The Huron Expositor, 1959-02-13, Page 10O X°SITOR, SEAEORTH, 'ONT.,' FEE. 13, 1959
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PRESBYTERIAN -
CHURCH
Leslie Elder
minister- -
• L -KR,MPS'rElt
OngeniSt and Choir Leader -
10:00 A.M. •
•Church gchool and Youth
•rellpwship •
. A.M.
•
Pre -.Easter Services
• ."-ectIONSCIENCE AT THE CROSS ---
"Conscience of Iiitlas"
usic—Anthern: "Seek Ye the
• Jarnes JL, Scott
17esper Service
"WINTER. OF THE HEART"
Music—Solo: Selected .
Miss Pearn 1VicLean
'Tuesday, Feb. 17, 6:30 p.M., Men's
Chit—Father and ;Son Banquet:
guest speaker, Earl Heywood, or
C'ENX, Wingham •
EVERYONE WELCOME__ ne
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EGMONDVILLE
ITNITED 01113ROV'--.
DR. J. SEMPLE, Minister,
• Lyle Hammond, Organist , and
• Choir -Leader--
• First Sunday in Lent
- • 11 A.M.
General Theme -for Lent: "Faces
About the Christ?
No. 1: Martha and Mary
„Living a Mary Life in a Martha
• World"
1:30 P.M. •
Gener,al Theme: "What It Means
To Be a Christian" „ • -
No, 1: "We Would ,See...Je-eus"
• Findeststrip: SYmbels df' the -CroSs
10 a.zn., 'Church School
• 1130, Junior Church
Copies of re'",Perry Picture,
"Jesus Taking Leave of His
Mother," given to each -child-in
Jr. Church.
8:30 P.M.—Young People's trn:
ion, "Facing the Question Box".
Service of Devotion every Wed-.
nesday in Lent, 8 p.m. Big Rally
and Dinner for Men, Wednesday,
25th. Guest speaker; Ralph Wilson,
Secretary of Men. Film, "What.
Changed Charlie' '
ALL KINDS
„ of
S U -.R A 14 '"( • -
W. E.
• SOUTHGATE'
Phone 334 — Res. 540
*A.131 •• •SEAkiORTEE
Church' Notices
Charge.—Cava, 10:00
a.m.; Duff's, 11:00 aim.; Bethel,
2:00p,m.—Rev, W. re Summerell,
Minister. -•
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Seaforth Pentecostal Tabernacle
—Sunday: 10 a.m., Sunday School;
11 ann., Morning Worship; 7:30
p.m.e Evangelistic Service; 'Tues -
•day; 8:00 p.rn., Bible Study. and
Prayer; Thursday, 8;00 p.m.,
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NORT11$IllE 'UNITED, ,,VIILTECT(
_ '..:(Centributed)
Suziday1 i11 mark the 20th
ani-
verary of ,the.leidning of'dhe Jun-•
ior Choir u Northsicle. It has been
under the edristant direction of the
•present leader, Miss K. E. Turn ---
On this atiniversarY'eccasion the
Junior ',Choir :will occupy.the chan-
teldandelead'ineinaning -wqrship.•
On the 19th, -0.1* niorCh�jr
xiei-
ber will be. eritertairred to a sup-
iierdeptbeldetrhYdtlide-Wom ainSeAet=,
sociation before their, regular prac-.
.tiSe._S'essione.e„. ee-e•
e At the ;OfficialBeard :meeting on
•TueSdaY -Paid Brady.
•Was •elected for ;a , Second tarn.. as
. delegate •te:!:11unin,PeetbYtery,' and
Mr, Sam Scott:Vas elected at the
-alternatee.'dAtenhe4es,sionrneeting
arrangetherds. Were dinade to::bold
balloting to fill the vacancy on the
session:that -•o ceurred- o it-the:4 e sign
.nation of Dr. J.' C., MacLennan;
;The vote 'will take place. the first
Sunday 'in March.' 1.
eoni•mittee wat.napPOinted. by
OfficialdBearci"fe consider' the,
prOPO Sedrdinangeseto -take-plane- in
relationship.of the;..Wanieins ergarie
izations in the;•ildiited Church. This'
• ennethittee .will. .repern' te'' Heron.
Preebyteind• their- fiedings as semi.
a.e „po,s eible: • , .
e The, Oftiedal Beard were Ple.ased-
eanteptertheoutside- lighting fix
ture. ‘.15,i'..2ClarTeride7Waldend
and Cliff 'B.readfoet, ,td illuminate
the chanteldvnide.W....,IThis thotght-
fuleadditieneds-emetclinapprediatede
'ancrthe thanks: of.: the Board Was
retorded:
London Presbytery 'Will hold it
whiter,: meeting at the. Ontario
Street ,Lhaited, Church,. Clinton, on
Thursday, of this..week..e.•'
'Phone 373
—SEAFH,E.TH-,ONTARIO
tul FUEL OIL
WM. M.' Hart
Phone 784 Seaford).
..NEW.OV.WAIMON:
DUFF'S CH uggv CONGREGATION.H.'
HEAS,:::ENC.OURAOINGREPORTS
A' Pot -luck, supper preceded 'the
annual congregational Meeting held,
in the basement of .Duff's United
ChUrch, Walton; Monday evening.
'Rev. -M, Thomas opexied9 vvith
a scripture passage from II Tim.
• 4:1-8 and prayer. Mrs- Harvey
Craig was appointed secretary for
the evening and read the minutes
of the last annual meeting.
TWelve collectors Were appoint-
ed flat: the yedr: .first quarter, Ken
-McDonald, pin; Smith and Allen
Searle; second quarter, Win. Lem-
ing, Bert. Johnston, Rae Houstenn
third quarter, Walter Bewley Herb
FUNERALS
. THOMAS GLAHSTONE 'HAY
• A 'funeral . service for, Thomas
• Gledstene :Hay; :Who died at bit
home in Mitchell; ,was _held atAlie
'Heath -Leslie: funeral honle•en Sat-
urday' afteriadoM :Ry.: e orgee Ale
:Lament, ofe. Kriint Ptesbyteidaii.
Church n Mitehell, officiated
:-
Pallbearers-, Vete 144 MacPO4-.
Laid and janeee Campbell. 'Torento-
Robert Thornton. ;Kippen; Tohn
,Hoggarth and. William
Cromarty:'', Tempera ry eentotebe
..mentnwat....inade..:in:the..4 Elizabeth
Ritz chapel, burial -
to be made lateteiri lereebye"
cemetery, Mitchell.- eLed:.--;.,
dlFrieride and telatives attended
fiden Toronto„ Kington, Stretford,:
Cromarty,.Staffa; Mitchell
end! .sariouncling :district ; •
MRS JO1 ,iAT-AF'010A--L.--L,-
' A funeral • eerviee'• for, Mrs.' John_
Balfour, -'of Mitchell, ;fornierly. 'Of
Ilibbert, was tielti•at: the Heath,,
.1.4slie,..funera1. home on Friday.;
'„,e'Rughellenten..eSsitted
..h.Y.,::„.Resi:',HateIdeLaWsenntriinisteeS,
-oldlYfaindStreetiliilted Church Mit
•..P gibe e reit e grancleont.„.. Were
Gl,Q1)1"1 PePp:et';;
enceeeRairkern'eLogen„.. township;
Ggerge Moore, '..HibberOdmdris
Arnold atboind . Windsor, -nrid
Ar-
thur Barbbul, LotidOn.-
• Temporary• ,entorribment:: W a s.
made in Wroocliend'mausoleum e with.
burial to be Made' `•later in, Knox
,Presbyteriarn.. ceinetety,. Friends
:arid.".relatives ...attended ".:fren1',Ion'..:.
den,: :Windsor,, . Steffen Dublin,,..11/itr:
chell diStriet.
•'111R.S..V17.11,1051..CARNOCHAN.•
•-.The...death occurred",eneSaturde
in „St. jesephltd.Infitmery,erlairdle.„
torn- of
-Streivas.'iriehere8.8thn'Y.'ea.r.end•.;..--detH
• .'.:The."'forriler;'lVtary,..MtKeown, nt
'Hallett .township,
'tressed away, -fn
Npvmier, 195i,..FolloWing his
de -417.811e, wentd to ellen-dap/in dn
• Ftineral•:'seryiees Were'..comitict-
ed' 'MI :-.TtietdaYefrein the A.
Whitney, ''.'fiinerale home.: With . Eev.
D. Leslie Eidetetif .First Presby
• terian . Church,.:Officiating, r. :Burial!
followed ii',:Maitlandbank • ceine-
terY.-:;,Pallheatett • . Were- •-Walter:
Scott,: :!HoWard:". Armstrong,, -John.
Thcirripeone'Rets..Millsen, •and „Ken
Carneclaamed---'
•-Another iirugge opal
Portable
..3 ::•vv.0§!..is..7:121-.0.....8 • Poon
FuIly
Keyboard
,Standard :
•
Ideal
.D0r-Stiglentg ..,''FrOfeSSiOna
• .0 .• AND THOSS'...WHOH-TYPE:: AT .I.H01.1,1E.',
ROYAL PORTAB PEWR1TER
You'll be proud to carry yOtirrievsi Royalite in it handsome portfolio -type
carrying case. ItTis'simuial.eatlier of Vinyl plksticc:atid.-cOnae§ alfee
smart shades : Red, Green' and. Natui.al Tan.
ee the ,,Royalite in Action
Come in Iro-day!
-• OTHER "ROYAL MODELS TO $39.5O
Sineo 1$6,0, Serving the Community- Mist
AtteLE-A.N BROS1 Publishers
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ONE 141 or 142
Travis,. William Thrnbull; fourth
.quarter, Jack Btyans, Alvin Mc-
Donald and Deng Fraser. Th
, e
session. report was given by Rev.
Thothas. brief remembrance
Was obeerved for those members
who had passed away during the
year.
Reports were heard from all or-
ganizations iii..theechtirch and alt.
showed that the past year hed
been • very. • successful. • , Musical
numbers between reports`dvere pre-
sented by Marilyn Johnston, solo;
Mts. E. MeMithael, reading; Mr.
Jan' Van Vliet, solo; chorus, Mary
Helen l3uclianain • Barbara' Tarn -
bull, Ruth Ritchie, Nellie Bann,'
GeraldeRenn, :Gerald. Smith,. Bar-,
bare' Turnbull; piano solo-, Cheryl.
Craig; •piano solo, Gordon Mitch-
ell. Mr. John Leeming was re.
elegted as delegate for Confer-
ence. arid.Presbytery:
The retiring , members • of • the
Board•of Stewards were, re-elected
in- the persens of -Bill Turnbull; Al-
leneeSearle,Art McCall and
• bell Wey,, Ushers were reappeint-
ed is folloWse Neil McGavin, Les:
lie Oliver, Bert Johnston, 'Don, and,
Jerry _ Achilles and Renald:.Smith.
:Rey. Thomas expressed his 'an-
Preeiatitin td every-aganization in
,tnn church, with• specie -1- "recogni-
tion to Mr. josep,h Clark for his
fid
faithservice ae caretalter of the
-church: Martin el3ann;.-- represent-
ing the congregation, exprdtsed
thankt' and aPpreciation. to •Rev.,
and Mrs: •Thomas.
• • _
Mrs': Wilmer, Cuthill, •Of Seaf,orth,
es.gentethe--we eke d-wit.1.11-Mrs-drTer-d
He Miller is:a patient dn.,:
:Memorial IloSpita.leSeaferth:
• A progrestiVe7eifehre partkeWas.:
heid, thee Commanity_dHell_
Wedne-sclanir:deVening: Withe.4 labies
•a't Imay, ipqnsofct by :the' Wernen's
Instituteeddlerize-e-winners---4'^weee:-,-
ladies,- bane hands, Mit. Al- viir:11e-
Donald; , bigh„-; ,11,/krs . Frank :Wal-
ters; kw; '.Mr. 'Rey e•Beneett;.
gents; lorceeleandsedDeneMeineuralte
high,' . Coutts; 'loW, Jerry:
'Achilles. , • ".
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CROMARTY
Eldon'.; Alien .JOhn RtitSen, and,
Robert and Gordon Lelegattended
the 136 ,Kalb '•graine cern • contest
banquet :in .eLondon Where . they
Wereenpresented with thdlidOliiiih-
:•
.ed ,.per :acre', eentificatenandeettoe
present
eil.',W#1.1 a chest be •silver :for th
tf,gliest,nortryieleldfeaddrniitarict.
:. • e• %VMS ].keets
:.Mrs.. Toth -Laing was hOstesa for
the :W1VIS meeting ,which `held
'en Thursday afternoon. effts.. Laing,
presided ,- d al,So took.charge of.
the ,deVetio,nie Mrs. E.,: Moore g et-
ed.ls • secretary in the absence -Of
Mrs T. • L. Scott, The 'roll.. eatr
'w-ag,:,•anSWered,
mis-
sionary;, The trea'sure's ereport
was. given. by Mrs,. Harper..
GraceScote -read. a paper
,entitled;,"TheMistSedfdthe Road:"
•Mrs. Caldet ''McKaig," gave the
Glad.' Tidings. PreYerd'iMiss f Olive
Speare •letter'-Wtitten.,
Mts. Dickson. a niissienarv. in Per-
tribSe: Mrs. 'William 2harper . gave
current, events, _ .„ • „.
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ST. JAMES' CHT,L.
The regular menthly- meeting of
St. James', C.W.L. was held .Tues -
,day evening with 32 members pre-
sent. Mrs. -Ken Etue, president,
opened with .the League Prayer:
,Correspondence wasegiven. by lase.
L: reo-Uldirdt.,, and' treasurer's re-•
port by Mrs, 'A: 'Stile.
•;Mrs. Joe'McConnell and Miss L.
Faulkner. reported forthe visiting
eomtnittee, which had , made ,31
visits. The erisiting ,committe.e for
February Is MrS. J: Bannon.
-The program consisted of an ed -
_dress_ _one e`Spirituale.„Boucniet'-'-eby
_Rev, C. E,. Sullivan, and -the So-
dality girls,held a panel, when they'
discussed 'Wby we slididdehave a
taking part. • were
jearmine Bedard, Carol Flannery,
Margaret 1VIaloney, ,Tena' •Lansink
and tethie Eckert,
The mystery prize was .wonby
Mrs'. Lloyd Bedard. '
• 0.E.S. EUCHRE
' A)saccessful euchre was held ifi
'the 1..0,0.F. Hall on Thursday eve-
ning, with'36 tables, ill play. Prizes
-Were won by the following: ladies,
first, „14Irs. Dave Pa-pple; ,tone
hands,, Mre.,`Johe IVIcGregorn con-
solation, Mrs, Glen Staffen; -men,
first, John 'Treineer; -lone hands,
Mel Staffen;" consolation, Jack Mc-
Dowell,
EIVIONFS-1,-TAXI
and .PARCEL 'kit:VICE, •
'Passerigets Inaared
, nAvE
675
-...immierorlimmiwinsmomumab,
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'blue ..ccial
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• WILLIS. DUNDAS
'ancl ---Pertmcenon----
- • "DUNDAS-4,-LONEY • d.
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.. Phone 573 -et 138:
We write all lines of
INSIJItANCE'
• Fire Auto Wind -
Liability and Life
John A. cardna
• Successor to ,
• WATSON ez REI1)
Phone 214 Seaforth
, Representative:
IVra:nnfacturer's Life
Insurance-
OMM.M.MH
'AOci Man To Pcilice
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,
(coAtiuued.frorn •Page 1)
work.w.as doe by the. •Badminton
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.,Eeferring te the fact that a •re•
noVation Pregramwas tinder way
in. the TOwn Hall; •Councillor Bald -
'win, Chaixman of' the propetty
•cOmmittee, • said that morethan
•just decorating was involved in the
ithird floor. 'He :felt that it mould
not be wise te undertake .clecora-
fiat there until' other • work had
been cdmpleted. He suggested in-
stead that, perhaps, pennants. could
b,e borrowed from the arena which
•*Old have the effect a brighten-,
ing the hall and hiding sortie of
the' Ceiling. • '' •,
!'d,hief Hateliinson. *he has .been
the. Spcinsbr Of; he ,Teeit..TaWii.
• group, Which: noW:numbers' nearly
300,. asked..toinicit whether there .
wasany,' reaSon-frozn the 'Stand
.point:Of fire heard, that the Town
Hall 'dould not continued to be
,ed. 1e aid that he had .revieWed
the matter, With Are Chief -Seott,
'and it was felt that with the prin
of . rope •escapes there
'Would:be ,no., danger.: :In .any event,
there *as .a .readier edt froiriethe.
third -1166f --than there: 'Waa from
the 'r .COputeunity , :Centre; ---,where
thereetaS only one narrow: stair:.
Cardne agteed. that
there.•:.are regulations, ,ared • Eire.
Chief Scott, s.aid _that „ vviiereethere
iSda-third in: ute; itis nom-
puIterY'.to hay e -a fire 'eStane.:1-1e,
f ound ',it very .. d to do ,anything
' with bbildings *lien'they:are own -
,,ed' by inuniCipalitiee. If anything
_liappenecdncettainly..ceeneinenould
'be responsible , •
Commillor .:Einers • pointed ',out
:that' there Were, wide stairs .t�- the
third fleet, an, that there would
be end,'difficulty M having ladders,:
-...-aygrable-from.,•the secencl,flOor'.•In.
any event, ,it,• wet only, a, short :alt.'.
t•ance from • there td -the ground:
Chief -Sn'ett -2 wiul . investigate --tried
atteP,.. arid' .also .Will ellecnet fire
-peeV,e nti on:. 'with '.'neenibersd of;tiff:h-
.:Teen .Teennegreimel. d
e Referring , to •theereqiiestfor: the
nisejeof7thedAretrandtheetpokesinaii•,.
the 'Teen Townehrganizaef,
twa CoVert , telythpes erne.
area as the. Seatieth • DiStriet•Higli
.Council .that theerriatter had been,
diseriSSed «infornially With Mem-
bers of the. arena commission,,'and
hewas Satisfied thatwhen the .re,
iniett,came .befere .the 'commission
that ;seine iarrengeinent,',.cOuid. ..be
worked out. The areneein the, past;
he said had difiicnItYln financing
and. as - :a result .it :was neeeSsety,..
that all. pessibleenre.Venite•
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tainedi, • - • • ,
LO L -131ZIEFS-
--A r,Finlay McKerther and miss
Helen: MeKercheri of , 'McKillop,
and Mr., and 'qrs. eWilliaxii Staple-
tooH ,of Dublin, left Sunday for
-.Florida, where, they; will *spend a
• few, holidays. . 2
Mr, and ' Mrs-, Alvin 'Middleton
'and Gene,. and Mt. and Mrs. --Jack'
Middleton, 'Janet and' Nancy, uf-
London,'-were recent guests of Mr.:
--bin_ 1VIcIlilelrl!t.etT-Y-Gjoldlie--nannde-Miss- Jean:
Peelle, Exeter, Were giieSts,of ,Mis se
DopeldavAdarris_On Saturday. :'. .
lioMenr.iii411.kCapfh°-rarr4inneese'lI- bwsPiliptabfears
two months, is recuperating.at the:
home.of his sister, Mrs: M. H. Mc-
Eenzie; -iiidOsliawae - ' •J ' :. •
' 'Mr: and 'Mrs. • Gordon Mohr: of
Milverton, .and Mr.. and Mrs.' D.On
Smith -arid family,' of London, were
Sunday guests of , Mii, H. E.
Smith : '
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Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Coughlan,
of,., 'London, were guests of Miss.
Alice-Ileid oven the weekend.
--Mrs.- IVIarnd Hildebrand. was in.
Zurinfi'over the weekend °vying S
;the death of her,sister, Mrs. Peter
Ineiehert. Also attending tile fun-
eral, *ere Mr. and 'Mrs. Roy Snid-
er,,; ltlir. and Mrs. Del Knightley,"
Mr..1 and Mrs. p. 1Vlartisky, Mr:
and' Mrs.. Les Howey'••dhd'Mr, and
MrS, Thi_el,,,„_all of Kitchener_ -
..- Mi. and Mrs. Lazighlaii, GeV, of
-Feigns, ere. weekend _guests ef
their uncle and aunt'71V1r. and -Mrs:
R,.: IL Sprat.• ' • * '
_ IVIr, "and Mrs Walter Battle, of
letyth,`,..were -Sunday guests of Mt.
arid Mrs. 'Ernest Aclains and Miss.
Donelda Adams. ••
Mr. and Mrs. 0. H. Ferguson of
Torento, _spent ' the weekend with
Mr, and Mrs, T. •J: Flynn. .. n
Mr.' and Mrs. 'Bedford ;Diingey
and Brenda spent the vveekend in.
Collingwood. with Mr.: ,... and Mrs:,
James' Hogg: ••• -- -
Mt. and Mrd. 'A:. Y.1 McLean
**ere in Toronte last.Week attend.-
ing the convention of the 'Ontario
lAreekly Newspapers Association..
• Mr. and.dVirs. Mervin Nott were
in Toronto 'MI's', week: , '•
Mr, Albert Baker d. 7. „Patient
in Vietoria 'Hospital; •Lention.i.
M. R. B. Hohnes, -manager of
the P„..U.O., who hat .beeneserious-,
ly- ill in Scott -Mernerial ,Hospital,
was able to return' to hi S home.
Mt. J: A; Baldwin was in. To.
route this week. e • '
• Mr. F. C. 3. Sills was -in Tdronto
-this 'Week 'on bitsiness.
. TY . and Mrs. L.S.,141.atthews.'and
'Xan , of .Detroit, NliciL,..Jepentethe
• Wee end with ' her parents,- Mr:
and i MIS. J. J. 'Cleary.
.1VIrs. ..S. P. Miller, 'of pearborn,
Michnespentethe Weekend -in -Sea --
forth With frithids.,..7- --:1-7.- .
Min -and„.Mrs. E.' S. .Redgers,--ef
Strafford, ,are guests of Mr. , and
Mrs: F. R, Cosford. . ..
Mrs. John Eastin, Stratford, was
n.".weekend guest of her mother,.
Mrs. Hugh Alexander. 1
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STOPPING, ON ICE AND SNOW ---'SAFELY
•-Purnping .rapidly on the broke is.,the safe ..way..to stop, oreice
, . , , . ,
or other slippery surfaces. The pumping prevents continueut
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''..lockirte or skidding Of ifie wheelSnlf thewheels-lockeybur car-
,is'out of control!. • . .. .
By Harry 3,. Boyle, former. col-
umnist. now with C.B.C., writing in
,) The Toronto 'Telegram) , •
A younger 'generation 'growing
up on the farm will not share with
us_ the 'privileges 'of the 'coal -'oil
lamps' and lanterns. Te them lights
' mean only- flipping a switch; while
to -us -the -whole problem of illum• n
ination by, night aretind the farm
was a difficult and • coMplicated„
- '• '
The firSt task after the :break-
efastedishesenverentinisheddaindthe
ltitchen • fiber swept' was that of
;elearung the hnine'y Mfi 'the
dampse-andelanterns; andfilling the
.recentacles with coal oil, or keno-
,seneeas it-wasoftenecalled, A -five-
gallon can of it stood in the wood-
• shed. This in tarn Was poured ai-
d° a' smaller can for convenience:
dA"--edvennart-who -failed10-have her
lamps cleaned and filled in the
morning was considered to be a
',Poor housekeeper, •'
After being cleaged, the lamps
,were un like soldiers In iiew
uniforms on the sideboard in the
kitchen. The 'lanterns were hung
in• a neat row, in the -woodshed.
-They waited patiently for night
and' detn to, beckon. '
•
.whea night. came down the
lamps were lit and, placed in their
ev.ariousestations...The -one-with-
:the:white bowlthatheldesonnuch
coal -oil Was placed on the kitchen
table. • Mother „took 'a one
,foi.:use4nthparyWIfdltwd
;
went to bed she took another snrall
one and pieced:it on tlaejable in
the upstairs hallway.' Last one, tor
bed" .* as, Suppaserletedblaw lhe
lamp • That "Was the' signal, that
the day -was ever, for our 'fanny
• at least. • e
That •larnpe was, also tellItale evi-
dence' that Sister was .'entertain-
• nig her bean dowiistairs, or, that
•I was staying out "pretty ,late,' If
father Wolte in Ithe nightand the
_Lenin was ;still he-Wonld-grope
for . the watch indthe 'bib'. pocket
of his overalls to check the time
Next Morning -.there • weiild be a
callefor -'explatietien The' trick
was either to have aeyounger bre-
ther, or. sister' turn it So low lie
coitildn11 see the :hands of' his watch
dr else .tha.ve'thein blewente out.
The trouble was, that you couldn't
depend upon therm. to stay antelte
until after father was Snoring 'in
The lartip in 'the • front- parlbrdera
a thing of massiveness, if not beau-
ty. Two enormous globes of trans-
parent pin k'glass-de etre a-fed—With
-ro-gebucls eoVered both the chimney
• and the.base clf the 'lamp.' It wag
.called into servicE for Christmas,
When we had company or when
sister .was entertaining a beau. No
modern miracle of. neen lighting
could 'have given us, .as children,
any__moreeof.a.nthrill than the -red
'dy .glow fronethe rosebud cle.cotet-
ed shade. Mother- was. constantly
reminding. illy -sister' that, it 'wet
indecent' to. turn if too low on a
Sunday enening: -I have often' won:
"• dered if she was ,as concerned 'with
my. sister's morals as She was
• about whit ' theneighbors might
• think with only a faint glow com-
ing from the„ parlor Window.,
The lights were a signal 'at. all
times.. Father 'lighting the fire in
the kitchen in the Morning, always
looked. across the read tosee if
the neighbors were. up and'eabout..
the .Winter time the light in the
kitchen was a sign that everYthing
en..es all right, and in the Simmer -
time you' watehedlor, a smudge of
• sMoke froth the kitchen chimney.,
Lights in the middle of the night
were .sure signs of an ,emergelicy,
and somebody wOuld be dispatched
eeeff they needed 'any help;
Lantern' light 'in the stable cast
,friendly and -mysterious- glow,
One lantern hung in the middle of
the stable over the _cows and father
carried -the ether One -with 'hiin as
he Went about • the- chores. A5"
youngsters we could find corners
of dark mystery, 'The empty box
,stallnethe- place behind. ..theeroo
Milper .or the corner next 'be the
chop box were.,excellent plates in
h game of bide-and•seek that, car-
rciteodracindewhe!t;:wee-cottl_ d ed
-e0ne,SuridaY, if we had beennVis-
iting,, ev'erybody. pitched in to de
the chores- and all the lanterns
were pressed into 'SerViee:
youngsters, we were given, , the
privilege of-. earrying lanterns.
Milk had to be -carried to calves,
eggs had to _he pielted froth•the
nests, and the pigs had„to be fed.
We _felt very important, walking
in thee eentre- Of the . mysterious
ring of -lantern light that etched
itself in.ithe darkness of the night,
as we walked from the stable to
the 'henhouse or the •piggery.
In'the late Pall whett the chick,
ens refused to go into their' pens,
it was an adventure to get the
lantern and • help mother pluck
them•fiinn the limbs of the apple
trees, where they would be, sleep-
ily roosting. When father Idoked
up frpm his rieWsPaper at night
and took Off his glasses " and put
the Iaper aside and said, "rihink
there's a. weasel, at the ettlekens,u,
all three uf- us raCed for, the lan-
terns, lin would ,pick Op the .shot-
•
.gun, throne open' the...breech'Clra.',
rriatitally.•.antle slein. in -a pair of
shells. The 'breech. Weald enap shut'
, „
and „dye...would-1)e', off for adVein:
tire. , • • • •
, ,
.If .We '.1iVed 'with it 'hazard we
Were' unaware' Ofeit. Father taught
.that lanterns- and • lamps! were
'to .used in , a -certain dwayd „ If
he caught •us fooling "vvhile •hend.
ling. either lamp' or lantern, he
would administer' a geed, "cuff on
the IngS'? that d'issuadecniis trihi
any temfeelery, - • - •
,
...-Theebes t --fund of --all-was :the::
'kitchen; •which . was' big and come
fortable,ewith. reeinefor-the.fainil,y
'1o"sp,read around.. Mother used -to'
knit. by the lamplight,. or. darn
Father- -.after 'perusingethet
newspaper:: would • • sit .arid.'srrioke.
:the open Oven- door , and -We -
',.children..e):Plot ed_the oat!:
-side _the .ratige of the lamp i grate-
:TO:a-1i addiT'edd. ,nffin-tif tendeecaped the -
:sentence' a e` 'Urn ge le bed'
,simpin because' of 'the . protection,
'afforded bynthe• irradecpdacy of, the
. ' • '•
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. _NSTANCE
Last Wednesday afteruoon a quilt t. -
made by. Mrs, Earl Lawson was
quilted* in' the basement, of , the
church with proceeds for the Ex-•
pense Fund. A travelling- basket;
netted a goodly sum for the -attend.
noon. •.
Mr. • Eric Anderson returned,
Mime from Victoria Hospital; Lon --
don,• on .Saturday afternoon, after-
• spending 'the week there due to
eye injury. " . • •
' Neighbors "arid. friends -of Mrs.
William Carnochan were sorry to. -
bear of her -passing on 'SatundaY in
$te Peter's Infirmary,. Hamilton.
Mrs: Carnoclian was in her. .85tIn
'year, and. lived where Mr. and., '
Mrs. ,Basil Hernick now Jive. Sher:
was belied. from Whitney's fun=
eral -home-Tuesday afternoon:.
Visitors Sunday with -Mr. and!
Mrs. Howard .Preszcator and faun- ,
ily swere: Mr.. :and Mrs -e Charles,- '
Glanville and Wayne and 1VIessrsne
Gordoin-Keriney. and' Toni White,
all. of Crediton: ,
• Sunday • visitors With and
Mrs. Ken' Preszcator ,and -family
were Mr.. and 1VIrs.. Allan Pfaff "and
Mr. and .Mrs, LaWrence-eR,111; of'd ,-
Crediton. • •
-d1VIFS, dEphriani—CIarken'of -• Sea --
forth, is spending adfeneedays-datee--
the, home a Mr. •and. Mrs. Lorne'
•• Mr. Lorne 'LaWten left 'Tuesday
spend a • few days Toronto
-
,and will attend the funeral ef Mrs.
Anthony Lawson, of' Pickering.
Mrs. Lawson is a sisterin-laweof'•
Mrs., James Medd,. to whom we.
eXtendesympathy„ ,
The World Day IA PraYer
held Friday. at 3 • o'clo.ck in thee
,basement .of Constance - United
Church. Everyone is 'welcomedtee•
. _
attendee-Willeineenhers—dfdthedWA:
aitd WMS please' attend earlier:
for thregular,' meeting prior to •
•
the .pree-er service.
,
je Mills spend Millions ::ene,
neallY-on forest effre,:pioteetiori
GEorl.Gg
Insufed -
• Phofte149SEAFORTH'.'
, ,
Mr,
ho meeting
'in wl
eMr• aen(lenmarys' even ell ee
Ward Knox visit-
edandonmrSs11. Graydon -1_,ondeshor°
fended' ...---et"Aniiiipethrge-ct,d. 'Sunday
'eenreedrege ypee was Lie:, :tee
..e',2111ag'shrilteornpinenUsed With, a wel
ner .P.T-er•-it"sTiliZ-S'nerliid.
•
by Pa Murch' and, Arlene Po
MittionS- and- Wetly]: • Oute-
.reacti,',Gtottp waS, in nharge..efdivore
ieed' 'tile
.23rd p„qaloi•as•the seri.pture:' nafik
anct Bob .aT-J,.derco'cic' asSist
T. White.
gave 'a stlidy ':the..life.nf.
PresidentePat :•11durche.,and
•Seteetary, 'Nellie '.Wekterheet . were
I. ,charge .of business., The:
tiondisTV-HOlinesVille .and Belgrave
wbre dis sco.' Ken :Gannt--SnOw•--
• :ed sthne 'slides ,o.f.'iriterest teeall.
'Lone
'deth.oro,:dis Airettike.teachi,rig this,
. Week in .ICitelienere, She ,has •‘ Grade
;' .3 ;ateCatirdchaeieSclidol . 'is
-studying..eniithe''heinef4exide.:,3Iiss
• Beth IVInEWingn • • .
• Miss ,ItlerY Etrenit'..,praetise
teething' at .an pviret Sound school.
.1Vft"
, an Mi. John c. wing ,an
Karen,' visited lest :Tuesday With'
:Min and, IVIred. Earl Bernard and
Mr. ;and Mrs,., Thomas of
.Merri.se tOWnsliine- • .-
, . . .
•THERMO - CHIEF
.BUR,N1INTG OlLS •
olden:,
•
rOtiiifoot
Pkone: 686-W Seafort
Win - Prizes
range Euchre
The Orange Hall Propertsr com-
mittee held a ,eticiire in the Orange
lialLon Priday evenIng._ The' wm-
pers were: ladies, first, Mrs. Jack
Carter; lone hands, Mrs, Bill MS -
tin; i consolation, Mrs. Cecil Lem-
on; men, first, Warden Ilaney;
lone hands,. Albert O'Reilly; con-
solation, J. A, •Westcott,
The winner of the lucky ticket
ondraw of. a. ,ake was Mrs
Ed 3.
0
E, oyes. ,
tetter methods of forest man-
agement hoto come from reseaqh,
..100.
-117,"1.3*ROOM,
'80:6t -.S0'40111: ..(1002 payment
.-SEVEN-ACRE
;and- :s
,
• Phone 458
BULOVA DIAMOND
ili'Prtsyg
• 23 jewels
';2'clianninds
presiston
adjusted
indireakable '
mainspring.
$5950
. -•
thinkAovingly .01 you many eines a!
day. ..wheri you give her a-Bulova. For
• there's no girt that rimans so much 08 a fine
Watch. And Butova .is the finest of
SO easy to give! Askabout
convehient dredie terms! ,.
•A VA LIGE'
,Icwellery - Gifts .- Fine Chlna
SEAFORTH
SUM
ea
or
insm6n
jI‘IFORM
tI
opfor,th 'Ccirripiunity Centre
US,iC- by ilVilbee'i OrChestra..
El O.
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RefreShinents Will Be Served
Draw for Clothes Dryer
Nat 'be made at this Dance
„
COME WON' , COME , AWL !
Pre,$‘1.00 per Person.
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