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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1937-01-29, Page 8. „ • 7-47 • - .).„± ' 76,7;;;Vvti '46 114' 6 6 6 v. 01666 IV. lee •'• '.•.HerIP,10.r• 6' 4 • , .'1.11teting o . • tee it xao , 5, --',:::'-'r.7. • - - ge., Euch,. re and ne , „ ellechikithd .6'6" te • goy* euchre 'and dance We,„ _ theallieehlee , of the Jnidor Wiemeneei Inetitute., wee ,.:0 , .140 01" 70' WO et ' the hOrle-'0.t Mr, and -MI's, i r'47N- ' 4,1,..,7,,.. 4 . 4 . •,. . .. . , • I 'el David MeLeau on,: Weft, esday, 'Me. , , , : follawing won the 011edue Ptl404:4---' '-t • , • 14c 04,SBES ' • ' - 10C 7., :JELLY: POWDER. ,,Pici5,1.749 ... • $' ete it • .4, • 15c aftfISIIED PINE- . Ter 114 1°C EAL CATSUP ttle.r-,et . ' ......... . ... 10c 1k4m .40010ogi • .G. Pounds • "•25c . 25c • ' MASTERS FEED have stood the test, " -so be -.sure you feed Masters A. C, Routledge PHONE 166 ' •Ladies".. games, Mrs. 'Alex. Beeadfoot;e lone handle, Mrs. John •Ort- ,stelation, Mrs. Bert Boyce; gents' games, Harold Rice; loneehnd, W. Coleenan; consolation, George Mc- Cartney. After luach the. evening was spent in dunning with, special music supplied by local taleat. The birthday dance was won by Mrs. W. Coleman and Cliff Broedfoot. Insuiance, .Having, Purchased THE INSURANCE business of the JOHN RAN - KIN AGENCY from the Guar _anty, XrusteCompany, I solicit a continuance of your esteemed patronage. All insurance records, etc., have been transferred to my of- fice and any information will be gladly given. M. A. REID, Poop. WATSON & REID Phone 214 : • Seaforth Specialists in All Kinds of Insurance. • o<>o<><><><>00000 • 40' S. T. Hohnes & Son ° • - FUNERAL' SERVICE 0 -0, Main Street, Seaforth 0 .0 S. T. Holmes, residence, 0 • Gaderieh Street, West; phone 0 0 No. 119-W. Charles Holmes' ' 0 residence, Goderich Street, 0 .0 East; phone' No. 308. 0 °, 0 Ambulance Service <> Night calls, Phone 308. 0 40. Day calls, Phone 119-J. 0 0 Charges •moderate. -00000090000 0 W. M. Se Meets. -T11 e W. M. S.eof First Presbyterian Church hold their January meeting Tuesday, the 26th. Mrs. Robert Eberhart, president, gave a concise outline of the annual meet- ing •of Huron Presbyterial held in Clinton,. Mrs. Feast, leader -of ,Gropp 1, had charge of the Meeting, taking 'thee first group of the gttugly"Across Cemada." Mrs. Feast 'gave a apleii- did,accomit of the organization of the W. M. S. in Montrear 1864". She brought veil impressively a picture of the pioneer missionary women, and told of their undaunted faith and c tinuous work Mrs Freeinan, re - • -Oa <><>.<><><> <> <> <>a <> <> <> • It C. BOX 0 FUNERAL SERVICE 44 . Licensed Embalmer , Hospital Bed 407 with adjustable ratchet °per-- 0- ated string for rent. 0 • 0 Night Calle Day Calls 0 O Phone 175. Phone 43. 0 4090000' 00000 ° Ambulance Service 76. 3'76,04`C.'7•1' -0 000a0000000 WALKER'S c° FUNERAL SERVICE W. J. WALKER and 0 44 JOHN R. WALKER, Jr. 0 0 LicenSed Fa,mbalmere and 0 0Funeral Directors. o Da' or Night Calls, promptly 0 0 attended. PHONE 67 0 0• /4 0 0 -0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 • THE. SECOND DIVISION -COURT County of Huron ,.,• MU* Ilifl the Dominion Bank Seaferrtli. Oer hours: Tues- dity.„Thutsday and Saturday. 1.31 p.m. "plSatan's? tweeter, 7.35'Lee • : arm ammommivomor CHAMBEIILA1N _ insurance Agencies. e„ -re a to torth ANNOUNCES the purchase of the.hn isiunce baldness Hay 0 & Meir, artd;the addition of their e•Mpanies to 801 Pre-do:us faclff. dm enables us to give unexcelled sere - vice in all lines. SEAFORTH : ONTARIO 111E McKILLOPMU'rUAL EFll-.INSURANCE CO'Y. ES) OFFICE-sEAFOR114, ONT. OFF101/119:• Alet,Itroadfficrt, 3 Seaforth - Pred. *US, Pepper; Benteelleld Vice -Pres. n01, -0,6016111i a secAresa. • A00141T61 atokettliek It. R. 1; thibliii; er4itrideliel4fl E. R. Jarnitilitli: gfhtE„ _eik,Vtrett• O,7•P ; Valbardino; W. 1 Ynow God& 1 "766 t I 14'1,'' • , • 64 • . , iji_ 4- Otee 74, „ ' •%, on . . presented a -Chinese missionary wo man, telling of the Chtn'ese work in LOCAL BRIEFS • Quebec, work amongst- the eoUrig peo- ple', use of Chit:tele literature, re-. -sponse of Chinese- in Canada and re- action in China. The current eeerits, were given by [Mrs. J. C. Greig arid .the meeting -closed with the Glad Tid- ings ,Prayer read by Mrs; Charles Abenhart. ;sae Dies„ in iiVinghante-Death Monday afternoon claimed aelatighly respected citizen of .Winghtim in .the person. -of Samuel Bennett; 76.' Mr. Bennett had enjoyed good. health, until two weeks ago -when he- suffered a heart attack, from which, heefailed' to 'rally. Born in Hullett Townglelp in 1861 he was an acComplished, carpenter and fram- er, having had Mills at Seaforth, Clin- ton and Winghata; previous to his re- tirement scinie. years ago. In religion Mr. Bennett was a staunch member of the United- Church and at, thetime of his death was a Steward of the Church and chairman of the property' committee. Left to mourn the:deeth, besides 'his, '.wife, formerly Mary J. Jefferson, • is one daughter', Blanche, at home. also -one sister, .Mrs. R. H. Lloyd, .of Wingham, and three bro- thers, John of Seaforth, •Thomae Clinton,' and Joseph of Walton- The funeral wes. held at 1 o'clock Wed- nesday efterntroh, with Rev. J. F. An- derson of the United Chinch in •charge. • Interment •was made in Maitlandbank cemetery, Seaforth. 16,1 t %Po , • • . °, • 1 '7,t' Itit 6 ° OgrorAk, , r Ikeirr 7:44§9, ai,afitit!4 _ t 21.1* Y Mut9111,149,6,0•41)01 -401/1.0ei. Qb4/14aa4Aticl BIOPiF eaOrl_10 a is1ax *Plate 411ei411P4u, X7,4rgal/i .440 WS, VgctitetPegt UP Abe eellectiO4 adt-Mra,Z4jg the•n coudgeted the bnaineas of the andt Has decidedto bye 7,91,4r .P40141 meatiog In the seleteol el'9010! ent Jan. Mrs. Archibald ati C114144.43/ Ete* ard Secretary, then explained the budget for lire first quarter o 1.937. Mrsi T, McMichael read all Interest: iug letter from a tetarned reissionarY in Nigeria. The meeting closed by sin,ging a hymn and all repeating the Mispah Benediction. " Mer • ',Address Y. P. elnlen.-The Y. P. Union of •NorthsideUnited Chueeh were favored oil- Titesday evening, Jan. 25th,,inhaving Mr. Elmer Bell address 'their meeting. He took as his topic "Citizenship,". Stressing the fourfold life,_to increase in wisdetra, stature 'and in favor weth God and man, and a sketeth of King Alfred of England's wonderful life was given. Miss Rohfrictech ably led the, meet- ing consisting of, a prayer by Miss Ardath Sproule, kollowed by Sprip- ture reading -by Miss VeraeMole.--Thete Mr, L. Hamburger sang 71, splendid solo and Miss Donna Mole gave a good reading entitled, "Beek ef the -New Year:" Everyone enjoyed the sing -gong led by Mr. t Stian Scott. There was a good attendance. Sermon Subjects For Next Sunday. =St. ,Thomas' -Church, Sunday, Jan. 31st -Sunday School and Bible 'Clask at •le, a.m. in the. chtuth; Morning Prayer at 11 a.m.; topic, "The Mys- teries of the Kingdom',; evening ser- vice, 7 p.m. Please tote the time; topic, "Thy Kingdom Come." All wel- coma-Canon E. Appleyard, Redtm. First Presbyterian Church in Sea - forth. -H. C. Feast, Minister. Morn- ing worship 11, Sunday school 2.30, evening. service 7... Sermons by the minister. Morning, "The Gospel Giv- en by Matthew; .Jeses. the Surprise of History"; evening, "The Gospel of Trust." Morning, anthem," . Christian, the Morn Breaks .Sweetly O'er:Thee," loletse_Mra_ele._A.._,Munn,.._Mre D. L. Reid; evening, anthem, 'Turn Thy Face From My Sins." PrayerIneet- ing, Thursday evening at 8. Prepara- tory .service, Filday, evening, Feb. '5. Communion morning, Feb. 7th. ' Northside -United Church -Morning subject, "Anrew the Missionary," the fourth Apostle; evening subject, "The ,Stone, Robe and Throne!' Sunday School at 2.30 p.m. -Rev. T. A. Car- michael, Minister. Egrnondiville • United Church. -Rev.• A. W. Shepherd, Minister. 10 a.m., Sunday Scheel; '11 a.m., The Four Ages of Man ---:"Youth"; 7 .m., e-ven. ing service. ' . • ' -tee ' . -Barbara Kirkman Auxiliary Holds Supper, -The opening meeting of the- Barbara -Kirkman 'Auxiliary of First. Presb.yterian Church for 1987; on Tuesday. evening,. was one of unus- ual enjoyment • and interest. The, metubers. and .their griests assembled in theschool room of the church at -6.30 to- enjoy .a. most delicious sup- per, served by the Social and Ways and Means Committees, The regu- lar monthly .meeting of the Auxiliary began at eight ,o'olock to which an invitation was given to the guests te. attend. The meeting was • in charge of the Neigh*. Grainy with Mrs. Mac- avish,easecenateniee The_ne.w_presi, dent, Mrs, J.:E. •paley, asked for th ,Cia-Operittiati Of 7t114 Members in the mark of -the Canting' year and pledged her allegiance. ttee the. cause of the aueiliary, Mist '•Elle, Elder read, the Scripture lesspnand Misr; Hazel 'Reid gave the Glad Tidings Prayer. Mrs, M.' Stewart gave! a short reading en- titled, "Sharing the Load" andeMied S. 1. McLean a talk on some tlicaights for the New Year. A duet by 'Mrs. J. A. Munn and lefiss H. Murray and the piano selettions by Mrs. Ballantyne were muth. enjoy -ed by the audience. The closing prayer was given by Mts. 'Pewit. The committees in charge are pleased to report that the. supper net- ted them about $29.' • Northside W. M. 8. Meet. -The Mis- sionary Society of Northeide United Church, held their regular monthly Meeting on January 14., The meeting 'Opened by singing a*Tan .rind the president, ldrs, Laing, leading in prayer. lefra Pertelnis, as Captain of Ciatle 1, then, took Charge a the de- votional: Il‘ttioct WS, J. B. Thompaott raid the,- Scripture testes, folle•Wed :by Istayet by Mit. Porteaus. Miss M. tglison: then read the- deVOtional • riffet A few Mintitel ot Silent pray, then Obserlired1; folioWed hY, 7$ .9* a lty,tan, Visa IA*6010,6 ton*, lot the ,Studtwadi St math. 7t: Jhdi&fintkiik• noniatisli are 6t 1t1p *Oltient arge iiti 0010 great differl 7 41311 '• Vie.' Appleyard 1ef1 t1i-vek fee Oshawa,. where she will visit her son, Mr. Charles Appleyarde who is on the staff of the Oshawa Collegiate, and; will also visit her -sister in Toronto. • Mess Mary Barber spent the week end in Georgetown, - • Dr. R. N. Hill, of New York, was a Vest this week at the home of his brother, Mr. W. J. Hite • • Mrs. Harry, Stewart spent the. weekend in Kincardine. • Mrs. R. A. Walter, of Dundas, is a guest this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Willis!. • Mr.. 3. J. Broderick returned from Chicago on Wednesday. 4.0 'Miss Alice Devereux and Miss Dorothy Golding returned on Tuesday to resume their studies at • Western University,. London, after spending. a week's',visit at tbeir homes here. • M-essrs. W. C.' Barber, E. C. Chamberlain, J., Grinrod and John Cardno were in -Toronto over the week -end, . gee* down, to attend the hockey. game. • Mn- and Mrs. George Hills, of Eganondvtille, were in TOTOIA9 this week.. , • Mrs .' R. E. Coates, who spent the past three months with her sone in Montreal, has returnedeto her home here'. •' Mr.. Frank, Maloney spent the week -end in Detroit. „ , • •Mrs. TIL. C. Box spent the Week- end with, her sister in Walkerville. • . The Goforth Mission Band of Ferst PresbYtetian Church , will holt a Valentine' tea with a. programme and small bazaar en Rehr -eery 10th,' from 4 to 6, pan. . • Mr. George •:Bethune spent.• the. week -end in Theinit& . • •••'- .-7 :it, 5111 , 0,4;gipa.1714,47 S.E4FORTH , • co4N,411,04 OAR to 13o-4.uNci4 OTTO '*111;444s014 AND HIS -,i,---,SGR*GOEstR, By Invitation only -- 50 ceots C304,00i$ altd, * en *era dting juvla.R914 must Obtain them ' grow ,Cogeg4te Pupils prior to the7-etening ot the At -Home : STANLEY Mr. Cereal Stephenson of Marlette,. Mich, called, .m1 friends here on Sine day. He brought with him his aunt, MTS. Alice Armstrong, of Pilot Mound, Man., who has spent the past month at Marlette. • Mts. Robert M. Peck, who recently' -underwente-an opetatitreitiethee- Wo- man's College ,gospitaT, Totontb, we are .Pleased to say is progressing fav- orably and we hope she will soon be able to return to her home. Mrs..Henry Hayter has returned to her home here after spending a month v4siting with friends in Flint and Detroit. ' Mr, Robert MaCtinchey is. visiting . with his sister, Mrs. W. H. Stephen- son, of Marlette VARNA The Library party was a success There was a - real good crowd; and alt report a good- time. _The ,lucky thee - et was held by Miss Demerling, of Seaforth, who won the blanket. - Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Beatty end kid- dies spent Sunday erith the lettere parents at Ripley. . Mies Bessie Watson is visiting her ssister, Mrs. Mos.sop. Master Jimmy Dewar, of BaYfieldi has returned home after Spending a week with his - aunt,. Mrs. Moss -op. Mr. Logan and sister spent Wednes- day evening with- friends in Hayfield. Mrs. Stelck has resigned her pose teen as caretaker 'of the township hall and Mr. E.''Clindr has been ape painted as caretaker -for -the -year 1937. Mr. George Beatty', -Sr., is,now_corne 1 1 fort -ably. settled in his neve bade, ,... .• ST.- COLUMHAN P '' Miss. Limy Burke; teacher of Len- d -on, and M I Sp Mar; McIver, Of S. Joseph's Honetat ,.„ ,..-e-n,t the weole end:on the 7th. '''.40Pe, The ioy roads eve* the week -end made car driving dangerims, Mr. Louie Coyne had an operation for appendicitis last Monday. His many friend's: hope for a speedy re- covery, •- .. The C.' WeL. are holding a social on Friday night, Feb. 5t1i, in the pariah -hall, . Mrs. James O'Reilly has taturne-t* from Toronto after spending a coutile of weeks With her 'dniiightere Verdi Who retrained With her to convalesee after a critiOal, operation oti her knee. The, Motet friend's of the Morris faintly are, sorry to hear of So mulch trouble together, but are OW tbet are all •improving again, . • .. The . taunt frond: -01 M.rsz William Mori -is 47r4"1 leased to :krieW7' she has Arede , i'.1% Itt tecuvori elixir Atrifirfkr tsi, i • .'`O.,1it,.811$60tt tolki*,ing„* diti. •O Inttilnr.fn,:,-Elut7,itt ••• Mal.litOtal Itatitt4„, . • •:,.., . oftio• 'enikkt:n11 ;the. late:„,„Mieliael Oftliii tOdie MOS tit ,.git.'".•041ifinbitt tlhillth bir°44titedak' ninthhig :61 list . . . . •., LI`.7. " .' 'VIII, • , . - .. . 7 ,,, 7; t , '6? • 46' •• *."..). • .e - • - week- eBie.t4 Father Ilantzer sang the eila,se of' "Iftteuiene and eineerment took placer -hieftee,Columban Cemetery with Fetherilebad-r offieteting at the grave.; :'4i3147 late Mr. Malin at, er, native Of:McKillop living there in his you.o4op. aixs, after which.. he, :,..k.(se 'married toMisre Carty, of"7111hbeet, and- resided Seaforth. Later he weaken ;lite inPLondpi where he died last weelregglis sister,tof .yoseph's ConvOtit.d.kTarciii*, and also Sister Vic - amine, ackeiripanied the remains here. Theefallairig were visitors of last tuerctruy dBeurklelec,Gri jaotnhia. Ion - don; $.41r. IrodePh Dalton, Detroit; Mr, Charles: *lane, Windsor. Mrs. James 'Reilly, of Hibbert, has been visiting'her ,daughter, Mr. Brant, of -Torineta.: Mr. l-aneee ee, Angus Kennedy, '.tf , „ee Tucker -Bin -4 we:sited 'with, the Jae, ter's pere4eti, Mr. and Mrs:Teter Me - Grath. e• CROMARTY 711=1/ Mrs. S. Miller, who has been spend- ing a month with her son in Strat- ford, returned home :Tuesday. Miss -Pd e: Gertrude Lawson, who spent .seaue.time here as clerk in ,Mr. •.Colby's- store last year,. was married last Saturday in St.. John's United Church Manse, Stratford, to Mr. Carl DON'T MISS THE Hot-Ylentine Supper served by the Won -ice's Assoc- iaten of Northside United United Church in the school room on 'FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5th from 6 io 7, pm. ADMISSION - 25 CENTS • .., ' i ..k RUPTURED? Eind17spitii.41 litonbilcs. No Ise stratu. No. paaiutl„ Ficfmo? Rad. medic enwera altd tn- waild: - Vegg..'. „and COmortable. lisyEX- 1 ' PENFIVIE. Wru, , for trial offer • . Smith eiMa teetering Company Preston, Ont. Dept' lig Bilbablignsti 1893 3607-1 for any corn or cal. 1.A.TED CORN SALVE. This se 0 Re'iird removed by the new loss which cannot be scentific LOYD'S salve dosensitszpi corns and callouses with the first application. Call your druggist to - ay and order a7jiir or this -IVONtigiatrE SALVE, 40c. LleYd Chemical Laboratories.. Far gale at all Tamblyn Drug Stares, Lig. gott's Stores, and most other drag stores. • • For sale et KEATINS PHARMACY 1593-tt )1 .61 II I 6,1, 41'.'111 03 474,7,7 74, I v 164 ' Agee rtt • 4 PhMak4t•:44. .ibet1,*3*te' Wet44il4ro4I, *701 *Aug in *-041n,_ nic.,•,,,40n,14_00.0#7,=-444.10,77; 11111 vvikm of ,;,,ig.rlt ,Rost,Aixi:' 2 410 ''MeeDarlarlidc; Tbe. Whits loaed. el*Tatugll rtaals 1140 lupe !fter3oittOttga, ttiolutoct fl.P•gaietht 41g% 4ibror • nnatin 4134° .:341r40,bC0.1-144: 1/0,: ftoik,o44TA: 'a 130Val2OrtOf • , cOirnatf..0414.ir ' "rose Wile and tem,. Her ;deter; Dere.; 4044, WAS ethie only -13,tten4104k_.49,71,ttred.). ftr-hlask-tut-"it4iffft•PTC7Ofack:of of4, net..whititi Carnations, red rose 14gds Una; tern. After a wedding dire neer, 'Mr. and' Me.a. Nia,eDoitglasi Jett for Detroit and other; points.'" The, bride 'travelled * wine sheer • tunic trimse With; 7eebilet, bre'wh,,:coat;*134. hat. and) other accepsories.40nehteli. Mr, Ernest Allen is attending the ' Alhe-Chelmers. school. 'bee Serecilite, U.S.A., this wee -h. . mid Mete ,Vrank 'Mr. arid. Mrs., Ed,gar Mien and •Mre. QUance attende4 the: ffinetal , :Of M,: Sadler, at r0407 4•01 • , • , 4" • ee. 71v 77, Now on display. 7.64. 411 4144 ShbWrOOM 41 , • r 4.4 60. 14 P 44 coristrArreE 44 ' l te 7 . , 40,k6I*40.4 0t4tin . 7,47'1,7:9•;347.6 6 • e "904•••,1 17 61 A. 11' , '...... • 7 i 1 .......ti ' . ..„. , 41, :figial. ' n„bi,t6 Ornlatit414h ' a-ci: ::;'' i : *I ti11T' e 4; err 7 IAN ;.- 1W aeL0 ; ' ePitiipat 1;4 Agriculture ,, ci-urorl plsrmaici • ' 6,., . , • . „ ' '46- '..4! • v4i7.4 ..,,,6474 • Ir.,- •..z"77 • 1 (1 a• few Mechanic:4JY Inclined enenAg Men wlio -are genuinely interested , in theireeeve eutureieand-17119 Valet to enterTELEVISION, R.Ao and " SOIRar-PIOUREInduetuY: :NoiIchrene job "seeers' considered bid xa -rel opportunity fo ,aincere. amintlimiseetoung men. now ennelciect. 7.;rain1ng &vision .of epietabeeellIgnarfacturer will Pra0Plit 1FrPPEO`er those selected. For perskenallinterview write DeForeers, g vine two *references, age, proa:9nt occupation and phone. BOX 100, HURON Mrs. Charles 11,11ey Went to Victoria• ' .; x7-7 , • • - reading' of Winthrop ews. A •iduet 'was: sung by Eethletan, Shannon, anti •:Ruth Petk.t1. The play,) entitled,. "Miss 'Moll' was presented by S. S. Nee Seteliool section and , Was enjoeeill by Edith Hillen and Stan- ley 111en...'.and, Glen Pryce, futUielled the -Innsioibetween acts. meet- ing chieed by singing "Gerd Sye. the ••• Hospital,london; on. Monday of this emeeettetteetee w ek forv anr opera4tlom,- She has the ‘. best wishes of hereenany friends for a speedy. recovery. • • • • The polden Links leibesion •Band'- held a social atternotta the:bon* of -Mr. and. Mrs. Jae. Ailey On Thnete, day. ' • --Mr. and 'Mrs. Clayton and fanailY, of Summerhill, visited at the of Me. and Mrs, Jack Ferguson on Wenesday.' ; A nuinberof ears have been, gebg.. n: the .ditch, on. count ,of the- icy, condition of the eeeittee:'•'Mr. 'William Clark was driving iiirel`the bridge“at Spring Creek when hiti'aiir went ease into the creek.. Mr: 'Clark was nett injured and no da -M, age. Was, done. to the 'ear, • .,• • EGIVIONPYILLE The Egmondvilie -IF: P. S. held their meeting on Tuesday eeaning with a hinge attenance.. The ne ereeicent,7 Harold Finnigan, opened the meeting' veieh the hymn, e"0 Master, Let Me Walk With Tbee," after -which the Lord's Prayer was repeated in unison. Idabel Forrest had charge of the de- votional period and the following girls took part:.' Gladys Earle, jean Wank/se, Eileen Aineborough: Mary Stwart. This was followed, by an in- spirieg talkon Robert Burne by 'Rev. Mr. - Shepherd. During .hie talk he pointed out that in order to under-, stand a man's life we must have a knowledge of the period in, which he lived and this can be gained: by study - Ing the literature of the time. Robert Burns is often leaned the plownian wpoitent, I tmt Yledegeme thbeutwatds aoor?Vetanry show§ the nark of a,n extreineler well educated man. During his talk. Mr. sfiep-here auritedr 'striiite--"br";tforti shorter poems mad Mie John Forrest favored vvith some of hie well known, poems. Jean and Dorothy Gemmel] then sang) two num:bers after which' Jeanette Edmunds led in community sir ng, Games were them enjoyed ,atter whiph a daintyunch •was serv- ed. The meetiag ckeed with the National Anth-em and the Mizrah Benediction. The list of officers for le37 are- as follows: ,president, Hare -old Finnigan; vice-president, Alister Eroe,dfoot; secretary, Grace -Wallace.; treasurer, • . Men . Houston; • •pianist, La'ura • Stewart; :Convenors:. ship, Anna Love;' CitizenShip,,Marion Wallace; ...0hristien •Culture," Laura Stewart; Missionary, Edith•.Wallce; lunch committee, Helen Thompson-, Dorothy Gemmell, Mate. Broadfont ; social committee, Beth Forrest, Bes- Rice. . • TUCKERS1VIITH • .4. The annual entigfegatinial Meeting Of Turner's 'Churebt "thok the form of a •congregational,..fewi, supper he'd in the bagement of the churah on; Fri- day evening IAA. Much credit is due' the committee in charge for the ffee supper servd to over one hinidred people. At the imishiese. meeting, vehich followedthe stip-per, encourag- ing 'reports ware pietiented from all departments ,of the &etch:Two new Eldiere, Mr. Howard Crieh 'and'Mr. TOwnsend, were instilled for three years; also two •neiV Steward; A. Pepper and Mr. Ebner Townsend, for three years,. The, following 'pre - grant followed the businese meeting: VON solos by Mr. Warten White, 3raelhatlings by Mra i Walterk, r ' ls.'11arold Crioh, solos by 10'., theette ndt 1tv 0 Button. .401 Whltikluoahii ar With. Mr.. Ctich as assiW -ant. • ••, eeMrs. lir visiting with h flitter, loSeph Crich, at Present' Greg MeGregor was succesafttl in Winning the 4r1zer donated -by the Department of Agriculture in he ling bacon and litter contest renentl. A new' .plane has, been lflptaliedthi S. S. No. 6 to be usedein the milideat training under the,. ,turedtk,4,, etot goo eRfl iBiEgeivihattpf.:aelynati,releime,us,,of id.;;;644.,i‘.:i., their friends tearlorbeitiortlive euchre, party, on '1%-tifiriltay it 1n which PriZeP I*6f67.1ghvit and a geed time enjos& -by all. Mr. and lto, Soo MeClelland and. Master . Xnia*, Of EgmondVille, , hen With Mr. and Min:Hugh - The 'OuVltre dFdeaie-held-- nignt .waS 'largely attend- ed,. winners' ItetrA; 14 e 13; 1110'S't ..ganitese Mrs. '. lone handbliss Margaret Pethiele; Metes,' mast egenest, Mt, A. DoIntage;: •Ionie, harectsieMr. ,ftp lu*ti MrL henrin•Agarelefesers. Joseph and. lhetraere Woman, Mr. ejetrees Ho g, Stewart. '' rop h-oks. eci niiht the sabre being 5-,V• Not -s6 goad, bens! P4t6! tile.,. Rinu3rOS berVe Moved Into- $he horise7inmerifliCCUPTed 13i, Mr. 3le Br;17. ` shaV ' The peery:roadeWade it very dangerous for 'travelling. We welcome Mr. rand -Mrs. Mathers Who have moved into otuelocall • ' The Y. 'P. L. of Winthrop' held a scclai oh Jan' 26th with Mt. Morrowe acting as chairman. The meeting op - Anted bf singing hyann after Which Mr. Mnittowled in ,prayer. The chair- man's .ad.diess" followed after which a few Community songs were enjoyed by 'all. 4. duet by Elva and Olive PryCe; aereadingeby Helen, Elliott; an inetenneenital by 'Helen 131ameharde.and a solo,'ber Magaret.- Habkific were muCh enjoyed, after whie..11 came •the ' • , 7 Have You Bought Your lumni Year Book May. be 'procured from Colleg- iate Pupils and' many Seaforth Cores. tSeEach Order bY,Mait fenen tlegilSeCre- taxer, A. Y. MeDeali, Seaforth. Add 10 cents Ati cover Mailing. . • • W. 'Mfg tw. tftlindk; : 071:6110:41 1:,, t1 ds 7Ti‘j att r ycl:01 auiYi Hoe 11 :cliton;f, .:04:131ar 1,61 lVfaStet abiltiett,;',-ifbir MSrieth- 101144i- 404 4Sdbr 'M :0fIef3:13 ti. 6fMf :WI11 1P" liAa10146W 7, 44 44 . 47a , rice:t2ari- ffecatol; AitiarY 28tb; 450tandor4 1 e • Tin's ' 7177 1.1.7 7 "7: Large . Package ' e -- 44144 FLOOR WAX: Perfection 25 et. 'Chase 't F r B�LC ee''• 611:;ttr79!•:'7,76 RAYSIDE 2 7140.; 234. . 41iolge, • .• 444iiii • , sitalkit7',•1„••°,.. 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