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WINTHROP
On Thursday evening, Jan. 13
about 40 sat down to a pot -luck
supper, supplied by the . ladies
of the congregation, after which
the Pastor, Rev, PI E. Living-
stone called the meeting to ard-
or and occupied the chair for the
annual meeting of the congrega-
tion, R. K. McFarlane acted as
seceetary..The Pastor in report
of session stated there were 81.
Coming Events at
Community Centre
Friday
ida.
Sarnia vo ',tal'otlh Jr.
8.31)
Sot archly Art ,upon.
`Ealing 1.30 lo 3.00
Saturday Nite
Skating $ to 10
Wednesday, Jan. 26
High Sohnol Skating Party
11to10
COMING EVENTS
Under the auspices of the
Hospital Auxiliary
A Gingham Dance will be Held
Feb. 4th at the Community Cen-
tre. Olcl and New Dances.
Admission 71-ic a person
Skating Party, Feb. 0, at Com-
munity Centre. Prizes
A 2 ACT PLAY
"MY MOLLY"
Will be presented by t11e. Y,P.U.
of Turners Church on
FRIDAY, JAN. 21
At 8,15
Cavan Church, Winthrop
Sponsored by the Winthrop YPU
Musical numbers by Turners
Admission 50e. Children 251
families under the pastoral over-
sight, •with a total membership
of 185, One removed by death,
two by certificate, and 10 new
members were added during the
year. The treas„ Earl •McSpad-
den reported an increased bal-
ance on hand over last year. 11.
& M. givings amounted to ;$553.
an increase over last year. The
Sunday School raised a total of
$1128. During the year a CGIT
was organized with 1 rl girls. The
WMS raised $107 with 'a mem.
hership of a,and the W.A.
2707. The Y1',11 had a very suc-
cessful year. In Match, Cavan
was joined by those from Bethel
and Duff's. Several social events
were held; and the year closed
with a Matinee of $185. Their
plans for 1:155 are to provide a
projector. Cavan is again en-
dorsing
a1-dorsing the (very member plan
for the Observer.
A hearty vote of thanks wa1
tendered to lir. and Mrs, Living-
stone, who- after five years here
plan to terminate their pastorate
in June.
MCKILLOP
Mr. and Mrs, Norman Eggert
visited last week with :lir, and
Mrs. Ross Sararas at Cromarty.
Mrs. Harry Regele returned
11o111e on Monday after having an
operation at •Stratford General
Hospital last week.
1Ir. and Mrs, Fred Hoegy re-
turned home last week after
spending a month at Detroit
with their daughter and sou -in-
law, Mr. and Mrs, Ed: McKenzie.
;Mrs. Laverne Hoegy recently
had a severe fall and is suffer-
ing with a very sore knee.
Mr: and Mrs, Irvin Rock and
• children spent Sunday with Mr.
end Mrs. Oscar Rock in Logan,
'Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Koehler
of Stratford spent last Wednes-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Wnt,
Koehler,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Murray of
Grey were recent visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Koehler.
TOWN TOPICS
Mr, Wilbur Keyes, Tuelcor-
smith and Mo, Stuart Keyes,
Orillia, left last week on a trip
through the southern .States.
They expect to spend a short
time visiting friends in Calif.
Mr, Enos Boshart is in Tor-
onto this week, where the firm
has a display at the furniture
show.
Mrs. Jas. Nolan, London,
spent a few days with her sister,
Mrs, B. Anderson.
Miss Marion Laudenbacb, oi'
Toronto, visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. L. Lauclenbach over
the weekend.
Miss Mary Stapleton; Kitchen-
er, visited friends in town on
Sunday.
Miss Yvonne Bolton, London,
spent the weekend with her
mother, Mrs, H. Bolton.
Mr. Geo. Richardson, Winni-
peg, spent a few days in town,
Miss Theresa Lynch, !Dublin,
was a weekend guest of Mrs. H.
McIver.
BORN
O'Reilly -At Scott Memorial Hos-
Pita], on Taal, 14, to Mr, and
Mrs. Joseph O'Reilly, IRR Dub.
lin, a son
Pritun-At Scott Memorial Hospi-
tal, on Jan, 13, to Mr. and Mrs,
William Priam, Seatorth RR2,
a son
1pf
SIr _
T At Scott M ,uaurinl Ilul;pi-
tal, to Mr. and Mrs, Roy Ifopf,
Seaforth, 011 Jan. .18, a son
HENRY F. BRODI-IAGEN
Henry F. Brodhagen, of lot.
30, con. 3, Logan twp, died in
Listowel Hospital after a short
illness. He was 71.
He fanned here most of his
life, except for 18 years when he
ran a faun on the 13111 conces-
sion, McKillop twp,
Surviving are three sons, R'el-
•on and levy, of Logan twp., and
Esiwin, of Ellice twp,; -six daug-
hters, Mrs. Adolph Trentow, k; ,
Mrs. William Bose, both of Lo-
gen twp.; Mrs, Millard Bailie, of
Elea twp.,Mrs. Adam Rock, of
Palmerston; Ars. Kenneth 111c -
Kenzie, of Tnckersmitht and
Mrs. James 'Dinsmore, of Zur-
ich; two brothers William and
Herman, of Grey twp.: 27
grandchildren and two great-
grandchiidren.
Funeral service was conduet-
.ed Saturday, by the Rev. Cecil
H, Klages, of First Lutheran
Church, Logan twp. Burial was
in Woodland Cemetery.
Greetings from Blyth
We extend birthday congratu-
lations to W. J. Sines, of Sea -
forth, wlio on Saturday, Jan. 15,
celebrated his 8211d birthday an-
niversary.
JIm is a native of Blyth, and
although he has been removed
from here for several years, he
has never lost his love for his
native town.
We know that rneny Blyth
friends will join with us in ex-
tending hearty birthday congrat-
ulations to 111x. Sims. -Blyth
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VARNA
Stanley 'District L.O.L. met in
the Orange Hall on Monday
evening last and elected the fol-
lowing officers for 1955.
W.M., Robert Taylor, D.M.,
Wilfred Castle, Chap,, Louis
Taylor, Rec. Sec,, Chas, Pilgrim,
Treas., Orrin Dowson; Fin, See„
John Aldington, Marshall, Har-
old Penhale, 1st Leet., Wm. Mc-
Ilwain, 2nd Lect„ Lewis Clarke.
Mr. Geo. Beatty of Toronto
, spent the weekend at his home
here.
The sympathy of this com-
munity is extended- to Mrs. E.
Chutes. and family in their ber-
eavement.
A highly respected resident
of Varna passed away in Clin-
ton Public Hospital on Sunday,
Jan. 16th, in the person of Mr,
Edwin Chutes., in his 76th year.
Born in England, he calve to
Canada at an early age and had
lived at Varna most of his life.
IIe was a member. of Varna Ang-
lican Church. Surviving besides
Ms wife, who was formerly Miss
Susan Elliott of Goderich twp.,
are four sons and six daughters:
Harvey Chuter, of Owen Sound;
Thomas, Hamilton; Elliott, at
home and Wilfred -of ' Varna;
Mrs. Wm. Townsend, Bayfield;
Mrs. Norman Wainer, Exeter;
Mrs. Jos. Pongrez, Myron; Mrs,
Elmer McBride and Mrs. Walter
McBride, of Exeter, and Mrs.
Fred Carter, London, There is
also one brother, Fred Chutes.,
of Preston.
The funeral was held on
Wednesday to Baird's cemetery.
Rev, W. Outerbridge, of Bay-
field and Varna Anglican
Church, officiated. The pall-
bearers were the six sons-in-law.
TLICKERSMITH
The January nIc .in, , 1 • 1110
Tucker moth T.adn ' Clot, w0', -
held at the home of 11re, F1'iillalrr
Rogerson, with lour tv,11 111e11r.
hers and two visitors P,eacnt.
The meetins; npcncd .�lil •int
the opening Ode. Everyone join-
ed in singing the sone., "The 0.d
Gray -;]are", which Wits follow e -d
by the Lord's Prayer. The fin-
ancial report of the Turkey Ban-
quet held at i' ondesl'ano in
Christmas ween was g i v 4' n,
i'cadn,_,s 50000 given hi- Mrs.
Pert Garrett Mi•s iiervin Fal-
coner and 3Ir1(. Norris Sillery:
The closing song was followed
by the Homemakers' Prayer. 1
lovely lunch was served by the
hostess and her group members.
HIBBERT
Hibbert Township Council
held its inaugural meeting at
Staffa township hall, All mem-
bers were present, with Reeve
Edgar Butson presiding; Coun-
cillors are Morley Lannin, Earl
Dick, Calvin Christie, and Aug-
ust Dueharme. After all mem-
bers subscribed to their declara-
tions of office, the officials for
the coming year were appoint-
ed: Roy Burchill as clerk -treas-
urer; Edward 'Chappell, road su-
perintendent; Mrs, George Boa,
caretaker; Ernest Templeman
and Andrew McLachlan, live-
stock evaluators; Walter O'-
Brien, truant officer, and sani-
tary inspector, and Thomas
Laing, weed inspector.
The clerk was instructed to
subscribe for six copies of
"Municipal World" and to pre-
pare a by-law to refund surplus
funds to assessed owners of
lands and roads along the Mc-
Dougall drain.
A resolution was passed auth-
orizing the reeve and treasurer
to sign and to submit to the On-
tario Department of Highways
the report of the road superin-
tendent for road expenditure for
1054, asking for subsidy.
Road accounts of 5447 and
general accounts of $182.36
were ordered paid.
ALMA G. GRAY
Alma G. Gray died at his
home at Mitchell, early Satur-
day morning, in his 73rd year.
He had been in failing health
for the past 10 months, but had
been able to carry on his chores
and niake daily trips down town.
Death came suddenly. He was
born in Hibbert township April
24, 1882, and lived there all his
life until retiring to Mitchell
four years ago. Mr. Gray was a
son of the late William Henry
Gray and his wife, the late Mary
Ann Brown Gray. On March 10,
1914, he was married to Jessie
Schlotzhauer of Stratford, Mr.
Gray was a member of the Re-
organized !Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter Day Saints, Rostock.
Besides his wife he is survived
by one son, George, Hibbert;
three daughters, Mrs. 'James
(Erma) Williamson, Walton;
Mrs. Ivan (Margaret) Thompson,
Lions Head, and Mrs. Clarence
(Lulu) Mc'Dougall, Logan twp.;
one sister, Mrs. Frank Barker,
Bentley, Alta., and six grand-
children. One son and one 'daug-
hter predeceased him, as did one
brother and three sisters. One
sister, Mrs. Annie Hodgson, died
only a week ago.
Funeral service was held at
the Lockhart funeral home, Mit-
chell, on Monday afternoon.
Rev, J. C. Stewart of the Reor-
ganized Church of• Jesus Christ
Latter Day Saints, London, offi-
ciated. The very large number
of friends and relatives, the,
beautiful floral tributes and Gi-
deon Bible Memorial :Cards, be-
spoke respect and high esteem.
The ;pallbearers were Gilbert
Smale, Ross Mahaffy, (Dalton
Balfour, Lorne Balfour, William
Gray and Jack Burchill. ;Burial
was made in Woodland Ceme-
tery, Mitchell.
Friends attended from Lions
Head, London, Stratford, Ro-
stock, Walton, Hibbert, Logan,
Ellice and Fullerton townships,
Brodhagen, Mitchell and area.
KIPPEN
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wren
spent the 'weekend with their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs, Tom Smith in London.
Miss Merle Dickert left the
village this week for London
where site has accepted a posi-
tion in the London Life.
Visitors with Mrs. J, McCly-
mont during the week were
Mrs, J, Ducharme, Dashwood;
Mr. and Mrs. Orville McClinchey
and Mr, and Mrs, Milton Pollock
of Varna.
Mrs, A, Gackstetter and girls
visited Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Horn-
ey in Exeter on Sunday,
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Jones,
Grant and Kenneth visited Miss
L. Finlsbeiner in Crediton on
Sunday,
;Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Gredzak on the birth
of a daughter in South Huron
Hospital, Exeter, last week.
Mr, .Jonah Green, who has
been in 111 health, is spending
solve time at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, Lloyd McDonald near
I-Iensall,
'Miss Isabelle Caldwell of Lon-
don spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Caldwell,
Mi', and Mrs. Lorne Schneider
and Judy and Paul of Stratford,
visited on Saturday with Mrs.
Schneider's father, Mrs. Robt.
Thomson.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Brown of
Greenway, visited on Saturday
cvitlt their daughter and son-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs, Elzar .Mous-
seau.
12r. and Mrs. Itoht. :McGregor
and Mr, and Mrs, Norman Diek-
ett visited on Sunday, v.ith 11.'.
Dickert 5 mother, Mrs, J. Dick.
art in Clifford.
Several al ell -00 of minims have
been reported in the ril::ir,•ict.
HENSALL
Mr, and lir,. sin liciehel•t
'u cotirpalued h5* i ;, �, Leieb-
cr1 ti:sitad over the weekend
ititll relatives in Hamilton,
MMes,1.15 ITaroll P,nnlhron and
John Hear attended the conven-
tion held ill Toronto during the
past week,
Mrs. 1 Lorne Chapman. in
nail. con-
vener of agriculture a11c1 Cana-
dian Industries, presided for the
January meeting of Hensall Wo-
men's Institute held In the Le-
gion Hall.
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JUNIOR B
HOCKEY •
Seaforth Community Centre
FRIDAY, Jan. 21.
8.30 P.M.
SARNIA
vs SEAFORTH
Sarnia are in second place and
would like nothing better than
to draw closer to the I3aldwins"
on Friday night,
EUCHRE'
AND PROGRAMME
St. Columban Parish Hall
JAN. 21st at 9 P.M.
Aclrnisslon 5M
I.nueh
.al
Meeting
Seaforth Agricultural
Society
Saturday, Jan. 22
At 1
Cat 1 egie Library Ilall
Everyone interested ?11
invited to attend
Mr. W. G. Montgomery
Agricultural Ib'present-
tine, Special Speaker
ARTHI I NIC HOLSON
1 r :1it1f til
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JANUA
Y SALE
1953 Forel Custonlline Sedan,
spotless condition 1675.00
1051 Chev. Sedan, exceptionally good
condition 1225.00
1950 Chev De Luxe Sedan, new paint,
excellent 1195.00
1949 Plymouth Sedan, extra good 1075.00
1947 Dodge Coach, better than average 625.00
1947 Ford Sedan, Radio, clean condition 575.00
$65 SPECIALS $65 BARGAINS $65
1939 Dodge Seclan. 1939 Dodge Coach, 1940 Nash
Sedan
All in running condition, & priced for cash sale only
Seaforth.'2otors
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Shopping Guide
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the custom adopted by them last win-
ter by closing on Saturday nights at
6 P.M. in January, February and
March of 1955 to allow the Manage-
ment and Staffs a well earned rest
Please shop in the day time and avoid
any disappointment
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