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THE SEAFORTH NEWS.
THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1948
CONSTANCE
Mr. Archie Hoggarth of Wallace -
burg visited with -Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Britton, on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Bromley . of
Kitchener spent' Sunday, with the
latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas,
Dale.
Miss Lois Jamieson is spending, a
few holidays with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Jamieson.
Mr. •Bob 'Gowswell and Donald
Stephenson of Toronto spent the
weekend with the latter's parents,
'Mr. 'and Mrs. Leo. Stephenson.
Mr. and Mrs.. Borden Brown and
Joyce spent Sunday with friends
near' Hanover.
Mr. Gordon Buchanan of Toronto
spent the weekend at the home of
MS parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Buchanan.
Mr. and .lIrs. Charlie Riley are
spending a few days in Kitchener
with their son Mr. Bernard Riley.
Rev. J. C. Britton of Thamesville
visited with his parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Wm. Britton on Friday. Misses
Kay and Arva Britton who had been
visiting here for the past week re-
turned home to Thamesville on Fri-
day.
Mr. Leo Stephenson of Trenton
spent the weekend at his hone here.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley were in
London on Monday.
Miss Grace Riley and Master
Douglas Riley are spending a few
days in Clinton with Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Riley.
Mrs. Ethel Stephenson visited with
Mrs. Peter Gardiner in London on
Monday.
Several members of Constance
W.M.S. spent Tuesday evening as
guests of the Mae Lane Society of
Northside United Church. A. very
pleasant time was had by those in
attendance.
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Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ball and
Sharon of Auburn returned home
Sunday after spending a few days
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. • Aus-
tin Dexter.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sanderson and
Sylvia of Blyth spent Sunday at the
hone of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Austin Dexter.
A social and crokinole party will
be held Thursday evening in the
basement of the church. All wel-
come.
The W.M.S. and W.A. met in the
schoolroom of the church on
Thursday, -March 13th. The meeting
opened with prayer by Mrs. Lind-
say.. Hymn "When I- Survey the
wondrous Cross" was sung. Minutes
were read and adopted. A copper
contest for May and June, leaders to
be Mrs. A: Dexter and Mrs. W..Jew-
itt. A thank -you card was read from
the Dunlop famliy. Reading "Passion
Time" was read by Mrs. Adams. The
scripture "An Easter Message" tak-
en by Mrs. Brown. A duet by Mrs.
L. Stephenson and Mrs. Ethel Ste-.
phenson, "Is Jesus your next door.
neighbour" An instrumental was
given by Mrs. Brenton after which
hymn "Christ the Lord is risen to
day", was sung. An invitation was
read from the W.M.S. and Mae Lane
Auxiliary of Seaforth United Church
for this society to attend their East-
er meeting on Tuesday evening
March 30th. Mrs. Adams offered
prayer.The was received
offering
and the meeting closed with prayer
by Mrs. Brenton.
VARNA
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Chuter and
little daughter of Harriston with Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. Chuter.
Dr. Harvey and Mrs. Reid and
daughter of Toronto, with the for-
mer's mother, Mrs. M. Reid.
Mr, Thos. Robinson of Egmond-
ville with his daughter. Mrs. Mc-
Clinchey.
Mr. D. Stephenson of Egmond-
ville in company with his brother,
Ralph Stephenson, with Mr. and Mrs.
Peat Moss
Chick Starter
Chick Grit
Cane Molasses
Cod Liver Oil
Fertilizer and Grass Seed
Carload of Wire and Steel Posts
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Lee McConnell.
Mrs. J. Mossop has returped after
a visit with her daughter Mrs. Ball,
in Clinton.
Mr. Yesbec of Straffor'dsville was
a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Soper,
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Laythem and
family of London, spent the holiday
with the latter's mother, Mrs. L.
Beatty and -Edith.
Mr. Thos. Reid of London, called
Sunday on his brother Nelson and
funnily
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heard and
family of Stratford were holiday
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
M. Elliott.
Mr. Harold Elliott spent the week-
end in Windsor. '
Mr. Floyd McAsh spent the week
end at the parental hone.
Mrs. G. H. Beatty and son George
spent the holidays with friends in
Oshawa.
BRUCEFIELD
Mr, and Mrs. Roy Brock of Exeter
spent Easter with Mr. an'cl Mrs. J. K.
Cornish. -
Mist Kate Dalrymple of Glencoe
spent the week end with. Mr. and Mrs.
\arm. Dalrymple.
Mr. and Mrs. Wni. Simpson and
sons of Detroit visited Mr. C. D,
Simpson on Sunday.
Mr. D. Scale of Sudbury spent the
week end at his Koine here,
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Broadloot of Sea -
forth visited with Mr. and Mrs. W.
Dalrymple on Sunday.
Miss Marion Paterson. and Jas,
Paterson, London, spent the week end
at their home here.
Mr. Cameron Henry of London fs
spending Baster holidays at his home.
Miss Margaret Aikenhead of London
spent a few days with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Aikenhead:
HULLETT
Mr. and 1VIrs. Charles Riley and
grandson Ronnie spent a few days
last week in Kitchener with Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard Riley. Mr. Fred Riley
returned hone with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley were in
London Monday on business.
Master Douglas Riley is holiday-
ing with bis uncle and aunt in Clin-
ton, -
KIPPEN
The Friendship Circle met in the
Sunday School room of St. Andrew's
United Church on Tuesday evening
last. A pot -luck supper was held at
six -thirty p.m. The table was laden
'with abundance of tasty things. Fol-
lowing the . supper Mrs. Winston
Workman took the chair and open-
ed the meeting with a hymn. Miss
McClinchey read the scripture and
Mr. Hinton led in prayer. A short
musical program followed with a
duet by Marie Sinclair and Nelson
McClinchey. Mrs. Ross Broadfoot
favoured with a piano solo. Tom
Kyle, Bob Caldwell, Grant Mac-
Gregor sang cow -boy songs accom-
panied by Jack Caldwell. Mr. E.
Hayes then favoured with a solo.
Twelve tables of progressive crok-
mole was then enjoyed. The ladies
high prize went to Audrey Faber,
while the consolation went to Mrs.
Emerson Kyle. Gents high, Mr. R. M.
Peck; gents consolation,. Bob Cald-
well.
A very enjoyable evening was
brought to a close by singing the
National Anthem, The next meeting
will be held on Monday evening next
March 29th at 8:30 p.m. The West
gronp will have charge of the pro-
gram and the East side will supply
the lunch.
Many from here were in Goderich
on Sunday viewing the damage
caused by the ice break-up.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie McBride,
Wayne and Sharon spent the week-
end in Wingham with Mr. and Mrs.
S. Beattie and' witnessed the Wing -
ham flood.
Mr. Stanley Love held a very suc-
cessful auction sale on Thursday
last.
The W. A. of St. Andrew's United
Church here were present with their
hot-dog booth.
Many local farmers attended the
Co-operative banquet held in Hensall
Town hall on Thursday evening last
The Kippen Gun Club are holding
a trap shoot on Friday, March 26 at
1 p.m,. Prizes will be awarded.
Many local roads are at present
impassable due to wash -outs and
mud.
HENSALL
Following is a letter received by.
Mr. Fred G. Bonthron, treasurer for
the Arena Campaign, containing a
check for $100 sent by Mr. James
W. Cochrane, Toronto, who is a
brother of Mr. Allan Cochrane and
Mrs. Hugh MCMurtrie and Mrs. F.'
Farquhar, Hensall
Dear Mr. Bonthron—Anyone who.
has had even remote association
with Hensall will be delighted at the
enterprise of a number of its pre-
sent citizens who visualize a perm-
anent recreational centre. A struc-
ture of the type contemplated will
be a continuing inspiration to those
for whose -use it is extended and, a
monument to those whose interest
in the community will make a reality
out of a dream. With my contribu-
tion 1 extend bast wishes for the
success of your campaign. Yours
truly. J. W. Cochrane.
Arnold Circle Addressed
By Mrs. D. Lane, Clinton
The Arnold Circle Evening Auxil-
iary held their Easter thankoffering
meeting at the home of Mrs. Harold
Bonthron on Monday evening with
Mrs,- Stewart Bell, co -hostess. The
meeting opened with "The call to
Worship" by the president, Mrs.
Glenn Bell, atter which the scrip-
ture, Matt. 28: 1.8 was read by Mrs.
Melvin Moir. Joanne Johnston, Glad-
ys and Margaret Moir and Lola Vol -
land sang a chorus. Meditation on
the 2nd chapter of St. John was led
by),Irs. Stewart'Beli, Hymn "Who is
He in yonder stall?" was sung by
Mrs, H. C. Bell with all joining in
the chorus. Mrs. P. A. Ferguson in-
troduced the speaker Mrs. l(Rev.)
D. Lane of Clinton, who brought an
inspiring address based on the text
"This is the Victory that overcomet,
the world even our Faith". A vet
of thanks was extended to th
speaker by Mrs. Frank Wright. Th
roll call was answered by a Bib1
Verse. Arrangements were made t
hold a "Mother and Daughter" ba
quet on May 17 when Mrs. ,•(Rev.
W. A. Young of Fergus will be' i
vited to be guest speaker. The nice
ing closed by singing 'Hosanna lou
Hosanna" and the Lord's Praye
Refreshments were served at' t
close.
Miss Alice Dougall of. Toron
spent Easter with: her mother Mr
Wnn. Dougall, also Mr. and Mrs.
R. Dougall.
Miss Amy Lammie of London
visited over the weekend with h
Mother Mrs. Lantmie and sister, Mi
Greta Laramie.
Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson and ba
of London and Miss Kay Jones, To
onto 'were weekend visitors wi
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norma
Jones.
Miss' Phylis Dougall of Sault St
Marie is spending the Easter hot
days with her parents Mr. and Mr
W. R. Dougall.
Mr. and Mrs. Wrn. Simpso.
Bobbie and Billie of Detroit, spe
the weekend with the former
mother Mrs. Louis Simpson.
Mrs. Twitchell and - Merney as
visiting with the former's daught
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Alle
Davidson in Sarnia.
Misses Laura and Marion Sang
ter of London spent Easter wit
their another Mrs. Letitia Sangste
Mi. and Mrs. Roy Coolc of Toro
to visited over the holiday with t
former's mother Mrs. •Catharin
Devlin.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R.`" Devidso
spent Easter with their son an
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Alle
Davidson in Sarnia.
Miss Mina McEwen of Londe
spent the weekend holiday with h
mother, Mrs. McEwen.
Mr. Cary Joynt B.A., of Londe
spent the holiday at his home her
Miss Fran Carpenter of Londo
was the' weekend guest of Miss Ma
garet Glenn.
The monthly meeting of the El
ening Auxiliary (United Church
takes place at,the home of Mi
Mary Goodwin, on Tuesday nigh
April 13th. Miss Margaret Glen
will assist the hostess. The devotion
al exercises will be taken by Mrs.
Hyde Mrs. Hedden will contribut
a missionary item. The study will b
given by Miss Michie.
Mrs. Hedden, Edna Saulndercoc
Miss Ellis and Mrs. Mary Buchanan
form the social connmittee.
A large attendance is requested
In connection with the annual fal
bazaar, members are asked to brio
to this meeting an assortment o
wash cloths, dusters, dish cloths
and pot holders, etc.
The regular. monthly meeting o
the Hensall Institute will be held i
the Council chamber on Wed., even
ing, April 14th, Mrs. Ferguson an
Mrs. A. D. McEwan will act as host
esses. Roll call, a handy dish t
leave for the men's supper. The de
monstration will feature a showin
of aprons contributed by the mem
bens. Miss H. McKercher will be th
guest speaker. The motto will b
given by Mrs. A. Shirray.
Plan to attend this interesting
meeting. Please bring eups and sau
cers. Will the remaining few mem
bers who have not contributed t
the Legion Flag, please do so at thi
meeting.
VARNA
On Sunday, March 28, Service is
St. John's Anglican Church was hen
at 7 p.m. I•Ioly Communion being cel
ebratecl. Easter services were con
ducted by the Rector, Rev. Laverinc
Morgan,
Mr. Amos Corby and little daug
hter of Seaforth, were Sunda
guests at the hone of Mr. and Mrs
Ings.
Mr. Nelson Reid and Charlie Nel
son, Clinton, Mrs. Wilber and daug
hter Ruth, motored to Orillia, Satur
day morning to attend the funeral
of uncle Stewart Nelson, who passed
away in his 92nd year,
Mrs. Rathwell has returned to her
home after spending sometime at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Mur-
ray, Clinton.
M'r. Jamieson of Clinton, spent
the weekend with his wife and little
sons at the home of the latter,
Mrs. Reid.
and
NIr'. Mrs. A. Horner are pre-
paring to move to their new home in
Exeter
A euchre and dance was held Fri-
day night in the hall, sponsored by
the L.O.L. No. 1035. Owing to bad
road conditions the crowd was not
as large as expected.
Two Dutch immigrants arrived
here on Thursday to work as helpers
on farms in the Varna area. A. J. de
Goot, Lichtaard, Friesland, the
Netherlands, his wife and seven
children have gone•to the farm of
John Ostrom.
M. Westdorp of the Netherlands,
a single roan, has gone to the farm
of Harvey Hayter of Varna,
William Alcock expected a family
but so far they haven't arrived.
The agricultural office at Clinton
reports that in the last month faun
help, which for the past few years
has been almost impossible to get,
has become quite plentiful. At the
time arrangements were made .to
send the Dutch immigrants to Can-
ada this situation was not foreseer.
The United Church intend to build
a basement under the Church this
summer.
A number from hefe attended the
special Easter service at Goshen on
Sunday evening last.
Mr. and Mrs. De Grout of Holl-
aaul arrived here last week and are
living on the Babylon Line.
A number of Orangemen attended
the funeral of the late Mr. Ed Mole
of Seaforth.
Miss Rena Johnston R.N. of Tor-
onto spent the weekend at the home
of her another. •
Maple Syrup is very scarce and is
selling from 85.00 to $6.00 a gallon.
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Nir. and Mr's. Nelson Howe and
of Cromarty, Mr. and Mrs.
William Hoegy, and Mrs. Charlie
of Dublin and Mr. Charlie
and son Paul of Galt were
uward vsgelrs visitorMit Reh gele an o hoe
sick is improving.
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who is a
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'Mr. William Roe, Joseph Thorn-
Pearl and Lloyd Regele and
Leeming attended the fun-
on Tuesday of the late Mrs.
Kintner. Mrs. Thornton is re-
for awhile with her father
is also sick,
Mr, and Mrs. Louis Thornton and
spent Thursday afternoon with
and Mrs. Edward Regele.
Glen Gibson and children, Dvvigh
and Yvonne.
STANLEY
The Goshen W.M.S. held tbei
Easter meeting at the hone of Mr:
Allan Armstrong with Mr's. Joh;
Armstrong having charge of th
meeting. The meeting opened wit?
hymn 41. Mrs. J. McKinley, the lit
every secretary was in charge o.
Bible study with four members tak
afinterwhi wart. hich sse fHern ledains rprayer�
Hymn 92 was then sung. The "min
utes of the Feb. meeting were rea(
and approved. The roll call was an
some sd by each member donating
some shall notion to be put ]n thc
next bail. There were thirteen mem
hers present. Mrs. Armstrong had 1
aard asking for warm unyeawear frs. Th(
gin] six tore sixteen yea n
treasurer's report read twenty -£iv(
Adollars and forty-five cents. Mrs
read from and Mrs. E. 11yninn101
read from the study book. Hymn 101'
pronouncednd then the benediction
The Raster thankoffering for Vail;
na, Blake and Goshen to be held it
Goshen or Laster Sunday evening,
HURON ROAD WEST
Visitors at the home of Mr. and.
Noble Holland for Easter
were: Mr. and Mrs. Victor
and (laughter Dianne, Toron-
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Kahn and son
Toronto; Mrs. Harry Mc-
and daughter Dianne, Mr.
.McBurney, Hamilton; Mrs.
DUBLIN
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Williams havf
left on a trip for New York, Wash
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