The Seaforth News, 1962-11-01, Page 4CONSTANCE
Mrs. W. L. 'Whyte, President
el: the Constance DOW °pelted
the - 'all Titanitol'feriug Meeting
with words of 'rllaukegiving to
ladies front Northside thtited
Church, Sea1Or111, altd'ladles of
Mei1illop, Presbyterian. Hymn
300 was sung. Mrs. Don Buc'llas-
qii rend Psalm. 413 as the Serie,
Imre Lesson, followed with pray-
er by 3lrs. Ren. Lawson, 1(11d a
solo by Mrs, David. Livingston
"Sunrise 1'o -morrow" assisted by
Mrs. Wm. Jewitt.
The collection was taken by
Mrs. Earl Nutt and Mrs. Ken
Preszcatot', Mrs. MacGregor in.
trodueed Mrs, .1. Thompson of
Seaforth who was guest speaker.
Mrs. Thompson spoke on "Short
Sayings," $uch 11s Fear Not.
Faint Not, Fret Not, Forget Not,
and quoted Scripture to outline
eaeh short saving and with short
Poems and story summed lap with
Cod as our Creator, the giver or
every good and loving gift.
A reading by Mrs. I)on Buchan-
an "Do Not Judge Too Bard"
Was given. Mrs, B. Brown thank-
ed the speniter and all who had
helped in any way to make a
50eceseft 1 sleeting Hymn 302
was sung and the Mizpah Bene-
diction closed the meeting after
which everyone enjoyed a social
hair hour over the tea cups.
Mrs. N. Bell on behalf of all
the ladies thanked the Constance
ladies for the pleasant afternoon.
Hallowe'en Party
Monday evening in the base -
meet or the church the CGIT
girls, their leader, Mrs, Reg,
Lawson, with invited girls to
costume assembled to enjoy an
evening of run in the forst of a
Hallowe'en Masquerade Party
with the collection helping the
Unicef fund.
Dir. and Mrs. Frank Riley
judged the eostnmea with first
pylae cootie going to Gtetlyee
Jewitt; 21111, 31it1'y Mcllwain;
hest Hallowe'en dress, Mary
Bndltanan and Nancy' Buchanan;
costumes for different countries.
Illogic Kbyte and Rita 2h'-
310.1ute1; youngest girl in cos-
tume, Joan Preszrator: spot
number, .lady Thompson; oldest
gh'I 111 costume, Mary and Mar-
garet. MacGregor.
Programme etmeistml of con-
tests and ,aide convened by Jan-
ice Jewitt and Mary l: tch:man.
I.u11ch was convened by Gie11yce
Jewitt • nd 31tu'y 3i 1rt;reaor 11 11(1
W115 enjoyed by ill A vote, of
thanks was expressed to the
;fudges and to all who made a
wonderful evening. ('oliection
was taken with benefit for
Cnicef fund.
Church Notes
At the Constance United
Church service Sunday after-
noon, a Hy'mnary was dedicated
by the 1'.r. \Var11en with .11rs.
Whyte. President, presenting to
Rev. 31r. fusee, a Hynulary for
the choir. in memory of Miss
Rachel Mc•.Kenzie who passed
away September 30th.
Next Sunday, November 4, the
Canadian Order of Foresters are
having a Church Parade to the
Constance United Church at 3
o'clock with Iter. H. Fn11ge min
ietel 1n charge All members (11e
reque.•ted to sleet at the Hall
prior to church service.
31isa Joyce Brown spent the
weekend with her friend, hiss
Sylvia Sanderson. I31yth, and at-
tended the opening celebrations
of the new United Church, Blyth,
on Sundny.
Mr, and Mrs, Tom Flynn, Sea.
forth. visited Sunday with Mr.
and 31rs George Leitch,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Glouslter
and family attended the opening
services of Blyth United Church
on Sunday and visited with Mr.
and Mrs. John Sanderson, Blyth.
Mr. and Mrs. Jinn Jamieson and
3Ifs. Robert Jamieson on Satur-
day attended the Leckie -
Schneider wedding at Leaside
111111ed Chui'ele
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Donald and
boys of Midland, Mich„ spent a
few days with Mr, and Mrs. Rob-
ert Jamieson and attended the
Leckie -Schneider wedding at To-
ronto.
* Skating
FRIDAY, NOV. 2
Door open at 7.45
8 to 10
25c and 35c
Saturday
Door open at 1.45
Skating 2 to 33.30
lee and 25e
Teen -Town
WEDNESDAY, NOV. S
Skating 8 to 10
25c mut35c
DUBLIN
31,'. and Jars. Rork flutter's and
Children, St, Thomas,' 041. and
Mrs China Butters, MI. mut Mrs.
Jo1111 110114is, Landon with Mr.
AIM Mrs. Tont Butters.
Mr, erid: Mrs. Daluiy. Costello
and children, Kitchener. Mt'. and
Mrs, Roy Murphy: Pontiac, Mich.,
Mrs, John' Meagher, Seaforth
with Mr. and Mrs. Ilan Costello,
Mr, and airs, Philip Friedman,
Mr. and Mrs. Vineen1, Morrison,
James and Jahn Morrison, Kit-
chener with Mr. and Mrs. James
:llo1'i'isolt who quietly celebrated
their 40111 wedding annlver'sary
Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs. 1511. Stapleton in
Port Credit with 311', and Mrs,
James 'Newcombe.
Mr. and Sirs. Frank Evans in
Loudon with 14', and Mrs. John
Cleary.
Mr. and Mt's. Cyril .Murray or
Kitc'ltetter with 141r. and Mrs.
John E. Murray.
Mr, and Mrs. Pat Feeney, Till-
sonhurg with relatives,
Mrs. Catherine Feeney, Mr,
and Mrs, Billie Feeney € nd chil-
dren, Kitchener with Mrs, Nieh.
.01ts 1Ca.auskopf.
M7n and dins, Kenneth Staple.
ton Galt Robbie Stapleton, Kit-
chener with Mr. and Mr's. Fergus
Stapleton.
Thursday of last week saw the
opening of a new Catholic Parent
Teacher Association in the St,
Patrick's Separate School, Dub -
1i11. Mr. George Coett1 l' was
chairman for the evening and
introduced 14101115/' Mary Charles;
the principal, who outlined the
purpose of a C.P,T.A. In a school,
A unit in any locality is the
meeting place of home and
school. There teacher knows her
pupil in the light of their parents,
Parents become familiar with
trends in education and through
contact with their school, know
of the academical and social re-
quirements made upon their
child
Election of officers took place
from 11. slate and from nomina-
tions from the floor. The follow-
ing executive was the result:
President, Loa Rowland; Vice.
President, Paul 1)e Ifroon t sec-
retary, Mrs. Jim Delaney; Treas-
urer, Mrs, John Krauskopf.
A delicious 11111011 wits served
by the ladies in charge,
2tapleton•O'Byrne
St, 3lnry's Roman Catholic
Church. London was the setting
for the wedding of Elizabeth
Mary C'M3yrtle or Lundell. who
exchanged wedding van's with
Jeremiah Francis Stapleton of
Dublin on Saturday, October S.
The bride is the daughter or the
late Mr. and Mrs, J. .1. O'I3yr1e
of -Wexford, Ireland, and the
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Stapleton of Dublin. Rev.
Father J. O'Rourke officiated.
Given 111 marriage by Mr,
James 51111--11 the bride was
gowned in a full length gown of
peals de sole with lace embroid-
ery, was styled with scooped
scalloped neckline and bouffant
skirt flaring in controlled apron
effect with cascading embroider-
ed lace, A matching peau de
sole: rosette held her double
French silk illusion veil and she
carried a cascade of red roses.
Mrs. ,iames :+mitis, matron of
honor and .hiss Mary O'1)ou-
aghue, junior bridesmaid wore
bronze peon de sole ballerina -
length dresses. Flower girl was
3raureen smith who wore white
eyelet. embroidered 1171011,
Gordon Costello, 'Toronto was
best man and the 115het'a were
Vincent Morrison, Kitchener and
Brian O'nanaghne. For travelling
the bride rltase a turquoise snit
With black accessories. The
couple will live in London.
The October meeting of the
Dublin Women's Institute was
held at the home or Mrs, Herb.
Britton. The roll call was answer-
ed by each member presenting
an article of interest for the
Tweedsmuir .History. The motto
was "Look back and give thanks
and look forward and have cour-
age." Business included arrange-
ments for the London Area Con-
ference. A report was given on
the Perth County rally by Mrs.
Burchill. Mrs. Jettison present-
ed hints on home serving. Thanks
were extended to all members
who helped with the TB survey.
A letter was read from the We-
menat Ilospital Auxiliary, Sea -
forth, asking for donations to the
Rummage Sale, proceeds to go
towards the new hospital. The
meeting was in charge of Mrs.
Aurchill and Mrs. William Smith,
Historic Research and Current
Events committee. The Curator,
Mrs, Burchill, placed the
Tweedsmuir History on display,
Mrs. William Smith introduced
the guest speaker, Miss Bessie
Keefer, Caledonia who has work-
ed at the Upper Canada Village
for the past two summers, She
"ave an informative talk and
then showed beautiful slides of
the Village. 'Mrs. 130rchill extend-
ed our thanks. The meeting was
adjourned and lunch served by
the hostess and helpers.
The McKillop Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
Office — Main Street
SEAFORTH
insures
o Town Dwellings
• All Classes of Farm Property
• Summer Cottages
• Churches, Schools, Halls
Extended coverage (wind,
smoke, water damage, falling
objects, etc.) is also available
AGENTS; Jaines Keys, RR 1, Seaforth; V. J, Lane, RR 5, Sea -
forth; Wm, Leiper, Jr„ Londesboro; Selwyn Baker, Brussels;
Ilarold Squires, Clinton; George Coyne, Dublin; Donald G. Eaton,
Seaforth
DUBLIN Parent Teachers Association elected officers this week, Front row, from left, Mrs. James
Delaney, secretary; Mother 1Vlary Charles; Mrs, John Krauskopf, treasurer. Standing, Paul De-
lcroou, vice president.; Lou Rowland, president.
CHARLES ALLAN COL -MACE
The death occurred suddenly
at Monkton on Wednesday, Oct.
24, of Charles Allan Dolmage In
his 45th year. I -Ie is survived by
five sisters and a brother: Maty,
Mrs. Iiarold Longman, Auburn;
Viola, Nlrs, Ross McNichol, My
pen; Clara, Mrs. hike Chabonil
Winnipeg; Thelma, Mrs, Jacl
Burleigh, Seaforth; Bernice, Mrs
Robert Norris, Staffa, -and Ronald
or Seaforth, The funeral was
held from tate Box Funeral Home,
Seaforth on Sunday afternoon,
Rev. D. 0. Fry of First Presby -
torten Church, Seaforth, orflctat-
hag. Interment was in Maitland
Bank Cemetery, The pallbearers
were Wilfred Gordon, Spencer
Broome, Alfred Greene, Ralph
Henderson, Jos, Semple and Sam
Horn. The flowerbearel's were
Dennis Waggoner, Ron Waggon-
er, Jerry Broome, Charles Gebel
4 THE LAI''OR`1'11' NEWS, :Ciillrsdayi NOveutier 1r 190
ANNUAL
REMEMBRANCE DAY
CIIC
CH PARADE
.Eginondvil!e United 'Church
Sunday, Oro 4th
LEGION MEMBER$ WILL MEET AT LEGION
HALL AT 10.30 A.M. AND PARADE TO CHURCH
Ladies' Auxiliary members are invited to attend
SEAFORTH BRANCH 156
CANADIAN LEGION
ALLAN NICHOLSON' CHARLES WOOD
President Special Events
R. J. BOUSSEY
Color Sgt.
JACK HOLLAND
Parade Marshall •
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