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PHONE: SEAFORTII-847 R 5..
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Howick-Makes':3
Appointments .
Mrs. Tack Ferguson:. was appoint,
-ed as .'a member 'ta ;the Howiek
Township.Recreatibn,Committee at'
the regular monthly 'meeting of
Howick council, - The - appointment
followed the 'resignation -Prom the
committee- of 'Bme?son• Ferguson.'
All members of council were".pres-
.ent,and Reeve ArthurGibson was
in the, ehair.
'Grants were Made to .the Huron
County_ Sortand.Crop Improvement
Association, $25; and- the _North
Huron ,Safety Council, $20.
The. '' application o£ -the Engeland
',Produce Company, •Milverton, for
spraying of cattle for . warble= fly
was accepted,.' Ken Graham .was
appointed warble fly iu.spector for
the township for 1959` Rates for"
spraying were, set at '12 •cents..a
head for,._spraying. 'cattle • and ' 50
rents a pound -for" supply of pow
der;: and 14 cents• a head if, not
paid by July -1; 1959:
Yo•!S .-.your farm'arrd'Eamtty .iter_ _
BRODHAGEN
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Mrs I W Lo
shell; .was the guest :'speaker, at
the: monthly meeting . of United
Lutheran Church Women on'Wed:
nesday, :afternoon Her ` topic was
`Gratitude:" Mrs. Lew .clicks, the
President:. read the. scripture. les-
sen, Prayer and opening and .cies
Denten versicles. ,.Mrs E: J
Fischer',."closed , .devotions "with
-P ye.
ra `r`:=There--were: 35 - members
and seven visitors present •
o ' contest
During the •-lunch •,h_ ur s
Were.''conducted .by • Mrs. Toledo
Beuermann, Mrs ReubenHouck
and Mrs ' lL., Sholdice♦ ; Birthdays
were reported by Mrs..0 W Ieon
hardt, 1VIrs. Orland Rohrer and^Mrs..
Toledo.''Benermann,
- L"u;ich', was served by Mrs..
tni DiegelW
, Mrs:, m-Diegel, Mrs,..
Jonas pittmer; Mrs: Mary D"ittiner;
Mrs ' H:' E :D eget, •Mrs. • Martin
Dietz,' --Mrs E R T} Fi cher, Mrs `
Lew Hicks and,Nirs :Dalton -,-Hinz
You are invited to attend a
ural -Urban Dinner
-as-the-guest-of-the -Seaforth
Lions Club
at—
Community Centre
�a
In vie: of the disregard by the, general pub
r tion -issued :b '
lie," of the recent pcla
o. ma y the
Town GoulYcil .r e the confinement of doge,
and the fact that they are not torun at large_
at any tame, the Council`: feels that charges•
must, be laid under this13y4aw.
Any, owner qr : harbourer, of ;a :.
dog whQ 'allows it to!' run at
large' can be 'summoned into
Cour. The finein;a case'of this'
kind' could be $50 U0 and costs.. `.
The Council and myself :would ask all citi-
zens concernedtocomply with the Taws and
avoid the consequences,
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SPECIAL, SPEAKER
Dr. -E. S. Lackey
�!STRICT
HARRY CORNISH,
. Harry' 'Cornish, Port Elgin, died
in Westminster Hospital, London,
on -Friday. Ile had beena patient
since. November,: 1958, and was in
his 70th :year.
For 'a time Mr. Cornish farmed
in Western Canada later living"in
Fullerton township, Seaforth, Strat-
ford and, Port Elgin, where heehad
resided. about ' six 'years.' He was
a -member of the' Port Elgin branch
of the .Canadian Legiong
Surviving besides. his wife, El-
len, are two sons, Walder, -S•trat-
ford, and Leonard Woodsthck;
one daughter; 'Mrs. J. (Doris) • Wil-
liamson, -Camp. ;Borden ;.and nine
grandchildren,: The remains rested-
at
estedat the Davis funeral home, Port
Elgin.
MRS. W. E:BR,IDGEMAN
The death occurred in•Edmonton
on Wednesday, 'March 11, of Mrs..
W. E. Dridgeman, formerly Pris-
cilla
ris cilla "•Beatrice .(Lulla) "-Kyle. Mrs.
Bridgeman, was ,born ' in Tucker-.
smith in -1888, -where " she -resided;
until 1910, when she. went to the
Western Provinces She remained
until
there' her death
In1916sh was da marrie to WU
e
hpredeceased,
ham Bridgman irs wh o r dee sed
a.
her iem
n 1942.8Surviving' are one
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Mission Band'. ••
-,The:.Cleaner ,Mission:':73,and• .lnet
Sunday morning• with' 52?meiniiers:
present ;Brian' -Tr is";presided-
r
T' lea' er :Mrs.-:Wter.:.Bewle
Presented' . - a life • membership ; to
Janice: Doreen Housttdn from M�°s.
Rgbert ainuston.': .
,;.The Purpose was ' explained by
the leader; ° after which thankoffer .
ing ,gnvelopes' ,were distributed.
Following ;a..short• talk 'on prayer,
Audrey •.McMichael led in prayer
for 'missionaries and teachers. The
scripture lesson was read by Alex
Gul'utzen 4from: Psalm. 23:12 and; :I
Peter 5 7' Classes were"formed for
die stu'period,"
WMS and WA
"'Mrs William' Turnbull' presided
over the V MS meeting held .in•,the
church"basernent' of Duffs United
Church last Thursday n afternoon.
The meeting. opened with' a hymn,.
vith�Vlrs. . Watson a" the piano:;
Mrs T. , Leeming .read :;the scrip
tore taken, from 'John 3:1-5" and, ;10,'
and 4:1=11; and 'Mrs Waiter Broad
foot led in prayer,
— -The-.toll--call,., avas_arisweracLli
a miracle performed by ,Jesus;'?
and 1he,,minutes. of the:•last meet
ing ,were;: given ' by Mrs; Robert:
McMichael. The •treasurer; Mrs. H.
Craig, reporteda.bal'anee on hand
of:' $36 10 ': A reading entitled, "The
Indians " Was:-read^by ;±Mrs. Cliff
Ritchie;" also •Mrs: ;Ed Bryant re fid'.
a ,Tetter from ,the• Unitarian Ser
of the ,Agricultural Economics-__
Department of th,.^A.
Guelph
Accommodation is -limited to '160,
and Free Tickets,: with the' conipli-
meats; of «M.einbers of the Lions
Club, are ay..ailable to farmers on.
a 'first-come '-first-served' basis..,,
Admission is by ticket only
Tickets may,'.be,obtained from:
Keating.'s P�iarmacy_
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'Huron:Presbytery. _ at ; Godericli:
,will be held March 20, with -the:
foflowi'ng:delegates ii appointed:
Mrs...Bert Johnston,•iVlrs.:. Alvin'.
McDonald; and Mrs. Wilbur -,-Turn-
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FUNERA-#S.
daughter,. Mrs. Douglas •McRae,
of Faust, -,Alta., and two.: sons, Ce,
cil, of Calgary, :and William, of
Toronto. TWO Sisters also survive
her, Mrs. George, Hills, of Bullett;
on:
and' Mrs. Murray Cranl, of Edmon-
t:
Interment took -place in Edmon
'MRS AGNES NOPE,
Mrs. Agnes Nott, ^ 81, Clinton;,
widow "of ,John Nott,,. died in Scott
Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, on
Thursday,; March 12'• She was' the
farther Agnes Youngblut, 'a .laugh
ter of the, late Mr: and Mrs; Jacob:
Y oung?ilut, and was -born in fiullett,
township on: a farm on •the, boun
dary between Auburn and';Blytli
Site:, had lived most of her life in
Londesboro, where she • was a.
member of.: the 'United'Church...
She As survived_ by tWo laugh
ters, . Mrs. `Ernest.: Stevens, Wal-.
ton . ,and •'Mrs. Frank: Reber -tome
Sea Orth; three sisters, Mrs.' John'
-trodden, Londesbor'o; Miss ,
besot' gb.•andMar
'Yours lot : Mrs:': ilham
W
Archapibault, :both:,.gf Goderich,:
seeern
grandchildren andfive great
a idchild en
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The remains•rested at, the Ba11
and funeral -home; Clmton,
where the funeral Service was con-•
ducted by> Rev J:`' T. white, of
Londesbord United Church,'Satur-,
cay'At 2 ,p.m,: Burial was.in Clin-:
ton. >eeinetery,' Pallbearers' were
IViajor Yoii11gb1iit,.:Earl Westbrook,
Walter Westbroolr,. Leonard' Arch-.
ambault, • 'Arnot' •Osbaldeston and
7.Don d Yourrgblut;-all-'nephews of -
Persons attending : the funeral
‘from a distance were. from Sarnia,<
London,Goderich, ,Stratford and
surrouding comunity..
'Euchre : Winners '.
At a enchre Thursday night;`
sponsored s the' Eastern Star in
Che.IOOF Hall tkie' following were
y,iners ladigs first 1vlrs. James_
Doig; lone`:; hands, • Mrs .James
Barry, consolation; Mrs` E, -Brady,
men, first, E. Hutchinson;, lone
hands M, ': Clark; ` - consolation,
1VI. E. Clarke, . In ' a draw for a"
cake, Miss `Thelma: Forbes.,..: was
tie winner.' .
Wensall' Prices ..`
Prices' `of both cattle and pigs
were . stronger last . week: at the:
Hensall community :sale: butcher
steers up' to $24.60; butcher hei-
fers up to -$21.80 baby beefs,
$25.30; butcher .cows up to $19,90;-
springer cows up to $202.00; _ 1
stein calves, : $1,0.50' to $21; •D
ham calves,.$35 to ,$08: wen g
pigs, $8 • to $11;., chunks, $12,7 to
_$15,10; feeders $19 to $26; sows,
$50 to ,$70 _ .
Two hundred cattle, 65 calves
and; 425 pigs were sold .• -
Orange Hall, SEAFORTII,,.
Wed., March 15th
at 8-:30 pan.
Admission 40 Cents
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••'The McKillop Group had charge,
of the -,topic , with Mrs.:' R.•..'Mc
Michael in: charge,.. taking as .her
topic, . '.`Unemployment : and Imi ?i-,
grants.” --MrS Turnbull read an it-
tem on `-`Programs"- and: closed the
meeting :with .prayer. -
With Mrs N. `Reid presiding; the
WA opened with prayer.,:The theme,
for the day: was; "No greater love.
hath 'a", man:thee than this. Mrs. R.
Bennett..•gave . the secretary s 1 re-
port.' It was decided to. send.; $10'
to a fund in Toronto .and to: give.
-out .Easter 'lilies; to the shut-ins.'
Mrs. A. ' Coutts reported 'a balance
of $11448 on hand.,
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March Meeting, of i411IS
'Thea March meeting of . the WMS
of I(ippeii United. Church was held.
in the.schoolroom on Thursday,<
March S; `at' 2' p.m., with 19, "mem
hers and two visitors present. :Mrs.
John A. Cooper and •Mrs. Emerson
Kyle were "hostesses. "Mrs. ;Egan=
McBride. 'conducted the worship
:service_•, The roll;, ca1T was answer-
ed with a verse 'from the Book of
Mark.' Mrs B. Consitt " presided
for :the business''part of':the ineetr,:
ing,--during which- the ;ladies -•:wens -
reminded that used articles for: the
bale should` be :turned":in by ,the
end of"April
:Mrs:"-Eirierson. Kyle" andj.
Robert McGregor were appointed.
'delegates' to the Presbyterial;.": to
be held in Goderieh•.on` March.; 20.
Mrs• Bert Faber read ,a poem:•:en-
titled, "Spring,"' Mrd: ' Ross Love
.had charge of .the stutlr :hook. and
gave a chapter on -Mexico:" She
was, assisted by' Mrs A; Parsons,
Mrs E. Jarrett,. Mrs . J."Andetson
and Mrs; Harold Jones, Mrs. ; E.
kyle and Mrs.. R 'Broadfoot • are
the visitors -for -the- thonth of.
March, Mrs. ' Cofisitt;' thanked. ev-'
eryone ifor, helping:
E`venjng iku4iliary PIans.. Tea '
•
Mrs.Ren Elderopened the March
meeting. of ,the Evening Auxiliary
•
'of the United, held in the,
Church .sc7ioolroo>xi-'1Konday, with
the theme song. and, prayer, follow-
ed by the 4evotional . with ;Mrs.
Walker: 'Carlile: in charge Virs.
Davec��yle read :the scrippture passe
a es 1Wi:rs Wes'Richardson •led'.ia.
,prays .. Mrs: Carlil`e,.usn g Eatst
as a theme, 'read an appropriate
Paper.'
Minutes and roll call were • given
with 30 members being present.
The roll call Was answered: with
donations to the variety table for
the bake sale and tea 1 & held
this week• in the church schoolroom,
A donation of $t .was received to be
placed in flower fund or birthdaly
box A :motion was pased that $755
being part of `their allocation of;
$3G 0 be sent to the treasurer::
An invitation to a Daffodil res' -
in Jaynes' Street United Church,
Exeter, in the interest of ,the Can
cer Society,' w:as received and it
'was left to each ,ndividttat to de
as she Saw fit, Mrs, Gordon %'Iunu.
reported five sick calls: Mtg..' D:'
Kyle,.• reported Aon the `"two flower
pedestals for the church. "'these'
will be_ ordered and paid'for from
the bake ' Sale 'receipts. Mrs: D'
Cook presented the: study• on liieiti;
co.. A'recreatioiial •Retied• was ervi
joyed ,iii charge; of Mrs., 'Iiigraiix
"Attl Mrs. A, Munn. Lwweheon'tvas
served. ,
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