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Home My WebLink AboutThe Seaforth News, 1954-06-24, Page 4WALTON Mr. Wm, Bolger of Edmonton e Alta„ visiting with friends here, Airs. John- Shannon In Toronto with friends, Miss Amye Love, Toronto, visiting' with Mr. and Mrs, Walter .Broadfoot, i Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bennett, Clin- ton, with Mr, and Mrs, Ron Bennett, fMs'. Wm. Palmer of Leadbury is confined to his bed with a heart con- dition, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Ennis, Ruth Ann, Ronald and Mr, and Mis, Fred Miller with friends in Preston and Galt, Miss Barbara Patterson is visiting with friends in Toronto; Mr. Joseph Hackwell is visiting with his sister, Mrs. Emily Naylor in Rochester, N.Y. The wind and rain storm which passed over this section of the coun- ty of Huron, played havoc with some of the farm buildings, Bury Del- bergue, of 16th of Grey tp. had his •barn roof torn off, and it is also re- ported ted some wooden silos were blown tlpwn, The June meeting of the Walton group of the WMS and WA was held at the home of Mrs. Silas Johnston on Wednesday evening, The presi-I dent, Mrs. Ronald Bennett opened the meeting with hymn 480 after which the Lord's Prayer was repeat- ed in unison and Psalm 731 was read responsively. The treasurer, Mrs. ('rank Kirkby gave the financial re- port and the secretary's report was given by Mrs. Fern Patterson, Mrs, Frank Kirkby gave a splendid topic on hymns and theh composers, Dur- ing the business period final arrange- ments were made for the Garden Party to be held on June 23rd. The meeting closed with hymn 288 and the Mizpah Benediction repeated in unison, Following the meeting .hs. Don- ald McNeil conducted several con- tests. Lunch was served by Mrs. Si- las Johnston and the following la- dies: Mrs. William Bennett; Mrs. Lloyd Porter, Miss Bessie Davidson and Mrs. Fern Patterson. The July meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. M. Thomas on July ltth. TT HI.S• JA +'ORTX INTVWS THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1954 ' HENSALL, Holy Communion will be observed attIe' morning service in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday, June 27th with the minister, Rev. J. B. Fox in charge. July 4 to Aug, 1st (incl) Combined iChurch services and church school will be held in Carmel Church at the usual hours with Rev, W. J. Rogers in charge. The annual congregational picnic of Carmel Church will, be held after 4 p.m, on Fri'daY, June 25th at .Sea- forth Lions Park, Anyone wishing transportation to the picnic are ask-. ed to meet at the church shortly aft- er 4 p.ni. Mrs. Charles Fiford and son Mark have just returned from a pleasant visit with Mrs. Word's relatives in London, England, and with Mr. J'if- ord's relatives in Guernsey. Mr. Ronald Passmore left last week for Toronto where he will take a course at Radio College. Rebekah Lodge Clones For Sumner Months The last regular meeting of Am- ber Rebekah Lodge 349 until Sep- tember was held in the Lodge rooms on Wednesday evening with Mrs, Dorothy Parker N.G. in the chair. Several "thank you" notes were read from members for cards and treats eleceived. An inaugural meeting will be held at Seaforth on Wednesday, June 30 to install the newly appointed DDP, Mrs. Ann Henderson. The representa- tives and Noble Grands of the lodge are invited. The annual IOOF and Rebekah picnic will be held at the Lions Park, Seaforth, on Wednesday, July 7th. The nomination for the of- ficers for the fall term were as fol- lows: Miss Mabelle Whiteman, Noble Grand; Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Vice Grand; Mrs. Myrtle Orr, and Mrs. Hazel McEwen, Recording (Secretary; Mrs. Aldee Volland, Financial Secre- tary; Mrs, Olga Chipchase, Treas. Following the meeting a social hour was enjoyed during which bingo was played and refreshments served. Mrs. Gladys Mitchell won the special bingo prize and Mrs. Vera Smale, the lucky cup prize. Mrs. Leona Parke PNG of Amber Rebekah Lodge attended the 100th Anniversary Assembly meeting of Grande Lodge IOOF and Rebekahs held in Toronto last week. • n111111111111111.1.111111111111..1....11. a 111011411111111111111111.1.1311111 llllllllllln 11.111.1.1111.11.11111111.,.111111.11.,1111,11.1111.1...11..1 bi LAKEVIEW CASINO GRAND BEND GRAND SUMMER OPENING SATURDAY - JUNE 26 Dancing Every Night Till Labor Day NEIL McKAY and his NEW ALL-STAR ORCHESTRA featuring VOCALS by Jack Levi and Johnny Noubarian GUITAR by Eddie Bell and a NEW STAR ACCORDIONIST - ELEANOR EDWARDS A NEW BAND ! NEW ARRANGEMENTS 1 NEW SONGS ! LISTENABLE and DANCEABLE! y Dancing Every Night ! &amm ia:m 1111mn.111111...111111.11,111.110„1111,1111011/1.11111111111111,0111 .1,un11011.1111n1011111n11111111111,.,111111111... aumpanamm NOTICE TOWN OF SEAFORTH All persons in the Municipality owning or har- boring dogs must purchase 1954 licenses for same on or before June 30th, 1954. Licenses will be issued from the Treasurer's Office in the Town Hall, or from the Tax Collector, Harold Maloney. After that date summonses through the Court will be issued to the owners or harborers of dogs not having licenses. All dogs must wear license tags. No dogs to be allowed to run at large. STARTED PULLETS SUSSEX x RED, RED x ROCK, and RED x SUSSEX Available at any age, some now on range.— Free delivery on any number, call and ask about them. We also have Capons. Our Prices are right W. C. HENDERSON "STARTED CHICKS” PIiONI 683-J SDAFORTH SEAFORTH MONUMENT WORKS Open Daily Phone 363 J T. PRYDE AND SON Enquiries Are Invited JDXETER CLINTON Phone 41 J Phone 103 GOLDEN WEDDING Mr, and Mrs. G. W. ,Nott, Clinton, formerly of Huron Road west of Sea - forth, l observed their e it goldoii wedding oir Saturday, Assisting them was their family of three girls, Mrs. Bert (Iva) Boyds, Clinton, Mrs, 14.. E. • (Evelyn) Garrioch, Windsor, Miss Leola Nott, Detroit, and four grandsons and two granddaughters, Mr. and Mrs. 'Nott were married et the lionie of the bride's parents by the late Rev, Dr, A, R. Cools. Ml's. Nott is the former Alice Laur• ena Dale, a daughter of "Mr, and Mrs. William Dale, Tuckeremith, She is the last survivor of a family'of three, KIPPEN On Tuesday morning, 'March 2, Birehton and vicinity were saddened to learn of the death of one of their highly esteemed and respected rest - 'dents, Rev, Albert Hinton, who passed away very suddenly at his home following a heart attack. Mr, Minton was born in London, England, in 1882. As a young man he worked as it stonemason at Wind- sor Castle, before coming to Canada in 1907. He was united in marriage to Lucy Ricketts, who survives him. Of this union four children were born, Mur- iel, Mrs. Fraser Cliff, of Pointe Erie'Claire, Enid, Mrs, 'rie (Richards, ROAF., Chatham, T.B., and two sons, Edward Hinton, of Edmonton, Alta., and Stanley Hinton, of Sorel. After corning to Canada Mr. Hin- ton entered Wesleyan Theological College in Montreal, where he grad- uated in 19.15.. He started as a Metho- dist minister in his first circuit at Lakefield, Que., later serving at Gan- anoque East, Ont., Rawdon, Cowans- vilie, South Mountain, Ont„ and Montreal, at the former Shaw Mem •orial Church, From there he went to the Lilly Memorial Church at Pointe Claire late ` t Danville Claire, t z c and. to hip - pen, Ont„ where he retired in .1952, After retiring be came bo Birehton, where he was stationed till Iris death. As a younger roan Ms hobbies were cycling and golf, and in later years poetry and wood working. Special mention should be made of the beau- tiful .pulpit and communion , table which he donated to the Birehton (Church and• which Inc made and fin- ished himself by hand, and for which the Birehton congregation is grateful and proud to have in his memory, Mr. Hinton was a man of sterling character, a kind husband and father, and a good neighbor, who will be, greatly missed in the community as a minister and friend. Prayers were said at the home, with funeral service at the Birehton United Church, Rev. T. D, F. Everett, First Presbyterian Church Rev. D. Glenn Campbell, Minister 10 A.M. Bible Class and Church School — 11 A.M. SRl(MON—BUILDING THE NATION Junior Congregation — 7 P.M. THE EVENING SERVICE OP PRAISE will be led by a Choir of more than GO voices made up of children from surrounding school sections, COME TO CHURCH — You will enjoy these services G ENT THEATRE 1 .� i sly o�,r rx Pci NOW PLAYING TOUBLE ALONG THE WAY Jolla Wayne -Donna heed It's tile Quiet Mali back again in lila most laughable pioture Mon, Tues, Wed, MA 4 PA KETTLE AT HOME Marjorie Main -Percy Kilbride, Ma & Pa are back on the farm malting it into a laugh packed Jamboree of Sherbrooke, had charge of the ser- Bulwer sang two favorite hymns of vice, with ,Rev, Alex Cameron, of the deceased, with Mrs, Arthur Ro- Sawyerville, giving the address. He gers at the organ. spoke highly of Rev, Mr. Hinton and The bearers were Everett Parker, gave comforting words to the bereav-Ralph Todd, George Laterwood ancd ed.• Many ministers of the surround- Arthur Rogers. ing locality were present and took The floral offerings were numer- part in the service, showing the high oils and beautiful, showing the high esteem in which Mr. Hinton was held, esteem in which Mr. Hinton was held The united choirs of Birehton and by all who ,knew him. mu,m.,..,n,,,,.n,n„i.,,,mu,,,u,u,,,,u.,.,m.n„n,a„.mm„m,n,nu.aum,mm,n,uam,mm,uu un,,,,wa,,,,uu,.u„r Don't Buy Those Shoes Until You See What We Have To Offer . JUST ARRIVED— Men's Burgundy Rik Blucher Oxfords. 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