HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1958-04-17, Page 4CROMARTY Mr. and Ma's, ,James iamiaay.
Me. and Mrs. Lloyd Crawford
and Mrs. Gerber Wyxeja
,and on, TOrontosptint a few and family :have moved from
days last
week with IMr. and the farm home of Mr. Mex.x
Gardiner . ere Ma WInaa has
asMrs. W. :Crawford. been employed
for several years
Mr, end Mrs. :Clarence Mur- to a farm w'hioh they have leas -
'ay, 1Kitchenee, visited on Sun- ed near Hens -all.
day with Mr. and Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace
Wallace. visited with MT. and Mrs.,. Prank
"Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dow at- Cadick in London on Sunday.
bended the funeral of 'Ms aunt, Sharon Garlick retria+ned to her
Mrs• Albent:IWrigtht of Thedford home with them.
on 'Saturday Our congra'ttda'tione to IMr.
Ms. and 1Mrs. Jas. (Sorensen and Mrs. 'Herman IHoste on the
and son .Jimmy of Georgetown arrival of their'baby vlawghte'z•
visited over the week end with in South 'Huron Hospital, Exet
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under the ownership of Jack Prycle, who was long
associated with his father, the late Thomas . Pryde.
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Mr. Duncan Scott, Staffa, has
purcha'sed the 100 acre farm
west of Cr onnaz t formerly
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owned thy M . Robert- J, Hoe
garbh
'Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Scott and
Mrs. E. (Moore visited -recently
with Rev. and 'Mrs, R. G. 'McKay
at +Thamesford.
:Mr. and Ars. (Andrew Me
Lachlan, accompanied Mr. and
Mrs.. Carter 'Kerslake and fam-
ily, and visited with J. and
(Mrs. 'Alex Otago, St.'Maiys,'
Mr. and 'Mis. H. R. :Currie
and Linda, Dorchester, and Mrs.
Ethel Cunuie and -Miss Barbara
Norris, Winnipeg, visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Otto
W'aliser.
Mr, and airs.' Archie Hog-
garth, J1ane, Bruce and Cathy
Dorchester, visited i e1'a t i v es
here during the week and at-
tended the funeral of his uncle,
Mr. (Archie McKellar, on Satur-
day.
Mr. Lloyd (Sorsdahlnhad change
of the '°hurc'h service (here on
,Sunday, in the absence of Rev.
S. Kerr, who was confined to
his home through :illness.
Mrs. Lloyd Sorsdahl enter-
tained at an informal (trousseau
in honor of her daughter, Anita,
bride -elect of the nzonth.iReceiv.
ing the guests were [Mrs. Sors-
dahl and Mrs. W. Chesse'll, mo-
ther of the groom. (Displaying
the trousseau was .Miss Alice
iSoasdwhl, sister of .bhe (bride,
Misses Shirlely 'Rowland and
Maxine Steffen, Mitchell; Miss
Ruth Howe and Miss'W'anda. Mc-
Laren, Cromarty. 'Also Miss Ev-
elyn 'Chessell, sister of the
groom, IMetchell. Assisting 'Mrs,
J. Wallace and Miss Olive
Speare in the tea-room were
Misses Margaret Wallace, Mil-
-sired Howe and Wilma Harper.
A miscellaneous shower in
honor of Miss Anita (Sorsdaihl, a
bride -elect of the month, was
held in the abasement of the
church on , Thursday evening.
'Mrs. Jas Miller was in the chair
and program began with com-
munity singing. Miss Margaret
Coleman acting as acconvpanist,
Misses Ruth and Mildred.Howe
sang a duet and Mrs. G. Camey
gave a reading. Margaret Cole-
man .favored with an instru-
mental. Several contests were
also enjoyed. !Misses Carol Ann
Dow and :Margaret :Wallace pre-
sented the gifts in a decorated
basket. Those assisting to un-
wrap the gifts were Misses ?:lice
Sorsdahl, Ruth and Mildred
Howe and Margaret Wallace and
Alice Walker. Anita expressed
her appreciation in a few well
chosen words.
EGMONDVILLE
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Chureh-
ward and family - of Toronto
were guests kt the home of her
father, Mr. Ivy Henderson, who
returned to Toronto with them
this week.
Mr. and. Mrs. Gurdon 'Saund-
ers and family of Royal Oak,
Mich,, were week end visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Ste-
phenson, also with Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce 'M•MClinchey of Stanley.
IMs, and Mrs, Lloyd Vagina
of Kspuskasing, Ont., also Hel-
en Taman and Lloyd Tartan of
Cochrane were visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Roy McGeooli,
3Ir. and Mrs. (Wilbert Johns-
ton of Holmesville were recent
visitors with Mrs. (David Steph-
enson.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scotehmer
of Bayfield visited with ,Mr. and
Mrs. Elmore Stephenson.
Mr. and 'Mrs, Andrew Hous-
ton spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Stevens in
Elimtille.
KIPPEN
SIiss Linda Miller, daughter
of Mn and Mfrs Alex Miller of
Staffa is visiting this week with
her grandparents, lir•. and Mfrs.
John 'Pepper.
Miss Louise Hyde of the Lon-
don Bible Institute, and her sir-
'prayer. Excellent reports on the
ser, Jean (nurse -in -training) at Presbyterial held in Clinton on
Oshawa General Hospital, ac-
companied by Miss Norma Dyke,
a student nurse from Kingston.,
Jamaica, spent the weekend
with 31r. and Mrs. Alex Hyde.
Mr. and Mrs. Le'aon Near of
Woodstock were Sunday guests
o Mr. and Mrs. Elston Dowson.
Word was received on Sunday
oy Miss M. Whiteman of the
sudden passing of Mr. John
Whiteman of Saskatoon. Mr.
Whiteman would be well remem-
bered
shewa-
born
here
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ne to Saskatoon after bis mar-
riage: ,
The". Gordon Wren returned
home Fri 9
d..cmue
h'
improved ved fn
health. �
Mr. and 3Irs. N.:Dlckert vis-
ited Sunday with relatly;es in
Clifford
We are sorry to report Mr.
Henry Ivison is in failing health.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Taylor of
Stratford visited Saturday with
Mrs. Dinsdale and Miss 3labelle
Whiteman. Mrs. Dinsdale re-
turning with her daughter far a
holiday,
ars. Amelia McCiymont, who
has been a patient an St. Jos-
eph's Hospital, London, is at
present with her daugter,' ahs,
Alice Cook of London.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Schneider
and fancily of Stratford visited
Saturday evening with the let-
ter's father, Mr. IR. Thomson.
Mrs. Gibson of Wroxeter,
who has been the guest of her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and. Mrs. W. Mellis for the past
month, returned to her 'home on
Sunday.
Mrs, Joe LeGard and children
of Downsview, returned home 90
Saturday since spending the
Easter holidays with Mr. and
Mrs. Long.
Miss Diane Perkins of Lon-
don 'spent the Easter holidays
with her cousin, Miss Joyce
'Hood.
STANLEY
The GG•osten Church WMMS.
held (their' EaMer meeting at the
home of Mob. Careoa Parke
oake
with a good nainrber an attend
once. The meeting opened with
hymn 105 "We !Sing the ,Praise.
of Him who died". 'Vies. .Anson
iMoKin'1by took the. devotional
period, assisted Iby 1VIrs, Roy
'Bride. Mrs. Elmer- 1aybei', the
presid'en't, was in charge for the
(business. Mrs. Elgin :McKinley
and Niru. C1•are'MtaBaide offered
to be the .visiting ,committee for
'the meat month, Thankyou cards
were ieeeived frons IMz and
itrs. 'Roy tVIeBnde land .Mr.
(Murray Hohnei. It was' decided
to' pack a bale.' Reports from
'bhe Presbyterial, which was held'
in Clinton, were given. by lo]rs%
Anson McKinley, Mrs: Elmer
Hayter, !Mrs. (Russell' Errata,
Mrs. Margaret (Errata and. Mrs.
Elgin McKinley. A story on Ea-
ster was read Iby'Mrs. A Mc-
Kinley. Hymn 112 "Rejoice bhe'
Lord is King” was sung. Mrs. B.
McBride closed the meetingwith
Miss (Anne Davidson, the mis-
sionary for prayer in Korea,
met wiith the 'ladies of the W'.MS
at the home of (Mrs. Richard
Robinson on Monday, iApril 7 in
an informal meeting, and told
of her work in Korea as a social
worker. She works with .30,000
widows and ibli'nd orphans. Miss
Davidson also showed tailor's
samples of clothing made of
odds and ends, a Korean flag
made of embroideredd flowers
and also dolls, which were made
by the widows.
The WMIS missionaries teach
the widows weaving, (besides
sewing and loathing. Some are
also taught 'invisible mending.
Because of (Korean customs,
the widow won't sell ,their
work themselves,
vAlbout 20 ladies were intro-
duced to Miss Davidson by Mrs.
Will Clark.
wide. Work will begin on the
project in a couple of months'
time. The con/nett calls for com-
pletion on Oct. 1.
Tenders were received from
firms in Winghalm, Mount For-
est, Stratford, Toronto, Alliston,
Coehrane, Wroxeter, ,St. (Marys,
Galt and Windsor.
KIPPEN EAST
Kippen East Ins'tituite annual
meeting. twill be postponed until
April 53 at 8.30 p.m., owing to
a death in the community, to be
held at the home off Mrs. Arth-
ur Varlet', Also a reminder to
the ladies of their rig -making
project achievement day to be
held in Wingham DZ.'S. on Sat-
urday, April 19th. Anyone wish-
ing to go contact Mrs. Stewart
Pepper. There are some 250 rugs
to be shown, an excellent dis-
play is hoped for.
BRUCEFIELD
The April meeting of the Wo-
men's Missionary .Society was
held in the 'Church Auditorium,
Brucefield, on Tues, April 8th
with 16 members present. The
Easter 'Worship service was in
charge of Mas. Walker and Mrs.
R. Scott. Hymn :105 was sung.
YIrs. Scott read bhe scnipture
lesson from 1st Cor., 15: 20-28.
'The theme "Oar Triumphant
Holy Day", fed by Mrs. Walker,
response by members, medita-
tion bP Mrs Scott followed by
prayer in unison. Hymn 105 was
sting. Mrs. Walker closed with
Mar. 27th were given by Mrs.
Cairns and Mrs. Walker. The
study program "The :Easter
Thence" were presented by Mrs.
E. Thompson, Mrs. Triebner and
Mrs. F. Rathwell. Hous 104
was sung followed by the Miz-
pah Benediction in unison.
DUBLIN
Mrs. Jim Newcombe and Jim-
mie, Port Credit with Mr. and
Mrs. Wnr.
-Stapleton.
Leto .
Mr. Tom O'Rourke, Dundas,
with Mr, and Mrs. Clayton Loo-
by.
Miss
Marie Krauskopf, Iiam-
ltonwith Mr. and Mrs. James
J. Krauskopf, Mrs. Catherine
Krauskopf is fit in the Seaforth
Hospital.
Mr. Robert Byrne of Hamil-
ton, Mr. Basil Byrne, Mrs. Basil
Byrne, Mrs. Peter Dill, :Detroit,
Mr. and tilts. Boil 'Byrne, Tren-
ton, Mich., '33s-. and Mrs, Har-
old Stanley, Rochester, Mich.,
•Mr. and Mae.. Steve 'Downey,
'Mary Ellen and Pat with Miss
3lonica "Byrne, and attended the
funeral oLL the late John L. Dev-
ereaux.
Mr. Michael .Hunt, Detroit,
with Mrs. Bunt and children.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Phillips of
London with Mr, and Mrs. Mic-
hael Nagle.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jeffrey
of Detroit with Mr. and 'Mrs. J.
F. Elliott.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Dillon
and daughter of St. Thomas;
Mr. and Mrs. James Kelly and
daughter, Seaforth, Mr. and
Mrs. Raymorfd Dillon, Mrs. Jos.
Dillon, ,Mis 'Sharon Kritzer of
Toronto •with Mis. L. 'Dillon and
Dorothy.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. :Kintner,
Mr. and Mrs. F,.Kistrier• with
Mir, and Mrs. Bill Murphy at
Grimsby, Miss Diane Kistner re-
turned home ,with these
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Nichol - I
son, London, erith Mr. and ;Mrs
Sanies Krauskopf.
IMr.andMrs. John Nagle
an
Mary Bernadette in Wi dso
and fQhatham.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe' (Cronin at
tended. the Ibau.Denname wed
ding alt' Mt. Casme1 on ISatur
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Haggett
and Mr. and Mis, Robert Dev
ereaux and (family of London
WW1 IMr. and Mrs. Jack O'Reill
and Louis O'Reilly.
Mrs. tA. McDougall tined child
ren of London (with Mr. an
Mrs. Jas. Jordan.
J'b➢GIH (SCHOOL NEWTS
IBy R. Flannery
On Monday the school se -op
tined for;.the fast term of th
school year. 'We also receive
the results of our Easter exam
which on the whole were ver
good. _
We are busy practising for
the inlifsic festival Which is to ;b
held on May 9, leaving us les
ibhan a month -to work on. W
are also igetting plans fozvrmlat
ed for our School Reunion whit
will be May 16. Our decoration
are going to be centred aroma
posters representing; each grad
nine °lass since 194'3. We hop
that there will be na absentee
frons school for that night.
Question of the week: Wha.
is your favorite song on the hi
parade, Helen?
CROP REPORT
The'rains of the 'last weekend
and during bhe week were we'I
conned by the farmers as ground
conditions had been ve}'y dxy,
says D. ,$I. Miles, Agri, Rep., for
Huron County. However it ha
interrupted seeding .operation
and there has been very little
grawth of the grain that has
been seeded. 1Some dormers in
the' South end of the County
have completed their seedin
operations.
FEDERATION NEWS
By Carl Hemingway
d (Huron County Federation of
Agricu•1'tare held their regular
monthly meeting at which the
Secretary read a letter from the
Ontario Hospital Services Com-
mission. This announced that
there are several copies of a
film available free explaining
• how this new plan wall operate
There was a good deal of dis
cussion on the question of a
canvass for a brucellosis free
area. Many people seem fearful
of the finaneial doss that might
result but it was pointed out
that there is a continuous loss
from the effects of the disease.
W e seem to have lost sight of
the real reason for this pro-
gram, the health of our fami-
lies. One of the -directors stated
that a doctor in the Sick Child-
ren's Hospital in 'Toronto said
undulant fever was the most
common and one of the worst
diseases they had to combat. It
doesn't cause many deaths but
almost always leaves permanent
disability to some degree. 'For
this reason the Directors agreed
that the' Federation do all in its
power to spread the information
of this plan and to 'make prepar-
ation for a canvass this October.
Mr. H. E. Hellman, Agricul-
tural Extension specialist, told
us that after the tornado which
cut through Bruce County last
year the government declared
it a "disaster area" but in the
accident survey taken ice Bruce
it was shown that farm acci-
dents cause twice that amount
of loss etch year. To find the
cause of accidents and thereby
learn how'to avoid them a pro-
vince -wide survey is expected
before long.
The following resolutions
were presented by Frank Yeo
of the :Resolutions Committee
and were approved by the meet-
ing.
From Howick tap. Whereas
obstructionist tactics have been
used to waste time and confu-
sion at meetings in some areas.
Therefore be it resolved that
chairmen be encouraged to en-
force strict parliamentary pro-
cedure to control discussion,
From McKillop twp. Whereas
it is felt that the number of
Grade A hogs being produced is
Mess than it should be.
Therefore be it resolved that
the Federation of Agriculture
sponsor a. contest to encourage
production of Grade A togs.
While no action was taken on
g have this by the county we were in-
formed that any township .wish -
in to h
a a contest of this
kind 'could obtain the necessary
records.
HULLETT
Thanteen tenders were opens
at a recent special meeting
of Huldett Township Council foe
the building of 'Ho'g's Back
bridge on von. 8 :and 9. The suc-
cessful tender was that of the
Seaforth •Coiicrelte Company at
a price of $18,383. -
Other tenders ranged up to
$4+1,296.
The bridge will be 03 steel
reinforced concrete a single
span 80 feet long and 27 feet
Northside United Church
Minister, Rev. Bruce W. Hall,
B.A., B.D., S.T.M.
10 a.m.., Church Schaal and
Adult Bible Class.
11 a.m., Morning
with the Royal Arc3lasonsmol
District No. 6 in attendanee.
iNursery for Toddlers. Jr. Cen-
gregation.
7 p.m., Evening Worship,
conducted by the Minister.Ser.
mon, "Living on Gods Preen-
ises '
8.15 p.m., Northside Youth
Fellowship.
Egmondville United Church
Dr. J. Semple, Minister
1.1 a.m., Morning Subject:
`sExeept I Shall See".
7:30 p.m., .Brief devotional
service.
8 p.m., A. Service of special
interest to farmers. Film in col-
our depicting sections of - Den-
mark and Germany. There is a
new day for the modern farmer
in the new implements coming
front Denmark„ "Windrower"
(Swather). Made possible by
Erik Gravlev, lately come from
Denmark.
10 a.m., Church School and;
Bible Classes,
11 amt., Nursery Class
-11.30 •Junior •Church
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Thurs., FI1. at. "CavA You"--withrbh Elvis Presley 'a d L-
zabath Scott. ar . ,,,
Mon., Tues, Wed.-=`SShort Cut 1bo"Hell" 1(Adult) Robert Iver(
(•eergann 'Johnson.
Thurs,, Fad,, Sat—aDouible Bill ; :Alda .Ray, Anne ci'ofd'
in "Nightfall", Aso'' David iBriane Jots W ran' in
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"White :Squaw," , Oomiaug— 1.duit "Night 'Runner'
Mon. Tues. Wed., 1 show, 8 P.M.
Thurs. Fri. Sat,, 2 shows -7.30 and: 9.15
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FOR THE
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ANNUAL MEETING
Huron County TB Association
Town Hall, Clinton
MONDAY, APRIL 28th
8P..M.
Everyone is invited to attend
E. D. BELL MRS. J. 13. RUSSELL
President :Executive
Secretary
Town of Seaforth
Proclamation
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DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME
The Council of the Town of Seaforth has
instructed me to declare DaylightSavingTime
adopted for the Town of Seaforth during the
period of
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APRIL 27th, 1958
AT 12.01 A.M.
to
OCTOBER 26th, 1958
AT 12.01 A.M.
and respectfully request the citizens to observe
same
B. F. Christie
Mayor
God Save the Queen.
Clean Up for Spring !
Seaforth Lions Annual
Spring
Paper Drive
to take place at mid-May
Definite Date announced next week
Paper, Magazines, Rags
Auspices
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