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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1953-05-22, Page 3•f• 4 k • 3 1 r -or t • , • 0 2 • t s • 0 1; 4,1 774 • ,Px•xl•A • mtLt r.s. ';;; ;;.....;•••;••+ ft 01,1141.1,411116.4.111.1*41141,414.4,1141,44.444114,1,41411W441,1W4141.14441445.44.0.11414114444144)14,4144,444414444,4*4 44.411 • ;,.The a11110044.0c,10Itb 40111 W.-1. *,00,111014101/41:th,''',' name twit ta0k)if.ltk 010-1We 11M/ .41y'large4tOadaneee Mitsis/Phyllia; and Mr. W. Bell were. liefitessee. - 'The president, IVIrs. ArniAretTag, -44te, in the chair, and extended '0' .hbarty welcome to -the guest% the . iiStraf,e0a-,Women's,instititto, The' ,OdeCreed -and the Liird'e Prity0e :were repeated, followed by "0 „L. , Buchanan Cleaners " Mount Forest ' Sramessors to TONE CLEANTIRS We Pick Up and Deliver Monday and Thursday Phone 200 - Seaforfh ANDY CALDER AGENT . Ladies' and Gents' some Suits, Ill Plain Dressee, $1; Plain. Skirt" 50o; Gent's Trousers, 50c. Quality Plus Service Is Our Motto S. BUCHANAN - Proprietor 10180'11011105"1111.110.10111111111mill.11.11 • A Yq4,0* VOIxildr04'0/ :1A11, P910000f0411, Or04 '4000.4"00 In4PiiihrtdottiS, "Teaelt tie to Imew a trifle and treat it a :'000hr•talt,e4,0101 the story, 'W Man Called Peter." • - Htild ,DraV• 'Tim secretary read correepond,i 0APO trend' Mr0: 'D. ,OltaimaWilirs%, tdcGfeger, Eastern Star, Exeter, Mrs. Eva the, Henaalt Branch, of th(4,034dlear'14egibry. It was dis-i clesed that the $11,101,0fitlished and Is now on display in Mr. Rees' win, clew'. Tickets will be sold and the draw will be held in June. Members ;Ire asked to secure tickets at once. A. thank -you letter wes read, from Mrs. 'Chaffee, superintendent of the Goderich C.A.S. The coni - rse$011•Ar"dikap‘o‘, ;r •., PAINTING. • PAPERHANGING' Interior and Exterior pecoratIng WALTER PRATT R.R. 1, Walton Phone 481M Phone 48 r 9 SEAFORTH BRUSSELS 40%.""ondokov•Aoinn. • icture News from C TREAT FOR FEET! 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Middle on, Mrs. Pr of 6,00,• 4 Alled the vileethig 904.4logt\ !1•1•1111'. • • Ix were napueo: Sbe attended pee:Tines, ,„gf.4 in unison. , • hx,izin., -T e Lords Prayer. wawire;,, i.a4y aulsit 11$;./914Til" OtI Or 4 tune tang* 111114-, ,0041)]illgli0 in Charge* of thel,woreiiip, • 1t7."" 1-* to Mit `Aim:Strong: 444, Mrs,- Beer. OhUol tn 'Kitchener, Ont. Visa Aro,. liexry, Caldwett gaire a ,reitdi, Reception Comelittee, was named: 'Inge) twentrux00 Bundlers answer, �s. Beer,' MTS.' ArmstrOng and -04 the Xoll call. ., Mrs. ShIrray.-Invitations were read and ac - We.' Drysdale gave an interest- eepted for Kippen W:1411:S.: to at - Ing • demonetration dealing with tend, the following meetings': Chle- augh retired, in 1,941, and eittee. ben had lived in diaroiltm at Of Wentworth St. South, with her sis- ter, Miss Isabella H. Waugh, Miss Waugh was a member of the Pres byterian 1Church, Also surviving are two brothers,. Alex Waugh, South Burna,bY BJC•o and Bruce W. Waugh, of Ottawa, and a. second sister, Mrs. W. W. Stewart, of Vancouver, B.C. • The body rested at the Robinson Funeral Home where service was held Tuesday, May 5, at 3:30 •p.m. The burial was in Grove ,Cemetery, Dundas. "Improvements •an d Shortcuts." Mrs. Carl Decker, Zurich, is pres- enting a recitat,Jn the Town Hall May 22, under 'the sponsorship of the Women's Institute. Mrs. C Forrest, Mrs, D. Kyle and •Mrs. Henderson were appointed to form a committee responsible for lunch. Miss Phyllis Case is to look after bills and advertising. Mrs. Mgie took the chair and called upon Mrs. Edwards to pre- sent the new slate of officers. They are as follows: Name Officers Honorary president, Miss Phyllis Case; president, Mrs. Armstrong; second vice-president, Mrs. Norm- inton; third vice-president, Mrs' Brown; secretary -treasurer, Gladys Luker; assistant secretary -treasur- er, Mrs. C. Forrest; press reporter, Mrs. Redden., Branch directors: Mrs. Drysdale, Mrs. Elgie, Mrs, Kerslake, Mrs. J. Paterson, Miss Phyllis Case; pian- ist, Miss G. Eammie; assistant pianist, Mrs. Sherritt; card con- vener, Mrs. Hess; district repres- entative, Mrs. Beer, auditors, Mrs. Goodwin, Miss Mary Goodwin. Standing committee: Agriculture CROW'CONTROL during the spring provides hunting thrills for this lad, as well as being a good protective measure for -the more useful forms of wildlife. During the off-season, more and more experienced hunters, too,.6nd that shooting 'gophers,, groundhogs, magpies, and other - pesis as well as the wily crow helps to keep their eye "sharp" for the fall hunting season. C -I -L -makes dependable •ammunition for this popular sport. Pid. you- knew?: Those handy Polythene bags that so many fruits and vegetables are pack- aged in are wonderful for the lunch— box: Sandwiches wrapped in Polythene stay fresh' and the transparent film has no odor or taste. • CANADIAN INDUSTRIES LIMITED • MONTREAL SERVING CANADIANS THROUGH CHEMISTRY "Immediate service" IN YOUR LOCALITY • FOR Estate Planning and Wills •Investment Management and Advisory Service 4% Guaranteed' investments 2% on savings — deposits may be mailed Real Estate Services For prompt attention call RAY E B. PATERSON- Ilya Officer ' Hensall,Ontario, Phone 51 or any office of GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF CANADA TORONTO • MONTREAL OTh4WA • WINDSOR NIAGARA FALLS • SUDBURY SAULT STE. MARDI CALGARY • VANCOUVER Tr 1951 Ford Custom Coach $1715 1949 Chev. Coach $, aw 1948 Chev. Panel, I/2 -Ton 1725 1948 Pontiac Hygramatie Drive; Radio $1375 • 1937 Pontiac Sedan New Motor and Tires - $275 1947 Chev. Coach $117V 1948 Chev. CoaCIP-A4 Condition SUN a Seai�rth M otors '• ' and Canadian Industries, Mrs. S. McAllister; Citizenship and Educe, - tion, Mrs. Middleton; Community Activities and Public Relations, Mrs. Orr; Historical Research and Current Events, Mrs. Cross; Home Economics and ,Health, Mrs. Hen- ry. Hold June Meeting Members decided to hold the June meeting in the Legion rooms rather than a picnic. Arrangements ax•e to be in charge of the com- mittee. Mrs. F. Kling sang two enjoyable solos, "Lassie O'Mine" and "The Road to the Isles," accompanied by Mrs. McGregor. Mr. John Alexan- der showed an illustrated travel- ogue which was a pleasing teature.. • Miss W. Gray moved the vote of appreciation to all. On behalf of the Seaforth ladies Mrs. A. Pepper expressed gratitude. A tempting luncheon was served by the hos- tesses and their assistants. CromartyGroupHolds Fortieth Anniversary The Marion Ritchie Evening Aux- iliary of Cromarty Presbyterian Church marked its 40th annivers- ary at a gathering in the church, with more than 100 invited guests present from London, Milverton, Seaforth, Hensall, Exeter, Thorn - dale and Staffa. The program was similar to that of the first meeting held in 1913,,with as many charter members as possible taking part. Mrs, Calder McKaig presided, and devotions were conducted by Mrs. Thomas Scott, Sr., and Mrs. William Drover, SeafOrth. 'Mrs. J. Semple, ,secretary- of the depart- ment of ' Evening Auxiliaries in Stratford Presbyterial, ,brought: greetings from the Presbyterial. A history of the society, .pre- pared by ,Mrs, Calder McKaig, was read by Miss Olive Speare, the only charter member who is still active in the society, Mrs. William Miller, first secretary pf the society, -read the minutes of the first meeting and called the roll of the charter members, 11 of whom were present. A floralremembrance service for former members who have died was conducted by Mrs. Sam McCur- dy and Mrs. Grace Scott. This ser- vice had been prepared by Miss Belle Campbell, Seaforth, a charter member, who could not be present on account of illness. elhurst, May 12; Clinton, May Prucedeld, June 3. The, regular, June meeting will be held at the home of- Mrs. Carl McCqin,ebey on the evening of June ID, instead' of the afternoon of June 3. Mrs. Sin- cIai reported that word was re - eel di that the Korean bale reach- ed Toronto. Call on Six Shut-ins Thank -you letters were read from Mrs. 'William Alexander and Mrs. J. Meelymont, which also included a cash donation. Mrs. Robert El- gie reported she and Mrs. J. W. MeLean had called on six shut-ins: Mrs. Tomlinson, Mrs. G. E. Thom- son, Mrs. S. Workman, Mrs. J. Me- Clymont, Mrs. Stephenson and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fairbairn, Mrs. Emerson Anderson and Mrs. Eldon Jarrett were appointed, visi- tors for next month. .Members de- cided to confine the lunch for the regular meetings to any one article with sandwiches. Mrs.. Harold Jones and Miss Ed- ith Love sang a duet, accompany- ing thetneelves on the guitar. In- teresting reports on the Huron Presbyterial, recently held in Gode- rich, were given by Mrs. Alex Mc- lVfurtrie; in Mrs. Peck's absence, at the morning session. Mrs. Mc- Lean reported on the afternoon sesssion. Mrs. Harry Caldwell ,gave a Mother's Day poem. Mrs. H. Jones and Miss Edith Love sang 'a Mother's Day duet. The study ,"African Village Life," was given by Mrs. J. McLellan. A vote of thanks to the hostess, co-hoste'ss and those taking part, was extended by Mrs..S4nclair and Mrs. R. McGregor. Lunch was served by Circle No. 1. Former Members Reply Oleralific040#.- 14474 • •the optorliol#,400-stud$V The =Anal- Pirthday,,pnrty-, will VP, /Old .1,14,11g (kW*/ #310 eecanin'ii ium, be, the Wecaietka;MISe 0,10,11,0r1 SecitatY Of 444sall United, ChUriehi' The V.A. of' St. Pants ,and the ' Gaven: ' Presbyterian: Churelli picoter. LIMO committee Is. MrS.,11, Dougall, Mrs. 'ward, Nast M. Reid and Mrs. Jas, A Paterson; reception, Xis. J. W. Bontliron and Mrs. G. Walker. ;15 Hensall Carmel WMS To Invite Groups to Birthday Party The Women's Missionary Society of ICarmel • Presbyterian Church, Hensall, held its May meeting in the church schoolroom last week. The meeting was arranged by Mrs. G. Walker and Miss Dora. Alair. Mrs. Walker presided. Mrs. B. Edwards offered prayer following the opening hymn, fol- lowed"with the 'scripture lesson read by Mrs. R. Y. McLaren, Mem- bers answered the roll call with The topic was presented by Mrs. Marion Ritchie, the organizer and - first president of the society. Mrs. Duncan McKellar and Mrs. Lorne Elliott then presented Mrs. Ritchie with a gift on behalf of the aux- iliary. Some of the older members present, Mrs. Ward. Allen, Mrs. Harold MoLeod, Mrs. Coope'r and Mrs. Young, spoke briefly. Replies to invitations, received from for- mer members now 11Ving in Penn- sylvania, Niagara Falls, Toronto, Prescott, Lakeside, Stratford, Sea - forth, Saskatchewan and Thorn - dale, were read by Mrs. Janes Miller, Mrs. Lloyd Miller and Wil- ma Nen James. ' Solos were contributed by Mrs. Darrell Parker and Miss Margaret Walker; and Mrs. Ernest Allen pla-Yed. an instrumental solo. Mrs. Carter Kerslake presented the cow.: tesyreport, and Mrs. R. Duncan- son closed the meeting with prayer. A social hour was spent in the basement of the church. Tables were spread with a lunch, of which the main attraction was a two-tier birthday cake flanked by, candles. Mrs. Alfred Hunkins blew out the candles, and Mrs. Alex McLaren cut \ the cake. • Both Q these wo- men were charter members. Mother's Day Service • And Baptism Marked • In Kippen United A large attendance was present at St. Andrew's United Church, Kippen, on Sunday morning last week for Mother's Day services and haptisin. • Adrian, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Timmerman, and kon- ald Bruce, infant son of Mr. and Mrs, Bruce McGregor, were bap- tized. The scripture lessen was read by Bob Benindyk. Hank Benindyk sang the solo, "Faith of Our Moth- ert,i,;" with Mrs, John Sinclair ac- colftanying on the piano: Keith Anderson read a story. A trio, comprising Marie Sinclair, Dorielda:•Loctell and Margaret Jean Breadfoot, sang a Mother's Day selection, accompanied by Mrs. J. Elaine Bell read. a. sforr, Rev. N: McLeod delivered a short 1 Iddreee. .. • .r.. - McKillop Girls' Club Host to Mothers at Meeting in S.D.H.S. The seventh meeting of the 'Me - :Mop Busy Beavers was held in Seaforth District High School Mon- day with members; mothers pres- ent June Smith conducted a con- test Minutes of the last theeting were read and the roll call was answer- ed by "Vika I have learned from the Club." Dorothy Keyes welcom- ed the mothers and 'Catherine Moy- lan played a piano solo. Next meeting will be Friday eve- ning at the home of Mrs. L. Pryce. Record books and reference files will be brought in at this meeting. Ilene Godkin gave a reading, and the members served their guests a formal tea. Have a Coke '0004.*:ott, P-1714,', l',10,1mip.,:-:• ilciilw *, k, "LIF .. Or • ttli; 4.41#1*,,,04.,ckj04,0044.4i,g t1,000. 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