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-FIRST PRESBYTERIAN and
NORTIISIDE UNITED .
CONGREGATIONS .
First
Presbyterian .• Church
REV, J. C.- BRITTON
Minister
R. A. 1EMPSTER '
Organist -and Choir Leader
10 a.m.—Sundaj.Schools at their•
respective churches.
11A.M.
".Touring With; the • 'f
Bible”
Solo—"Just Per Today",.,:(Seaver)
Soloist—Mr. D. • R. , Stewart
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blue- Teal`':.
WILLIS DUNDr•S
Champion, Stc a and Fnraaae:'ori
DUNDAS and LONEY
Phone 573 or 138
Church ,N.otices ..,,.
.McKillop Ckarge,—Bethel, 10:00
a.m.; Cavan`, 11.2 a.m.; Duff's,
:2;00 p.iir—Rev. W, H. Summerell,
Minister, '
Egeiondville United Chureh, Dr,
J Semple, Minister; Lyle Hain
mond, organist- choir leader• I1'
Am.; guest • speaker, Mr, ,Frank
Morgan; Sunday School, 10 aril.
ANNOUNCE1fiENT
Mr and :Mrs. Lloyd J. Medd; of
C1in'ton,wish to' -announce th'e en-
gagemeet 'of their daughter, Anna
Marie, ,:to Michael Louis Lauden-
Bach, . son of Mr. and :Mrs.: Louis
Laudenbach; Seaforth;'. the Mar-
riage to take place Saturday, Sept;
5 at • :.11 a.m.; in St. Joseph's
Church, Clinton. •
•Mr. and Mrs. H. Franklin Hor
ton, of: Goderich; wish to announee,
the engagement .of » their , only
daughter, •I?onna -Marie.; to Robert
Alexander Broadfoot, .son of.Mr-,
and. -Mrs. John leroadfoot, • Bruce -
field, the wedding to take place at
Victoria:' Street United 'Church,
'Goderich, on. September '12,:1959.
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FUNE•;RALS
MRS::G...1 PAT ERSON
The sudden death of Mrs. G.
Elgie Patterson, ef' Blue Ridge,
Alberta, took 'place on Monday,
August 8: She
,had
had; been ill for set/-
eras months..
Surviving are ,her husband and
tree young sons.- The funeral was
held on: Saturday, August 8, and
was largely. attended. .•
Mr. Patterson' is. the oldest son
of Mrs, Jennie- Patterson; and bro-
ther
rather of. Mrs. R. K. ,McFarlane
Seaforth, and Mrs. W. C. Bennett,
Clinton.
. "GEORGE F KING
The death of. George F..King,•61;
of:Eginondville, .occurred:. -Sudden-
ly at his home Wednesday, August.
12. Mr. King was born' -,in England
and following hfs, arrival in .this
country he farmed for some tiine
in. the Clear -Creek area of Ontario.
He moved' to this: district in 1947.
He was an" "adherent of • the-Angli-
can
heAngli-can Church, "
Surviving are .one sister, Mrs.
C. Pavey; Vancouver, and one
brotheret Leslie A. King;; London::.
•Friday-evening .'at 8:3Q p m , • the.
Seaforth Legion- held a service at
the Box,"funeral home. Funeral ser-
vice was et 2Pheld Saturday.m
1
in the Bok funeral chapel, . With,
Rev J :C Brittoir officiatin ; Burr
ial'was iri'Egmondville cemetery:
Pallbearers <evere Jack Taylor
William Brown,.MVlax Carter; Cleave
Coombs, Roy McGeoch•; and Joe
Nigh.
MRS. •HARRY NORRIS
Mrs: Harry Norris, Hibbert town-
ship _.passed away. in Scott
oriel Hospital, Seaforth, ;on Tues
,day, August 18; after an illness of.
•five days. -,Born in Fullerton town- li
ship she was in her 68th year, She
was educated at SS - 5, 'Fullerton,
and was a; member •of Cromarty
Presbyterian Church
. ; The- former Emma A 'McPher-
son,'she;was •married an Winnipeg.
Besides let husband.: she is sur-
vived by four sons: Ray,"Toronto;
Hugh; Cromarty,• Tohn Ailsa Craig;_
Bob, Cromarty; eiTit daughters c:
g
Mrs. (Winona) Harvey Jacobi,:
KiPPen" M 5
to
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e ,r eaforth, Mrs. (Hazel) Dona
l
d
:McLeod, Ailsa ;Craig.; Mrs:
.
(M
ar-
garet)John Mac ou a d Strat-
'
ford; Mrs. (Lila) Orville Storey,
.Seaforth; Mrs.�Doroth Ray
Y)
Davis, Belton; Mrs.(•.Donna) Hugh
Flynn,'-:Londesboro, • a n d Mrs.
(Celia) Robert Hubert, Cromarty;
wind 31 g r,andchildren
g,,
:The -•fu eral will,'be held. Friday,
.August�21 at 2-:.m.' frorn the:G:
.,. , l? >
A: '`!'Whitney »Funeral Home, .Sea,
forth With interment,h interme an
w. ;Staffa
cemetery., ;: Rev. C D:. Henderson
will ,officiate.
ANDREW 14I. WALLACE
•
Final -rites were: held at 10 a.mn::'
•turda ..Yinthe - East ;LWn''Ce: e=
Sa ta
m
tery .Chapel,' Sacramento„ Califor-
-nia fore Andrew -�M. ••Wallace, 81; •
retired ,box `firm manager, "Who
was -fox ,mariy yearsactive
fairs of the. Westminster; Presby-
terian Church,' Sacramento.
Mr. Wallace, who lived at 3521
J •.Street;:Sacramento,. Calif., died
Wednesday ;night in a rest home'.
He,: retired''inn;1950 as manager : of
the: Capital Box 'Factory. i; He. had
been with the company 33 'years,
25':'of them as ,manager.
'Aetrustee of the , Westminster
Presbyterian Church for .27 years
utilseveraiyer» a o. Mr. Wallace
was a•member ofethe finance coin-
mittee"when the' building wee tin-
der construction; in 1927.
'`He and'his. yife LiUian,. who
died -in 1948, were speeeer•s.of one
of -' the church first Mariners.
s
Clubs;,and were chief skippers of
all the "groups, for several years.
`Tl eY Organitetf the Wallace. Ancient
Mariners;: also ;a'church organza=
tion, in 1948.
He was a `member of..•Concord
Lodge No.'117-of, Free and Accept'-
ed: ; Masons, Sacr'amenta_,• Scottish
Rite Bodies, Ben Ali Temple'of'the
Shrine and the .Capitol :Lodge No,
87 of Odd Fellows.
He was', the• father of: ineifred.,
M Wallace -of th'e,J Street address.
and the, late Edith:fi: W'alla .e and
the brother of Agnes •Wallace; of
Seaforth,:'Ont. r
Born in : Tuckersmith, ; Mr. Way-
lace was the son of the late Mr.
and Mrs.: ,Samuel' Wallace
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phoned" to The :.Huron -,Expositor',
141, -will bring •:a. tenant.
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CAL BRIEFS
Mr. and Mr`s". 'John Stevenson
and, sister,''Mrs. Herb Jones, of
Kenaston, Sask., were guests of.
the., home of their aunt, Mrs. Wal-
ter Rogerson. during -last -week.
Mrs, C.. B...Greenwood, Montreal,
is visiting here with : her : daughter
and son-in-law, Mr: and Mrs Har-
old O. Free and Diane
Miss Anna Stewart spent last
Week at the -:home of Mr and -Mrs.
Con:
Spain, -in Goderich.'
•
Mr. and ' Mrs. Donald Stephen-
son and family, of Otthwa, are
'visiting with, Mrs: Effie ffie •' Stephen -
Mrs. G. M.- Gracey, of Vancou-
ver,. B C , ie spending her holidays:
at the home of her •: parents;' Mr.
and: Mrs Seeord McBrien, ;Hullett
township.
--IVfi :. `an'dse.
Ha
rrY
'Scott and
familY, whohave, been vis in .Mr.
'.,
Scotts mother, -Mrs:
. HScott,
R.�
returned to Braceliridge - .
on T e u s
day» They were accompanied -by
M
iss Katie .Scott
Mrs. Margaret .Cuthill': received
wordothe deat of hee brethere
Mr. Alex Ross, of Minnedosa :Mane
on•:WediiesdaY, g. August 12: Mr, Wil'
fred Dennis; of Walton, left, for
Minned see —Thu " 'aye
osa o rsd y to=eattend
the •'•funeral.
Mrs. Jean Cairns has returned
from:a' motor trip through Miebi
Mr., andMrs "Orville Hildebrand
and family, ef,Kitchener spent the
weekend :;with " Mr: ': LouiseeHilde
brand, of town
Free; ';:Sarnia was
berg''visitingmher.. son `and daughter
in-law,, M -r. and 'Mrs:' IJ. 0,:`;Free,
Mrs. Larry Brown and :family,
of Galt, .and ,Mr, 'and Mrs. Orval
Hildrebrand and, family visited on
Sunday with friends and relatives
-
Miss. Helen ruiner, of Clinton,:,
spent 'Sunday.» - with '» Mrs •Effie •
Stephenson.
'Mr.' and :rs :Joe :Finnan,
M o Finnigan, Car-.
r
ol. •:and Joey. of •Detroit, visited.
with; their:aunt,,Mrs.. : Jean Cairns;,
over "the weekend
Mrs. James Hill had as=her guest
all. last week,, Miss' Nettie ,Scott, of
Paisley „She,: is. the. ,daughter and
only ;child, of the late Rev. Peter
Scott:: -and, :Mrs.. Scott,,, theformer:.
being a minister for 30' years in
Cromarty before retiring to Pais-.
leY about'35 Years ago.Mr ,Sc
tt
was a splendid carpenter and when
he • first went to the Paisley dis"
trict'he. had 'men' come and-_ hep
him', build a small ehuteh: not far
from•the. town. He' 'made the seats,.
pulpit and, doors 'by. hand:" The
church retilains.rtoday, but the out-
side. has• been 'renewed.
Mrs. Frank Smith' 61Port Col
borne, spent last week' with Mrs.
H. R. Scott.: ..
Mrs'. ' E.. D.iincan - and Mrs L.
Rowland,' of Toronto, spent. •the.
past weekend With Mr. and. Mrs,,
MEMBERS OF THE
COIVIMITTEE sponsoring, the ;Thine!' Farin
ers gate competitson are admiring the Silver tray' which
- has-been presented as-first-pri7.e in-the'event°by the -Canadian Bank,
of Con'imerce Frond -lefteo,right•.are•]Vfert.Keyes,•L•.;:E`. Ford, man=
ager of the Seaforth branch of:the bank; Bruce Cole'man'and 'Robert
:'.
• Fotheringhant: Entries have been received in the competition from :-
Jack Broadfoot, Gordon Dale, M:..Keyes, Mrs. S. Storey, Jack'Croz
ier, R-Fotheriiigham, Garry Little, Ken Campbell; B.''Coleman,
Carl Hemingway and Bill Strong... -(Expositor photo by Phillips).
NEWS. OF`:WALTON
'C URCH GRO S NAME
� UP COMN�ITTEES
T0.:, O4 ..,_ T R VAS ET AUCTION
The'WA of Duff's United• Church' ,Minutes of, •last• meeting were read:
met at Mrs Wilbur ;' Turnbull's ,by`Mre. Ron Bennett .and, the toll,
Thursday, afternoon With .Mts: Ken was, call, d: Pamphlets and cards
McDonald presiding. - :The ; secre' were •preented' to. the members of
tery'i and treasureies repoz;ts were the; •Baby :-Band,
'read by Mrs: Ron Bennett, New Bally Band' members were
The_folloyyirigeoiemittees• were J'a e • Elizabeth• Muir, Susan •: Gail
named :to 1
e
ok'afer : the aarietY MurraY,. $rian Gro
o
�
Va.r
,auctionte, be held enSeptember Debra .:Lynne, Van Barbara
lunch 'booth Mrs HaeoidBolger, Jean Schade, StanleyB
Me-:.
Mrs James ,McDonald, .';Mrs. Alvin Glure; ' Gertrude '', Hellinga • Julia
1VfeDoneld, Mrs; -Doug Eraser; base Il'•ete McCall, Robert John Bryans:,':
booth' Mrs W ':Tttrnbuli Mrs
N,
,Schade :with M'rs T .Dunda ;'; a
, s s
,.
cash er countrY store' Mrs Geo'
i ,
William"son Mrs. H.. Crai Mrs
ROYWiIliamso '•7 reenth mbaVirs
n
, u
,g
Hrealldon Mr G. Ritc ie Mrs.
S s. h ,.. ,
let Ban= bc1nsehold-earticles-;and-
clis es Mrs. K'• Tra is 1VIrs.
h ., v E'
Stevens,, Mrs.: Wm. Thamer, , Mrs.
R. •,Travis; clothing, Mrs. N. Reid,
sors - G':;':•'MeGavin, :• Mrs. D. Wat-
n; • :advertisieg,Mrs. Ron' Ben-
.nett, Mrs, E. - Mccreath, aaction-
er Frank. :'Kirkby '.'': assistant,,.
am -bell.' e ; ;:cash'ier' Mrs:» -A-,
P W Y, ,s,
Coutts„:',Mrs:.R.•..Mcl4ic'hael,:. Mrs.
Dou 'Enms;helpers, :Rae Houston,'
Alvin lgieD'oriald The 'lunch coun
ter will:be serving sandwiches and,.
i a < c' ei .
t .w s de id to held the annual
fowl supper ,Wednesday... e¢enuig.,
Novemb�er-4„15v'ff's. United Church
an i versar will be. held' Se tem=
ni Y.. P..
bee 20.; The extension .-cord- fop ;thc.
telephone at the manse is•to be'left
wit h the,inanse'cammttee ChriSte
, ma Se cards 'will. 'o .dere a <u
i be r as s
d
nal. Tho .meeting' closed.with'pray-
er by .Mrs, McDonald:'
:.Mrs dour "fiurnbull was.. in
charge:;ofW
the .WMS meeting. The
Big, Package Offer,suggested in
»the .July'.Missionary Monthly, will
be, subscribed; for, also any books
needed in the MissionBand-'IYLrs.
R. McMichael was appointed ;as-
sistant'Stewardship Secretary, to
assist Mrs. H,: Kirkby.
Baby.Band .Meets,
'.'-The ' W1VIS ';'of Duff's'-`-'FTnited'
Church entertained the'Baby Band
"and their`.mdtliers, taking the form
of a picnic on the7.1aWa of Mrs: Wil-
bur Turnbuiis.ti-Mr,s.- Herb Travis
brought: the, meeting . to: order. •
Miss •.Audrey Hackwell• - read a'
Very ;
Mise.
story entitled,
`When Toru Had b'.;Be Quiet"
I
Miss M. Lloyd, of Kitcbener,•is a
:guest at the home of Mr.: and Mrs
Herb Trapnell. •
Mr. Joseph Scott, who has been.
a patient in -Scott Memorial ;Hospi-
tal,'has returned tp his» home at
Roxboro.' •
-Miss lima -:Freeman, of Toronto,
isT a guest at; the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. .George .Smith, in •Hullett,
Mr 'and Mrs. A,. J. Slate, Wind-
sor, visited over the weekend with
Mrs.: Amos .Corby. ••
Mr. and Mrs J. R.. -Sproat, of:
North Bay, were here over the
weekend and attended the;, golden
wedding of ;Mr. -,and Mrs. R. H.
Sproat
Mr.. and • 1Vlrs T Ken voig and
family moved, to 'London this week,
Mr.Doig is, London and ;district
representative for Jackson ; Muni.'
intim Ltd., of Egmondville.
'Miss Gloria BIue..»and .Miss .Fay
Blue are on, a .trip to Prince Ed-
ward Island. '
Mr. and Mrs. J. -A. Baldwin and-
family
ndfamily spent_the weekend ia. Port -
Stanley ,:;..
Mr. and Mrs. J.- A Stewart are
on -a; motor: trip' : along the St.
Lawrence and Eastern States.
Mr. and Mrs. ' Robert` Condron
and family have returned, to .Chi-
cago after visiting. With Messrs.
Ken and Jge Murray, McKillop.
Mr. and Mts. Tom Murray, To-..
ronto, end Mr. Frank Killoran, of
Stratford, visited with•Messrs. Ken
and. Joe Murray. •,
Mr. and Mrs, .i. Taylor;: Walton;
Mrs. E. • Duncan, Toronto, and Mr,
and Mrs,• T. Flynn . visited with
Mrs. 0, H.;Ferguson, of Toronto,
at her cottage
near Otven:.Sound
on Sunday,,'
-Mrs. Edythe L. Wallace -and Miss
MIliY Whalley, Toronto, are spend-
ing a week -:.with Mr. and Mrs. R.
James Wallace and Cherie Lynn.'"
Mr;Y. Alex Porterfield,• Winghaln,;
was, a guest on Saturday at the
home ,of Mr. and •Mrs. E. Geddes,
Mr. • Doug Seott, of_ Montreal, • is
spending his vae'atioi at the home
of Mr. and. Mrs. James T. Seott.
Mr, and Mrs. A J. Scott,. of
Pointe Claire, Quebe
c; are holiday-
ing at Hayfield. with Mr. and Mrs,
James T ,Scott and Mrs.,F,lliott
kr. and. Mrs.. William Kibbler,
Gerrard, Penn., were guests of Mr.
and Mrs.: Wallace Ross and family
last week.
Mr. and Mrs: George Pinder, of
Wellatid; visited with, Mr d~Mrs
Irvin .TreWartha and" Dr. F S.
Harburn.
Mrs. Mahlon.'Sauder is a patient:
in Clinton Public. Hospital, 'where
she will undergo a major operation.
Mr. and Mrs.' Roland .Stewart, of•
Kitchener,, were here " this '.week
attending the funeral of Mrs. Stew..
,art's father, ' the late • • Rev. H. V.
Workman • -
Mr. and 1V1.rs. C. R'eg hart, of
Toronto, visited Mr. and Mrs. R::
B. Scott,- Harpurhey.
Mrs. W. linrtoii, of Calgary,
IS" here visiting her relatives and
also attended the 50th wedding an-
niversary of her brother,' Mr. Rus-
sell Sproat, and Mrs.,Sproat.;
Miss Bella Ross, of Winnipeg, :is
a guest of Mrs. Annie ?Gordon this
1VZr and Mrs, 'L»»9aid;
'Thoseraduati"
. g, ng into the ' Mis
sion Band. end.receiving:
booklets
;Were: Bruce 1VIcDonald Lois Wile ..
liariison, Deborah Wey, Gail Searle;:
Deborah •` McCaa
ll Gail'' Tr vise`.
Lynne -»:McDonald �; Sharon Marks,
D-ianne • Fr`aser e rein. d '
St p e , Shol ice,
Tom i i ee -
my.� W, lliams , n, John Leeiri `
ing; Ronald McCallum, Rickey Cor
Gordon and Ross Mitehell,favored
with a duet and Miss' Dianne Law-
less recited in song and verse the
story of "Henry' and the Little
Red Wagon" Dianne and Carolyn
Fraser` recited
?The following.prizes were award=
ed the :youngest': baby attending
the: meeting, ,Bobbie • Bryans;•;;the;
.Mother •with • the Most' children
,present,' Mrs.• Donald' McDonald;
the—child '-having 'birthday in -De-
cember: nearest 'Christenak;:- Clay-
ton Eraser, birthday'•nearest'Baby
Band meeting,'Susan Humphries.'
Mrs. -H: Travis moved a vote of
thanks to :Mrs. Turnbull for giving
iterh 'ore e for the :occasion h , toe .t
OGIT'members for sendingTo 1rtlie
invitations, and. te'the mothers for.
bringing their -children to the meet-
ing. _.
Helen and, George Habliirk, of
gersolltreturned ho
eafter visit-
ing 'wih'
their grandparents, .
and Mrs—Wilbur,
Mr. Frank Marshall, ;of North'
Bay, spent Saturday with`his moth-
er; Mrs. Luella M"arsball, eand
Barry. • Mrs, Marshall'' accompan
ied her son to 'North Hay for a,
week's -vacation;
Mr. ,: and Mrs. James 'Johnston; .
Gregory,' Joy and'Judy, of Essex
are holidaying with'.the former's
mother; Mrs. Silas . Johnston. `
'Miss Dianne. LaWless, of Simcoe,.
is, holidaying with her, grandpar
encs, Mr.;'and ,Mrs; VT. . Turnbull.
Mrs. P. M "Gale andof
Toronto, :are visiting-witb`:Mr. and
Mtsellehit. McDonald
' About 25• ladies from the 'Walton
Women's .institute' were guests .at,
the grandmothers' Institute meet
iii!g 'at • Ethel oh•. Wednesday even-
ingAugust 12„ ' •
Mr. and Mrs.• J. D.• Gorby and
•daughter,.;Mrs.' Dave Murray and
Mr: Murray, Garry and Susan
have• returned to their homes. in
-Emerson ' and» Winnipeg, .• 'Mani-
toba, -after spending the Bast three
weeks".visi.ng•with Mr,'Ed. Dav-
idson and MissBessie Davidson
also with Mrs. Gorby's sister, Mr's:;
Calvin Hhlien and Mr., Hillen and
family:•
Mr. and MTs. Donald Scott and
family, of Fonthill, are:' visiting Mr.
Scott's mother, Mrs H, R, Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. -T. Black, Miss Gail
Campbell ' and Mr. Irvin Schenck,
of Toronto, ';and, Mr. and Mrs, Jack
Hili and Mr. Lloyd • Schoales, of.
Sault Ste" Marie, were recent visi-
tors with Mr. and Mrs. T. Flynn,
Dr. F. S. -Harburn has returned;'
home from the •West, having spent
two months 'iii Carberry and 'Flin
Finn, Manitoba.- ,
Mrs. P. J. Stelling, Miss Gwen
Stelling. and Mr. Keith Stelling, of
Hamilton, were recent guests of
Miss Ella. Elder.
Mrs. William Bradshaw
?itand
Louise..s ' Tuesday at : Exeter
_ Pent y.
it the. for er parents,Mr.
VIS �gm S
and Mrs. Herdman.
h
Visitors at the home of Mr. and
it
Mrs. George Addison,James» St.,
on Tuesday Were: Miss Norma
Wallace,- Simcoe; Mr» Norman
Shyder, Woodstock; and on Thurs.-
day, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Tebbutt
and /Mr. Hamilton, of Seaforth;
Mrs. 'Martha Shine, Kingston, and
d uikghter,. Mrs,: Robert Moffatt, of
Atokan ••
Ml s.
Geotge Connell,of town,
has returnedghome aftespending
several: weeks with her son and,
daughter hi law, Mr. and Mrs., Boy
Connell, at die Nile.:
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producers by the Soils Department,Ontario.-Agricultural.
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