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The Seaforth News, 1958-12-04, Page 1�t Seaforth WHOLE SERIES, VOL. 80 SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1958 AI,Sn p ?oar Plan Winter Work at New Huron School C. S. MacNaughton, AI,P.P, for Huron, announced this week on behalf of Honorable Mr. James N. - Allan, Minister of Public Works, that winter work project is to be undertaken at once on the site of the proposed I1oepitai-Sohool for Retarded Children on Highway No, 21, three miles south of God- erich. This . work will be undertaken at this time in line with the On- tario Government's overall policy of providing as much assistance in the forms of winter employ- ment as possible, The program of work will pro; vide Tor a general clean-up of the site including removal of old fences, brush, trees with the ex- ception of certain large ones. Also any buildings which are un- fit for use by the department will . be torn down and the materials stored for either future use or sale by tender. Study and investigation will be carried out toward the care- ful assessment of any and all pre- liminary work which may be re. quired or appear desirable on the hospital site such as tenta- tively staking out proposed build- lugs, preliminary' land drainage etc., all with a view to executing as mach work 115 Possible during the winter months._ Further the directive states Mat labour whether skilled or unskilled is to be drawn from local unemployed in the area. C.W.L. The regular monthly meeting of the Catholic W. L. was held on Tuesday evening in the school with 31 members present. The president, Mrs, 13, Etue op- ened meeting ;with the League Prayer. The Secretary, Miss \I, Fortune read the minutes of the last meeting. Correspondencewas read by Mrs. L. Leonlrardt, and the treasurer's report was given by Mrs. A. Stiles. The final plans for the annual Christmas bazaar to be held on Saturday, Dec, 6011 were completed. The visiting committee reported 22 visits made during the month of Nov- ember. Mrs, J. Meagher and Mrs, R. Pringle will be on the visiting committee for the month of De- :....--.cember. Mrs. J. McConnell gave a reading entitled "A White Christmas". A. hymn was sung "0 Come all ye Faithful" aoeoni- panied by Mrs. A. Stiles, The roll call was given by the ex- changing of receipts. The myst- ery prize was won by Mrs, M. Etue. The meeting closed with a prayer after which lunch was served by Mrs, J. Devereaux and Ml's. 3. Maloney. MERRY MAIDENS The Seaforth Merry Maidens held their meeting at the hone of Mrs. Broadfoot. Roll call was answered by giving the scare of one of the days of my record of cereals eaten. The next meeting. will be held at .sirs. Whyte's at 2 p.nr., Dee. 0th. Mrs. Whyte gave notes on function of food and a trip to town with Betty, also 4'''"-4rannd the clock with cereals. Home assignments were: Record 2 prices of cooked cereals and 3 of uncooked cereals, also about storing foods. Roll call for next meeting: One rale for storing foods, LADIES' AID The Ladies' Aid of First Pres- byterian Church held their regu- lar meeting on Tuesday with Miss Jean Scott, President, in the chair. Miss Fraser opened the meeting with a suitable poem "Christmas Bells". The secre- tary's and Treasurer's reports were read and adopted. Mrs. Frank Kling sang a solo "Child So Holy" accompanied by Mrs, McGregor. A film on "House of History", the home of 'William Lyon McKenzie King which has been preserved in Toronto ex- actly as it was 100 years ago, was shown by Mrs. Edith Russell It was very interesting. Mrs. L. Eider installed the following slate of officers for the coming year: Pres., Miss J. Scott; 1st Vice Pres., Mrs. W. Wright; 2nd Vice Pres., Mrs. E. Geddes; Sec., Mrs. IL Whyte; Treas., Mrs. I. Butt; Pianist, Mrs. McGregor; Flower Convener, Mrs. R. McKindsey; Press Reporter, Mrs, 3, A. Mttnn; Visiting Com., Mrs. F. Wigg, Groups—Country Group: Mrs, Coleman, Mrs. Messenger, Mrs. T. McMillan. East Group: Mrs. 3, Thomp- son, Mrs, Ray Townsend; Mrs. Scott IIabkirk. North Group: Mrs, E. Andrews, :Irs, F. Swale, Mrs. Wallace Ross South Group: airs. H. R. Scott, Miss Fraser. A social half hour was enjoyed with the Executive in charge. HOSPITAL AUXILIARY The Christmas meeting of Sea- orth Hospital Auxiliary will be held at the Nurses' Residence on Tuesday, Dee. 9, at 8 o'clock, RED GROSS The regular meeting of Sea- forth 1ted Cross Society will be held in the library rooms on Fri- day afternoon, Dec. 5, at 3 pan. PRESBYTERIAN C.G.I.T. The regular sleeting of the Presbyterian CGIT on Monday, Dec. 1, The worship which was basad on the prophecy of the old testament was taken by Car- ol Dennis; Marlene Carter, Mar-; garet and Meta Reeves.Follow - ing the meeting the girls worked Defer Action On Clinton HS Addition Tuckersmith Municipal Council met on Dec: anti. All members were present and Reeve Foi'sy'th presided, Air, George Falconer representative from Tuelcersmith to the Clinton District High ,Sehool Board attended the meet- ing and explained the need for a proposed addition to the pre- sent School at an estimated cost of $328,000. This would necessi- tate the Town of Clinton issuing 20+year debentures and council was asked to approve. Council de- ferred action on the same as it was felt the matter should be dealt with by the 1959 council. The Tax Collector's Surety Bond for $5000 was renewed with the Dominion of Canada General Insurance Company and premi- um of $37:50 paid. The cleric -treasurer was auth- orized to apply for a. grant in lieu of taxes on the RCAF Sta- tion, Clinton, A grant of $50 was matte to the Seaforth Lions Club, The clerk was instructed to close the township dump until further notice. The treasurer was instructed to pay subsidy on the Carter Drain to the eligible par- ties. Accounts passed included: Ad- vertising and supplies, $114.63; chains, $97.00; -Fox bounty, $1 Fire protection, 980.00; Insur- ance premium; 937.50; printing; $115.00; hospitalization, $71,54; roads, 91235.53; salary and allow- ance, $234.48; Rec.-General, 97.- 15; 7:16 postage 935,00; grants 950„ dump 922.550; schools $406,02, P.. P. Chesney, Clerk, SEAPORTS W. 1. The Seaforth W. I. will hold a December meeting in the Sea - forth District High School on Tuesday eveningDec, Dth at 3,30 p.nt. Roll call will be, A gift I planned to . make for someone. Motto, Let's keep Christmas, will be taken by Mrs, James F. Scott. This will be family night and the program conveners are Mrs. Jas. Keyes and Mrs. Ross Gordon. Gordon McGavin will show pict- ures on his recent trip to Ger- many. Lunch conveners; Mrs. G. McKenzie, ;Mrs. Graham Kerr and Mrs. Gordon Elliott. Please bring sandwiches unless otherwise con- tacted. Seaforth W. I. are sponsoring a bus trip to Kitchener 011 Mon- day, Dee. 8th, leaving Supertest corner, Seaforth, at 8.30 a,m. They plan to visit Kitchener TV Station and to be present at the program called "Bazaar'. Any- one wishing to go please call Mrs. Leonard Strong by Friday, Dec, 5th. There will be a few seats available for non -institute manners, 1)'. R. SH:i1V The death occurred at Victoria Hospital on Monday, Dec. 1, of William Robert (Bert) Shaw, of 440 Adelaide St., London, beloved husband of Dorothy (Langford) Shaw. The late :Ir. Shaw was a former Seaforth resident and in failing health for several months. 1 -le is survived by one daughter and two sons: \ire R. J. (June) Boussey, 'Seaforth; W. Robert Shaw, Ottawa; George A. Shaw, London; and a grandson Billy Boussey, Seaforth. The funeral service will be conducted on Thursday at Needham Memorial Chapel, Dundas St., Loudon. In- terment in Woodland Cemetery. MRS. J. W. HORNER At the Tllainer Nursing I-Iome, Seaforth, on Tuesday, Dec. 2, 1950, Emma Bertha Hey, in her 99011 year, beloved wife of the late John W. Horner, of Zurich, dear mother of Blake, Hay twp.; Albert, of Seaforth; Mrs. Laura Ings, Varna, and Mrs. Myrtle. Krueger, Cranton. The funeral will be held on Thursday from the Westlake Funeral Home, Zur- ich. Interment to be in the Evan- gelical U. B. Cemetery, Bronson Line. NORTHSIDE CHURCH NOTES Last week's storm made severe inroads on the attendance at the Ohurch School and worship ser- vices. Tt has served to give every- thing the air of Christmas which will be quite in order for the next three weeks, This coming Sunday we will have our White Gift service. This is a special ab- servance with the Church School combining with morning wor- ship period. In holding our White .Gift service this Sunday we hope to be able to get our gifts away in sufficient time to he of help at their destination. This year we will be sending lour gifts to help United Church Ped- ple in Sudbury. The INCO strike there will make it difficult for many families to have a Merry Christmas unless we cooperate. Speclal appeal is being oracle for dried fruit, canned meat, canned fruit,, shortening, as web) as the usual gifts made at this time. If you would like to 001118 a money gilt t0 help out that will be very acceptable. Come and worship, and give, to KEEP OHRISTMAS for someone this year. The C.G.T. T. will hold their an- nual vesper service Sunday even- ing Dec. 14th. The Church School will hold their Christmas Concert Friday. evening, Dec, 19th. CROP .IMPORT Heavy snowfall over most of the county brought to a stand- still all outside farm operations. Arranging a schedule of chores is the order of the day. C, McGregor, Wins Carter Scholarship Word has been received at the Seaforth high school that Chas. McGregor, a grade 13 student here last year, has been awarded the third Carter Scholarship for Huron. County. Two other Cart- er Scholarship .awards are an- nounced for Huron County. The first scholarship has been award- ed to Ronald Moore of Goderich and the second scholarship goes to John Ruustedl:ler of Wing- ham. The Carter scholarships are considered a great .honor. They are awarded to the three pupils in each county in Grade 13 having the highest aggregate of marks on nine 'papers. The monetary values are $109, $60 and $40. • Charles McGregor is a son of \Ir. and Mrs, Ross McGregor; R. R. 2, Seaforth, who live in Hui - lett twp. south of Constance. Charles is a student at the Ont- ario Agricultural College, Guelph, this Year, FARMERS' UNION NEWS Rabies meeting held in town Hall Wednesday night, Air.. Ed- ward Meadows and Dr. MacLen- nan gave a talk on rabies and pointed out how rabies spread, and different symptoms. Foxes are the chief oarriers of rabies. Dogs should be tied up, Dr. Mac- Lennan said dogs that had been 1n contact with rabid foxes should be destroyed. Also cats are ferocious if stricken with ma- bies. IIe stated that the treat- ment •for humans is very pain- ful and to use caution if .you see animals acting out of natural way. If you have to handle a ra- bid animal use rubber gloves. The speakers thought trapping was the surest way of controling the fox. Shooting would help, Mr. Hutchison, Chief of Police was asked to report on tate law for fire aims. He said the law con- trols small rifles and shotguns, and you must have a permit for them and must not 'hunt on Sun- day, Dr.MacLennan was asked about vaccination clinic and stat- ed there would be a clinic if. ad- visable. Mr. Bob Taylor, the chairman, told of meeting County Council for Farmers' Union asking for bounty to be increased t0 94 and also spoke on presenting briefs to government to have coniliensa- tion added to Animal Diseases Act so fanners could get compen- sation for animals that are af- fected and die with rabies, Mr, •Meadows thanked the Farmers' Union for sponsoring this meet- ing and for their interest in ra- bies. Carl Dalton thanked Mr. ,Meadows and bis staff of game wardens, Dr, MacLennan and Chief of Police, also Badminton Club for use of the hall. BRUCEFIELD Next Sunday the S u n 0 a y School of the Brumfield United Church will hold their White Gift service. The congregation Will also share in the giving of stoney, articles and toys for needy children. Ur. and Mrs, George :Mustard were weekend visitors with Mr. Mustard's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Alex Mustard. Mrs. Bert Sholdice of Brinisley spent last week with her daugh- ter, Mrs, A. Paterson. Mr. and firs. Lorne Wilson spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. 'Bert McKay, London, and Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Knox, Sar- nia. Miss Marion Teichner spent the weekend with her sister, Mrs. Don Jolly, Exeter. BRODHAGEN Visitors with Mr, and Mrs. George and Harold Mogh were: Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hopkins, Pet- erborough; ,Mr. Raymond Me - Kinnon and lira Ed Wesenberg, Toronto; Mrs. Bert McNeil and family, Stratford. ,lir. and (Mrs. Fred Scherbarth of Detroit with Mr. and Mrs, J. L. Bennewies for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Better - mann and Mr. and ,Mrs. Martin Dietz in Fort Erie for the week- end visiting with Mr. and Mr's. Henry Bode and Mr. and Mrs, C. Wessman. Stewards of the Christian Home (married couples) met for their monthly meeting. 2Ir. and Mrs. Ronald Hinz, Mr. and Mrs.' Mervin. Hodgert and Mr. and 'Mrs, Ross Leonhardt were in charge of devotions. Mr. L. Rose, London, showed slides of pict- ures he took on his trip to Cali- fornia and Mexico. A quiz game. was also enjoyed, Lunch was served by the sante Committee. BLAKE Mr, Robert Alanson has return- ed home after spending some time at Midland. Miss Karen •Clausins of Zurich spent the weekend with her girl friend, Miss Agnes Oesch, +111-, Harold Finlay acid family visited with Air. and Mrs, Bert Gilibings and Mr, and Mrs. Wm. T.andsborongh of Clinton. On Friday a Red Cross Pro- gram was bead at the Blake Pub- lic Scbool, The program 01)01100 with "0 Canada". Miss D, Oescbt teacher„ read a story entitled "The Big Pocket Knife" followed by a duet by Mary Margaret Oescii and Kathryn Erb, Games were enjoyed by all, The meeting was closed with the National An- them.. Seaforth Man Wins $500 Football Draw John Flannery won the 9500 prize in the Grey' Cup draw held by Clinton Lions 'Club on Satur- day. His ticket, of course, .was Winnipeg 36, Hamilton 28. "They phoned me a few min- utes after the game ended." Mr. Flannery sa1d; "but it was too stormy to go over to Clinton on Saturday night". DUBLIN The regular monthly meetin of the Dublin W. I. was held the' home of Mrs. Charles Frien with a representative attendane The president, Mrs, R. Aikens o enact the meeting with the W. regulation Ode; and the Sec Treas., Mrs. E. Looby read th minutes of the previous meetin and the treasurer's report. Cm rent events were read by ,Mrs 3. Nagle, and the househol hints were given by Mrs, Looby' The guest speaker Mrs. E. A Langley gave a very interestin talk on the caro of retarded chit dren. Mrs, J. Meyer displays some of the children's worlt all pictures of the different cases, A vote of tha.nlcs was tondere Mrs. Langley and Mrs. Meyer Mrs. T. Burchill gave- a summary of the District Directors' Execu tive meeting and dinner held a Em'bro in October. Each of th members donated .a gift for th Cancer cupboard in Stratford. A lunch was served .by Mfrs, Wm Stapleton, ,Mrs. Wm. Smith, Mrs Simonsen. About 100 persons gathered a St. Patrick's hall on Friday evening for a turkey bingo under tate auspices of the CWL. Calling numbers were Gerald Holland and Dan O'Rourke. Turkeys were won by Mrs. Lloyd Elliott, Mrs Johnston, Mrs. Harry Tait, Ton Burns, Mrs, Frank Maloney. Mrs Ross Pepper, Airs. Stan Watson :1•Ir. Ken Beattie, Robert Gardner Mrs. Elizabeth Cronin, Mrs. Ca Uterine Feeney, rbir. Jack 0' Rourke, Earl Healey, Lloyd Sta platen, Special $15.00, Stan Wat son, Mitchell; Don MacRae, Joe Delaney, Mrs. Fergus .Stapleton Bill Bennewies, Mrs. Jim Cronin Door: prizes 95, Mrs. Jim Cronin Mrs, Geo, Rock, Mr, Don Donnel ly, Mrs. Hubert O'Reilly, Clay tole Looby. At the nomination meeting held at Dublin, Mr. Gerald Hol land gave the financial state ment showing an overall ex- penditure of $4,200 the largest portion of which had been spent on rebuilding sidewalks through- out the village. This work has been paid for without an increase in the mill rate over the past several yearstc Ali three trustees were returned by acclamation, Gerald Rolland, Charles Friend and Joseph Looby, Mrs. Fergus Kelly in Hamilton with Mrs. ,Martin Birch, Rev. Father John Lynch has been appointed assistant to Rev. Dr. Ffoulkes. Mr, Charles Kistner is a pa- tient in Victoria Hospital, Lou- don. .Hiss Theresa and Alice Ryan. London, 5 t, with lt. and Mrs. Pat Ryan. •'Vh', and firs. Ron Butters and sou of St. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. A. Butters, Cobourg, with lir. and Airs. Tom Butters. Miss Ilene Whetham of Kitch- ener with Mr, and :Irs. A. Whet- bam. llr. Neil Stapleton, Kitchener, with ,lir. and Mrs. Ed .Stapleton. HIGH SCHOOL NEWS By Marie Schoonderwoerd The time has been set for our concert on Friday, Dec, 5th, 8.30 is commencing time and on Sun- day, Dee. 7th it will be 3:00, we extend a hearty welcome to every- one. The grade 12 room bas gotten two new bulletin boards at the back. One of the first posters on it was the honor roll of the con- test we are sponsoring. For two weeks all the students will try and sell or renew subscriptions to magazines. This drive for ex- tra money is directed towards a new movie projector. There are also prizes awarded to the high- est sellers, so everybody let's see you display your salesmanship ability. We have received our timeta- ble for exams which will last from Friday, Dec. 12 to Thursday Dec. 18th and everyone agrees this will be a week of torture. However at the end of this we will have a Christmas party and our exchange of gifts. Question of the week: Jean, how did you happen to meet the people in the restaurant Friday night. a a e. P- 0 g d t1 ant d • • e 0 • r • • CONSTANCE The COT" lien's Court here en- joyed another successful euchre last Friday evening when there were 13 tables of progressive eu- chre, prizes going to ladies lst, Mrs. Geo. Smith; row, Mrs, S. Dolmage; lona hands, firs, Geo. Perry, Clinton, Men's lst, Mr. D. Buchanan; lots, Mr. Wnt, Jew- itt and lone hands, Mr. Walter McClure, after which lunch was served. On Saturday, Dec. 6, the local men's court will sponsor a dance in all. of their hockey team. Other announcements will be in the paper. Congratulations to `Mr. and Mrs, Erie Anderson on the arriv- al of their daughter on Friday, Nov. 28th, at Scott il:iemorial Hospital. Miss Janice Jewitt returned Monte Sunday after spending the past week and . -n half in the Scott Authorized as Second Mese mall, Post Office Dept., Ottawa Snowdon Bios., Publishers uun"nnaqua nmunnngnrr, nuoun,num,uwunnaunnunn,ninnuu,uuuuuuanmunuu,,,,,,on. ,nuunnunuuuu,„m , , uu nu,un"uu ,,,,, Get the Ju p on Christmas! Shop Nov! 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Layton, Exeter. 4n account of bad weather conditions there was no Sunday School or Church on Sunday but services will be at the regular time next Sunday. The W. A. and W.M.S. will hold their regular meeting on Wed. Deo. 10th and as it is the Cln'ist- inns meeting everyone is invited to attend. The :Misses Laurel Dale and .T. Walker of the Stratford Normal School .are teaching this week here at Mullett S.S. 1, with Urs. S. Lyons, while -hisses Marilyn. Taylor and L. Hamilton are teaching at Leadbury School. The Ladies' Court of COF will hold their regular meeting nue week earlier Dec. 11 owing to Christmas concerts. There will be a Christmas Gift Exchange and a draw at this meeting and all members are encouraged to at- tend. BAYFIELD DIRS. WILLIAM STURGEON Mrs. William Sturgeon, Hay- field, ay0ielcd, the former Jessie Wallis, of Alvinston, died at her home. She is survived by het' husband: three sons, Geo, of Steveston, 13, C.; Newton of Port Dover, and James of Seaforth; three daugh- ters, Berthena, at home; Mrs. James Cruickshank, Holntesville. and 'Mrs. 100 Florian, Clinton, The Funeral will be held Thurs- day, from the Trinity Anglican Church. Burial will be in Bar- field Cemetery. CROMARTY Mrs. N. Harburn spent a few .days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Stan Colitis, Clinton. - Mr, and \Irs. Geo, Wallace vis- ited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wallace, Carlingford. Congratulations to Mr, and ,lits. Ross MoPhail on the arrival of their baby daughter in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Owing to the severe snow storm, which visited this district over the weekend the Sunday Service in Cromarty Church was cancelled. S t a f fa and Reye Churches also cancelled their services. A miscellaneous shower in hon- or of kiss Mary Ranh Meikle, a bride -elect of Saturday was held in the schoolroom of the church on Wednesday evening. firs, Sam McCurclay and Miss Nettie 'Mc- Curdy were hostesses for the oc- casion and Mrs, Duncan Scott was in charge of the program winch consisted of a singsong led by Mrs T. L, Scott, who also sang a solo. Mrs,- Gordon Laing p l aty e l au instrumental and readings were given by' Airs. 11. Gardiner of Thames Road and Mrs. 51. Lunoud- Contests were conducted by Mrs. Glen Stewart. The address was read by hiss Wilma harper. who also assisted 10 unwrapping the gifts. Words of appreciation were expressed by the bride-to-be and all sang "For She's a .Jolly Good- Fellow". .Lunch was served by the girls. 1I'Kl\ \c;\''--1LOOD A wedding was held In Ade- laide Street Baptist Church, Lon- don, when 'tuna Patricia Ann Floud exchanged marriage vows with Lorne Eugene McKinnon. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert James Flood, of London; and the bridegroom is the -son of lir. and Mrs. Donald McKinnon. R,R. 1, Cromarty. Rev. R. C. Plant officiated. The bride wore a ballerina -length member,: taking part have taste gown of silk crystalette over silk aliron , pyjamas, Jamas, collar etc. 1n's- taffeta styled on princess lines..ing either bias; binding, corder' The bodice featured 0 scoop neck pipin., or covered cord 0'r an line and cap sleeves. A large bow effective trinnning. The suinni,try accented the back of the bout- Day for this course will be held rant skirt. Her French illusion the latter hart of January.- veil, anuar -veil, appliqued with lane, tt c5 "Family Night" was observed held by a crown of rhinestones by the W. 1. last 'i'hursda• niht and pearls;' and site carried a in the Community Hall when a bouquet of reel Sweetheart roses Smergerbord supper was served and feathered carnations. Miss at 7 p.m. The ladies were ac,':nn- Doreen Black, who attended the panted by their .husbands and bride, wore a ballerina -length children which made the evening dress of hunter's green silk erys. a very sociable get-together. Pro. talette over silk taffeta. Charles gressive euchre was played with Tait was groomsman; and ush- the following winning • Prizes: • ars were Thomas Flood, brother Travelling prize for lone '-landa . of the bride, and Barry MsKin- :\Irs. Margaret Humphries: La- - nen, the bridegrooms brother. dies' high—Mrs. John Brum; For traveling the bride wore a Ladies' low—Mrs. Roy IV black and white flecked wool son; Gent's high—Roy William - suit, with white and blue seces- son; Gent's low, Ken h, llou:ild. series and a enrsoge of pink ens- A short business session was ettes. The couple will live near held with Mrs, -F. Walters in the Witchell. chair. A donation was voted for \Vingliani and District A .ocia- tion for retarded children.- The KI P P E N December meeting will - be 'veld Mr. and -\lrs, ,Tim .Tordan of Thursday evening, Des. 18111 cam - London visited over the weekend mencing at 8,30 p.m. Each mens with the la•tter's parents, Mr. and bee is,requesteci to bring, a gift, Mrs, ITerb Kerner. also a 50c donation for shut-ins. Mr, and Mrs. Russell Brown Co -conveners for the evening and family of Greenway were were Mrs, Ron Bennett and Urs. Sunday guests. of Mr, and Mrs, Ross McCall. Maar Mousseau. Church services in Duff's T'n- We are pleased to know that iced Church will go back to the winter schedule commencing -on Sunday. Dee. 7. Sunday School will be held at 10 a,ni, and church service at. 11 8.111. WALTON The Walton W. I. sponsored a one -day course last Titesda;' the Community Hall on "Ilow to conduct meeting's". The guest speaker was llrs. Gordon 31,- Phatter of Owen Sound, President of the Federated W. I. of Ontario. A luncheon was serv- ed at the noon hour and again at the close of the session. Tits • •course began at lo.n.m and con • - clucied at 4 Dau. All arc i,r•=-ru agreed that they had ob..,,insxl very valuable information. The short course on "How to save dollars and make •s, n=ee' came to c1 successful colulu loll Monday afternoon. The letzsiers of the course. Airs. Janus McDon- ald and Mrs. Nelson Reid 0, - serve great credit cur the way the 1 t meet was carried cal. a';ee Mr. Joe Losteli has returned home from a Toronto Hospital, much improved in health. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Elgie visit- ed friends in Stratford 071 Tues. clay of last week. •lir. Ross Ker- , cher spent Friday in London. Owing to the biizzard on Sattu' clay there was no mail out of T ippen. Sunday service et St. And- rews United Church 1V7a0 can- celled owing to ttte condition of the roads. Mr. and Mrs. Carnet Shipman and family and Airs. Tinkbeiner of Exeter visited recently with Mr, and Mrs. Harold Jones and boys. Mr. Boli Love of St. Cather - Ines spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love. WINTHROP The Mission Band are having their annual meeting in the Sun, day School room an Saturday, Dec, lith at 2 o'dnck, The Sunday School concert rind Christmas tree will be on Friday evening, Dee. 12th. EGMONDV1LLE Mr, and Mrs. Win. Sc0tchmer have returned home after spend- ing ttvo weeks' with. friends • in Agincourt and Guelph.