The Seaforth News, 1948-02-05, Page 4THE SEAFORTH NEWS
THURSDAY, FE4RUARY 5, 1948
WA.LTON.
Miss Mary Smii:io has returned to
her home from a visit with relatives
near. St. Marys.
Mies Leona Watson has gone to
London to train fora nurse in Vict-
•
oria Hospital
Mr. V. E. :Kerr, son of Rev. and
ra ; Eon., is improving from
o. s
ia,juries in an airplane 'crash
A :ro .to Airport
1.1. 1.1l of Stratford
visited at the home of her father,
Joseph Ilackwell.
A large number from the village
attended tho barn dance in Brussels
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Qneen's Park Report No. 3
by
PREMIER GEORGE DREW
"EDUCATION
FOR
TO -MORROW"
FRIDAY FEBRUARY 6TH
CKNX 920 8 - 8.15 p.m.
Town hall on Saturday night
Stewart Bryans of Guelph with
his parents Mr.:,and Mrs. Edward
Bryans. _
Mr. Frank 1Lirkby `agent a week
in Guelph, at the O.A.C.
Chas. Williamson has completed
wiring the home of Mr. John H.
Storey.
14Irs, Ore of Goderieh has returned
home after visiting friends in the
village,
CONSTANCE
The annual Sunday School meet-
' ing was held. in the Sunday School
on, Wednesday, Jan. 21. With Mr,
Britton as chairman, the meeting
• opened by singing hymn 'What a
friend we have in Jesus followed
with prayer by Mr, Britton. Officers
for the year were nominated as fol-
lows: Superintendent, William Jew-
itt; assistant, William Britton; sec.
tr'eas., Norma Dexter; ass't., Geo.
Mcllwain; organist, Ferne Dexter;
assistants, Betty Addison and Grace
Riley; teacher for Sr. Class, William
Jcwitt; assistants, Ross McGregor.
and Mrs. Adams. intermediate Class,
Friss Donelda Adams; assistants,
M'rs. Adams and Mrs. Ross McGreg-
or; primary class, Mrs. Dave Mill -
son; assistant, Mrs. Brown; temper-
ance sec., Mrs. Lindsay; Bible So-
ciety sec.,
ociety'sec., Mr. Rogerson; cradle roll
see., Mrs. B. Stephenson. After the
meeting lunch was served.
The annual congregational meet -
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St. Andrew's United Church
Hold Annual Meeting
The congregation of St. Andrew's
United Church held their annual
meeting on Friday evening last with
a good attendance. Reports were
read by the treasurers of the vari-
ous organizations and shovled a very
successful year.' The church treasur-
et's report showed that all obliga-
tions had been met, that the books
closed with a substantial balance.
Four members were added in -the
Board of Managers,. being Duncan
Cooper, Arthur Finilayson, Orville
Workman and R. M. Peck.
A social hour followed the busi-
mess and a lovely lunch was served
by the ladies. •
Friendship Circle Hold First
Meeting For 1948
The ',Friendship Circle met on
Monday night in the Sunday School
room. Thirty members weathered the
storm to be present for the first
meeting of the New Year, Mrs. Allan
Johnson presided and opened the
meeting. by singing hymn 409, and
Mrs. Johnson read ,the scripture,
Rev. Hinton led in prayer. The min-
utes of the last meeting were read
by Mrs. Harold Jones. During the
business it was decided that the
election of officers be postponed
until the next meeting, Feb. 9th; and
that Mrs. Workman's group be re-
sponsible for the program, and hymn
Ogg was sung. A quartette from
Hillsgreen namely, Bob and Keith.
ing of Constance United Church was Love, and Ken and Jackie Porter,
held in the School room on Wednes- favoured with the song 'Let it snow,
Let it snow" and "Anchors Aweigh"
accompanied on the piano by Miss
Helen Love. Mrs. Harold Jones and
Mrs. Arnold Gackstetter sang a
duet "Oh my darling Clementine"
and "That little kid sister of Mine"
with guitar accompaniment. Mr.
Hinton then conducted a demonstra-
tion of bringing the long deceased
authors to life, which proved very
humorous. Mrs. Gackstetter and
Mr. Hinton, then conducted con-
tests. dainty lunch was then
served.
Mr. and Mrs. William McLachlan
entertained a number of friends to
e social evening last Friday night.
day, Jan. '21. The meeting was open-
ed by Mr. William Britton, in the
absence of Rev Mr. Brenton,owing
to the stormy afternoon. We sang
the hymn; "What a Friend we have
iii Jesus", after which Mr. Britton.
offered prayer. Mr. Charles Dexter
read the minutes for 1046 which
were adopted Splendid reports were
read by the following: Mrs. R. Law-
son gave the report for the W.A.,
and Mrs. William Britton for the W.
M.S.Mrs. Dave Millson for the Mis-
sion Band; Miss Norma Dexter for
the Sunday School. Mr. William
Jewitt gave splendid report for the
ehnrch.
The Session members are Charles
Dexter, George Addison, Robert Ro-
•*erson, Bernard Nott and William
Britton.
The Stewards are William Jewitt,
x�'ilhnr Jewitt,. George Addison, Al-
in Dodds, Ernest Adams, Austin
'dexter, Ross McGregor, Earl Law-
son.
Mrs. Frank Riley was appointed
n^vanist and Mrs. William Jewitt
and Mrs. George Addison as assist
ants.
The meeting was closed with pray-
er and lunch was served. ,
VARNA
Miss Mary McClymont of Toronto
spent the weekend at her home here.
The many friends of Mr. Orrin
Dawson are glad to hear of his im-
nrovement.
BRUCEFIELD
Brucefield I.O.O.F. second degree
team conferred the second degree on
a class of 9 candidates in Brucefield
Lodge room, on Thursday evening
last, more than 60 attended. Sea -
forth, Clinton, and Exeter Lodges
were all„ represented, each having
candidates for the degree, the D.D:
G.M. Clark Fisher of Exeter spoke
breifly at the close of the meeting.
Bro. McPherson of Clinton and Bro.
McClinchey of Seaforth, also spoke.
The N. Grand, Bro. Robert Dal-
rymple gave an invitation to any
lodge having a candidate for 2nd
degree to be here on Feb. 5 when
Brucefield will again confer the 2nd
degree.
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with Teresa Wright and Robt,Mitchum
A. tale e of twisted: personalities—rates 1s first "class" Western.
' A sound dramatic oi'L'eruig„holding attention from beginning to end
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In Technicolor "APACHE ROSE"
with Roy Rogers and Dale Evans
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Co -Operative Members Meeting
A meeting of Co -Operative members will be held
in Carnegie Library, Seaforth,9n
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11
-at 8.30 P.M.
to discuss Co -Operative business matters includ-
ing Co -Operative Life Insurance. Mr. Ralph
Staples, Ontario Co -Operative Insurance Man-
- ager, will also address the meeting
R. S. McKERCHER, President,
FRANK REYNOLDS, Secretary.
ANNUAL
N 0 r
Skating
1 e
Carnival
BRUCEFIELD
RINK
FEB.6
FRI DAY 1 I GHT,
(1 PRIZES FOR FANCY AND COMIC COSTUMES
-SEE I-IANDBILLS FOR LIST OF
SPECIAL PRIZES
RefreshnLcnts will be served at popular prices in the basement b
the church by theladies of the W.A.
Entire Proceeds for Upkeep and Improvement of the, Rink
Admission—Adults 50c Children 266
VOTERS OF HURON
TUCKEY ASK
SATFiFIED?
YOUR CANDIDATE
ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH THE DREW
GOVERNMENT ?
ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH THE 22 UNFUL-
FILLED .PROMISES ON WHICH IT WAS
ELECTED?
ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH ITS FAILURE TO
EXTEND RURAL HYDRO AND PROVIDE
RESERVE OF POWER ?
ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH ITS ,HOUSING
FAILURE ?
ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH PER CAPITA
EXPENDITURE OF $57.50, AGAINST $30.00
UNDER THE LAST LIBERAL GOVERN-
MENT ?.
ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH. DREW'S IN-
CREASE OF THE CIVIL SEIVICE BY 2,000
EMPLOYEES ?
ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH ITS FAILURE TO
REACH AGREEMENT WITH OTTAWA ON
TAXATION WHICH MEANS YOU WILL PAY
A PROVINCIAL INCOME TAX BEFORE
LONG ?
ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH GOVERNMENT BY
ROYAL COMMISSION AT ' A COST OF
$250,000.00 ?
ARE YOU SATISFIED. WITH ONE-MAN GOV-
ERNMENT WITH A SUBSERVIENT 'CABI-
NET OF SIXTEEN ?
ARE YOU SATISFIED, WITH DREW'S EXTRA
THREE CENTS TAX ON GASOLINE, WHICH
MAKES 11 CENTS IN ALL ?
If you don't like these and other things
the Remedy and Opportunity are Yours
Feb. 16 in the Huron dye -Election
L1:ERAL - Vote TUCKEY
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