The Huron Expositor, 1959-04-10, Page 9DISTRICT
WILLIAM S. 3IRQADFOOT'
William S: Eroadfoot, of • Tuck-
ersmith township,died in. Scott-
- --•-Memorial Hospital on 'hursday:
• -;following an illness ,af about two
'Weeks. Mr. Broadfoot-;was in his
-76th year.; , He was born in. Tuck-
ersmith, was educated at
3, Tuckersznith, and farmeikthere
all his life His wife, , the former
Nettie .Dickson; died in 1934. • He'
Was a member, of Brucefield Unit-
ed Church. .
He is survived by three sons,
' Ross and Wilmer, . -TuckersYiiith,
and -Sam; 'of London;_ two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Harold (Ellen) Connell,,
' Seaforth, and Mrs:: Allen (Mar-
garet) Armstrong, , Stanley town --
ship; twenty" grandchildren and
FUNERAL'S
sister, Miss Nellie gBroadfgot, of
Toronto. '
The body rested at the G, A,
-Whitney `Funeral Tlome, •Seafbr;th,`
until; Saturday, where the funeral
service was held at 1:30. Rev. Sid-
ney Davison, Brucefield, • officiat-
ed, and burial was in Maitland-
bank'~cemetery. Pallbearers were
Wilson, Clifford, • Beverley and
Stanley Broadfoot, Douglas Arm-
strong
rmstrong and Earl Dickson, Flower
bearers were ' Clayton Connell,.
James,Broadfoot; Jack,' Armstrong,
Howard Atkinson; • Ray Armstrong
and Leslie'Broadfoot,
•
Cancer research is supported by,
donations to the ; Canadian; . Cancer
five great-grandchildren, and .one Society campaign.
ST. COW ' AN
Mrs. John L, ^ Devereaux, Joe
Murphy and Billy 3ifurphy were. in
Toronto and attended the Harring-
ton.,Robertson• wedding..oii Satur-.
Mrs: Jack:Me'lver is; spending a
few days in' -Windsor with Mrs,"
William Reynolds.
BLAItE
Mr. and Mrs, Earl Desch_ and
family visited with Mr, and Itrs.
Lee Oesch, of Paris.
Mrs. • Milton- McAdams visited
with. the Finlay sisters on ;Satur-
• day
Mrs',' -Rudy Desch" spent Friday
with Mr. and Mrs. Bert,Faber, of
Eippen:;_
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,' PHONE :792 SEAFORTH
TWO BRUSSELS AREA GIRLS represented their club m a series of demonstrations at the'`
achievement day -rn-Blyth ,on i' Friday,; • Edith; Davis; RR 4 •Brussels, and: Sharon Hemingway,
�I{1l 3__Bxussels;_showed their -skill m. --making ;bran-indffins- (B-fI;.P,hoto)
Peosb er a W
Sets' Meeting Date
The annual Mee.ting.of'the lath-',
ilton London Synodical of ,the Wo-'
I men's MisSionary . Society„ of the.
Presbyterian Church ixi~anada is
to be Tuesday :Wednesday and:
Thursday, .April 14, 15 'and •16 ih
Knex ,Church, Goderich -The wet
ship,;:services• will 'be' conduct'ed by
,Rev. R. G. McMillan,., Goderich
Lane, Clinton;; ' Rev,, D;
LeslieElder, Seaforth, and
W. McLean; Luckiiow,'on'the chos--
en1herne "The Way, The Truth"
and' The Life."
Following a board meeting Tues-
day ,afternoon, Huron Pr`.es.byterial.,
u✓ill,
,.serve ..•a coth,,limentary din
her to the:delegates 'Tuesday ev
ening Presbyterial' presidents will
answer :roll call. -With "saniething::
accomplished.":
The new: officers ' -will ee inatall
ed; Thursday -morning. by ,Rev_,G.'
L. Douglas; of•Woudgtock,.:lnoder'a-:
tor. of Hamilton London Syndd ,
urch
The. regular 'monthly meeting •of
Burns'. WMS" and .WA was held at.
the :home of Miss_Jean-eiper 4n..
Thursday' afternoon The, meeting
was opened by Mrs.'Les"Reid. The
Scripturewas read By Mas Wal
son, Reid 'arid was' taken from Jon
ah: Mrs; .Wesley 1 oe ••read, a
age.from,the Missionary Monthly,,
M's, John• McEwing led in•.pray'er.
Mrs: Les Reid gave the 'study hook.
on the :growth of -the Church in the
United States in; the last' century::
14fi`s: Elifford Addison gave a 1oVe='
lygaster;reading entitled; "Christ
At the Bar." •
a ry.
The meeting: was 'turned over tO
the , president,: k.rrs: Wesley Roe,
who gave a reading entitled! "The
Garden "..(loll •call, was,'answereci•
with (hospital arid", home calls -that
members had• made during ;'the
last. month;. The tiiinutes were read
by` Mrs. George :Watt, arid. `approv-
invitation was, read' from
:Walton ladies,invit ng, the group to•:
attend the'meetiirg on•Wedne'sday,,
April 7.5, 'at 8 15.p.m:,'when Mrs:
J: C. Britton, of: Seafortti; . willbe
guest speaker. The trea'surer's re•-.
port •was= givenc;'by Mrs: George,
Smith and -adopted Mrs., George
Carter told some- interesting high:
lights about the-Presbyterialmeet
,ing' held in. GoderiVh laS't week,
q„ttoting; •"How much better ;it is to.
build a guard raiI'around'the steep
.:and: , dangerous, • eliffs of life, .in-.
'stead of putting an ambulance.a •
the' bottom:" 'Mrs.' Harvey Taylor.
read a letter concerning the alto
cation, also stating Miss'June Rob
inson•will again be the missionary:
of prayer. Miss' Gladys Leiper re-
ported three packages of. Christ-
was cards had been_sent aWay_Ansl._
she had• addresses where more
'could be sent. This part of the'
meeting Was closed with .prayer.
by.•Mrs. Wesley, Roe. .
The meeting was .then• tiurned, ov=W
er• to the WAS m 'charge :of _Mrs.
John Riley. The minutes of the
last meeting were read 'by Mrs -
Geo. Watt and approved. A letter:.
of thanks Was, readl from the Uni-
tarian Service for bale received.'
Several thank you notes were read:.
It. was -decided to have the usual
bazaar at the April meeting; with
all members taking part. Plants,.•
.
bulbs,;' sewing, etc.,: will he most
welcome. The WA made, arrange
merits• for chairs from the ehurdh.
'to be repaired ;Tt was- decided to
try and send some:whiterbiateriai',-
such as old sheets or pillow, cases,
to Korea to be used for bandages,•
along with'sewing material; needles°
:and .thread.'Articles for. _Bandages:
aid the:bale are to be brought to
.the next;, meeting. 'The 'meeting
'dosed with prayer by Mrs, John
Riley: A lovely -lunch Was'74ervp:d'.
by.group, three..:
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AFFILIATION
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Ton, SIaAFORTN, ON,,
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Canadian -Petrofina Ltd.
Dealer and Distributor of
PetrolennVProducts
Phone 354
Seaforth q Ont.
GAS; STOVE and FURNACE"OII< .- Prompt Vann arid.Ilome Delivery
e.-Would;je Pleased to Write Up' Your
Contract- This°` Year .For Either MONT-
CALM. or PARKLAND Barley,
FERTILIZER SSL"PPLIED
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is very low in cost •this year. E D �7RA�N: Check OUP price before hav-
ing yQ;ur seed 'cleaned.
: EED .BEA1
lies are best.
are now in good supply. Order
early wllen prices and_ sup -
111
Phone 24
lensall
The: annual'. bazaar' and affilia
tion~,service 'o£ the ',Walton Cart.
was .held m;,`the cbureh on Wed
•nesday afternoon. The; affiliation
service took place ,„iii . the • •church
With, 'Mona Clary, GIT leader.
Shirley Bolger; presided: Mary Lou
Kirkby, treasurer;
'Creath,.' Presbyterial secretary,;
and Mrs 'Wilbur Turnbull, .aril it
iary president; toolt'part
Mrs:.. McCreath gave a very,ap,
propriate topic, outlining the CG
IT program and • the', qualities of
leadership ,developed by CGIT
training. Special °,numbers • :were
i ien_throualtout •-the ; servieu as
follows ..solo; Marilyn Johnston;.
'duet, Agnes : Achilles• and ;:Mary
Lou Kirkby; trio,: -Barbara' Turn -
hull; :Ruth Ritchie and Irene John:
Ston; : Piano, solos; -Dianne .Lawless.
and : Jeraldine
Dennis,'•
Fellowing''the service a -bazaar
togk place 'in the ;church -base-
-znent, Chairs', 'arranged 'in •'eirou-
lar "fashion. around tables- beauti-
fully ':decorated with lilies and
streamers, formed'the setting for
a' eery enjo 'eb1e tea. •
WA and WMS
The: April';;neeting of the ;WA
was held ..on Thursday-, afternoon
>in; the `church - basement with Mrs.
Ken•• Mcbdneld -presiding. , 4'.hymn
ivas'swig, with Mrs. D. Watson°as
pianist. Mrs. A. -Coutts :read the
scripture ',taken from, St. Luke 10;
G�orhments, "Love your,
neighbor as'. -yourself". and.irayer•
were given ' by the president.
The'secretary's report was :read
by Mrs R.r Bennett and approv--.
Mrs. .A 'Coutts .gave, 411-67 financial
statement showing a balance on.
•hand.00f $130.31 ,The WA ,Presby.
tery•'meeting Will: be held, at Mon-
ciieff 'on'May 6, with. Mrs: Nelson
Reid and'.Mrs. T. Dundas as dele
gates,
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The "WV1S meeting opened with
.the Gall to Worship,. The vice-presi-
dent,. Mrs..E. `Mitchell;:. gave the
'prayer of approach, and of mzs-
sionaries: The :roll call was -an-
5wered;by "One of the:Blessings."
Mrs 'A. McDonald, gave a report.
of the Presbyterial held at -Gode-
rich March 20
---Any tisecl 'white cotton and gild'
nylons .can be,:brought ' to 'the'.
'church. '' The cotton, ' is used for.
bandages made for the Lepers.. An
invitation to attend. the thankof,
;fering - Meeting, in Brussels• -,April
7, at3 00, n m ,. was accepted. :The
group ii'hs reminded of the thank -
offering me.tinng. to `be;;held `April
15, with,.: eveningmeeting,- with'
Mrs Ciiffoid Britton SQaforth; as
guest, speaker :"Walton`'group will
serve anti the •,16th,' 'clean-up.
The treasurer's report• was giv=
en by'•Mrs T ,Leeming; Any .old
stamps can be :saved ;and given
'to Mrs.. Walter' Broadfoot. They
are -to -have .one-quarter ;inch mar-•
gin around pach stamp,.
Mrs. C: Ritchie reactan article
on" "Greatness; Through: Service. '.
The topic was given by .Mrs. 'Ron
Bennett', entitled, "The Richness:Af-
Eternal Life." It ,was decided',to.
take the. money, out of -he 'WA
funds. '.to' send the . hales,
"Mr...and Mrs.; Wallace Shannon
and 1iatliy, of Sarnia, • visited- with
Mr. , and- Mrs. John Shannon ;on'.
Saturday.
ltfiss 'June-Hackwell,' of Sthat
ford;'"spent a;:fe}v days with her:
parents; Mr and; Mrs:, W. C.:Hack
well
Mr. Forrest •McKay is' a patient
in Clinton Hdspitai .fallowing a
heart: attack last Thursday. • •
'`Last year almost 6;400., Canadian
.women learned -to care•for the sick
in. their :,home 'through •. Canadian
Red Cross: Home Nursing courses
WANT , .ADS "BRING" RESULTS •
phone 141 or 142
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IVI:Ale men are
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or your 'interior •
remddelling
Colne to SEAFORTH LUMBER:
,'and discus-,, your;. remodelling`.
plaits .with us,
We'll= gide'. you ;expert help,
and.: are ' equipped . to supply,
you '.'rvath' all . -.your lumber:.
requirements:
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'hone 47. ' Seaforth
HURON 'FARM NEWS
(Ay D. H, Miles, Agricultural:
Representative 'for'' Huron ;County).
•Snow-AS'"rapidly disapptiaring;'
'land, is fir -,ming up very quickIy..
Dry• areas are beginning to appear
in the' gotltherri part of the county;"
.It is too early to assess wheat and
hay and pasture winter damage.:
eaforth D�strkt,
cad Tackethih Twps.
ri
:1 th
to 18th
CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS:
Second F oor:Secf ®rich P.O Buttdin
0 ,Donations may, be left with
R,OBERT 1Vi: W°l CST', Treasurer
Torohto-'Dominion Dant; Seaforth
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F. E. WILLIS
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