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The Seaforth News, 1945-11-29, Page 1HURON COUNTY'SLEA ING NEWSPAPER WHOLE SERIES, VOL, 68, No, 48 SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, NOVEM'B11R 29, 1945 W. L. WHYTE BUILDS LARCE POULTRY HOUSE' A poultry house, one of the largest] and most modern buildings al its kind in this part of Ontario, is under con struction at the farm of Mr. W. L.. Whyte, Hallett township. The new building is at present about half oom-' pleted and it is hoped to have it pretty well finished by the end of the This poultry house will be 240 feet, Year. long and 66 Leet wide and will be four storeys high. It .will have a cap-' natty of between 80,000 and iortyt thousands chickens and will be i thor- oughly modern in every way. It is of i frame and concrete .construction, with siding of white asphalt shingles and green asphalt roof. ted the building will be It is oxpeo . used for raising broilers. The new building is located on the here farm, just south of the farm buildings, TUCKERSMITH FEDERATION HOLD ANNUAL MEETING The Tuckersmith Federation of Agriculture meet for their annual meeting Mon, night in the. Seaforth public library, with Robert Archi- bald, president in the chair. The minutes of the last annual 'meeting and the financial statement were read by the secretary, Ignatius O'Leary. Election of officers resulted as follows; president, E. B. Goudie; vice-president, Robert McGregor; secretary, Ignatius O'Leary; direc- tors, S.S. 1, Ross Forrest; S,S. 2, t William Bell; S.S. 3, Gordon Rich- ardson; S.S. 6, Earl Whitmore; S.S. 7, Alex Chesney; S.S. 8, Alex Boyce; I S.S. 9, Stan. Jackson; S.S. 10, Glen I McE.Lean, B. Goudie and W. J. Crich were appointed representatives to attend the annual meeting of the county federation to be held at DONALD STEPHENSON WINS THE FIRST CARTER SCHOLARSHIP The Department of Education hie notified the Seaforth High School that Donald Stephenson, son of lklr, anc1 IVIrs• Leo Stephenson, Constance, ranked first in Huron County for the Carter Scholarship, This scholarship is valued at $100, and reflects great; credit on Donald's ability. Often these awards are won by ma- dents repeating some of their upper school subjects. Although only 16 Years of age, Donato wrote eleven papers for the first time, instead of the usual eight, and obtained five first class honors. He will enter the School of Ap- plied Science and Engineering at the University of Toronto early in the GRIEVE-ELLIOTT ELECTIONS NECESSARY Will Be Held Friday Night IN FOUR MUNICIPALITIES Thr: annual. High School Commence- Elections will be held in only four rent will be held in the High School Municipalities in Huron municipals-, auditorium oat Friday evening, Nov, ties following the lt0urillatione on Fri, 3081. There will be the presentation day - Colborne township, Ashfield of diplomas, awards and scholarships. township, the town of Goderich, and The Glee Club, underMiss 1 urnbull's the village 0f B1ytb, direction, is presenting an operetta in 'Alex. Alexander, Warden of Huron costume, "Trial By Jury," and it pro. county this year, was returned to of- tnises to be very entertaining with flee by acclamation as reeve or Grey choruses and solos by members of the township. He11sa11 gave an oede 1a - i case I tion to Reeve R. E. Sbaddiek, a vet-' The guest speaker of the evening eran with 10 years' service to the ' is Mr, E. J. Davies, B.Sc., of Toronto. municipality; and Turnberr•y -town- , Mr. Davies is an 'inspector of Voce- ship saw its veteran of 12 years' ser- tional Schools in the Department of vice, Reeve Harold Moffat, retire from Education, Toronto, and this year has the field, leaving the reeveship, been appointed as liaison between the contested, to Walter Ti. Wood. IDepartment of Education and the War; . In Colbortte townshiptorear) re iOandl. Assets Corporation, Ile is a very 8118 dates: qualified t an[ut 1 liar haQ -an hnterestieg only two or the eight nominees for s career at from ...,.i,,,. ,, draw 5m• his the four seats on the eoutmi1 qualrfle[ High School Commencement p0112 topic. next John's Chni'oh, Varna, Lillian The whole program should prove to will be held meeting ondlay but new be At St Elliott second daughter of Mr. and be hoist interesting and entertaining'` nomination an effort to get sttffleleut Mrd Morton Elliott, became the 1 candidates for the council. rid Frauds Grieve, only son of EIRLAW - SWAN Friday Evening oar were shown. t Mrs Grieve and t A pretty wedding took place 1n councilors =-- J. E. Melt ns, GAG. ' for election. The election for reeve to ca Will Choose Executive For Films from the National frim bride of 5H rte late 351110s of Walton Was the opera or. 4 Greive of Seaforth. Rev. Mr, Holmes d in theofficiated at the ceremony incl Mrs. St: John's Anglican Church, St. Tho- Mathiescin and R, G. Sanderson; are Clinton soon. Plowing MatchBoard ho Harvey Johnson In Goderich only three of this year's A. meeting will be hes council 0110111ber of tine town hall at Clinton on Friday, Novemher 30811 at 8 p.m,, to choose an executive for t11el International Plowing Matebing for 1946, to be hell iu Huron County. 1 A meeting was held in CltntOrl last week when a 'nominating committee; was appointed. It is the duty of 111851, committee to bring before the general, meeting next Friday evening, a list of mn who will be chosen for the exe- cutive cntive for the Plowing Match, A good executive means everything. to ..the I success of the matclx. This is one of the largest; projeatsl that Huron County hoe ever tackled, aud 'we Hope you will Make a special effort to be present at the: meeting on Friday at 8 p.m.. Certified Genuine OLGA POCAHONTAS AND ALBERTA COAL E. L. BOX PHONE 43 MATHERS—GOLDSWORTHY A quiet wedding was solemnized 1 in the Winthrop manse, on Sat. Nov. 24th when Ruth, second daugh- ter of Mr, and Mrs. J. Goldsworthy, of North Vancouver, B. C., was united in marriage to George Har- old Mathers, son of Mr. and Mos. G. Mathers of Parkhill. The Rev. W. J. Patton officiated. The bride chose an afternoon dress of Queen's blue for her wedding and carried a white' prayer book. Her flowers was . a corsage of rose carnations and maiden hair: fern. Miss' J. Golds- worthy attended her sister as brides- maid rides maid and Mr. Ernest Mathers was. his brother's groomsman. Following the ceremony a reception- was held for the immediate. family at the home of the groom's sister, Mrs. Arthur Henderson of Winthrop. Rev. Mr. Patton proposed the toast to the bride and groom. After a short horse Mrs. Northside United Church Rev. H. V. Workman, Minister. 10 a.m., Sunday School. the 11. a.m., "The Sacrament of Lord's Slipper." 7 p.m., "Christian Cheerfulness." Thurs. 8 p.m„ Precommnnion Ser- vice, O come, let us worship, God. •Anglican Dec. 2nd. Advent Sunday. St. Thomas', Seaforth: 10 a.m., Sunday School 11 sari., Holy Communion. 7 p.m., Evening Prayer, St. Mary's Dublin 2:30 Sunday School 3: Church Service. Rector, Rev. C. F. L. Gilbert, B A. Egmondville United Church Rev. A. W. Gardiner, B.A.,B.D. 10 a.m., Sunday School. 11 a.m, Oommunion Service, "The Eyes of Faith." 7 p.m., "Christian Living." Preparatory Serivice, Friday, Nov, 30th at 8 p.m., "Our Attitude to Jesus," Edith Long of London played the mss, on Nov 24th at 3 p•m•, when back in the rate for council seats. \Tae daughter of lir. and There is a two -ulcus contest .for the nuptial music. The bride looked H01en charming in a street length dross of Mrs. Henry Swan, of Seaforth, was mayoralty, with Mayor 1), I). Mooney h g aqua colored crepe with. a black se- united in marriageD Allan Mxraand and Burton D. Rubinson tilting. the nof coin hat and accessories. She wore r Sheirla e la Ottawa, so � Sh ' 1 of Rideau Park,Ot- Blyth is having an election for' corsage of Johanna hill roses. Iler,.Mrs, elraw,: the - the ornament was a string of pearts,1j taws, Rev, C. A. James lted. recite bY and 01117• vacancies council. being11filleboard the gift of the groom. The bride was 4 The wedding march was played l her sister-in-law, Mrs. Mrs, F. K. Dougherty of St. Thomas acclamation. nnly experienced lnrT, member Alvin ec by Alvin Elliott,of Brantford, dressed and the soloist tiv YI • C Smith of t as MTS. an "O Perfect the HOW cotmcil, the remainder behrgi St Th who s g his a coral wool dress with black 110 onus, and newcomers. cessories, She wore a corsage of recd r Love"prior to 'tlie ceremony, j Morris Township roses. The groom was attended by, "I'll Walk Beside You"The during -Reeve, Cecil 'si]]teles lace•)• Mr. Alvin Elliott, . brother of the, signing of the register. t Reeve, cililn11 Ascots., .Charles bride. During the sig]ring of the reg-' was prettily decorated with mums ('mites, Harvey Johnston, Joseph 1ste1 Ml Frecl Willis, 0 1 I and f The bride, father was Ewalt ,acct.). • s f Seafortr, erns.. .le brother -ill -law of the groom, sang given away by her a er ushered blush satin with lace in-' School Trustees, Robert lllat':iliu'- • "Because," The guests were t h `dressed in ray, Kenneth Taylor, William 8110111' by. Mr, lie Elliott. Immediately fol- setts; long' sleeves coming g tot points to Torrauce Dundtts, Harvey Me. lowing the ceremony a reception and over the hands, and finger tip veil Cntcheon (acct.). (inner was held at 'Tl Little Inn," failing f headdress ea seed Goderich Township lee 1111, ri tom Bayfield. The guests \core received by pearls. She carried redroses an j 110 bride's mother, dressed in a black white mums. The maid of honor,. Reeve, George Ginn (acct.). ROUert 110005- Miss Claire Shapiro, of St..Thomas, -Council, ; James R. Stirling, f i I taffeta with rz: Smith, Gordon Orr, Ben Ratlstt•ell crepe dress with matching honeymoon in Winthrop, Mr. and ;sones aud a shoulder corsage o p he wore pmk net over a , Mathers will reside in Toronto, roses and Mrs, Grieve, mother of the feather headdress and carriod deep (acts) Ma 'd School 1 Tutees Clayton Leith S IN' SASKATCHEWAN 1 accessories.' She wore a corsage of. Miss jean Swan O0. London and MTS. wane, .lata DIE pink roses, For travelling the bri[le i J, Rumig of Goderich, sisters of the batt, Robert 'Welsh, Edward d Grigg ea groom, in a grey dress with matching' pink roses. The bridesmaids were coo ) s �l Graham 1 n1 Jnhnstol , i Irvine Teb- On Frid November 16th in a Re changed to a gold wool tlressniaker ; bride,who ' wore identical -blue (acts.). ging hospital, ghter of Mrs. Chviseiana, Ilarvey and top. eoat of gold color. Guests ville, skirts with matching feather head - the late John Harvey of ]?arse. She present from Richmond Hili, Oakville,( dress and carrying bouquets of yel- ls survived by two sons, Parker Leo, _ford,nry, Brantford, Kitchener, Strat• low roses. The groomsman was Mr. Rowan, Pte. Harvey Lee;- Holland; 10121 London and Seaforth. Victor Junk of Toronto, The ushers throe daughters, Mrs. I18110 McArt11-1 • hon'tas' were Mr' 3t Rumig of Goderich and (11 holstein, Ontario, Mrs: Nora. Atilitial Meeting of St. T Mr Dave Adler of St Thomas• Klemm. and Helen, Dense. six grated- Woman's Auxiliary i 1?ollowing the cereinony a recep- I one brother, Merrill Harvey, Adams, l, 17, ovenI r 1' Ethel Ann, eldest (11111 suit with brown accessories, and a• gowns with satin bodice and net Grey Township children, her mother, Mrs, C. IIarv032 three sisters. Mr's. Bertha Proup, Pence, Miss Agnes and Della: 11at'veY, and a cousin Mrs. May McGachen of CHRISTOPHER COOPER The death occurred at his home in Hullett on the Huron Road on Satin•- clay, Nov. 24111; of Mr, Christopher Cooper, in his 60th yeas'. Surviving are his aged father, Mr. Henry Cooper, and two sisters, Mrs. Sohn McElroy of McKillop, and Mrs. Reid at home, and one brother, Mr. John Cooper at home. The funeral took, place on Tuesday afternoon at 2`p.m. to Maitland Bsnk Cemetery. Rev. H. V. Workman officiating, The pall bearers were Messrs. James Carter, Scott- Hawthorne,- Wallace Powell, 30111. Powell, Frank Fowler and Har- old Hugill. WOMEN'S INSTITUTE NEWS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 11111111111111W" iiiiiiii 11111141111111111111111111 Regina. She is predeceased by her husband, Albert A. Lee, 0110 brothel' Bert and two sisters Mabel. and Bessie. Funeral services in tate Unit- ed Church, Pense, Monday, November 19th, at 2 p.el. The Rev, Mr. McTavish ofticiatect and burial was in the rani - ily plot in cottonwood celireterY.. The Institute will hold a rally oil Wednesday,. Dec, 5811, from :1,30 to 4 Pain in the basement of the' Carnegie Library. - A11 members- are urged to make a special effort to attend this rally the ,aro . by on Monday, Docember 3nct,a which win be addressed by Mrs, w, us accompanied on p meeting E. IIa:- es of Georgetown, Coffee and Mrs. Bechely and was much appre- 2 p.m, at the Manse of First Presby 1 y 1 e crated. Splendid reports were given ion Church. The paper' will be pre - by Mrs.Bradshaw and Mrs. Enight, scute(] by the Rev, W. J, Patton,': tion was held in the church parlors. bride metier .n vas nesse branch f the WA.was held aqua and black crepe k members present, Mrs, Gilbert pre- roses, and the groom" aunt, Mrs, sidont, opened the meeting with St.. Clarke, of Toronto wore a black Andrew's 11Yuui, "Jesus Calis Us.", dress with snatching accessories, and Special 91•0yers for the annual meet- corsage of red roses. The brides and ing, members and Lord's prayer in attendants' flowers centred the unison. Miss. Galbraith read the Scrip- bride's table. The groonl's gift to the tire lessen from St. John's gospel,' bride was a single strand of pearls, The annual . meeting of the St. .Cit• U d 1 tier t d d Thomas )51111(1 o suit with black Nov.5 accessories with corsage of pink in ChoPni parish hall, z,ov27t1r, itidth c chapter 6. After the various melons; The happy couple left on a wedding Peeve, Alex Alexander mot.) Council, Stanley \lichen, Cliff Rowland, George MaODouald, Bert ,Johnson (ace],) Howick • - Re1.t e, Sohn Winter meal Council, lamer Finnish, 18. Hart - Harry well Strong, \Furren ''/,tirbrigg• GOWdy (a0(1.1 Hullett Reeve. John Armstrong, twee.). Council, George I3rown, Ira RapsOrr, William Jrwiti, 3'.'. J. Dade tac'4.) Blyth For Reeve—W. Il. Mor•rtli, Frank faielou Xmas Lards OF DISTINCTION We are carrying the Coutts and Rust Craft cards at from 5c to 25c,' These are two makers vwllo are specialists in cards that have very smart style and class. In box assortments we have such well known sell very 'smart collections Of the following artists: Cornelius.' Kreighoff, Marjorie Cooper, Frank Pana - baker, Franz Johnson, Manley McDonald, Canadian Artist Ser' les, Edgar Guest collections, Xmas Herti Notes, Steel En- gravings, and English, Scottish and Canadian. Scenic Cards. Altogether a very interesting collection and. you will enjoy malting your Christmas, Card selection at this store. Fred, S. Savauge OPPOSITE POST OFFICE Seaforth Phone 184 Res. le For Council ---H. T, Vo,lden, W. G. 1TeNall, I,. 'Whitfield. F. Elcllyman ST. COLUMBAN The November meeting of the St. Colurnban, subdivision - of the C.W.L. was held as ,usual in the parish chapel. A contribution of ten dollars is being sent to the Sisters of Service, The second vice-presi- dent reported -a bag of literature sent to the Sisters of Service, The treasurer reported a balance of $82, 44. The Red Cross convener re- ported 3 quilts finished and 6 corn - fort fort bags.' Plans were made to holt] a quilting bee- soon again. A dona- tion of 825. is being sent to help furnish -a chapel in Westminister Hospital. Then followed very inter- esting reports from Mrs. Jos. Feen- ey and Mrs. Tom Morris on the Sil- ver Jubilee convention held' in Wind- sor in October', The delegates said many of their speakers stressed the need of the women in the home and the value of good Catholic literature for our boys and girls- Rev. V. J. Guinan of Assumption College, said, "Women must not model their lives after Eve, who failed, but after' Mary, the .]Model Mother. I believe that there are no delinquent children; rather there• are delin-, eluent parents. There aro some ex- ceptions, but.most women now in in - ustry should be back in their homer doing their ,jobs as wives and moth- ers." Another speaker, Rev, G, E. 321011dsc said, "lou should teach obe- dience in the home and the proper respect for authority. and enough ' 1. eudencc to enable your child- R. teen to stand on their own feet," 1were read and accepted, Ivies. Gilbert! trip to New. York by plane, the tnee12,. - trey gave a brief account. al the executive bride's travelling costume being a For School. Trustee=- \, Mills.0 meeting of the Dominion W.A., chief blue wool suit, black coat and D. Phil), G. Augustine (acct.). Mrs, J. McIver seconded by Mrs. M RS. JAM ES. I. JOHNSTON of which tvas.ihe splendid thank offer watching accessories and orchid Public '(21111ties Commission—A, W. V. Lane, mo a vote of thanks to occurred on Tuesday, Ing. exceeding that of last. year by corsage, Ueou their return they will P. Smith, Stewart Durward (acct.) the two delegates for their splendid The death vesicle in Ottawa, Guests were pre- ' reports. The meeting closed with evening about 0-30 p.m. of Martha $3000,00. The, various annual .reportsTurnherry i`tve Wallace, rwidow of the late .lames I. were then reals, after." which errs sent 'from London, Toronto, St. ' Reeve Walter H. f'Onrl Neel.) p'` • r for our armed forces. Johnstoir,:aftet' an illness of six days. Southgate took'tho chair for the, e Thomas and Seaforth. Reeve. , Robert A. ml Ne, 1'. •.1. Mrs. Johnston was a native of Tor tion of officer's for the coming year'• ecl' maLion Mr's. i FRANCIS STOREY VARNA Icing. Jelin V, Fischer; L. G. Bryce w ° O )tin the office of adviser 1 a held Slit- The connntulitY at •large was indeed life at Donnybrook and for the pari Gilbert acct g The membership A funeral service was d For School Trustee-- itvo to t)" shocked on leariliiig cf the death o1' twenty-two Years was a resident. of for the girls' branch. T1 i rl urday afternoon a1 1,401 Northside United elected), Isaac' Wright. David Padre, Her husband passed away fee and Living Message subscription Church t 2 30 for Francis Storey D q 'tl al highly respected resident in rhe p onto and lived the early part of 1181 All returned by a 'rcc11 Seaforth, • er en lure 1 a c{ A. . , 111 1, 5 She mint taken. The next meeting, � 'd t f Seaforth u1 h Sur one is to be held at the rc. had an United Cl a :; 1 f McKillop. ]lop He 11 Person of Mrs, George Johustnn who O11 August. 1Sth,114 . 1e was 11 - were c-, well-known resident o East Wawanosh passed tray at her home Sunday her of North Side nn• . 101y D- former o r c i < and sister, coo Dec:, :L1' at8 p.m. The meeting, Y for the past year, Reeve. J, D. lleeero]'1 2,111) morning. Tho funeral was held on viving are one brother an Y,tared from 'astha to r e Wallace on Donnybrook, 'Tor- closer] with special served, is and Dena- I and a half. Ile was born in McKi1-' Connell, N011111tn McDowell, 1)1)r rt- Tut slit; kcrrrvas 1110 1ted 011 (11 111.11 11 ? Geo g sial Mrs. J- M, Cunningham of Tor- diction. Tea ivas served, 1 lop `in 1882, and WAS married in Ruddy. Harvey Black, Al vii onto. The .funeral will 1101 place Rehr Hein was in 11111185 of e6110 rune - Rev. funeral chili-; MRS. JESSIE BROWN 11907 to Jane Rhin, of Mr, san (acct.) ➢Io,•h as in is extended e - from the G. A. Whitney. •t held Friday_ and Mrs. John Rinn, t,eadbury, w110 Board of Sehool Trust Cts --A, Doug- mal. rm'sdaY, Nov, 29th, at 2 p.m., A funeral Service was e 'vas hire along with four dough- _las Camp1Pll \'ruler Scott (apcl.) the nate bereaved hush. 1 am only el on T] surer In - .PP t the G 4 Whitney �1] Toronto; Mrs,West Wawanos V. Workman officiating. a:.ernoon a h non, Cordon. sirs, Johnston luta Rev. ll, S W Jessie Hest- tars,, Mrs. Jason Ellis, oran o; taken the tilt about two Deeks ago, ferment will be in te Maillancl Tian]: funeral chapel for Mrs. Br son llcfariirter, Midland; Mlss Peeve, 131011(1 S113111 (Reel,l Cemetery. - i Ings Brown,. widow of John S. Y -- r, tlnd.. Mrs. William Comu31, Wallace Miller, Everitt . and v=as reco1111128 nicety. hitt.. on Cemete y I Brown, Interment followed in the Ethel. 'Storey Sunday morning sane took suddenly 111 well- Campbell, both of Seaforth; and Finnegan, Gordon McPherson, David ants passer] away. Site was fnhnte)9y 1 known and hi ' � ly. asteen A 0110 niece, Mrs. .3 Earl, Athens, He McAllister (acct.) known and highly. Brown in Manitoba re- Board of School Trustees, I+iteh- Miss Mary Luella Coleman, daughter MAO LANE Seaforth, Mrs, Brown had the 11.10( for 10 years or Mrs, 11111(1 and the late Thomas ' e Mee of S turning east in 1929, and moved to ever Finnegan; William Fot sten. or MrS. , and Coleman bot 1 at IlilThom s The was lel. on meeting the steps at h to fall down the back year ago, He was of Northside Unrtedcull she Seaforth one } 1 g a Archie Aitchison, ],Dine Dentin. 1< icing in her 5dth year. She taught at ne Auxiliary. aevening Was at her -home. , but Y a .held on Tries,' $ t but eomplica and o e of Northside United Ghurcli,ICr-nzi0 'Webb (sode) Varna, McKillop Slid Shelburne, and Church was vias riot badly hurt, and one of its stewards• Ho was the Nov.2 ch at' the home of the' pies. d ] (lied Wednes roi N 7 h d The meeting opened set For Y her 90th secretary. Goderich ' tv cull ::hx 1-1,;(117 10.r., ago ] rsl. Septumhcr ee r tions in,,an she t of the Seaforth Ag'rictil-' Mrs. -Bao e \'• to m dayevening. She Was in eMa or—Bnrtrim D: Rohi11critl• nhc leas a)uitcrl in nurillge to i r. h a' .friend we have g in TurnUerry ,tura] Society: Rev. H. V. Workman, D. D. Mooney. ;George Johnston rrul K)nce that time in singing "Whatd year; She was 55x11 by Were offered John' pastor ed Northside Churl, effurat- For R°eve R, F,. 'I'uruer; \C, d• batt'lived at Varna. She was an active in Jesus" and prayer's w 1s Z township and was married to Mrs. Bradshaw -and M ;r live(] in Nlclfillop `ed at the funeral, Interment was Baker. i (]lurch worker, and was presicleni oY SaM s• W.S, Brown, They i e. The national anthem was e• of rears, but follow- made In Maitlandbank cemetery. nepui:y Reo)e), George G. iYfucl wan.. the \\ Itii. S. of the Varna united Savat g for a numb t 3 (lural. 11 sides her husband anti then sung. Mrs, Geo. Johnston Sec; Ing his death Mrs. Brown moved to Pallbearers were Stewards of (secs.) minutes of the October e was a faithful member North Side United Church, Mi. ' Thr Cotulcrl ]six to be elected) -1 tint]. Gordon, she is survived by her read the Seaforth. She mother. Mrs, Thomas Coli]tial, f meeting and encouraging reports of the First Presbyterian C1lurch, Storey having• been a Steward: Di.'_Jhomas Taylor, Ai 'C, liaittiu ,' a . he variolas secretar-' 'ams the pastor; F. Harburn, A1'thur Golding', Sans, Albert L. Brereton, J. E. Iiiiekine, Seafm th, and three were s. h t Capt.' of Cir- Rev, R. H,. WllltLawrence, 3.0seph. Moody, IRichar21 I.7. Cornish, les, Mrs: A, Westcott, Myrtle Ca LI Mtcb officrallb,ar the funeral service and Scott, E. hri Christie. Theftot ebeare)•s G'Sandor'son Cecile Ma 3 took charge and. hymn "Take tlhe )allbearers were Dalton Reid, and Bev. Gini 11 Gor- (hoot Trustees (one to be 1 my life and ::let it . S was ,sung William Tlogg, Arnold -Case, Ioseph were Joseph Store ,Hft field; Hu etedasn each tvaid) after which Mrs. B. Spence, led in Story, John Bell and Dr. F. Harburn, don Me10.enzie, Seaforth;ale Ira er. Mrs. R, Savauge these read die, Walton; John , Connolly , 13 us- 1 Y MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION .'eels, the scripture Cor, ' 1, chap. 8, Miss r to a distance who Pat Bechely then favoured with a The Seeter'th and District Minister- Among those t o P solo "Gently Lord , 0 Gently lead nal Assaci-- • - will .hold •its regular attended tlle'funeral were Mrs, jock + Earle, of Athens; Mrs. Ellen Bar, wick and Willis Barwick , and Mr. and Mrs.Acirian Hogg, of Culling_ wood; Mrs. Margaret Jenkins Of Go derich. re sister' Mrs. �.' r•nOChan ofEloise, Mrs. llpbriam Clarke of Hull ett, and Public =-5 , e to. e Mra, Cecil Oke of Tucliersmith, and t two br011ers,-,'Francis Coleman or Patterson, Mrs. ;E01th Hullett, and 'Russell Coleman of Tuck- ward, T. Roy Ai'gy7e; St. Pa trick's )vara, Frank ersmith. The pallbearers were Messrs, IKersllaw (acct.); St. Andrews wart], Geo. Reid, Larne Coleman, Wm. Ste - M. ,1, Ainslie (acct,); St. Georges phenson, Albert Horner, Wm, Hayter, of the meeting, Mrs. Raymond Nett, who 11a.s been secretary treasurer of the Seaforth h- mast, two 0 for t 1 '� Institute om rl s w e who were delegates to the W.M.S, Conference held in Egmondville Church, on Oct. 18th. .Miss Susie. Govenlock then gave a couple of and one half years, underwent an op- readings, "A Negro's Version of the •enation in Scott Memorial Hospital Hymn Ninety and Nine,* and "Step- ping Courteously," . and were much enjoyed.rs. Roy a: - took the topic "Angell Now" and on Monday; Nov. 26th, Mrs. Nott as M Lawson very ably progressing favorably. The regular meeting of the Seaforth Currie of Chessambrat' and discuss - Women's Institute will be held on ecl that part of Africa under the fol - Thursday evening, Dec. 6111, at 8.30 lowing headings: climate, products, JUST ARRIVED p.m, at the home of Miss Theima El transportation, people and govern - gie. The meeting will be in 1110 form; Ment, and proved very educational, social each lady to bring a box. The meeting-elbsed by repeating the Of a a delicious Note benediction and Moving pictures will be shown. N Memel b N Clu�f ons member please bring a guest, 11iittee. CARLOAD 5X .. B. C H INSLES_ the crude in time aud date. Each, lunch was served] by the social co(- • WINTHROP.. The W.M.S. and W.A. of Cavan, Winthrop, are bolding their 'annual meeting on Wed., Dec. 1111„ in the schoolroom, of the church.'A good at- tend:race is requeete2. HUI—LETT - Mr. Ed, Pryce has sold his 200 acre :iarrn to Mr. W. L. Whyte and is holding an auction sale on Dec. Gtli. Mr, Whyte will now have 680 acres. wart], J. B. Milne (acct., P.U.0 Dr. W. F. Gallow (1946.47). Ashfleld For Reeve—J. Fraylle, Fred Ander- son., nder-s n Cecil'Jolu-Islom For Council - (four to be elected)- -Melvin 'Dickson, Frank Hamilton, Tamer Graham, Gann McDoltald, C. A. Cameron, Ray Dalton, 11, A. Grant, George Gibson. Sehool Trustees — (live to be elect- ed) — Walter Tigert Roy McKay. William J hunter, Walter: Alton, Glen Campbell, Marvin Om'll n, Floyd Robb, Herbert Pentland, Gordon 1+in- la.yson Logan Township Reeve, ]Pied W. Ahrens (acct) Connell, William C Chan,, Chfl'ord Bartlett, William Bach, William Eis- ler (aced.) and Russell Bereft and the bower bearers were Elwood Clarke, Francis Coleman, Harvey Coleman, Anson Coleman, Marvin, Johnston, Clare Mc- Bride, Lloyd Heys and Harold Con- nell, Interment, was in Bayfield Cent-' etery. Among those from a distance were Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong and Mr. olid Mrs, MacTctvish - of Tees - water; her sister, Mrs, ti rlleC aine- (1apand Mr. and Mrs, Gordon.Cara- ochan of Eloise, Mich„ and friends from Walton. . Mr, and Mr's.' I, Schell of Detroit spent the American "Thanksgiving with the latt.er's mother, Mrs. Amain and son :Russell. Mr. and Mrs; Harold ' .lalfiott re- turtipd Tuesdny to Windsor for the winter months. They were accompen- reri by - the -ratter's mother, Mrs.. Mosoop.