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SEAIt'ORTI3, ONTARI.O, THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1959
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Roof Collapses on
"Toronto Hotel"
The roof of a tiwceetorey •frame
building on Railway street,, be-
hind the, Seefoatlt 'Creamery, 'eel;.
lepeed last feels under the
weight of eo w, The building is
one ,o'f the eandin 'landmarks of.
this ar.a, having ,originallY been
built in 4-Tarpurhey for a hotel
tha•1 n
when that place wus e VO g
vtillage over 100 years ago.
When the exadms tools place to
Seafartih, the hotel was moved to
a dot epwt1'otthe railway tracks
ebout wkere the Fina Gans eta -
tion now is located,
Around 1914 the year be start-
ed the ores mery Here, it was
bought dry Mir, C. A. Barber and
moved acrose the street where
Sias served as a storage building
for the or_eamie1y; Mr. Bamber re-
calls that the name Toronto Ho-
tel was still plainly visible at.
that time. The present .owner;
Mr. I3, H. Leslie, said this week
that only the ground -floor has
been in use ilatety and he expecte
the top storey will be torn down.
CASE-POET'UNE
A pretty winter:wedding was
solemnized 4n .St. James Roman
Catholic "Church on Satyr/MY,
San, 24, w'.ben Madeline Teresa
Fo:ntun•e, daughter of IVlrs. Leo
rortune ayaud the elate Leo • For-
tune was united in marriage to
Jack Cresswell Case, sen of Mrs:
Nlargairet Case and the lete Ed-
win Case. Rev. Chas. 'Sullivan
af2iciated at the ,donhle aiaig.cer-.
emony. Given in marriage byher
cousin, ;Joseph Jordan o3 Tren-
ton, Mich., the bride looked love-
ly wearing antique white bro-
eade and, earthed :reel /loses, .Titin
Sister, Frances,. her -billy attend-
ant wore a gown of beige 'brocade
with hat to match and her 'BO*
•ere were 'turquoise Mcamniitiotis.
The .groomsman ryas Mm. Wi1ilam
Cleary 'offMLondon, elhe °nelyet•'s
were Mr. Frank .Case and Mr-
Pat Cleary. airs.'Staple, sister of
theax'mmoo, 'was soloist. a wed-
'
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ding dinner Wee served at blue'
Seaionth ,:Coattrnunity.... Centre.
'Those from a dUlsitance :attend-
ing the wedding: Mr. and Mrs:
Chas. (Case of .Streetsville, Mr:
and Mrs. Leo Bolger, of Wyam.,
dotte, 1M•Loh , Mrs.: Williame' lllyitep
and. Joseph Jordan, Gf ireltitGat
Minh:; le, and 1Vleit SosePtie foYg
lan, Kitchener lrlr•; Jerry •J,orda/ti
.and son Terry df d'rnra M�,:anfl
Mrs. Jack O1eaty,,elb:r, and -Meet,
-:Wvn.:Cleary, Mr. and .Mrs.'. Pat-
rick Cleary, all oP Lonidbm.
ODI3FJ IJOWS MEET'
!Springfield '1002l Lodge; .eau
'ferred the }Seeonnd ,Degree on irwr,
candidates .of Fidelity?' Lode,
Seaforth, last '(Saturday±.• evening.
The cand9dates were :Gary Dalt
Etre. of :SeafortSl, and Rose Milton
of Bruce'field (RCAF Clinton)
•24 attended :from Spmin.ggeld, and
Led Arudrew.s, ef.--G. presided,
Prevlously, Exeter Lodge con-
ferred the first degree on the
same candidates !with' 'c4sitois
present (from,. Brussels, Clinton,
Oakville and .Exeter. '
The local lodge tato confer the
Third Degree on the same candi
dates at the Feb. 4th meeting
and plan to travel to Springfield
to confer 'the same degree there
in late February,
REBEKAHS PLAN DVENTS
!Members of Edelweiss Rebekah.
Lodge made extensive plans at
Monday night's meeting to hold
various events in the near future.
A penny sale is Planned to follow
the Feb.'21st family' slipper In the
LOOP Hail The supper is to be
pot -hick for .members and Pam],
lies of ,the Fidelity and Edelweiss
Lodges. A euchre is to iollorw bite
Feb. 28ad meeting and ,Mrs. Scott'
>FTableirk and :!Miss Jean Scott- are
to be hostesses 'at a "Dessert
•lluohre" in uiVIarch. On March, 28th'
. a home -baking Sale and tea are
planned in the ID'O•P hall. About
20 plan to attend the 10th anni-
versary party .of Anther Lodge,
T3ens'all, .ori Feb. 4 and will ptro,
vide acouple '03 program num-
bers, Mrs, Ed Andrews; N. G. pre'
sided.
WINDING 'UP
The .Seaforth Credit Union is
lir the ,process mit Wim:ding up its
affairs and do a shoat time all
deposits will ,be retua'uocl to de-
positors, officials said this week.
SP.IIINO. PROJECT 0410S EN
Tho 4411I 1ooaernaking Club
project this 'Spring wi1't be The
Garden 101ule with Tlome Beduti-
ftcatian`ea Ito ;special topic, Any
girls 'wiehing ist 'take this pro'
jerk With the Seafortlh Club
please bald Mrs, Gordon Elliott,
Seefoitth, by Feb, 12.
Day of Prayer
Plans Made.
,Pians, for the World Day of
Prayer were made by a Connii it -
tee of women wtt1h represents-
titres 'from the different cherehes
being present. The meeting was
held at the home .Rf: Mae. a. C.
Britton 0.1tk011
Britbon, �iith M?a•9. pre-
siding.
The service w111 be held in the
Northside United Church on T'rt
clay, Feb. 18, at 3' . Pan. r;Mns
Jatmes of .St, Thormas" Anglican
Church will .give the 'acl'drees
Copies ot this service will be
distriilnrted in. our (local hospital.
•
Golden Anniversary
of Regina Couple
Mr. and Mrs. Albert ' Brown,
formerly diose S•mitlr of Matti -
lop, will 'celebrate their 6001
wedding anniversary on Feb, 3;'
There: wild be afternoon tea. held'
at that' (tonne; . ,2364 MGDonald
St„ Regina, on Saturday.
nfi's, Gordon McKenzie, accent-
venial
ccentveaiiecl by nee two children,
Sharon and Ricky, delft for Re-
gime on Monday to altekcl'tlae an-
niversary celebrations,
Mrs. John Cardno
Heads School:Board
Mars. John Cardno was appoint-
ed tlltatrtnau 'et Seaforth "Public
School Board at their first 1960
meeting. Routine (business Wet
transacted v'Itih Pniisotg l J, W.
Talbot acting as seerete/17 in the
absence of Mr. M.-MoKellu.r, •
APTDII2IOON AUXIIIAi"vF
There was •a.•g'egd,. attendance
set 'Ville J'anuarY mleetimg o4 the 'Ede
te:noon Aitxiliary ef'.First,: Pres-
'byteri'an MClturah in .the .drurch
hall on Tuesday afternoon.•.The
.President, '!firs. 4. L'; Dell;'presid=
ed, and opened the meeting With
a New Year poem and prayer',
:During the;,fbusiness '1?eriod • the
members were caked .to leave,
tTienm"
Used 'Christmas cards ,,at
the :chmr'oh as soon as (possible.
elite !ileVetiStile....'SVS'el:g.-. fallen- by_
Mrs.
l y-
l'Its. J. Mlo orVvish and 'Mrs. J
13,eatitie 'lure dint; IiOtnpter• o1-'tlle
naw rtnrclY' diooll dealzr{g wlt0t', In
ilei, Canadians was'ii eeented.nn
'Elise Mgtp n4'a 5 t .gelws as 'oteth
Mips W Joltn4'itbm` a n goting.'a
i1diWs eoinntentator VL3S-
Cie of Mr�7 Gedss pxnrcl Mist
J.:'I�raser en.eseiiitecl';'Man0' • tants
and pt' RO li sr'with'regand tt, 'int
di'atn Cahadi'ans. They told 'what
has been -•d'one for • them ab j ',Pia
,Presbyterial. h •and •our
'1 i1 5'4.041;t c menitiaed:.tdiat
sii9uld 1)e -(tone• yet to'assdst,the
In.daanL -Who de probably iiie 'midst
'poorly tirlderetood :hiaan •in Canada
13fERR ' MAIDDNS '
•Tare •utfr .meeting •o3 'Seaforth
Merry. ilgaddens• 'was held at the
'home 'erf Mrs. 1Iarvey •Taylor Int
Jan. 24th. Roll call was anslwered
by list of food products' of oats,
wheat, and corn. Erma Townsend
and Glenyce Jewitt' gave- a'clem.
onetration on m1ERine, Chita Car-
ter and Gn.i1 !Milton derirdnotb ated
white sauceand macaroni, M,rs.
Whyte (gave notes 'on used -for cer-
eal in a; supper and facts about
flour mixtures.
(Home Assignments. Answer
Cereal Quiz, make :one dish of
'cereal, .prepare a auacaroni dish
and record in book, dook up reci-
pe for fruit loaf. 'Roll call for the
next meeting, Give favorite fruit
lost recipe,.
KIPPEN
Mr. and Mrs. Alit (Moffatt left
London 'Sunday by bus tor a trip
to Sunny Florida.
INlr, and Mrs.. Moto/num, Kim
and Linda spent the weekend in
O'alkvillle Visiting ,the former's
parents, 104. anus! ,aVfrs. ,Nr,otoan:ura
Sr.
Mrs,, Wan. Winder, who has.
been a patient. in South Huron
Hospital, Exeter Toa• .two weeks,
,retuned Thome'ron !Saturday..
Mr. Lloyd anti Miss llid'a Dow -
son of neaa' Varna visited Mon-
day with a brother and sister-in-
law, 114. and Wks, Elston Dow -
Mr. and Mrs, Dawson spent
Tuesday alfterneon in Lonciou:
DUBLIN
!Several' ;cases ' oR iheasles dtavo
been reported 4u the. village. •
'Miss 'Sandra Doig', of It, R. 1,
Dublin, one of the ,finalists' `in
the Huron .County ,Oratorical
contest will be :a guest en'0I1NX-
rIW Winghadh '•on•';plrtu'sday, Feb.
6' to speak )ori "Tact" 61' 2.80 I) li
Mr, and Mrs. Lester Baynes of
Simeoe with ,Mr; and Mrs. Joe
Dill.
Plan Junior Fair
At Seaforth
Robt, W. Campbell was re-elect-
ed president of Seator'tit Agricul-
tural Sadetty for his 4th term at
theannual meeting and banquet
in Egmondvillle United Church .on
Tuesday night,, The 'meeting was
Postponed from Thursday last,
owing to the storm. All other 'of-
titers were .re-elected.
C
let vice q>ires R E. IMoMlilan;
'Ind vice pies„ J. Si. ',Scutt; audi-
tors; b. 'C, Doswell, R. S. McDon-
ald; Junes Wallace, sec: trees..
While official word has not yet
been eeeeivetl, it is considered
certain ithat,$eaforth .fair•.widl be
granted 'Class B standingstart-
ing this year,. Plans were made
to establish a Junior Fair, incor-
porating all the 411`. exhibits, The
junior Fair will be 'held 'at the
same' time as the 'fail fair, and
the Class B rating will entitle it
to acklitdonal grants.
A new grandstand will he built
this year to replace the old one
lvhioll is in bad repair.
• .A.rbbAtr Balton, associate Ag.
Rep,, said the 441 program at
Seaitomtllt Fair is the largest in.:
Huron and possibly tele' biggest
in Westeait Ontario. •
- Dr. E. A. ltolraster, : slowed'
filans' onehis tete to Japan. titan-
hers were !given by the Jr. Farm -
e• Quartette which cornpeted in
the, Ontario eontlpetdlti•on at -Tor-
onto, ;harry 'Wheatley, Ii. and B.
CaoM,gbell and Geo. Turner'. ' A-
mong those who spoke were War-
den Willdomi Jewitt, James 1'ylair,'
Brussels, president Of District 8;
mt
Mrs. J:. Gruanett, assistant 'dist-
net director, in place of Mrs.
Wm; .Sebben, Str at$ord„
Itis expected ..that ,three, re:
giona1 cattle shows will be at
this year's fair. •
Many Accidents
During Storm
Thele /idnding snow storm •last
Thurad"ay • was ,responsible for
seven meter accidents investigat-
ed :by Rrov'inoial Constable '•diic-
Dowiiii-: f Seaforth.In only One.
ease 'were there • injuries, Tlrle
occurred 2% Miles moth- of Sea-''
fbatii; involving vebioles daliven
byeit4rs. T-Iilda. (Payne,.. Renal!,
a7i �IiLLred ILemtut'e, of Loudon
trop i0.. passenger" with .Lecnuae.
waif:taken to St, Joseph's ,Hospdt
el *tth broken, lett knee cap.
Tli-e gaane clary • there were two
'miner accidents east of :Seaforth,
one, at Londasb:oro, and three on
the 13ith ,con. 03 elble1llop, On
J'an, 23rd two accidents were re-
ported, and .on Jan. 27th a minor
aceiidenit occurred on the 5th of
iVLaIfillap.
WJOE.S, MEETS
• -The Janu'ar.y meeting of the
Na&Iltside United Ohuroh WiM,S
Was held Tuesday evening with
a diotluok supper. The president,
Mrs. C. 'Walden, presided and
Mrs.. Britton opened the meeting
with a poem, "The Value .of the
Bible." A prayer written by the
late 1Mt's. • F, Vavauge was given
by 'Mrs. R. Savauge. During the
tuskless a date for the Easter
ThanMkoffe'ing was set - for the
afternoon, of 'Marsh 246h. ,Group
:One took over the meeting. Mrs.
J. 512, Scott opened with hymn
521. ' Mrs. Workman ream the
scripture taken trout Isaiah 11:
1.9 and Io'wiah 42: 1-4. 'Mrs. C.
lBlro'adfoot ifavores us with a pi-
ano solo..Slturly hook was taken
by lVLre. Kellar. Everyone enjoy-
ed .ori trip to ,Aidaslca, telling us
of the different cit ncles,. where
they were located and ']low anoth-
er 'neighbour, ,Alaska, is achiev-
ing statehood, :Meeting closed
with a hymn and benediction.
EOMOJJDVILLE 0.0.1.T.
The Egmonsville CGIT girls
held their regular -meeting in the
olturolt s Vestey last Wedneedal,.
We opened .mum meeting by sing-
ing the •CGIT hymn and • repeat-
ing the :purpose, Lois, Tyndall
read the scripture .and Neils Hill-
man 'read a poem and prayer. Dr.
Semiple gave •ue Itis' bible atucli'
on the pradihets and their places
iitertlre bilge. We aIs'o: :discussed'
the Mader and minor books ot the
bible and `their meanings, follow-
ed by the roll call with an •at
tencl'anice et."17 girlot Int bnsinesel
period- we deeklecl thitt,'Lorrauine
!Millar and (Gail Finkayson -Mite
bite opening alterable and tliett..tho
toll ;call lbe-,ansivered with; a bible
pV'cVpliet. We 'turd invited to a
Church Youth 'Organization meet-
ing' an.Feb, '1 at Pr'esbplotrian
Oitwrclt. • titil groups wild be re-
presented. The Nar•ttliside ; CGIT
have also ,invited 115,10 •a valen'
time hart, on Fab. 94li,
Annual Meeting of
Egmondvi1le Church
Under the able leadership ot
Dee and Mrs. ;Seiltple the Dgenond-
ville United Ch`lt'ph reported a
mio'et active and; su'cceseful year
at their annual, meeting Friday
evening, Jan. 23rd. Mr, John
Noleinnd voteed .the aonm
ega•
tiott's avppteciation of 'their untir-
ing effoatts aatd expressed it in a
tangible Ivey.
In shite of icy: reads and pen-
etratang winds a „w'aarm .feeling of
fellowship: and gratefulness to
Goad pervaded:the 'meeting ' with
the 'hope that the' year's work hacl
been for the •giotty of God 'tied
that Olurist'e cause had been, ad-
vanced tit ,home .and abroad.
Dr. Semple presided and con-
ducted :a ;;!devotional pe+iocl pat-
terned sifter ",the, Bret service
held by the .first congregation, "0
God of Bethel" was sung and
Psalm 89 was used da ,the 'medi-
tation.
A short "In Memoriam" Ser-
vice of silents, and prayer was
'held for the fiveanemibera• who
had passed away during the year,
The de'aden's of the various or-
ganizations reviewed the ,year's
activities and gratifying• reports
were mead by the Vreesnrers
showing that ever:. 816,000.00 had
'been raised, Ma•. Arthur Wallace,
'cleric hof session reported en dr -
crease do church 'membership. Mr.
A., .Routledge who aetecl as stet's-
nary, praised the .teaches and of-
ficers' of oho :Sunalay School' for
their :faitiltiful and devoted
-p105. P115 Church Tareasure NIT:
T. •ltobdai4on reported that .Mite
Nlits,stonary and Currenit 'accounts.
Vias exceeded all expectatio•ns.He
Walurly,thanked ail the 'member's
and adherents tor -their regular
and generous gifts. other reports
ware: WIVE., fltissi'en Band, 'Baby
Band, Miss 'F. Elouslton; W,A.;
'Miss 'Mae Smith; l'GJT, .MMra. Ed
_
Bocy^es; Sunday School, iM,rs, :i2.,.
Steiihenson; 'Oluoim, WIT. L. ,T3an,
mrond; YPU, (Mrs. Alex Ohesne2;
'Capital"• A000unt, Mies Rena ,Me
Kenzie; Bible !Society, Mr. • • A.
Routledge; MCemetely C'om Mr,
John Modelle/ad.
A vote. of thanks,, lyase extended
to all group leaders and workers
with, special words : 'of . approcii'a,
tion to. i1'ir. Mhos; Robinson,'the.
treasure, ;Mr: • Lye TB'Malnntond;'
'organist and his cluoirs, `tud•-MI'.
Reg Knights, the caretaker:
- Five Stewards ivere appointed
for a three'yeaar tenni: MMT, E.
Stepirenls'on, !NLr, Emerson Durst,
MMIr, Ken-Car/median, 141x•. Robert
Smith and ptilr. Jas. Molntosh.
.Mr. :Milton Dietz was' appointed
ohadrtnan a tette' M. and M. The
Preebytery Men's 'Council repre-
sentative, Mr, Lyle Hammond,
Following the Doxology' and
prayer a social time was spent.
Mrs. Ed .Boyer, Miss Mae -Smith,
.Nips, Elmore 'Stephenson, and
Mrs. A. Chesney sei.1ed' refreslt-
.ntents. Mr. Ivy Henderson thank-
ed the ladies,
Cold Causes Break
In Power Line
Ten ,below zero temperalture.
was the cause of .power being off
for an hour or snore on Monday
morning do the area served by
.the transfoametr station here. The
trouble was discovered to be on
the 28,000 volt feeder' line !be-
tween Dublin and Mitchell Two
itios on an insulator snapped.
letting the line go free. Every,
feiw minutes the (line banged
against a ,guy wire ,causing a
ground, which in :turn kicked out
the automatic •protective oil
breaker at the (big substation east
of Seaforth. Ay opening switches
east of Dublin ant west o3 Mitch-
ell, the trouble was isolated. Ser-
vice was restored at 7.16 aon,
With Mitchell getting power from
!Stratford.
Rev. -H. Snell Speaks
At Burns Night
Rev. I•Iarold Snell of Exeter
was ,guest speaker at the annual
Blume Night under the auspices
04 ,Seaforth Lions Club on Mon-
day evening at the community
ten,tre, He gave an excellent ad-
tlrese' :on the ,life and poems of
the Scottish hard. Ross Scott
eras'ahairman and President Wan.
Hart welcomed the guests, High-
land dancing, accompanied on
the 'bagpipes toy Peter !Malcolm;
a
inert bir Mr. and lee, James
Stewart, aecioanpanierl .btu ,cantos
M. 'Scott, and a ;film ou 'Scotland,
shotwn by W. E. ,Southgate was
,teatimes of the program. The
Sootttiah grace was given by J, R.
Spittal and words of appreclation
were spoken on behalf of the,
guests by Rev. J. I'i. James. 4, 10.
Keating thanked the guest speak-
er. About 150 sat down to the
good sapper catered to 'by M.re.
Miller and staff
Red Cross Report
For 1958
1908 Financial Statement of
.Seaforth Brandt of the •Canadian
Real Cross Society.
Tteceipts-
Cash on deposit, ,Tanuary
1, 1958 137.49
Campaign iRecti Receipts , 11.,3...0
p
Genet°al Don'atiott 10,00
Caston! wilting 7.00
Bank Interest 6.03
Part Oay'meut on Civilian
Welfare 6120
Expenditure -
Cash remitted to tete
Ontario Division -.:-
Civilian Welfare
Health Work for •](vet•
oil capsules
Goode purchased for the
'loan .enpboard
Cards, Crests etc. for Wee!
ter' Safety ,Program
Workroom supplies from
• Red Cross
Workroom :Supplies 'Pur-
chased locally
Stamps • for ' 'Secretary
and Treasurer 2,00
Express wheel chair -.•, 1.60
Cash, 'on hand and on
-deposit,. Dec, 31/58 •149,22
1360.88
700,00
68.22
,4,40
74.90
13,47
320.37
,40
1350.68'
I.ty,114. Butt, Treas.
'Ankles shipped out in 1958:
Sewing.136; Knitting 221 Bail' of
soaks, large' quilts 7; crib quilt 1
2'ZI'OMAS 3. MaMICHAEL
Thomas Jogeph McMichael, son
of the nate. .!tiaras iloIcMichtael•
aaixl'Ithe former Lncy Fisher, died
Wednesday` at his home, Wit/ion
St„ Goderich: He died' suddenly
of a !heart' :attack :atter elroveling
snow. He was in his 77th year.
Mr.
iticaechlael. was (horn on con.
2, Hudlett eivp., anal farmed most
of his life .dn that township. He
wee a well known horse breeder.
Ile,lived•in Auburn for a time be-
fore ;,;going to Goderioh three
years ago. 1 -Ie was a' member of
the -Free :Methodist /Cluurch, Sur-
viving ire hie, wife the' • former
Margaret Evelyn :Scott;: one sou;
Robert, J: elellidlrael, ;Walton;
'two daughters, 1Vfiss Evelyn, at
home, and, :Mrs. W. 3. (Mar-
jorie) Dale, S•Sullett; three sisters
1Mrs. iler'b -10irloby, Walton; Mas.
'Milton Wiltde, Clinton; and Mrs.
Harry- Hartford, London; and
seven •granddhildeen. The Service
was held Thrifty- at 2 p.m. Rev.
Jaynes Robb et London officiated,
The pallbearers were Steeivart,
Dale, John Bell, Oliver Wright,
Tack Carter all of Htillett; Sycl
Caswell, Elwin Jones CT Goder-
ioh. The flowerbearers were folia'
gr•andcleughters, Audrey MdMich-
ael, and Laueel, Wilma and 'Di-
ana Dale.
Among those from a distance
were Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hart-
ford of La'mbet'h; Mr. and Mrs.
.Morley Jordan, !Mrs. Fred Lee,
Mrs, Louise McMichael, 11Ir, and
Mrs. Harvey ikoMichael of Sar-
nia; .Wayne McMichael of Wind-
sor.
Owing to the storm the previ-
ous (day a, second funeral service
was 'held on Saturday for the
f'a'mily who were. unable to be
present at the first ,service on
Friday. Interment was made in
the cetneteay chapel .until spring
when burial will be made in the
Mtalitlanclbank Cemetery, Seaforth
BRUCEFIELD
,Misses Barbara and Mary Lou
Taylor of Toronto spent the week.
end .with their paa•ent's, !Mr. and
Mrs, Harvey Taylor.
'Miss Eleanor Mocartney of
Kitchener visited over the week-
end with .her parents, .air. and
leis. Geo, bleCartney,
'Mr's, Jno. R. /Murdoch accom-
panied her slaughter Beth ,to
Hamilton I-Iospital and -will re,
main for some time visiting at
the hArne of ler. 'ancl Mfrs. Wm,
Muni eon.
Dr. D. A. McMaster o3 Seaforth
has kindly cetsentecl to conte td
Brucefield United Church. on
Feb. 16th, and will show his lat-
est pictnmes .elf his trip to Japan.
'Nle. and NT's. V, Hargreaves
spent :Sunday with Mas. IIar•-
greaves' parents, aim. land '(:flaps, A,
Henderson, Itrgeisold,
'Mr. Jack Graham, Toronto, vis-
ited with itis another, 'Mrs. Golclie
Graham for a few 'days.
• NIr, (Harry ,Dalarynnpde bas been
under the D:ottatr's care with an
eye eoudition. 'Elie 'many friends
'Bole he Will 50011. he out again,
Brttcefielcl and coananunity of-
fer'otor ;best ravishes to Mes.'Thos,
Baird Sr., who .'will •celebrate
ler:ningty^ninth birthday on. Fri-
da'y, Tan, 30th,
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$9,00
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STOCK PIECES
'`ALSO: HALF` PIC
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price of service
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SERVICE . CONTAINS:
• •'8 teaspoons,
8 dessert spoons,
8 forks, 8 knives,
• 1 butter knife,
1 sugar spoon
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Seaforth
CONSTANCE
' The sudden passing of -lir. T.
d17;d,1'Iiobael of Goclericli passed a.
shadow ; over the eotnmundty
when Mrs. - Wm. Dale received
the sad news Wednesday morn-
ing -that 'her father passed ' away
s•uuden1.y at hit.hoine 1 iii Gode'r-•
ich CIMr, and 'Mfrs, NIeMi'ehael liv-
ed in the •S.S.' 1; 'School: Section
end -were :well known '.iu this
bominunlity. Sympathy is extend-
ed to all the bereaved family.
Mrs. Frank Riley was hostess
Wednesday 'afternoon to mem-
ber's of Constance W. A. and de-
spite ail weather oondi'tions a
goody number turned out to
hear 'Miss McGowan, Supervisor
of the Children's Shelter of Fier -
on County. She told of ways of
looking after about 80 children
ander their supervision- in re-
gards to adoption, roster !tomes,
giving them an education, dress
and Christmas gifts. This was a
topic interesting and educating
to all 'present. A penny sale net-
ted a goodly sum 'far the after-
noon. Lunch zeas served and a
pleasaltt half hour enjoyed.
:Mr. Walter Grimoldby who has
been visiting with his 'brother,
air, and VIrs. Robert Grimoldby,
left Friday Ear Toyonto enaoute
to his home in 'Edmonton.
The Constance 'H'en's Court of
C,O,F. will hoist their regular
meeting on Thursday evendn.g and
'another series of planned such.
res will take place Friday even-
ing. Look for other announce-
ments in the paper.
.Congratulations to AMr, and
NLrs. Mervyn Godlcin of Wintlu'op
on the arrival of theft: baby
daughter. Sirs, Goclkin was :tornt-
erlLv Miss June Rogers, a former
school .teacher at this school.
Mr. and Mrs. Root, Woocis and
Debbie of Ajax spent the week-
end with the latter's. parents, Mr.
and MMrs. Frank Riley and Doug-
las,
air. and Mrs. Wm, Jewitt at-
tended the banquet anti anneal
meeting of the Agricultural Socd-
ety at the Egmondville U. C. on
Tuesday evening.
:Mr. Wm. Dale left Tuesday
morning for Toronto where he
will .spend a few clays.
WALTON
' There passed away at ,his home
In NiloKillolp twat. con, 14, Thomas
Mark Hamilton. 'He had lived in
MoKillon tap al'1 hit life. attend-
ing school at Walton. Tit 1.940 he
!parried lois beloved. sweetheart,
Katie Ruth tStmaty'cli ik, who sur-
vives with one son William and
.th.reo. •daug•ltters, ,Te,g,ce, Joan, Bar.
tiara, all et' home, and one broth-
er Robinson ot. 'London, • He was
an aativo lumber of the .O:Aerie
Farmers' 'UTnion and a inernbor of
Walton United Church, tatarlc Walt
well likecT by all who knew !ria)/,
be Wits honest and upright in all
things and could always be trust-
-ed be all wlroacn,ew him, lie lik-
ed his Here end was a great low
er. of music, Funeral services
were -held Friday, Jan. 23rd from
l D. A, Ranh_ Funeral; Home at 2
!salt., nvitlt Rev. MSI. Thomas offl-
' dating. Burial was in, Maitland
Bank Cemetery. Pallbearers were
t Messrs. •Wnt. :Staatychulc, Alec
Gulut'en, 1lerb Williamson, Har-
vey Crag, I airy Bolger, and R.
Bal lar ty-n e. Plowerbearers were
Messrs. Ross .Cardiff and Michael
MGttlutzen. Floral tributes were
many and beautiful.
I Friends and relatives came
from Lucan, London, Varna, Sea-
-
fortat, Auburn. Atwood, Listowel
and Holmesville.
The annual meeting and pot-
luck supper of Duff's United
I Church will be held ,!Monday
evening, Feb, 2.
Wayne McMichael of Wind-
sor spent the weekend with his
parents and attended the funeral
of his grandfather, Mr. Thos. Mc-
Michael .ot Goderich.
A clearing auction sale of
faa'm stock and machinery was
held on the farm of Mr. William
Flood on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Walter Davidson ds at pre-
sent visiting with Miss Bessie
Davidson.
DUBLIN
Mr. and Mrs. John Cleary, Lon-
don, with ,1'Ir. and Mrs. Frank
Evans,".and attended the Case -
Fortune wedding at Seaforth on
Saturday.
Mr, and Mrs. Dan Costello and
Gordon in Niagara Falls attend-
ing the funeral of :his brother,
Nh'. Jack Costello.
lNIr. Nell Stapleton, Kitchener,
with. NI.t•. and Ib's. Ed .Stapleton.
(Mrs. Torn Butters, Mrs. John •
Nagle, Mrs. H. Pethi•ek, Mrs. R.
Aikens attendee! a W. 1. day at
Stratford.
TEEN TO'IVN NOTES
'Membership .eamds were on sale
at 60c, 97 were sold at Saturclay's
an eating.
About 120 teenagers were pre-
sent, great increase over previous
Setturday.
Next meeting Saturday night
in tow'n. hall, only members a'.11ow•
ed unless brought by a member.
T4tte 'Sat:aarday afternoon Clean -
a5 meeting: a room, two cloak
rooms and lunch rooan under
stitpervlaion of vice in•esisent
rieith Petlrilele. About 20 volun-
teers surprised Citief Hutchinson.
Dance on. Feb, 14 et Arena was
decided. Dress, seml•formal, 60c.
nonmembers, 265 ntennbers, Or-
•chestt-a, Clinton, Wingham, God-
enich and Mitchell 'teen Towns
invited,
IS NOW PLIGHT LIEUTENANT
i1iying Officer J, Nd, lYtaNIfi.11e,n
of 11.C.A.F, Station, Chatham,
NB., has been promoted to the
rank of Flight Lieutenant.