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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1960-01-22, Page 8s. ^** 1 t E QS TQTt SEAFORT$, ONT., JAN JAxt'Sf`22; ` 1WiH1111MiMtwi!Iillllntatiolillgl Inst PRESBY TERI AN R BYTERIAN CHURCH• Rei `. Leslie Elder Minister ' ik . A. KEMPSTER Organist and Choir Leader f 10 A.M,. f'x TU. RCH SCHOOL AND YOUTH FELLOWSHIP 11 A.M. "The Everlasting Hills" Senior Choir — Anthem "Eyes Have Not Seen" 4:30 P.M. — VESPER SERVICE "Guarding the Deposit" SOLO: "Teach Me to Pray, Lord" Mrs., Frank Kling 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 EGMONDVILLE UNITED CHURCH DR. J. SEMPLE, Minister Lyle Hammond Organist- Choir Leader ..Morning Subject: "The Whitest Part of the Church's White Field" Dedication Service SUNDAY SCHOOL YOUNG PEOPLE'S UNION C.G.LT. Every Family a Part of This Great Service. + 7:30_P.M. Filmstrip: "The Story Of Our Bible" Pilgrim Press. A FILM YOU NEED TO SEE + 8:30 P.M. PEOPLE'S Congrational Meeting JANUARY 27th — 8 YOUNG UNION p.m. LEMON'S TAXI and PARCE •:•SER C All Passengers Insured- E MOMS :, CECIL DAVE 676 675 For Cleaner Burning Order a TankfuR of Texaco.. Fuel Chief NO SMOKE — NO ODOR Representative: WALDEN ' & BROADFOOT Phone 686-W SEAFORTH ONTARIO I and 'FUEL OIL iNnL M. 'Hart Phone 784 , : Seaforth Church Notices' McKillop United Charge.- --B etieI, 10 a.m.; Cavan, 11:30 a.m.; Duff's, 2 p.m. — Rev.- W, H. Summerell, Minister. St. Thomas' Anglican Clburch.— Sunday School, 10:00 a,m.; Morn- ing Prayer, 11:00 a.m.; Evensong, 7:00 p.m,. Holy Communion first Sunday morning of month and third Sunday at 9:00 a.m.—Rev. H. Donaldson, Rector. HARLOCK Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Don McNall on the arrival of their baby daughter last Friday, We are glad to hear that Mrs. Em erson Hesk was able tg.return home from the hospital on Sun- day. O.E.S. Sponsors Euchre Event, On Thursday, Jan. 14, Seaforth Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star held a successful euchre. The prize winners were: ladies, first, Mrs. W. R.•Kinsman; lone hands, 'Mrs. Ruby Bethune; consolatioan, Miss Jean Scott;.. men, first, A. Baker; lone hands, S. McBrien; consolation, Jimmy Glew. Inthe draw for the cake, Mrs. W. Blair was the lucky winner. REAL ESTATE CHANGE" Joseph McConnell, representing John Bosveld. Real Estate, an- nounced this week that the farm of Anthony Van Loon had been sold to his g son-in-law, Rodger HOanert, and that Mr. Van Loon had purchased a farm on conces- sion 6, Hullett, from Ken Thomp- son. The Van Loon farms are lo- cated on lot 5, .con. 1, Byllett, and lot 26, con. 1, Tuckersmith. 'Winthrop Defeats St..Columban 7.3 Winthrop Warriors defeated St. Columban 7-3 in a game played Monday night. Winthrop pled 3-2 at the end of the first period, and 4-3 at the en.d of the second. The Warriors rapped in three unan- swered goals in the third period. George Love and Ron McClure led the Winthrop attack with two goals each. Singles were counted by Tom Love, Bill Kerr and Ray Powell. Std, Columban goals were scored by Allan Butters, Glen But- ters and Jin Malone. The group standings, including game to January 18, are: GP WLTF A P St. Columban . 7 2. •5 0 39 60 4 Winthrop 6 5 '0. 1 45 21 11 Seaforth ' 10 5 4 1 50 55- 11 Monkton 5 4 1 0 44 18 8 Lucknow 5 3 2 0 32 24 6 Columban . 7 2 5 0 39 60 4 Blyth 3 1 2, 0 20 18 2 Teeswater 6 0 6 0 23 58 0 Win Prizes " At LOBA • Euchre ' •'Winners at a successful euchre held by the L.O.B.A. Monday eve- ning were: ladies: most games, Mrs.. William Austin; lone hands, Mrs. Ephriam Clarke; consolation, Margaret Sinclair gentlemen: most games, Secord McBrien; lone hands, Albert O'Reilly; conso- lation, John' 'Tremeer, 111: We write" all lines of INSURANCE p'ire� M Auto Wind Liability and Life Manufacturers Life Insurance John -A. ,Cardno Successor to WATSON & REID Phone 214 : Seaforth 14-0; Ia, EUCH.RE Orange Hall, Seaforth Wednesday, Jan. 27th • Admission 40'Cents LUNCH SERVED — 'EVeryone Welcome ! EUCHRE & DANCE FRIDAY, JAN. 22nd 8:30 p.m. SEAFORTH Community Centre Sponsored by ,' Seaforth Women's Institute NORRIS ORCIiESTRA Lunch'Provided — Admission 75c EVERYONE WELCOME! "roues-: Meed.. Irra --E ndv►ilie The regular meeting of the WA and Wti 1S -•of Egniondville United Church' was held in the Sunday School room of the church with a good atte,ndanee. Mrs. Elmer Cam- eron opened the meeting. It was decided to leave the printing of the program to the program con- vener. The agriculture banquet for January 21 was discussed. A dona- tion was asked for "Sing -Time," but this matter is to be left till after the annual. meeting. The treasurer's report was giv- en by Miss Mae Smith. Receipts showed $2,593.20, leaving a bal- ance in the bank of $464.82. The meeting was taken over by - the WMS president, Miss ,Frances Houston; who opened themeeting by all repeating the 90th' 'Psalm in pnison. Miss Houston gave a reading, "A Gift For the New Year," followed by prayer. The autumn rally was discussed and the majority were for morning and afternoon. The following secretaries gave their reports: Literature, Mrs: Leonard Strong; associate mem- bers, Mrs. Elmer Stephenson; Mis- sion Band supt., Mrs. .,T'orni n IVlao- Leaan; recording' sec,, Mrs. Earl Pappie. The treasurer's report was read by Mrs. Roy McGonigle, showing a substantial 'sum, land had raised their° allocation. Rev. Dr. Semple tenducted the installationof officers for the WA and WMS, He gave a talk and wel- comed all new members. Rev. Mr, Semple closed with prayer, after which.a delieious lunch was serv- ed. OBITUARIES MRS. FRANK McCUTCREON The 'sudden death occurred in Brussels about 10:30 Tuesday morning of -Gwen Hugill, wife of Frank McCutcheon, in her 28th year. . Mrs. McCutcheon, who had 'not been in the best of health for near- ly a year, had undergone an op- eration at Stratford General, Hos- pital and was thought to be re - i covering. She had spent the week- end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hugill, in Seaforth; and returned to her home in Brussels Monday evening. Death occurred the following morning. She is sur'ived by her husband to whom she was married in 1949, and two young children, Cheryl, 6,. and Blaine;/.3., She is also survived by her parents, Mr..and Mrs. J. T. Hugill, Seaforth; a brother, Laverne Hugill, McKillop; tWo sis; ters, Mrs. George ,Miller and Miss Karen Hugill, and her grandfath- er, Fred Cook, of Seaforth. Funeral services will take:p,place from the' Rann Funeral Paine, Brussels, on Friday at two o'clock, with interment following in Brus- sels cemetery. •D.H.S• Aflnual AT - HOME' FridayJanuary 29th *erne: "STARDUST" Music by. Johnny Downs aid his, Orchestra ADMISSION — $2.50 PER COUPLE By Invitation Only Pei ons wishing Invitations: PLEASE CALL 198 '--• THE SCHOOL • PARR LINE • FARM FORUM Parr Line' Farm Foruin; held at the home' of ,Mr. and Mrs. Stew- art Blackwell, discussed "Adjust- ment Through Farm Credit.' • A majority of the members felt that the new Farm Credit Act meets the needs. However,, some felt the interest on. -large loans would 'be burdensome, and that too much collateral was need. The group believes that each. farmer is an individual case and that supervised credit should be given to those not able to obtain credit. A small percentage of far- mere' in this area, would not quali- fy because of age or lack of down payment. Euchre winners were: ladies, Mrs. Ross Love and Mrs. Charles, Robinson; men, Keith Love,and Glen Weido, The next meetinwill. be at' the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon ' Coleman. The: employer had lost his patience. "Look here, Jones,', he 'said, meeting the incoming em- ployee, "how is it that you are never on time any more?" The employee hesitated, "Well, boss,' -he finally said, "it's really your 'fault in a way. You've drill- ed use thoroughly on overwatch- ing the clock there, that I've Jost the habit' of watching it at home.". PERCY GARRICK Cromarty durch Congregation teas Successful Year Th annual meeting of Cromar- ty Pgresbyterian Church was held in the basement of the church on Thursday afternoon. The meeting opened with a devotitinal meeting by •Rev. S. Kerr. Mr. Kerr was appointed to act as chairman for the meeting. The minutes of the last annual meeting were read by the secre- tary, Lloyd Miller. In ,the absence of the clerk of the session, the ses- siop report was read by T, L. Scott. A very encouraging report of tie year's standing was given by the treasurer, Tom Laing. The auditors' report was given by El- don Alien. The report of the Women's Mis- sionary Society ,was read by,, the secretary, Mrs. T. L. ',Scott: Mrs. William Harper read the WMS-fin- ancial report; Mrs: Ken McKellar read the 'Ladies' Aidfinancial re- port and also gave the secretary's report -in the 'absence of Mrs. Jno. Wallace. T. L. Scott reach, the cemetery report; Mrs., T. L. Scott gave the Sunday School report. The, Marion Ritchie Evening Aux- iliary:. ux-iliary . report was given by Mrs. Gerald Carey Mks. Carter Kers- lake" Teported fcf the Children of the Church, and?the CGIT and Ex- plorer's reports *ere given, by Mrs..T; L. Scott. .The trustee report' was read, by Andrew McLachlan. The Cra Roll report was - given by Mrs. Carter Kerslake. Three members appointed to the managing board are Nelson Howe, Frank Miller and Clarence Tay- lor. Officers appointed were : treasurer, Tom Laing; secretary, Lloyd MIiller; auditors, Jim Scott and Gordon Hoggarth; usherers, John Wallace, Robert Gardiner{+ John McWougald, Laverne Wallace and Duncan Scott; Sunday School School' superintendent, Mrs. T. L. Scott; assistant, Mrs. Lloyd'Sors- dahl; library committee, Mrs. T. L. Scott, Mrs. Robert Laing ,and Mrs. Mervin Dow; record secre- tary, Mrs. Sam McCurdy;` Crade Roll, Mrs. Carter Kerslake; ceme- tery committee, Calder McKaig, Tom Lain d McLachlan John Hoggarth, Andrew th, Ken McKellar and Sam McCurdy; church ''tr s=ee, Gordon. Hoggarth. The meeting closed with prayer by Rev. S. Kerr. - • - , Seaforth....C. of 'C Plans Meeting The Seaforth Chamber of Com- merce will hold a general meeting on Friday evening at 8 p.m. in the Town Hall. There are several im- portant issues td be discussed, and plans for the annual dinner •meets ing, usually held in February, will be formulated. Members of the executive point out that an invitation is extended to all members to attend this im- portant meeting. • MR,» AND MRS.' RALPH C HRIS AN JANTAI are ' hOWn following their recent marriage in oriel' j 0nnonite Chtirch. The bride- was Barbara Ann Itioahartf daughfer.of Mr. and 14Tjrs. 4elvis Boshart, Seafort ' whi e' the."l t j m is a son of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Jantzl, of Walll�esley, Ont. They will reside in Kitchener. PAUL' McMASTER DOUG ROWCLIFFE Juniors Promise All -Out Effort' Seaforth Highlanders play' their last scheduled game here Tuesday night when they will be hosts to New Hamburg. According to Coach Jack •Webb, the game will go Seaforth's way and will, bring the ,Ifighlanders to top place in the league. He is counting on Percy Garrick to con- tinue his good Work and which has brought him recognition as best. In the league. "Paul McMaster has been doing wonderful checking and has made possible goals, which we otherwise wouldn't get..And""Doug Rowcliffe produces every time we are on the spot. - He is as hard a worker as we helve," Coact -Webb• -said, as he reviewed- the chances of the team in this final playoff encoun- ter. "Everybody, on the team is de- termined to make this an all-out' effort, and it's going to be a bang up game," he' promised, as he urged a full attendance. Win One, Lose Two ; Seaforth' Highlanders won one and lost two games in their sche- dule this past week. 'Stratford Braves came out•• on top 5-3 on Thursday. Seaforth won over Preston Pals 10-7 on Saturday, while Tuesday night Preston edged the locals 7-6. The Highlanders overcame a form -goal deficit in the final nine minutes of the third period, to win over the Preston squad on Preston ice Saturday. Callow and Beuten- miller led the attack with three goals each. Scoins 'slapped in two, while Rowcliffe and -Livermore each counted once. StratfOrd'came back in the third period' in Seaforth Thursday.. to score four goals and win the game. The visitors took the lead in the first with one "goal. Gallow tied it up for the locals in the'seebnd. At the start of the third, Strat- ford edged ahead, but with the period half over Seaforth tied it up again with a goal by McMaster. Two minutes later Stratford came back with two quick goalsto go 1 back out in front. Seaforth tried a comeback when Scorns scored at 17:10; but -Stratford tallied an as- surance gbai,a minute later, to go out in front •5-3. •-.. - Lose ilei Overtime Tuesday's game with Preston was an overtime affair with Pres- ton starting off with a goal in the first. They did it again late in The second, while Rowcliffe flash- ed the light for Seaforth near `the end of the frame. ',At' 35 seconds/ of the middle per- iod, Dale put Seaforth back in the game, while at 9:56 a goal by Liv- i LOCAL .BRIEFS .Andreiv Moore, of Egmond-1 ville, is a patient in Scott Mem- orial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Eit;ler, Jr.; 'Mr. and Mrs. Bedford Dungey and Mr. George Earle attended the Furniture Mart in. Toronto 'on Sat- urday. Miss F. Donaldson spent the weekend with Mi'ss Marlen Flewitt at "Brigend Farm", Tuckersmith. Mr, and Mrs. Bedford Dungey attended the furniture show in To- ronto last week. Mr. FIoyd McPhee, who Is at- tending Presbyterian College in Montreal, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smale and ' took part in the service at 'First Church Sunday morning, Floyd also -called on .many 'old friends while in town. -Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Hoover spent the weekend in Detroit. Mrs. Robert Smith is a patient in Scott Memorial Hospital. EUCHRE under the auspices of Edelweiss Rebekah Lodge, iIt I.O.O.F. HALL MONDAY EVENING January 25th ' 8:30 p.m: - Lodge meets' at 7:30• p.m. ,LUNCH AND PRIES, ALL KINDS of INSURANCE' W. E. .SOUTHGATE Phone 334 Ices. 540' WADI ST'. : SEXiroii`ra• ermore put the locals out in front, Stoddart tallied unassisted at 13:27' to make it 4-2 for Seaforth. Pres- ton came back with two , goals to tie it at 4 -all. Starting into the overtime, the Highlanders Slid back into the lead when Rowcliffe and Livermore both scored,•• but Preston scored three more ti=nes before the end of the extra period, to edge the High- landers 7-6: WALTON McKillop Group The January' meeting of the Mc- Killop Grouli wa's held' at the 'home of Mrs. Norman Schade on .Wed- nesday evening, with 13 Iadies present. Mrs. Russell Barrows pre- sided, opening the meeting with a reading on., the New Year. Prayer was offered by Mrs. Barrows, af- ter which the scripture lesson was read by Mrs. Stewart McCall 'from Matthew .20`.1 -16.• - During the .business period .it was decided to bring used, Christ- mas: cards ,to the next meeting. The -annual meeting is planned for Tuesday, Jan 26, at 8 p.m. Lunch will be served following the meet- ing. The east Side is to bring squares and the west side, sand- wiches, The McKillop group is to clean up after the meeting Mrs. Jack j3osnkan--'-gave the topic on "Salt of the Earth." Mrs. - Barrows closed the meeting with prayer. A delicious lunch was served by. Mrs. Dave Watson, Mrs: Gordon' McGavin, Mrs. Campbell Wey, • Mrs. W. J. Leeming and Mrs. N. Schade. A progressive euchre and 'Lost it party, under the auspices of the Hall Board, was held in the Community Hall last Friday eve- ning. The following were prize win- ners: Euchre": ladies' high, Mrs. Herb Travis; ladies' low, Mrs. W. C. Hackwell; gents' high, Harvey Craig; gents' low, Mrs. Harold Bolger; Lost Heir, high, Jim Smith and Gary Bennett; low, John Thamer and Gerald Smith. Music for dancing was supplied by tho Clinton Hillt�pppers. Dr. and Mrs. John Bennett and daughter, of Newmarket, were weekend guests with tri a f6rmer's father, William. Bennett, and sis- ter, Mrs. Stewart •Humphrie-s..` Murray Kirkby, of Port Credit, spent the weekend in the village. Mr. and Mrs.. Kenneth Ritchie and Larry, of Egmondville, spent Sunday with the :latter's mother, Mr,S, Fred Ennis. Miss Carrie Ruiyter and Miss Jennie Van Vliet, of Stratford, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jan Van Vliet. The Walton 4-H Club Girls and their leaders, Mrs. Nelson Reid and Mrs. Jim McDonald, attended the Huron County 4-H Homemak- ing Club Achievement Day in Brus-' sets on Saturday. Miss Jean Wal- ters was one of the five girls re- ceiving county. honors for complet-. ing six projects. 'blue coal' . Champion Stove and !Unlace Oil WILLIE DUNDAS DUNDAS and LON Y- . Phone 573 or 138 ANNUAL MEETING The Annual Meeting of the USBORNE & HIBBERT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE �. .CO... will be held in Farquhar Hall, Farquhar -- on — ' Monday, Feb. 1, 1960 '-opt 2 p.m. - Tor '-the purpose, of receiving the ;reports ;of the Directors and Audi- tors•for..the past year, for the elec- tion of two Directors for a three- -year term„ election of Auditor's, and for any other business that may be in the , interests of the Company. The Directors whose term of of- fice expires are Martin Feeney and: Timothy B. Toohey, both of whom are eligible for re-election.. ALEX J. ROHDE President ARTHUR MASER Secretarydrreasurer ER.A,LS ._. Golcnalv?!A Relatives :-in4-tbe *1110 44 Acre- shocked on Saturdax to learn of the death of Qor oh Matthew Marks, at One. Hundred Mile House B.C. on-Eri:lay, Jan, 1.5. Re' was the third son of the' late Mr. and Mrs. James Marks, Toron. o. On August 27, 1903, he was married in Cook's Presbyterian. Churph, Toronto, to Miss Emil' Elizabeth ' Connell, only daughter 05 Mrs- George Connell, Seaforth, and the late George Connell, Parr Line, Stanley township. They re- sided' in Toronto until, 1948 when they moved to' One Hundred Mile Rouse, B.C. Surviving are his widow; a son, Ross, and a daughter, Mrs. D. (Carolyn) Oshenak, and five -grand- children. One Hundred Mile House, B.C.; thr'e'e brothers, Samuel,' James and Russell, Toronto; and a sister, Mrs. Will (Lillian) Fran- cis, Royal: Oak, Michigan..., :His mother ' predeceased him about three months ago at the age of 98. Well managed, the Canadian for- ests can be harvested forever. Your Basement NOW ! Against Spring Seepage -- USE -- R OX Masonry -Paint SEAFORTH LUMBER LTD. - Phone 47 — Seaforth JUNIOR '"C" HOCKEY. sE;aFoRTH NEW HAMBURG vs. •' SEAFORTH 'HIGHLANDERS ` 1 TUESDAY, JANUARY . 26th tiThis is the last scheduled game Admission 50c ° Studer , 25c NINE Days Deft . • In Cur 'Gigantic Annual (LERANC'EPSALE Sensational Savings ! Terrific • Values: ! Really Save on Warm and Dry Footwear You Can't Afford To Miss These Values Bigger and Better Bargains Than Ever' Before ! LADIES! We have a+' MOTHERS! 'hoes for the children $2.49 Pair MEN! Save up.to $5.00 on our Best Oxfords and . Boots. table piled high with Top Quality Pumps and Flats at only 990 Pair lilis Shoe Store SINCE 1862 This Week At Seaforth. Arena and COMMUNITY CENTRE FRIDAY— SKATING — 8:00 to 10:00 p.m. Admission: 25c and 35c HAIL — W.I. Euchre and Dance SATURDAY , _' SKATING-- 2:00 to 3:30 pm. Admission: 10c 1VMINOR.HOCKEY —• 7 p.ni: TEEN TOWN - Hall MONDAY, JAN. 25— Blyth vs. Winthrop -- 8:30 p.m. — Admission: 25c and 500 HALL — BURNS' NIGHT — 6:30 p.m. TUESDAY NEW HAMBURG vs. SEAFORTH - Junior 8:00! p.m. WEDNESDAY— Blyth vs. Seaforth Shoes 8:30 p.m. This space contributed through the courtesy of, N I ON COMPANY F CANALS& LIMITED SEAFORTH . hw.. , ONTARIO ,n