HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1962-04-19, Page 5THli SleAFORTH NEWS, Thursday April
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The. Public is invited to attend .
The Annual Meeting of
Scott Memorial Hospital
to be held on
THURSDAY, APRIL 26th
at 8.30 P.M.
In the Nurses' Residence
For the purpose of receiving the Directors'
and Auditors' Reports
The 1neetiug .w11 provide an opportunity for
a discgsS{bU of hospital problems, and of the
plans underway to provide for hospital needs
of the district in the future
Refreshments will be served following the
A. Y. MCLEAN
a Chairman
,meeting
LLOYD HOGGARTH
Secretary
Statement of Expenditures
For the Fiscal YearEnded 31st December, 1961
Salaries and Vyages $106,464,94
Direct Care:
Supplies and Expenses
Special Services:
Medical, Surgical and Sterile
Supplies
$ 4,276.75
Drugs , , .. • 9 506.21
X -Ray Supplies and Expense 5,114.78
Laboratory Supplies and Expense 2,932.26
Other Supplies and Expense 559.41
General Services:
Administration 7,795.01
Dietary 12,331,75
Laundry 1,292.26
Linen and Bedding 691.80
Housekeeping 664.62
Operation Physical Plant 6,670.93
Maintenance Physical Plant 2,822.30
423.91
22,389,41
32,263._67
Supplemental Services:
Medical Records, Supplies and Expense 276,88
Miscellaneous:
Bank Charges
Depreciation 4,967.50 5,012.13
44.63
Total Expenditures
$166,835.94
TOWN TOPICS
Miss Doltelda Adams was in
Teroltto over the 'week end at-
tending as a delegate a confer-
ence ak the Federation of Women
Teachers of Ontario, held in Park
Plaza hotel.
Mrs, Jahn Webb of Sewfortlh
has been engaged as a teacher
for the English depal'thlleut of
Clinton District collegiate insti-
tute.
Mrs, Jean McKibben of Midland
is 61)610ing the week at the home
of her cousins, Constable Andrew
Calder and Wiles Calder.
Mise Gladys Thompson: is
spending Easter in Toronto.
Miss Shirley Rouleau is visiting
at her home in Toronto over the
Easter week end,
Mrs. Lorne Dale has returned
from spending seven weeks in St.
Joseph's hospital, London,
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BORN
Ferris - At Wiarton on April
1311,\ to Mr, and Mrs. Gordon
Ferris, a sou, Gregory Charles.
Renaud - In Scott Memorial
Hospital, on April 14, to Mr. and
Mrs, Robert Renaud, Seaforth, a
5011,
Nielsen - In Scott Memorial
Hospital, on April 14, to Mr. and
Mrs. Ivan Nielsen, Seaforth, a son
Payne - In Scott Memorial
Hospital, on April 15, to Mr. and
Mrs, Lionel Payne, Bayfield, a son
Axbinann-Ia Stratford General
hospital, on March 31, to Jim and
Ruth Axtmann of Tavistock, a
daughter.
BUSY BEAVERS
The sixth meeting of the Mc-
Killop Busy Beavers was held at
the home of Mrs. Little on April
9th. The meeting opened with
the Institute Ode followed by the
4-11 ,pledge. The minutes were
read by Paye Little. The roll
call was "A suitable place to
wear shorts." It was decided
Raba and Elsie Doig and Lois
Godkin are going to demonstrate
at Achievement Day. Faye and
Joan are going to set up the ex-
hibit. The meeting closed with
the Queen.
SEAFORTH SLIK CH•IX
The sixth meeting of the Slik
Chix was held at the home of
Mrs. Keith MacLean. The meet-
ing was opened by all the girls
repeating the 4-H pledge, The roll
call "One Occasion when shorts
may suitably be worn," was an-
swered by 13 girls. Madelyn
Snaith read the minutes of the
last meeting. The book covers
were decided upon and plans
made for Achievement Day, May
5111. The meeting closed with
"God Save the Queen."
high school 10 see the Red an
Blue Revue last Thursday and,
FI'idey evenings,
WALTON
Mrs. 11 Mitellell presided at
111e Wa1t011 Unit meeting last
Wednesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Cecil Lydiatt, Mrs, H,
Brawn was at the piano, Mrs. P.
MoPouald read the scripture les-
son. The topic took the Orin of
a 11611e1 'discussion with Mrs. N.
Reid as leader and Mrs. Ella Mar-
shall, Mrs. T. Dundas, Mrs. E.
Watson and Mrs. J. Clerk taking
part. Prayer was given by Mrs.
Allan McCall, Roll call was ans-
wered and Mrs. Ron Bennett read
the minutes. Mrs. It, Achilles
gave a report of the bazaar *hew-
ing a balance of $212.66. Meetings
of -interest in April include Blyth
Easter rally, 15th at 7.30; Sea -
forth Presbyterian Apr. 24th at
3 p.m.; Brussels Anglican tea,
Apr. 20, 3-5 p.m,; Duff's, Walton,
Apr. 30 at 8.30 p,m. Bach member
to take a few tarts. Subscriptions
for the Christian Home magazine
may be given to Mrs. Nelson
Reid. Any old nylons, print pat-
ches, scrap books, etc., will be
accepted for IIuronview and can
be placed in box at the church.
Our group decided to buy five
scrapbooks to give to Hunan -
view. Discussion re serving at
thankoffering took place and a
committee of Mrs. G. Watson,
Mrs. H. Brown and Mrs, N.
Marks was left in charge. "Char-
ity" will be usedfor roll call
next month. The worship period
was in charge of Mrs, A. McCall
and Mrs, N. Reid read an Easter
story. Lunch was served by the
hostesses, Mrs. G, fiiihbert and
Mrs. W. Hackwell,
LADIES' GUILD
The regular meeting of the La-
dies' Guild of St. Thomas' Church
was held last Wednesday even-
ing at the home of the president,
Mrs. J. R. Spittal, who opened.
the meeting with prayer and the
reading of the Epistle for Palm
Sunday,
An interesting and attractive
array of articles for the variety
booth was received and display-
ed.
The May meeting to be held at
the home of Mrs. Carman Row-
cliffe, will be a shower for the
"booth of your choice."
Miss Stewart and Mrs. McGav-
in were thanked for their dona-
tion of oven mitts, dish cloths
and pot holders.
McKillop Unit
The April meeting of the Mc-
Killop unit was held at the home
of Mrs, Jack Bosman with 15 lad-
ies present. Mrs. Gordon MoGavin
opened the meeting. Mrs. Camp-
bell Wey was at the piano. Mrs.
Merton Hackwell read the Easter
story from Mark 16:1-8. Mrs. G.
McGavin gave a reading on Holy
Week. The scripture passage was
read by Mrs. Norman Schade.
Topic was in charge of Mrs. C.
Wey. A sale of baking and plants
will be held at next meeting.
Clothing Lor the spring bale must
be in by May lst and may be
left in the church basement. It
was decided to purchase a pair
of blankets for the bale. Every-
day cards were displayed and
sold. Lunch was served by the
hostess, Mrs, Leonard Leeming
and Mrs. David Watson.
The Ministerial Association
of Brussels and district have ar-
ranged for services , for " Holy
Week.
Don and Jerry Achilles left
last week for Chatham where
they will be employed on road
construction work.
Miss Corrie Ruyter of Strat-
dord visited over the week end
with Mr. and Mrs. Jan Van Vliet.
.Miss Muriel •Schade, Reg,N., of
Guelph, spent a few days with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
man Schade, '
Mrs. Alf Anderson, has accept.
ed a position on the staff ''of the
Scott Memorial hospital,':i ' Seaf-
Lorth.
Mr. and Mrs. Torrance Dundas
visited on Sunday, with Mr. and
Mrs. W. Stutz, Waterloo.
The sympathy of the com-
munity is extended to Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Johnston and family
in their recent sudden loss 'of
their son Walter,
Miss ' Catherine Buchanan of
St. Marys hospital, Kitchener,
spent the week end at her home.
Mrs. Walter, Broadfoot under-
went an operation in St. Joseph's
hospital, London on Monday
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dinsmore of
Kitchener spent the week end
with Mr. and Mrs. G. MoGavin,
A cantata, "Easter Sunrise
Song," will be presented in Duff's
United Church next Sunday ev-
ening at 8 p.m. A singsong and
social period will be held in the
Sunday school room following the
service. Light refreshments will
be served.
CROMARTY
Mr. and Mrs. W. Crawford, Mr.
Alvin Crawford and Miss Mary
Crawford attended the 25th wed-
ding anniversary celebration of,
Mr. and Mrs. Filmer Watson of
St. Pauls, which was held in the
community hall, St. Pauls, Satur-
day evening. Mrs. Watson and
Mrs. Crawford are sisters.
Mrs. Robert Dodds is visiting
at the home of her son and dau-
ghter-in-law, Mr, and Mrs', Harold
Dodds of Walton.
Mr. and Mrs, George Gilfillau
and family of Auburn visited re-
cently with Mr. and Mrs, Robert
Gardiner and family.
Mr, and Mrs. John Wallace, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Harper, Mr. and
Mrs. T. Laing, Mr. and Mrs. Ger-
ald Carey and Mr. and Mrs, Rob-
ert Laing attended the curlers'
banquet at the Legion hall in
Mitchell on Monday evening.
The Easter meeting of the WM
Society will be held in the church
on 'Good. Friday evening at 8.30
pmt.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs, Jas, Miller were Mr. and
Mrs, J. Lleugton and Sandra of
.Stratford and Mrs, Olive Scott of
Russeldale.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Gillespie and
daughter Ann of Komoka visited
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. T.
Laing. •
Marion and Norman Chessell
of Stratford spent the week end
with Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Laing.
ing or her. mother, Mrs. I., Rod-
eirbei'g of Delsgauw, Holland,
The OOW of Kippen held their
Baster
Mrs,, 'Robert l'1lgle held all very
successful sale on Tuesday.
on Tuesday evening, Aliril 10111,
with, tee UCW of Ontarie St,.
Clinton, and Brucefield 45 their
guests, Mrs, Harold Jones, presi-
dent, read a ,poen. Mrs, R. D. E1-
g•ie conducted the worship service
and a pleasing violin solo WAS
contributed by Brian Smillie, ac•.
computed by Miss Jean Ivison,
The speaker for the evening was
Mrs, (Rev,) Brea de Vries of Ex-
eter, who ohose for her topic,
"Consider the Lilies," A lovely
solo, "In the Garden,' by Mrs.
Knox of Ont. St. Church, was en-
joyed, Mrs, Ross Chapman of
Brucefield, gave a reading, Final
plans were Blade for a bake sale
to be sponsored by units 1 and 3
to be held at Crest hardware in
Hensall on April 21st, Lunch was
served and appreciation was ex-
pressed on behalf of the visiting
groups. Mrs. John Anderson and
Mrs, Wilmer Jones arranged the
evening program.
Communion service at St. And-
rew's United Church Sunday was
well attended with Rev. Harold
Johnston in charge of the serv-
ice. The choir was represented 'by
the young people of the church
with Miss Jean Ivison as leader
and Kathy and Karen Kendrick
rendered a duet, Marjorie Turner,
Gwen Hay, Joan Sinclair, Ruth
and Barbara McNichol G -wen
Jones and Mrs. Keith Love joined
the church Sunday,
Sunday guests with Mr, and
Mrs, Irving Robinson included:
Mr, and Mrs. John Gaskell and
family, London; Mr. and Mrs. Al-
fred Proctor, London, and Miss
Joanne Robinson, Woodstock.
Mr, Edward Robinson, nephew
of Mr, Irving Robinson, of Tux -
ford, Saskatchewan, has purch-
ased Mrs. Wm. 1VIcKenzie's farm
on the 2nd concession of Stanley,
,Flowers at the church Sunday
were in memory of the late Mrs,
Wan. Winder and were given to
the shut-ins at Kippen,
Mrs. Jean Kyle of Clinton was
a Sunday guest of her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Emerson Kyle and Jim.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Wan. McLachlan included:
Mr. and Mrs, Howard Adkins and
Gloria Jean, Mrs. Henry Adkins,
Mr. Carl Reichert, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Hohner and family, Mrs.
Albert Hess, all of Zurich, and
1VIiss Kathleen Hess of London.
VARNA
,Special Easter service will be
held in the United Church next
Sunday morning at 10:15 with the
pastor, Rev. T. J. Pitt in charge.
Special music will be provided by
the choir,
Mrs. Donald Barker of King
City visited last week at the
home of Mr, and Mrs, Fred Mc-
Clymtont,
A number of local Orangemen
attended the Royal Scarlet Chap-
ter which was held in the Orange
hall in Leoau on Saturday even-
ing.
A large number of ,parents and
friends were at Clinton District
A NLUS.ICAL COMEDY
"HAPPINESS AHEAD"
Presented by Brucefield United
Church Moil:, with, guest solois,t
Miss Sharon Strong, Dublin
Wednesday, April 25th
at 8.15 p.m,
Admission, adults 50c,
children 25c
CONSTANCE
Held Easter Meeting
The members of the Constance
P.C. Women held a very inmpress-
ive Easter thankoffering meeting
on April 11 in the basement of
the church with a good attend-
ance. The president, Mrs. Whyte,
,presidedover the Easter prog-
ram with first part being taken
by Mrs. Whyte, Mrs. MacGregor,
Mrs, Mcllwain, Mrs. Fred Buch-
anan and Mrs. Brown. Offering
was taken by Mrs. Don Buchan-
an. A melodica solo was given by
Miss Elaine Brown, accompanied
by Mrs. Frank Riley on the piano,
"How Great Thou Art" and "The
010 Rugged Cross." The scrip-
ture was taken by Mrs. 1VIacGreg-
or. Mrs. Earl Nott told of a story
of a writer and the value of mon-
ey to a refugee bringing out the
Seed of Hope. Hymn 241 was
sung. As the Sower sows the
seed, the Giver must give, but
only on .one's conscience can a
love to bless all nations. Two
scenes were presented, the first
from Genesis in the Old Testa-
ment with characters, Milcha, Sa-
rah and Isaac being taken by
Mrs. Wm. Jewitt, Mrs. Wilbur
Jewitt and Mrs. Lorne Lawson,
Mrs, Mollwain sang a solo "On
Calvary," accompanied by Mrs.
Win. Jewitt. The second scene
was a modern scene, was taken
front Matthew 10:37-39 "He that
loses his life," was presented
by Mrs. Don Buchanan and Mrs.
Reg. Lawson. The business part
of the meeting was carried out in
due form with reports of banquet,
treasurer's report and plans for
b
KIPPE N
Mrs, Wm. Winder Passes
Mrs. Elston Dawson was called
to London owing to the critical
illness of her sister, the late Mrs,
Jennie Winder, who passed away
in Victoria hospital, London, on
Thursday, April 12th after a long
illness. She was in her 86th year
and had resided with her sister
17 years before her illness. She
leaves a sister, Mrs. E. Dowson,
and several nephews and nieces.
Her husband predeceased her 20
years ago and passed away in
Windsor. She was a faithful mem-
ber of St. Andrew's United
,Church, Kippen, for many years
and will be greatly missed in the
church and community. Services
were held Saturday at 2 p.ni. at
Logan funeral home, London. Rev.
D. A. MacMillan, former minister
of Kippen, officiated, which was
requested by Mrs, Winder. Burial
was in Woodlawn cemetery,
Mr. E. Dawson is not enjoying
the best of health. Recent visitors
with Mr. and Mrs, Dawson were
Miss Margaret Winder and Mr.
and Mrs, W, Franks, all of Lon-
don, also Mr, and Mrs. Eldin Kerr
ofrinthrop; •-
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Jones and
boys visited Friday evening with
Mr. and Mrs, Carl Willett of
Zurich.
Mr. F. W. Rowntree, Weston,
Visited a few days with his bro-
ther -hi -law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Long.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sheffer
of Dryden, Mich„ visited a few
days with the fornior's aunt and
uncle, Mr, and Mrs, E. Dowson,
and while here attended the fun-
eral of the late Mrs. Win. Winder.
Mr, and Mrs, Alex, Hyde visit-
ed recently with their daughter
Evelyn of Oshawa,
Mrs. A. Timmerman recently
received word of the sudden pass -
am supper for May 28. Plans
for date and speaker for open
meeting in June were discussed.
Roll call for next meeting will be
an apron or mystery boxes for
bazaar at June meeting. Alloca-
tion bale to be sent in by May 1.
The ladies of the social commit-
tee served lunch,
C.O.F. Reports - -
Thursday evening the Ladies'
Court of O.O.F. met for their reg-
ular meeting in C01' hall, when
Mrs. Rivers of Seaforth Cancer
Society showed films on cancer
which were educating and also
,brought to everyone's attention
the care and lookout for all signs
of this dreaded disease. A hearty
vote of thanks was extended,
EASTER G. I FTS
LADIES HOSIERY
75c 2 FOR
BLOUSES , , . , 2,98 - 3.98
LADIES SLIPS , . , . 2,98 - 3.98
HALF SLIPS .... 1.98 - 2.98
GIRDLES AND BRASSIERE
Children's Hosiery and Wearing Apparel
CHILDREN'S HATS , . , . 2.98
BABIES BONNETS , , .. 69c 98c - 1.49
1.49
Jelly Cream Marshmallow Eggs
Easter Baskets and Novelties
EGG DYES
The Finest Selection of Easter Cards
Personal and Religious
By Rust Craft and Coutts. 5c l0c 25c 50c
Easter Chocolate Novelties
By Smiles 'n' Chuckles
10c 20c 39c 49c 1.00 1.19
CHEOROS HOMEMADE LINES
10c 25o 650 1.10 L49 1.79
,t LARONE'S
STATIONERY -- GIFTS
SEAFORTH 5c TO 1.00 STORE
sets. A lunch counter was in the
basement where tables were cen-
tered with daffodils. Everyone
enjoyed themselves and the pro-
ceeds went to the cancer fund.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs, Ross Millson on the arrival
of a baby daughter last Wednes-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Borden Brown,
Joyce and Elaine and Misses
Mary and Margaret MacGregor
attended the Sunday morning
church service in Londesboro
when 10 communicants were re-
ceived into full membership of
the church and partook of the
sacrament of the Lord's Suppe,-.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Spears of
Harriston called on Mr. and 6[rs.
Ross MacGregor last Wednesday.
Mrs. Annie Medd returned af-
ter spending the past two weeks
with Mr. Anthony Lawson of
Pickering.
C,G.I.T.
Six girls of Constance CGIT
with their leader, Mrs. Reg Law-
son, attended the Huron rally of
CGIT in Ontario St. Church, Olin -
ton, on Saturday when over 200
girls took part in workshop pro-
jects, film displays and discus-
sions. In the afternoon the high-
light was the graduation of 30
girls of which the Misses Mary
and Margaret MacGregor of our
CGIT were among the graduates.
Rev. J. 14. Vardy took the service
and Mrs. Pipe was special speak-
er, stating the church is founda-
tion of our living, MIss Ritchie of
Walton, gave the valedictory ad-
dress for 1962. Rev, Hiltz closed
with benediction.
After opening the meeting bus-
iness matters were dealt with
and payment of accounts toward
the .painting of the ceiling of the
lodge rooms and painting and
curtains for the basement which
has made a remarkable improve-
ment to the hall, Also report of
the turkey banquet which the la-
dies had catered to the men of
the bawling club last Tuesday
evening, Last minute plans were
trade toward the gingham dance
which was held Friday evening.
Court Constantine Hold Gingham
Dance
Friday evening a successful
gingham dance was held ht Cott
stance COO hall beautifully de-
corated with spring flowers,
streamers, Easter eggs, making
a pretty setting for the gingham
dance, Music was supplied by Jim
Scott's orchestra and novelty
:prizes went to: spot dance, Mr.
and Mrs. Russel Dolmage; jam-
bio dance, Mr. and Mrs, Wm, Doi -
mage; elimination dance, Mr, W.
Dobnta,ge and Mrs, H. Preszcator;
gingham dance, Mi': Ken Hulley
and Mrs, Walter McCture, The
draw on the admission ,ticket
went to Mr, Mao Shaw of Brus-
LONDESBORO
Palm Sunday service with sae-
rament was observed on Sunday'
in the United Church. The follow-
ing young people were received
into full membership: Donna
Lynn Shabbrook, Heather Snell,
Catherine Funge, Linda Little,
Bonnie Snell, Douglas Vincent,
Allan Caldwell, Dick Westerhout,
Bradley Kennedy, William Vin-
cent. Mrs. Murray Lyon and Mr.
and Mrs, Gordon Shobbrook by
certificate. The choir rendered a
fine anthem, "Open the Gates of
the Temple," and a solo, "The
Palms," by Mrs. Clair Vincent
was enjoyed. Rev. Funge deliver-
ed a fine sermon, "The World's
Greatest Sermon, the Lord's Sup-
per," The rose on the pulpit was
in honor of a little new daughter
'for Mr, and Mrs. Ross Millson of
Constance.
The Londesboro choir will pre-
sent a cantata on Easter Sunday
morning,
The Explorers met on Apr. 13
with a full meeting of 18 members
and Barbara Burns called meet-
ing to order. The study and wor-
ship period was taken by Mrs.
Lee.
Mr. John Pearson of Brussels
visited on Sunday with his nieces
and nephew Harold Beacom.
•
Friends will be sorry to hear
that lir. Robt. Townsend went
to Clinton Public hospital last
Friday for treatment..
Miss Dorothy Little of Toronto
and Mrs. Millie Benthrom of Osh-
awa spent the week end with the
former's Brother, Mrs. Townsend.
Mrs. Mary Reid of Toronto is
visiting with Mrs. Bert Allen at
present, Mrs,. Crisp of London
was also a week end visitor
Mr, and Mrs, Witt, Hamilton of
Moorefield spent the week end
with the Robt. Thompson family.
NOTICE OF
POWER
INTFRPUI'TIOl!
(Weather permitting)
Friday, April 20. 1962
8.30 A,M. to 11.30 a.ni. EST
Areas affected --. North Main St. north of Franklin
St. East William St. north of Franklin St. North
side of Franklin St.
Tuesday, April 24.1962
6,30 A.M. to 8 A.M. EST
Areas affected - East side of North Main St, from
Goderich to Franklin Sts, East William St. from
Goderich. to Duke Sts. Side St„ Franklin St. and
Chalk St. from Side St. to Duke St.
The above inte1Tuption is necessary to change
Primary lines
Your co-operation is requested
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D. SILLS R, J. BOUSSEY
Chairman Manager