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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1958-03-27, Page 1The Seafaitth afoz'th' News WHOLE S8 RIII ° VOL. 80 SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1958 also a rear Authorized as Second Class mail. Post Office Dept., Ottawa Snowdon Bros., Publishers W. I. Observes 30th Anniversary A every successful 30th ami - vena -TY 'p'arty' was held by the (Seaforth IW. R. in the (Memorial Centre on Friday evening last. BO tablle,,'s were in play sat the euchre. The prizes going to la- dies, first, 'Mrs. Roy Brown, se- cond, Mrs. Cecil Oke, con., Miss Nancy Pepper. (Men's first, Rus- sel Daimage; second, Lorne Slay and con., (Guy D.crrance.,. The shall was .prettily ,ecorat-' ed with Institute colors :'' blue' and gold. A birthday c cen- tred the platform. A d ieious lunch was served follow by ;dancing to Norris •Orches't'• 'Our Institute President ,of 30 years ago, Mrs. , George Me Cartney was presented with a small gift. A. prize to the gentle- anan coming the longest way to celebrate our ,anniversary went to Cecil' Oke., (Best old time waltz: 1st Mr, and Mrs. R. J. Doig; 2nd prize to Mr. and Mrs. gee :MeLellen.:Best Step Dance: Ladies, Miss 'Sharon ]Strong; Men's, R. J. Doig; Best Stock 'n :Roll: Misses (Betty , and Mary, MacPhail. (President (Mrs. R, d, Doig and the members of the Seaforth W. I. wish to thank the public who attended their parties this win- ter. It .all helps to make our eu- chre and dances a success. REBEKAHS MEET NMeanlbers . of (Goderich and Wingham Rebekah Lodges join- ed with the regular meeting o8; Edelweiss 'Lodge on (Monday evening :when 'Mrs. Ada Fri'tzleY of •Goderoeh; D.D.P. of District 23 .paid her official spring visit. 'Mrs. Wm. Dalrymple was named representative and Mrs. LAlllbert 'Harrison, scholar, to at- tend Rebekah 'Assembly in Toronto in 'June. ±Mrs. J. IGrum- enett and Mrs. 'Alex Boyes were named alternates.- (Miss Jean Scott was appointed social con- vener for the next three months. An inspiring address was giv- en by Mrs. Fritzley on "The Vi- tal Lodge". stressing 'attend - ante, fellowship, pride and faith. 'On :behalf of the Lodge she 'was presented with a bou- quet of spring flowers by Mrs. Boyer. Past Noble Grands were re- aninded of the district meeting in 'Goderich on' April '9th lAlbout 30 were in attendance and' Mrs. Hugh .Thompson pre- sided. Winners of prizes were Mrs. 10. T. Walker -of Wingham; Mrs. E. Murray an.d Mrs. John Nerwcomlbe of 'Goderich. Seaforth Girl Wife of Columnist .' The death of J. V. 'McAree, well 'known columnist' ,.of 'tho•, •Toronto !Globe arid" Mail,` on Sat- urday is of special interest here because his wife is the former Margaret Elizabeth Stewart, daughter of the late Andrew ISte:vart of :Seaforth. ,She was a nurse, leaving Seaforth about 40 years ago and was married to Mr. 'MeAree about 25 years ".ago. Milton :Stewart and 'Mrs.' Theobald orf !Seaforth are cous- ins, also +Elmer Stewart otf RJs- borne township. Mr. and Mrs. McAree visited in ,Seaforth oc- casionally, DIES AT KITCHENER (Attending the 'funeral of the late Mrs. 'Gilbert Bechtel in Kit- ahelner on Wednesday, afternoon were Mr. and (Mrs. C. E. (Smith, Mrs. Claire Reith, Miss 'Hattie Murray and 'Miss ` Louella Mont- gomery. Mrs. Bechtel died at 3 o'clock (Sunday morning after an illness of some time. Mr. and Mrs. +Bechtel moved to Kitchener - from ISeatforth 'last fall. They had resid'e'd here 13 years. Be- sides her husband Mrs. Bechtel is survived by one son, Wilson, in the Navy, and one daughter, Mrs. Snyder of (Kitchener. TOWN TOPICS Jack Sproat of North Bay was the guest of his brother, Russell Sproat. !Miss Hilda Kennedy of Lon- do'n spent the weekend ,with her mother, 'Mrs. R. Kennedy. Mr. and (Mrs. Don, Barber of Kitohener were weekend guests of 'Mrs. J. Matthews. IMr. and laths. Alex Aubin of 1Brueetfield agent a few days with 'Mr. and Mrs. John Aubin Mr. Ron (Sills and Miss Pat Reynolds of Kitchener were weekend guests of 'Mrs. C. P. Sills. • IMr. and Mrs. :Alvin Regier and family, Russell, Ont., are spending two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. John Regier. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hamilton and daughter, Whitby, spent the weekend :with Mr. Hamilton. Rev, L. L. ,and Mrs. Lawrence from Hamilton visited 'Misses Annie and Pearl Lawrence last week, :and renewed acquaintance with several friends in town. Miss Ernestine White of Tor- onto was a guest at the home of MrYand Mrs. E, H. •Close last week. Mrs. Arnold Colclou'gh spent bhe we'kend in Toronto to visit friends. Barry Bennewies, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bennewies of 'Sealforbh, returned home on Friday from Sick 'Children',s, Hospital, Toronto. He was a :pa- tient there since Feb. 18th and was, operated: en for a' heart de- feat on Feb. 261:h. R. W. Campbell Re Elected`Co-op. Prexy The enamel meeting pf Sea - forth Farmers 10o -Operative was held in Egmondville United Church on Thursday evening last when a turkey banquet was ,provided by the ladies of the church. Guest speaker was 'George McCaig of Earriston, vice-pres. of the U.C.O. During the even- ing •apresentation was anade to JMns. (Homer Hunt who retired 'from the Co20p last year after long and valuable service, The finance committee report, given by R. 1S. McKercher, showed a decrease in the volume of, busi- ness for 1957 -end no dividends, will be paid this year. Robert W. Campbell. president, presid- ed .over the eneelting. Ted 'Milady :was, elected a dir- ector, takicvg the place of Arth- ur Devereaux who had served his, years on tie board. Peter ,Simpson was re-elected a direct- or. ,Alt a'diirector's meeting Mr. :Campbell was re -appointed pres- ident and Murray Roy, secre- tary. BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION Mr. and Mrs. (William Roger- son, TTuckessmith entertained the family and nephews and nie- ces of ie-ces:of their mother, Mrs, Walt- er Rogerson, on the occasion of her '8'5bh birthday, on (Monday, March :24th. Progressive euchre was played. Winners, high, Mrs. Orville Dale and rlir. Pete Dun- lop; low,'Mrs. Ken Rogerson and Mr. 'Glen 'McClure. A sumptu- ous birthday lunch was served. Mrs. Rogerson received numer- ous birthday gifts, flowers and cards. Mrs. Rogerson lived in Tuck- ersmith until moving to Seaforth in 1930. Before her marriage she• was Elizabeth Dunlop, and lived in SHullett, POSTAL INFORMATION !G-ood'Friday, 'April 4, and EasterMonday April 7 'being Statute 'Holidays the Post `Of- fice ,mn door will be open from 7 -a.m. to 6 p.m. standard time. On both days the wickets will be . open for all phases of business, on Friday from 12 noon to 1 p.m. only, and on :Monday .from 1.80 p.m, to 5.30 pin. only. All into; and out- going meils will be .: andled as usual. Rural patro are re- minded tluere will b o.delivery on the days mantic. The (present sche ;of mails is re-'published•.for yo Conven- ience: Mails for Despatch; going West, close at 11 a.m, and 8 p. m,; going East close at:1.45 p.m. and 3.15 pa'r't To ;effia' tly handle 'all anaili a these. • ing hours +for De- be maintained. r els' and rleane,d ,1 i6 ;p m. +and 39 p.m. fromi.Monday to Friday. On Saturday there is one collec- tion only at 1:15 p.m. and on Sunday one only at 5.30 :pan. Mails are scheduled to arrive at (Seaforth from the East at 6.15 a.m. and 114.33 am.; from the West at 2:17 p.m. and 6.59 p.m. On the arrival of the mails from the East at 11.38 a.m, the wickets will be closed for sort- ing and distribution, re -.opening at approximately 12.;1'5 p.m. To avoid possibility of error please have outgoing mail ad- dressed ddressed clearly and in full with no misleading abbreviations, on all mailings show your return address. On incoming snails please have your mail addressed in. full to box number, general delivery or the correct :.,rural route nuanber. PRESBYTERIAN W.M.S. The :afternoon auxiliary of the WMIS of the First Presbyterian Church held its spring thankof- fering meeting in the church schoolroom on Tuesday after- noon :with Mrs. T. 1. Scott of Cromarty as guest speaker. Mrs. 'Scott gave a vivid descrip- tion of our mission work in the foreign fields and stressed' the changing conditions in work there. (She reminded . us .that here at home the purpose of our society is to !gather OUT wo- men together for prayer and study and from that to service of our Lord in our hones, com- munity, country and to the ut- termost parts of the earth. ' [n closing she mentioned that for the many benefits received we Should first of all give our- selves, then bring a •thanksgiv ing, an offering which costs us something in eacrilrice. The speaker was introduced by Miss Jessie Fraser and thanked by MTS. W. John Thompson. The President, Mrs. J. F. Bell presided and opened the meeting with the poem "My :prese'nc'e, shall go with Thee". ;Mrs. E. Butt read the scripture mes- sage followed with comments by Miss Hattie Murray, and prayer by 'Miss Belle •Campbell. A suitable Easter solo "'tNeeth the old 'Olive Trees", was sung .by Mrs. F. (Cling, • accompanied Ibv Mrs. E. Geddes. At the close of the meeting lunch was serv- ed Iby Mrs. TW. Drover and her. committee. RECEIVES INJURIES (Mrs. 'Walter Carpenter of Dublin has rbeenr in Scott Mean - oriel Hospital since Thursday site suffered a dislocarhed hip and other injuries in a car acci- dent while driving the rural mail. D. D. G. M. Visits Fidelity Lodge D.D.IG.M. :George 'Falconer paid an 'official visit to Fidelity Lodge 2.0.I0.F. 'Seaforth, at their regular meeting, March 19. About 100 members were in at- tendance with visitors present from Clinton; Hens'all, Exeter and 'Goderich Lodges:' N. G. Vic- tor Lee (presided. The Clinton Lodge :presented the trave'llin'g gavel to. Seaforth Lodge, who will in turn present it to Hen - sail Lodge. 'In his ad:dress D.D. G.M.Falconer spoke on the 1.0.10,11. ho,me at (Barrie and of the progress being made in the construction of 'a new wing, when completely overhauled ac- commodation will be available for approximately '80 residents. At the 'close of .the meeting a delicious lunch was served by ;Bro. Wilfred Cameron_ and his committee. LADY BOWLERS BRIDGE The lady bowlegs bridge club met .at bhe home of 'Mrs. H. 'Whyte on 'Monday evening (with 7 tables in :playa Prizes donated by 'Mrs. P. L. Brady and (Mrs.' 0. Larone, were won by Miss Dor- othy :Parke and Mrs. W. 32. Hart. The hostess was assisted by (Mrs. E. 0. Chamberlain, Mrs. 3. Patterson, Mrs. J. A. !Stacey and :Mrs. A. 1Silleiy in serving a delicious lunch. The April bridge will be 'held' at the home of Mrs. E. A. &VLcMaster. MRS. JOHN McNICHOL The 'death of Mrs. John Mc- Nichol occurred in Victoria Hos- pial, London, on Monday :March 24th about 2.130 ads., sifter a short illness. Mrs, MelNiehol was in her 6811 year. She was 'born in McKillop, the, :former Isobel Stoa�ey, and also married in Mc- Killop in 1819. She was a mem- ber of !Blyth United Church. Surviving, a son, Aubrey Mc- Nichol, M'or'ris tag., two broth- ers, (Sam Storey and Wm. Storey of McKi11op, and three grand- children. • The funeral was held Wednes- day, March 2'6 from the home of her son, .Aubrey .McNichol, lot 13, con. 3, !Morris Imp.Rev. Charles Scott of Sarnia officiat- ed. Interment was in Brussels Cemetery. EGMONDVILLE Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs.:Andrew !Houston were Mr. and Mrs. Fred :Cole and Mr. end 'Mac. Charles Stevens of Exeter, and their cousins Mr. and Mrs. Eric Coward from B.C. 11122.. and Mrs. [Frank Young and family were at Avon :last week attending the funeral of the Iformer's father, 'bhe late A. ,Young, who passed away sud- denly .on Tue'sdeyJ;-'Mar. 18. li'Ir. G. Ii.. Keyes of 'Wind•sbr spent the :weekend ,with his aro tier, Mrs. Nelson Keyes. Mr. and ,Mrs. [Russell Erratt of )Stanley were Sunday visitors with the latter's mother, Mrs D. J. (Ste3henson, and Mrs. Margaret Erratt with :her :broth- er Mr. Thos. Robinson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Albert 'Clark and family of Muirkihk„were re- cent visitors with Mrs. 'J. S. Watson, also Miss Jean Watson of Toronto, and :Miss Alice Wat son of :London spent the week- end with their mother, Mr. and Mrs. Grant (Houston and -son of Ayton with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Houston on Sun- day. Mr. Wan. Hamilton had a very happy reunion with his sister Mrs. Brandon of Winnipeg :when, after an absence of 40 years, they :were re -united. ,Mss. Brandon hopes to spend the next few weeks with her broth- er. Mr. and Mrs. !Toni :Seotchmer, Jim, Lynn, of !Guelph were Sun- day visitors with the forsner's parents, Mr. and ±Mrs. •William Scotchmer. Mrs. Mae Vincent of (D.ublin. was in the village on Tuesday visiting friends. Mrs. Jim Brolwn is at present a patient in Seaforth Hospital. KIPPEN (Thursday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Mellis included: Mr. (George Gibson and children of Wroxeter, also Mr. IR. Gibson of Nielson, BC. .Gommunion service will be ob- served next Sunday at St. And- rew's 'United Church at •111 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Ed (Wahl of Lis- towel were weekend guests of Mr. and 'Mrs. N. Dickert. Mrs. Gibson Sr. of Wroxeter is visiting with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and (Mss. W. L 4VIellis Mr. Herb 'Stephenson's condi- tion was reported to be slightly improved on Tuesday of •this *sek. Mrs. :Gordon Wien, who, has been ;hospitalized for 10 days in. St. Joseph's Hospital, London, is progressing favorably. Mrs. Mob Perkins of RCAF Station at Clinton visited re- cently With -MT. and Mrs. Long. (Miss Lily (Schultz, nurse -in - training at•StratfordGeneral Hospital was admitted Sunday. to South Huron 'Hospital.' Pallbearers were Laurie 'Scott, Jim Phelan, Bob' Wallace, Chas. rSouch, :Clarence Johnston, Chas. 'Nioh'oleon. Flowerbearers: Ev- erett Storey, Bill Storey, Wal- ter McClure, 'Ralph McNichol, ]Percy Dalton, Ross MdNiekol. 4-H ' Clubs' Begin ' Call Extended to Season's Work SEAFORTH DAIRY CALF CLUB The organization meeting of the (Seaforth Daily Calf Club took place on Tuesday night at (Seaforth District. High School. There ere 33 'members. 'Officers are: (Pres., Dennis Jletwitt • vice- pres., Edith. Boyd; sec., 'Laurel. Sale; :mess reporter Donald Carter. :The learners have been Wm.•'Boyd and I•iwin Trewarthla. The •Club is sorry to know :that Mr. Tr ewarbhe is seriously El, in 1St. Jos. Hospital, ,., , ndon. CORN CLUB ;:ORGANIZED The organization meeting of :rheISeafortfh 4-2 Corn Club was held on IM•aa,Gh 25th. at 8.30 in Seaforth District Hiig+h. •School. Officers .arca Pres,. Jack Broad - foot; vice-pres... 11.11 Campbell; pea-treas., 'Bob f 8otheringlharn; press reporter, Robert Scott. 4-H Corn Club are notcertain as .to how many members there will be, as they ate looking ;for more :members and a-'alulb leader has not been named -As yet. 4-H SWINE CLUB The: •organizatignal meeting of the district 441 t lwbs was held on Tuesday eve 'ng, March 25 en the IS.D.H.IS. he Swine Club was •organized .0 der the 'direc- ti'on of Robert c31illan and Ken Stewart at: are again the elu'b leaders. The fcllowingwere •elected to the titers: Pres., Doug Jamieson; dice pees., Mac Stewart; sec.-treas., Laurence Taylor: press rIporter, Brace Coleman. • ;Anyone (wishing tc join the swine: club or any 4.11 club are 'welcome todo so be- fore May 1st. CONSTANCE The 'Constance Canadian' Or- der of Foresters . held a very successful euchre and dance on Friday evening. Prizes for the euchre went to the following: High lady, Mrs. Robt. Jamieson; lone hands, Mrs. i 'Harvey Del - mage; low, Mrs.) Ken Hulley. High inan, Harvey IDolmage; lone hands, Gary 1 Jewitt; low, Toni Whyte. Lunch was served and the remainder of the, even- ing was spent in dancing. Golden Link Miss -on Band The Golden ink Mission Band was. held ; unday, March 9th in the S. S. gloom and was opened :by repeating the Mission Hand T'unpose. The minutes were lead and ro call answered by 13. (Scripture •lesson by De- anna Dale. .Collec ion was taken by Linda Preszca r, after ,which Mrs. McJ'lwain .4i7:., a. the study book and close ^t the meeting with :prayers Constance Young People The Constance United :Church Young People met at the home of Mr. and (Mrs. Ross MadGreg or on Sunday evening, and the meeting opened with a, sing- song. The business transactions Were: The members decided not to enter in the Drama. Festival. IMr. Wm. Jewitt was appointed teacher for the Young People's Sunday (School Class ,with Laur- el Dale as 'assistant The 'Spring Rally is to be held in 'Goderich in April and tickets will be available. There will be a film on Mar- tin :(ether on March 30th in Brueelfield. The young people's union are invited to enter bhe denomina- tional sing -song on Winghaan T. V. March 30 at '5 o'clock. :A hymn was sung followed by scripture by 'Marilyn Taylor and prayer by John Hoggart. The leader, Mrs. W. L. Whyte gave an inspiring talk as wall as the Rev. T. White. A hymn, and bhe program closed :with the bene- diction. :A recreation period fol- lowed with Toni Whyte as lead- er. Mr. Wim. Dale, last Tuesday attended a Farm Tour of Ban- ner •Counties (Guernsey Club tak- ing in (pants of Oxford, Brant and Perth 'Countie's. Mrs. Art Bromley of Kitchen- er visited and spent last Wed- nesday ednesday With :her .parents, lir. and 'Mrs. _Jamies Dale. ' Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lawson spent last Thursday in London. IMr. and Mrs. T. McMichael and Miss Evelyn of Goderich spent last 'Monday with Mr. and 'Mrs. Wan. Dale and faenily. Visitors on Sunday at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. William Jewitt and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Jewitt were, Mr. and Mrs. Knowles McLellan and daught- ers ,of (Kitchener, and Mr. Sidney ISlpringall of Kincaid, Sask. Mr. and Mrs. Robert John- son and son Bruce orf Grand. Valley visited with Mr. and Mrs. James Medd on Sunday. Celebrated 48th Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. James Medd were taken by surprise on Sun- day when their son 'and daught- er-in-law, Mr. and (Mrs. Lloyd "Medd were host and 'hostess to their parents and immediate family at a dinner to honour M•r. and Mrs. Medd on the occa- sion of their 418th wedding anni- versary. The table was centered with an anniversary cake with an anniversary cake brought by their daughter, Mrs. Robb. :Johnson of Grand ` Valley. The community extends congrat- ulations to 'Mr. and Mrs. Medd on : iuilt occasion and hope they are spared to enjoy :many more years of wedded bliss. Rev. D. L. Elder A :call was extended to R;eiv. D. Leslie Elder, of Vernon, Ont., at a congregational meeting of First Pneslbyterian tOhurch on Monday night. If the call is :ac- cepted Rev. !Mr, Elder will like- ly (become minister here about May list.. DUBLIN .. ,miscellaneous shower in honour- of Miss Marion Gawk - well, ,Seaforth, :whose marriage to Mr. Ray 'Chambers of Dg mondville is an event of April 3rd, was sponsored by MTS. Charles Friend end the nurses of the (Scott Memorial [Hospital, at bhe home of Mrs. ,Friend, on Saturday evening, March 22nd. About 20 friends assembled to extend felicitations to the pros- pective (bride. 'Games were play- ed during he evening and the bride Was presented with a beautiful corsage of 'Chrysan- themums and many handsome and numerous gifts for her new home. A .delicious lunch was served by the sponsors. Mr. and Mrs. James Ackroyd, Mary, :Rath and Betty, olf Tor- onto, with Mrs. Jr4ary ,O'Rourke and Frank.' Mr. and 'Mrs. O. P. Monogihan of Kitchener with IMr. and Mrs. Lloyd McCarthy. Mr. and Mrs. James P. :Kraus- kopf and :Mrs. James Krauskopf in 'London with Mr. and 'Mrs. J. Nicholson, 'Mrs, MacDonald, of London, with Mrs. E. Joa'clison. Mrs. Ed IStaple'ton in Detroit with IMr. and 'Mrs. Fred ,Sander- son. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Dillon and daugihter, !St. (Thomas with Mrs. Dillon and Dorothy. (Mrs. .Loretta 'Moiyneaux re- ceived word of the death of her brother, Mr. Maurice Griffin in Akron, 'Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert O'Reilly visited with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ruston at Stratford. WALTON Mr. M. Fraser visited with rel- atives in Stratford over the weekend. Miss Ruth Anne' Ennis, Kitch- ener, spent the weekend with her .parents. The March meeting of the Walton group was held at the home of Mrs. Emerson Mitchell on 'Wednesday 'evening, Marcia 19th with 27 members and two visitors present. The vicepresi- dent, dent, MRs. Art' ,Busby was in charge of the meeting which op- ened with hymn .1'00 "In The Cross of Christ +I Glory". Mr's. Luella Marshall read the scrip- ture lesson frosm Matt..11; 28-30 and -Rev, 3: 201. after• vol± e'h'Mrs. Busby commented on the pas- sage. Prayer was offered by Mrs. Earl Watson and an East- er poem read by the le'sder. The topic entitled "God means us to be Happy" was given by Mrs. T. Dundee, Mrs. 4N. '_Barks reported on the Feb. meeting and called the roll which was answered with an Easter :verse. Treasur- er's reports :were given by Mrs, Ronald Bennett and 'Mrs. Earl Watson. During the business period members were reminded that a bale would be sent the end of April from the church, and arrangements were made for the (bazaar to be 'held March 2.6th and the Easter Thankoffer- ing on Monday evening, April 14th. Hymn 10'3 "The Day of Resurrection" was sung in clos- ing and the Benediction repeat- ed. During the social period :the Christmas cards were prepared for mailing and bazaar work marked. Mrs. H. Travis, Mrs. A. McCall, Mrs. E. Mitchell and Airs. T. Dundas served lunch A progressive euchre party was held in the community hall on Friday evening. Prize win- ners were: Ladies high, Mrs. A. ;Busby; lone, Mrs. R. [Bennett, low. Mrs. Margaret Turner. The gent's high, Harold Bolger; lone hands, Graeme Craig; low, !Brian Travis. The March meeting of the W. I. will be held in the com- munity hall on Thursday even- ing March 27 at 8.30 p.m. Co - conveners, Mrs. Jack rBryans and Mrs. Ross McCall. The roll call is wearing something old and telling of its origin, also a donation suitalble for Unitarian Relief. A euchre party will be held on Friday evening under auspices of the Institute. The following are the results of the Winter Examinations of the (Western 'Ontario 0Conserva- tory of Music, London, held at the ;home of Mr. and :Mrs. •Louis D. Thompson, Brussels, on Fri- day, March 7th. The girls :were froan the vicinity of (Walton. Piano: Grads VI, Joyce Ham- ilton, honors, 811 marks; :Grade IV, Geraldine Dennis, first. class honors, 81 marks; Barlbara Turnbull, first class honors, 86 marks; Grade two, June Hillen,, first 'class, honors, 86 marks. 'Singing: Grade VIII, 'Senior, Faye Love, first class honours, 80'% marks. The COLT met Sunday after noon.,in the church basement. The meeting opened by singing hymn 115. A talk on Japan was given by Rosa Marie Bolger, all - ter which .the scripture lesson was rend` by Catherine 'Buchan- an. Hymn 287 was sung, follow - Ma this.!Rose ',Marie :Bolger Jed, in prayer,. The business part of the meeting opened 'with the CGIT "q„1111 1 llll 11 l ll 111101.11.11110.11$111111 llll l 1111.1011111111 llllll iii 111111 iiiii 11111 i 1 iiiiii iiiiiiiii , 1,, ......,,11, -sjilenzational dierky AN N U'A L DOLLAR $ALE BUY3atthe regular price receive 4th for ONLY $1°0 more NOTE: The above items apply to Prelude • Joan of Arc • Enchantress (Rhapsody & Royal Danish slightly higher) THE "DOLLAR SALE" APPLIES TO THE FOLLOWING ITEMS ONLY * KNIVES - DINNER OR DESSERT SIZE * FORKS - DINNER OR DESSERT SIZE * TEASPOONS REGULAR AND SMALL * CREAM SOUPS * COFFEE SPOONS * DESSERT SPOONS ENJOY THE PRIDE IN SETTING YOUR TABLE WITW;C' .BEAUTIFUL MATCHING STERLING TONIGHT e': -r SAVAUGE'S JEWELLERY - GIFTS - FINE CHINA SEAFORTH J„n„Nanm,a,1an„u„n,Ue 1:11,11„"""na,ai u,,,,,,,,,,11„n,.n.,,,,.,,,,,,n,n,n0,,.,",,,,,,,,,,q„a,,,pUr: Purpose, and hymn. Mary Lou Kirkby read the minutes of the last meeting and the treasurer's report was given by Anne Ach- illes. 'Further plans were naad,e for the affiliation service and bazaar which is to be held on Apr. 9 at 2 o'clock in the church. A number of ladies from the Walton W. I. attended a "Salad Course" at Cranbrook on Tues- day afternoon. CROMARTY • 'Mrs. Ivor IMargon, Toronto, visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Keith McLaren. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cadick, Sharon and Donald, London,. were weekend visitors with Mr, and Mrs. John Wallace. Miss Margaret Boa, Chisel- hurst, spent the weekend with Miss Alice Walker. Mr. end Mrs. Wilbur Miller visited on Monday with Mr. and Mrs. George :Wallace. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Fulton and Mrs. Christen•a McKellar, Mit- chel& visited on Saturday with ID. and Mrs. Andrew McLach- lan. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Otto 'Walker were Mr. and ;:Mrs. 'Garnet Cockwell, Dash- wood, and Mr. and rMrs. Gerald Cockwell and sons Glen, Nelson and Ray of Exeter. The regular meeting of the Y.P.IS. was :held on Sunday ev- ening with the ,president, Mr. A. Meilale presiding, The scripture lesson was read by Mr. Phillip James, and Miss' Mildred Howe gave the topic. The tweeting closed with Lord's Prayer in unison. The Marian Ritchie Evening Auxiliary :net at the home of Mrs. Gerald Carey for their IM•areh-meeting. Mrs. Eldon Al- len presided and Miss Wilma James read a passage of scrip- ture. Mrs. Lorne watt led in prayer. The topic was given by .Mrs. ',Frank Jlamilton and 'Mrs. Lloyd Miller had charge olf the study book. TIM meeting closed. ;with the Lord's !Prayer in unison BLAKE Mr and Mrs. James !Dinsmore were in Palmerston recently where they visited 14I'rs. Brod- bagen at the ':Hospital, and also attended the funeral of their niece, Doreen. NIT.. and Mrs. Robert Duch- arse and daughter of-Saa•nia, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Martindale, visited with ,lir. and Mrs. Oscar Ducharme on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. (Robert Madge of Hillsgreen and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Graham and son David of Hensel: visited • with Mr. and Mrs, Harold Finlay and. family. The Goshen Line W. A. are Holding a ,bazaar on Saturday; March 29, 1958, in the Goshen Line :United Church. Mrs. E. Faber and Mrs. R. Faber of Kippen spent Tuesday quilting at the home rof Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Desch. Mrs. :Mary Jane Hey and Mrs. Normallustard are getting set- tled in 'Blake after being at the Wildbvood Motel, near Bayfield. Mr. Mustard has taken a job in London, so spent the weekend with them. Their sons are at- tending school on the Blue Wat- er Highway until after Easter. Mr, and Mrs. Roy McBride were at Ripley recently where they attended the funeral of their aunt, Mrs, Tout. Mr. and Mrs. Bowman and family of Zurich were recent vis- itors with r. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Oesch. Miss 'Rebecca :Stickle and sir' ter Edith are spending a few weeks with their sister and bro- ther-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Adri- an Webber of Wallenstein. 'Mrs. M:enno Stickle has re- turned after spending a week with her daughter and .son-in- law and family. Mrs. Lawrence Regier visited her husband Mr. Regher who is taking treatments in the interest of his health at the St. Joseph's [Hospital in :London. Sales on farms are the order of the day, many` farmers aro attending the local sales. Dr. Harry Joynt and Mrs. Joynt of Toronto .were weekend visitors :with the lfonner's moth- er, Mas. Alice Joynt. IMr. ands Mrs. Clare Zuefle of Toronto were weekend visitors with the foarner's aunt. Mrs. Ellen 'Buchanan. Mrs. 'HLes'ne and children of St. Catharines visited 'during the past week with Mrs. Herne's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Henry. • Mrs. Don, ,Gooding, De'b'bie and ''Donnie • of Parkhill, are spending e few clays this week with 'Mrs. Gooding's parents, MIr. and. Mrs. 'Edgar Munn. Mr. Jack 'Brintnell kas been confined to St. Joseph's 1.lospit- al London, Where he is receiv- ing, treatment. NIIIIIIIMPRRIS YOU BUY 4 Knives (Dessert Size) 4 Forks (Dessert Sizr) ' 4 Teaspoons (Regular) 3 COST 3 x 7.00 _ $21.00 3 x 7.00 = $21.00 3 x 3:50 _ $10.50 , T MORE r+ $1.00 _ $22.00 + $1,00 _ $22.00 + $1.00 = $11.50 SAVE $6.00 $6,430 $ :50 2 NOTE: The above items apply to Prelude • Joan of Arc • Enchantress (Rhapsody & Royal Danish slightly higher) THE "DOLLAR SALE" APPLIES TO THE FOLLOWING ITEMS ONLY * KNIVES - DINNER OR DESSERT SIZE * FORKS - DINNER OR DESSERT SIZE * TEASPOONS REGULAR AND SMALL * CREAM SOUPS * COFFEE SPOONS * DESSERT SPOONS ENJOY THE PRIDE IN SETTING YOUR TABLE WITW;C' .BEAUTIFUL MATCHING STERLING TONIGHT e': -r SAVAUGE'S JEWELLERY - GIFTS - FINE CHINA SEAFORTH J„n„Nanm,a,1an„u„n,Ue 1:11,11„"""na,ai u,,,,,,,,,,11„n,.n.,,,,.,,,,,,n,n,n0,,.,",,,,,,,,,,q„a,,,pUr: Purpose, and hymn. Mary Lou Kirkby read the minutes of the last meeting and the treasurer's report was given by Anne Ach- illes. 'Further plans were naad,e for the affiliation service and bazaar which is to be held on Apr. 9 at 2 o'clock in the church. A number of ladies from the Walton W. I. attended a "Salad Course" at Cranbrook on Tues- day afternoon. CROMARTY • 'Mrs. Ivor IMargon, Toronto, visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Keith McLaren. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cadick, Sharon and Donald, London,. were weekend visitors with Mr, and Mrs. John Wallace. Miss Margaret Boa, Chisel- hurst, spent the weekend with Miss Alice Walker. Mr. end Mrs. Wilbur Miller visited on Monday with Mr. and Mrs. George :Wallace. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Fulton and Mrs. Christen•a McKellar, Mit- chel& visited on Saturday with ID. and Mrs. Andrew McLach- lan. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Otto 'Walker were Mr. and ;:Mrs. 'Garnet Cockwell, Dash- wood, and Mr. and rMrs. Gerald Cockwell and sons Glen, Nelson and Ray of Exeter. The regular meeting of the Y.P.IS. was :held on Sunday ev- ening with the ,president, Mr. A. Meilale presiding, The scripture lesson was read by Mr. Phillip James, and Miss' Mildred Howe gave the topic. The tweeting closed with Lord's Prayer in unison. The Marian Ritchie Evening Auxiliary :net at the home of Mrs. Gerald Carey for their IM•areh-meeting. Mrs. Eldon Al- len presided and Miss Wilma James read a passage of scrip- ture. Mrs. Lorne watt led in prayer. The topic was given by .Mrs. ',Frank Jlamilton and 'Mrs. Lloyd Miller had charge olf the study book. TIM meeting closed. ;with the Lord's !Prayer in unison BLAKE Mr and Mrs. James !Dinsmore were in Palmerston recently where they visited 14I'rs. Brod- bagen at the ':Hospital, and also attended the funeral of their niece, Doreen. NIT.. and Mrs. Robert Duch- arse and daughter of-Saa•nia, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Martindale, visited with ,lir. and Mrs. Oscar Ducharme on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. (Robert Madge of Hillsgreen and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Graham and son David of Hensel: visited • with Mr. and Mrs, Harold Finlay and. family. The Goshen Line W. A. are Holding a ,bazaar on Saturday; March 29, 1958, in the Goshen Line :United Church. Mrs. E. Faber and Mrs. R. Faber of Kippen spent Tuesday quilting at the home rof Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Desch. Mrs. :Mary Jane Hey and Mrs. Normallustard are getting set- tled in 'Blake after being at the Wildbvood Motel, near Bayfield. Mr. Mustard has taken a job in London, so spent the weekend with them. Their sons are at- tending school on the Blue Wat- er Highway until after Easter. Mr, and Mrs. Roy McBride were at Ripley recently where they attended the funeral of their aunt, Mrs, Tout. Mr. and Mrs. Bowman and family of Zurich were recent vis- itors with r. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Oesch. Miss 'Rebecca :Stickle and sir' ter Edith are spending a few weeks with their sister and bro- ther-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Adri- an Webber of Wallenstein. 'Mrs. M:enno Stickle has re- turned after spending a week with her daughter and .son-in- law and family. Mrs. Lawrence Regier visited her husband Mr. Regher who is taking treatments in the interest of his health at the St. Joseph's [Hospital in :London. Sales on farms are the order of the day, many` farmers aro attending the local sales. Dr. Harry Joynt and Mrs. Joynt of Toronto .were weekend visitors :with the lfonner's moth- er, Mas. Alice Joynt. IMr. ands Mrs. Clare Zuefle of Toronto were weekend visitors with the foarner's aunt. Mrs. Ellen 'Buchanan. Mrs. 'HLes'ne and children of St. Catharines visited 'during the past week with Mrs. Herne's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Henry. • Mrs. Don, ,Gooding, De'b'bie and ''Donnie • of Parkhill, are spending e few clays this week with 'Mrs. Gooding's parents, MIr. and. Mrs. 'Edgar Munn. Mr. Jack 'Brintnell kas been confined to St. Joseph's 1.lospit- al London, Where he is receiv- ing, treatment.