The Seaforth News, 1959-02-19, Page 5THE SI?A.JQRTII NEWS --Thursday, February 19, 1969
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You can't put Cancer off
until tomorrow
Tomorrow is too late;
Today is Cancer Day for you
If you shave any of the SIGNS
If you think you ltavo it
If you think you are getting it,
CONSULT YOUR DOCTOR
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TUCKERSMITH
The regular mheetlTbg of the
Harms llorne and School was
held on Wed. 'Feb. 11th. The
meeting opened with "0 Canada'.
Mas. H. iVLOLeod read the minutes
of the last meeting.and the roll
tali eves answered by ;the tittle 'of
the mhenriber's favorite 'bo011:. A
very interesting Aim was shown
by Mr. H. 1'IoLeod on the mobile
Library in the Fraser Valley of
B. C..
At the newt meeting on Mar. 11
there will be a panel ,discussion
on the advantages and alisadvant-
ages of 'dural education, Ross For-
rest, Sam 'Whitmore, L. elm-
steel and Jolun Talbot. This as
something that all ,rural parents
should hear so we would like to
see a good 'turnout for - this dis-
oussien.
4' DORIS
Beauty Salon
Main St., Seaforth
Phone 373
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1956 DODGE COACH
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1963 METEOR SEDAN
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MITCHELL SEAFORTH
Phone G. Pawn]. 186 Phone 541
PROCLAMATION
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
In accordance with a resolution passed by
the Municipal Council of the Town of Seaforth,
I hereby proclaim that in view of the present
rabies situation no dog shall'be allowed to run.
at large in the Town of Seaforth until further
notice from this date, November 12, 1958.
B. F. Christie
Mayor
God Save the Queen
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TOWN TOPICS.
Miss •Jonnlo Alexander to a pa-
tent in Soott Memorial Hospital..
Idr, and Mrs, Kenneth. Leone
of Toronto spent the weekend
with Mr. ,and Mrs. J. R. Spittal,
Karl Campbell spent 'the week-
end in Toronto With Mr. mud Mrs.
Wayne T7111s. ,
Mxo. Art Wright, (John St.)
has .returned hone from Listowel
where elle spent a week owing ;to
the tpassing of her 'mother.
Mr. and M8s. Jack Sproat, of
North Bay, were weekendguests
of gr. anti Mrs. Russell Sproat.
ttIr, and Mrs, P. Barbour, 0f
K:itohener were weekend vaeitors
of 1d s. Jos, letutthews and Mr.
and Mrs, Lester Leonnardt.
Mrs. E. A. McMaster spent the
weekend in Toronto.
Miss Yvonne Bolton, 'Chatham,
visited ,last weekend with her
mother, Mrs. L. Balton.
Mr. and Mats. Michael BeebeLY,
Toronto, were weekend visitors
of Mrs. F. 3. ;Bedholy.
Mr. F. 3tanper and Ma's. F,
Spencer, ICtinisbinn, Sask., are
holidaying with Mr. and .Mrs. E.
Dinsmore. .Tomorrow theyleave'
for Sault Ste. Marie,
Mr. Bill Stephenson, , Toronto,
spent the weekend with his moth-
er, Itis,. Leo •Stephenson,
Noted Preacher
Conducts Mission
The Rev. Alban Lynch, ,C.1'., is
oonducting the Lenten Mission'
at St. James' Church, Seaterbh,
until Mar= 1.
rather Lynch of St, (Mary's
Monastery, Dunkirk, N.Y., is a
member of the congregation „ of
the Passionists, who are devoted
to the passion .or sudierings of
OUT Saviour. Ordained in 1940,
rather Lynch was ,employed at
promotional work for the month-
ly 'magazine "The Sign" and as
a professor of p'hilosophly. He re-
ceived his Master of Arts .Degree
at the Catholic 'University o8
America at Washington, D.O.,
majoring in English. 'For some
years he was (professor of Eng-
lish, Pater appointed to -oonduct-
ing.'layanen's retreats at West
Springfield and Boston. For the
past eight years he has been con-
ductin'g panieh missions.
For the convenience of parish-
ioners and -.friends, the mission
will be 'divided into two distinct
weeks, the &ret week, February
15 to 21. for 'the ladies and the
second week, 'February 22 to
March 1 for men. Those attend -
'lug the 'mission will be able to
attend one of two masses daily
and special sermons will be
preached each evening at 7.30
pmt. to which the public is Invit-
ed.
A mission is normally 'laid
every three years and has been
likened to -an inventory that a
mean of business might make to
determine ,his profits and loss. A
Mission is meant to a000mplish
the samve spiritually for the ind•i-
victual.
EGMONDVIILLE
The regular- meeting of the W.
A. and WMS of •Egnond'vidle Un-
ited Ohualdh was ;held 'en Wed.
Feb. 41.1.1 with a good attendance,
The W.A. President, Mrs., Alex
Boyce 'opened the ineetrin'g with
the W. A, Theme •son'g. Devotion-
al period was taken. by Mae
Smith, Minutes of last meeting
were read and adopted atter
which the roll call was answered.
Treasurer's repoast was given by
Mae Smith. The meeting was
then opened tar business: It Was
deckled to Have Federation Ban-
quet Feb. 12th and the programs
were to be the same as last year.
Miss Frances .Siowston our WMS
Pres,, theg.,took over the :meeting
and opened -with a poem, First
two verses of hlyunn 297 were
:sung after which the roil call and
minutes of 'last meeting were
read and adopted. Treasurer's .re-
port was given. Suppty Sec., Mrs,
Routledge gave ter report, Ma's,
M. Haney spoke on Christian
Stewardship, Mrs. A. Pepper gave
a reading on C11mi's:tion Citizen-
ship. Our Friendship Sec., Mae, J.
MoLaolula,n reported' 00 Eter visits
to the sick. Offering war received
by Mrs, Roy McGonigle and Miss
Mae Snaith.
The last two verses of hymn
297 were sung, The meeting was
then opened tor =einese. Moved
by Mrs. Semple, seconded by alas
Smith, the get the World Friends
for 'Mission Band, 'one to a fam-
ily. .it was 'moved by Miss Rena
MaJengie and seconded by Ma's,
A,,'Boyes, we accept an invitation
to Nortlis!id.e United 'Church on
March 25111. hire. Ed ,Boyes then
d1itrodreed our new study book
which is to be 011 :our own 0015-
linenit, and proved to be very 11'
'Wresting. The 'meeting oloeed
With beam 510 and the Beneddc-
blou, A delicious lunch was serv-
ed by hostesses Mrs. L. Hammond
and Mrs. Mervin Nott,
OONSTANCE
Des010 'bad weather and roads
the Men's'count •af 0.O.1°, held =-
ether series of ensnare 111. their
ihitll here followed by a isuooess-
CtVI box•noelal, Euchre prizes anent
to the 8oilowlingt Ladies.'1st, Mrs,
DOlmtage; 'lone, Mies Moen
Dpl'mage, and low to Mies Jean
Aolmage, Men's lst, Mr. 01.. Doi-
mpige, and love, Mr. W. Jewitt, 20
bones we. re anotionod by Stewart
Dp'lnuage and everyone enjoyed
the spacial hoar.
errida,y evening the Ladies'
Court will niaonsor a euchre with
Preeceds. Zai' the hockey team.
Further eanoioncements wird be
found Iii the paper.
Thursday evening of this week
Is the regular meeting of the
Llvdies' 'Goyrt Constantine,
Mr. W. 7.,. Whyte had the •mus-
fontune to 'bald on the itoe at his
home on Ful ay morning and die-
aeoate his area at the 'Shoulder.
Atter medliaal attention at the
Clinton Hospital he is :recruperat-
ing at house.
World's Day of 'raver
?rhe W.A. and WMS members
of Oonstaate 1.7, G. 'held 'their re-
gutaR' meeting Friday afternoon
prior to the speplal .service for
the Would's Day of Player. The
W. A. was conducted by their
resident, Mrs. L. 'Lawson, and
the roll call was answered by
bringing in an apron for our ba-
zaar. Next month exalt one to
bring in a box ;for the "Mystery
Box Talble", ;Bells for the year
Were handed out to all interested
in ,the work of the Church.
.The date set for 'our Easter
meeting will he held one week.
earlier in order to be 'closer to
Easter Day, the date being April
let. 'Other business and plane
were transacted and the WalS
with 1VIrs. 13. 'Brown presiding
conducted the business by open-
ing'vr!idlh prayer :and atter (hearing
tate 'minutes read and lettere of
thanks, it was 'decided to invite
Nies. McMichael, Walton as their
special apeaker at their Easter
meeting, with •other pians left .for.
the Maroh meeting.
Prior to the Service for the
World's Day of Prayer, loIrs. Ken
Haley and Mrs. W. Jewitt .read
editorials regarding the Worlds'
Day of Prayer from the January
and February issues of the Mis-
slonary Monthly, Mrs, Bendel) C. reiehard..
frown led the epeolwl 'service.
'Phis year the service eamre to us
frown Egypt where a committee
or nine women, representing the
Anglieanl, Presbyterian and Oog-
le Orthodox Muraltee worked'pn
it '10. Oetro in happy ,fellowship,
Width showed a new life of 'de-
voted evallgellem, edueatian and
medical work being 'brought to
the Christian 'opanmuntty. Usher
ladies taking ;part in the service
were Mas. Roes MacGregor, gam
Frank Riley, Ma's, Lorne Lawson,
Mrs. G. MoLliwain, Mrs. Wrtiliam
Jewitt.' Mrs. McGregor read the
address from "Suggestions for
Speakers", and Mfrs. Brown read
three portions from the book,
"The Gift of Prayer".
Mr, and Mas, E. F, Warren of
London yielted Sunday with Mrs,
Roy Lawson, 'who is a patient in
the Soak Memorial Hospital, and
then visited with the hatter's par-
ents, atr, and lAns, Earl Lawson
and Reg.
Mr, and Mrs. John Stenitt mud
fd'mily .of Thorndale visited Sun-
day with Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Jew-
itt and ;amiIy.
BRUCEFIELD
The B:rucellield United 'Church
under the sponsorship of Group
No. 1. of the W. A. apprealate the
kindness of Dr. McMaster for
coming 'over and giving a vent
educational talk on his recent
tour of the Orient,.
Rev. Mr, Davison was =air-
man .for the 'evening. The emot-
ing was opened with singing "0
Canada" with Margaret McQueen
at the piano. The Dr: then show-
ed the magnificent •oolarful pict-
ures of •Japan which were really
worth seeing. Group No. 1 wish
to thank the Doetom tor his time
and all who took part. Dwayne
Elliott rendered an accordion so-
lo which everyone enjoyed. Mrs.
Ross 'Chapman gave a humorous
reading. 'Garye Elliot gave a num-
ber on her accordion which all
enjoyed. The aneeting closed with
the National Anthem. The Groups
realized $27.55 and wish to thank
all who attended.
Mr. and airs. Les McKay of
Eltmville were vi'sliboas with l\Ir.
and Mrs, L. Wilson on Tuesday
of last week.
Mrs. C. Ham is In Toronto vis.
iting with ;her sisterin-law, Mrs.
Mr, Robert Allen Jr. le a pa.
tient M. the hospital having turd-
el'golre surgerY on his knee.
Visitors on Sunray with Mr.
and Ma'e. Hargreaves were JIr,
and .Mrs, P. Robinson anti Mr,
and Mrs. Robe. McNair.
HENSALL
Mrs, MaoIotyre of Clinton vis-
ited last week with her mother,
Mrs. Jenkins an4 sister Mrs.
Webster.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Henry were
in Mitchell on Saturday attend-
ing the funeral of the foarmer's
slater, Mrs. John G. Scott.
Dr. Wan. Joynt of London
spent the weekend with his mo-
ther, Mrs, Alice Joynt.
Mrs, Jenkins is visiting this
week With her daughter, Ma's.
MaOIntyre 4n !Minton.
Bride -Meat Honored
A very ,pleasant evening was
spent at the home of Mrs, Mur-
ray Baker when members of the
family gathered in honor of Mies
idergarot Woodburn, bride -elect
of Vale •10021411, Games and con-
tests were enjoyed and the
br'ide•eleot Was presented with a
shower of miscellaneous sifts.
Refreshments were served 'by' the
hostess.
An enjoyable evening was
spent Friday at the home of Mr.
sad Mrs, Ted Prouty when some
friends' gathered in honer of Mies
Marlene Cooper and Mr. Ken,
neth Parket', whose ,marriage
takes place 011 Saturday, Feb. 21.
Crokinole was played with prize
winners as fiellorws: Ladies: let,
Mrs. H. Parker; Gent's air. Nor-
val Cooper; Ladies eons., Mrs. E.
Miller; Gent's 00115„ Mr. Jack
Cooper. Marlene and Ken were
presented with a shower of
miscellaneous gifts
EUCHRE
In the Orange Hall
Wed., Feb. 25th
Auspices of L. 0. L.
Lunch served
Admission 40c
Sealed tenders clearly marked as to contents will
be received by the undersigned until 5 P.M. on
Thursday, March 12th, 1959, for:
(a) 2 - 25,000 GVW Trucks (Cab & Chassis)
(b) 1 - y2 Ton Panel Truck
Tenders for (a) and (b) to be submitted separately.
Tender forms and specifications available at the
Engineer's office.
J.' W. Britnell
County Engineer
Court House, Goderich, Ontario,
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