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THE SEAFORTH NEWS
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WAL'S'O N
The McKillop Group of the Ai 13.5.
met at the .hone of Misr Bessie Day -
!dean on Thursday. The erection of
officers was the business of the after-
noon. The group has had a successful
year sending in to the treasurer of
the W.M.S. of Duff's Church the sum
of $77.00.
Mr. Robinson Hamilton, B.A., of
Toronto is spending the holidays
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Jos.
Hamilton.
The W. M. S. of the United Church
held the Christmas meeting on Tues-
day
e, -day afternoon with Mrs, Bryans pre-
siding. The Christmas service with
candles was followed. Seventeen
members responded to the roll call.
Reports of the year's work were
given by the secretaries. group lead-
ers and treasurer. The nominating
committee's report t was as follows:
Hon president, nt, Mrs. McCallum, pre-
sident, Miss Knox; 1st vice pres.,
Mrs. Gilbert; 2nd vice pres., Mrs.
Turnbull; 3rd vice pres., Miss Rit-
chie secretary, Mrs. McDonald;
treasurer, Mrs. Davidson; supply sec..
Mrs. Kirkby: assistant supply. sec„
Mrs. Rutledge; community friendship
sec., Mrs. Johnston; associate help
ers' see.. Mrs. Leeming; temperance
sec., Mrs. Bryans; miss. monthly sec.,
Mrs. Broadfnot; stewardship sec.,
Mrs. Marshall; literature sec.. Sire.
Cummings; mission bead supt.. Mrs.
McCall; assistant, Mrs. Broadfoot;
baby band supt., Mrs. H. Johnston;
auditors, Mrs. Reid and Mrs. McDon-
ald; finance cont.. Mrs. Davidson.
Mrs. Reid
Mt e d and Mrs.This
Marshall. a 1. t,
report was accepted.
WINTHROP
A "Merry Christmas to All."
The euchre and dance held in the
hall last Friday night was well at-
tended. The prize winners were, lad-
ies, most .games. Miss Margaret Mont-
gomerY, lone hands. Mrs. Battles;
men, most games, Mr, William Mont-
gomery, lone hands, Mr. Harry Eddi-
cott. After lunch a few' hours were
spent in dancing to Collins and Agar
orchestra,
Mr. and Mrs, Walter Eaton, Larry
and Keith, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Loh Sperling.
A large crowd attended the recep-
tion held in the hall Monday night in
honor of Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Elliott.
They received many beautiful gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter McCowan and
Bobby spent Sunday. with Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Eaton.
Nomination will be held in the hall
this Friday.
mmev te sorry to learn of the
death of Mrs. William Hart, after a
lingering illness. The late Mrs. Hart
lived east of the village a few years
ago and was widely known. WP ex-
tend our deepest sympathy 10 those
that are left to mourn the loss .tf a
loving mother.
The "Helping Hand" mission baud
of Cavite Chm'rh held their annual
meeting Saturday. Dec•. 9. in the base-
ment of the church with the leader
Mrs. Toll presiding. The meeting
opened by singing "0 Littre Town of
Bethlehem" followed by the Lord's
prayer in unison. The Christmas Bible
reading from Luke 9:8ilo, was read
by Maxine Dennison. The roll call
was answered with a Christmas verse.
The leader told a very interesting
story called "The Christmas Tree
that went walking." Business was
discussed after which hymn "Away
in a Manger" was sung. The installa-
tion of officers followed: Leader,
Mrs. E. Toll; assist, Mrs. G. Smith:
pres., Isabel Gillies; sec„ Jean Hab-
kirk; areas„ Maxine Dennison; pian-
ist, Ruth McClure, The meeting clos-
ed with the hymn, "Joy to the
World," and a prayer of Thanksgiv-
ing
hanksgiving in unison.
"CHRISTMAS GHOSTS"—A Delight-
ful Short Story
The well-known writer. Christine
Jape -Slade, has written a fascinating
tale --illustrated in color and to be
found complete in The American
Weekly with the December 24 issue
of The Detroit Sunday Times --which
relates romantic experiences of four
ultra • modern young people who
agreed to spend the Yuletide in the
phantom -ridded entree- • . prove it
wasn't haunted.
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SUTHERLAND BEAUTY
SHOP '
Takes this opportunity to thank
you for the confidence reposed in
us and for your spirit of co-
operation.
And now to one and all
A Happy Christmas
A Bright New Year
D. R. SUTHERLAND
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
THURSDAY, DEC, 2i;
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ST. COLUMBAN
On Sunday afternoon about thirty-
five relatives and friends gathered ar
the horse of Miss Anne Feeney, a
popular bride of this month. to wish
her joy and success. During the after-
noon a mock wedding was Staged, the
participants being. _Frances Delaney,
as bride; Rose Feeney. as the groom
a Ire s
lid Mrs. Joseph Rowland as officiat-
ing'
1 R d offlc at
in clergyman. The bride was the
recipient of many lovely and useful
gifts, for which the bride thanked her
many friends. After this a dainty
lunch was served by the hostesses.
Misses Evelyn Melady and Irene Sul-
livan, assisted by their friends, The
following is the address: "Dear Ann
—Hearing of your approaching mar-
riage we your friends felt we could
not let this opportunity pass without
showing in some small way the good
wishes which accompany you and
your husband with these gifts which
we ask you to accept, You have been
most unselfish In your profession as
a nurse and your many little acts of
kindness will not soon be forgotten,
We hope to often have Ole pleasure
of seeing you and your husband In Si.
Caluntban and may your wedded life
be nne of continual happiness.
Mr. and Me. Joseph McQuaid attd
family. Mr. and Eli's. V. J. Lane nad
•r y Mis Mary ' • ey
family. It .[at, Cawley and. Martin
McQuaid attended the ordination to
the priesthood of Rev. Father Thomas
\le Qutiid which took place at St.
t' iluntban on Sunday. Dec. 94th
1Lily m t is
Miss Hiles of Toronto r, visit-
ing mer parents here.
iicraftsman Harry McIver of
Trenton client the week end at his
home ltet'e
The 1',\\ I are holdtn a endue
and italic•, in ChoParish hall an
Wednesday evening. 1) 11 rh,
STANLEY
mkt Eloy seotchntet' .;l,ettt a few
days last week in Toronto,
Mrs. John Se*tchnt+'r is intpravIng
nit''ly atter her recent ilhtto's.
11r. John Penitale is vl ltingfriends
at Rt. Thomas.
Mr. Robert Peultale and Mr. Charles
Falcnner spent Sunday with Mr. Har-
old Penhale.
Mr. and Mrs. T. RI, Snowden visited
friends in Seaforth one day recently.
Mr. and firs. Geo. Anderson and
family end Mrs. Henry Erratt spent a
couple of days with Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Lowden of Hamilton.
The teacher and pupils of Goshen
school held their Christmas enter-
tainment and Christmas tree on Tues.
day everting.
Mr. and Mr's. Thos. Robinson are
utoving thisweek from the farm on
Goshen Line to Egmandville.
1Ir. and Mrs. Allam Armstrong are
moving onto the farm they purchased
from Thos. Robinson.
HIBBERT •
Council Meeting—
The Hibbert Townehip ("etncil tttet
in the t tana township hall Net.. lath.
in t final session ion to finish tit busin-
ess
of they tit All nrenth+•t• present.
The Re eve rra.ideri. Thte centred has
deciikit to +•i•edlt. elle ;4nih,• village of
Dublin with 1+:;: and lent;.' tins tax.
The .followingaccounts were t i
11. C stetue supplies." :.i 1I t.�t
cipa, VVnrlri.'applies. S7.41: A \V'
Iii ,ti- t \t ii,1t .
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DUBLIN -
aI t to t rr - rt-' t t n'1 H
i til tot in t t r- r'
M.'s. Tom M,lytteaua entertained
several Of her friends t'+ i bridge
parry. on Friday evening. -
RIiss Mary O'Connell returned hone
atter visiting. friends in London for
the past week.
Mr Jack McGrath i• speudittg a
few days in .Toronto
The Christmas service Will be held
in St. Mary, Church on Sunday at 3
o'clock. The old Christmas hymns
will he sung.--_—
TUCKERSMITH
ease Barbara Simpson had a very
sue c seful school entertainment. The
section preset,. r1 Mtss 'intp^'oa with
:+ floor lamp
Mt Helen tilt',, as re -1 .te'i
Our `thrist s Greeting
0, TO YOU AND Yt)iRS J' 11' l ,`"�t'4LNi'F't
MAY TI -U INDEED BE A CHRl'STY S
HEARTY GOOD CHEER
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hone after spending Inst week mea
Brucefield"
Jlrs, Montgomery Patrick is at pre-
sent in the Seaforth Hospital, W
hope for a .speedy' recovery',
Bliss Anna Love spent last week
end at her bonze in Tuckersntith,
Miss Elsie Drover of S. S. No, 9
Tucket'smith, fled a very successful
entertainment t e .airmen. '
Cuesctav afternoon.
• a el lOOA.
Miss Janet Handley entertained her
young friends one evening recently.
BRUCEFIELD
The Wontattes Missionary Soviet
held its regular meeting in tit
schoolroom on Dec. 13th The presi
ent Mrs. Haugh was in the chair, an
after the usual routine of busine
the following offluers were electe
for the coming year; Hon president
Mrs, N. McGregor, Mrs. A. Muster
Mrs. W. Rattenbtu•y; President, Mr
H. Aikenuead; 1st vice pees., Mr's,
Allan; :ltd vice Mrs, J. B. Mostar
3rd vice, Mrs, T. Chapman; rec. se
retail', Edith Bowey; treas„ Mrs.
Brock; corr. sec'y, Miss M. Swat
financial sec'y., Mrs. C. Haugh; e
pense fund
treasMs, A. T. Sc
ot
community friendship sec Mrs.
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Moffatt; supply sec., Mrs. A. M
Queen; literature sec., Mrs Barbe1
Thomson; miss. monthly sec., Mt•
T. Carr; ; associate helpers' sec., Mr.
W. Stevens; temperance sec.; Mrs.
Horton; baby band sec, Mrs, Ro
Scott; assistants, Mrs. T. B. Bair
Sirs, S. Thomson and Mrs. T. Cha
man; Press sec., Mrs. C. Haugh; pia
ists, Mrs. R. Scott, assistant, Mrs.
Hazelwood; mission band supt., Mi
E. 3d. Bowey, assistant, Miss Ant
Aikenhead. Mrs, J. B. Mustard co
ducted the worship service with Mr
A. McQueen reading the story, T
Service of the Holy Fire, and Miss
Bowey reading some short poem
The temperance secretary gave
talk on the temptations set hero
our young people and 'Mrs. A, Mustat
We
for a current event told of the ope
Ing of a new wing at St. Paul's Ho
pital, Hearst, Tlta missionary pr
grant from the study book was tak
by Mrs, Brock, Mrs. J. Thomso
Mrs, Moffatt and Mrs, R, Scott. Tl
meeting closed with the Mizpah be
ediction.
A joint meeting of the farm me
and women \vas held at the home
Mr. and Mrs. C. Haugh on Thnrsd
afternoon, The women opened the
meeting by singing "Hark Lite Hera
Angels sing," followed by the cree
After the minutes of previous niee
ing were read and adopted the ro
call was answered with Christnt
suggestions. A letter from Me. H. I
Hannam was read by the secretar
The Bulletin questions were discus
ed. The following officers were eiec
ed Inc 1940: President, Mrs. A. Bucl
anan; 1st vice pees., Mrs: W. Dou
las; and vice pies„ Mre. W. Stec
house; sec, treas., Mrs. C. Haugh an
Mrs, J. Cairns; question box conve
er, Mrs. A. McQueen; Press see., Mr,
Haugh and Mrs. Douglas; flower col
vener, Mrs. L. Eyre; pianists, Mrs. ,
Cairns and Miss M. McQueen; direr
ors, Alts. M. Gibson, G bso con., Miss Wal
von, Mrs. A. Wright, Miss Mark.
Mr's. Nesbitt and Mrs. Caldwell. Afte
an exchange of Christmas r
g C t to as ifts t
men joined the women to hear theyr
ports of the provincial silver jubile
convention.
Mr. Stackhouse wa
chairman. He first called upon Ide.
Davidson for his report, who gave u
part o the threes
f addresses es given b
P
the guest speakers, Mr. H. S. Arkel
Miss McPhail and Mr, 1. H. Hull, Mt
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David, on alsogave vv
a few items fro
the past president Mr, W. Nicholson'
address, Also told of the co-operativ
shareholders' meeting. Mrs. Buchana
in her report told of the women'
session, also of the young people'
meeting, and some remarks given b.
some of the past presidents. She ale
told of greetings being brought Iron
the Women's Institute and the Prot
incial Council of Women. A vote o
thanks was given the delegates fo
their excellent reports. During th
discussion of the reports the followin
poem was given by one of the mem
bers; "Lives of great men all remin
us, Honest men don't get a chance
The more we work there'll grow be
hind us, Bigger patches on our pants.'
Mr, B. Waldron was appointed con
vnner on co-operation and Mrs. Buch
anan con, of peace and democracy
The January meeting will be held a
tate home of Miss E. Waldron. At tit
close of the meeting' lunch was sery
ed by the hostess and friends.
The concert given by the boys an
girls of S.S. No, 3, Tuckev'smitlt an
No. 10, Stanley, last Thursday nigh
was a great success. The prograntm
was good from first to last. A vote o
thanks was given to the teachers
Miss Simpson and Mr. Palmer, else
to the music teacher Mr. Rennie.
The annual Sunday School Christ
mac concert and Christmas tree wil
be held Friday evening, Dec. 22nd..
CROMARTY
Messrs_ Edgar and Frank Allen at-
tended the funeral of their emeriti Mr.
Beit Allen at St. Marys on Sunday,
Mrs. Ernie Ross and babe spent last
week with Mr's. Ross's parents, Mr,
and Mrs. Alex McLaren,
Bliss Wilhelmina Russel visited
with Mrs. John Wallace last week.
Several from here attended the
funeral of the late Sandy Pardon at
Exeter on Wednesday last,.
We welcome Mr, and. Mrs. Wilbert
Chapple t0 our oontmutvitY.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wallace and
Mr. ,and Mrs. Will Houghton spent
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Donald
Wallace. Carlingford,
BAYFIELD
Miss Betty Gardnier of Toronto
University is spending Christmas
with her mother, Mrs, R. H, 33, Gard•
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:hiss Jessie Metcalf and the Misses
miller are guests of Mrs. W. Metcalf
for the holiday season.
Friends of Mrs. Lar'eson are sorry
to hear that she had the misfortune
to break her arms and .her son was
token suddenly i11 and operated on
for appendicitis in Clutton Hospital,
The h local fishermen have finished
for the 1339 season and pulled their
boats -^••--•--
WEST 'BRODHAGEN
-Mir. Geo. Bierman lost a valuable
horse on Satuvday night,
rutting firewood is the order of the
day at present and is a nice Job as
there is no snow on the ground. Mr.
Jerry Doerr has the job to cut 30
cords for Mn. Peter Eckert.
Mrs. Geo. Bierman is not as well as
her niftily friends would like to see
het' and was taken to Seaforth Hospi-
tal on Sunday afternoon. We hope
Inc the best,
Mr. Murray of near Walton is mak-
ing his rounds with his grinding out•
fit and does very good work.
Christmas is near at hand, so the
correspondent is wishing one and all
a Very Merry Christmas and a Happy
New Year.
BLAKE
Merry Christmas to all.
The scholars- alid theft* teacher in
the ,Blake School are holding their
Christmas entertainment Thursday
evening, December 21, at 7.30 p.m.
Mrs. .1, Allan of Hensall spent a
few clays with Miss Mary Johnston.
tilts. Lloyd Finnegan and Emily
Bertha of Dnrham are spending a few
days with her mother Mrs. Clarice,
Mr. Gordon Manson and son of
Denrlas were recent visitors at the
home of Mrs. Manson and family.
Mr, Milton Johnston of Thornloe is
1' ndittg 4 few days n•itlt his par-
a and .iter. Sir, and .Mrs. Thos.
.4at'ti. rtnt and Marr.
BRUCEFIELD
Dalrymple Watt
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\ x. rr Watt, William Henry
'rylit Ir V l r.tt t5 l:. •wa 11Ltilit•
I tiirt ) t, Saturday atter-
n, December Seth. at \\'e.1ev
United Churn{t manse, Clintott.
Rev. N. Lane, R.m., 1,.D., pastor vi
;'.tat church. affieiated. •I'he .bride ware'
dress of teal bllue creipe with :wine
ess tnic' and shoulder bouquet of',
Dose Hill rases and fern. The
l c se' .were Mi 'Mae Mitchell, Chin-
on and 11;iss 'Grace Dalrymple, Bruce -
field, 'Inunediately after the ceremony
\Ir, and Mrs. Dalrymple left for a
motor trip, the bride wearing a plink
colt ,over her wedding :costtume.• They
lit tit reside tet Brucefield. The 'bride
was- well known lihroughout the coan-
t throng) her connection with the
D 1,•trtmcnt of Agriculture as steno -
'_r tlt r -at the'Clinton 'iffice. She iwas
the tardier.s m the primary 1de-
ut lit 1 I\\ e. les Willis Stinday
n 0110 her eft: was a
p;ct. Crain that cctass-
BRODHAGEN.
til.♦ el' eel Mr Harry
S . Melee e r lei. dill.. - Br..Le Pas-
r.- '1 t'iit.nt. witt,. Isle. °ursi- Rit's.
'Sir lit+°e_
el., and Mrs. G. Ray Hart of Strut -
read and Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Wheatley
t r t tinily of McKillop with Mr. and
NI I . ts. Rock.
1411 and Mrs. Ed Diegei ot RIittltel!
with Mr. and Mrs, Otto Ritz.
Mhs (attires Deigel spent Sunday
with Hies Doris Melville in Moulton.
CHISELHURST,
The annual Christmas meeting of
the' 1'.P.V. was held Tuesday esening
hast. The meeting was in charge of
social conveners Percy Wright and
Ruby Dalrymple. Rev. R A. Brook
tone rhat'ge of the business part of
the meeting. The officers for the new
year were notninated being much the
same as last year PIPs.. Miss Jean
Veneer; let vice pros.. Verna na etc -
Lean: and vice prese Russell Fergu-
son; sect., Erie Treffry; treas., Ben
Stoneman; pianist, Ben Stoneman;
assistant pianist, Rev. R. A. Brook.
Miss Verna McLean took a chapter
front the book, "Boys Who Made
Well," which was very interesting.
Rev. R. A. Brook sang a very beauti-
ful solo which was much enjoyed by
all, Ben Stoneman then. favored with
a piano solo. The rest of the evening
was spent in games and contest.
There was an exchange of Christmas
gifts. Lunch was served which
brought the meeting to a close.
MANLEY
Mr. Fred Eckert was a visitor with
his sister, Mrs. John Murray. last
week.
Many are taking advantage of the
fine wiaatlter to get some of the sec-
ond growth poplar out of the swamp
for fuel fe,r another year. This waste
land 'wOttltt be of great value of re-
forested. which is now owned by RIs'.
Knight of Grey Tp. and which was the
Mat of the Canada Co. land owned by
them.
Ploughing is stilt the order of the
illy. Solite man recall 111*' year 1575
when ploughing was dons on Christ-
mas eve with the grouted as dry as In
July: An early spring followed with a
bumper crop that season-
Eginondvitle Sunday School will KIPPEN
hold their entertainment Oa Thursday The Kippen East W.I. are holding a
evening at 8 o'clock. euchre and dance on Wednesday,
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At the request of Merchants and Businessmen, ( hereby
proclaim
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A PUBLIC HOLIDAY FOR THE TOWN OF SEAFORTH
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1939
acid request the Citizens to duly observe the same
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SEAFORTH
Your
I; perty front
scenery,
� nature- and
with add
See that
hung over
tric light
criy fused
r tions remove
Remember,
lutely safe.
mea0o1, constant
ire
attention is called
Christmas
cotton to represent
the lighting
greatly to the
inflammable
lighting devices;,
bulbs, etc. See
atl'li not overloaded.
-1 as goon
::tithing
and that if accidents
vigilance
azarr!!!
to the danger to rife and pro -
decorations, such as draperies,
snow, etc. Displays of this
arrangements in connection there-
ordinary risks of fire.
material is clear of' and not
steal i pipes, stove pipes, elec-
that the electric circuits are prop-
Have all temporary decora-
as they have served their purpose.
:;an render these displays -abso-
are not to mar the festive
and care must be exercised.
A, W. DICK,
Fire Chief