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The Seaforth News, 1960-01-14, Page 4Legion Aim is.ry Holds Meeting The January meeting or the SetLfarthLegioii Ladies'Auxiliary to lirancA 151teas Kehl ,n the Legion roosts. President, MI's, 11. Je8000 4 opened the 'meeting, Roil call was alrswered by 19 ladies. The Minutes of the Inst meeting and executive meeting were read by Seinetery, Mrs. W. Little. On the inviletion of the Branch it was (melded to hold a joint install- atimi with the melt on Thursday 16th. Jan. at 8.30 p.m. All members are asked to attend.. Accounts were read by Treasurer .AiassThel- nia Forbes, The Secretary react the .correspondence including the Christmas cards from the ausil- 'laries of Zone C 1, Mrs, Jean Mc- Kibben, and a thankycu letter from the adopted Veteran at West- minster .Hoslyital. for his Christ- mas box. Mrs. Hartman 'HuISser 'was the winner of the travelling apron draw. The mystery prize was won by Mrs. ,Mary Menuell and an ap- ron 'ley Mrs. Barham Snell. Further arrangements were dis- cussed with regard to the Brenda York Cooking Demonstration to beheld on March 24 and 25. 'Pick- ets will soon be available from members. Buying Committee was instructed to select and purchase the floor covering for she kitchen of the New Legion Hall Roll call at the next meeting will be answered with a vegetable bowl. The meeting was brought to a close by President ,2Lrs, Jessome with tile :carrying off of the flags. Lunch was served by the Janu- ary dunoh committee. McKillop Council Makes Appointments The McKillop Township Council held their first meeting of the year on Monday at 11 a.m. in the Carnegie .library ,halal with Reeve Dan Beuerinann; councillors, Jer- ry Doerr, Herbert Williamson, William A Ryan, Sam McClure, all present. The following appointments were made: Clerk and 'treasurer•, J. M. Eckert; assessor, Jas. Mc- Quaid; School attendance officer, John Leeming; drainage inspect- or, Clarence Regele; 'auditors, Monteith & Monteith, for town- ship, schools and telephone, Main- tainer Operator, Ken Betties. Poundkeepers, C. Krauskopf, Clarence Regele, Percy Taylor, Peter McCowan, Charles Kleber, Wer. MoSpadden. Fence Viewers, Jos. F. Ryan; William Boyd, Jos. McLaughlin, Win. Shannon, Robt. Campbell, Boyd Driscoll, Thos. A1cllillan, Robt. ,McClure. Live- stock and poultry valuators, Alex Smith, Clement Krauskopf, Robt. Dodds, Antone Sieuton. Building GROUP ONE W. A.. Mfrs. E. Williaine o5elled her home'fnr tate January meeting of Group 1 W. A. Northside Milted Church. The tcloxttic is Weretaken le) Mrs. Woodwho (ne lei ing "Tile New Year". llynin 1102 "What a 1119111 we have in Jeiis„ was 111.00 sung. Aii'a.William's 1•eacl the ecrip'ture follewed by prayer bi Mrs, Walden, The president, Mrs. Wilmer Outhill tlleii took the chair with a Short reading' and prayer. The business for the fol• lowing year was then discussed. The roll can WAS answered by 19 members and one visitor. Each utenrbei• was reminded tp male as many sick calls as ' possible. A special collection was taken to bay material for two quilts. Mrs. Pollard moved that we hold an- other bazaar in November of this, year. Miss R. Fennell Hien intro- duced our guest speaker for the evening, 'Miss A. Sinclair, who gave an illustrated talk- of her trip to Bermuda and Northern Ontario which was enjoyed by all, Airs, Trewartha and Mrs, Mills then served a delicious lunch. Mrs. Lemon moved a vote of thanks to the speaker and hostess. ROSS R. tMacKAY Funeral was held iu Hillsburg for Ross R. MacKay, 60, who died Wednesday in St. Joseph's Hospit- al, Guelph. Mr. MacKay recently retired as 90hlcipal ot the Hills - burg .Public School where he had taught ,for 32 years. Barn iu Tucket'smith twp., near Seaforth, He 'began teaching at I-litisburg school at 17. After 12 years, he moved to Saskatchewan where 'tie taught about 10 years. He returned to •Cromarty, and af- ter nine years went to Hillsburg in 1939. He 'retired In June, 1959, be- cause of ;poor Health. Mr. Mac- Kay acKay married the former Louise Holmes in Toronto, Oot. 7, 1933. He was a member of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Hillsburg, and of Wellington Lodge, AF and AM, Erin. Surviving are his wife; one daughter, Mrs, Wm. (June) Turner, Sudbury; two brothers, Charles and Oliver of Tucker - smith, and two sisters, Margaret of Taickersmith and Mrs. Bessie Howe, Stratford. The funeral was held from St. Andrew's Presbyter- ian Church, Hillsburg, Friday at 2 p.m. Temporary entombment will 'be in Conningsby •mortuary, Burial will be in Huxley ceme- tery. HENSALL St. Paul's Amami Meeting Inspectors, Archie Somerville, Ro- The annual 'meeting of St. bert AT. Scott. McConnell & Stew- art, township solicitors. A motion was passed giving consent to building a four -room addition to Seaforth District High School at $35,000, Council set a rate of $6 per horn• for :private use of the town- ship maintainer, this rate or rate- payers only, and only when not in use by the township. Three bridges are being consid- nual report of church finances ered this year, one of which will which showed all obligations and be on the McKillop-Hullett bound_ mission budget had been met. The ary at lot 35, con. 3. Rector expressed his appreciation Council set the monthly meet- for co-operation from officers and ing for the first Monday of each month and in case of a holiday the next day atter the holiday. Paul's Anglican. Church was held Sunday the 10th with the rector Rev. Bren De Vries as chairman. Jack Henderson read the reponts of the previous vestry meeting. ,Mss. W. 0. Goodwin reported for the S. S. which showed increas- ed enrolment, Mrs. R. PI, Middle- ton submitted the W. A. report which showed a successful year. W. 0. Goodwin presented the an - THE :PUBLIC is invited to attend The Seaforth Lions Club .Annual LASSIES' NIGHT and .BURNS' NIGHT Monday Evening January 25th 6.30 pm, , Community Centre • OUTSTANDING PROGRAMME of • Scotch Songs • Dancing and Music • — Guest Speaker — CrEORGE JEFFERSON well known Clinton resident, and popular speaker Tickets available at Ieating's Pharmacy %Sling's Store or front Members of the Com- mittee: Ross Scott, .lames M. Scott, J. It. Spittal, A. Y. McLean TICKETS $1.50 EACH Accommodation limited to 200 congregation. Plans for renovation of exterior Killop Busy Beavers was held at of the church were discussed brief- the 'home of Marion and Freda ly. Frank Ellwood to enquire Hunt on Jan. Stet. The meeting about same. Rev. De Vries to en- was opened with the Institute quire about repairs to vestry and Ode and followed by' the 4.11 interior of church. I pledge. The roll call was answered Elections: Frank Ellwood, rest- by 'My completed record 'book", ors warden; Don Spearman, ped- The meeting was then turned •ov- ple's warden: W. 0. Goodwin, er to Mrs. Papple. We then .dis- treasurer; Lay delegates, R. H.! cussed our plana for Achievement Middleton, alternate, W. 0. Good-' Day which is in Clinton on Feb. win; vestry clerk, Jack Render -I 12th. Our record books are to be son; S. S. Supt„ Mrs. W. O. Good- handed in on Jan. 23rd. Joan win; organist, Mrs. R. H. Middle- Pryee in to give a three minute ton, assistant, Mrs F. Forrest; talk at Achievement Day. The Sidesman, ,Frank Forrest, chair- meeting closed with "God saveihe man, Jack Henderson, John Mend- Queen". erson, E. J. Roberts, Jack Laven- der, R. H. Middleton. Rebekah Lodge Meets Noble Grand Mrs. Glenn Bell presided at the regular meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge 349 on Wednesday evening. Lodge opened in regular form. V. G. Airs. E. Chipchase and llrs, A. MacGregor reported for the visiting commit- tee. A number of "thank you" notes were received by members and shutins who were remember- ed at Christmas. Charaoter Com- mittees were appointed by the N. G„ Mrs. Bell and the V. G., Mrs'. Chipchase. The D.D.P., Mrs. Har- old .Parker reported on the project for the home in .Barrie. Arrange- ments were made tor the eleventh birthday party to be held Feb. 17 when Pride of Huron Rebekah did not correspond with the Lodge, Exeter, will be invited. increase of loss to the owner and Mrs. Parker• D. D. P. ,thanked the was also refused. members fm ,the plant they gave Since this time the Ontario Fed - her for Christmas, Miss,Maybe11e erasion of Agriculture has been Whiteman thanked the 'members who Sent her cards at Ohristmas. At the close of lodge Mrs, Leona Parke, degree Captain, conducted practise for the degree to be pre- sented on Feb, 3rd. Mrs, Mary Taylor returned to her hone after holidaying with members of her family in London, Mr, and Alrs. Wm. Cook ot Lon- don tailed on relatives and friends here on Friday. •)IpiCi'N'S AUXILIARY The Woauen's Auxiliary of St. Themes' Church met 00 Tuesday, lau. 5.th lit the Reetot'y. Mrs, 14/0 - Gavin, Pres., opened th e meeting by reading two Bible passages and loading in pre-Yor, Astor ,tile roll cull and ninutee,,lettere of Menke }here read > from Mrs, Higgins, Mi s. Charles Ctinningltanl, Mrs. Baxter, Mrs. T, Dale, Jones, Mrs, illnKeutpster and Rev, ^Lir, Mor- row The installation of officers will take place 00. Family Sunday Jan. 31st. It was decided to hold a tea in the Spring, leers, A'ie' Gavin olosed ,the meeting, Mrs, Donaldson and daughter Frances seri'ed a lovely lunch, I I0OUP 4 W. A. Our first meeting of Group• 4 of Northside United 0111ia'oli was held at the home of Mrs. JeTuru- bull, with 15 members and ••two visitors present. Mrs. Harold Wil- son was in charge of the devotion- al program. Our president, Mrs, H, Wilson conducted the 'business part of the program. We are con- tinuing on with the Sunshine Bags and .our Talent Money, Mrs. Turnbull read her report from the General W, A. leers. J. Bach Was appointed social oouvener for 'the W. A, Mrs. Turnbull aecampanied her daughters ou the piano, they sang several selections, which we all enjoyed. Mrs, Meeuwesee was our guest speaker for the even- ing. She spoke of her hone land "Holland", We enjoyed her talk and found it very interesting, Lunch was served by Mrs, How- ard Wilson, Mrs. Elmer Hutchin- son and our hostess. WILLING WWORICERS 4-H CLUB The seventh meeting of the Sea- forth Willing Workers 4-H Club was held Jan. 9, 1960, at the home of Elaine, Conuie and Cathie Ec- kert. Our leader Mrs. G. Maolen- zie demonstrated the malting of a son: April, May, June, ,Mrs. Geo. section 'box. Business was discus- Clifton, Miss Bowey; July, Aug. sed including a future demonstra Sept. MI's, L. Wilson, Mrs. •W. tion at Achievement Day and Scott; Oot. Nov. Dec., iM'rs. G. where to meet, It was decided to Graham, .Mors. 3. Aikenhead. Pro - meet Jau. 16; at the home of Em- ily Airs. Elliott. Marjory iPapple dem-! Ham, Mrs. G. Henderson, Mrs. J. onstnated the making of a bound Henderson. Pres., Mrs. W. Broad - buttonhole. Wheu she finished foot; est Vice President, Ales. E. the girls proceeded in the malt - Allan; 2nd Vice, Mrs. S. Ross; lug of a section box which was 3rd Vice, Mrs. J. Henderson; optional or the bound buttonholeSec., less, i . Triebner; Tress., sample for our record books. Mrs. H. Taylor; Pianist, :Miss M. I 1 P)ThN McQueen, stirs. R. Scott; Corr. Mrs, Gerald R. Fisher and tam- Sec., Mrs. W. •Ibthers"gbam; Press Sec., sly, who have been with her pax-' Mrs.H. Berry, Miss M. . ents, 'Mr. and Mes. R. Elgie, .for Swan; Financial Sec., Mrs. L. some time, have returned to her Eyre. Mrs. E. Thompson; Flowers home do Kitchener.and cards, Mrs. H. Berry, Mrs. M. Wilson Manse Com„ Mas. N. McICILLOP BUSY BEAVERS . Baird, .Mrs. I. Wilson, less. E, The seventh meeting of the 'Mc_ Thompson and Mrs. R. Scott; Killop Busy Beavers was held at Church Cam., 'Mrs. J. Broadfoot, the home of Marion and Freda Mrs. Cal. Horton, Mrs. I. Sillery, 'Hunt on Saturday, Jan. 9111. The Vers. Richardson; Kitchen Com:, meeting opened with the Institute eller AT. Swan, Airs. J. Henderson, Ode followed by the 4.13 pleuge, Mrs,H.Berry,tMrs. E. Thompson. The roll call was answered by The meeting., closed with sing- "My plans for shoe storage". Mss, 'Ing W. A. h3'mii "Let the beauty Scott gave us notes on Seasonal of Jesus", and prayer "God be 3n Storage of Clothes. Janet 1PcKer- any head and in my Understand - cher and Freda Hunt demonstrat- ing". Group 2 had oharge of the eu how to make shoe .packs. Fray lunch. Little and Raba Doig demonstrat- I Are you anactive miember. ed 'how to make a sectional box• I The kind that would be Missed.? The rollcall for next meeting t Are you just contented that - is "My Record Book Completed." Your name is on the list? The Home Assignment is complete Do you attend the meetings sectional box, score completed And mingle with the folk, clothes storage and work on re- Or do you stay home and cord book. The meeting was Mos- Criticise and knock? ed with "God save the Queen" and Do you an active part a delicious lunch was enjoyed.To help the work along The eighth meeting of the Mc- Or are :you satisfied' to only just 'belong? Do you ever go to visit a member who is sick Or leave the work .to just a few Andtalk about the clique? Think :this over ladies You know right tram wrong, Are you an. ;active member Or do you just belong? au annual rental of $10.00 a year, Riles' and Batty Jean 'MCGrogoi•. When 'WO 001181der the itiltee ice of having to worst around these polos Rua the restricted nee et the area it would seomthee ' farm - ere are belt% quite i easoalaUle 111 their requests. It -tight sedan to many that ex- proprlatien 01 land for pnblip use affects very few' but with eontinu Ing expanetoal your farm aUaY; be next. Already I have heal ;rue' molars of new Hydro and tele. plione' lines 10 be built shortly', While the Federation doesn't 1toPe to make this a profitable Ileal for youit does do all in its power to minimize Your losses. The strong support yon have given In the past has enabled. the ,Federation to obtain almost three tines the compensation of a Sew Tears ago and we are hopeful this con- tiniled strong suPp01rt will gain tete 20 year lease. BRUCEFIELD The W. A, of Brucefield United Church held their 1iret meeting of the year Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 5th. me !melting opened with meditation and singing Wain 11;' Mrs. L. Eyreread tete scripture. Alis.. Richardson took as her top- ic "The 'First Commandment". This' part of the meeting •closed with prayer, The president, Ma's, W, Broadfoot then took the chair with all rising and repeating the creed. The 21ifferent comsnitteee gave a report on .the year's work, Mrs, H. Taylor, treasurer, report- Auld Lang Syne, a reading by ed that the W. A. lead a very sus- Ars H. Johns, and a contest wan cessfnl year and had aaised $557,• by hers. Aiden Well. Thank you 66; the groups as follows, No. 1— letters ,were read from Warren $271.93; No. 2—$205.00; No. 3— Gibbinge, Mrs. E,' O'Brien, the Re - $122.26; No. 4—$191;70, The roll • Larded Children's Association and call was answered by about 29 the Children's Abd. members, It was decided to hold It was decided to 'buy n}atorial a congregational supper later, for sewing, also a mystery Prize Moved ie Airs. J, Bro2df000 that to sell tickets on at the February the d and donate $n5 to .the meeting. Whoever wins this prize lard and wFing committees The •following committees for l will buy something of similar ize 1960 as follows; lue to sell tickets on at the :Manch Devotional, Jan. Feb, March, meeting, Mrs. L. Eyre and 113rs, G. Richard- Plans were made 'for a card party to be held in No. 4 sohool on Friday evening, Jan. 15. The remainder of the afternoon was spent quilting. A'lunch was serv- ed by the !hostess and her group. Next meeting will be held Wed„ Feb. 3 at the tame of Mrs, Leslie Lawson. H'ENSALL Mrs. 13abeoele read a 'story, 19(30 officers: Woo., June Goviei; VIce, Sharon liiley; Sec., Doreen Riley) Trout', Wilda Inlay; Ass"t Troas„ Jpv4e i rei' World ld Pl le1s Sae, , t Connie Howatt; Members Com., June (levier, 'Donna ll toy, Di- anne . Roe, Glen 1i4l9Y; House 0911., Linda Utley, Dianne Shop - herd, Doreen Riley; News Com., 'ounie Howatt, BRUCEFIELD 1Nirs, Viatpr Taylor 19 Spending' a 'few weeks in Buffalo, ItIr, Wesley Ham, Chatham, vie- ited with his mother and aunt, Miss M. Swan ter a few days, Mrs, Ilam' returned home on Sunday.. Mr. Seibert Dalrymple, Mr, H.. Dalrymple attended the funeral of Mr, J. Balfour, 'brother-in-law of 'Urn. Dalrymple, 73r. ;Victor Hargreaves and ,Mr.. Drew Swan left on Friday by plane for three weeks' holiday in Florida. ' QymnpatltY is extended from the village; and community to Airs. S. Mol(enzie and family, in the loss of a husband• and fattier, Mr. Si- mon'.'MCKenzie, who passed aw3Ly last Thursday. TUCKERSMITH The Tuckersmlth ladies club held their jam :meeting at the homie of 'Mrs, Warren Whitmore, WW1 Mrs. William Pepper in tate chair, There were 11 members and two visitors .present, 'Phe meeting opened with the Opening Ode fol- lowed by the Lord's Prayer. The program was in oharge of group 1, winch included the singing of FEDERATION NEWS By J. 0. Hemingway A representative of the Proper- ties Department of Ont. Hydro has been in this area attempting to obtain the signatures of those who Have not already signed the easement contracts on the Sea - forth -Clinton line. The present offer is the same as the one that was 'refused by some of the farmers on the line last spring and was also refused by a very high percentage of the farmers en other lines 'construct- ed at the same time. During the summer Hydro, made an offer to purchase ,the' strip of land 'bat the increase in trying to meet with the Ont. Hy tiro Commission but as' the chair- man has been out of the country the date brad to be postponed un- til January 27th. Basically the offer of Hydro is acceptable as payment for a term of 20 years at which time further payment would he made for an- other 20 years, Under these terms ,the payment tor crossing a 100 acre farm would be about $200. At 5 per cent interest this means H ULLETT FIRESIDE FARM FORUM On Jan. 11 The Fireside Farm Forum met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Carter with 20 pre- sent. The topic was "adjustment through .price support policies". We think price support program cannot. ,he used to control ,produc- tion to fit the market and at the same time maintain adequate in- come levels because of the wide range in the ability of fanmers to produce efficiently, it is better to let supply and demand control •the. prices. 2. Controlled :production by a. farm. organization- i's the only al- ternative to government control of farm prices under surplus con- ditions. 8. We do not think price sup- ports should be :used. to slow down the economic presse,e tend- ing to fewer farms. The young farmers starting need Price sup- ports to help them. If price sup- ports are high enough to benefit Hie small farmer they will be high enough to cause over produc- tion by the larger :farmer. Mrs. D. Buchanan invited the group /Or next week. Result of euchre: Most games, ,Mrs. John Armstrong and Hugh 0ampbell; lone hands, Mrs. Jim howatt and Don Buchanan; cone., MTS. 0. Anderson and Erie And- erson, The Willing Helpers .Mission Band of Burns' United Church, Hu•11ett, met in the 'churoh Jan. 9 with Linda Riley in charge. Hymn 51 was followed by scripture by Sharon. Riley, Eleetion of officers for 1960 took place. "Farther we thank Thee" Wal sung by Connie Howatt, Donna and Joyce Riley. Prayer was read by Donna Riley; reading, Comte iFlowatt, Offering Was taken by Gordon Riley, Lin- da Riley gave the prayer. The birthday song was sung for Linda 13111 EAFORTIi NEWS (T'1io114 94) -«• tared Y, Jimmy 14, 1060 Address Change q - T F JOHN LO.�GS �' Optometrist OPTICIAN OF SEAFORTH announces, a change Of Office 100atiOn to Goderich St. W., adjacent Seaforth Clinic Ground Floor Parking Facilities Oculists prescriptions filled entitles you to all subsequent adjustments 'Mlss Margaret MolleUar of Lon- don de at home with a double fracture of her left arm as result of a tall, 'W1innele at the Rebekah's An- nual euchre were: And. Crozier, Jos. Dorsey, (Miss Ina Gray, Mrs.. A. MoGavin, James (Scott, Mrs, G. Mohr. Relief was the big subject of discussion at the first meeting of Seaforth council. W. R. Cooper of 'Klippen attend.' ed the threshers' .convention at London. NORTHSIDE UNITED' O,Gi.T. The Northside United Church C,G.I.T. held their weekly meet- ing on "Monday, Jan, 11. Our meet- ing was .opened by repeating our "Purpose" and singing .the CGIT hymn. The worship service was taken by Sharon McNichol and Mary Scott, We sang our first hymn 640. The scripture was read. We joined in singling our second Mrs. Tom Slavin is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital in London. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bell spent Friday 3m London. Mr. Archie MacGregor who spent the holidays' et his home here left on Monday for Toronto where he Is employed. . Mrs. Dmma Shepherd spent a few weeks with Ma', and Mrs. Wer- Glenn at Grand Bend. Miss Patsy Jones of the -local. Bell Telephone Staff, is enjoying a week's vacation. .Mrs. Ruston returned to her home in Stratford after• spending several days at the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Park- er. Rev. Duncan, assistant minister at New St. James Presbyterian Church, London, 'will be in charge of the services In Oaumtel Preeby- terian Ohuroh, Hensall, for :the next three Sundays, during :the absence of Me. Geo. Vais, who is in Montreal ,undergoing surgery. The Communion Service will be dispensed on Sunday, Jan. 17th at 11 am, Mrs. Wm. Parker, who under- went an operation in Clinton Pub_ lie Hospital on. Wednesday, is im- proving. Her many :friends wish her a speedy recovery. FORTY YEARS AGO From The Seaforth News January 1920 - .A2r. Arnold Case captured a monster live bat while working in bhe cellar of the 'rooms taken by G.W.V.A. in the Oddfellowe block. Mr. Carse presented the fine sPeci- men measuring 13ee inches .across the wings, to Mr. John Rankin to have it placed in' the public school. Winners of .the sixth award of the Carter Scholarships were: let Louis A. McKay, Clinton; 2nd, Margaret Edge, Seaforth; 3rd, Sohn Taylor, Clinton. The Annual meeting of the Pres- byterian Sunday School was held at :the home of Mr. and MTs, Jas. Cowan. The auction sale of AIr. Albert Fortune, Huron road east, had to be postponed because of a severe storm. Dr. Waghorn and family have moved from Walton and are occu- pying the house vacated b3' Me. Everett. Cardno's Hall has been used for dancing for 43 years, The dance to be given by the Band will be the last one before the hall is oc- eupied by .the Strand Theatre. Ivan Hill has returned to 0. A. 0., Guelph. R. Sadler has installed a new coal oil engine in his mill at State. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO Front. The Seaforth. News January 1935 Mr, A. L. Porteous was elected president of rite Seaforth Horti- cultural Society. A new .floor is being put in Stanley two. hall et Varna. Police village trustees for Duh - lin for 1955 are John. Darling, Dan Costello and L. J. Looby. hymn 611, The Toll call was marked for attendance of meet- tngs, Church and Sunday School, The offering was then received. Members of the CGIT volunteered tor 'baby sitting the night of the congregational " meeting. Treasure et•'e report was read, All blie'mem- bere were requested to 'bring their quilt blocks to the next meeting. Games were enjoyed by everyone. Our meeting closed with "Taps". Nort)cside Mated 051(0011, Worship 11 a.m. 114r, joint Thompson, on behalf of the Gideons ^will snake' a Pres- entation of Bibles 'to" Mr. John Talbot, :Principal of the Public. 'School, The Bibles will be'used in the school with 'reference to Re- ligious Education. Ohuroh School 10 a.m. Evening Worship 7'p+m. We will continue the study of the,Aots. Annual meeting of the. North- side congregation will be held on ' Wed. Tan. 20th at 6.45 19,00. A•pot- luck suppler will be followed by the 'business and election of offi- cers for the .coming yeah•. NOTICE The January session of the Huron County Council will be held at the Court House, Goderich, commencing Tuesday, January 19t'h, 1960 , at 2 P.M. All communications to be in the hands of the,Clerk by Friday, January 15, 1960. J. G. BERRY, Clerk -Treasurer County of Huron Court House Goderich, Ontario ... when skilled men and materials are available. In addition to interior renovations to homes, plants and businesses, there are many other things that can be done to advantage during the winter—maintenance of lawn and garden equipment, electrical appliances, outboard motors and automobiles, as well as dry cleaning of drapes and rugs, replacement of upholstery, etc. WHY WAIT FOR SPRING? For advice and assistance, call your local National Employment Office ISSUED BY AUTHORITY OF THE MINISTER OF LABOUR, CANADA 905a s-16.