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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1955-05-26, Page 1IMO f w OMB ur ut he ua id Mc - Ph. cilk- lent For call ,age, elute will son, tion ✓ all 'oro- ween and nteed • et melte TD. WHOLE SERIES, VOL. 77 The e a - - Authorized as Second- Class mail, P,a{h Office Dept., Ottawa Snowdon Biros., Publishers SEAFORTIT, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1955 BOWLING SEASON OPENS The lawn bowling season was opened on Wednesday evening with a pot luck supper at the club house. A. welcome is being extended to new bowlers, both young and old, who would like to bowl. Anyone interested is asked to contact Dr. MacLennan, presi- dent, or any other member, Come out and try it—bowls will be provided. HIGH SCHOOL NEWS Cadet inspection takes place Wednesday afternoon. The of- ficers are; Major, Joseph Williams; Cap- tain of the boys, Bill Dinsmore; Captain of the girls, Sheila Mc- Fadden; Lieutenants, Wayne McMichael, Hugh Gorwill, Ron Johnston; Lieut. of Btigle Band, Wm. Flanagan; Lieuts, of girls, Joanne Beuenman, Arlene Die - gel, Maja Roobal, June Ross; Sgt. Major, Ron 'Scoins, CONFER DEGREE The Rebekah degree was con- ferred on three candidates at the regular meeting of the Edel- weiss Rebekah Lodge, Tuesday evening, by the degree team of Amber Rebekah Lodge, Hensall, with Mrs. Jessie Dougall as de- gree captain. The candidates were: Mrs. Ruth Eicknieir !of Mitchell; Mrs. Dorene Hicks and Mrs. Norma Hoegy of Brodhag- en. Members were informed that the annual church service will be in First Presbyterian Church on June 12 at the morning ser- vice and that on June 19, the annual decoration service will be held at 2 p.rn. in the afternoon. Mrs. Scott Habkirk presided over the meeting and Mrs. Mary McElroy was social convener. On behalf of Edelweiss Lodge, Mrs. Ila Dorrance presented a gift to Mrs. Dougall and Mrs. Chester Henderson presented a gift to Miss Mabel Whiteman, N.G. of Amber Lodge. NORTHSIDE WMS. The WMS. of Northside Church held their May Meeting in the schoolroom. The presi- dent, Mrs. P. Moffat, presided. Mrs. James Scott, devotional co. Luer, opened meeting with , a-tm,J,`We must Share". Mrs. Albert Baker led in prayer. It was moved by Miss A. Lawr- ence, seconded by Mrs. Wm, Ball to invite Rev. Ross of Lon- don, formerly of Korea, to be our guest speaker for special meeting in June. The box of clothing for Korea will be held until the end of May so anyone having a donation may leave a the home of Miss A. Lawrence, 30 home and 6 hospital calls, al- so 15 circle calls were reported. Callers from ,Circle 1 will be Mrs. •Garnham and Mrs. Roy Lawson, Reports of the Presby- terial in Wingham were inter- esting, the morning delegate was Mrs. J. Scott, and afternoon, Mrs. C. Walden. Mrs. H. Snell presided over the 2nd part of +.ting. A. meditation ques- t: ana`nre.•--those taking '+part were Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Hay, Mrs. Leeming and Mrs. :Sillery Sr. Mrs. Lawson gave the topic on last chapter of India. A record- ing was .given by Miss Lulu Rouse with a message of Trini- dad ending with 23rd psalm. Mrs. Snell led in prayer. Mary Veronica Hicknell Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Ilick- nell and family were in Kitch- ener on May 18th to attend the graduation of their daughter, Mary Veronica, of St. Mary's Hospital School of Nursing, which took place „at the Mut- nal Life Insurance auditorium, Waterloo. Miss Bicknell is a graduate of Beechwood Separ- ate School and of Sea.fol'th Dis- trict High School, Premier Frost Visits Huron Riding A number from •Seaforth and district attended the meeting at Clinton, Thursday night, when Premier Leslie Frost addressed a capacity audience at the town hall, Mr, Frost had flown by air from North Bay during the aft- ernoon to Centralia, and was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Pryde before motoring to Clinton. Bannockburn pipe band led a procession up the main street to the hall. Mr. Frost referred several times during his speech to the beautiful countryside in Huron. He said that anyone driving through the county at this time could see the story of Ontario with its new school, new hospital buildings, the newcoun- ty home addition and new high- ways. It is a cross section of what is "happening all over the province. Ontario is growing and developing faster than any other part of North America, the Premier said. It is hard to real- ize how rapidly Ontario affairs have been expanding with the growth of the province. As treasurer for the past 12 years he had seen these great changes taking place. SEAFORTH SWINE CLUB The May meeting of the Sea - forth 4-H Swine Club was held at Win. Turnbull's on May 19 with 19 members present. The, roll call was, give your age. T•he secretary, Audrey •Godkin, read the minutes of the last meeting. We judged a class of Yorkshire Sows, reasons were. taken and Mr. Robt. McMillan gave the official placings. Dr. De Pape from the Top Notch Feeds in Seaforth was the guest speaker, who gave an interesting talk on Feed and Management of our pigs. We answered a quiz which was corrected by Ken Stewart. The next meeting is to be held on June 17th at Robt. McMi1- lan's. The chicken barbecue for Huron County will be held in Seaforth on June 11th. Donald Dodds moved a vote of thanks to our host, Mr. Turnbull. The meeting was then adjourned. 4-H GRAIN CLUB The McKillop 4-H Grain Club ]net at the home of Stanley Hil- len on Tuesday, May 17. Presi- dent Bob Broadfoot opened the meeting with the 4-H pledge. As Bob Betties is going to be absent during the summer months, Wayne McMichael was elected in his place as vice president, A class .of timothy and a dlass of oats were judged and everyone gave reasons. Earl McSpadden then showed some interesting films. A most delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Hillen and more films were shown for those who wished to stay. McK1LLOP WMS. Mrs. J. L. Bell entertained the ladies of the McKillop Branch of the WMS at the May meeting. Mrs. Helen McMillan opened the meeting with a poem, "Help Me To Smile". Hymn 567 was sung. Mrs. James F. ,Scott gave the treasurer's report. Mrs. T. W. McMillan offered her home for the June meeting with Jean Scott's group in charge. The minutes of the April meeting were adopted as read followed by roll call, there were 24 mem- bers and three visitors present. Mrs. R. E. McMillan then took over the meeting opening with hymn 140. Mrs. Thomas Apple- by read the scripture lesson, Luke 8: 1-16. Prayer by Mrs. N. R. Dorrance. A short mis- sonary letter from Formosa was read by Mrs. Sam McClure. Mrs. W. J. Thompson gave a very in- teresting report on the synodi- cal meeting held in Knox Pres- byterian Church, St. Thomas, where Rev. Harry Rodney is the minister. She told us of the won- derful work of Miss Beatrice Scott, Miss MacMurchy and Miss Kennedy in the Bhil Field, In- dia. Mrs. R. E. McMillan took the 8rd chapter of the study book. Hymn 152 was sung fol- lowed by Mrs. R. E. McMillan closing the meeting with prayer. M'rs. Sam McClure and Mrs. N. R. Dorrance and their heipers served a very delicious lunch. Northside United Church Rev. John Stinson, Minister. 10 a.m., Church School and Adult Bible Clam 11 a.m., "Like a Mighty Army". Jr. Congregation and Tod- dlers' Group. 7 p.m., Evening . Service. "Be Thou Faithful". • .Stewardship Sunday, : June 5. Only a few years ago the word "uranium" was unknown to most people, now a 550,000,000 investment has been made in the new uranium area of Northern Ontario. NIr. Frost mentioned how help from the Ontario government to the municipalities lead increased in recent years; now for every dollar raised for municipal pur- poses by local taxes, the pro- vince contributes more than a dollar. This was compared to 81 cents, a dozen years ago. The government of Ontario is taking the sensible approach to the problem of health and hos- pital insurance, he said. There must be hospital beds before there een be any system of in- surance, and this government has been consistently helping to expand facilities. The previous government had never contribut- ed one cent to any hospital, he reminded Ms audience. • DUBLIN Mr. and Mrs. Harold ISanuck and girls of Kitchener with Mrs. Loretta Molyneaux. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ackroyd and girls of Toronto with Mrs. Ellen O'Rourke and Frank. Sgt. Jim Newcombe, and Mrs. Newcombe and Jimmie of Port Credit, and Dr. and Mrs. Frank Stapleton, Galt, with Mr. and William Stapleton. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ryan and Bobbie, Weston with Mrs. Cath- erine Ryan. Mr. Michael Hunt of Lavonia, Mich., with Mrs. Hunt and child- ren. Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Monaghan of Kitchener with NIr. and Mrs. Lloyd and John McCarthy. Miss Joan Evans spent the weekend in Cobourg. Mr. Allan Butters of Mae - Tier with Mr. and Mrs. -Tom Butters. Mr. Gordon Costello, Ban- croft, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gros- eck and boy of London, Mrs. Eugene Giroux, of Thorold, with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Costello. Miss Monica Byrne, Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Kelley, Nancy, Mrs, Keith Kelly, Mr. Peter Ryan at- tended the graduation exercises of St. Joseph's Hospital Train- ing School for Nurses in Hamil- ton on Wednesday afternoon. Miss Kathleen Byrne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Byrne was one of those graduating. 1VIr. and Mrs. Don MacRae and family in .Sarnia. Mr. and Mrs. Ganter and daughter, Niagara Falls, Mr. and Mrs. W.' Brennan, London, with Mr. and Mrs. Walter •Carpenter. Marie O'Connor was visiting with Rosemarie Flannery. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Flannery, and son Terry, Mr. and Mrs, J. Kellestine, Marlene and Eddy, of Strathroy, spent Sunday with NIr. and Mrs.. Jack Flannery. Egmondville Church Rev. W. E. Milroy, Minister. 10 a.m., Church School. 11 a.m., Morning Worship: Mr. Kenneth Ashton of Clinton, a church student at Victoria College, will conduct the service' and preach. Musical Wed. at 8 min. The s Neale from Caronport in Gospel song and story. • Deputy R. O.'s I Y.P.U. Softball For June 9 Election Schedule Arranged Jkmsall: 1A, Ernest Shaddicic; 1B, Geo, Pollick. Usborne: Harold Hunter, Lorne Oke, Gordon Oke, Geo. Frayne, Joe Berkey, Ward Bern, James Miller, Hay: James Petty, Mrs. Ruby Neeb, Mrs. Elda Wagner, Gord- on Hess, William Zeiler, Charles Snell, Stewart Blackwell, Avilla Ducharme. Clinton: Mrs. Get. Walker, Mrs. Mary Nediger,- Mrs. Jean- ette Deeves, Bert Irwin, Goderich Twp.; Victor Falcon- er, Howard .Sturdy, John Deeves, Oliver Welsh, Robt. G. Smith, Bert Rowden. Hullett: Robt. Irwin, Bert Beacom, 'Howard .TJrewartha, Emmerson Hesk, Iura Rapson, Harvey Flunking, Mrs. Robert Turner. McKillop; James' McQuaid, David Shannon, Edward Godkin, Allen Campbell. .Seaforth: Mss. H. Ed. Smith, Harvey Mason, Mrs. Ed. Case, Mrs. Mae Watterworth, Mrs. Audrey McLean, Miss Dorothy Parke, Stephen: Wellington Skinner, Thelma Boast, Preston Deering, Murray Neil, Alvin Baker, Mrs. Roxy Weber, Otto Willert, Ken- neth Baker, Russell Brown, Ed- ward Gill. Tuckersmith: John Oldfield, Roy MeGeoch, Mervin Falconer, Erwin Sillery, D. E. Kyle, John :C onsitt. Goderich: John Vrooman, John Cuthbertson, Mrs. Joseph McNevin, Mrs. Thos, Legge, Mrs. L. B. Graham, Eb. Ross, Jas. E. Young, Mrs. M. McKee, Charles Young, H. 0. Sturdy, Mrs. I. McLean, Charles Rance, Mrs. NI. Bannister. Stanley: Mervyn Halley, John Taylor, Alvin McBride, Anson Coleman, Wm. Armstrong, Leon- ard Talbot, Charles Rau, Ben Rathwell. Advance Polls—June 2, 8, 4: Goderich Town Hall, D.R.O., Henry. Leishman; Exeter Town I3a11, D.R.O., Asa Penhale; Sea - forth, Clark's Service Station, D.R,O., D. L. Reid. Mr. Frost was introduced by Elmer Bell, Q.C. John Hanna, of Huron -Bruce riding spoke brief- ly and brought good, wishes from Elston Cardiff, M.P., who is recuperating at his home from a slight heart attack. Tom Pryde reviewed his re- cord of accomplishment for Huron, showing how financial help from the province had made possible the building of many new schools. Only a few years ago 110 grants were available for the construction of new schools or hospitals, Mr. Pryde stated. The great road building pro- gram in Huron had given this riding almost more than its share •of new highways. As an example of some of., the little- known benefits of this govern- ment, he said that 88 young farmers in Huron had received assistance to get started in farming through the. Junior Farmers Loan Act. Mr: Pryde invited ratepayers to study their tax notices and see just how much their taxes had been dir- ectly lowered by government subsidy. His own taxes had been reduced by 25 mills and some municipalities even more. ' WALTON Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Law- less and family of Simeoe with Mr, and Mrs. Wilbert Turnbull, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marshall, North Bay, withMrs. E. Marsh- all and Barrie. Mr. Jerry Dressell, Ingersoll, with friends here. ^Mr. Ray Huether and Douglas Kirkby with friends in Detroit, NIicli. Mr. and Mrs. James Johnston and family of Haliburton, with Mr. and IVIrs..Silas Johnston. Mr. L. McKay of Clinton Mr. •and Mrs. Frank Kirkby. Mr. Lorne Steins, of London, at his summer home here. George Ginn was chairman. Mayor Agnew welcomed the Premier to Clinton. Others on the platform were Mayor Mc- Master, Seaforth and Mr. 'Rus- sell T. Bolton, McKillop. The United Church YPU. in Area B, will again operate a softball league in this district. At a meeting held in Clinton on May 16, six unions decided to enter teams. Five of the six are back from last year with Bruce - field being a new entry replac- ing Egmondville. Others are Bayfield, Turners' Church, Clin- ton, Varna, and Seaforth. Geo. Turner, R.R. 3, Seaforth, will be convenor. May May May May May May Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jul Jul Jul Ju Jul Jul 24th, Clinton at Bayfield 25, Varna at Brucefield 26, Seaforth at Turners' 30, Turners at Varna 30, Brucefield at Clinton 30, Bayfield at .Seaforth. e 2, Brucefield at Turners Varna at Bayfield e 6, Seaforth at Varna Turners at Clinton e 7, Bayfield at Brucefield e 20, Varna at Clinton Turners at Bayfield Brucefield at Seaforth e 27, Clinton at Varna Bayfield at Turners e 28, 'Seaforth at Brucefield e 30, Brucefield at Bayfield Clinton at Turners Varna at. Seaforth y 4, Bayfield at Clinton Brucefield at Varna Turners at Seaforth y 11, Varna at Turners Seaforth at Bayfield y 14, Clinton at Brucefield Jul EGMONDVILLE Miss Jessie Finlsyson and Billy Finlayson of Lorne Park spent the holiday with Mrs. Jas. Finlayson. Rev. W. E. Milroy and sons, Grant and Hume spent Monday with Rev. and Mrs. Lake and family at Kincardine. Mr. •and Mrs. Grant Houston of Kitchener, and Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Arlin spent the weekend with relatives in Detroit. Mass Laura McMillan of Tor- onto, spent the holiday weekend with her mother, MD's.' W:' F. Mc- Millan, and Miss Alice Watson of London with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Watson. Mr. Ren Ashton of . Clinton will have charge of the service onSunday, May 29, at Egmond- ville Church in the absence of the pastor, Rev. W. E. Milroy. Misses Margaret and Bessie Grieve of Chatham spent the holiday weekend with their fath- er, Mr. Thos. Grieve. TO HOLD COOKING SCHOOL The ladies of Seaforth and district are invited to attend a Cooking ,School Monday after- noon, May 30 at 2 p.m. in Sea - forth District High School Audi- torium. Come and see new re- cipes worked out and share in the numerous prizes to be drawn for, prizes donated by the com- pany onpany presenting the Cooking School and by several of the lo- cal merchants. The event is being sponsored by the Women's Division of the Seaforth Agricultural Society. Tickets may be purchased from any member of the society spon- soring the event or from mem- bers of the W. I. Anyone not having already purchased a ticket may do so at the door. Those who have purchased ad- vance tickets, even if not pre- sent, will be eligible for the major prizes. Those in charge regret that the event could not have been held in the evening or on a Wednesday half holiday, but this was impossible as the after- noon of May 30th was the only date available due to the heavy demands for these Cooking .Schools throughout Ontario. WINTHROP The C.G.I.T. held their Moth- er and Daughter banquet in the schoolroom of the church on Friday evening, May 18 with 45 present. The tables were beauti- fully decorated with narcissus and for get-me-nots and the room in navy and white, the col- ors of the organization. After a sumptuous dinner givenby the W. A., the program followed with Lois Ann Somerville, the president, acting as-chairlady. A toast was given to the Queen and the National Anthem sung. Joan Somerville gave a toast to the church, replied to by Rev. H. E. Livingstone. The words of welcome were given by Grace Doig, to which Mrs. Stanley Hillen made the reply. A trio, Shirley Dolmage, Georgina Lit- tle and Frances Blanchard sang "Mother, lover of my child." A toast to the C.G.I.T. organiza- tion was given by Mrs. Wm. Dodds, replied to by Lorraine Smith. Jean Hillen favored with an instrumental. Shirley Dol - mage proposed a toast to the ]pothers to which Mrs. Gilbert Smith replied. Shirley Ashton of Fordwich sang a beautiful solo, "Mother of Mine". A toast to the daughters was given by Mrs. Robert Doig and Audrey God - kin replied. The Boyd girls sang a lovely hymn. A reading entit- led Mothers Guarantee was given by Dianne Bolton. Mrs. E. Toll, leader of C.G.I.T. in- troduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Harold Pollock of Fordwich. She is the Presbyterial 'Secretary for Huron CGIT. She gave a very inspiring address on CGIT work under the heading `Adventuring with God'. Sandra Doig expres- sed in her gracious manner ap- preciation to the speaker, sol- oist, the leaders and W. A. for the enjoyable evening. Nlrs. Jas. McClure replied, A singsong preceded the program with Lor- raine Smith at the piano. The June meeting of the WMS. yy,, June l1,n in the church, held on Wednes- day, t 2 p.m. Mrs. W. McVittie, Blyth, will be guest speaker. The lad- les of First Presbyterian Church at Seaforth, and United Church, Egmondville, are especially in- vited. A 'bazaar sponsored by the W. A. will be held in the basement. Will Cavanladies b please remember to ring, a mystery box. 18, Bayfield at Varna .Seaforth at Clinton y 21, Turners at Brucefield y 25, Clinton at Seaforth CONSTANCE Mrs. J. E. Medd is visiting with her brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Lawson of Pickering, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Lawson were in Goderich on Tuesday visiting with Mr. and Mrs. M. McKee and Mrs. Allan. Master Ross Cudmore of Clin- ton spent the holiday with his cousin, Lawrence Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood Clarke spent Sunday in Strathroy as guests of their aunt, Mrs. Pap- ineau. • - Mr. Reg. Lawson left Tuesday morning by motor for the West Coast. He was accompanied by his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Nlrs. Wm. Webster of St. Hel- ens, They will call on relatives and friends enroute to B.C. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Tay- lor of Oshawa spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Taylor and on Sunday visited with Mr. and Mrs. William Web- ster at St. Helens. Mr, and Mrs. E. F. Warren and daughters, Linda and Helen were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lawson over the weekend. Cpl. K. T. Adams and Miss Donelda Adams spent the week- end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Adams. Cpl. Adams has been posted to Winnipeg. Mr. and Mrs. Ross McGregor and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Ferguson at Clifford. Guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Earl Lawson included Mr. and Mrs. John Davidson and Andrew of Huron Road West; Mrs. Alice Lawson and son, Rob- ert, of Tuckersmith; and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lawson of Sea - forth. Mrs. R. C. Banks of Hazen- more, Sask., is visiting at the home of her brothers, W. R. and Wilber Jewitt. Mrs. R. W. Jewitt, Mr. • and Mrs. Wilber Jewitt and family, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Jewitt and family and Mrs. R. C. Banks vis- ited on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hall of Ethel. Tuesday evening Mrs. It. W. Jewitt, Mrs. R. C. Banks, 'Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Jewitt and Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Jewitt motored to Warwick where a supper was held in the Warwick Church in honor of Mrs. Banks. Mrs. Jew- itt Sr., and Mrs. Banks remain- ed for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Jewitt, Joyce and Janice, Mr. and Mrs. William Dale, Wilma and Diana, attended the laying of the cor- ner stone at the new court house in Goderich on Monday. BRUCEFI,ELD Mr. Cecil .Simpson is spending sone time with his family in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs, C. Christie, spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. E. Holland, at Sturgeon Lake. Mrs. A. Patterson, Mr. and Mos. D. Gray and family spent the weekend in Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. S. Neale and family spent the weekend with Mrs. 'Stackhouse and Mr. and Mrs. Mac Wilson. Miss Margaret Aikenhead •and- Mangy Zaphe spent the holiday here. $1.60 a Year iiii 1111111111111111111111111111101111111111111111111 111111111111‘1131111111111111111111111111111,111 iiiiii 11111111/0111111111111111q. MISS AMERICA 17 jewels expansion bracelet 53975 SENATOR 17 Jewels, shock resist• ant unbreakable lifetime pa insspring, luxury ex. $3575 SA `g VGE's Jewellery Gifts Fine China,. auiia...... a„0"m„nu„ n...... unm”,nnuaumu„","",iinuuu"nna"nuunnna""unnnc Livestock Judging Largely Attended The Seaforth agricultural grounds and community centre were busy on Saturday when 206 bays and girls, members of the 4-H clubs of Huron county, were here for the annual livestock Judging competition. William Taylor of Belgrave with 634 points placed highest in the senior class, followed by Ar- nold Alton, Lucknow, 628 points; Hughie Rundle, Exeter, with 604 points; Earl McSpadden, Win- throp, with 596 and Frank Alton, Lucknow, with 591 points. Top scorer in the intermediate class 'with 641 points was Ken- neth Campbell, McKillop. follow- ed by Kenneth Alton, Lucknow, with 630; Murray Gaunt, Luck - now with 623; Jan Van Vliet, Brussels, with 621; Larry Wheat- ley, McKillop, with 617 tied with Douglas Keys, McKillop; George Budd, Gorrie, with 597; Lavern Godkin, Walton, 594; Jean Scott, of McKillop, 593; Ronald Smith, Brussels, 588; Jean Smith, Ethel, 585; Murray Dawson. Hensall, 582; Tom Easton. Exeter 577; Frank Alton, Lucknow. 576; Ron Trewartha, Winthrop, 576; Joyce Little, Lucicnow, 569; Catherine Campbell, McKillop, 561; George Procto', Brussels, 556; Bob Broadfoot, Brucefield, 539; Doris Dinsmore, Gorrie, 531; Larry Black, Brussels, with 526. Standings of those in the junior and novice classes and winners of special prizes will be announc- ed on Thursday, KIPPEN Mr. and Mrs. R. Dickert and Merle visited on Monday with the fo'mer's mother, Mrs. J. Dickert in Clifford. Mr. Wilbert billing has sold his fine farm to Mr. Itees Forrest who gets possession in the Fali. Mr. and Mrs. Joltli L. }lender - Bell visited friends in Byron on Sunday. Mrs. Gordon. Wren, Mrs. L. Clar•lc Sr., MIr. and Mrs. Frank Forrest and Clark of 'Hensall spent the week end with relatives in St. Clair, Mich. NIr, and Mrs. Good of Auburn were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. E. Dowson. Mrs. N. Dickert spent Friday in London. Mr. and NIrs. A. Ashworth and Carol were Sunday "visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ilarold Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Bert McBride and family of the Goshen Line were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. E. McBride. Mr. and Mrs. J. Linden and Miss Verna Linden of Denfield were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs, A. Parsons, Mr, and Mrs, Herbert Jones were Sunday visitors of Mn and. Mrs. W. Ferguson of Thames Rd. NIr. and Mrs. Robert Cochrane who have spent several months in this district left. on Saturday for their home in the Peace River District of Alberta. Mr. and Mrs. W. Ness of Osh- awa spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Alex McGregor. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Cooper vis- ited last week with relatives in Listowel. Mr, W. Coolc of Goderich vis- ited on Thursday last with Mr. and Mrs. E. Dawson. Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacKay of Ilillsbttrg spent the week end with Miss Margaret MacKay and Mr. Oliver MacKay. • Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Workmen and Barbara of Oshawa visited over the week end with the for - mar's mother Mrs. Susan Work- man. and brother and sister-in- law Mr. and Mrs. Orville 'Work- man. Week end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. 'V. L. blellis were Nies. Mel - lis' mother Mrs. J. Gibson and her aunt Mrs. Win. Gibson of Wroxeter, and. Mr. and Mrs. Chu - mice Hutchison of St. Thomas. Mrs. J. McGregor of Seaforth and Mr. and Mrs. Robin Thomp- son of Clinton were Sunday visi- tors of bit'. and Mrs' Orville 1Vo'krnan. Miss Merle Dickert of London spent the week end with her par- ents Mr. and Mrs. N. Dicicert, Masonic Order March. To St: Andrews' United Church Sunday morning service was well attended in St. Andrew's United Church when member's of No. 224 A,F & ANI were 111 attend- ance under the direction of Wor- shipful Master Rosa Love. Breth- ren from several other Lodges were present, Rev. McLeod del- ivered a very fine serrlloln. on Delegates Favor Agency Marketing Provision for agency market- ing should be contained in any wheat marketing plan, delegates to the annual meeting of the Ontario Federation of Agricul- ture Wheat Producers Associa- tion decided in Toronto this week. The meeting studied a mark- eting plan for Ontario winter wheat, approved it in principle, and left it to the executive to put on the finishing touches to bring it into line with the amended Ontario Farm Prod- ucts Marketing Act. Last fall over 16 per cent of Ontario winter wheat producers signed petitions asking for a vote on a wheat marketing plan. It will be up to the executive to call a general meeting of wheat producers, present the wheat marketing plan and recommend the time for a vote. Delegates from Kent County expressed opposition to agency marketing and said they favored a negotiating board for winter wheat, They were assured that it may not be necessary to use a marketing agency but that the wheat plan would be much stronger if it contained provi- sion for an agency. Officers were re-elected for the coming year. They are: R. S. Heatherington, honorary President; Edgar Martin, Pain- court, president; E. F. Metcalfe, Petrolia, first vice-president; B. I. Jennett, Ivy, second vice- president: ice- liS1 Hugh Metier, Welland;Dub- lin; nR. R. Stewart, Peterborough and Murray Moore, Ayr, executive members. HENSALL The members of Amber Re- bekah Lodge 319 were the guests of Edelweiss Rebekah Lodge, 'Seaforth, on Tuesday evening. The degree team under the direction of Mrs. Sans Dou- ai conferred the degree on sev- eral candidates there. A social hour was spent following the meeting. Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Chapman and family attended the gradua- tion ceremonies at Victoria Hos- pital, London, this week when their eldest daughter, Shirley, received her R. N. degree. Mrs. Price of East Azora, N. Y. and 4 - Mrs. Connors of Albany, N.Y., both graduate nurses, attended the graduation of their niece, The bowling team of the lo- cal Legion, pleasantly enter- tained their wives at a banquet at the Dominion House, Zurich, on Monday evening. W. A. .PRESIDENT Miss Dorothy Parke of Sea - forth was re-elected president of the Woman's Auxiliary of Huron Deanery at the annual meeting held at Wingham. "Building.” On Sunday afternoon at 4 p.nri. Rev, N. McLeod performed the rite of Baptism for Thomas Will- iam, infant son of Mr. and burs. Orville :t'c'otk•ot:u.