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Town of Seaforth
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About 60 neighbors and friends
gathered at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Johnston, Walton, on
Friday evening ''to help celebrate
their 25th wedding anniversary.
The evening was spent playing. pro-
gressive euchre, followed by a
short program, which included a
solo byMarilyn Johnston and
readings aby.. Mrs. A. McCall and
Mrs. F. Bell.
Jack I Bryans read the- Lowing
address:
Dear Leila and Harvey: Your
friends and neighbors have gath-
ered together for two reasons:
first, to offer you our heartiest
congratulations on the occasion of
your silver wedding.
During these 25 years of mar-
ried life, both of you have given
yourselves unsparingly not only to
our own particular . corner and
township, ,but also to the whole of
Huron County and very worthy
cause.
Harvey has been reeve of our
township and Warden of Huroq
County. Yoty have taken a lead-
ing part in the life Of our church,
in the Sunday School, W.A. and
W.M.S., choir and session. Our
community was very proud when
Harvey was appointed the Myst
chairman of the Huron United
Churehnfen, and most delighted
when he was appointed member
of the Dominion Churchmen. We
could never hope to cover the
work that you have been able to
do together during your married
life, but we know the secret of it,
and that is: perfect harmony in
your marital relationship. Your
interests have been identical. Re-
ligion has never been an append-
age to your life; it is your life.
- In.. conveying. to you our heart-
iest congratulations, we ask you
to accept this tangible token of
our good wishes. It doesn't by any
means express all we feel to-
wards you and your family, but
it is our second reason in convey-
ing to you our good wishes. This
gift will serve as a constant re-
minder to you of the place you
hold in our affections."
Mr. and Mrs. Johnston were
presented with a beautiful lamp
from the neighbors and friends; a
table from their mother and
father and Bert's family, and a
Helmscene picture from their
family:
Mr. Johnston thanked everyone
for their best ravishes and their
gifts. Lunch was then served by
the ladies, complete with a three-
tier wedding cake, suitably iced
for the occasion. -
Mid-air Collision
Sends Hensall
Pupil To Hospital
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Miss Gladys Baker, 16, Hensall
grade 10 student of South Huron
District High School, Exeter'--iin-
derwent surgery in War Memorial
Children's Hospital, London, Wed-
nesday for fractured bones and in-
juries to her left°cheek.
The aocident happened at the
school while playing basketball.
Miss Baker and another player -
were making a jump for the ball
and collided. She was taken to
South Huron Hospital, Exeter,
where X-rays were taken, and lat-
er removed by Bonthron's ambu-
lance of Hensall to the hospital at
London. Dr. R. W. Read, of Exe-
ter, attended, atk the school. Dr.
A. D. McLachlin, London, per-
formed the operation.
Gladys is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Baker, of Hen-
sall.
DANCING EVERY
FRIDAY NIGHT
In the
Bayfield Pavilion
with
Ken Willi'ee's Orchestra
May 27th -Sept. 30th
BAYFIELD'S SUMMER
DANCELAND
Openings for private dances, recep-
tions. Phone Hensall 684r31 or
Seaforth 658r6.
RE -VITALIZED CLEANING
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Mount Forest
More Spot& and Stains Removed
Garments slay clean -'longer; will
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Phone 669 r 2 - Seaforth
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SEAPOBT11 BRANCH: G. C. Brightrall, Manager
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MR RA'St•MOND C • WIDIN
after their recent marriage
Queen's University, „Kingston.
jorie Anri Beattie, daughter of
Beattie, of Ottawa, -and grandd
Seaforth.
ET and his bride are pictured
in Morgan Memorial Chapel,
The bride is the former Mar -
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas MacKay
aughter of Mr. John Beattie, of
ST. ANDREW'S AT KIPPEN
PLANS STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
The W.M.S. of St. Andrew's Unit-
ed Church met on Wednesday
night of last week at the home of
Mrs. Bruce McGregor, with Mrs.
Ralph Turner as co -hostess.
Mrs. E. Kyle opened the meet-
ing with Hymn 488. The scripture
lesson was given by Mrs. John
Alexander and Mrs. Eldon Jarrott.
Mrs. Kyle then led in prayer. The
minutes of the last meeting were.
read and adopted.
Mrs. Wilmer Jones, associate
members secretary, read several
thank -you notes. Mrs. Allan John-
son reported that she and Mrs. Mc-
Leod called on eight shut-ins.
Mrs. J. W. McLean and Mrs. Mor-
ley Cooper were appointed visit-
ing committee for June. Mrs. Mc-
Leod kindly offered to place
flowers in the church for June.
Miss Gladys Luker, of Hensall,
favored with a piano instrumental.
The roll call was. answered with
"My mother's name." Thirty
members answered, and there
were 10 visitors.
It was decided to pack a bale
for overseas relief at Kyle's store
on Monday night. Hymn 493 was
sung and•'I;a poem was given by
Mrs. J. --'McLellan.
• The study, which was taken from
the study book, was given by Mrs.
H. Caldwell and Mrs. W. Jones.
Mrs. George Hess, of Hensall, fav-
ored with a solo, accompanied by
Miss Gladys Luker. Mrs. R. M.
Seaforth Jr. W.I.
Has 'Meeting
The June meeting of the Sea
forth Junior Institute was held in
the Seaforth District High School.
The meeting opened with the Op-
ening Ode, Mary Stewart Collect
and the Lord's Prayer. The girls
answered the roll call by "The
month that I choose to be married
in." •Betty Lane read a poem.
Verda Wilson told of the coming
events. , Mrs. Joan Allen gave a
very interesting topic on `Hints
For Brides." Miss Dorothy Keyes
concluded the meeting with a
sing -song.
Peck discussed briefly "Christian
Citizenship." Mrs. Kyle reviewed
the Julwy meeting, to be held at
the home of Mrs. J. Sinclair, with
the Baby Band and Mission Band
to be in attendance. Mrs. Kyle
then thanked all those taking part
and Mrs. A. Johnson extended
thanks to the hostess and co -hos-
tess.
The closing hymn was 556. A
dainty lunch was served by Circle
Na. 2. .
The W.A. held a short meeting
with the president, Mrs. Harold
Jones, in charge. It was decided
to have a strawberry and ham
supper on June 21.
,the Ladies' AM $f `k'irst Presby`
terian Church held fbeiR Tuue
POOH* ni the elliikleeb. re*
H. Whyte,' president, in the .te
Mrs. 'R,. R. Megindsey tiRened th
meeting with a suitable `gym_ b
Edgar Quest, "A } riend-'r 1lte
secretary's gad ..treasurer's re-
ports .were read and adppJed.
Mrs. E. A. McMaster; gave an
interesting tally on her recent tile
to -Hawaii. Movies of the trip.were
shown, which included beautiful
scenery, individual' flowers and
beach scenes, along with pictures
of the people a their native . cus-
toms. A splendid film of the
volcanic eruption of this year was
also shown. Mrs. R. Kerslake
moved a hearty vote of thanks to
Mrs. McMaster for her spl
talk.
Miss Donna Berger sang beau-
tifully "A Stranger of Galilee," ac-
companied. by Mrs.. M. R. Rennie.
A social half-hour was enjoyed and
tea served by the Kerslake-Mc-
Kindsey group, who were ' in
charge of the meeting.
CROMARTY:.
Mrs. Clarence Coleman, Mrs. J.
Howe, Mrs. M. ' Houghton and
Mrs. T. Laing attended the Dis-
trict Annual of the Women's In-
stitute at Fullarton on Thursday
of last week.
Mr. and »Irs. Hugh.Moore and
three young song,. 04 Lindsay.,
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. T. L. Scott -and Mrs. Moore,
Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. George :Wallace
spent a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Wallace; at Carling-
ford. Mrs. Wallace attended the
golden anniversary rservice of the
Avonton Ladies' Aid Society.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Glossop
and daughter, Bette, visited Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. W. I.
Durst at Wroxeter.
Mr. and Mrs. John Houghton
and son, John, of Mildmay, visit-
ed on Monday with Mrs. M. Hough-
ton.
A number of friends attended
the sale of furniture of Mrs. T.
Wren on Wednesday of last week.
Mrs. Wren has rented apartments
in Seaforth.
Mr. Clive MacDonald and fam-
ily and Mrs. E. MacDonald visit-
ed on Sunday evening with Miss.
Olive Speare.
Mrs. D. Gardiner was visited by
members of the family on Thurs-
day of last week, when they cele-
brated with her on her 80th birth-
day.
NORTHSIDE W.A. GROUPS CONVENE
GROUP 1
Mrs. Ross Murdie was hostess
for the June meeting of Group. 1
of 'Northside W.A. and Mrs. H. !
Connell presided for the business!,
part. Minutes of the last meet-
ing were read by Mrs. E. H. Close
and the roll call was answered by
17 members. An invitation was
accepted from Egmondville W.A.
to be with them for their June
meeting.
iL discussion followed. Mrs.
- -, -t .' 1 Y1 -s. J. „4W. S'in-
.r a 1 n s,• ..'.,a ser' ce
,,,'Ir.: F,z.,r-i.y Had.' Mrs.!
_.rsoq ,honed -eLtures of th.ir
t^ et :to;:yin, ry Lich was
much enjoyed. Mrs. Elsie and
Eleanor Henderson served a de-
licious lunch, assisted by Mrs.
Murdie.
GROUP 4
Group 4 of the W.A. of North-
side United Church was held Tues-
day evening at the home of Mrs.
John Currie, with 14 members
present. Mrs. Riley opened the
meeting with a poem, "Going
Away." Hymn 148 was sung and
Mrs. Dalton led in prayer. Mrs.
G. C. Brightrall read the scrip-
ture lesson.
An invitation was accepted to
Egmondville church meeting. to
be held June 22. Anyone wishing
to go are to contact Mrs. Alvin
Riley.
It was decided to quilt three
quilts, first to be started Monday,
June 13, and quilters from the
other groups are invited to ,help.
Mrs/ J. Kaiser and Mrs. Boshart
had charge of the program, which
opened with a poem. A story on
"Contentment" was given by Mrs.
I. Hudson, and a reading by Mrs.
R. Thompson. The program end-
ed with two contests, won by Mrs.
Riley and Mrs. Whitfield, Mrs.
Porteous and Mrs. H. Thompson.
The meeting closed with the
Mizpah benediction. A social half
hour followed, and a lovely lunch
was served by the lunch commit-
tee. Mrs. Hudson thanked Mrs.
Currie for her kind hospitality and
also the lunch committee.
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