The Seaforth News, 1961-01-26, Page 4Euchre . Dance.
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FRIDAY, FEB, 3
Norris Orchestra
Euchre 8.30 P,M,
Aim.10c,z? Lurch provided
. EVERYONE WELCOME
BRUCEFIKt,
Brueefield's grand old lady,'
Mrs. Thos. Baird Sr., will cele,
brace her 101st birthday on Jan,
30th, Mrs. Baird is confined to.
the Queensway Nursing Home in
Hensall, She enjoys good health,
In spite of her hearing and poor
eye sight, tells visitors that she
has neither pain or ache,
Mrs. Bruce Menerey, Bayfield,
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visited with relatives in the vil-
lage for a few, days, also visited
with her sister.lnlaw Mrs. Ada
Reid • in Seaforth Hospital,
Mrs, A. Ings spent a few days
with friends in Varna over the
weekend,
Mrs. Victor Hargreaves and
Miss Marion Turner, Varma, left
by plane for 2 -week vacation in
Florida. ,
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Mrs, Jas. Reid aid infant daug-
hter retnrned home from the hos-
pital on Thursday last week,
The I.0,0,F. of Brucefleld exit-
ertained the members from the
surrounding area at a euchre
party on Friday evening.
Mrs. Gordon Elliott add son
Lawrence spent a few days with
her sister, Mrs, 'Geo, Griffith, in
Stratford
We are sorry, to report that
Mrs, Hohner and Mrs, Dawson
are confined to the nursing Koine
and hospital in Seaforth,
The annual meeting of 13ruee-
field United Church Was held on
Monday evening Jan. 23, preceded
by it pot -luck supper. The meet-
ing with the Rev, Harold John-
ston as chairman, was opened by
singing a 'hymn followed by the
scripture reading and, prayer.
Mrs. Edgar Allan was appointed
secretary, The financial state-
ments connected' with the differ-
ent organizations were received.
The encouraging treasurer's re-
port showed that faithful work
had been done and that p credit-
able balance is on hand.
A special committee was ap-
pointed to assist the treasurer to
prepare the different reports for,
the annual meeting, Reports are
as follows:' WA., Mrs. Seldon
Roes; Session, Walter Moffatt;
Manager, Mel, Graham. The three
managers, Mr, Vic Hargreaves,
Mr. M. Mustard, Mr. Mel Graham
were re -appointed for three years,
To appoint two new Elders was
left in the hands of the Session.
Mr. Robt. P. Watson, who has.
been clerk of. the Session for.over
as years has resigned on account
of ill health. It was moved by.
Mrs. W. Scott, seconded by Mrs,,
Lorne Wilson, that we send a
card of good wishes on her 101st
birthday, to Mrs. T. Baird Sr„
Jan. 30th,
Moved by Elgin Thomson and
seconded by John Broadfoot, that
'Mrs. Mao Wilson be reappointed
as treasurer. it was decided that
a loud speaker be installed in the
basement for the benefit of those
who are unable to climb the
stairs.
Owing to unfavorable weather
the meeting was not as large as
usual. Rev. Harold Johnston clos-
ed the meeting with prayer.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert McKay, Lon-
don, called on relatives in the
village on the weekend.
Miss Dorothy Allan of Toronto
is visiting with her cousin.
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Wilson and
Mrs Stackhouse visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Norman McDowell, Au-
burn, on Sunday.
VARNA
The annual meeting of the Un-
ited Church Sunday School was
held on Wednesday evening last
with the pastor Rev. T. J. Pitt in
charge. The officers and teachers
elected are as follows: Superin-
tendents, W. T. McAsh, A. J. Mus-
tard; Sec:, Mrs. Wm. McAsh;
Treas., Ivan McClymont; Organ-
ists, Carol Taylor, Shirley Must;
ard, Shirley hohnston; • Auditors,
Mervyn Johnston, Gordon John-
ston;
ohnston; Kindergarten Class, Joan
McClymont.is Rathwell; Pri-
mary Girls, s Mervyn Hayter,
Mrs. Gordon 11; Primary Boys,
Mrs. Ronald Taylor, Mrs. Wayne
Taylor; Junior Girls, Mrs. Fred
McClymont, Mrs. Win, Taylor;
Junior Boys, Mr. Wm. Clarke, Mr.
Robt, Taylor; Senior Girls, Mrs.
Robt. Taylor, Mrs. Wat. . Web-
ster; Bible Class, Mrs. Gordon
Coleman, Mrs. T. 5, Pitt, Mr. F.
McClymont.
TUCKERSMITH
The Tuckersmith Ladies' Club
met at the home of. Mrs. Wm, Ro-
gerson, on Wed. Jan, 18th, The
President, Mrel John Turner and
all other officers were appointed
in 1960 for a two-year term, 12
members and 1 visitor were pre -
The addresses on each
letter and parcel should
show
■ the full name of the
person who Is to
get It.
• the correct apart-
ment number,
street address,'
rural route number
or poet office box
number,
• city, town or vil•
Inge, and --postal
zone number where
necessary
• your name and
complete return
address In the
upper left-hand
corner.
A correct postal address
speeds accurate delivery.
P0-d0.10C.
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POST OFFICE
spas The roll call was answered
with the payment of fees for 1901.
The scripture was read by Mrs.
E. Whitmore. The prayer by Mrs.
G, McGregor, devotions by Mrs.
L. Lawson, and the topic, was ta-
ken by Mrs. Turner.
During the business session it
was voted• that a donation of $5
be sent to the London Confer -
mice W.A., to help ' ith,,thel pur-
chase of a • Hammond 'electric ol'-
•gau, for the :United 'Church West-
minster College.
The remainder of the afternoon
was spent at quilting. A dainty
lunch was served by the hostess,
Mrs, W, P, Roberts.
Skating!'
BEAFORTN ARENA
Friday Skating 8-10
ADM. 35c & .25c
Reception in the Hall for Warden
Ivan Forsyth and Mrs. Forsyth
SAT, SKATING
2 3,30' 10c and 26c
Hockey--
Hensall Bantams vs Seaforth
7 P.M.
Milverton Midgets vs Seaforth
8.30 25c
Teen Town
MOND—
ListAYowel vs Seaforth
8.30 260 & 50c
WED,— -
Blyth vs St. Columban
8.30 He & 5.0e
THE SEAT' OR'I`H NEWS — Thursday, January 20, 1901
• BAYFIBLD
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Penhale
visited their daughter Mrs, Mel -
*win Bennett and family in pod.
erich one day list week,
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