HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1950-09-14, Page 5THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1950
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KIPPEN EAST
The September meeting of I€ippon
East W. I, will be held on evening of
Wednesday the 20th at the home of
Mrs. Ivan Iforsyth with Mrs. Charles
lEyre as co -hostess. This is communi-
ty activities and public relations
meeting. Roll call will be, name a
member of parliament and where
from, Lunch committee, Miss M. Sin-
Clair, Mrs. W. Kyle, Mrs. W. Tre-
meer, Mrs. Campbell Eyre, Mrs.
Gemmell,
BORN
BM= — At Scott Memorial hospital, on
September 7th, to Me. and Mrs. George
$ruse, Seaforth, a son
CAM' BELL—M Scott .Memorial Hospital, on
on September Oth, to Mr. and Mrs, Ben,
'Campbell, Seaforth, a daughter
P AI11Np1X — At Scott Memorial Uosni.
tal, on Sentember 6th, to Mr, and
Mrs. Fergus Feeney. RR. 2 Dublin,
a slaughter
BOOT—At Scott Memorial Hospital, so
Sept.. i3th, to Mr. and Mrs. Bertal Boot,
RR, 2 Seaforth, a daughter
McKillop Fair
AT S.S. #6 SCHOOL
Tuesday, Sept. 19th
Contributions are still pouring in for the McKillop Fair.
The President, Stanley Uillen, Viee President Louis Bolton, and
Board of Directors are making great preparations,
The Brodhagen Baud has been engaged.
Free transportation to the Fair from the Royal corner, Seaforth,
has been arranged by bus.
Suitable pens will be provided for all stock.
It is expected that our members Mr. McLean and Mr. Pryde will
give addresses, also Reeve Beuermann and others.
We expect the Maple City shows, ferris wheel, etc., from London.
Cactus Mac has been engaged by the committee.
A dance will be held In the evening, the music to be provided by
the Desiardine Orchestra.
A draw for a bicycle will take place iu the afternoon.
Parking space for cars.
Booths, afternoon and evening.
Good prizes will be given for best Decorated Boy's and Girl's
wheels, same as last year.
STANLEY HILLEN
President
F. T. FOWLER
Secretary
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TOWN TOPICS
Miss Mona Bennett is spending
two weeks vacation in Jonquiere,
Quebec, with Miss Brigette Descheno,
Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Eastman and
family spent the weekend at Niagara
Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dunlop have
returned from a: honeymoon spent in
Northern Ontario and have taken up
residence in their new home on
Jarvis Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Evans cof
Toronto spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs, Arnold 'Westoott,
'Mrs. Fred Willis was the lucky
winner of a $50.00 bingo prize at
Palmerston last Friday night,
Mrs. James Besse has accepted a
position on the staff of the Bell Tel
Miss Lorna 'Ellis spent the last
two weeks visiting in Midland, Ont.
Miss A. C. Lawrence R.N. is in
Toronto this week attending the Do-
minion Board of the Woman's Miss-
ionary Society and the .General
Council of the United Church of
Canada.
Mr. Stanley Dorraiice, Chatham,
is visiting his mother, Mrs. Dor-
ranee.
Miss Mary McGrath, St, Thomas,
visited last week with her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, M.
McGrath.
Miss Rhia Hills, 'Toronto, Apent
the week end with her mother, Mrs.
J. Hills.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Stewart Geddes, of
London were week end visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs, E. Geddes.
Mr, and Mrs. J. A. Murray are
holidaying in Boston, Mass.
Mr. Donald Hillis, Toronto, spent
the week end at his home.
Miss Mary Boswell, Miss Yvonne
Bolton and Miss June .Snell are
leaving Tuesday to attend Stratford
normal school.
Mr. Walter Boswell, London, was
a week end visitor at his home.
itIr. and 'Mrs. Paul •Robitaille, of
Montreal, Que., are visiting friends
In town,
Mr. aped Mrs. Reg. C. 'Natter -
worth have returned home from a
trip ',to Sault Ste. Marie and points
North.
Miss Theresa Maloney, Kitchener,
visited last week with her grand-
mother, Mrs. Margaret Maloney,
!Messrs Donald and Bill Munn
visited over the weekend with their
parents Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Munn.
Miss Mary Ryan. London, spending
two weeks' holidays with her aunt
Mrs, Thos. O'Laughlin.
Mr. Andrew Calder, Sr., slipped
off the verandah last week and broke
his leg.
Miss Alice Daly attended a Con-
vention of the Catholic Women's
League in Kingston last week.
Miss Hilda Kennedy, London,
spent a few days with Tler mother
Mrs. R. Kennedy.
Miss Ellen Ryan, West Lorne, is
visiting with friends in town,
Mr. Bud Smith, who spent the past
few days in New York City, has re-
turned to London to attend the Uni-
versity of Western Ontario.
CONSTANCE •
;The Constance Mission Band met
in the classroom of the church on
Sunday, Sept. 10, 1950. We opened
with the Mission Band Purpose fol-
lowed by hymn 453. Minutes of the
last meeting were read and adopted,
by Janet McGregor. Mrs. Dale read
the Call to worship. Then hymn 404
was sung. Laurel Dale took the col-
lection which amounted to 70 cents.
The scripture lesson, 23rd psalm,
was read by Muriel Dale. The Bene-
diction was read, next was the Roll
Call with 14 present. Hymn 426 was
sung, then Marilyn Taylor and Laur-
el Dale gave out the papers and the
World Friends. We closed with the
Lord's Prayer.
Recent visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Philips were Mr.
and Mrs. Archie Mehany and son,
Dr. Robt. Mehany •of Windsor, and
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Appleton and
family of Toronto.
Miss Jean McMichael spent a week
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Philips, also visited relatives in
Clinton.
Miss Donelda Adams of Centralia,
Mr, and Mrs. Kelso Adams and son
Gerald and Mrs. A. W. Norden, of
'Goderich, were guests for turkey
dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Adams on Sunday ,
Mr. and Mrs. StewartChambers
are returning home to Toronto this
weekend after spending two weeks
vacation at the home of the latter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Phillips.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Phillips and fam-
ly also spent a day with relatives and
friends in Flesherton and Maxwell,
Ont.
WI NTH ROP
'The W.M.S. and W.A. met at the
home of Mrs. Win. 'Somerville en
Wednesday, 'Sept. 6th. Mrs. E. Toll
presided, The theme of the meeting
was the "Spirit of the Cross". The
Worship Service on Japan, as given
in Missionary Monthly, was followed.
The poem written by Kagawa was
Group 1 of the W.A. of North Side
United Church
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Saturday, Sept, 16th
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It is your business to get
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OFFICE 43 NIGHTS 595-W or 18
read by Mrs. Wm. Dodds. The Jap-
anese hymn, "Holy Spirit We Humbly
Pray", was sung by Dorothy Dodds.
The scripture lesson was read by
Mrs. T. Settles. Mrs. Wm. Spadden
led the meeting in prayer. The 1st
chapter of the new study book on
Japan was given by Mrs. Win.
Church. Miss Ethel Dennis brought
a very wonderful report to the meet-
ing of the Branch meeting held at
Sarnia. Mrs. Livingston closed the
meeting with prayer. Lunch was
served by__Circle 4.
'The W.M.S. are having a special
meeting on Thursday, Sept. 14 in
the church when Miss Dorothy Dodds
and Miss Lorraine Smith will give
their experiences at the School for
Leaders at Alma College. This is an
open meeting and all are cordially
invited.
STAFFA
Brait—Norris
Decorated with Gladioli and ferns,
Staffa United Church was the scene
of a pretty wedding recently, when
Margaret Rebecca, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel H. Norris, Staffa,
became the bride of Mr. Anthony
August Breit, Windsor, son of Mr.
and Mrs, Otto Breit, Port Credit.
Rev. A. H. Daynard officiated. Given
in marriage by her father, the bride
wore a floor -length gown of white
nylon net and lace with fitted bodice,
sweetheart neckline, and lily -point
sleeves. Her matching veil was
caught to a pearl headdress. She
wore pearls and carried a bouquet
of hydrangeas, dahlias, and sweet
peas. She was attended by Miss Lois
Fell, Staffa, as maid of honor, in
maize flowered nylon net over
maize taffeta; her cousin, Miss Aud-
rey Elliott, Staffa, as bridesmaid in
white flowered nylon net over blue
taffeta; ,and her sister, Miss Ethel
Mae Norris, Staffa, as bridesmaid,, in
white flowered nylon net over pink
taffeta. .All wore pearls and matching
headdresses and carried bouquets of
asters and snapdragons. Mrs. Henry
Harburn, Staffa, played the wedding
music, Mr. Ernest S. 'Templeman,
Staffa, sang "0 Perfect Love" and
"I'li Walk Beside You." Mr. Robert
I. Norris, Staffa, brother of the
bride, was best man; and the ushers
were Mr. James D. Norris, Staffa,
brother of the bride, and Mr. John
Breit, Port Credit, cousin of the
bridegroom. A wedding luncheon was
served at the home of Mr. Richard
Balkwill, Staffa, grandfather of the
bride. The bride's mother wore a
dress of delph blue marquisette with
black accessories and corsage of pink
roses. Mrs. Bradt was dressed in wine
crepe with black accessories and cor-
sage of white roses and carnations.
Luncheon assistants were Miss Bes-
sie Erb, Sebringville, Miss Margaret
Kemp, Mitchell, and Misses Marion
and Ruby Kries, Toronto.
McKILLOP
REGELE—TAYLOR
A quiet September wedding took
place at the home of Rev. Robert
Lederman, Listowel, when he offi-
ciated at a ceremony uniting in mar-
riage Mary Luella, daughter of Mr.
Thomas H. Taylor, .Goderich, and
the late Mrs, Taylor, to Mr. Harry
Wilfred Regele, son of Mrs. Charles
Regele McKillop township, and the
late M'r, Regele. The bride was at-
tired in a gabardine suit in delphin-
ium blue shade with navy accessories,
Her corsage was of American Beauty
roses, The couple were unattended.
They left later on a trip to the West
Coast. They will reside on the bride-
groom's farm in McKillop township.
Stratford Casino
DANCING
Every Wed., Sat. - Holidays
PLAN TO ATTEND
THE THURSDAY EVENING
Fall Fair Entertainment
In the Seaforth & District
Memorial Centre
Bingo Musical Program
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