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TOWN TOPICS
Attending Synod at 'Kitchener
this 'week etre Rev. J. H. James,
W. E. Southgate, R. J. ISp+i+btal.
tMr..and Mrs. Wm. Austin 'and
two children intend moving to
Flint, Mich., in June.
Winner of the Fina service
station jeep last week was Ken-
neth Ebbue, Goderudii St West.
10p1. K. T. and Mrs. Adams
'and Gerald of (Winnipeg are
spending two weeks with M.
and Mrs. E. Adams.
Miss Julia Flannagan spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
John Neilson in New Hamburg.
Mr. Ron Sills, Kitchener, was
a weekend guest at' his honi:e
here.
IMr. Joe Laudenlbach, Toronto,
spent the weekend with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Leaden
(bash.
Mrs. H. McIver was a week-
end guest at the (home of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward McIver, Strat-
ford.
Mrs. !Stewart Henderson, Mi:
chael and (Patricia, of Mitchell,
spent the weekend with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Matthews.
Mr. and :Mrs. Arnold Stansel'1
:and family of 'Aylmer were
weekend visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph 'McFadden.
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:Mr. and Mrs. Austin Fled of
Teeswater •spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac McGavin.
,Sharon 'Prike spent the week-
end with Mr. and .Mrs. Wurin.
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS
.Q13y Jack Melady)
"Open House" was hell at
Seaforth High School last Fri-
day evening with a large .attend-
ance of students, parents and
friends. The various rooms were
open for 'inspection and demon-
strations of student projects, as
well as equipment were on dis-
play. In 'the Home Ec. room a
host of artieles were offered for
sale at a 'bazaar and chances
were taken on a quilt. The win-
ner of the quilt Was 'Mi•. C. M.
Smith, a member of the school.
board.
After the rooms closed at 9:80
a short program followed in the
auditorium. This program feat-
ured a fashion show, square
dancing and singing. Ruth 'Howe.
Myrtle 'Knox, Mary Dennis, Au-
drey Hackwell, and Doris John-
ston sang and Ruth Sills was
commentator for the fashion
show
Our annual field day will be
May Day Tea
The Women's Hospital Auxiliary
invite the pubis to tour the
Hospital and have tea at the
Nurses' Residence
FRIDAY, MAY 11
BETWEEN 3 AND 5
The Auxiliary takes this opport-
unity to show its appreciation to
the public for support during
the year
Card Party & Dance
IN DUBLIN
Under auspices of the Parent -
Teachers Association
FRIDAY, MAY 18
Cards commence at 9 P.M.
Somebody's daughter .
It couldn't, of course, be YOUR
daughter. This girl has no one
to care for her and her unborn
child. Both face a future dark
with shame and bitterness, fruit
of folly and betrayal.
But not without hope. In. the
havens, homes and hospitals of
Tho Understanding Heart The Salvation Army the unwed
and the Human Touch mother and her babe are given
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compassionate care and thq
chance to build virtuous and
happy lives. Aren't you glad
there is a Salvation Army?
To all who have fallen by the
wayside from whatever cause,
The Salvation Army offers
refuge and hope. To equip its
faithful workers for these tasks
of mercy and restoration, it
relies confidently on YOU.
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THE S • j TI ': ARMY
SHIELDRED APPEAL
TREASURER: CLAIRE REITH, Seaforth
held next week, weather permit-
ting. The junior section for par-
ticipants includes all boys and
girls under 16, intermediate un-
der 17, and senior over 17,
These ages are tabulated from
She first of •September 1956.
Field Day c'hannpions last year
were: Boys, junior -413M Strong;
Intermediate—Wayne McMich-
ael;
ael; and (Senior—!Bill Litowski.
In the girls competition the win-
ner in the junior section was
Greta 'Pfaff; intermediate, Ruth
Sills, and senior, Lena ,Miller.
Well, the (big news aro-land
school this week concerns the
elections for the Student iCoun-
cil of next year. The school is
literally plastered with campaign
posters, signs, and (brightly col-
ored "Vote for So and .S•o" pro-
paganda.
There are four students run-
ning for president: Ron iSicoins,
Sally Nobt, +Charlie Dungey, and
Alice •Ohristie. (Those •candidates
running for secretary are: Paye
Ross, Ruth 'Sills, 'Beryle 1VIcPar-
lane and Marion +McLlwain.
`Either Beatrice !Sietnon or
.Barb Boyd will be our treasur-
er next year.. The runner-up for
president twill !become vice-presi-
dent.
For the first time in four
years, we •are to have a !precision
squad in the cadet inspection on
,May 22. The members of the
platoon are under the instructor-
ship of Bill Dinsmore, Bruce
McFadden, and Ron Scoins.
Last Friday !afternoon, Joanne
IBeuermann, accompanied by
Mies 'McIntyre attended the
Queen's Club in London. A. tour
of some of the 'interesting places
in London was highlighted by a
visit at (the IOFPL TV 'Station.
During the week some grade
12 and 13' boys ,were .interviewed
by officials from the •Canada
Packers head office in Toronto.
'These men wanted office em-
ployees, preferably farm boys,
with a desire to remain with the
company and works up. Appar-
ently some fairly satisfactory
offers were made, judging from
some of the comments made by
those concerned.
The Students' iCouncil are
sponsoring a school dance on
Friday evening. This will be the
last dance before cadet dance
so we urge everyone to attend.
The orchestra has not been de-
cided on as yet (at the time of
this printing) ..
• Question of the week: Would
Mr. (Pegg he interested in any
question of the week? If so he
may find ont by applying to me.
KIPPEN
Recent visitors of 'Mr. and
Mrs. E. ,Dawson were Mr. Wan.
Cook, Goderioh, 'Me. and Mrs.
John Keyes and family of near
)Bayfield and Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Wendor and Miss Margaret
Wendor of 'London.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Chris Heist of
Zurich were ;,'Monday visitors of
Mr. and 'Mrs. S..Oudmore.
Miss Margaret 'McKay, Mr.
Mr. and (Mrs. Wm. Kyle and
Mr. Emmerson Kyle spent Mon-
day in Kitchener.
KIPPEN EAST
The May meeting of the Kip -
pen East 'Women's Institute will
be held at the home of Mrs. W.
Broadfoot on May 16 at 8.30
p.m. This is community activi-
ties and public relations meeting.
Miss A. Varley will be co -hostess
and the roll •call to 'be answered
by a current event of 25 years
ago. The guest speaker, .Mrs. W.
P Roberts. A poem by :Mrs. Rue -
sell Brock; current events by
Mrs. V. Alderdice. Lunch, Mrs.
A. McMurtrie, Mrs. R. Brock,
Mrs. W. Workman, Mrs. R.
Chapman, Mrs. B. McGregor.
NORTH McKILLOP
TheBethel W.M.S. and W. A.
held their May •meetings at the
home of Mrs. 'Glen McNichol on
Thursday afternoon, May 4th.
Mrs. Leonard Leeching 'was in
charge of 'bhe devotional service.
She chose as her theme "The
Gospel according to you". Hymn
351 was sung followed by scrip-
ture readings by (Mrs. Percy
Dalton and Mrs. Roy +Wildfong.
.Mas. Ralph 1VIeNichol gave a
temperance reading. Mrs. IOhas.
Boyd .and Mrs. Earl IMYlLs gave
reports of the Presbyterial meet-
ing 'held at Exeter in April. The
topic "Our New 1Oanadtans" was
given in form( of a skit. Those
taking part were Mrs. Wm. Roe,
Mrs. John' Burch, Mrs Don Den-
nis, Mrs. Wm. Dennis, Ethel and
Teenie Dennis. Mas. Ohas Boyd
gave an outline of the Baby
Band. Nineteen membersare en-
rolled in the Baby Band. The
president, Teenie Dennis con-
ducted the (business part of 'the
meeting. The meeting• then dos-
ed with hymn 28.8.
%Mrs. Wm. Roe president of
the W. A. opened the aneeting
with a prayer. Minutes of the
last 'meeting were read 'and ad-
opted. Nineteen members an-
swered the roll. call. (Proceeds
from the pot luck supper were
984.126. Ethel (Dennis movedthat
935.00' be sent to the M. 'and M.
Fund. This was seconded by
Mrs. L. Leming. 'Card's of
thanks dram Mrs. Fred +Glaatville
and Mrs. 'Dave Boyd were read.
Mrs; Leonard Learning and :Mrs.
Joe Thornton voiced their
thanks. The meeting then closed
with hymn 562 after which Mrs.
lvoe pronounced 'the 'benediction.
EGMONDVILLE
Mrs. Wm. and Mrs. .. (Elmer
IOameron were. joint (hostesses
for the joint meeting of the •Eg-
nvondvilleIW,MdS'. and IW. A.
Auxiliaries on 'Web. May 2nd.
MTS. Milroy, W. M. S. Vice.
President for Group 1, opened
the meeting by reading a poems,
"A tribute to our ,Mothers", and
•also spoke on the worship theme,
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First Presbyterian
Church
Rev. D. Glenn Campbell
Minister
10 A.M. Church School and
Bible Class
11 a.m. Christian Family
.Service.
7 p.m., Y.P.S. Service
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Northside United Church
Rev. Bruce W. Hall, Minister
10 a.m., 'Church School and
Adult Bible Class.
11 a.m., Morning Worship.
.Sermon theme, "Our Gratitude
'for /Mother. The Sacrament of
Infant !Baptism.
ToddlersGroup and Jr. Con-
gregation.
7 p.m., Evening 'Worship.
'Sermon, "Try (Ducks!"
8.15 Y.P.U.
Egmondville United Church
Rev. W. E. Milroy, Minister.
10 a.m., IOhurdh 'School and
adult class.
11 a.m., 'Christian (Flaanily Day
Worship ,W1th !Church ,School tak-
ing part. Sermon. "The !Home of
Jesus".
7 p.m., Evening Praise,
Thursday at 7.30 mid week
service.
McKillop Pastoral Charge
Bethel •Church, -Mother's Day
Service 10 a.'m., Sunday School
at 11 a,'m.;; (Cavan, Winthrop,
Sunday School .Mothers' Day
grogram 10 a.m. Service 11.15
a.m.; (Duff's 'Church, United.
Mothers' Day Service for .Church
and Sunday School at 2 p.m.;
Y.P.U. (Cavan Church at 8 p.m.—
,Rev. S. R. Holden, ,Minister.
"Wonder and Adoration". Mrs.
Pepper led in prayer. Mrs. Mil-
roy continued Iby reading an ar-
ticle on the "Magnetic Christ",
and the power that dra4vs us to
Him". Miss Rena McKenzie read
from Is. chap. 53 for the scrip-
ture reading and Mrs. Milroy
read a hymn of Adoration writ-
ten by a woman at the end of
World War I. Prayer by Mrs.
Milroy and the singing of the
hymn, "Beneath the Cross of
Jesus", .closed this .part of the
meeting.
/The rest of ,the WMS meeting
was in charge of Mrs. A. Pep-
per. .Mrs. Aikenhead .gave as her
'Christian Stewardship 'message
"Wiry give to my •Church?" Mrs.
Lindsay, Temperance (Secretary,
said, our liberty in regards to
diquor drinking should be limit-
ed..Mrs. D. Stephenson reported
11 'home calls and 2 hospital
calls had been 'made. An invita-
tion from the Varna Society to
attend their moeting .on .May 29
was 'accepted. The Secretary was
instructed to write to our Mis-
sionary, Miss Margaret Brown
in Hong Kong to find out 'about
her work. Mrs. E, (Stephenson
and Mrs. IS. Jackson sang a
pleasing duet, "Lord 'Change My
Heart". The hymn, "In 'Christ
there is no 'East or West" was
sung after which (Prances Hous-
ton continued the study book,
speaking about the different im-
migrants coming to Canada and
how they are helped by the
United !Church. Mrs. R. McGon-
igle gave an interesting report
of the (Huron W.M.S./Presby-
terial held in Exeter and men-
tioned especially •'the address
given by Miss Grace 'Patterson,
returned missionary 'from India,
who said that the church in In-
dia has made great advancement
since 1917, and asked for our
continued 'prayers and support
for the note 'Church and its
leaders.
(The W. A. Auxiliary in oharge
of Mrs. Durst was opened' by the
singang of the hymn, "Before
Jehovah's Awful Throne" and
Mrs. M. Nett read the scripture
lesson from Psalm 8. The topic,
"Wonder, Reverence and Ador-
ation" was taken by 'Mrs. Hay.
Man is made in God's image and
He wants our love and adora-
tfoi . Following the topic Mrs.
Hay led in prayer. During the
business period the roll call was
answered by a verse containing
the word honour, and the 'min-
utes of the April meeting were
read. Our organization will sup-
port the Seaforth W. I. in their
efforts to endeavour to get a
pulblic rest room in ;Seaforth.
The (Huron Presbyterial W. A.
is being held in :Ontario Street
.Church Clinton, on May 9 and
our members were urged to at-
tend. An invitation was accepted
to 'attend Brucefield Visitors'
Day meeting on June 6 and an-
nouncement made of a (Birthday
Tea to be held in our church
basement on June 13. After
singing the 'hymn "0 Lord of
Heaven and Earth and !Sea", the
meeting was closed with the Miz-
paih 'Benediction and lunch was
served by 'Grohs 1 in charge of
•Mrs. Forbes.
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CROP REPORT
The (Centralia weather station
reported Ibhalt 2.99 inches of rain
Tell in that area of the county
from Friday morning, •April 27
to Monday (morning Apail 30th
and this rainfall was general
over the 'county, This resulted in
little or no seeding the week of
Apr. 30th -flay 6.bh. Seeding will
be further •delayed as amore rain
and snow fell later in the week.
Water lay on some .fields for
•days and on the other fields the
soil was badly washed and
eroded. Many fields of spring
grain will have to be reseeded
and on •other fields if not re-
seeded the spring grain will 110
'doubt be quite patchy.
.Geln,erally speaking farmers
are 'becoming discouraged with
the poor weather and resulting
unfavourable seeding 'conditions.
With no activity on the'land, 200
Turnip Growers attended a
"Turnip Infommatiofn Moulting"
in (Exeter on May 3rd, which
covered all phases of the in-
dustry, says G. W. Montgomery,
Agrieultural Representative for
Huron County.
COUPLES' CLUB
St. Thomas' .Couples' Club met
in the Parish Hall on April 27
with 9 couples present. The
meeting opened with a hymn
and prayer land the minutes of
the last meeting read. A col-
lection was received for a pres-
ent for
res-entfor Mrs..Shirley Wright who
is a patient in Victoria 'Hospital,
London. Mr. and Mrs, Art Stac-
ey and Mr. and 'Mrs. Maurice
Brawn volunteered for entertain-
ment for the next meeting to be
held .May 25th in the form of a
weiner roast, weather permit-
ting. Rev. James closed with
benediction and a social time
was spent with movies and
games. The usual potluck 'luneh
was thoroughly enjoyed.
Brownie's
DRIVE-IN
LIMITED
CLINTON
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Next to the Community Park
THURSDAY & FRIDAY
May 10 and 11
"The Best Years of
Our Lives"
• Virginia Mayo
• Frederick March
Dana Andrews and Myrna Lay
CARTOON
SATURDAY & MONDAY
May 12 and 14
"Darling How Could
You"
• Joan Fontaine
• John Lund
• Mona Freeman
TWO CARTOONS
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
May 15 and 16
"French Line"
(Color)
• Jane Russell
(ADULT) TWO CARTOONS
BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 8 P.M.
SHOW STARTS AT DUSK
CHILDREN UNDER 12 IN CARS FREE
Look Safe .. Feel Safe . .
Be Safe.,.
SPRING CLEAN UP WEEK
May 13-19, 1956
J. F. Scott, Fire Chief Seaforth
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
Tax Prepayment
Receipts for 1956
The Town of Seaforth will pay 4 per cent
per annum up to August 31, 1956,
on all prepaid 1956 taxes
Certificates and full particulars may be
obtained from the Town Clerk's Office in
the Town Hall
D. H. WILSON, Treasurer
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John Deere 8 ft. Cultivator, like new
Mc. -Deering 13 Disc Fertilizer Drill
Massey..R3arris 6 ft. Binder
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