The Seaforth News, 1959-01-22, Page 1WHOLE SE1UI:7S, VOL, 81
Seafirorth News
SEAPORTII ONTARIO, TIIIIRSDAY1 JANUARY 22 1959
P.60 a Year
Authorized as Saone Ones
Post Ogle° Dept., Ottawa
Snowdon Bros., Publishers
WILLIAM JEWITT, HULLETT
ELECTED HURON WARDEN
William 11. Jewiti, 17, well
known. elunetttoweseip farmer,
.on. Tuesday was elected wardee
of Huron County for 1959.
Prominent in municipal* affairs,
Mr. Jewitt has served as merlon -
Mr for 15. yearane for five as
reeve, A native of Swift Curvent,
Sask,, he is married to the form-
.er Elia Dexter, They have two
daughters and seven boys, Joyce
21 Tellico 12, John 19, Dennis 16,
BOSS 9, Donald 7, Larry 5, Ken-
neth 3 and Kevin 1. ___
Be is the son of Mrs. R. W.
Jearitt and the •Tate Mr. Jewitt,
Hanna Home and
,School Meeting
The monthly :meeting of the
Hanna Home 'and 'School was
held in tate vehoolroom on Wed-
nesday evening, Mrs, K. ,Shang
(opened the meeting.. The minutes
were :read hr Mrs. H. 'Vic:Lead, A.
'very intereeting talk was given
be Mrs. B. A. Dale, .C.P.11.1.7., who
spoke en the .warlt of a public
:nurse, atter Which ehe an-
ravered questeons very beletal to
the parents. A lunch of 'doughnuts
'anal coffee was served.
L.0.13A. EUCHRE
The LORA held a isucceseful
euchre on lefeaday night, prize
Winners were: Ladles let, Mrs.
Venni= Clarke; lone hands,
len. Alex McMichael, Clinton;
consolation, Mrs. Wallace Roos.
Gent's Ise, Alex Pecakio'hael; lone
hands, Albert O'Reiily, console-
( tion, Gartlon Elliott, .The draw
for a large &Rey donated bY
1 Mrs. Elva Clarke was won: by W.
M. Kelly, ,Sectitorth.
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY
the January meeting of the
Seatorth. Hoseittel Aneletairy Vice
-Pres., Mrs. 1:11(truowe larrene gave
et report 'on public 'relations, as
'presented at the annual conven-
tion in Toronto. Reale 'were 'com-
'pleted 'ear the 'Spade demonstra-
tion being *URI 'In the :Anglioan
hall at 8 p.m., Weaneeday, Jan.
•28611. The date Ice the gingham
;*(blanee was set Tor Pei. Apeil
W. I. NOTES
Committees too. ,Seaforth W. I.
:euehee and dance 'on Faideef, Jan.
*30811. are: Peebles and , chairs
, -
Mrs. Lome (Carter, .P/Ers. ,Audeeyt
Onotler; puneheaks,---alrs. Leonard
Strong, Moe. Hama Hustle _leers.
Zahn McLean, Mrs. Howard Wil-
son; Inn:la—Mrs. Wilfred Cele -
man, lbs. Ebner 'Cameron, Mrs.
Alex Pepper. Mrs, Fad Papple;
.diehwaelhans—Mrs. James Deig,
Mrs. Fain Whit:mom.
The Seaforth W.I. have aceep-
tea an invitation 'from Walton
W. I. tonight, Thursday, jan. 22.
Anyone wiebeng a tide c811 Maks.
R. 1. Wig, Make Gordon'Papplle
Mrs, 'Gordon Elliott.
Teen. Agers 'Form
Club Here .
About eixty teenagers Imet at
• the town tall on Saturday even-
ting and I ormefi a Teem 'Town
Club ropes to all teenagers Wheth-
er they go to school ,OT not. Chief
of Police Hutchimon started ,eft
the proceedings until some of the
officers were chosen, and then let
the youngsters carry en.
The *allowing are the offieere,
anti members of the committees:
Tires., Dennis Jewitt; Vice
Pres., Keittla Petbick; Sec., 'Agnes
Canter; Treas., Phyllis Bream;
Reporters, Don MODAIS, Pearre Me.
Lean; Entertainment Committee,
Ken Ryan, chairman; Janet Row-
eliffe, Una Talbot, Bab Reith; -
Lunch Comanietee, Ann Trout -
beck, otairman; Judy Wright,
Betty Muegge, Ellen Ger-will.
Meetings be held every
,Satenday evening tu the hall on
thethird 'floor of the town. hall.
The meet1ag on Sotmeley was en
the magistrate's Team, but. future
meetings will be on ,t,he third
Corm, 1S103110 of tile bigger meet-
engs will be held in the arena
perhaps.
• The club has a l000rd Player
and la asking ,for records that
people are .net using. Two eouplee
are to be asked to attend each
meeting -Ito act as ohne:ranee.
• The Chief at Police said 'that
alma was a Teen 'Down Olab in
Durham and oiler ,toWes 'where
iieihad been, and had been quite
saccesefue He sees it gives the
youngsters iSoniothIing to dro,
chance to entenbeire ,theinseleete
The club was quite pleased that
so Many tainted out on Saturday
eveneng, and brope to bave a mem-
bership rof over 100. They eolith
out itheit Membership de °Pen 80
all teenagers, tivale Slat go to
school, and °there,
WILLIAM JEW1TT
Will Observe
Golden Wedding
Mee and :Mrs. Ben Rising, Qs:n-
ine St., Vial observe their Golden
Wedding Anniversary on January
26911. They have one (laughter,
1'Srs. 14. E. Norris ot 'Toronto and
three grandehildren; Mrs. Prank
Sholtt (Bianehe), Downsview,
Toronto; Roibert N. Newels, Mark-
ham; Mee. H. Sheridan (June)
'Toronto; end one great grand-
child, Carol Ann Sherbt. They
will celebrate at a family dinner
on Sunday at the lionise of Me.
and .Mrs. Frank Shoed,
MRS. WILLIAM .73L;AOK ,
Mrs. William Bleck, a well
known Tuckersmith twp. resi-
dent toe many years, died Ulnae -
day morning at the Egerton Pri-
vate Hcapital, London, dn. her
Bard year, atter a two-morth
diormee Maegarret Broad.
feat, she was a daughter of (the
late lOIr. and Mrs. James Bakaad-
foot, pioneer aveidents of Tucker -
math. Site eeceived her easily ed-
ema:bleat at S.S. '6. Maks..Blaolc was
a memiber at Northelde 'United
Obarelh, iSealioath, and a life mem-
ber of the W341S. For the pest few
years, she hes wedded at Bel-
mont. She ,is isturveved by a dangle
ter, MM. William (Margaret)
Fullamten twp.; two sons,
George S. Black, Toronto, and
James D., of :Belmont. The tuner -
al teek place trom the G. A.
Whitney ,funeral :heme, Seaforth.
Rev. A. Haeley otf Behruout office:-
Idea:at the funeral seevlice, SISSIG-
ted by Rev. J. C. }kitten, North-
side 'linked •Church, at 3.15 p:m.
iSatuedary. Burial was in Malt-
landhank eemetery.
ekallibearers were: James Octan-
e:Shan, James McIntosh, Deald
McLean, Alex. Chesney, Russell
Calera= and Wm. Ferresit.
Her husband, Wee peedeeeaeed
lam in July, 1180, was snernber of
parliament lin Otta-wa for 'one
team, having been eleoted 'by the
Annette Progressive Parte.
'GERALD VAN !WOLTER
'Ile (death of 'Gerald Van Rooe
Jen, infant eon. of Mr. and Mrs.
Hendrick Van Reoilen, MOKIlitop
amp, .occurnred in Vieberea Hospete
*A, Londeb, (Wednesday evening.
Ile was two yeaes and 10 months.
Surviving, are his parents, velvo
moved to this distaect about eight
years ago, two ibrothersaleentand
Johan, aad two sieters, Sharon
and janneke. The Funeral was
held from the .0. A. Whitney fun-
eral home, .Seetorth, Saturday
at 1.30 p.m., with Rev. -G. J. Hoy-
tema, Clinton, ,affielatinge-Burial
'was in Nlattlandbank cemetery.
During Me seakiece a 0080 'urea
sung by Cane De Been Palibean,
ere weee•Bryan &orbt, Mervin Ag-
ar, Ibm Coleman . and Torbin
Heambyee
Preparing Bylaws
For Sewage Work
Seaeorth Town :Councilmet in
a epecial sneeting.,Thuesdley night
of last week, to autIioglse 011 ag-
rreement' with the Ontario Water
Resources ,Comanission to, install
sewenage works here.
iCoencel gave two readingsto
bylaw setting the estimated owe
of the work et $412,000. This by-
law will eave to receive approval
all the ,munieipel board before it
• will be read a thircl time and
Pacleed by muerte
Oonacll.is also awaking the
draftieg 'of 011 aecampanYing be-
lieve setting up the method, by.
Which money will be aSsieSed end
colleeted.
' Councilloes Sae they hope the
Nark will get under way before
Moral 15.
Annual Meeting of Vestry Meeting of
Northside Church St. Thomas Church
Northeide United Church an. The annuee yee47 meetiag of
stud ,meebing was heed in the St. Thomas' Church was held on
ChlITOh Se11001 .room on Tuesday, Monday everting with D. good at -
Yen. 20th at 8 panwith a fair re- tendence. Reports of the various
presentation .of the eongregation chetah :organized:Ms showed a
present ,to receive the reports, year of progress.
eleot Amman,' °facers, and eon- - flew election of officers yea*.
duet business relative .to the ed go telflows: Honotery Rector's
year's week ahead. Warden, T. T, Tacieson; People's
Mr. L, F. Plum:steel was elected Warden, .E. HCl. ,l3oewell; vestily
Obalemen tar the evening and clerk, Geo. lelewebt; delegates to
Mrs. Homer Bunt 1V,S0 appointed Synod, Garnet Stockwell, W. El
congregational :Secretary. ,Seuthgaite; eubsititutes, 3. R,
ine a short, worship ,period, a • Spitball, G. A. Wright; envelope
brief remembrance was observed seeretanky, L. If, Feed; 'Dreasuren,
for those members who had peas- Mrs. Geo., Teoutbeck; Board o.f
ed away this past year. Thenitev. efanagement, Nessiaorothy Parke,
3. C. Biel:ton. led 411 prayer. airs, Bruce lefacLerin, Norman
Following the acceptance .of Sooens, Haney Palin, Ken .Powell,
the Minutes, Mr. Alvin ,Sillery Arthur .Staaey, Item Oldfield,
gave the congregation a repent John Berle.
on the Maitlandbank Cemetery. A. pleasing *feature of the even-
ISteadely inoreasi.ng costs as over isvg 'was the Ibuenterg af the .meet -
satinet a tailing (revenue does lit- gage completIng restoration of
tle eo enhance the prevailing sit. church and recboey at cost ,of
nation in. so .far as Nertheicle about $36,000. The building corn-
congregabion .is concerned. consisbing of ,eordon
'Complete mimeographed re- (Wirtght; E, C. Boswell, Norman
pants from all organizations were Soains and Rector .ofticiated,
placed in the hands ioT each per-
son eor :elate perueel and aclop.
:Hon of these reports followed
quickly. The tinances .of the .00n-
gregation are in splendid ,conde
Can with a surplus ever the fig.
010 huegeted for last year. This
was due to the splendid support
given throughout the year to our
present Budget system of giving
which covers ell aspeots of our
financial obligations. During the
yeas' the amount owing to the
Building Fund was retired; also
increased givings to the Mission.
ary.and alaintenance Fund up to
$3200, plus a new roof an the
parsenage, were :items where sub-
stantial, Increases were noted.
The Building Fund contsiettee,
which had carried through such
a splendid piece pt. 'M'k 'tor the
-congregation over a period of
years, asked to be relieved of
'their oesrponsibtlebies, ThIa was
granted and the Oftleial Board
was given authority to establish
a long :range planning committee
to attend to any &lather plants
which may be necessary. Is lard-
er eo make sure that money is
aye:liable when needed a Reserve
Capita Fund has been 'budgeted
for In 1e59. , _
Reports tom other organiza-
tions gave evidence of continued
progress and keen interest by
the Teepee:Rye members.
The retiring members of the
Flossiest were re -appointed en the
persons of Messes. Jas. M. Scott,
WIlIlain Leeming, Beveaey Chels.
(tie, D. A. hikenhead. 0% C.
MacLennan asked to be reiieved
and thiS vacancy will be tilled by
begat at a later date. New mem-
bers on the Board of .Stewards
are Messrs. Alvin Harding, Lloyd
Rowet, Bruce 08eI011lIlan, Wittiam
Campbell. The appointanenrt of a
No-menating Committee u by the,
Oefioial Board assisted greatly in
leading members to assume ,aftlee
1011 the respective Boards.
• At the close .af the meeting a
lavish was served by the ladles.
• WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT
The marriage .of Madeline Ter-
esa Fortune, 'daughter of Mrs:
Leo Fortune and idle Rate Leo
Pontune, to Jack 'Cresswell Case,
son of Mrs. Margaret Case and
the late Ed Case, will take place
this 'Saturday, Jan. 24 at 10 a.m.
in St. James' Roman, Cetholie
Church. '
. GRADUATES
Miss Ann Thomson, daughter
of Mn'. and Dies. B. 10. lhomson,
Seaforth, R.R. 3, was one of six
.nuesing resets:tants vrlio (graduated
last week ,at the NV:Ingham Gen-
eral Homittal. alias Thamso.n is
remaining on the staff of Wing -
ham Hos:petal for the present.
Seaforth Shoes Are
Holding- Open House
Open house will be held at the
new factory of Seafortb Shoes
Limited on Wednesday, Jan, 28,
and Friday,. Jan. 30, from 2 to 4
p.m. A. brief official opening cere-
mony will take place about 3
pan. on Wedhesday when leleyor
B. F. Christie will officiate. it is
expected that some top execut-
ives of the firm will be present,
The office staff moved into
their quarters in the new plant
on' Monday of this week,
It is an interesting co -incid-
ence that the late William a
Duneen founded the 'shoe menu-
faetering firm in Seeforth. Atte
years ago, when 60 moved some
mealkines into firemises 'beside
the Dominion Bank eerly in 1909.
The new plant has a capacity
of 4,000 lihoe s daily and can em-
ploy up to 200 workers;
;19_.,
40th Anniversary
of the C. Hudies
A. pleasant (Saturday evenin
was spent 08 the home of Mr, an
Maks. Clairence .Hudie, Leaelbue
when blends gathered to mono
them on their 40th wedding man
.versary, Several hands of euchr
were played, after *which Mr. an.
Mrs. eludie were asked to b
seated while Joe Holmes Of BTU
eels avad the tolloweng address:
Oh, Olarrney lived in McKillop,
A boy we all knew well.,
(Hie .chores the eeldoan alighted
Not even for the ,getee
And when it came to fanning
His mind on it did 'dwell.
Hie home was delightful '
'Dim neighbours all MY,
But for want of a wife
Ho prayed night and day. -
But as time went bY
He ,more lonely grew
And ehoustet of the sweetheart
He once had ait eabool.
And from that time .antwaed
Chaney would ((Reappear,
But where he'd go no one soul
tell,
It all seemed very queer.
Whether en haying 4leeiarvest
Or en the .00ld dry snow,
was aid :the same to everyone
No one :seemed to ltn.ow.
Some said :he'd gone fishing,
And some ,se4:6 that's silly,
But when all was found out
He was 'fishing tor -Lillie.
So raven and there he went at
once
And dressed up in his best, •
Ial buy the ring and evemything
And . tib.en we'll get the rest.
And wen yon know When ',some
.foilles wed
Tlhey fly ,critiee grand,
A.nd Some they leave the country
And move to foreign lands.
But Clarney he stayed , right at
etome
Upom the same old stand.
And then again, when Some folks
wed they sure put on the
:show.
The big plow it would have to
come to alcove ,out all the
sno.w,
And oh, my, how they'd t MSS and
(Anne,
They sure got in a spatter,
But Clammy and Lille they just
hi:belied up and went out in, a
tutter.
But then, .you know he throve a
Izvey,
treendthiat we 011 knew as
- But Lele she got it all mixed up
And said, "Get up closer ClarneY"
'So they were wed. The neighbors
eacotwele`;,that we will Inn the
But Cherney said, "I must go
'back, I've gat to teed the
sows".
Now ,Olaeney and Lille they had
some land,
And a home with lots of joy,
And next to that and happiest
Wes a hotmeing baby boy.
And now ,that they have lived to
see their 400li wedding day,
We hope that health, wealth and
all the resit have come three
way to staoe
We hope that you'll eeeetve ties
gift,
It's meta just a tolten,
Of the &lender -sip* lot ,our deal%
We don% want the circle broken.
Sharon .eleleetizie of iSeatorth
.prosented Mae and Iles, Hudie
with a poet:able mixer, Mr. Rustic
thanked :themell in a few well
chosen words. Lunch was then en -
Joyce by all, 'Several Ivey pleas -
Ing selections ,en,,the violin were
played by Lem Henderson of
Brnseele.
First Presbyterian
Annuaj Meeting
The .a unual congregational
mooting was bold Monday even.
Ing, Jan. 19 in the 'Mum& Sohool.
The meebing was 'opened .by the
Minister, Rel'. ,D, L. Elder with
a devotional period,
a Scott Cleft wee appointed
chairman ,af 'the mooting with n'.
D. Willis as secret.ary. The first
item elf the agenda wore the el.
ection of emu: members to the
Board 02 Managers, tot' a three
yew term, .Those eleeted were Si..
S. Box, J, .Cardno, Bed:road
Dungey and P. E, Welke, Reports
were then, heard Brom the various
organizations In .the Chureh and
in all instances it VIA Sal0Wil that
1958 bad been 01 .successful year,
This Is very promising for the
tuture, since in 1958 the congee-
gotten was without a minister
for the ZITSIt five months of the
yeane
The Harpurhey Cemetery Com
nettee WAS hbOreSSed by the ad.
(Litton of one member, Keith
Sharp, the .other members ,being
08. lIcKellea„Tohn Beattie and
James P. Scott.
The meeting gave speciaa av-
oognition to T. A. Beattie ,for his
years of service as 'caretaker
g when a Scott Cluff, chalesnan of
the BEeeaaatitelleotvath.Mahac
na
geahsq9uree.T
s°11thel
tr 1e58 Trustees and Auditors were
i_ returned to office for 1959 and
Willis was elected as the
6 ChuaOh
easurer.
d Details were heard oil elle pre -
e posed building et a new Dea,con-
e. ess' Home in Toronto.
Clare Reith, representing the
teiciatiaeafe:reatiin :pr,rosedllevilaaaIlll
Mrs. Elder .totr the good work ae-
complished since thein aavival,
the latter part at ele,y. Mr. Reel%
mentioned ellie great strides made
in assuming the leaders:118p of
the congregation in. the guidance
given in Spline:us]. and Tempting
welfare and the triendliness es-
tablished by Rev. and Mrs. Elden.
Mr. Reith conoluded by pointing
out that Finst Church, (Seaforth,
would n� c1o0bt eentrinue in its
successfull oontrIbittion to the
members and the community un -
,der the (leadership of Rev. and
1..ers. Eider.
Rev. Elder in his reply ,expres.
sed hie gratitude to the OffiCerS
d and members of the Clanoh.
That it had been a pleasant ex-
perience getting acquainted and
that be and Mrs. Elides were ex.
•.tremelyehappy- in :working with
• the membership, conoluding wiOb
, the thought that continued to -op-
eration (and good ,fellowship
would further the work lot the
Chueoh.
At the eonoluslon or the meet-
ing lune08t was served by the la-
d ies and inlowanal discussions
were continued on the affairs ,ot
the Church.
SEAPORT!' W. I.
The January meeting at :the
• was held at the home of
Mrs. Alex Pepper en Tuesday,
Jan. lath with a good attendance.
The president, Mrs. R. a Doig
opened the meeting and presided
tor the bueiness. The 41011
•ISing, say, recite or pay" was
well .answered by everyone. ehe.
James Keyes, ,AEre. Eldon Kerr
and Mrs. R. M. Soott were up-,
pointed a committee to pack
boxes for .the valet to County
Home in February.. An invitation
was extended to all Institute
men:abase and anyone interested
to attend the achievement clay to
be held in Clinton Legion Hall,
Wed. Safe 28th at 1 'o'elock for
the project "Sew to save dollars
and make sense". This is tor aal
of Huron County and 21 units are
expected. The aohievement days
for the 4.11 Homemaking Olub
project, "The Cereal ,Shelf" will
be held in ,Bleth. elemonial Hall
basement on ,Setuirelay, Feb. 7011
for aleKillap Club and in Hensel]
Community • Centre on Sat. Feb.
289h for Seaterth and Seaforth
Diseriet -Clubs. Parents, friends
and W. I, members are invited to
attend the achievement day pro-
gram. Letters of appreciation
wore xeceived from Bell Tele-
phone Giles, Mrs, Annle Coleman,
Mirs. 1. E. Hugtlft, Mrs. Mabel
Hudson, Iles, Archie Kerr, Mire.
John ,Gordon, Mrs. John Taylor
family, Mrs, E. J. Weber, Rev,
Jean Dale, Miles Kate Ellison, T.
Williamson and a le, Slattery,
Reposes of the Pall executive
meeting of the distelet were gi-
ven by Mrs. Mae Hillebeecht end
Mrs. Gordon, McKenzie, A com-
mittee was appointed ,to purchase
some tables and chars for the
Inettaite. Mrs, 1e. Strong presid-
ed for tho program The matte
"The health the enjoy atter 60 de-
pends en wihat we mit after '-'40"
was taken by .Mes. Edit: Whit -
tame. Mrs, E. Camel:oh inteodue.,
etl the :speaker, Miss Jean Fel-
cotter, Herm C.oenee Health r
'Num°, wive .gave a very infoinnee
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The dark, steel grey
gleam of these Black
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ship. Exquisitely
fashioned in 10k.
gold.
SAVAUGE'S
JEWELLERY - GIFTS - FINE CHINA
Seaforth
tive tent on Diets and Canada's
Food Rules. Courtesy Ternaries
were given by Ales. R. Gordon,
and Mrs. Eaol Papple was cohost-
ess. Lunch was served by ears.
E. Keay, Mrs. Dael Pa.pple, Mrs.
A. Brown and Mae. R. McLachlan.
CONSTANCE
The Oonetance United Church
W. A. and W.M.S. held theer regu-
lad Meeting in the basement of
the ,Olnuoli on Wed. 14911. The
president, Aka Lorne Lawson
pened the meeting tor the W.A.
and after minutes were Teed the
mil call was answered by all Pee-
ing fees. Letters of thanks were
read and reports were Teed for
the pastyear and the 'treasurer
solvating a good account host=
the New Year, Business was
'transacted a.nd plans for ways
,and means to make money for
the coming year were discussed:
Upon planning for a (bazaar each
member was asked .to being an
apron for the roll eail ear Feb.
$10 was voted upon to be for -
weeded to Storytime for CtIcaNX
TV. An invitation to 'Mae. Frank
Riley's home tor Wed. Jan. 21 to
hear Miss McGowan of Me Child-
ren's Home, Goderiah, ,and a pen-
ny sale with proceeds for W. A.
The WIVES was presided over by
Mb's. Breeden Brown and 'atter op.
ening exercises, Mrs. McElwain
read the scripture from John 1:
1-14 pertaining to the New Year
as in. the .beginning was the Word
and the Word was .God. The min-
utes were read and roll call was
answered by paying of fees. Let-
ters of thanks .and eppreciation
were mad 6rom the Armstrong
lamely .in .the loss of their moth-
er, Mrs. M. Arm:steon.g and let-
ters Drain amens who received
boxes at Christmas, Used stamps
were handed en to Mrs. Earle Law-
son. Reports were eead and
the treasurer reported $156.05
was sent eo the treasures, of the
Presbyterial. Business being tran-
sacted, next meeting to be held
Feb. 13 ahead et the Service for
the World Day _of Prayer.
Quiets were planned to be quit.
ted end the crib Melts Made by
Mrs. ,Miillson for the Supply Alio-
cation are being voluntarily quilt-
ed :by 'Mrs. Lorne Lawsen and
Maks. George McElwain, These
alining% and quilt Met web do-
nated by MrS. le. Riley and Mrs.
Poldard. Wave of making money
for elle Expense Fund were dis-
cussed. The study . boelt was re-
viewed and given .by Mire Wilbur
jewitt on "Concerns of our Neig-
hbors", and gave an maine to
leave in evemone's mind an in-
teresting part of the different
coantrie,e. After singing hyme
643 ,the eepeating et the .11,11zielh
13enodiction closed the meeting.
Me. Wm. Dale left last Thurs-
day for New York and Pennsyl-
vania, where he visited several
Guernsey rams; returning hone
Tuesday et this week.
Visitors Mt 'Sunday ,with
and 'Mrs. Wm, Jewitt and_ family
'Sere Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Wilk(elbsoli, ev
neon, Me and Mrs: . Blaine
of Warwick and Mrs. Ma Leitch
.sif Watford.
MM.; Joyce &owe, ,claughter of
Mr, and Mrs. Barclen Beown iv a
Patient in Scott, .Nremoriel Hos-
pital Wher0 she had her appendix
emoved Friday morning.
err. NV, Delo attended County
Council and ExWaralen's meeting
on (Tuesday in Goderich.
Me. Wm. Jewitt, reeve of Hul-
lett es this week attending Coun-
ty Council a.t Goderleh. Bile, as
we know him •competed for the
Wanclenship to which. he came
out with flying °elms, and won
the honor at Warden at lemon.
Congrathlations.
This week students ,from the
Stratford Teachers' College are
out on practice teaching, Misses
Laurel Dale and Marilyn Taylor,
two loccul gilds are out teaching
in (rural schools,. while visiting
students at ,S.S. 3, with Mrs.
Lyon are MISS White and Mr.
Don eecKeezie.
Mr. Wm. Dale will attend the
annual sleeting tot the entente As-
societion 02 'Guernsey Breeders
at. Guelph.
We are sour to imam that Mr.
Dave Mason is not as well as his
intends Would dike him to be.
,Mr. Walter Gelmeldby returned
Tuesday to his brother's, Ma.. and
Mrs. Robt. Grimoldby atter visit-
ing with relatives at Tees:water.
Ripley and ,Seatorth the past
couple of weeks.
WALTON
The MoKillop group met Wed-
nesday afternoon, Jan. 14 ,at tele
home of Mrs. Nelson Reid with 18
ladies 'present. The meeting was
opened by Me new president, Mrs.
Nelson Reid, reading a poem on
"The New Veer", Hymn 358 "j11 -
sus calls us, o'er the tumult" was
sung with Mae. D. Watson at the
piano. .Mns. Geo. Pox read .the
scripture passage from Matt. 2:
1-12. .11feditation and prayer were
'given by Mrs. Reid. Dunking the
business eerlod 68 wa.s decided
that used ,Ohrietmas minds may
be brought to the next group
.meeting for packing.
The following nroyam cormmit-
tee was appointed for the social
to he held in the church on. Feb.
20th when an Enghleh, Irish and
'Soot& ploy= will be present-
ed by Mrs, D. Watson, Mae, Mer-
ton Hackwell and Mrs. C. Wey.
The annual meeting and pat
luck 'supper will be held Monday
evening Jan, 26 with ehe Melee -
lop ,geoup to set"tebles and serve
supper. It was decided as a pro-
ject to ebtlect .used ,nylon stock-
ings for ..eleoping to Ibsen. Pao -
grams tor 1959 were planned,
Hymn 152 "in Christ thee° is no
East or West" was sung, alter
which Mrs. ''er, Sehade gave the
topic on "What Prayer can Do".
Hymn 350 "0 jesue I have Prom-
ised" and prayer eloeed the mot -
Ing. The East side, recent win-
ners in the owner contest
treated ,to a delicious buffet sue.
the members of the west
•
.A. euchre end dance was held
In the tonnnunity hail het Fri-
day evening. The following were •
Prim winner's: Ladies high, Miss
Ruth Thitehie; 'lone hands, Mrs.
11. Aohliaes; tow, .IVIrs, • N. Marks,
Men's thigh, A, Coats; lone, Don
Nolan; low, Ralph Treves,