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•Mr.'Kenneth Walker, London,
and MT. Howard Byron,
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. 'Otto Walker,
(Mr.. Frank, Stagg and Mrs. M.
Houghton visited on Sunday
Y
with Mr: and Mrs. (Reg. 'Stagg,
Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Clemens,
Regina and Mrs. Alma Clemens,
Moosejaw, were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Andresw 'McLachlan on
Saturday.
Several 'Croanarty relatives
attended the funeral of Mr. Neil
McGill in (Exeter, ion Tuesday.
The 'Hilabert &int Club with
their wives and lady friends en
joyed a social eveningg' in Far-
quhar Hall on Tuesday night.
The evening was spent playing
progressive euchre and dancing.
The regular meeting of bhe
Ladies' Aid ,waa held' at the
home of Mrs. T. L. Scott with a
good attendance. The president,
Mrs. Will Miller, presided and
opened the. meeting by reading
a few verses of poetry, followed
Reith a 'hymn, scripture reading
and .prayer. Reports were :given
by the secretary and the treas-
urer. • During 'the !business period
bhe-.ladles d'ecided to paint the
!wails of the •church basement.
It was also decided bo !purchase
material to make .layettes for
relief work, Program. 'and flow-
er !committee were appointed
and the meeting, closedwith the
!Lord's Prayer in unison. Lunch
was served by bhe hostess assist-
ed by Mrs. iT. Laing and Mrs.
Grace ,Scott and a social hour
was much'.enjsyed by all.
The 'March meeting of :Roy's,
Ohuroh, W.M.S. and W. A. was
held at 'bhe home of Mrs. Gord-
on ;Parsons. Mrs. Murray Chris-
tie was in charge of meeting
and opened with a Lenten poem.
Mrs. C. Park read a passage of.
scripture • and Mrs. Andrew
Christie offered .prayer, Mrs. N.
!Dow- gave a reading and Mrs.
H. Dow favored with a .musical
esuanlhert ".Mrs. Ross MciPhail
gave a missionary reading and
Mrs. John .docking gave the
topic on Jasfan. (Mrs,' T. •Coiqu-
houn ,and Mrs. R, Miller 'were
appointed progitam committee
for •Aipril'meeting which•will be
held at the home of Mrs, Cliff
Dow. Mss. rC•armran - !Hark was
appointed treasurer for bhe W.
A , A quilting will he 'held in
the near future and an apron
and baking sale is 'being arrang-
ed to be held in May. (Mrs. Mur-
ray 'Christie closed the meeting
with prayer,
HULLETT
On .March lit7, 19 ,adults of the
Fireside !Farm Forum net at the
home 'of Mr. and Mrs. George
Carter. 'The topic was "'Canada's
Role in World Affairs". We are
interested in this subject` but
feel that we .need,;a 'great deal
more information. In 'progres-
siva „guchr,e most games, Mr.
and Mrs:Harvey Taylor; lone
hands, 'Mrs. Geo. 'IToggar-t and.
Hugh Campbell; consolation,
Mrs, Robt. Jamieson and NOlvver
Anderson.,Mrs.,^^Jos. Babcock in=
vited the group for `.the final
meeting, when pie and ice cream
will be served.
BLAKE
The !Red Cross'Group met on
Friday, .Manch 14, 1958 at the
Blake School S. IS. No. 9, Hay
and !Stanley for their 1St. Pat-
rick's !meeting. Opening song,
")MyJWild (Irish Inose", and then
bhe !business' was taken. A reci-
tation by 'Charles Mb, a contest
by (Ralph 'Gingerich, 'another
song hby (boys and girls, "Galway
Bay". A recitation by (Michael
Corriweau, another contest by
Evolyn Due1earmekk' a recitation
by Pearl Ann Erb, song "Lon-
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whose sure, skilled hand is needed
now to guide Canada outof this.
period of difficulty and doubt.
He is the man of peace, the man
of action who in times of
emergency comes through
with positive, workable
solutions.
"... NOT TO THE POLITICIAN OR TO THE SECRETARY. OF STATE
AS SUCH. BUT TO THE MAN LESTER PEARSON BECAUSE OF HIS
PERSONAL QUALITIES. HIS POWERFUL INITIATIVE, STRENGTH
AND PERSEVERANCE. DISPLAYED IN ATTEMPTING TO PREVENT
OR LIMIT WAR OPERATIONS AND TO RESTORE PEACE."
-Ya•,e: Price Prize citation speech, Oslo, December 10, 1957,
Now he is proving it again. Lester B. Pearson is ready with
a practical, all-out program to bring back employment and
trade -restore confidence and faith—meet Canada's
present emergency with the Pearson Plan for immediate action.
VOTE LIBERAL for constructive leadership NOW
with LESTER B.
ARSON
NATIONAL LIBERAL COMMITTEE
In Huron the man is
Bill Cochrane
who supports the
LIBERAL TEAM
headed by
LESTER B.
PEARSON
A vote for Cochrane is a vote
for Pearson --- the Man of Peace,
the Man of Action !
See and hear Bill Cochrane
CFPL-TV --- Thursday, March 20th
AT 6.20 P.M.
CKNX-TV --- Friday, March 21st
AT 7.00 P.M.
Published by Huron Liberal Association
donderry Air", a recitation' by
Faye Desch, a contest by
Finlay, *idles xIRobert IOesoh
,
The meoting..olosed by singing
God Save, Iflhe Queen, A. collec-
tion was taken. Those,; .on' the.
program were Emma" Ikinlay,'
Ralph lGingerich, Bohby ° 0eseh
and °Evelyn'Ca harine."
The next meeting will 5l be in
charge of Paul and Mervyn Fait
Mary Finlay and Mary nVlargaret
Oeach. (Rev. !Ephraim Ginlgerich
was the guest speaker at the
(boys and girls fellowship meet -
1i1 in the E. N. B. Church in
!Zurich, on Sunday evening.
%Mrs. Barrel]. land Fred of
Kincardine were Sunday visitors
at the home of Mr. and 'Mrs. H.
(Finlay and family, it being their
wedding anniversary.
• ,Mr. and (Mrs. Peter Ginggerich
and QVIr, and Mrs. Roy McBride
visited with Mr. and (Mrs. Will
Sparks in ISealforth one evening.
IM•rs. Harald Finlay received a
telegram from Moose Jaw last
Monday, March 10, of the death
of her uncle, -bhe ;late Mr. John
T. •Bonthron, a former resident
o11 Hensall. His late father, Mr.
James B:opthr'on, one time as-
sessor of Hayt'wip. in the .earlier
days.
Mr. Will !Clarke, who' spent
bhe winter months on construc-
tion work with his brother-in-
law, Mr. Lloyd :(Finnigan, re-
turned to his home on Tuesday
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Lloyd !Guenther
and family of Dashwood and, Mr.
and Mrs. !Carl Desch of !Baden,
visited their (parents, Mr. and
Mrs. (David Oesch. -
Mr. and (Mrs. Carl Houston of
Goderieh, spent a day with Mr.
and Mrs. V. lOesch and David.
Many, attended the auction
sale of Mr. and Mrs. !H, Pha'ff
of near Dashwood, en 'Wednes-
day last. Mrs. Phalff, the dormer
Rota McBride, lived on the
Town Line years ago.
dilr. Joe 'Baechler and sons
purchased a threshing machine.
(Mrs. Leon Je8ferey has not
been well lately.
A. number of ladies •of the
district .attended the 1 a d i e s'
meeting in the Presbyterian
Church in (Hensall on Monday
nigh and also the Daffodil tea
in James St. Church, Exeter, on
Wed. afternoon, in aid ,of the
Cancer Society.
Died: Mr. John L. :Bonthron
of Moose Jaw, Sask., formerly
of 'Hensall, Ont., passed away at
the General Hospital, Moose Jaw
on (Monday, March 10, 11958, in
his 73rd year.
COMMUNICATIONS
[Editor, The ,Seaforth News,
Dear 'Sir,—.Last night I was
at a meeting for the Women's
Conservative Association and
heard something about the com-
ing election and Mr. Diefenba-
ker. One Of the best thin's I
heard was "He is a 'Christian",
and 'I think that is the best
thing you can tell about any-
body, for a christian likes al-
ways to do the best things for
his fellow man.
A New Canadian
(Seaforth, March 18th.
Northside United Church
Rev. Bruce W. Hall, Minister
10 a.m., Church 'School and
Adult ;Bible Class.
11 am„ Morning Worship
conducted by bh.e minister.
Nursery for Toddlers, Junior
Congregation.
7 p.m., "Bible Knowledge
College". Bring your Bible and
a friend.
8 p.m., Northside Youth :Fel-
lowship.
Palm Sunday !peening; March
20bh, Sacred Cantata, "Darkness
And (Dawn" presented by mem-
bers of the 'Senior Choir. Every-
one invited.
First Presbyterian Church
The Rev. 0. Leslie ,Elder, of
Vernon, Ont.
10 a.m., Church School
11 a.m.. Morning Service
4.30 p.m., Vesper Service
H. A. I{empster, Organist and
Choir Leader.
Egmondville United Church
Dr. J. Semple, Minister
11 a:m., Are you doing your
part?
47:30 p.m., Sosne one is call-
ing you. You had better listen.
Two 'films: The Last Journey
to Jerusalem. The Meaning of
Holy 'Communion.
10 a.m., Church 'School and
Minister's 'Class.
11 a.m., Nursery Class
11.80 Junior Church
The Church M'ernbership Class
and Junior Choir Rehearsal at
close of morning service.
At the close of the .morning
service the choir will be .photo-
graphed.
THE SBAFORTH NEWS—Thursday, March 20, 1958
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