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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1952-07-03, Page 4For A Good Time, Here Are Two Dates To Remember Every Wednesday — Modern and Olde Tyme with "The Melody Makers" from Springbank Pavilion (London) featuring Len Masse 10.00 1.00 Claude Gellnas Mrs. Lindsay (Clinton) • — Music in a modern way Frank Traher and His Orchestra with former band leader ''floppy" Hopkins on vocals SPACIOUS PARKING ro WALTON Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Motional(' fie -1 compained by Mrs, Clara 'Moore and 'Miss Laura Mole of Seaforth were on a trip to Northern Ontario and Quebec, A B ecial Memorial and dedication service will be held in Duff's United Church, Walton next Sabbath, July 6 at 2:80 p.m. in memory 4f Mr, and Mrs. James Smillie, charter mem- bers of the congregation and in memory of Miss Mary A. Smillie, 45 years treasurer of the congregation. All friends will be most welcome and sissusgoessssosos THE Ss mal.- ORTH NEWS not friends, alone. but all who vault do honor to the pioneers who laid sure and £irtn foundations upol which succeeding generations might build, EGMONDVILLE • Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Snteathers and family and Mrs. Geo. Greenwood o Detroit spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs. A. Houston. Mr. and Mrs. Hooter Culp and Mrs, Robert • Culp and family of I)e troit visited with Mr. and ?ars. El more Stephenson, also with 111r, and c THE INTERNATIONAL LIMITEID has maintained dependable "daily service between Montreal, Toronto and Chicago for more than 50 years. Complete comfort is yours on this famous Canadian National train with its modern coaches, sleepers, duplex roomette and luxurious bedroom - buffet -lounge cars . wonderful meals in bright, up-to-the-minute dining cars. 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'Mr. and Mrs. Peres Johnston and family spent a few days with friends at Wellington. 'Mr. Witt. Finlayson o'€ Lorne Park visited with Itis mother Mrs. Jas. n, Finlaysoalso with Mr. and Mrs H,. Weiland, Miss Jessie' Finlayson of Lorne Park has returned•to spend the holi- days with her parents Mr. and Mrs, Jas, Finlayson. Miss Laura McMillan of Toronto is spending' the holidays with her mother, Mrs. W. F. McMillan. VARNA The Varna W. A. of the United Churelt was held in the church on June 23rd with 18 ladies present. Mrs. Anson Coleman, Pres„ presid- ed, the tweeting opened with the theme song. ,Hymn 366 "Take my life and let it be", was sung. Psalm 745 was read responsively, Mrs. Pitt read thoughts on the lesson followed by prayer. Rachel Johnston read minutes of last meeting in absence of Mrs. 3. Allington, and Mrs, Bob Taylor seconded theta. Roll call for next meeting to be answered, where will we go on our next bus 'trip? Moved and seconded, that we hold our baking sale at Bayfield on the afternoons of July 11 and Aug. 16th in the town hall, Mrs. John McAsh to look after posters for sale. Moved and seconded we neve a W. A. picnic' on our next meeting on July 23 and ask the men and children to supper at 7. Discussion followed about a sacred concert, it was left to the en- tertainment committee. Mrs, Pitt, MTs. Ed Foster, Mrs. Wilfred Chut- tet' to look after flowers for church for July. Hymn 376 was sung "Blest be the tie that binds", followed by W. A. Prayer. A bus load of 33 ladies from Varna spent a day recently in De- troit and Greenfield Village, all re- ported a Very enjoyable day, one to be remembered. Don't forget our baking sale at Bayfield on July 11 and Aug. 16th. Haying is the order of the day and everybody is busy. Mr. and Mrs. J. Peres Johnston and Robert, spent the weekend in Wellington. Miss Phyllis Johnston returned with them after a week's holiday. The Varna .Mission Band and Baby Band picnic will be held on July 3 at Lions' Park, Seaforth, all mother's and children are cordially invited. ICI PPEN Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hubbard anis .Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reid and son Jack of Toronto were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Wnt. Caldwell and family. Mr. Andrew Doig of Egntondville accompanied by his mother and sister Mrs. Jack McDougal and' son John of Toronto called on friends on Sunday in the vicinity, 'Mt. John Doig of Grand Rapids, also was a re cent guest with his mother and sist- er. -lir. Bob Caldwell has accepted a positian with the Lxeter Canning Factory. LONDESBORO Mr. and Mrs. V. Townsend, Tor- onto, are visiting with Mr. Robert Townsend and other friends in the community. Rev, W. J. Rogers, Hensall, will take the church services of the Lon- desboro appointment during the month of July. . Mr, and Mrs, E. Dewar. Ottawa, are visiting with Mrs. Dew•ar's sist- ers, Mrs. C. Watson and Mrs. W. Gorier and families for a few days and took in the Lyon and Lear pic- nic held on July 1st. Mrs. B. Allen visited with friends at Egmondville on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Radford and boys left on Sunday for a trip to the West Coast. They will take in the Calgary Stampede on their tvay. Rev. S. H. Brenton preached his farewell sermon here on Sunday morning to a well filled church. His goodbye massages to all the differ- ent departments of the church were very touching and deeply felt throughout the large congregation assembled. During the four and one- half years of service both Mr. Bren- ton and his wife have made many friends and will be greatly missed especially amongst the younger people. Mr. Brenton's next pastor- ate will be in Woodstock. They left here Monday for the West where they will visit relatives during their holidays. Miss Vina Knox, Toronto, visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Knox. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Brunsdon, son of Mr. Artie Brunsdon in the West, visited last week with his grand- mother and other friends itt Clinton. CONSTANCE Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lawson motor- ed to Oshawa on Thursday and were guests of Mrs. Lawson's brother, Mr. Lawrence Taylor and Mrs. Taylor. They also visited friends at New- market. Rev. Stanley Brenton preached his farewell sermon in Constance Church on Sunday afternoon. Dur- ing their four and a half years of his ministry here, he and Mrs. Bren- ton have endeared themselves to all who had the pleasure of knowing them. They were presented with a lace tablecloth. The best wishes of a host of friends follow them to their home at Woodstock. Mrs. Ernest Adams and Donelda spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Kelso Adams at Centralia. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Warren and Barn Dance FRIDAY, JULY 4 AT CLARENCE RYAN'S 3r north of Dublin and 1k west Willow Grove Serenaders Refreshments daughter Lynda Anneof London, spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs, Earl Lawson and Reg. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Riley motored to Toronto on Tuesday, they were accompanied by their daughter Grace, who is taking a teacher's ecurse at Bloor College. Miss Miley is engaged to teach at Summerhill School, and will commence her du- ties on the reopening of school in the Pall. Mr. and Mrs.. Borden Brown and daughter Joyce Elaine attended a Bailey reunion picnic at Hanover on Tuesday. STANLEY The ratepayers of S. S. No, 1, Stanley, gathered at the home of Mrs. Alvin Rau on Friday night, June 27th to honor NIrs, Rau who has taught faithfully itt that school for the past fifteen years, and who has now chosen to 'retire .from the teaching profession, A social even- ing of singing, dancing and playing cards was held. At 12 o'clock every- one was requested to assemble in thedining room where Mrs. Rau was asked to sit before the table upon which were displayed the gifts of the section, in appreciation of her 15 years teaching their children so well. Mr. Charles Rau read the ad- dress after which Mrs. Rau was ask- ed to accept the following gifts as a small token of the high esteem in which she is held in that section: An Original Kieninger and Obergfell 400 -day gold clock, a silver cream and sugar set on tray, and an Otta- wa Valley pure wool blanket, be- sides other gifts from individuals. Mrs. Rau made a fitting reply. A sumptuous lunch was served by sev- eral ladies of the section. The fol- lowing is the address: Mrs, Alvin Rau:, We your friends of S. S. S. No. 1. Stanley are gath- ered here tonight to express to you our heartfelt gratitude. You have labored day after day for 15 years to teach our children. This you did very well. The pupils who have been in your classes as well as their par- ents will always remember you. As a token of appreciation, please accept these gifts from the ratepay- THURSDAY, >IULY 3, 1962 CI ENT '11-IEATRE + t5Lr9.1 U1.t,111. Now NAMG TUB LAYI NI) 1R MILL M0M Ales GuinrNs. bushy Mullowus +� de ),eht1el Ituti�h emnedy which is one Liu eltueklc frets beginning to. end, This is s iUttt'(. (et .ttaag t 1'� Next Mon. Ttiu., Wed. GOLDEN 011IL TIM INl(:'01,1)11 Milli•GDyttar Pale Robertson. the t:.reatest +env.+o tf her time - Thi• hnmartnl Lott, CnthUoe. The vivid lit' story of a venom who fought for Niue and love Next Thurs. Prt. tint, CATTLE DRIVE 'TECHNICOLOR Joel McCrea: Penn Stockwell, The story of the great Santa Fe stampede when a man's faring and a boy's courage finish the drive they said never could be made. There is plenty of action, suspense and flaming 'teolutieolor HOMING -- MRS. O'MALLLY AND DTE. MALONE era of this section, and be assured that you will always remain in the hearts of each and every one of us. Signed on behalf of'your pupils and friends of S. S. No. 1 Stanley. WINTHROP Jacqueline and Kenneth Davidson are visiting with their aunt, Mrs, Russell Maddess at Milverton, Mrs. Davidson and Ronnie visit- ed in Brantford over the holiday. Billy, Irene, Ruth and Mae Mont- gomery of Brantford are visiting with friends in' the village. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Haase and family of Paris visited with his (par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Haase. Rev. Bert McSpadden and Jackie of Hepworth visited Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hawley. The W.iVI.S. and W.A. will hold their meeting at the home of 'Mrs. Archie Somerville on Wednesday, July 9th at 2 p.nt, Mrs, Lynna Nunez will be the guest speaker. Roll call will be on service.. TOWN TOPICS Mrs. Geo. Greenwood of Garden City, Mich., spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dungey. Rev. Dr, and Mrs, Hurford, Lon- don, are spending two weeks vaca- tion with friends here, Miss Margaret McIver, Kitchener, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter McIver.' Mr. Kenneth Keating, Toronto, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Keating. Mr. and Mrs, Milt Hoff and fam- ily are spending two weeks vacation at their cottage at Grevenhurst, Miss Angela Morris, Sudbury, is spending the holidays with her mother, Mrs, Josephine Morris, Dr. and Mrs, Friel .Stewart, Wind- sor, spent the weekend with the former's mother, Mrs, Margaret Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. 0. FL Ferguson of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Flynn of town spent the holiday weekend with Miss Elvera Churchill at cher cottage at. Bayfield. Mrs. Clara Moore and Miss Laura Mole spent last week on a trip to Northern Ontario and Quebec, visit- ing Mrs. Moore's son, Mr. Mahlon Moore at Malartic, Que., and her daughter, Mr's. Max ''Cornier of Val D'Or. Mr. and Mrs, B. Wiggins and Val- erie of Brantford and Mr. and Mrs. 0. H. Ferguson of Toronto spent Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T, J. Flynn. BORN HANEY --Al Scott Memorial Hospital, on June 25th, to Mr. and 'Mrs. Claire i•Leuey, F,.gmandville, a son FINNIGAN—At Scott Memorial. Hospital, on June 21th, to Me. and Mrs. (Leant Fin- nigan. Ea'mondville, 0 daughter EXPECTING GUESTS? ORDER: s, rs"'moi t: •:v SELLING OUT To lose the :state o the late Thos, J. Iy'eux Dublin 25% DISCOUNT ON ALL PURCHASES GROCERIES & CANNED GOODS, DRY GOODS, FOOTWEAR, RUBBER BOOTS, MEN'S OVERALLS. COUNTLESS OTHER ITEMS AT BARGAIN PRICES ONE DAY ONLY Ui Rw Debentures and Guaranteed Certificates 3 % 3i % for 1 and 2 years from 3 to 10 years • Interest payable half yearly • $100 or more accepted THE CANADA TRUST COMPANY The Huron & Erie Mortgage Corporation Head Office — London, Ontario District Representatives Watson & Reid, Seaforth, Ontario F. G. Bonthron, Hensall, Ontario