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OSITOR, SEAFORTA, ,91VT: JAIslUARY 2 1059
First
• RESBYTIERIAN
CHURCH
Bey. D. Leslig-Elder
- --• -Minister
10:00 A.M. :
Church Notices
Mcgillop Charge. -Cavan, 10:Q0
Duffs, 1.1.-:30 Bethel,
200 W, H. Snuirtierell,
Minister.
Chnrch•-Sehool an4-Ye:11th
...NEW YEAR SERVICES
11:90 A.M.
4411AS LIFE ANY MEANING?"
Music - Senior Choir
Anthem; "Create in Me a Clean
Heart, 0 God" _ .... „ (Mueller)
4:30 PAT. .
--VESPER 'SERVICE-.
• • "BEIGHTHS AND HOLLOWS"
!This is thefirst Vesper Service of
the Winter Season.
VISITORS WELCOME
EGMONDVILLE
UNITED CIII.TR:CH
`DR. J. SEMPLE', Minister
Lyle Hammond, Organist and.
Choir Leader
NEW YEAR'S EVE SER:VI
11:30 P.M.
1Viedication:
"LIFE'S LAST THIRTY
MINUTES"
Close the Year. With God -In
God's House •
NEW YEAR'S SERVICES
-- —
"The Great -Hours Of Life" :-
7:30 P.M.•
Special Subject
• "What SPUTNIKS Told Us About
RELIGION" -
Plan to Attend the Week of
- Prayer, January 6 -
GEORGE ILENRY SNOW
. '-George Henry. -Snow, . London-,
passed away at Victoria "Hospital,
ThnrsdaY, Degernber- 25, in his 80th
Year:: Mr. Snow vvas the father of
Fred Snow„ aOcontitant. et the rfe•
tonto-Deininion Bank branch in
Seaforth for many years;and now
Manager -.ef •the Elmira' branch., .
Snow is surn--iie-diclif
wife, .Ethel -(Rice) Snow, :and twe
sonse, Harty Snow; London,. and
Feed.. Snow,. Elmira. He .i5 "arse
survived. by two bro,therSe .Williarn-
J and Stanley W. , Snip*, .London,
and. three • sisters, ^ Mrs. Bert
(-Mary) *Mergane :Ostrander; Mrs.
Wesley; (Dorothy) Payne, -and'MrS.
MilIle Egland, London. •- • •
Reitingat.. the, 'Needham
vices 'Were conducted on Monday
•with interment. en ' -.Forest "LaVva,
Meredeiel ,Gardens;
.. „
mns.
IciVER
-.The-esticiden-deatlie.--Oecurredeat-
her •residence, John' Street, .on
Tuesday' - of ,Mary Catherine
son.. Wife . Peter: McIVere. 'She;
as in her:68th Yeare.
lyletyer, was born in -
Killen. and attended schoo a S.S.
1\i'e-87--S-he7Wae,Henia,t-ried-404-41:•!-
McIver 'on • et
Coltim.b art , •and ' has been test.:
dent of Seafettle about '25 .years.
1: eide her hisb:d, ehe is -sme
ViVed esix ;:daughters.:
S. :t offin,- Toronto 'Jeanne,
'efehn'.4yriglit, Sarnia.;
Margaret -MeIverie Kiteterter Ter-
esa, D. Morrie.. :Tinsel:1e
Iiaiid
She was. a, meenhereef St. jaines.
•-Roman-Catholic: Cliarel:rian.d- of:the
CAV.L: and AltareSeeietyeEinieral
.arrarigenten.ts ear eine ?here& of the
Cleary • .Enneral Heine, Funeral
-services are incomplete. •
WATSON & REID -
General Insurance
- Phone 214 : Seaforth -
Agent:
JOHN A. CARDNO
GEORGE II. MILLER •
TAXI SERVT-C±
Insured PasSengets
'Phone 149.,
sEA.Foalu
IMEWV-Ce
•4,
.13egiips. Toi.elfth "
,
(Continued frOni Page. 1)
gave a' statement of 'road ' reanre
facing „and the -,bridge epregrani,
eArried eaut, ' • • .
Herbert WilliamSoecalled the
past year --a fri1y successful -One;
although taxes had gone -up. The
tax • -change resulted from the
el:deride account, which 'exceeded
theexPectecl.earnetunt, -hee,explaire,
ed.. He felt the township spent WO
Ind& money on chloride and grav-
ely -and not -enough onetheegrading
and working:up of the:
„.
' ,NOt.lpfornied of. Teet: •
J.•.M. EckerteeXPlaining the rea-
son' for the -chloride "error, .told 'the
group that eitheride is -purchased
by test 'at, Aictilletatburg where the
elteniioal, is loaded' 'Ordinarily; he
ttin,neit .:..,:tIle-L.t_cihnianynf arms-
-the: townShip :of the test and 'e if it,
is high,, it is Spread. thinner: HMV,
ever, thisyear they failed to de'
thiS, 'the Cheinical be-
Ingeapplied too beavily'
'The. chairman -upheld. the; Use of
.Chlbride, eexplaining it resulted
a saying of gravel antl-. mad & the
-surface .- althea likO .pavenetaf
ter continued* AlSe- •
Reeie; •Jewitt
-SPeakingebriefly;e'Said-probleni87iif:
'1Vicicil1epWere -miiChettee 'sameas
these . tovvnaliip In. flUllott
.however, the.,ratepayers.,.Coniplain.
;there isn't' enough, ,cliforide need on„
the roads, . he said, iii Mg
WaS,.beirig used.•
;Representative; -front -,the
Shin . town -
to .• Seaforth • District- . High
Sehool. Board, .„.-.Gorden.
.explainedthe,.'neW pr'llgrani' being
carried .0iit:byt:theeteachers at ',the,
fist .ef.;,edueating:',,,at,
the Seaferth '-:.liastitutiOn,.. he ,H SMUT -
Wee' $560.jDer 'ptipil ,per'
try and. eeable tea eliers,tee-evill'ent
the "laz,y''....Students,': each
qUired-te,take.An.',19..!teet,-•:•and
from; that test ,n estimate .can be'
_SteeletiVs SsibiLe
AtkS.If !.e.•'.• steidentef
.11iS • 1114.r1: near that , the
.beard eirieniber!.j continued,the.
teachers
,that: student, .1-IeWever; said;. if
;a: 'student 'just -;slept' . ;:. his, seat
thereWasift .intieh-thee-boarti.cOuld'
!dee as. a; student is entitled' to five
Year's ' school edudation, un-
lese!:lie•
; 'Rough .Roads .Sievi Traffic
Commenting IiiirneurpnalY..onthe
reede, .:,Mr...•11/1eGaVin wendereedeff,
the:ripples- 1VIcKil1ep ..roads were
there to held the,.chltiride He'eaid..eftere.s.esielerpad, but, a ditional:tne senth 3foo.n.
one Ws- .driver cemplained of : the. Work. :ie. teqUired. Sinee...SnOw-Olonre! smilliee .
ree044e4 .Of •the reads:I, Referring still.',,a',prohlem.*-One of -061 . Neeni4eno.Cameron who repres
.-to.'his- trip ',this,. etinmef; difficulties . the end WAS eents the township on the board of
Gavin. torenientedethat -cnbae .that snowplowing e was not seat:. Memel/eel, Hospitale told of
--iaearthe": el#40:Cee-tce•-'-feWiise --Len& P•I'et"e'd"2.early.--eiroughtixr--..-the
,ne4e-•.,echoolS.;„!.. holes e WaS! hard to eerte.eti .sinee.the.eiem:eh e.ee feeene,the hospital
were. left en.- the •: roads '.npy Start eg.grem.idellie, and -1 eee James -Doig coa
traffie, and. he telt that the and,. it weStiq • e,Ortireen tett .60 council the;„„i0b that
in the MeKiliop road,..inaybe,se,iesie- sense' .fet „thent!".tel go :direetlY was. doing He said !tliat. lie
„ed tee:. aeine purees the , est end ,. ec,-. scareer 0,,,Reev.e
.Ttettoning.,...-toe4lieetsttidente,POPT :±77PiStu-sr9ing.-iii.ad. Werke Councillor .!.Fese-a-e-xth--et Geeeeiee:,and felfthat
Thoinp son,- said (nag $Q0C1:' :.j eh. 'in- his
-Prebatien:and,theeheaiftWonlet.haye• ,oenrii.-01?,-''Tue,ker'snrith: reedi: Were, epeeiene /pore'. ehetild be
to beck the .staff to.'„itia.e...fhis'Imitch :better than the • averageon roads, :and:, the •§9oner.
.14.ro0o1"0-.-Weerkeeseut.,,,. If those '110t"
etopPing ,was , Completed
working: Wer&e'expellek-:etfir .07617$inf4te.ertfetit,-; weeic .done ; 'et, - me_..:thonghent. the .‘ehole.:' eye -tem, ethe
-for new school wet:Aden-et aZi beectge eeeet . Hof e SOdeet maintenance s te• Weill& be,
in. the iniinediateefuttire, he. said. the.SPeaker ...said., that the :eentr4a., redeeede
• !In'cOnelueien,'Mr:YMCGavin told- 1'5d been by:',Joeeph T.' Hugill: •H,Reeeeeine weck-'4e- 4 niche..
the 'meeting:he, thought the cOuntY ' and that he had done ,an excellent ber7ot::;,the .Iforren'''Children'S 'Aid
sholdeualize the payrnents to ab The township grader tact- ace. Societjre':mr,',....,Doig, said that .-"the:
the. 'District" High 'School ;At Pres,' co niPliSlied -a, great' deal- -of ,-.vidert !Cost .Heeee ; was 81 per -Child,
Mit .pays dnring.'-the.'"x:e,;.40#•'; wiiieli'WaS"Stilistatitiany.lewer:etivart.
third, Of !I :the .ceStS; the ' 'largest 'Mt.eThoMPSOtt. .-tribt_kte to ;!the .inanY.: Other ., Centres • •
..shere.iti. the district Seaforth Pays, eeb. was being. don.e.li,grid-,..1 • .
onlY•1.8741; per eent,' he continued -:ee,-.operater -for -'Allan..:1slieholserie • ;fainters, race . Diffieulkies
,anc,,gOts' the -benefit of ,the. znan that knOves his job," "FarnierS 7a1.76: corning -through -a
• hig:ef rsalaries by .the teachers 111 be Refetritig '.the" .cortinle- more or' leSse. depressiOn.,periode".
the. town ,- . While eMeKillop, gets: , tion e the donstinctien, prograni he • saidOur .costs - are op: and our
nothing.. blitetheichication.. ' . on, ;the ,..,..CYBrien Sideroad,-.:,--Mr." -returns ;: on "'fartn. litoduets ; are
. AS-the9. Meeting -drew to : on the
reppllecle".gn incident •32 advised that care be
Reeve-Betieriname was qtiestiOned 'years ago when he had been stuck. taken hi completing any financing
frernthe floor regatrling :the: markonthat sideroect with a hoe and: involving ,fiXed charges ' that would
Mg' Of,,, bridges, 'HMte. Beuerrnatul 'eutter „ It, had been -neeeSe.aeye•lef cry from :year to year
answered.. that 'signs had. been him 'Id tranni theemile,by foeteaied Dolg, arged.: that: stePs' be
then • to lead the 'horse back...and taken to have a .technical school
forth' hefere he,. -12VAS able; , te get , established .Huron ,. which' Would,
nut; with th'e-. cutter.. . • 'have the :effe,ct redlicing. at
-
Warble: Hrly.:Pregram '.! ' e'tentlance, ,at district schools e since
ConimillbreArt Varley telet, tli,ef at the ecneels there are .nianY
meeting of the warble. fly pregrainlpenils- who wou.ld be hest • suited
;and, Said' that 3,891 head had. been for: a technical educatlon..He .said
handled on the 'first. spray, atull there waS .Provisionfor the federal'
3,006 onetlie second 'sPreY. addi.- -government toassistiii7.:eetebliSlie,
tone- 720 head had ,been brushed, ing such a school. e • ,
Net . cost :of the' prograin' : was T.Iteevie Harvey Calm ane; Sta,n-
$151,27, Slightly -higher than the. leyeteVenship; brought greetings.. as
previtinse,YearadL.reaultad eeSaidetat_tee,selgee,..4...High.Way...ine.
from aneincreas,e, to '15 Cents- per to Tueitersmith:". 'He ,suggested.
head.e.in spraying cots, ,. that. Stanley coulcl.fake sonte ered:
T§chotils Maintained.
, In his: :report Of the school "area, ersmith, ecilmoillOrs,' since' -the.
ChairinanH.Ress-eForreat..s.aide_the, fathers; pf two*of. the -Present. dotite4"
board had ..fellowed:.elong.. with a.. Cillars had sat on tlielStaiiiWbotin:
program'Started SeVeral.years ago The... tithe ,has Coinee' Reeve
of:- .ino.dernizing-eanderedeCorating Coleiriati When .,logat.Councils
the scheole,„ This Year the- claSs- and school 'beards should .putpres-:*
roorn at No..4 School,was repaired- sure .on ...gOVertiMente : to' ,Provide
:and . redecorated: Bulletin- 'boa.rds: satisfactory:, grants ''.with • •-•reepect,
have been • placed in 'several class- to the censttuction of gyninhsiums
roonts to 'SaVe the walls froni dam:: • and, auditeritims, Stanley .pays. 91,1,
'age, The:Class-rod/if No. 9 per -cent of the cost -of Clinton Ciel -
Scheel' was .repainted, . a. new ail legiate,e lie' said. '•
furnace ' ifistalted and ' cupboards - RevieWing the work of the Area
Made ..in the :teacher's room • to 'School Hoard . the ..chairmaii;.-..31fr:
4nakeaddititnial room. Anew ehim.:, Roberts, wholis Secretary of the
ney4was bolt at No. 5 School to heard, said thatthe mill rate had
'eliminate a sniolrepipe that ran been held ..at despite the
the entire.lengthef the room. Some rising, mete Of. salaries "arid sup -
book ,shelves ,• and a new -back plies.-- This had been .possible only
doer were. added it Nd.,2- school. ewith,a "planned .program arida co-
Eginondville got some new doors operative, board; -The lack. of re -
and eonie inside decorating. presentation tiern a partiehlar See -
...Mr,. Forrest said'.the big , :job Von does mit -.result in that. section,
always hiring teachers; 'This 'year being...-_denied'irieeded Work,' he
We hired all our teachere; 'except $aid, aS-heepoleted- out the devel-
ene,r-Avitie a Igiee $200. Mr. Art .opment.-that occursinetheeotitleel
V'hilayson came to the Senior mein Of persone2:who- offer theinselires.
at Egmondville to ; replpee..Mr: for , muriicipal Service, In anewer
MacGregor...We 'feel. that We have bee a qnestion • from the -floor; the
a .very geed staff and' have •been airman said that the .elergy re -
pleased with the. inspector's terve fund,b.onds. were. still being
reports concerning thein," e he, held by. the tOWnship: and the rev -
said. . • enue derived from them amounted:
"- -This, year the :Of Grades laSt year to $672. Referring tc1 Egs
4 -to' 8 'were taken -on e, bus. trip MorniVille scheol; he said that , the
to the •Detroit Zoo: The pre-sehool, additiOne had been. conipleted and
and •sehooleage. 'fatinils were treat- Was entirelY paid ..for,. -Without; an
ed to „candy. at Christinase , inetegse tate; !
:The -speaker' paid-frilinte., tot the-
wOrk clohe 'by . beard mernbers'
helping to promote .PrOgressive ed-
ucation in the township. •"I also
feel..that this .,township .eweS our
,secretary,..Mie Roberts; • a :great
deal of'. thanks' for .-excellent
leadershiOr. he -added:,
relationn. haVe been
slack but we finally. got official,
'word that No. 10 School Was.,Ceni-'
ing into:the area., It IS My sincere
wish that this board will Make you,
etveleOrne during the coming years;
-and that the 10%er-unit will aid
toward a' more efficient operation.
-4out.Problems-will riOt.be solv-
ed,, hitt eo-oPerate! with .the board
and 'work along With:- the titiSteta
that aSSigned.to.loOk after you't
WOMEN'S' INSTITUTE NOTES
• Conimi#ees, for .the Seaforth Tete
stitute :euchre jannarY
9, are as., followSe tables and
chairs, -Mts. ':Eltien."Kerr and Mrs.
Gerdent 'Pappleee- MiSe
Leslie' Trycee, Mrs';James -!Keys,,
Elliott;'"' tench, committee Mrs
Roe§ Gordon, MrS. -,Gedort:elgace
Ke'nzie;': MTS.. -Scott, Mrs.
Jack Keri; dishwashing, Mae
Plillebrecht,,:.Mre.. ;Graham eKetre
Jezi, ;KA} j, , jea)
-•„ .
May your track be:clear to welcome
many 'joys and happiness in the..1
Ne -W' Year '
GREETINGS TO
CUSTOMERS AND Pi4E:Nns
WHITN
FUNERAL , BULANCE:,sEO.Td-g,
Phone 110
a,fOrth:-
SA Ss SA SN. -,.. •
ref rrei, .ehr ere*, Tee tree ref, ee
The Universa
WEEK 0
..TUCKERSMITH RATEPAYERS H'EAR
section." ,
Iteferring to the .7 mill3evy,
Forrest said we succeeded in hOld-
ing the 'same rate -'0,s. the last two
year,-' bat -felt- thateit inuet be IP:.
creased for .the emniii4g year, He
felt that erdinary operating exPens-
es got a little Out 'Of, .hand and
felt that it Will- be quite a Chat -
lenge te the iteXt.,:board ,to sttid"y
all ine Sineere'effert--
keep• thee operating cost a
cm.a. as cpss-en sasi sngl ri4'- 8'1 f uct nha et. 1 Is is' :tale° ii-oSawnns, tLbthrCefliwrille WiiSli'Cgriollmrririiehnflyt.e'vvsdINpoufreili
School board trustees Chester
si-fria.:.-A4. Casts leading to approv-..
al being 'given 'f�r ..construetien _ef • 8e,t'oauxindc,il,.. a'afin,cld ; • rnindicatedest
WhhiPteliouse,
the -Mae ,had been boree bY.,
Cempariy, costs of'a sipir;-• R'613ert ma'achian Robert
reel?e we., one, Genunell, who: were neminated
meriting on the, ternaries, tee ch--ye--e,-scliouHruSteese •
George Falconer, the tOwnehip,
man said, they ' ernphasizedethe ex;
tent 10 which to:Wnship and comity, rePreseotalive of the Clinton pis-.
businr each ,y'kl,a• Was bee.0414.:kg trict Collegiate 'Institute Board,
of the extent to which educe -
/Mire complex. e As the Problems tPicl
ton had become big business. Cost
beearne mere complex,' the men
who rePresentecl their felleW 4usttuction. at, Clinten was
e00; '.-trarisPertation $20,000, main-
zene grew in etgture and in their
problems
stc:1")cale6aitryintgo:'wheenddis eantdfieb' ote_ tn. $:1111i;e1.7'..w.0$010-;.611:101-a.'0e0e.iiPrrnellies11;td:h7;0P0e:111-1_.a.."
The ieehey followed 'with respect 1 :caPital Outlay $7',500',. for, a total
proposalarid 111 th,e 1o1Iowgig, year tlie con,to add additianal..aceOrn=
At,the-present.tline.thete-
pVclecs•sttoiiiroirlig-t yeereta-1-1.te°selead, 7wthe eede{5.1117ec'eete.Ciiii:gilerill•cripi'llree°e11_1: :',614WineOdrd. pupils and
stnti.(11:1Y-CaPacltif' for,
of .potential
gram. ."7-01.4..cotjfig, students had indicated that .1 by
-been---done last -Year ,. 1960 the. sch6)1::P°Ptilti°11 w°:(11d
ocmlinillar Frank Falconer ;c-wei_ be 600; and-tlile--aTitelliale-rdde7.
mental err. the..e.)-04iient,i0h :tionel accommodation for 1661.: had
township efficials. Were deiina,-,,Hltve ft?enbirey. piaroevxidpendrieireetricie.:.diniatoeblYta:inDip.ifg-
agreed that there . Was ,
qualified teachers, he said He
sometime's in the PulDlic realizing
„fi agreed that the preVince Would not
it was 1nown )UstAhiSi, 'but aS a 'Member of
.1.191,1e.,,,,fi,...t.icch7:1,,Fa-s.,. pay a, grant. on the construction .of
gymnasiurres auditorium8,
vvh-en. by the ehairmame
(Continued from Page I)
council had .entered intd an ar-
rangement with the Seaforth Lions
Club With 'respect to the Lions
Clul3 Park, 'SQ that the perk would-
be eligible for a provincial:capital
grant. There was eni liability at-
tached to the townsbip in any re-
spect, and responsibility for main-
tenance and, upkeep of thee -park
continued to be that of the Lions
The township, acquired addition-
Le--.Referringeete .the:, O'Brien: ' side- ..- - See Attendance' Increase„
4t.,cli -.a' said that
it' h .e.1.11 „,.13,6..clee6.1,1r,t; fi.,d., completed,be.ni s.D'rriihse. .11g.i.:.;rids,hg;r4t!mresiennttpapthrt47,:e4:: said
p-Adde;'..t6,:obtairr'an !.additipeaL,Fed-' ,tbat .. se4feeth , expected: 4...,,pee
'eralr ,grent ',fermi the .goveininent. Seheol. :pOptilatien ' ,•.irie -160......alsb..
,.t.ls),...1,ii.f.p.16',,tet,,iiie,-op-;eisbtl6e..`eari,.),,,mb.Ut.iy..vt,,,liai;t.:;',..tvhS..;.,AleN,..higein.....eacetect?.....m.„-.e.e40-ecie4otititiii-e;!:,cepupled,:,!.tt.afike,6t,
necessary.- On the road Jo diiig f rein .' careedf . the ,!--,Peelte.-!it- maybe ..that
Nee .4-, eHighWay;,.,..Pastetheein aineg ate.. ,thiSe7Willenete be POSSible*,..Mr.:-'-Me----
to.*.itCAF:StatiOneyClinten , and he ,eetneh ,10.,,,,,th,e,-.,0....elecci4l geeeeee
;felt thafaiet*i$.$ion... ahould; te_gly- merit', should assist ,vt;rith •the ' Con-'
ene..idetheeDepertnient,.pf.'N'ationaleeetencteenecregleree.4.flee aceiteeteehea
Defence s,to..car.oi:., ,".0.4t.--.tlifs,..-. work, ..-since they 'PlAY 4 Vital Tele in the
Aleney''doesn't, Mean .as . Much ,to, -school operation..... 'In .40.0y of the
die, goVernment. as :it does 10 ..iia einereaaing: cost fee .,e44ektioii:: he
.ting' the. tt°tivh the .sliiiril;p'''.1piie'clapiocliii,...3:clifogl.shte-': fineletri.:.J°e,c)hettihlt thhe6lPf..eociiietr ling:°e't'r.soettir%-
weiktoYbetter -hatiaritag'e.thart. the faglion., with the cot' of
. education'
towbsleitaiii.,..Lbrusli.,-rernevnl . e
. , , . •
had been' con-inlet:6d' tte .-ease.,.-.the-iload4on--4eaT-.-eatatee-
alorig.:•whee re. elle i'.The''.'toWaship. .,tepresentatiVe. on
EDDINGS
• itovvvona...,so.tivo.
..kdouble. ring eeremeny. .wasper.:.
formed in WeeleY .United ;Church,
Londen; when: Sandra, elder .dmigh-
ter of Mr, 'and,Mr.s.. Ross Sairauger
became the bride • of Fergus J.
Rowilande_yonnger_ e -sone • of Mrs.
RoVil-aUcle.eofe Kitehenere rand the
late-iToseph-Rowlaild:--4----
-The bride was .attended. by Mrs,.'
Fred H. Savauge, and the' groomsz
x-narr was Mr. . Jantes Austin, of.
London. Rev. J.. W. A. 8tirtion
officiated: The couple , will 'reside'
th Ltenden:
, • • BEECII-:-PROWN
'A pretty wedding -wag ,solemniz-
ed in ..Egnionclyille U.nited
on Satiliday,•Dec. 20, :at I:30 xerne
t' -heir Rein, J:Semp19"; in, inister-Of
the church, united in inar.riage
Jessie 1VIaee daughter ofand-
Mrs.. James 'Brown, ' TuCker,sMith„.
to Barry Hubert, Beech, son. Of, Mr.
and''...Mr.5'.. Hubert 'Beech, Hyde
`The btide Wore 'a gowh of white
.a.
matching ' bolero and lily . Point
sleeires, 'She carried a white Bible
erested -with. red 'roses. .
Miss.. RuthBroVen, of ' Seaforth,'
. • • • ,
cciusin
.of the 'bride, was brides-
-maid. Iferdress was • orchid, in
-oelereandew-asesitnilar -te-thateof-
the -beide'S., • •
- • .
Mr. 1_,atry .Hodgins, • of' ,Litcan,
was best 'man. 'Ushers were Don
Muir and ,Glen Beech. ,
. Drgs.nist Lyle. Hai -ninon& aceome
paniede, 1/.1:rs. Ray 'LeS,,ivho sang ,
'"Vredding , Prayer"- and Walk
Beside- You,"- •
reception: *as 'held ,at the
Orange Hall, Seaforth, with 1Virse
George Tunny, Mrs, Re James
Wrlvliaenege,•and. Miss .Slairleye.',9:Leen
, .s ,..
'
'Among the, guests were • Mr: Rey
Beech,' •tlie,..gre-o,ins grandfather;,1
Mr . James Beech :MrS. -Hi-ridging -
and. Glen. • Beech call. 'Of Hyde-
. Mr.. and. Mri . teeCh left mit a
trip-, to DeAtborn, Michigan, ' the
brideee ayelli ngeeineete_blueekon.1._
,diess with tiveed Coat and black,
[• ccessories.. 'Oe...tiheir. return they
iiurretide 'near • Luc ae. '
placed on all bridges- in the town-
ship.,-tbut that. following the first.
'Winter not one sign remained. 1.
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FUNERALS.
giamenuisli ...morpassitafic412
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FITNER4 OF MRS.. ARMSTRONG
_
.Funeral. •Serviees 'for Mrs, Mat-
• thew Armstrong; who passed. away
in Stratford, Were held from the
G. A.,'Vhitney funerale-home-dif
Wednesday, December 24. Con-
dueted 'by Rev.' J. "C.- -Btitteri; 01
Nerthside -United' Church,. tempor-
ary- entombment was .,made inethe
Clinton Mauseletiin, Interment will
be made in Burn55 cemetery, .Hul-
• Pallbearers were' Howard Arm-
strong, John Armstrong, ; James
Armstrong,: Fred AnnStrong, Tom
Pryce and, William Rogerson. •
Java/40th 9t
TUESDAY, fith" Ernonthille United Church
Guest Minister, -Rev. D. Leslie Elder
WEDNES., 7th Jan.—St. Thonta.? Anglican -Church
'Guest Minister, Rev..J: C: Britton
THIJRSDAY; 8th Jan.—.First,PresbYterian Church
Guest Minister, Pr: J. Semple
la.DAY, 9th' Jan. — Northside United" Church
-Guest Minister Rev.'J H jamas-
Thne: 8 p.m Offering taken at Each Service'
tinder the auspices of
Segforth. and, District Ministerial Association
DON1 MISS THE BLESSING
the castle ht my soul there is a little Postern gate
Where, when I enter, -I. am in the presence o God.
When 1 meet God there, all lifelains.a neW
EV. C. Pe, PEACOCK TEV XMLE
Presidn Secrtarr
,
What a man gets out Of the
world today s depends largely on
-What he puts into it.
tUCHRE'.'A DAKE.
Sponsored by Senforth Women's
Inditute
..sig.A.Fqkru COMMUNITY
CENTRE
FRIDAY, JANUARY 9th
at 8:30. pat. ,
Nonnrs oActiggrna._
tinie" h provided
,1•0•••-•••"1"."
and '14ARCEL -SERVICE
An. Dasengers Insurvd
PDONES:
•CECIL DAVE "
676 675. .
- +FA PPY
NEW
and .trugL
-.Hart
Phone: Sei41011#
It's poSsible that a college edu-
cation doesn't always, pay, but that
don't release Pop froth his fiti-
ancial obligation.
,ZION•
• ,-Mr. anr1VIrs;A6ifRey and
Mt. and Mts.' Charles Roney had
ae-theiregnestsefor Christinas,
and -Mrs. Lee. Ihrerham . and fam-
ily; Denfield; and ,Mrs. Andy.
Park and' family, Mr. Geo. Ahrens.
and efainilyealt..ealisi Mrs..., Bert
Tubb and 'Lloyd. „1, „ • , • ,
Maey Malcohin with • Mr.
_ancl..IVits'., Rosa Gordon, Sea.forth. •
Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Lam -Arland •
furliuly ,With 'her parents, Mr.; and
James--Bronghtone--Atwoodee.
• -Mr. and MrS. Norman ,Staidalte
,and family,- Exeter, , and -Mr: and:,
-Mts. Len O'Rourke and danghter,
Vicky, Bayfield, with Mr. 'and Mrs.
Herb 'Britt.one, , •••_.
- Staceyeeanal,-Moivet, -
an4 'Jaek „StaceY -and _family,
,and N.J.; a.nd 'IVIrs. Lionel ...Strath -
dee. arid fernilY With Mr. John. Perrin
-.
T -Mr. and Mrs'. Geerge • 'Robing -On
and Mr. and' 1VIrs.21Mortey Lannin
and family with-111re, and. Mrs.
Harold '
eVfle-and !Mrs. LaWrence .11annbri,
Mr. and Mrs. Archie IefferY,, Mr..
and •Mrs. -Spender Jeffry-" and
farridy, -Me. eand Mrs Ang,ue Earl;
Mr.',.," -and • Mrse Rey Hannon and
-familYe and Mr. and' Mrs„' Earl
;Barker and sonS. with Mr, and Mrs.
Norman Buslifielcl. • • •
! ancleIVIrs. Glen Pepper and
family, MX." and Mrs: -*Geo. Moine,
and family, Mr. and 'Mrs. 'Lawr-
ence Barker and .family and Mrs..
Balfour' and Dalton With Mr. and
Mrs. George , Pepper.. , !- •
•• 'Yfte- . and Mrs: Dalton .Malcolm
and -eens with Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Mr k and -Mrs. Lloyd. Barker and
family With ,Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
• Mr. Howird *right and Mr.' and
Mts. .Perey e- Wright and family
with .Mr. and 'Mis. llois-,Vepper,
an 1\r. -S4-ek-Nraraut
her parents, Mr.. and 'Mrs. -Ritz,'
also -visited his' mother ' and
Mr; and Mrs. Harvey Hyde 'Wed-
nes,day'eVening. .
--Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence. Barker
hadas their guests oneSunday,,tMr.
and :Mrs: `. Alvin Williams.- -and
datighters,'"of :Burford; Mr.' and,
Mrs. Lloyd Barker and -family and
-Mr. and 1VIrs. Earl Barker and
'" '
Mr. and. -Mrs. Dalton ' Malcolm
and sons attplided the Gibb Christ-
mas- party in ,Avonton. on.SundaY.'
. Mr. and Mrs., Bil Stephens and
sons With :1VIr:'-arfcl- Mr's. Morley
1?Liarnthndinay... an,d, - -celebrated :GaYle's
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roney .and
faniily !with Mr... and Mrs. LOslie-
Wihiarns
'On'' Sunday -,4- e•-•
Gerald Ahrens visited a . few days
\7.iirKm.4t.h.ery.iitt$hh..:i...g:m:•yeal.o.,:os,,iinins,.,, Ci,sal,,,s':Iglna0:11,4.g.an.d.: a
'few days. withS his aunt. and %nide:
Mr, -and Mrse Clayton Sheldon St.
EGM(INDIVILLE NE
OF trjEBC
'Mr. and Mrs. Grant Houston and gue'st for the weekend llifiss Vera
on, of AYton, .visiteel during 'the
Christmas holiday with Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Hothston. and Miss
Frances Houston. '
have verreatnutiMed.rfsio' rnliarrawyee'week's ilarid
holi-
day with their, daughter and son-in-
law, Mr,' aneMrs, Ernie Ce0010?: of
Kingston. -
. add Mrs. G. -11. ICeyes,-;of
Windsor, were holiday -visitors
Kwietyhes.his, _mother, Mrs. Nelson
Rey:, Andrew H.: and Mrs. -Mc-
Kenzie and familyof Acton,vis-
.imteedLawchitili..an.Mte,... ,
.ThomasRobin_son
anti-' family and, with 1VIrs..11ugh
Visitors with Mrs. .Tarnes Finlay-
son on Sundayethe pecasion, of her
-ntlfbirtkedaye -were Mr. and Mrs.
Arthnr,Fiulayson and family, Miss
Jean- -.-„Alei,cander -Mrs. Charlotte
.LindSay, and' 'a "number - the-
•rieighbors. • '
-Visitors with Mrs. J S. VVatSon
were Miss Jean :NTeatson, of Toron-
to- ,Mr. 'and Mrs. Albert Clark
end -•family, , of Muirkirlte Mr. and
Mr.: Don Andrews, of Clinton, and
tyrie.,-„..!,a7nd elleenetyeemil
Laura 'MacMillan,...ef _Tee
ronto,.Whois spending ,tbehdTis
at her 'home' here ehas as -her
, .
Palnier, of Toronto,
Miss AnnieMoore, of Toronto,
spent the holiday -with her -broth-
ers and sisters-in-law, Mr,.. and
Mrs„Andrew -Moore and Mr. and
IVIrse Harye.y M .
oore.
•
Kindness is one' -thing you can't
give aveay-it always eomes beck.
• Theelather of a' little boy _gave'
im a c1011ar for his birthday. The-
.
boy spent the afternoen going the'.
rounds ef the tradesmen , and hav-
ing- thein change the dollar, first
into silver, then back to A. bill, and.
so .on. Whet the father heard of ite.
he inquired the reasen.
Tell,' said little Sandy, "soon.-
er or later somebody is going to
make a mistake -and it:ain't _going -
to be me." ' •
Thee.luniberjeck was looking. 'in
the . haberdaster. WinclOW ewhenee ,
the owner came out; Pointing., to a.
stack .of, gaily colored pyjamas, bee,:
asked: '.' . • • •'
thein?"„,:
'What.are they for?"
;--.-"Wirjri.' yen e wear ,!themenig
.,y.Artt:.to
.4T
-!'`f.He
'irights'exceptete - •
AdMis sicn 92 50 nar conple "by invite tam
Persons:*?ii§hing .inviiOttons ,
LEASE. CALL THE' :SC HOO
WEDNESDAY,
.2' a.m.
At SepfOrth-.,. Community Centre
;SPOA': N110,S. ER, AR, iFs'0_46-4;:tHcliWEO,s,-44;E
rRA:i.INST.117/72,..0.
Horns and.,Novelte8
ADMISSION 1 00 EVERYBODY WELCOME'.
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xecutors
eid Estate.
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NER-AL INSURANCE AGEN
to
Affective January. 1St, . 1959
We sincerely trust the present business
associations Will be continued with
r. dno
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Bldg.
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hom the: IA,.A..Reid -Estate,
SHARP'S
MAINTENANCE
SERVICE'
A. IC SHAItP
Phone- 851 r Seat/alit
would like to ase. each and eVery.
Policyholder that 1 will do, in.y..utinost
to serve you in the, same efficient mon:-
ner..as in the past
hone 458
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MAIN ST. SEAFORT'H
Successor to
WATSON & REID
General Insurance
Phone 1
Seaforth