The Seaforth News, 1953-01-15, Page 4THE S BAFORTH NEWS
Junior BHOD ,EY
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WALTON
Latest report on Frank Kirkby's
condition, who is in Victoria Hospit-
al, London, is that he expects to be
home soon, and is progressing very
well.
The January meeting of the C. G.
I. T. was held in the schoolroom of
the "L'ttite,l Church on Saturday aft-
ernoon with a large attendance, The
Meeting opened with the call to
worship by Edna Martin, - scripture
lesson read by Barbara Patterson,
prayer by Edna Martin. A poem was
read by Olene Dundas. Election of
officers for 1053 as follows:
fres„ June Hackwell; Vice Pres.,
Barbara Patterson; Sec„ Doris
ohnston; treas., Elizabeth McGav-
In: pianist, Audrey Haekwell; assist-
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When you need help in a hurry, you reach
for your telephone ... Think of the difference
it makes —just knowing yore telephone is
there, ready to serve you in any
emergency. No price can measure its usefulness.
1 �,1 THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA
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ant, Clair Haekwell. Topic •was talc -
en by the leader, Mrs, T. McCreath.
February meeting' to be held at the
;home of Miss June Hockwell.
The W.M.S. of Walton United
Chureh was held in the basement of
the church with Mrs. H. Johnston
presiding. Hyinn 148 was sung, The
scripture was taken. f oM St, Luke
which was followed by ,prayer. The
secretary's report was given, The
roll call was answered by paying
fees for the coining year, The
treasurer's report was given. The
secretary's reports were given from
each of the groups. Hymn 210 was
read followed by hymn 880.. The of-
fering was then taken. Tho Sth of
Morris Group had the program, led
by Mrs. Ken McDonald, her helpers
were Mrs. E. Bryans. Mrs, A. McCall
And Mrs, Martin, Hymn 254 was
sung, The meeting closed with the
Benediction. The officers for the
coming year are as follows:
Honorary Pres., Mrs, E. Bryans;
Past Pres , Mrs, C. Martin; Pres.,
Mrs, H. Johnston; lot Vice Pres.,
Mrs. Jr McDonald; 2nd Vice Pres.,
Mrs. A, Coutts; Treas., Mrs, N.
Reid; Sec., .Mrs. Marshall; Press
.Sec., Mr's. Stevens; Community
Friendship Sec, Mrs. W. Broadfoot;
Sec. of Temperance and Christian
Fellowship, Mrs. D. Watson; Pianist,
Mrs. H. Cuthill; Missionary Monthly
Sec., Mrs. M. Sebade; Stewardship
Sec., Mrs. H. Kirkby; Literature
Sec., Mrs. H. Travis; Mission Band
Supt., Mrs. A, McCall, Assistant,
Mrs, J. Smith; Baby Band Supt,,
Mrs, G, McGavin; C.G.I.T. Leader,
Mrs. NlcCreatlt, Mrs. F. Kinldby, Miss
Margaret Stevens; Auditors, Mrs.
M. Marks, Mrs. J. McDonald,
The January meeting of the Wo-
men's Association of Walton United
Church met on Tuesday afternoon
at 2 p.m. with the President, Mrs.
Turnbull presiding. The meeting
opened with hymn 571. A Collect, by
Mary Stewart followed by the Lord's
Prayer. The minutes of the last
meeting were read and approved. The
treasurer's report was then given by
Mrs. Holmes with a balance of
$743,23 on hand, Several items of
business were dealt with. It was de-
cided to have a+ potluck supper for
the annual meeting in the near fu-
ture. The meeting closed with the
Mizpalt Benediction.
Word has been received of the'tlenth
of Rev, F. W. Craik nt Alliston.
The Canadian Bank
of Commerce
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TUCKERSMITH
The Tuelcersmith Ladies' Club
held their January meeting at the
hone of Mrs. R. Brown with 18
members and 5 visitors present, The
meeting opened with the opening
Ode followed by a song, "Bring back
my Bonnie". Then all reports were
given, Several business topics were
discussed, Program consisted of a
reading •by Mrs. Roberts and a con-
test by Mrs. H. Johns won by Mrs.
E. Townsend. It was decided to do-
nate a blanket to both Seaforth and
Clinton Hospitals, also decided to
give $10. to March of Dirties, and
510 to Ambulance Fund, and Turn-
er's Church $20. A song entitled, "I
don't want to play in your Yard"
was sung. The meeting closed with
Homemakers' Prayer.
The next meeting to be held at
the home of Mrs. Greg McGregor,
the roll call—Everybody (including
visitors) brings a 5 -cent comic val-
entine.
BRODHAGEN
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Querengesser
and Mrs. Henry L, Diego! were guests
of Mr, and Mrs. Martin Diegel last
Thursday on the occasion of Mr. Die.
gel's 44th birthday.
Rev, and 31i's. W. Becker entertain-
ed members of tate Miami' board and
their wives on Thursday evening.
Mr. J. F. Prueter has left for Day-
tona Beach, Florida, for several
months, His aunt, Mrs. lute Rug who
resides with hint is staying at the
ltorne of Mr: and Mrs. Wilfred Ah-
rens during his absence.
Mr'. and Mrs. W. L. Querengesser,
Mr. and Mrs, Russell Sholdice and
ftunily were guests of bit'. and Mrs.
Don Markle in Woodstock on Sunday.
Miss Marlene Diegel and IIIc, Cnhin
Diego! entertained a number of young
people of the village recently.
Miss Anna Dipple and Miss Marg-
aret Johnston of Mitchell with their
friend Miss Joanne Rock,
The church sheds are again being
used far a skating rink and skating
is in full swing. The ice has been
made larger this year and a dressing
room added. It is under the leadership
of the Stewards of the Christian
Home (Married Couples Group of tate
Church),
!Vit'. and Mrs, Chas. Ahrens quietly
celebrated their 43rd wedding anniv-
ersary on Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Pryce, Roger
and Peggy 0f Kitchener with Mr, and
Mrs. Harry Beuerman on Sunday.
Mr. John Mueller of Hamilton at
the home of Mr. and Mrs, Aug. Hille-
brecht for the weekend, Mrs. Mueller
and Ruth Ann who have been here
for several weeks while Mrs. Mueller
has been convalescing after an oper-
ation iu Seaforth Hospital. returned
house with frim.
McKILLOP
Mrs, Ed Godkin presided for the
devotional exercises of the January
meeting of the Bethel W.M.S. which
met in the Church. The hymn,
"Breathe on me Breath of God"
was sung. Mrs. Ross Leeming read
the scripture lesson. Prayers were
offered by Mrs, R. Hulley, Nix's. R.
Leeming, Mrs. J. Thornton and Mrs.
L. Leeming. A poem "Friendship's
Joy" was read by Ethel Dennis, who
had charge of the study book. She
was assisted by Mrs. W. Roe and
Tennie Dennis. Mrs. S. Hillen con-
ducted the W. A. business meeting.
WINTHROP
On Monday evening in Winthrop
hall a farewell party- was held for
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Davidson and
family. The early part of the even-
ing was spent playing progressive
euchre, prize winners being ladies'
high, Mrs. Glen Haase; gent's, Mr.
A ustin Dolmage; ladies' low, Mrs.
George Pethick; gent's low, Wilber
Godkin. After lunch was served Mr.
and Mrs. Davidson were called to
the platform where an address was
read by Ethel McClure and a purse
of money was presented by Mrs. Al-
ntira Chambers. Mr. and Mrs. Da-
vidson replied in a few well chosen
words and dancing followed to nm -
sic supplied by Glen Haase's record
player and local talent. The address
is as follws:
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Davidson, Ron-
nie, Jacqueline and Kenny,—We,
your friends and neighbors have
gathered together tonight to spend
a social evening with you before
Your departure to your new home in
Stratford. It was with feelings of
deepest regret that we learned that
You are so soon to leave our midst.
You will be greatly missed in the
community, but as Stratford is not
so far away, we hope to see you
back again among us. As a token of
our esteem we would ask you to ac-
cept this gift and hope that it may
remind you of your Winthrop
friends. We trust that you may be
long spared to enjoy happiness,
health and 'prosperity in your new
home. Signed -on behalf of your
friends and neighbors,
Mr. and Mrs. ,Davidson and family
left for their home in Stratford on
Tuesday.
The W. M. S. and W. A. of Cavan
Church met in the schoolroom of the
Church with 26 answering the roll
call. Mrs. Jas. McClure opened the
meeting with hymn 571, "Standing'
at the Portal". Psalm 121 was read
responsively, after which .prayer on
Guidance was given in unison. Mrs.
Dodds took the chair for the W.1VI,S,
part of the meeting. Hymn 887 was
sung, and the minutes of the last
meeting were read and adopted.
Mrs. GilbertSmith gave a Steward-
ship reading, "To -morrow is God's
Secret, but today is ours to Live"..
The offering was received and re-
sponse sung. Mrs. Wim Church gave
the topic on Education for living,
and Literature from the study book,
"Along Africa Trails". Mrs. Ed Mil-
ler and Mrs. George Case read the
scripture. readings. Mrs, Oscar Cuth-
01 offered prayer for Africa, Hymn
182 was sung and Mrs. Church
closed the meeting with prayer.
Lunch was served by Circle 3.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1953
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COMING — PAT AND MIKE
You Save Dollars Here
We have some sizes left in the Ladies
Black Velvet Zipper Golosh, which were
advertised at $4,95 a pair, plenty' • of
time to wear then.—not much time to
sell thetli. �J� a pair
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2 Junior -B Hockey Games at Seaforth this week—
Thursday 16th, it's \\'allacebtu'g, — Saturday 17th it's Sarnia
The minutes were read, also a 'poem
"Are you a Member". 14 members
were present. Mrs, Chas. Boyd read
a letter she had received from a
Christian Indian woman of South
India, who was appealing for help.
Some fine Indian laee handiwork
was displayed. A copper contest and
and surprise suppers will be held
during the year. A scotch social will
be sponsored on Friday, Jan. 23rd in
the school. Mrs. Ross Leeming offer-
ed her home for the next meeting.
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Merchants 8 6 1 1 13
St, Columban S 6• 1 1 13
Egmondville S 2 1 5 5
Winthrop 8 0 0 S 0
Monday Results — Merchants 11,
Winthrop' 6; St. Columban 7, Eg-
mondville 4.
Neat Monday—Merchants vs St.
Columban; Egmondville vs Win-
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