The Seaforth News, 1955-06-02, Page 10WHOLE SERIES, '
ALLAN HAW
Allan Haugh of 1
son of Mr. and Mrs.
Haugh, who has grad
the two-year diploma
Western Ontario AI
Sehool, Ridgetown. Ms
ranked third in the <
was high student in Bi
Horticulture. Allan ph
ing as a career, and
brother Wallace has
a 100 -acre farm, lot 2
Stanley township, fr
Caldwell.'
Mission Band
Lawn Picnic
The Alert Mission
Northside United Chun
their June meeting in
of a picnic,. Naney Bel:
ed for the opening hym
Loves Me". Mrs. Hofi
in another study on Ir
er the offering and p
girls and boys assembic
lawn for races, follow
picnic lunch. The winne
races were as follows:
Girls, 5 and G yeas
Allison; Boys, Peter Sm
8 years old, Girls, Rale:
Boys, Bob Plnmsteel.
Contests, hanging
clothes: Jr. Girls, Fay
son and Fay Pearsey;
1wt Berger and Dian
man; boys Jr., potato a
race: John Snow; Sr., s]
Ray Taylor. Walking re
Gail Nichols; boys,
Stinson. Spot race, Davi
Everyone received the
a sucker.
W. A. GROUP ME)
Group .3 of the W.
Northside United Chun
their June meeting at t
of Mrs. J. C. Cochrane
members and 3 visitors
The vice-president, Mrs
berlain, opened the mea
a poem "Bottle up you:
les". Hymn 498 was sin
lowed with prayer
Christie. Secretary's an(
urer's reports wee read
call answered by Your
Flc
T. A short business
sion 'followed and an
was accepted from the
Egmondville to meet wi
on June 22. Mrs. Albex
took the devotional pa
opened with hymn 55(
Cliff Broadfoot read si
Matthew 5th chap., an
Albert Hudson led in
Sharon M'cNichol and
Talbot sang a lovely dt
guest speaker, Mrs. Nelsi
of Walton, president
Presbyterial, chose a vex
esting subject, "Women
Church". Meeting was
to a close by all singin
502 and repeating the
Benediction. Everyone
a social cup of tea, ser
the hostess and the sots
(mittee.
HOSPITAL AUXILI)
The regular meeting
Hospital Auxiliary will
on Tuesday June 14, at
Bend. Gars will pick up
hers at 5.45.
ADVANCE POLL VI
About three dozen
voted at the advance pt
at Seaforth last Thursda
day and Saturday. Mr.
L. Reid was deputy re
officer and Mrs. Mae '
worth, poll clerk. The poll
eter had almost as many
as the privilege of USiT
advance poll was great
tended in this election. T
lots will be counted
night.
ST. THOMAS' W. A
Mrs. Geo. M'cGavin p
at the monthly devotion
business meeting of the
of St. Thomas' Church,
forth, on 'Tuesday •a£tern
the parish hall. Mrs.. J. H.
was in charge of the edrl