HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1961-12-14, Page 4WALTON
Mr, and Mrs.. Ronald 'Swath of
'Clinton spent Sunday with the.
former's,. parents, Mr, . and Mrs.
:Tina Smith, J
Miss Maria Made of Wings
ham visited over the Week end
with her parents, Mr, and MrS,
Normals Schede,.
r'i'he 1)ecenrber' meeting bl
l� o(nelr's Institute will be held in
the corrnnunity Ball, Thursday ev-
ening, i)ee, 14th. with the -follow-
ing directors in charge; Mrs,.S.
Hnnrphries, Mrs. P. Nicuonald,
Mrs. F. Walters, Mrs. 11011 Ben-
nett. Roll gall to be answered
with a donation for retarded chic-
dren in Wingiram, Prizes will be
donated for best three pieces of
shortbread, An exchange of gifts
will be held. Hostesses for the
evening, Bit's. G. Corlett, Mrs. G,
Williarnaon, Mrs. H. 1Viliianlson,
Mrs, 11• Williamson, Mrs. H.
Craig.
WMS and WA
About 30 members or the WA
and WMS met in the Sunday
school room of the church at 2
Pm on Dec, 7th for a combined
Christmas meeting. WMS bust-
ness was presided over by Mrs.
D. Watson. Mrs. T. Dundas gave
the sec, report and roll call, Mrs.
W. Turnbull gave the treas. re-
port. Mrs. 0. Martin reported on
the bale for spring, six pairs of
stockings, three girls and three
boys are needed, Mrs. W. Bewley
spoke on behalf of the Mission
Band and thanked the WMS for
their continued support, The
white gifts for this year are to
go to an Indian school in Alberta.
Mrs. John McDonald had a read-
ing on Stewardship, It was sug•
gested that the Red Cross sew-
ing be left for the WI to carry on,
Mrs. C. Ritchie read a story, Mrs,
W. Broadfoot asked for all used
stamps and a small margin to be
left on. Mrs. E. Mitchell express-
ed thanks to Mrs, Watson for her
services as president.
Mrs. N. Reid presided for the
WA. Mrs. Ron Bennett read the
secretary's report and thank -you
cards. The WA is to sponsor the
United Church Observer for ev-
ery member plan for 1902, A
donation was made to Westmin-
ster College. Mrs. A. Coutts gave
the treasurer's report. Mrs, H.
Smalldon sang "Star of the East"
accompanied by Mrs. M. Baan.
Taking part in the Christmas
story were Mrs. D. Watson, Mrs.
N. Schade, Mrs, K. McDonald,
Mrs. A. Anderson, Mrs, J. Mc-
Donald, Mrs. C. Martin, Mrs, Ed
Bryans, Mrs. Wilbur Turnbull,
Mrs. C, Wey. Mrs. G. McGavin
gave a short history of Silent
Night and 0 Little Town of Be-
thlehem, These hymns were sung
and Mrs, A. McDonald gave a
reading. Mrs. Reid pronounced
the benediction and lunch was
served by the executive. Mrs.
Ed Bryans poured tea.
White Glft Service
The white gift service was held
last Sunday morning in the Sun-
day school room with Eric Wil-
liamson in charge and three girls,
Sherrill Craig, Nellie Baan and
Carol Wilbee playing the hymns.
Scripture reading was taken by
Karen Coutts, Karen McDonald
led in prayer. The leader; Mrs.
W, Bewley, talked about God's
gift to everybody and the Wise
Men's gifts to Jesus and how
they were used. The gifts and
offerings were laid in front of
the worship centre which show-
ed the nativity steno decorated.
with evergreens and lights. 'Gifts
of 11ew .and used clothing are to
so sent to Indian hospital et told
Labe, Alberta. Mrs, Bewley (led,
Jested offering with prayer, 'Ilrn
trate, report was given by Brnee
Clark and the minutes read by
Jack McCall, Next meeting the
following children will take part,
piano,.'Glenua Houston, prayer
Biay f'ellinga; scripture, Gerald
11nan.
Instituto Entertains
On Dec. 6111 the members of
Walton 11'onren's Institute enter-
tained the residents of Huron -
view County Home, Clinton, and
presented birthday gifts to those
having birthdays in December,
Taking part in the program were
Mrs. Harold McCallum and Mrs..
Harold Smalldon, conic duet;
Mrs, Jan Van Vliet, solos; read-
ing, Mrs, Gordon McGavin; chor-
uses, rhythm band, Mrs, Harvey
Craig, Mrs, H. Smalldon, Mrs, H,
McCallum, Mrs, Wm. Humphries,
Mrs, Stewart Humphries, Mrs. D.
Ennis, Mrs. E. Stevens, Mrs. II,
Travis, Mrs, J. VaoVliet; duets
by Ml's, H. Travis and Mrs, E,
Mitchell with violin accompani-
ment by Mrs, Mitchell, Mrs. G.
McGavin was mistress of cere-
monies, Arrangements were in
charge of Mrs. H, Smalldon, Ws.
P. McDonald, Mrs. Les Oliver,
Mrs. W. Shortreed, Mrs. Rae
Huether. Lunch was served by
the Walton group during which
a beautiful birthday cake was
displayed and later served.
A vesper service put on by the
CGIT and YPU of Duff's United
Church will be held in the
church Sunday evening, Dec, 17,
at $ p.m,
Mr. and Mrs, Donald Maier of
London spent the week end with
Mr, and Mrs, David Watson.
Mr. Ken Ryan has been trans-
ferred from the Beaver Lumber
Co, office at Merlin to Sutton.
He visited with his parents on
Sunday entente to central Ontar-
io -where he commenced work on
Monday.
the service at 2 p.m,, Friday, at
the Ball and lylatelt funeral home,
Clinton, .Burial will he in llaird's
cemetery.
BRODHAQEN
The niontltly meeting of the
United Lutheran Miura Wonren
of St. Peter's Ltitheratl Church
was held with a good attendance,
Airs, Reuben •Buuek, Mr's. Irvin
Miler, Mrs. Lena Bernewies
,
Mrs. Reuben Rapieu- and Mrs. G,
stock were on devotions and top-
ic. They chose for it the Ciirist-
mas story, Mrs, Reck read a po-
em, Mrs, 15x. Beuer•inau, presld.
ent, presided for the business;
:vita. R. Sholdice took roll call
which was answered with a
Kippen East Institute
Euchre - Dance
and draw on
Christmas Cakes
FRIDAY, DEC. 15 - 8.30
HENSALL ARENA
Lucky Lunch Prize
Stanley Farmer Is
Killed in Collision
Walter Moffat, 66, of the 3rd
concession of Stanley township,
NN as killed Tuesday in a two -
truck collision at the Baird's
school;
John Moffat, 20 -year-old son of
the victim, suffered shock and a
knee injury. He. is in Clinton hos-
pital,
Dwight Williams, 17, of Clin-
ton, driver of a Williams bakery
truck, was treated for lacerations
and released.
Mrs. Arnold Taylor, teacher of
the school, a neighbor and dist-
ant relative of Mr. Moffat, was
first to arrive on the scene.
The three men were unconsci-
ous
nconsci
ous and Mrs. Taylor sent some of
her older students to a neighbor's
house to telephone for an ambu-
lance and police. The mishap oc-
curred about. 10.30 a.m.
Dr. F. G. Thompson, Clinton,
Huron county coroner, has called
an inquest.
John Moffat was driving a half
ton pickup truck owned by his
father, taking pigs to Clinton.
Dwight Williams was driving a
panel delivery truck.
Police. said the accident occurr-
ed on a gravel road. It was rain-
ing at the time.
Mrs. Taylor closed the school
for the day after the accident.
Born in Stanley township, Mr.
Moffat farmed in the area all his
life, An elder of Brucefield Unit-
ed Church, he was a member of
Brucefield Oddfellows Lodge.
Surviving are his wife, the for-
mer Anna Fisher; a son, John;
a daughter, Mrs. James (Lois)
Streifier, Downie, California, and
one grandchild.
Rev. A. H. Johnston, of Bruce
1962
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Cluisturas ':navel and gave the
treasurer's report. Mrs: C. hock
read the secretary's report Flo-
wers 'tiro being bought by the
gr'oulr for the altar at Christn?as.
Some shut-ins will be remember -
cd with gate, ,MiSakai Money was
reported by. iffy$. Harold Kook
and tbankot'fering boxes wore re•
cawed, Quilt tops will be donat•
ed for the girls, dormitory at Wa-
terloo ColleA'o, Birthdays were
reported by Ml's, Louise Benne-
wies,Mrs, Gee. Mogk and Mrs.
R. Sholdice, A Christmas carol
was sung in their honor. Lunch
was served by Mrs, Orland Rob,
rev, Mr's. Ed Soherbsrtli,Ed-
win Scherbarth, Mrs. 11. Sholdiee,
Mrs. Minnie Vock, Mrs. Laverne
Wolfe.
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HENSAL4,
John tikes), was sleeted presid•
cut of the liensall branch of the
Royal' Canadian Legion, succeed-
ing James Clark. Other officers;
first vice president, Willner Dal-
rymple; second vice sires„ Jack
Simmons; sergeant at arms, E.
R, Davis; executive, Garnet Al-
lan, Bryan Kyle, Don Havens and
Stan Koolau). A donation of
316 was voted to the Girl Guides
for their came of the cenotaph.
Joust installation of the Leg-
ion and auxiliary officers will be
held on Jan, 3rd.
l'HE SRAh'0W1'R NEWS (Phone
LOSS PLACED AT . $12,901)
Fire :Chief John F. Scott esti-
mated the loss at $12,000 in the
II, Itlevel' bald} tire at St. Cgluul•
ban. Eight milking col'awere
saved. '
84) ---Thursday, Deceniboi' 14, 1901.
Turkeys
FOR OIIRISTMA.S
OVEN READY
Freshly Milled on order
KEN BEATTIE
Phone 834116.
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business tax for 1961 is due and ,payable at the 'Canadian
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