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Home My WebLink AboutThe Seaforth News, 1938-12-22, Page 8PAGE EIGI-IT. seakeree----- THE SEAFORTH NEWS THURSDAY, DEC. 22, 1938 HENSALL Council Meeting_ The last regular meeting of the Villaage Council was held last Thurs- day evening, Dec. 15, as per statute, in the council chamber at 8 p.m, with all members 'Ibeing' present, except :Councillor G. E, Brock who suffered a tstrelice recently. Minutes of the last 'meeting read an.d adopted. A: large delegation from the. Chanaber of .Commerce appeared asking for it don- ation in aid of the Christmas' tree, Also discussed •the :appointment of a hall time employee for policeman, caretaker and. several otherduties, same to lbe considered later. Twitch- ell -Shepherd, that We grant Cham- ber of Commerce fifteen dollars tow- ards the Christmas tree. Carried. The. Reeve and, Clerk reported the ad:vice received inToronto about :trees end tax ,exemptions. The Tax Collector reported the taxes, total collection $10,518421, and $9;372:111 as cash and $1:1518.00 as ,prepayments, discount al- loWed $514,40 and the arrears as 'being $1088411. He was instructed to pro- ceed, with the collecting as per bylaw for same. Jones=Shepherd, that we extend the time for the .collector's roll to be turned to February '6:, 1909, Carried. Twitchell -Jones, that We in- struct the collector not to eollect the business tax of K. Hicks. 'Carried. Correspondence read as follows:• F. W. Gladman re 0, Geiger, County Clerk re solicitor's advice, same filed. Bills and accounts read, J. Sangster, labor, hall, $8; Hensel] Hy.dro, street lights, $1,008; School Board, school rates, $3933.76; Public Library, lib- rary rates, $1915.08; County of Huron, county rates, $113143.20; F. G Bonth- roil, postage, $3; Municipal World, supplies, $3.93; H. T. Codmore, gravel, $11000; A. Clark, labor and material, $111.35; j, A. Paterson, type- writer repairs, $11604; R. J. Paterson re R. W. Carlile, labor, $1,60; A. H. Erskine, collection tax arrears, $3.35; Moore Bros., labor :and material, $68.a5; W. R. Davidson, coal, hall, $31.93; Bank of Montreal, insurance, hall, $30: J. Passmore '& Soh, snpplies F. Dept., $7.95; R. J. Paterson, re 'W. Harvey, gravel, $46; W. M. Sproat, tile, V; A. Spencer :& Son, material, $45.95; W. B. Cross, :treas. of C. C„ ,Christmas tree, $115. Total — $6789,31. Twitchell -Shepherd, that the bills and accounts as read the paid. Carried. Bylaws Nos. :ill and 112 were read and passed. 'Jones -Shepherd, that we adjourn to meet January 9, 4939. —games A. Paterson, Clerk The Medical Officer of Health's re- port for the Tillage of Hensel] was presented to the .council and shows the following: PoPulation 785, 15 births, 9 deaths, 41 from ,cancer, 4 cases of mumps; inoculations as fol- lows, .diPhtheria 150, smallpox 68, scarlet fever 18, number of private well inthe village 1150, number cif samples collected for examination 1139, number of samples showing contami- nation 126, number of inspections to milk producers 2, and number of cows over which hehas no coutrol So the village, 114; and the expenditure for the Board :of Health v,3, or 191.4 cents per capitaa—Oaanes A. paterson, Secretary Board of Health. ' The Yotiog Peo:ple's .Union of 'Ohiselburat United Church met on ToesdaY evening at S. p. M. with a very ,gadd attendance, Miss Beatrice Drover presided over the • following program, .which opened by singing a hymn followed bY prayer by Rev. E. A. Brook. Miss Margaret Treffry played a delightful piano instrument- al, Rev. R. A. Brook then favored the young people with a beautifel solo, A Christmas reading was given by ,Miss margaret Treffry. Mouth organ sel- ections were played by Gairclon Wright, and !Percy Wright played the guitar. The president, Miss Bea- trice Drover was presented ' with a casserole and a large glass platter by Mr. Benson Stoneman and the ad- dress \aas ,read by Miss Ruby Dal- rymple, Contests were then indulged in. Rev. R. A Brook presided over the election :of officers with the fol- lowing results, Preaident, Miss Jean Vernier; vice president, Mise Verna MacLean, secretary, Miss Earla Tref- fry; treasurer, Mr. Benson :Stoneman; pianist Mr. Benson Stoneman, assist- ant pianiat Rev. R. A. Brook; :devo- tional convener, Mrs. Thos. Brintnell and Russel Fe rg,u ; Missionary - conveners, Mr. Harold Codmore and Mi sa Norma Chambers; literary con- veners, Mr. Wm. MacLean and Miss Edna Mills; social conveners, Miss Ruby :Dalrymple and Percy Wright; Press sec„ Miss Ruby Dalrymple. The gilts were distributed from the Chris tmas tree. MisS ,lean Venn er o as :presented with a silver combina- tion tray. Refreshments were aerved. Mr. Robert Passmore who is at- tending .University at Toronto is 'spending, the Christmas holidays with his 'parents, Mr. and Mrs. 'John Bass - more. Sunday School Teacher Honored— On Monday evening the members of St, Paul's Anglican Church met in the .basement for a social evening and their annual Christmas concert and: tree. At :the close of .the program which :consisted of carols, recitations and pantomimes Miss Amy Reynolds was , presented with a !heautifol tri - light .floor lamp and a magazine rack. Miss Reynolds although completely taken by surprise thanked the memb- ers for their kindness. The following address was read by Miss Mary Fee, Dear Mis Reynolds: We •eannot let another Christmas pass without rec- ognizing your efforts in the work of the Sunday School. You have been most faithful and untiring in your :eff- orts to promote the welface of our Sunday School. Not only in the work of the Sunday School have you shown your zeal and faithfulqess but also in the work of the church :and the org- anizations of the church. We do wish you to *know that your services have been appreciated and as a slight tok- en of our esteem and appreciation, we %SPOTLIGHT EEAUTY , For Christmas Festivities Here you'll find up:to-the-min-6 ute styles as always, and prices on quality work that are below r the average. Priced $1.95 tO $7.50 'IV Beauty Salon L. M. BOX 6 Phone 50 or 118. Seaforth ?eleW4P.:A4P-A0aqat ail: you to accept these gifts.: 'May. they recall many happy memories and. May you lbng be :spared to help carry on the work of St. Paul's. Sign- ed: On .behalf of the rector and con- gregation, G. ,C. 'Petty, -William Fed. Mr. J.' W. Ortwein 89 Years Old - 1j, W. Ortwein, one of Hensall's most prominent residents, will cele- brate his eighty-ninth birthday here on Christmas day, Kr. Ortwein is a pioneer merchant of this .village and has .been reeve and .cooncillor. He was born in Tavistock, and went to Heidelberg as a youth and there he became postmaster, telegraph opera- tor and store owner in turn. 1 -le • 'has also owned :stores in ,Zurieb and Sea - forth. At present Mr. ,Ortwein is pre- sident of the Bible Society' of West- ern Ontario, and has been sunerin- ten:dent of the United Church Sunday School for twenty-three years. He fa hale and :hearty and ,drives 'his own auto. Many Of the members of the family nili come (from distances to celebrate his birthday on Christmas day with him and his wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred . Hunkin of Thames. Road visited :with Mr. and Mrs. Roy MacLaren and Mr. W. L. MaeLaren last w:eek. Mr. Robert Passinore is assisting hi the Pest !Office this week. Reeve Shaddiok and Mr. James Patterson were in Toronto this week on business. Miss Mary Thompson of the staff of the Bank of Montreal, who has been holidaying at her home in Sea - forth, has returned :to her position here. Mr. and Mrs, Royce 'Welsh of London visited on Stu:1day with rel- atives here. Mrs. Fred Paters is visiting in Tor- onto with her son-in-law and .daugh- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold SimpSon. 11=11111111111.1111.1.11111.11111=11111111111111111111a ..M.111111111a.m 1=111111•11.11.01M11010 IM.11111. SEE OUR TOYS FOR GIRLS AND 111 BOYS Where Your Christmas Dollar Has More Cents BILTMORE HATS New arrivals in smart winter shades. Snap Brims and Hombergs. $1.49 to $2.49 XMAS TES Without a new arid glea- rning tie ... no costume is really complete. Our boxed ties will bring yule- tide cheer to any man, 29c to 750 The SMART Xmas GIFT - SOCKS . . the tita- nic trifle that make the well dressed en- semble. Newest pat- terns in heavy cash- meres and Silk and Wools. 19c to 75c Boxed HANKIES Finest snow White Linens and Lawns for Men, Women and chil- dren beautifully boxed. An always pleasing es- sential. 15c to $1.25 EXQUISITELY SHEER . . . Ringless Chiffons, lovely crepes and sturdy service weight Hose, always wel- come for milady at Christmas. 75c to $1.50 The lovely Luxuri- ous Personal gift in non -run rayons, * Vests 25c * Bloomers . 50c * Panties .. 29c XMAS CHEER With a Sports Sweater of fine wool, and its i pure wool n grand patterns and lively col- ors. Coat or pullover styles. $1.98 to $2.98 RAINBOW PASTELS The newest, smart- est Patterns you ever saw guaranteed by Canada's best shirt makers, he'll be proud of one of these shirts. $1.00 to $2.00 Specially Priced For Christmas and what could be more popular than the gift of a beautiful Scarf for men or womeni 50c to $1.00 ONS000610012.0 GIVE CLOTHING Men's O'coats 14.95 Men's Suits 14.95 Ladies' Coats 12.95 House Dresses.. 98c Aprons 25c Blankets . „. 6.95 6 lb. heavy wool 12/4 Ibex Flette. $2.29 Gift GLOVES Beautiful Kid' Gloves, both lined and unlined. 'The last word in style and colorings. $1.00 to $1.50 Sports Clothing Stylish, Warm and Practical too . . . . . Newest Colors and Styles in heavy all wool blanket cloths and imported Eng- lish Meltons. * Ski Pants,. $2.95 * Wind Breaks 2.95 * Ski Jackets $2.95 *Campus coats 4.95 * Sport Tams 50c * Wool Mitts 15c * Gloves 25c to 89c McTAVIS SEAFORTII PHONE 37 Open Evenings Until Christmas BRUSSELS PHONE 61 Miss Lizzie 'Slavie is visiting a the homeof her. brother, Mr. Wm. Slavin, Tockersmith. Miss Sadie Fletcher of Mootefield whohas been ;visiting for the:, past two, months with her brother-in-law and .sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ed W. Fink, returned to her home last week. Mrs. 1±I. Sparks left. on Friday for London,where she will spend the winter months with Mr. and Mrs. Ed ' Miss Evelyn' Corbett spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley tronee, Stanley. : Mrs. Everett Fletcher ,of Moore- field :visited last week with her Fon- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, EI-M.r1:7;inHkugh Morenz of Dashwood, who has ,been spending the past few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. John ,Corb- ett, returned to his home last week Mr. Harold Bonthron visited over week- end with relatives in Toronto. Messrs: Milton and Lloyd Ortvvein of London visited with, relatives here over the week end. Arnold Circle •Elects Offificers— ' The Arnold' Circle of Carmel Pres- byterian Church held their regular monthly meeting- at, thehome of Mr, and :qrs. E. K....Hutton, Rxeter, on :Friday eveMng, with a very good at- tendance. The interiot of the home was bea.utifully.adecorated a brightly lighted Christmattree added greatly in keeping ,Christnas. The president Miss Mabel Workman pre- sided, over .the meeting which opened by singing the hyrrin, "10 Little Town of Bethlehent," ,followed by prayer by Miss AVorlcman. Mrs, Mac' Dougall read the scripture :from the second Chapter of Luke's gospel, The min- utes of the previous meeting were read and adopted. The roll was called and answered by something you'd like for Christmas. The business was then taken ,up and Miss Alice Pfaff gave the treasurer's report and Ifiss Hannah Murray gave the secretary's report, both reports being very cred- itable, The offering was 'then taken, Mrs, .Roy MacLaren then ,gave a paper on "The Legend of the White Gifts." Two carols, "It came upon a midnight clear," and "Holy Night," were then sung, Mrs, E. K. Hartton presided over the election of offlaers with the following offibera elected: Honorary ores., Mrs. H. Arnold; Presldent, Mrs, Roy Bell; dist vice pres„ Miss Mabel Workman; 2in6 vice, 'Mrs. W. A. Young; treasurer, Miss Helen Moir; seoretary, Miss Margaret Bell; roll call sec., Mrs. A. Prior; pianist, Miss Irene H,oggarth, Mrs. W. A. Young then gave a very interesting paper on "Making our So- ciety a Success." The 'hymn "Harkl The Herald Angels Sing," was then sung and the Lord's prayer repeated in unison. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess and a hearty vote of thanks tendered Mrs. Hutton by Miss Mabel Workman. Mr. John Cunningham of Moore- field visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fink. Mrs. H. Britton and daughter Joan of Dublin visited on Sunday with the former's mother, Mrs. D. Workman. The many friends of Mrs. Alf Tay- lor will be sorry to bear she is con- fined to her home through illness. The annual Christmas concert ,of the Presbyterian Sabbath School will be held in the .basement of the :church on Thursday evening, Dec. 2121nd at S iam. A good program is being prep- ared and everyone is welcome. The many friends of Mrs. Hannah .Patterson will regret p hear she is confined to bed. She had the misfor- tune last week, while going about the house, to fall. Fortunately no hones were :broken but the fall was quite a shock to oue in advanced years. Mrs. Patterson 4k in her 88th year. A Chltmas concert and pageant, "White Christmas" will be presented in the United Church on Friday, Dec. 23rd at 4 pan. by members of the Mission Band under the very able leadership of Miss Kay Drysdale. Special Christmas senvices will be held in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday. The choir will sing spec- ial Christmas numbers at the morn - Mg service :an:ci in the evening they will present the cantata "The World's Redeemer." The choir under the leaderahiP of Mr. W. A. MacLaren, have spent some time in preparing this cantata. The annual Christmas concert of the public school will be held on Thursday afternoon and everyone is welcome. :Christmas services will be held in the United Church on Sunday and the choir will sing special numbers at the morning serviee. In the evening pageant, '5 13ring You Good Tidinga" will be presented by members of the Sunday School assisted by the choir. A largeplatform has been erected in the iteditorium for this pageant and it ia hoped there will be a large crowd present on Sunday evening. The scenery is being arranged by Mrs. M, Drysdale an:d the .costumes designed by Mrs. R. Broderick, Santa Claus Coming To Town -- Every :boy and girl in the .commun- ity is invited to be present at the T-Tensall Christmas Tree at the Town Hall on 'Friday afternoon. It is ex- pected that Santa Claus will arrive about 2:30 p.m. to distribute the gifts at the tree. Celebrate Golden Wedding— Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deihl of Stan- ley Township, near Clinton, :celebrat- ed their golden wedding anniversary. recently and entertained about thirty relatives ,.to: dinner. The table was centred with the wedding cake and was very attractively decorated with golden mums. Mrs. Deihl wore a flowered crepe gown. Pouring tea were Mrs. L. Forest and Mrs. 1,]' 3 Durham. Rev. w G, Bugler pres- ented them with handsomecopies Of the Aaglican hymn hook. The Stan- ley community dub presented then, with a 'handsome silver tea service, the presentation being made hY Mrs. McFarlane, Mrs,' John Innis sang and homorons 'readings were .given by Mra. G. Tiroadfoot, Hensall. Mt. and. Mrs. Diehl have three :children, Mrs, M, J. Durham, Constance, Miss Fan- nie and Carl .at home. Mr, and Mrs. Lee ,Oesch, Zuric.h, spent Sunday at the home of the lat- ter's oarents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mousse,an W2, ....40.-2:MOathaqi0to,a*:.: qlOtqaW.-A,;1011%10..; In the Spirit of Christmas may we express our appreciation of your ,valued Patronage. May Christmas, the most Joyous ' of., all Joyful Days, kring you every Happiness and Contentment. W. J. Finniga /0101•MIROMINIMINIMM01.1110•111.0010111110.10...M1111.N.M.. 'CARD OF THANKS. Mrs. Charles Finkbeiner .and fam- ily acknowledge with grateful ap- preciation the ',clad 'exores.sions of. sympathy received from friends and :neighbors in their recent sad bereave- ment , CARD ,OF THANKS .. Mrs. Janes S. Brown and family, and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Williaths wish to thank the many friends, neighbors, nurses, doctors and John Boshart l& Sons,- for the nianY :kind acts during the illness and death of Mr. Brown and for the loan of cars and :newel wreaths. AUCTION SALE Community Sale at Dick's Hotel Stables, Seaford:, on Friday, Dec, 30, Usual gun of Pigs, Cattle, Poultry, Furniture, etc. Bring in anything you have to sell. Rates reasonable. Romer Hunt, mgr., phone 228 - 12, Geo, H. Elliott, Auctioneer. j. M. Eckert, Clerk. AUCTION SALE Another 'big community sale on Friday, Dec. 33, at Queen's Hotel Stables, Seaforth, The same number of pigs, from suckers to '125 lbs. So far we have listed some stockers, 2 Springer cows, right every way. There will be some choice geese, chickens .and .ducks. Anybody wish- ing to sell anything, bring it in as our rates are the lowest—rates are cut in half. If you wish to sell your pigs or cattle to us, phone the Queen's Hotel, Seaforth, and we will go out and buy it.• Geo. H. Elliott, Auctioneer; j. J. Coyne, manager; Joe Roach; Clerk. 4 choice springer cows, '5 ;choice Her- efords around 050 Ms, 4 Oboice stock- ers around 500' lbs, 2 yearling ewes in lamb, 3 purebred York sows one car- rying litter and other 2nt1 litter. A quantity of real good geese, 111 jogging cutter good as new. Will .anyone haw- ing any little pigs for sale please phone the Queens and we will go out to buy them. HOUSEKEEPER 'WANTED To take full charge of farm 'home, near Bayfield, two adults in family, father and son. Apply at The News, WANTED' Wanted to borrow $2,000 on first nsortgage on improved farm property in vicinity of Seaforth. Good security. Apply at The News office. WANTED Wanted, small 'Quebec range. For sale—Moffat electric range, new, Mrs. R, H. Sproat, Egmondville. TOWN OF SEAFORTH NOMINATIONS • A meeting of the Electors of the Town of Seaforth will be held in the Town Hall, .Seaforth, on Friday, Dec. 23, 1938, for the :purpose of nominat- ing persons for offices of Mayor, Reeve, Councillors, School Trustees and :Public (Utility Commissioner. No- minations will 'be received from 7110 o'clock p.m. to 8:130 o':cloek p.m. If a poll be necessary the same will be held at the following places on Mon- day, January 2nd, 11939, from 9 o'clock a.m. until 15 o'clock pan. Polling Sub -division 'No. 1± at W. A. Crich's Store; R. E. Bright, Deputy Returning Of fi:cer; Thomas John stone, Poll 'Clerk. Pollipg Sub- division No. 2, at A. W. Dunlop's Of- fice; John Cumming, Deputy Return- ing Officer; John F. Scott, Poll Clelde.. Polling- Sub -divisions Nos. 3 and 4, East Ward, Town Clerk's Of- fice; Frances Devereaux, Deputy Re- turning Officer; J. j. Broderick, Poll Clerk. Polling. Sub -divisions Nog. 5 and 6, South Ward, at Public Lib- rary; Alexander Kerr, Deputy Re-. timing Officer; 'William Reid, Poll Clerk. DAVID H. WILSON, Town Clerk. Mr. and ' Mrs. Wesley Jones of Stanley spent Sunday with the lat- ter's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Corbett. The annual Sonday school enter- tainment of Si. Paarra ‘Anglican Church ‘vas held on Monday,. Dec. 19. Mr. George Brock, who suffered a .stroke recently, is somewhat improv- ed at date of writing, His ;many friends hope to see him restored to health 'arici strength again soon; Paul Boa Killed in Bush . When Struck by Falling Limb— A shadow of gloom was cast over the community on Tuesday upon hearing of the sudden passing of Mr. Paul Boa who was struck on the head :by a falling al i nab while cutting logs with his br.other Mr. 'Win. Boa. Mr. Boa had kpent most of his life in Ole bush cutting timber. 5 -Te was in his 50th year and has :resided for the past number of years on the London Road South, He is survived by two brothers, Wm. Boa, London Road, anal Rev. Andrew .Boa, Norwich, .and four sisters, Mrs. George Stnale, Hens:all, Mrs. Wrn, Halt ,and Mrs. Sam Hall of Huntoon, Sask., and Mrs. Ed Smale of Benson, Sask. The funeral will be held from the. home -of lir, and Mrs, George Singe, I-Iensall, .on Thursday at 2 pan., interment in AfacTaggart's Cemetery, ELMER D. BELL:B.A. Svccessor to John H. Best BARRISTER, SOLICITOR NOTARY PUBLIC Seaforth, Ontario McCONNELL & HAYS Barristers, Solicitors; Etc. Patrick D. McConnell, H. Glenn Hays SEAFORTH, ONT. Telephone 174 E. C. CHAMBERLAIN The Second Division Court County of Huron Office in the Dominion Bank Build- ing, Seaforth. :Office boars :— Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 1:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday evening, 7:30 o. m. to 9 p. xn. WANTED TO BUY A gramophone and 2 kin.clergarten chairs in good condition, Apply at the News Office. • WANTED Wanted to buy, a sow, preferably due in a month or six weeks. Apply to Campbell Eyre, Kippen, phone .1.34,on 04, Hensall, FOR SALE Cream and red Lino. rug, 9x1107.' reasonable. 11. Herron, Ord street, Seaforth. PROPERTY FOR SALE In Seaforth 7 -roomed frame house, also a sta:ble and 71% acres of lend. Would sell with any portion of the land. The buildings have electric light and to‘vn water, Apply to James Reynolds, Goderich St. W„ Seaforth. NOMINATION MEETING Township of Tuckersmith The annual 'meeting' of the Town- ship of Tuckersrnith for the nomina- tion of candidates for the office oF Reeve and Councillors for the year 1939 will be held at Walker's Hall, in Brucefield, on Monday, December 36, 11938, from '11 to 2' p.m. Id a poll be necessary such poll shall be :opened on 'Monday, January 2, 1039, 'between the hours of 9 a.m. and a p.m. at the following places and by the following officers: Poll- No. 1--Finnigan's vac- ant store, H, Stewart, D.R.‘0., Harry Chesney, clerk . Poll No. 2—School House No, 8, Edward Brown, D.R.O., Roy McGeoch, clerk. Poll No. 3— School House No. 4, Jos, G. Crick, D.R.O., Roy Brown, clerk. Poll No. 4—School House No. 3, Thos. Chap- man, D.R.O., j. 101. McIntosh, clerk. Poll No. 5—School House No. 1, R. Ca, D, Bell, D.R.10., M. Traquair, clerk-. Poll No. 6—School House No. 9, Hugh McMillan, D,R.O., W. J. Martin, clerk. D. F. McGREGOR, Returning. Officer, NOMINATION MEETING McKillop Township The annual nesting of the electors of the Municipality of the Township of McKillop will be held in Winthrop Hall on Monday, December 36th, ,1935!„ for the purpose of nominating candidates for Reeve and Council for the year 1,939. Nominations will be received from the hour of 1. p.m. to 2 p.m. ln the event of more persons being nominated than are reordred to fill the several offices an election will be held on Monday, January 2:rid, 1939. Polls will :be open from 12 o'clock a.m. to 5 p.m. at the following places: Poll No. 1 — Jas. Carlin's House, Lot No. 10, Con. 5, James Nolan, D. R. 0., William Maloney, P.C.. Poll No. 2—Jos. Hog's House, Lot No. 25, Con. 4. Ross Murdie D. R. 0., Mrs, Geo, Eaton, P.C. Poll No. 3—Jos. Smith's House, Lot No. 1:0, Con. 12. Henry Bennewies, D. R. 0., Elmer Dennis, P.C. Poll No, 4, -- Mrs. Driscoll's House, Lot No. 25, Con. 12, William Somerville, D.R.O.. Hondas, P.C. JOHN MeNAY, Clerk INSUkANCE Life, Fire, Auto, Sickness & Accid- ent,Windstorm & guarantee bonds, Rates reasonable. All risks placed in first class companies. anformafion cheerfully given E. C. CHAMBERLAIN INSURANCE AGENCIEP Phone 334 w STANLEY , On Sunday evening, to a church filled to overflowing, the Young Peo- ple's Union of Goshea 'United Church presented a three -act religious .drama, entitled "The :Seeking Wise Man," and a hoys' pantomime, "Silent Night," There were also several beautifully rendered musing selec- tions. The. 'pastor, Rev. g. R. Peters, - made several favorable..comments 0)1 :the 'program, after which "joy to the World," was sung and Mr. Peters closed the service with prayer, '. Miss: Mona Qenn, of .Kippen, Spent Sunday with her drieo,d, Miss Dor- othy Peck, .of :the Balbyloo