HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1958-03-20, Page 5THE SHAI+'ORTI3'NEWS—Thursday, March 20, 1958
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PARISH HALL
Friday, March 28
8.30 P.M.
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TOWN TOPICS
fDr, Weir :of Auburn was the
guest of Mr, and Mrs. Isaac Me -
Gavin and Miss Belle 1McCwlly..
IMns, (Henry ' Hoggarth, John
St. +will oelebrate her 90th 'birth-
day on March 30th.
IMr. and Mrs. rLaughie IGear'of
Feigns were ;weekend guests. of
Mr. and Mrs. ''Russell ISlproait.
Mr. Walter .'Barry of Detroit
visited relatives here last week.
Mrs. Michael 'Williams return
leld home after spending the.
weekend .with relatives' in (Wind
sor and Detroit,
IMr. and Mrs. John McQuaid
of St. Thomas spent the week-
end with his another, Mrs. Jos.
McQuaid,
(Miss Marion Laudetllbaoh, of
,
London, was a weekend guest of.
her (parents, Mr. and . Mrs, L.
Laedenbaeh,
1112r•, and Mrs. Len 'Gillespie
and son, ,Dundas, spent the
weekend with Mrs. •Gilleslpie's
mother, Mrs. Camilla Ryan.
IMr. and Mrs. Don King and
daughter, (Sarnia were weekend
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John
,Ruston and Mts. King.
Mr• and Mrs. Ken Lane, Lon-
don, spent the weekend with
Mr, and (Mrs. !R.. Townsend,
Mr. and Mrs. IMOManus, De-
troit were weekend guests of
Mrs, J. O'Reilly and Mr. Joseph
(Lerner,
!D'iOrlean iSSills left by Q)lane
on Friday night for California
bo spend a week with his brother
Thomas and family at 'Palm
•Springs.
!Miss 'Gloria 'Carter has suc-
cessfully 'passed her Grade 2
Theory,...lst class honors. Her
teacher is Mrs. (Phyllis Nediger.
In the recent Music Examina-
tions at 5t. Joseph's Convent,
Miss (Sharon 'Hothasn success-
fully !passed Grade IV counter-
point exam obtaining '90 marks
and was also successful in .pass-
'ing her Grade TV history exam
obtaining 188 marks. She is a pu-
pil at ISt. Joseph's Convent and
is the granddaughter of Mr.
Stand SvIrs. John 'Hobhaso, Wilson
reet.
BORN
Sehaaers—At Scott Memorial Hospital
on March 14th, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Bchauors, of Mitchell, a son
Melndy,In Alexander Marino Hospi-
tal, Goderich, on March 13th,. to Dr. ;and
Mrs. T. It. Melody, the giftof a
daughter
DUBLIN
A. farewell party was held in
honor of Mr. and Mrs. (Norman
O'!Oonnor at their home ;Sunday
evening ,prior to their departure
to their new home in Toronto.
The evening was spent playing
euchre. The !winners were: Miss
Barbara Jordan, Mrs. Tom Mor-
ris, IMr. 'Maurice !Ryan and ,Mr.
Frank Jordan. A delicious lunch
was served by the ladies. Mr.
Arthur Murphy read the address
and Mr. iM'aurice Daltop 'present-
ed Mr. and Mrs. Norman O'Con
nor, on behalf of all 'present, a
The Globe and Mail
is giving away
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TRICYCLES
for the "small fry" -20"
worth 023,95 — only 10
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with 3 -speed gears for the
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$57.50 — only 25 subscrip-
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think might give you an order! Get on the phone! Call up your friends
and relatives: Tell them how they can help your -to win a new bicycle!'
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STANDARD AND JUNIOR BICYCLES
for boys and girls over 10 years .old—worth $47.50
—only 20 subscriptions.
SIDEWALK BICYCLES
for boys end girls 8 end under—worth $42.95—
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beautiful .coffee table and tri -
light .101110 and •a purse of mon-
ey. Mr. and . Mrs. ;O'Connor
thanked one and all for their
kindness and generosity, Mr.
James O'Connor led the .singing
of "For They are Jolly Good
Fellows". 'Speeches were made
by Messrs. John •Murphy, Aug.
Ducinarme, Michael Doyle and
Joe !Stapleton. The (party closed
by singing Irish songs.
IMr. and (Mrs. Don Miner and
family 'of !Belleville, Mich., and
Mrs. Agnes O'Connor 'visiting
abrr. and Mrs. N. O'Connor.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Falconer
and family of 'Waterdown visit-
ing Mr. and Mrs. J. VIConnor. '.p.m. The theme of the meeting
M1•, Lou Doyle of Toronto was, Taking a stand as a Christ -
with Mr, and Mrs. N. 'O'Connor. Ian. !Hymn 348 was sung. A
'short meditation was given by
WINTHROP Blanchard. The scripture
The CJG.LT. held their March was read 'by !Frances Blanchard
meeting on Saturday da in the and the (prayer by. Eileen Smith,
g Y The minutes of the last meeting
basement of the Church at 2.30 were read followed by the roll
call. The offering was then ta-
'ken followed by the response.
1 The !business was then discuss-
ed: The 'Mission Band invited
the .C.G.I.T. to their (Easter
meeting on Wed. April 9. The
I'C,G.LT. coin cards are to be in
at the end of this month, The
'BibleStudy was taken by Mrs.
:Blanchard, it was on 'prayer'.
The Mission Study was taken
by Mrs. !Little, on Japan. The
meeting closed with "Taps". We
had a Japanese tea: It consisted
of green tea, sponge cake, ap-
ple, dates and crackers, we also
had to sit on the floor like the
•Ja'panese do and try to eat with
chap sticks,
CANADA FOR CANADIANS
Sir John A. MacDonald built the Canada of To -day....
Now, John Diefenbaker envisions the Canada of Tomorrow
A Billion Dollar Program
For National Development
TO CREATE NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR CANADIAN INDUSTRY
TO DEVELOP CANADA'S UNLIMITED NATIONAL RESOURCES
TO EXPAND PROCESSING OF OUR OWN RAW MATERIALS
TO PROVIDE MORE EMPLOYMENT FOR MORE CANADIANS
TO ENLARGE HOME MARKETS FOR CANADIAN AGRICULTURE
NOT A SPENDTHRIFT PROGRAM - A SOUND
INVESTMENT IN CANADIAN PROSPERITY
'CARRY ON, ELSTON AND JOHN'
Re -Flee !stall Cardiff
HURON RIDING
Published by Authority of Huron Progressive Conservative Association
MARCH 31
BRUCEFIELD
The monthly meeting of the
W.M.S., Brutefield ti nit e d
Church, was held Tuesday after-
noon, March llth with 16 wo-
men answering the roll call. The
meeting opened with quiet music
followed by the worship service.
The theme being "In Everything
by Prayer" conducted by Mrs.
N, Walker and Mrs. F. Rothwell.
Mrs. S. Davison took charge of
the business session. Our Easter
Thankotfering meeting is to be
held on Sunday evening, April
13th with (Mrs. Whyte of Lon-
deeborough as our guest speak-
er. We decided to accept an in-
vitation to ,Egmondville on Wed.
P.M. April 16th, the occasion
being their Thankoffering meet-
ing. The girls' clothing required
by the Supply Secretary to be
in by May lst. Our allocation
for the coming year is to be
8860.00. Mrs. J. Cairns and Mrs,
W. Scott were in charge of the
study book. The chapter taken,
"The Church's High Hour". The
meeting• closed with the hymen
"!Take Time'to be Holy" and the
Mizpah Benediction.
KIPPEN
Mrs. Wm. Bell was hostess
for a miscellaneous shower on
Tuesday evening when members
of the Thrifty Kippenettes met
to honor Miss Ann •Sinclair a
bride -elect" of this month. Four
different contests were enjoyed
by those present. Ann was asked
to sit in a gaily decorated ehair.
She opened her many useful
gifts. Elaine Ford of Exeter
and Bonnie Kyle assisted the
honored guest, The address was
read by Miss 'Marie Jarrott,
Ann made a fitting reply thank-
ing everyone. A dainty lunch
was served by the hostess.
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Euchre m ace
Seaforth Community Centre
Friday, March 21
AT 8.30
Saafortll Vl'onseu's Institute
will;.celebrate their thirtieth
year or activity
Norris Orchestra
Adults 75e Shutouts 50e
Lunch provided. Come and
celebrate With us
Special Prize's