, Mrd. Latera Jermyn, Bressels. Christmas holiday.. visitors et the home of Mr. ad Midi. T. J., Flynn were: Mr. and Mrs. 0. IL Ferguson, Mr. Irvin .-Sehenk Mtge Gail darnpbell, TOronte; dies. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Yeo, Bin and il' Thelma Bromley Kitchener, and Gordon, of Clinton. Miss Neil Whatten, who spent the past month with Mr. ,and Mrs. Reg. Kerslake, has returned to Toronto. Sponsored Mr. D. Douglas Wilson, of To- ronto, spent New Year's with his cousins, Miss Jeanette Wilson and Mrs. D. McCuaig, eir, Ken' Moore, .of Sarnia,'Spent the leolidays with his Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Moore, in Eg- mondville. • Miss Nancy .Corby returned to Belle River Saturday to continue her studies at school there. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Flynn spent the New Y,ear's holiday in Toronto visiting relatives and friends, re, turnhig home Monday, Mrs. Robert Slnith, John Street, is a patient- it Scott Memorial Hospital. • Mr, and Mrs. Norman Gillatly and family were -recent visitors with Mrs, H. V. Workman. Mrs. Alvin McDonald and daugh- ter, Lyn, of Brussels, are spend- ing a few days thisweek with Mrs. H. V. Workman. W.I. NOTES The January meeting of Seaforth Women's Institute will be held on Tuesday, Jan 12, at 2:15 p.m.; at the home of Mrs. Graham Kerr. This is the Education meeting, convened by Mrs. J. Keys and Mrs. L. Pierce. Roll call will be -answered by "How parents can help teachers". The motto is, "We must teach the whole child, dliyel- cal, Mental, emotionels-Secial and spiritual; _unless they are 'balanc- ed, we can't expect them to learn." Lunch committee is Mrs. J. Mc- Gregor, Mrs, M. Hudson, Mrs. J. Hillebrecht and Mrs. G. McKen- zie. Seaforth Women's. Institute are sponsoring a leatherctaft course on January 19, 20 and 21. The. course will, commence -Jan_ 19, at 1 p.m. Anyone who wishes to.take this course may contact Mrs. Har- •eld Hugill or Mrs; Gprden Papple-. FIRST CHURCH -LADIES' AID Miss Jean Scott presided at the January meeting of the Ladies' Aid of First Presbyterian Church on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Wil- fred Coleman .opened the meeting with a poem, "The Way To a Hap- py New Year." After the minutes and correspondence were read by the secretary, Mrs. H. Whyte, the treasurer's repOrt was read by Mrs.', W. E. Butt, which showed a very successful year. A moment' of silence was ob- served in memory.of Mrs. Agnes Scott, a past president and greatly respected active worker, for many years., A lovely piano tide by Mrs. McGregor and Miss Jessie Fraser was much enjoyed. Rev. D. L. Elder was guest speaker for the meeting and chose as his subject, "Down At -the Foun. tain," bringing, many thoughts of inspiration for the New YeareMrs. Messenger moved a vote of thanks to Rev. Elder_and to the ladies for their musical 'number. As this is the year of the 60th Jubilee of the Ladies' Aid, a com- mittee -was formed to plan a spe- cial, meeting for the fall, to cele- brate ,this anniversary occasion. A social time followed, and lunch was served by the executive. Officers for 1960 are. president, Miss Jean Scott; first vice-presi- dent, Mrs. W. A. Wright; second vice -presidents -Mrs. E. Geddes,; secretary, Mrs. H. Whyte; treas- urer, Mrs. Ivy Butt; pianist, Mrs, McGregor; .flower convener, -Mrs... H. E. Snfith; buying committee, Mrs. Butt, Miss Belle Campbell and Mrs. -H. Leslie,; press sec- retary, Mree-R. Kerslake; group leaders: • South, Miss J. Fraser, Mrs. H. H. Leslie; East, 'etre Townsend, Mrs. C. Reeves; North, Mrs. E. Andrews, Mrs. F. Smale and Mrs. W, Ross; country group, Mrs. W. Coleman, Mrs. Messen- ger and Mrs. T. W. McMillan. s • • GROUP HI, WA The first Meeting of the New Year for Group 3 of the WA of Northside Church was held at the home Odeldee. Art Wright, John St., with fie members and thee visi- tors present. Mrs. Glenn Steffen opened .the meeting with a poem, "Another Chance." Routine busi- ness -was conducted by the presi dent,„Mrs. W. Bradshaw, when it was decided -CO carry on with the Sunshine bags for 1960. The devotimeal part of the pro- gram was inOdharge of Mrs. Stef- fen and opened with a poem, "A New Year Wish." Mrs. Steffen read the scripture lesson from Matthew 5, Mrs. N. Knight led in prayer, Helen Elliott favored with several accordian selections and was much enjoyed. Mrs. J. Michels was guest speak- er and told of her coming to Can- ada in 1951, her trip back to Ger- many in 1956 and customs in Weat- ern Germany. Helen Elliott ac- compahied the singing of.a hymn, and the benediction Iclosed the meeting. ,ZION • The Canadian Giris he Training, assisted by the Young People's Un - i(}11, held their annual Chriatmas Vesper service in the auditorium of the church Sunday evening with Mrs. E. McCreath and Miss Don- na Smith in charge. Miss Aileen Williamson acted as organist and played carols prior to the service. The processional hymn and 'Call to Worship were followed with the anthem, "Bring a Torch," an old French 17th century carol, by the choir. "That First Christmas" was told in choral reading, the solo 'part taken by Misa Donna Smith. "Make Christmas Live Today" • was told by Fred Uhler, Mary Lou ' Kirkby, Barry Hoegy, Bob Hous- ton, Mari Johnston and Anne Achilles. The candle -lighting ser- vice was conducted by Barbara Turnbull, Ruth Ritchie and Mar- ian Turnbull. During the service the cougregation joined' the choir ip singing Christmas carols. Rev. W. M.- Thomas pronounced 'the • • Christmas guests who have re- turned to their duties are: Herb Kirkby, to Qntario Art College, Toronto; Ronald Ennis, to Western University,- London; Wayne Mc - 'Michael, to Windsor; Gerald Dres- sel, to Hamilton; Glen Oliver, Medical School, Western Univers- ity; Murray Kirkby,Fort Credit; Ian Kirkby, Scarboro; • Olen e Dun- ,das, Etobicoke; Elizabeth, McGav- in, Kitchener; Kenneth Ryan, to Ridgetown. Mrs. Margaret Humphries ie at present visiting with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and,Mrs. Hor- ace Rutledge, London. • Mr. george Kirkby and Beverly, of Brussels, spent a few days with relatives here, Mr. and Mrs. • R. Nelson 'anti- family, of Vancouver, are. guests .at_thejmnie of the latter's parents, Mr. and Ws: E-ar-r-Mr-a-ta-orr,` and ether relatives. Mr. and , Mrs. George Flewitt, Marian 'and Fred, of Tuckersmith, and William Broadfoot, of Sunder- land, were New Year's guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Broadfoot. Mr. George McArthur iinderwelet an operation in Stratford 'General Hoepital last week. New Year's guests at the home. of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ritchie, were: Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Smith Molesworth; Mr. and Mrs. Charlek Smith and family, Belgrave; Mr. and Mrs. William Smith and fam- ily and Mr. and °Mrs. Jim Smith and family, Grey townships asad Miss Esther Hill, of 'ngham. benediction. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Roney and family with Mr. a fl Mrs. Leo Wernham, Denfield, for New Year's, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roney With Mr. and Mrs. Bert Tubb, Logan. Mr. -and Mrs. Harold Thiel and family and Mr. Austin Lannin with Mr. and Mrs. Morley Lannin for New Year's. Mr. and Mrs. George Pepper, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Pepper and Dennis, Mx. and Mrs. Lawrence Barker and family, Mr. Dalton 'Balfour and Mr, and Mrs. George Moore joined them all for the eve- ning. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Annis and family with their aunt, Miss M. Miller, Staffa. Mr. and Mrs, Ross Gordon, Don- na -and Barr,y, Mr. H. Gordon, Mr. Clarence Cully and Miss Mary E. -Graham, Dresden, visited Mr. and um Hatton • Malcolm -'-or New War's. Barry Stayed—over With the ball ter madam Express Thanks • . For Home Gifts Harvey c. Johnston, Huron County Home superintendent, in a statement this week, expressed the thanks of the residents of the Home to all 'who helped make Christmas a happy season at the Home. Christmas has come and gone again, he said, butthe re idents of the County Home were t for- gotten A number sett( part of the day with relatives o friends. Then there was the usual number of 'concerts and enterta1spments provided . by different ,organiza tions who visited the Home. For several days alinoet . 300 • cards -came to the Home. Those who entertained and pro- vided treats were: Evangelical Church at Zurich; Ladies from the RCAF; Station at Clinton;,Seaforth Lions Club, the Salvation Army at Goderielte-Sergeants' Mess of the RCAF:Clinton; the CGIT of Varna United Church; _Blue' Belles and J.A. of Clinton; the- Pentecostal' Church of Exeter; Blyth Women's Institute, and Christmas carol singing by the Wesley -Willis Unit, ed Church Young People's Union on Christmas Eve. The Blyth United Church WA and the Brownie Pack of the RCAF Sta- tion provided treats, as well as many organizations that remem- bered those from their own dis- trict. ' Aylmer' Review Describes Career The year-end review of Aylmer Canners made reference to James Francis Eckert, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Eckert, R.R. 1, Sea - forth. Mr. Eckeet is area man- ager of the company at Simeoe. The review says: He was born and educated in Seaforth, and is graduate of Business College and De La Salle Extension University in Business Management. "Ile joined the Company in 1939 as secretary to the Western Dis- trict Supervisor. He has held re- sponaible positions at Strathroy and Ridgetown.-Prior to dhis ep- dointment as area inailager, Sim- coe, early this yearhe Was West- ern District Supervisor. "Mr. Eckert is married and has four sons and four daughters. He 'served with •the RCAF from 1.941.- 45." CONSTAN NEWS, OF THE WEAK Mr. and Mrs, Robert Dalton and; Mr. and 1VIrs.'Gesirge lioggart, ac- companied by, Mr. and 1Virs. C. Dalton, of Seaforth, are Beendik a couple of weeks in Florida. Mr. and *Mrs. Dale Co; of Thamesford, spent a feW days with Mr. and Mrs. Bahil Horniek. Miss Joy Montgomery and Miss Beulah Woods, of Anderson, In, diem, returned after spending the Christmas holidays at Joy's par- ental home, Mr. and Mrs. Clar- ence Montgomery. Mr. and Mrs, Howard Preszcator and family and Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Grimoldby spent New Year's Eve with Mr. send NITS. Charles' Gran- ville at Crediton. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Grimoldby spent New -Year's Day with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Betties, Paul and Gary, of Winthrop. Mr. and Mrs. John 'Whyte and son, Jeffery, of Oshawa, were New Year's guests with the former's parents, ,Mr., and Mrs. W. L. Whyte. Mr. and- MI* Charles Dexter spent New YeaAnsDay with Mr. and 'Mrs. William Jewitt and fam- ily. Mr. and Mrs. George McIllwain and-faitilly spent New Year's 'D'a' with the latter's parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. Kingswell, of Goderich. Mr. and 'Mrs.. Borden Brown, Joyce and Elaipe spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Brig- harh and Lenore, of Chesley, Mrs. Bert Riley and Mr. Ross Riley and daughter, of Cromarty, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley and daughter. Mrs. Ken Thompson and Mr. Tom -Broome,, who'Were patients in Scott Memorial Hospital, came home Tuesday. We hope they will continue to improve. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ball and family, of Auburn; Mr. and Mrs. Austin Dexter and Mr. and Mrs. John Sanderson, Sylvia and Elmer, of Blyth; Mr. and Mrs. Nelson McClure and Clayton, of near Sea - forth, spent'New Year's Day with. Mr. end Mrs. WilmeiGlousher and Stewart: - Fireside Farm Forum Fireside Farm Forum inerltddrle, day evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Howatt with 17 adults present. The 'number of farmers have been reduced. 20 per Cent. in the last 15 years, but by being more proficient they pro- duce more more than formerly, the forum declared. - Part time offearm employment does net help agriculture, his farm or iindrcivemehts,elint does help 'his paying ability. Forum mem- bers did notcfavor government or farm organizations having control of their busieess, but would, if necessary, favor farm organize - don rather than_the government, in order to help plan the agricul- ture of the future. • Mrs.' George Carter invited the forum for the next meeting. Win- ners at euchre were: games, high,. Mrs: Eric Anderson and Harvey Taylor; lone' hands, Mrs. George Carter and Joseph Babcock; con- solation, Mrs. Don Buchanan and. Mrs. Alex Riley. Logan Holds Inaugural Meet -The inaugural meeting of Logan township cOuncil was held with all members present, The meeting was opened with prayer by the Rev. H. M. Wright, •of Monkton United Church. The members of 'council subscribed to • the oath of office and got down to business ht hand. • The treasurer reported that -at December 15, 1959, there were $17,- 000.00 taxes outstanding and was instructed to continue the levy with the same authority as pre- vious; $71,028.09 having been spent on township roads in 1159, Reeve 'Wilfred Krauskepf and -Clerk K. J. Reaney were author- ized to' make application to -the Ontario Department of Highways for the statutory grant. 'The 1960 salaries were set with drily minor changes being made. Frank Dill was appointed repre- sentative to the Mitchell Fair Board. Road accounts totalling $521.02, and general account amounting to $383.88, were order- edepaid. The meeting adjourned to meet again February 1 at 1 p.m. EGMONDVILLE We regret to learn that %Mrs. (Dr.) Semple sustained a fracture of her shoulder in a. fall at her home, • • A well -attended service was held at Eginandville Unted •Church on Tuesday everihig at the Utiveripst, Week of Prayer meeting, When Rev. H. Denaldaon, of St, Thomas' Anglican Church, was guest min- ister. ' Holiday visitors with Mr. and -Mrs. Andrew Houston were Mrs. Lorne Weir and Mr. and Mre. Howard Weir, all of Detroit, Mich. We arc. pleased fo learn that Mrs. John McLachlan is recover. Ing from het recent illnere DUBLIN Mr. and Mrs. Bill Evans and children, Chippewa, with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Evans. Dr. and Mrs. Frank Stapleton and -Children, ,Galt, with Mr. and Mrs. William Stapleton. Mr. Joe Maloney, London, with Mr. Pat Maloney and Mrs. M. Schulman. Mr......Rebbie Stapleton has re- turned to St. Jerome's High School, ,Kitchener; Neil Stapleton to O.A. College, Guelph, and Ken- neth Stclpleton, to Ryerson Instie ttfte, Toronto. Miss Beatrice Murray ,and Miss Shirley Horan have resumed teach- ing at Brantford. Mr. Glenn Butters, London; with Mr. and Mrs. Torn Butters. Messrs. Don and Ken 'MacRae at Parkhill. , Mr. •and Mrs. Jerry ;11layman and c ildren- have returned to their ome in Deep River. Mi%s Mae Kelly, Sebitigvile, withl Miss Cecelia, Feenn PREIDJ FELLOWSHIP GROUP The-Eit ide Fellowship group attended- the Egmondville prayer meeting on Tuesday and later met at the church for the regular meet- ing and lunch. Mrs. F. R. Cosford opened the eting and conducted the busi- ness. The secretary read the min- utes The next ,meeting will be held at the home'of Misses Bessie and Margaret Grieve..• nun moss MEETING • The regular meeting of the Red Cosa Society Will be held Fri- day, January 8 at a o'clock, la the- Librate rooms. speMertC. aid s. deIVIni%re!WiCthtite r!4ix)tnlit daughter and etindrelaW, Mr. arid- 1Virs. Ken. Preszcator, and Satur- day Mr. and Mrs, Preszcator spent the .clay with Mr. and Mrs. Hill, Master David remaining for bole, days and Miss Linda rernainigg for the holiday with 1V1r, and Mrs. Mervin Webb, of Dashwood. Mrs and Mrs. Joe Riley,: ,Mr, Woods and Debbie, of Ajax, spent Tenodxn Itapr1§io.:roafnkciiRintoeny. and Doug-. las and Mr. and Mrs. Rpbert Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lawson and Reg and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Law- son spent Saturday with Mrs. Alice Lawson and Bob in Tuchersmith. C ristmas visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Wm. '.Tewitt and family. were: last Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cunningham, of Au- burn; Christmas Day; , Mr. and Mrs. John Jewitt,'Lendeshoro, Mr. and Mrs. C. Dexter, of the village, and Mr. Bill Dowson, Varna; Sat- urday evening: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley and Doug apd Mr, and Mrs. Joe Riley; ,and on Mon- day, Mr. and Mrs, Jewitt and Miss Janice Jewitt and Mr. end Mrs. Charles Dexter visited with Mr. andMrs.andm Austinr.- sDBexptrdere,nofth 13rQBlyym: Mr. Joyce and Elaine spent Christmas dinner with the former's, mother, Mrs. Sarah Brown, and with the tatter's sister, Mrs. George Camp- bell and Mr. Cazhebell, all of Hanover. Mr. and Mrs, Earl Lawson spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr. E P. Warren and daughters, of London. and FUEL OIL NI Hart Phone 784 : Seaforth 00RIremlaAwit' • Insured; Passengers Phone 149 SEAFORTH janillarY SPECIAL Peril: ROBERT'S House of Beauty Phone, 493 Seaforth: For Cleaner Burning Order a 'fantail:id of Texaco Fuel Chief NO SMOKE — NO ODOR Representative: WALDEN & BROADFOOT Phone 686.W SEAFORTH : ONTARIO We write all lines of • INSURANCE - Fire Auto ,Wind Liability and Life Planufacturers Life , Insurance Johi(A. Cardio Successor to _.WATSON REID Phone 214 : Seaforth. We can install a NEW FURNACE in your home and not leave you without heat for more Than Five Hours! GAS - OIL - COAL or WOOD EXAMPLE: A Standard Installation for six -room bungalow, 'GAS FURNACE; • completely installed S475.00 Call Seaforth 585 for Free Estimates GINGERICH'SSALES & SERVICE Ltd. PAY FOR THIS. WITH YOUR GAS BILL CAROL LYN SHOP. sEAFohti SALE CONTINUES BOYS' andGIRLS' LINED JEA —4 -'61. 2.39 GIRLS' WOOL, PLAID and CORDUROY DRESSES — Reg. up to 8.95 • Now 6.79 LADIES? PLAID CORDUROY SLACKS • -1te. 5.95 ' Now 4.79 FLANNELETTE.. 'GOWNS and PYJ AS 20%Off WOOL DUSTERS — Authentic tartans .20% Off DRESSES -- Wools and Magic Crepes _ 722l,4 7.95 This Week At Seaforth Arena and COMMUNITY CENTRE FRIDAY— SKATING — 8:00 to 10:00 p.m. Admission: 25b and 35e SATURDAY— SKATING — 2:00 to 3:30 p.m. Admission: 10c • Bantam 4pfl Midget Hockey —7- 8:30'pat. TEEN TOWN — Hall MONDAY, -JAN. 11th— ' Seaforth Shoes vs. Winthrop 8:30 p.m. Admission: 25c and 50c • • THURSDAY, JAN. 14thL-- STRATFORD vs. SEAFORTH — Junior "C" Thlo,sPnee 4r.Ontributed through the courtesy of . . • 4 4., 1. UNION COMPANY 0 F CA NADA„ 1AMITED SEAFORTH ONTARIO „,. • .