The Huron Expositor, 1959-01-30, Page 843.:THE WRQNEXPOSITOR,, SEAVORTH, ONT. J4N. 30, 1959 •
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.0tD - TEM RELIGION: -
'RADIO BROADCASTS
Heard Each Tuesday
CFCO _CHATHAM 30 Ke,
8:30 -to 10 Rot
First
PRESBYTERIA
.-CHURCH.
Ret.; D.:„ Leslie 'Elder-
- •
H. A. KEMPSTEit
Organist and Choir Leader
. 10:00 A:M.'
Church School and 'Vouth
• '
Fellowship _ ' 7".
11 A.M.. .
' The Sacrament of anunninian
"CHRIST'S • PRIESTLY '
, OFFERRIGSr •
Sr. Cheir-Anthem; • ."Letd; Be-
lieve" , • (Ashworth)
' 4:30 P.M.-r-,YOUT, H SEIt87.110E
"A FINE- BIG-FELLOW:.,-
Music-.'• Junior .Choir Antliern:,
•4`SOft1y and Tenderly" (Theitipson)
Members of the P.Y.P,S.",- Yentli
Fellowship, C.G.J.T. and Explor;
• erS attend and take Park in
the service. • . '
• The Youth organizations of IsTerth-,
side, Egmondville a,nd.•
• ' Thomas' -Churches-will. also -b , ;
attendance is our gneat$:,. '
Everyone is : cdrdially invited 1:0
- with USthtstSerrffee,
FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, '8 p.
•• Preparatory f Seryiee.: •ItecePtion,
of New Members l ":.' ,
'yISITORS WELCOME.. '
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Urch Notices
McKilloC1urge.-Cavafl,.
10:QQ
a.m.; Duff's, 1.1.100 a.m.; l3etheI,
2:00; p.m. -Rev. W. H.' Sumnierell,
Minister. •„,'
Nortbsicle I.Tnited *.Church. -f -Wor-
ship Services, 11 a.m, and 7 pm.
The evening service is given over
to a Bible study in the Gospel of
Mark- Church School at 10 a,m--
junlor eongregatiop during morn-
ing worship,, YP
Group, Sunday at 8:15 p.m.
Seaforth Pentecostal Tabernacle.
=Sunday: 10 eon: Siniday School;
Morning'. Wogship, GPM-
rimitieni; MO 'pro., Evangelistic.
Service; ;„Tuesday,,8 pm., Bible
StUdy. and ' •Prayer; ;.Thursday, - 8
, •
CHURCH 'VMS
. 'The. January Meeting tof 'North-
Side7United Church' WAIS Was held
TilesdaY 'evening ,.With a.: potluck
'den, presided and Mrs, .1.
'ton opened,Ahe ',meeting with.a,
poem, .:"The Value', of the .Bible.".
It-nrayery'Vritten"-by thelate:47lYlts,
F. S. Saveuge„; Wax given by Mrs':
R. Savenge.,• .
'During ;the 7, blitiiiess„. llarch 24
'VeS'aet.,..fer . the Easter 'Thinkaffet-
-ing ..iiieeting. This••meeting will bd.
held in'the afternemiCallers were
Appainted for ' ;next,. month. f
• -G,roup one took over the 'meeting
-with 'Mrs Scott ',Opening Witha
hymn. Mrs.. IL V. ;Workman • read
the:. Scripturo„ Isaiah
sold.' The study book: -Was taken by.
j.,,Keller;,deseribing'a,trip to.
Alaska. of :the different
'churches. and,:whete,,tbey are l�-
•
Alaska -is. :aeltieVing.' Statehood. •
•
TyNrrjKri CAURCLI St.'Thditias;••Cliureh,
. Lyle tIammend; ,Organist 'and
• Choir Leader '
•!The ' ,nieeting a -the-
Every Family...represented at this,
Special Service: Setting apart of
the Official Board and AdshiSsion
• of Members of Session.
Sibient.,-=`Takuag theOversight'
11:30 A.M. ° ..`
Mission Band and Junior 'Church:.
Church Schon1-1.0-eitn
4:30 P.M.
Observing Clulstiati: Ynnth Week,'
.ijuting with First -Presb*erian,
Church. •.
3 pm. -Note the change, of time:
Young People's Union. Discus-
sion of •Question Box and M..e.th."
04._ of t.,IlAg .Study: • -
Wednesday; 2 4).M.-ritorithdY. meet:.
• ing of W10. -and W.A. •
•
spE YOU IN CT:TORCH SUNDAY
r .
•
JAipik eAsg; were 'married in
St jainee- Roman- Cattiehe-rChnrehT-Seaforth.,„ on .satutclaY.: The,-
7-13-ticteistlie-former NI -redefine -Teresa: 'Fortiiiier-deughterLef Mrs -
Leo Fortune,: AR 4.Seafoithandtbe late Leo- Fortune, ndthe
•..„713-tide'greein-: is- a 'Sone Of-Mta:-:. lY1 4:gar:et •-•CaSc Seafettlir, .‘ and the '2
, .late Edward oase,...„Fen6wing..0 weddug•-‘-:tripte the eestern'Unit„.,',„„:_::
,,,ed,States,...rtlie Couple. Wiltreside: :Se etcirth..„(Phote_hy phillipa
. . „,..... ..„
ED
CASE-FOR'rINE tune, became the ,iffide of Johte,
; resswe Case,. son of rs 1)„,larj,_
4WasAield-on4anuary-43-in -the-yes, -7- Botiquets-of -white--chrYsatithe- s-eafortx fife- ia-te
,trY.'„ -The ipreildent,-Mrs'.. Bruce 'Me- Mums , farmed, the setting, in St, E 1. C. CaSe. Rev1:_, Charles- _E. Sulli-
-Leanoipenect-therneetbagby---read- `70h1.11611T , van: -fife r-N-1,145tfar
day after Epiphany,. followed by ..a a.m when,Madeline Teresa; daugh-: The oruanst mrs., Aube
aiig ing:the.*pistle.ford:the.:firtt ;Sun-' Seafettli; j Seturday, Jan ..24„ at 10 , • '0 ; d'thmarriage ceremony
'Prayer for the ,..PariShT4lie'Lard's-1-ter,,,,:Of „lursiJedit..Fortiii; RR 4, ;
played 'he Lord's t'rayer' and
Prayer and •Oene±1- T4a4k-5g11-lig Seafoith, and .the' late Leo For acompanied the soloist iJrs Ross
were. then repeated ; in Unison, „ r. Sinale• Staffa ." Slater Of. the. bride-.
'reports Were read and adopted ;
sang Ave
Rev . Janaes too t FUNERA
ha r , ' groom who,:Ls
for the electiori 01 offieeiS 'and' ." • , 1:rg by nton lyre- ic'eush:.
th,ankedt4e'ledieS- for, a .*!ty suc JOSEPH F JORDAN the bride. ;Wore 'anzaritI1:00774.hite
ek§ftif2:year Mrs EethUnC4C.d7,-3oseith 'FranmsTjor au, 67„ of -lot gown ..of7hro ad t ..7rnatehlrX7
the slate „ officers as „fellows: concession 6, .:Ellice township, jacket .Apearl headdress held her
presid,eat Mrs Bruce ':104.an.;,•,dlet1;•iii•-the"Stratfeid Gerteral Hos chapet vellarid she carried a bou.
_vice.presdent Mrs C RowcJrfe pital *here 'fie had:been-aet red roses .
Seeretary', 'Mtg. G. '"Merith,.. patient for miss- "Iliatic6.k.‘..Fdifoh%• ,Slater:.. of
iiter,f.Mrs. • Ada, Reid.... Mrs,' HartY.Ivr. was horn •togan township a Sonthe bridewas maid '1..)f lionor "Wear
Colbert'.was.iminedlionorary presi-‘ ',of, .,Mr:• and,. Mrs.:-..-FrenCia Jordan. i,,,, .J a ••• briinze, brocade-, gOWnTWItli,
dent. •• ''• ' , .
ed. and ,dedicatectMSaines ••-•:, • • ' ':'.• . • ••• : sh& 'Carried: n ' bouquet • Roman' Cathrilie Church; •Kinkora„ LondOn, :Was'
After' leaving .his father's fain), he innte,hing-JaeketPand-a,-pearl•-head4
After- the -.6011ection vas-, teeeiv'' dos toship ferried' Most of his ; dress which held' her chapel yej
ed the Ineeting:-With the Peliedie- Ile was a ineinbet St Patrick's chryteritheinn,ms:
PRO DUCT
THERMO MEI?
BURNING 011S.
Walden. itt
* BroatifoOt
Phone 6$0.7W :,,Se!fOrth::
of--Air-Step th
and of the.Holy Name SocietY, the best man, and ushers were___,Erank
. .
e - Shoes 'e
Society for the_ rop ,0 t e Case Seafort an a ic eary
'shoe' with the magic sole, continues
Siriith's 'Shoe Stere ttritil 'the end
of.January:"..,There are SpeCial San.-
ItatriSale Value in otherlittes Of
shoes. as.well; with: the entirestock
pelting at a pre -inventory' discOunt
of '10:,,per. cent, Visit Sinitlfs Shoe
Stare in Se'aferth.-(Afivt.).
efi, that 'unnecessary Piece ' of
fiiraiture through* a'Ffuron ExpOsi-;
for--Classified'Act
D
4LEPAON'$!,' TAXI:
,
arid PAIICEL ',SEgifIc*
- • -Air'PErei4iygersTitisTtFpd---,-----
cten. JPAYE'
676 .1."-.
ammirimmoolimaimmilk
BEAUT:Y---SALO
- Phone 373 .
SEAFORTII OlgTARIO
HOME ,OWNERS
Wostilct c,the protection
provided by your pre-.
ent Fire Insurance Pol-
ity be adequate under
. to -day's .. replacement
costs?
IF IN DOUBT, CAW
JOHN A. CARDNO
Suceessor -
WATSON A MD,
'General Insurance
•• Agency
Phone 214 , Saafortlt
• and FUEL -0114
Wm M. Hart
P,hope 784-;: Seaford!:.
FOR sALg
. 100 :ACRES -Well releed; new
steel barn.- Low down payment.
FIVE•ROOM HOME On Ord
Street. Small down., payment will
handle, . , "
—1
'SEVEN -ACRE FARM, in Tuck-
ersmitli, with conifortable house
and small barn. Prided for quick
• ,•
Faith, and the League - of•the-,Sae London. - -
red 'Ficart.' ••. .• - Fortravelling :to :the :Eastern
In ,1923, he :married, the former -United •StateS, the'biide. cheap': an
Gettriide:"Enston, of Elliee town - olive . 'green Velvet 'dress. • with
ship. Surviving besides his 'wife,' matching hat. and 'brown '„acdes•:
are three Sons Feu •sories., The - couple will .reside ni
at, honlei'aild,PatrickT.rof Gtaftoii; •Seaforth..... „
two daughters Mrs William "(Nor- -1polloWing, the Wedding 'a' dinner
ma) Esier ssifettir; and Mrs, was -held. in the ,Ceninutnity
Joseph (Mary) `HeinbuckBit 3, tre;''Sdaforth.f .
Tavjst9Pk' and one. ,gpdg1ciiGuests_attentling from a distanee
Thf, rested at the Gingres': ..,;:re,;, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cage,
Streetsville; Mr., and Mrs:', Leo
Bolger, Wyandotte,.Mich.; ,William
Eyrne ; and Joseph Jordan, -Tren-
ton,- Mich; 1'.14'.Getalci Jordan and
Son. Terry, Sarnia. end Messrs.
jack. William; andpatrielt
'all, Of 1411(1011,. '
funet,a1 home; Stratford and,-ser-
yke.wes lielcl 'Wednesday melting
at St, Patrick'S"Church,'Hinkore.
• T. M HAMILTON, .`
There paSsed away at his home
MeTrillog,t0WASiiik.:eencessicin
14,;Thoines.:1Kark Hamiltea, eldest
tea of J. R Haniulton and. the :late
MriT-Hartillten_LIfe had lived,
McXiilQp toWnalaiF.-a11.----hisjile,. a
tending school...at ,I,Valten-
Iif 1940 he. inarried.• Katie
StratyChuk, ,who 'Survives,' with one
spa, William; `Three daughters,
J;oyce,- Joan :and 'Barbara, ,11: at
hOnieL.,arid. mie..brOther,.. of 'London.
e was'an: active .member of
the'Ontario Farniersl Union ,and A
of "ways of lci:Olthig after -about .80
meinber Of:Walton- United Church.
Mark vas 'liked ,by all Who knew
Mtn,' .he Was . fieriest and Upright
in allthings-'aild cmdd always be
trtiated. Be liked .his home; and
was. a great:lover nI. music, •
Funeral services, were 'held 'Fri-
day,, January 23,i tram the D. 'A;
Rann ftiner.al Brussels,,
2:604;01., Witli Rev. W., M1..Thetriat7
officiatthgj-. WaS:.'in • Malt-
Tandbarik.,ceinetery, Brussels, •
Pallbearers were, Messrs. Alec,
Gulntzen, Ilerb Williamson, Harvey,
Craig,. -Harry ,Belger; 'William
Stratychuk and Robert tallantyne.
FlovverbearerS Vete Messrs- Itoss
Cardiff and 1Vlichae1 G`alutZen.;
Friends and relatives came tram
Lucan, Varna, London, Seafotth,
Listowel' and Holmesville.
Phone 458
,
geaforth Brancli"156,..
.4 CANADJAN• LEGION.
•
Annua
• uesday, February- 10th
at 7:00:Pm,
Corninunity Centre, Sec:if:CA.
All Veterant and their wives are cordially invited to attend.
TicketS" are available frOm Member § of the
tieeutive, or from.
GEORGE HAYS Phone 119
KEN POWEI-V,-,-- phone 109-W
The Dinner Will he -followed by a Dance
• with bY Wilke
, ,
LQCABRIEFS.
,
• Mrs. Olive :Andrew, Exeter, is
spending .a few, days 'with 1Virs.'13.
B. Stephenson. ,
Mr. and Mrs". .L. F. Eckert and
Ridgetowii,- visited last
weekendwith aVit''>And Mrs. Arthur
Devereaux andtfamily..
Mrs. ..T. riood, Cromarty, un-
derWent a-ranjor operation ,on Sat-
urday at Seott Memorial Hosnital.!
..ancl Mrs. Hal Dirinin and
Kathy, of Petrolia, -were weekend
guests -of Mrs. W,- A, TV -right
• Mr. and Mrs, Willard Elliott
leave Saturday for Florida where
they will spend several. weeks._
Mr, W. R. Stephenson, 'I'oronto,
spent the,weekend with his mother,.
ten StePhellSOn, •
• Mrs. Clare Reith s in_Ge..orge-
tovvn owing to the• seriotis illness
a her sister. , r • -•
Miss Carol 'Willson, of Tillson.-
burg, has returned . home after
spending a few daysat the home
of Rev. and 1VIrs..1-1. Workman..
'Mr, F. C. S. S1115, president of
the ,Seaferth Chamber of Cern-
mereerand. 1Wis, R. J. Botissez,
the staff of' the Seaforth• Public
Floral -tributes were -r- rnany--andaSchool,„Were Wirigham.„„Inesday
•
:MRS. GEORGE j. pRAITAM.
• Mrt-.. George J.. Graham,. Strat-
ford,.._:the.,. fernier Eva .- 'Mary
O'Bneti,.. died at her hOirte'. at 11:30
oleleck Sunday niaT in 79th
year. She suffered a -heart attack
efterfeeling since Saturday
night She had been in fair health
up t� that time. - '
Mrs. Graham was barn hi Sea -
forth,: daughter of the late David
and Ellett.:0/Brien,', She .tharriect
George Graham( 52 .years agb and
hadAivad in Stratford gitte6 'that
time, M. 'Graliain died 1954• .
Mrs.. Giabant Was a devout- merii.
ber 'of 4he IIiiirnaeulite Conception
Rditian-,Cathelle, Cliiirehri the Altat
"Sbeletyf'-dritt7.-Catistilic7.11Toinerr's
League: Of that
:She is survived: by three sons,
Harold "Mickey" Grahaiii,Strat-
ford; George,, Toroiito'-Ancl Seek,
Winnipeg; two -datighters,.. Mrs.
Charlet, .(Verda) Drothers,
co, and Mrs. A. (Even)
Stre'etaVille; one ..brathet„ .
Ooderick; 11. grandchildren- and
four great' grandchildren...She Waa
predecea,sed by, gine tell, William,
and by One tittet„, Mra. Evelyn
Tigeou.
The reritaitis regted a the MIA
gras funeral horile,,Stratford, Until
9:20' neleek ;WedneadaY ,tnornint;
when the
Inimactilate COnceptiork churetc'ter
Itequiena iiigh Mast. at 10 a.tif„
terracht was '.Avondale cetnel•
tory.
'evening thkmg part in a farm for-
um TV.:progranf. • '
-.Mrs.,Margaret.HaY„who was in
Scott.. 3Yleinorial,,Ilospital for sev-,
eral4layi-folloWitig a fell•in which
,81lractured her `Arne,- his:now
returned to'-lier horde.'
and .Mrs.. ,Keathig left,
.Wedneaday. for Florida, where they
Will...apend.- several Weeks... -•
e
Canada's first 'pulp and,,paner
niii'WaS built at St AndreWs near
f,taehute, Que. • . .•
esmmiiipmuasissosmmiom
CKEY
R[CALLS SHOPPING; IN. SEAFORTH;
.IFF[RENTIYEARSAST
.
Dear -Editor: -.`" • "•tpeople, to rest an, but these are
• d o find now in any store,
la this day of hurry _and:rushing;
they havepl!hatow
venotarupwri,he
teatres, and
aify
'must stand, no matter whether
they are well, or perhaps crippled
in pa,rt. In the summer there are
no benches to rest along the street
• FiVery -town Seems tor he -trying
'ffi-sd'itie way to get more business
-this cenld be the. answer. Yes,
We admit parking is a problem
anywhere: We have a narrow street
vvhiela cannot be changed. Why not
make ear parking spaces wider --
Oh. yes, we always had stools for wouldstill leave plenty of room in
our custontera, especially :elderlY tilt; ire:eynetrs,tioraf etshehasyterexeLage'd,
.on in making out accounts- and
bills. We were always quite 'sure
There was a goad attendance at we would have to itemize a:bill or
the January meeting of the After- statement. ,now it is,very- brief:
noon ' Auxiliary of First Presbyter- ,service a/c; " service rend. You do
ran Church in the church hall on the , guessing. Leber and parts,
TueSdaY -.afternoon. •The president, iTeWafg-50, cents Or parts diidr4.00-
Mrs, 3.'1, Bell, presided and open- for labor -could have heen 1/2 -hour
ed the meethig with -a New Year or four ,lieurs, Wlao knows?'
em and. PraYer, During ,thebeti-. Once a .year we have our nom -
nes period. the members • were ination ,meeting, and thia , paper
asked to leave their used Christ- has tried ; hard to get People to
mas cards at the church as soon attend and I entirely agree, but
as possible. •` we set rio financial statement for
•The deliotiens were taken by theohyeware'll,0a
sb5uSin;essr.sWahgyoto
notday-
?
MacTavish and Mrs. J.
I •like -shopping best in town, hut
oh se different. now: front a few
years 'age. Not that there, is much
more business done (if as nmeli)
aSTin my years -in the -grocery busi-
ness. Wi3 wOuld have up to $40000
a year turnover, which would meav
over slooppo a- year now. Yes, we
had plenty . of work, but always; a.
little time to Chat With `cam cus-
tomers -a thing which., is almost
entirely gone now
FIRs'y CHURCH, AUXILIARY
Beattie:, The ,•firSt- chapter_ef ,:the
new stUdy hOok dealing- With ;
dian Canadians,. Was preSented in
the form of- a :Tv' neweasta,. With,
Mrs, W. John Thompson'actirig as
Fraser 'presented niany fact's' and
Problems' with 'regard- FoT-'-indra-n
Canadians: ',.They, tela :1ivhat' has
been, done. for theta „by: the Pres:
bytetien.Chureh..and the ',Worneiei
MiStionary:SocietY„.-and:'-alSe -Mere
tieried, Whet doge. 'yet/to
assist the Irithan, who is probably
the niost.Poorly-'understhadman in
, .
RLCCK
regular 7., Meeting oLl3urns-
Lonclesbore ypt- was, heldSiinday
evening in ; Landetlitito, Chureh
with .25 members, -,preterit...,' Pat
Murch; and :Arlene Powell:opened
the:meeting with a Sing -song.:
:President pat Mitch ',.anif:Secre-
,tary Nellie Weaterbout .were in
charge nf the:business .session. The
under . the .! leaderShin. of NOreen
.MOEWing„ Was in-Obarge..of War-
ship. She was "assisted by :-Slurley
,K.nox; Marie •Rne3r,,,Dorothy
Arlene.' PoWell,,...Patd.....MeCoot and.
Joe,BabeOCk: • - .
:„Kitchener,.
and Mias Mary Lou‘Roe,, of Strat-
ti4OPItaitt:-in SS No. ii4114Ctit"
Week; •tin e g
ene0' Of Mr Van 'gAniond. 7
Mr,' and 'Mrs. .Clayton.' Sheldon
and •-faniily,' St.: Marys; Mr...13oh
Gibb,- .Gleneoe;.• ,Mr. Saiythe,,
Brodhagen, and Mr and • Mrs.:. R.
E: Burchill viSiteci[on SundeY With
Mr. and•'.Mrs.,Dalten Malcolm.
• Measles have broken. out around,
Zion :and A nunther of ,childien. are
out of-e1uoo1
. .
Mr. and Mrs. Jack 'Malcolm via=
ited his -inother41/11.8. Alexia
collie. in Stratford on Friday:
Mr;Blythe Lamiin' is „beck
'Scheel again after 'haying his .ton
sits removed in Stratford .1-fespi-:
Jrs..Mary Malcolm ' received
word on 'Saturday her sistet-
inlavV; 1:frs„.• j., Pepper,
.had passed away in Vancouver,
13-C„ recently; '
; Mrs. Jack Butchill, vis-
ited Mr:?and Mts. George Stnele
Saturday ',evening.
Master Allen' Coleman has been.
-a patient in Scott Memorial Hospi-
tal, Seeforth, since SinulaY-
"bltie coal!.
January 25 temperature was:
high 61. degrees; 'iow '42; todaY:-
high 19, low, 10 below .zero,
'
All being equal, I like small town
to--shep-wherer.1-ain_
known. I. like the friendly 'ap-
proach, ' "Good morning! Is there,
eszthi-ething:IT • can- do foryouto-
tibnn' isn't 'what it used to'. he, and
that ih itself creates a' hardship
tor peeple :past_ their prime. -So: it
:just seems impossible,. to it: back
. and., be selfishly ':.ccenfortable when
We -know others have se Many
problems to Contend With, nianY
-of-whieb weimow abOut from per:
7sona1-e erience-in-the-years-gone
Thank.you, Mr. Editor__
•
R. H. SPROAT
A. Brown
Wed 50 Years
Mr-' Mrs, Albert .BroWn,r,for;
merly Rese..Smith7Of
celebrate their rOth. wedding 'anni-
versary -On 'Feb.' 3; ' There will: be.
±areetterneon tee helciat their home.
at -2354 lyfaeDonald- St, Regina; thii
:Settirtlay;if Garden -McKenzie,
Seafonik...„and irJ4wo:children,
Shelf* anO7Aolck, iefLfOr'Begitia•
on Monday to attend' .the celebra
tion. They,, retUrn -the second
week in Fehruary:
-
„INE*MONDVJLLR Cc1T
The ginoncivillexorr .girls. held:
their regular ,;'-'eeting in „the
;church's .vestry last Wednesday.,
Loi'Tyndall
read. the .scrinture and prayer, •
Semple gave' hisBible study
on the .ProphetS, :and, ' their',nlaCes.
the 13ible'TheY also -discussed
"the .major and minor kaioks of:the
'Bible and. their' me apingsf•Roll':eall
:follOw,ed With,,an'attenclance �f17
,girff.-InT Ike biisiiue4s peril they
deeided ,that Lorraine Miller and
Gail-..FinIayson take- the opening
.14ap,543rwstieirPed,vvindththaatBtliibelei.Po'r.liOPchel.:he
An invitation was receivedfor
the • . Church Youth Organization
meeting' On 'February..1; et First
PresbYterian Chureli. The North-:
side .COIT have-7also. ihvited Abe'
group to a; Valentine party Feb. p,
ALL, KINDS
OCIALw
Winthrop,
WEDNESDAY,
at -8:30 p.m.
,
.-CARDS"-
•
Ladies please bring-SandWiches
Everybody welcome. Admission free •
Vederatioe ofAcultue
Pres.; K. Stewart; See.; A. R, Dodds
FLIGHT LIEUTENANT J.
• M. McIVITLIAN Was proinoted
• to that rank from the rank of
• Flying Officer in supplemen-4
• tary lists issued last week.'
- The on of, Mr. and Mrs. -J.
:. AiSeafrth'llis
• ntlestaffRCIFStakn,
• Chatham iEereeeivelhis
permanent commission in the
-- RCAF -a year ago.
LooluTo Increases,
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0.641. of Distriet 8.and president of
'the ladies' 7.Sectiefi of 'the'Seafor.tii
Fair.; William. :jewitt,,,,Warden, Of
Ilerop.,-ColiritY,-, and- Cbliri
bell,•fraM the farm dePartnient of
CKNX,. ThO. head table Was intro-
duced y R. .1VieMillan, ;:first
vieepresident. ' Thanks ' vvas, ex-
tended. to' :the ladies of Eg-.
MendVille United Church: for the
Supper, by Jai:nes...M.! SOft,. second
vtcepresideiit; with- Mrs. Alex
Bciyes '
'.„0„.P.port the program,„a junior
'farmer qiiertetc.,',W1iieli1had' cone
petedtliir-the-Ljor.-.-Fhriner--cOn-
teS.t. in Toronto-reCentlY,sang two
liarbetshap turnbers.:-IVIembets Of
the- Oneret, 'Were-. Larry,: Wheatley,
'Rep: Canipbell,7170 Campbell, and
George-Thi-tiee-,Cheirineti --far the
evening Vas Break:lent, Campbell,
The-fiftli meeting. of 'Seatertit
MeitY :Maidens.: waS„:,.lield. at „the.
home ef Mrs.' Teylor, on Saturday;
2 pin.' The tell oall„Wes
answered by ,giving the list Of 'feed
pro'ductsof o.ats,...Wheat „:„and corn.
Ernie TeWnSend.--:' and.. Glenyce
.Jewitt :gen .a deinenstretien on
Muffin's, and. ;Carel_ Carter ,eild
Gail ,'.1VIilton gave a demonstration
on White Sallee and' Macaroni.
Mr W. L.Whyte gaiie notes en -
in e,: Shpper".
'and,'"F etS -!Ahout MiXttires.7.
,Herne •aSsigninent:was: Xl„).Aiiswer.
(:gl, Make elle Of ;cer-
-eel; •,,i(3) -Prepare Macaronidish
and record. -'..feeord-
•Look,-,up.,7fravorite'recipe :for .itidt
loaf. .•-' •
-;,,Roil! for ,ileXt ,,meeting :is
your favorite' reeipefor frult' loaf.
• Inahredliaaaingers,
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Sale Seaf�rth. ends
January 31St, -.1959,,(..-
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