HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1956-04-26, Page 4HURON MUSIC FESTIVAL
632 en'tr'ies have been accept-
ed for the '15th annual 'Huron
County Music Festival, which
begins on the evening of Thurs-
day, May 3, in Goderich Public
School. The festival will end
with a concert of winners on
Friday, May 11.
The first evening and :follow-
ing day will be devoted to piano
—solos, Bach section, new son-
ata and sonatina section, piano
trios and duets. The adjudicator
is Boris Berlin of the Royal Con-
servatory of Music, Toronto.
May 7, will be the urban
school section. The violin section
and vocal solos for trained voi-
ces will be featured on Monday
night. Tuesday will be urban
schools, rural schools on Wed-
nesday. Wednesday evening the
brass and reed section.
On Thursday, the morning will
be rural school anisic and the
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First Presbyterian
Church
Rev, D. Glenn Campbell
Minister
10 A.M. Church School and
Bible Class
11 a.m. "Altars Old and New"
7 p.ni. "Man—and His
Freedom"
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afternoon and evening second-
ary school. The adjudicator from
Monday to Thursday be
Earle Terry, supervisor of school
music, London, Ont.
M.KILLOP BUSY BEAVERS
The second meeting of the
"McKillop Busy ]leavers", was
held at the home of Jean and
Marguerite Scott on April 19
with 21 (numbers present. We
opened the meeting by singing
the Institute Ode followed by
the 4-,11 Club Pledge. The min-
utes of the last meeting were
then read by the secretary. The
members answered the roll call
by telling a "Good Food Habit".
We ,then had the (business per-
iod. The next sleeting is to be
held on April 25th at the hone
of Sandra and 'Grace Doig Our
leaders, Mrs. Keys and Mrs.
Pryce gave a talk on "Mille".
Four of the club girls demon-
strated how to make a cream
soup and a White sauce. The
meeting closed by singing God
save the Queen. Two icontests
then followed after which a de-
licious lunch was served.
The roll call for the next
meeting is one of the supper
menus planned at home.
Home Assignment: Make a
cream soup and a scalloped dish.
Record in record book. Plan a
supper menu and work on your
record books which are to 'be
brought to next meeting.
WALTON
(Mrs. D. Ennis was hostess for
theApril meeting of the Wal-
ton group of the WMS last Wed,'
evening, April 18th with 24 la-
dies in attendance. The presi-
dent, Mrs. T. Dundas was in
charge and opened the meeting
with hymn 579 "We Plough the
Fields and Scatter" followed Iby
prayer. Mrs, Ella Marshall read
the scripture lesson from
pians 2: 1-11. Continents on the
scripture and a poem, "Yes Sir
It Is" were given by the Presi-
dent. Prayer was offered Ihy
Mrs. Geo.Dundas. The topic "A
King's Wise Choice" was taken
by Mrs. '!C.:Lydiatt. The minutes
of the previous meeting were
read by Mrs. Ferne ,Patterson
and approved. Mrs. F. Kirkby
gave an itemized account of
money received at the bazaar
held last month. All assisting at
the bazaar deserve great ,credit
for the efficient manner in
which they .worked. Roll call was
answered with the word "an-
nointed". Ways and means of
improving ,the bazaar in the fu-
ture were discussed. A re -affili-
ation service of the CGIT and
WMS. will be ,held on (Monday
evening, April 30th in the church
and the ladies of the W.A.Iwill
be in charge of the lunch. Miss
Florence Elford of 'Seaforth will
be guest speaker on this occa-
sion. Goods unsold at bazaar
were put on .display and a nice
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sung was realized frons goods
sold, The closing hymn 568
"The Day Thou 'Gavest", follow-
ed by the Mizpah Benediction.
'Contests were conducted by Mrs.
J. 'Clark. 'Lunch was served by
the hostess assisted by Mrs. P.
MoDonald, Mrs. 13.. Watson and
Mrs. Perna Patterson.
BRUC'EFi:E LD
At the April Meeting of the
Woman's 'Missionary Auxiliary
there was an impressive ,Easter
Service of Worship on the
theme, Rejoicing in Hope. The
meeting opened with quiet anus-
ic and Mrs. H. Dalrymple and
Mrs. L. Wilson were in cdrarge.
The responsive scripture reading
was taken from Matthew 28: 1-
9, followed with prayer. ,Mrs. S.
Davison took the chair for the
(business and read the legend of
the Dogwood 'tree. It was from
this tree the ,Cross of 'Christ
was made, and there were on
display brandhes of blossoms
from this tree. The roll call was
answered with an Easter mess-
age, and the treasurer, Mrs. W.
J. MOBeabh reported the thank -
offering 835.25. Miss 'M. Swan
gave 'the visiting coanmibtee's re-
port. Mrs. J. Cairns gave a
splendid report of the morning
session of the Presbyterial held
at .Exeter and (Mrs. R. Allan
spoke on the afternoon session.
'Mrs. Ham and Mrs. T. B. Baird
gave the Missionary program.
Mrs. Ham reach an Easter story,
Lo I anti with you always, and
Mrs. Baird, Mission Tides. The
meeting closed with the Mizpah
Benediction.
WINTHROP
On Sunday evening, April 15
the Winthrop 'CGIT held their
re -affiliation service in the
Church, The girls entered the
Church from the back singing
hymn 46 "All Hail the 'Power of
Jesus' Name". The call to Wor-
ship was given and hymn 112,
`9iejoice, the Lord is King" was
sung. The scripture was read Iby
Joan Somerville and Audrey
Godkin led in prayer. We then
had the re -affiliation service
with the new members (being
presented with their badges by
'NIrs. 'Gilbert Snribh, (Pres., of the
WMS., and Margaret Boyd pre-
sented cher with an envelope
from the ,CGIT fon the WMS.
We 'then had the "Building of a
Church", those taking part were
Dianne Bolton, !Sandra Doig,
Gloria Boyd, Lois Ann .Sosner-
ville, Barbara Driscoll, and Mar
jorie Boyd. Our guest' speaker
was Mrs. McCreath leader of
the Walton ICGIT. Theoffering
was received by (Margaret Alex-
ander and Eileen Dollmage, this
was followed by the ,Candle
Lighting service with 'Lois Ann
Somerville, Shirley Dolrnage,
Merle Godkin, .Edith Boyd and
,Georgina Little taking (part. Mr.
Holden gave ashorttalk
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THE SEAFORTH NEWS --Thursday, April 26, 1956
NOTICE
To all our Customer Friends:
In appreciation of your support for the
past 11 years, we are continuing our
regular Tuesday calls at
Sills Hardware, Seaforth
Beatty Washer Service
F. Skelton & Son
-STORE
AS At
Carol Lyn
Shop
Spring Clearance
Sale
THURS. FRI. SAT.
ALL OUR
SPRING DRESSES
Reg, 9.95 to 18.95
•0% off
Silks, Crepes, Spring Shades
BLOUSES
1.98 2.98 3.98
SKIRTS
Reg. to 12.95 '
20% OFF
Wools, Checks. Tweeds
SWEATERS
CARDIGANS
2.0% off
HENSALL
Mr. and Mrs. C. Volland of
Goderich were weekend visitors
with their son and daughter-in-
law, Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Vol -
land.
BRODHAGEN
Mr. Donald ALluens"of Hamil-
ton with Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Ahrens,
Regent Theatre
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IF YOU DON'T WEAR OUR SHOES,
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CONTRACT BARLEY
New contract this year should bring
higher price per bushel than pricing
basis on former contracts
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AMOVIENONSaffiiii
CROP REPORT
Rain along with light snow
falls accompanied by cold wea-
ther delayed seeding almost en-
tirely this past week. Most farm-
ers appreciated the delay as it
gave them further time to pre-
pare for seeding operations.
However, everyone hopes for
good seeding weather next week.
Slightly in excess •of 1,200 (bush-
els of Garry Oats has been dis-
tributed for agricultural society
field Icrep competitions and the
4-H 'Gran IGIu'b programme says
G. W. Montgomery, Agricultural
Representative dor Huron Coun-
ty'.
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7.30 to 9.30 A.M.
Week days as well as Sundays for the months of:
May, June, July, August and September
During the summer months, the number of services we have to perform
are greatly increased. This will allow the technician to get started earlier
in the day.
We find that calls are normally received earlier during the sumnner,
therefore, we believe this will be no hardship to anyone.
'With our increase in volume of business, it has become necessary to
put additional lines into some of our offices. This required changes in
some of our telephone numbers. The following telephone numbers are
now in effect.'
Clinton, phone Hunter 2-3441
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Tara, phone 138R2
Guelph, phone 237
Arthur, phone 115
Kincardine, phone 460
Waterloo and Kitchener, Sherwood 2-8397
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