The Seaforth News, 1959-03-05, Page 4From the , .
Pastor's Study
(By Jteu, 0. E. Pocock, .Bayfielci)
As the President sof: the Sea-
fo'r'th: and District Ministerial Aa
saolation I have been ;requested
to contribute the first message
M1und-er the above ealption. it is
'an honour thus to represent :the
Ministers of the urea. We are
bonded together in O1u'is:b14n fel-
lowsilip to Ido the. things that are
better due by the united effoirts'
of the olrnrehes and so we, with
you, look forward to the 'comin'g
Holy Week Mission in our sever-
al clanrehee•
tAndreev, a (Russian aubhor, has
a story of a :rime named Ben-
Tovit who lived • in Palestine at
the time of our Lard's ministry
there, Whether he was a disciple
'Or not ,I do mit know, but the did
desire to :fallow 'the Master
through the ,el•osdng scenes at the
Trial and Crucifixion, One Gluing
only loonies clear from this con-
temporary of Jesue who could
have told vividly the things we
would like to know — :BenTovit
Laid the (toothache—and only saw
from the long distance a figure
on a cross. Preocotupied with the
trivial, /missing 'bhe ,drawing (pow-
er of the Christ lifted up on
high, the day passed far him like
any other day.
Is that to 'be your experience
aud ranine a5 we came to Holy
Week and Good Friday? allay we
put aside the tnivittl 'and look
anew to Calvary at this season of
the year.
BRUCEFIELP
Miss 'Mary E. Swan spent a few
dtuYs Met week visiting friends
in Uolidon,
A number of 13rncolloid oiti-
sons attended the funeral of Miss
Lura MoIiiliou ,of Egtnonulville,
oat: SMvtiirdav, to Beircl's Cemetery,
• Mrs. M. Vait'o spent a Sow days,
in Heneilll and London.
Mr. and Mrs. Don liVicKenzie
and family •of St, Thomas spent
the weekend with MT. Mol{en•
zie's:parents, Mr. and Mrs. S.
MtoKenzie, Mrs..MoKencie :has not
teen in good health, 'Mitering
tram 1a11 attack of bronchitis. •
04Ir. 'end MINS. E. Thomson. en-
tertained a 'few ,friends'on 'Satur-
2�1uy
night.
Lovely flowers were placed on
the attar of bhe. Brucefield Unit-
ed ()hunch in memory of the late
Miss Laura McMillan. The Mc-
Mil'iOwi family lived on the Saints
now owned by Mr. 1t. Allen Jr,
Miss McMillian was a. niece of Mr•
Fred Burdge and Mrs. R. 'Wut
son.
Mrs. O, Hain returned home an
Tuesdally, having visited in Tor-
lonto 'for a few weeks.
Egmondville
United Church
Dr, J, Semple, Minister
Lyle Hammond, Organist
FOURTH SUNDAY IN LENT
11 A.M.
"Faces About The Christ"
No. 4, Simon of 0yrene: (The
Man who Carried the Cross)
7.80 P.M.
"What It Means to be a Christian"
No, 4. "Jesus of Nazareth Passeth
By." Filmstrips: The Last
Journey to Jerusalem. Symbols of
The Cross (3),
Ladies Trio, "In The Garden"
Margaret Chesney, Helen Boyes,
Dorothy Boyes
Church School 10 a.m. Attendance
last Sunday 121. We can do better
Wednesday, 8 p.m. Service of
Devotion. 5th Word. "I Thirst"
Announcing
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NOTICE
TOWNSHIP OF McKILLOP
All car owners in the Township of Mc-
Killop are requested not to park their
cars on the roads of the Township during
the winter.
Cars that are left on the roads are
contrary to the Highway Traffic'Act, and
are a detriment to operation of snow
plows.
Please note that Provincial Police will
take the necessary action to see that
cars are not left on roads, and prosecutions
may follow.
Dated Feb. 96th, 1959
W. J. MANLEY
Road Superintendent
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Town of Seaforth
Re Dog Proclamation,
In view of the disregard by the general
public of the recent proclamation
issued by the Town Council re the
confinement of dogs, and the fact that
they are not to run at large at any
time, the Council feels that charges
must+be laid under this By-law.
Any owner or harborer of a dog who
allows it to, run,.aklarge can be sum-
Bnnoned into court. The fine in a case of
this kind could be $50.00 and costs.
The Council and myself would ask all
citizens concerned to comply with the
laws and avoid the consequences.
B. F. Christie
Mayor
ECIVIQNDVILLE
'Our:community was s'haeked
last weelc on learning of the suck
den death of Miss Laura MCMil.
dwn, our sincere syalpathy 'is ex-
tended to the bereaved falliily
and Htdeatcis.
'We,extend to Mr. and ire. Bre.
erson t0111at our sinoore slyampaihY
in:the ptiesing of lrie father, the
late Mr. Durst, Whose 'funor'afi
took place. at Coderich lets ,Mon00.
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DUBLIN
Mr. and Mrs, Prank Evans,
lftrs. J, Mayman in Loncloii with
Mr. and Mrs. John 'Cleary.
Mrs• Jini MvGovefn, 1Kr. Joe
Perrault, Montreal, with Mr. and
Mrs, Ed Staildebon.
Miss. Phyllis Butters, London;
Mr. and Mrs, A. •Butters, OoOlourg,
with Mr. and Mrs. T. Butters,
\1r, Herbie Brown, Britt with.
Mrs. 13uown and children..
Mr, and Mrs. Pete Groseckand
children, Miss 'Patricia Costello,,
London, with Mr. aud Mrs, ,Dan.
Costello.
IMiss 'Itheresa and Alice • Ryan,
London, with •Mr• and Mrs. Pat
Ryan,
'Dhe Dublin W. I. Feb. meeting
was held at the Biome ,of Mrs. J.
Nagle, wine ,members and two
visitors were present. Members
answered ,the .roll tali with hints
ion sewing. Mrs, H. Pethick read
a number of household hints.
Current events were read by Mrs.
G. Robinson, Mrs, 'Earl Boyes,
president of the 'South -Perth W.
L was guest speaker. • She out-
lined hunts far good health and:
hapi>Iiness at meals. Mrs, J. Loa.
by gave a report on her tribe to
Florida, outlining experiences en•
countered mitt ,storms, ,floods
and tornadoes, Mrs. J. Nagle and
Bernadette sang a ,duet,• The
next meeting will be held 'March
31 at the home 'of 11,rs. W. Smith.
Lunch was served by ivL,'s, J. Na-
gle, Mrs. Burchill and Mrs. Chas.
1St; Patrick's School is present.'
ling its annual Irish concert on
Mardi 13 at 8.30 pmt. and March
15 at 3 p.m. in the ,Church hall.
,A
,three-aot comedy "The Whole
Truth and N•obhang but the
Tenth” is the main feature sup -
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duces,
THE SEAFORTH NEWS--Tliursday, Marcia 6, 1939
lad mane and Mr. .and int*, Gorden
Wardell were g
BRODHAQEN
Mrs. Wilbur i•Ioeby and baby
dati'glDter have returned Immo
from Seaforth PIospit'al,
(Miss ,Phyllis Ahrens, daughter
. a 3t ^s I htet - e. ter-
of 1111 and a I ..A Alma, enter -
Pitted a number of her friends
to a patty on the ocoaion of her
7th birtlt'day ,an Saturday,
Son Killed At Listowel
The sympathy of 'bhe camelun-
ity is extended to Mrs: Barbara
McLeod and ,ether relatives on
the death of the fot'n'ier's sots
Kenneth McLeod et Like/wet AT -
Mtn disaster on .:Satunday. Mrs.
McLeod has been visiting with
diel' sister, Mrs. 10, Ahrens.
The .following pupils from our
school Joined in the Mass Choir
,of rural ,and IM11tCQiell ,Public
School at Mitchell, Main 'St, Unit-
ed :Church on Sunday evening
under the direction of E. C. Har-
ley, Sahoo'l Music nireetor, to
.mark Edueatiton week. Barbara
Jloegy, ,Beverley Sholdice, Cheryl
Benne-Ivies, Joan . Frendh, and
Larry +Kiistner,
Miss Grace. Fischer, Kitdhener,
at her home'.
Mr, and Mrs, A. 'Seherbarth
and Mr. and Mrs, Ed Sdherbarth
and Norman Rock en Detroit for
bhe weekend.
'Mrs, W. L. Querengesser and
Mrs. John 0, Diegel with Mrs. I.
Diegel at the ,home of Mr, and
Mrs. Don Ralph, • Mitchell, on
'Sunday.
'Mr. and Mrs, Roy Doer. Aub-
urn, Mr. and Mrs. C. Mogk and
girls of 'St: Thomas with Mr. and
Mrs. ,G. and H. Mogk.
Mr. and Mrs, L. Wolfe and t'lie
boys, Kitchener, Mr, and Mrs. M.
Connetly, . 'Sebiiingvt le with Mr.
and Mrs,. L. Wolfe,
Mr. and :Mrs. M. Sipper, Tavi-
,stack, and Mr, ami Mrs. G. Brick:
num aud Barry of Brampton
with Mr. and Mrs. D. Hinz,
,Stewards of :the 0hristie,n
Home held their monthly nieet-
ing, on Thursday everting in the
basement of 1St. Peter's Lutheran
Church with 30 members and two
visitors present. Mr. and Mrd :W.
Ahrens, Mr, and Mrs. M. ,Bener-
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First Presbyterian Church
REV. D. LESLIE ELDER
Itiinister
Sunday, March 8th
10 A.M.—Church School and Youth Fellowship Class
11 a.m. — CONSCIENCE AT THE CROSS
* 3 — "The Conscience of Barabbas”
Music — Male Quartette — "Christ Arose” (Lowry)
D. R. Stewart, F. E. Willis; J. A. Cardno
H. N, McLeod
•
4.30 p.ui. — FIRST CHURCH MEN'S CLUB
VESPER SERVICE •
ADDRESS — "RETURN TO REASON"
Professor James R. Scott
The following Members of the Men's Club will participate.
Messrs. Clare Reith, Bedford Dungey, Robert Wright
First Church Male Chorus — "Faith of Otir Fathers"
Male Quartette "Close to Thee" (Erwin)
D. R. Stewart, F. E. 'Willis, J. A, Cardno, H. N. McLeod
Mrs. J. A. Carclno, Organist
This Laymen's Service featuring Professor James R. Scott
and First Church Male Chorus will be an inspiring occasion.
A cordial invitation is extended to all Congregations
to join in this devotional period
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el ear
ar.. 1l we.'. in eltar e of devo.
tionrs: Their topic was "What 0.0
we Aleve tittle 'tor?" Mr. R. Hine,
Ipresideut,,was in Change of buei=
Acre and Mrs, M. Beuerllnan. gave
the seoa'etary's'.report: It was de-
cided to wave a Play "Have a
Heart" presented by the Munro
Young People here In the elaurol).
an Easter Monday evening, A re'.
direst from the Sunday Selhooi
Superintendent to cater dor a
sapper meeting for the Sunday
School teachers tour times a
Tear and the married catlples
group bear the expense,. this was.
excepted.
WALTON
A. variety concert will be held
Friday evening, March 20, with
the fallowing committee in
charge: Mrs. Leslie Oliver, Mrs.
Jan Van Vliet Sr., Mrs, Wilbur
Turnbull, Mrs. Donald Buchanann
and Mrs. Gerald Watson.
Plans were made to contact
Miss Angel M. Arnett of U. of. W.
Ontario, ,London, to arrange a
date for an Institute gathering
when 'other branches will be in-
vited,
Mrs, Harvey Craig and Mrs.
Roy Williamson were co -conven-
ers for Canadian industries and
agriculture. The motto, "A merry
heart doeth good like a medicine"
was given by Mrs. 'Williamson.
A display of the Cereal Shelf
course was shown by the 4-31
Club girls, opening with their
pledge, and Aileen Williamson
giving the commentary on wheat
and wheat products.
Mrs. H. Craig gave a short talk
on Canadian resources, Members
taking the course, "Sew to save
dollars and make sense" display-
ed the garments they had made.
Mrs. Wni, Humphries conduct-
ed a sing -song, Lunch hostesses
were Mrs. H. Craig, Mrs. F, Wal-
ters, Mrs, H. Williamson and. Mrs.
C. Martin.
Miss Isobel Lyddiatt of London
spent the week end with.lier par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. Lyddiatt.
Mr, Gerry Dressel of London
was a'•week end visitor at his
home.
An old landmark in the village
was 'demolished last week when
the roof of a shed caved in on
the old sawmill property' owned
by Mr. L. Medewa,
The Grey and Mortis Tp.'Fed-
et'ation of Agriculture held a
successful community workshop
program in the community hall
last Tuesday evening when Prof.
Charles Whebell of University of
W. Ontario spoke on "The St.
Lawrence Seaway and the effect
it will have on Western Ontario."
Miss Angel M, Arnett of U. of
W. Ontario (and pianist) con-
ducted a social recreation for the
evening. Those present reported
a very enjoyable evening. Lunch
was served by Institute ladies.
Mrs. Frank 'Walters occupied
the chair for the February meet -
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ing of the Women's Institute held
in the community hall on Thurs-
day evening, Two minutes silence
was observed in remembrance of
the late Mrs. Earl Mills, a very
active Institute member wlto had
passed away -that evening. The
secretary's report was given by
Mrs. Torrance Dundas in the ab-
sence of Mrs, E. McCreath. Roll
call was, answered with "A 'Cana-
dian -product in my menu today".
Grumtnett — At Scott Memorial
BORN
Hospital on February 27, to Mr,
and Mrs. W. R. Grummett, Mitch-
ell, a son
RED CROSS
The regular meeting of the
Seaforth Red Cross Society will
be held in the library room on
Friday, March 6, at -3 p.nl.
W. I. TO MEET
Mrs. Wilfred Coleman will he
hostess for the Marchi meeting of
Seattorth W. I, on Tuesday, Mar,
10 at 2.30 :pan. 'Program conven-
ors: Mics. Les Pnyce and Mrs. H.
•W4lson, Roll pall will be .answer-
ed by a sample of your :hobby.
The inotto is: •D'on't let' ,odd min-
utes slip away, ,use them. Alit•. 0.
Elop's of Clinton, will be the guest
i
speaker and will Show slides.
Lunch oontanbbtee: •Mrs. Aiken -
head, Mrs. Jahn Kerr•, 'Mrs, Ho1w-
aral Wilson, Mrs•,Les;l'nyee,,
Euchre - Dance
Friday, March 6
Seaforth Community Centre
Norris Orth. Admission 75c.
Lunch provided
Sponsored by Seaforth W. 0.
Admission 50o
Lunch provided '
AT THE ARENA
EXHIBITION
HOCKEY
Seaforth Bantams vs
Bantam Pee Wees
sponsored by Standard Forgings
of Dearborn, Mich„
Champion team of Dearborn
Saturday,Mar. 7
at 7 o'clock
A movie recording of the game
will be made
MY GOSH
ONLY
three weeks
until Easter
Don't wait until the last minute
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