The Seaforth News, 1957-04-25, Page 1The- Seaforth
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WHOLE SERIES, VOL. 79 SEAFORTH% ONTARIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1957 31st a sear
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FRIDAY EVENING SHOPPING
TO BE TRIED IN SEAFORTH
Indications are that Seaforth
stores will adopt Friday night
shopping, oanm cin ossibl
opp g, Ic eel >p possibly
Y
onMa 0th,
y 1
The poll a shoppers conduct-
ed in local stores 'during the
past couple of ' weeks ' showed
opinion fairly evenly 'divided,
witha slight majority in favor
bf Friday night shopping. For
(Saturday, '594; for Friday, 650,
analking a majority . of'56 out of
a total of '1.244 votes cast.
At to aneeting of merchants on
Tuesday night, as only 19 were
present, it was 'decided 'to poll
the merchants on Wednesday
morning. The result was 26 for
Friday night and 19 for Satur-
.day night. The meeting had ag-
reed to abide Iby a majority de-
cision and it is stated that Fri-
day night shopping will be •giv-
,en a try. 'However, dome stores
'array also remain open Saturday
nights.
A move was started about a
month ago for Friday night
' opening, but when no decision
was made, most local stores re-
sumed Saturday night opening
as usual at the beginning 'of
April. It is reported that the
Public generally were indiffer-
ent about which night.
CARS COLLIDE
A rear end collision took
place Monday about 8.40 a.m.
when cars driven by Wilfred
Maloney, McKillop, and Mrs,
Leo (Ryan of Toronto collided
on a side roadeast of town in
MdKillop. No one was injured
hut damage amounted to be-
tween $400 and $500. Constable
Helmer Snell investigated.
TO OCCUPY NEW OFFICE
Seaforth Public 'Utility Office
will remain in the present loca-
ttion on the north side of the
town hall when the town clerk's
office is moved to the new of-
,fires• on the south side in the
near future. Alterations to the
north ''sde of the 'building will
• be one by the P.TJ.IC.
ROOF FIRE
The firemen had a rim about
5.30 Monday afternoon when lire
was discovered on the roof of an
unused stable at. the rear of Mrs.
Harry Scott's home on Goderich
street. The alarm was turned ip
by a neighbor M. Steffen, who
saw the blaze from his yard.
• The fire was quickly extinguished
and only a small patch of shing-
les was damaged.
HOCKEY BANQUET
The hockey banquet on Fri-
day evening in ache community
centre was attended by about
150. The guests were welcomed
by 'Dr. E. A. McMaster. Howie
Meeker, Toronto Maple Leafs'
coach, was guest speakerand
gave an informal talk on hockey
in the International League. He
answered, numerous questions
i
o • ' x y by the boys. Enter-
tainment was provided by the
Paul Bros. and the teamswere
introduced by their coach or
manager. A. Y. McLean thank-
ed the guest speaker.
BECOME CITIZENS
Huron County Judge 'Frank
Fingland administered the oath
of citizenship to over 50 immi-
grants in an impressive cere-
mony in the county courthouse
Wednesday afternoon last. '
It was the largest group; to
receive the papers in the recent
history of the county.
Huron Crown Attorney H.
Glenn 'Hayes addressed the
group.
Imperial Order of the Daugh-
ters of the Empire provided a
reception for the new citizens
following the ceremony. Among
those from this area were Mr.
and Mrs. IL van RooijertE' of Mc-
Killop.
ADAMS—COATES
A wedding trip by plane to
Florida followed the marriage
of Miss Norine Yvonne +Coates,
daughter of 'Mr. and 141rs. G. F.
Coates, to Mr. Donald George
Adams, son of 'Mr. and Mrs. A.
G. Adams, all of Toronto. Rev.
E. R. Bagley performed the
double ring ceremony in St.
John's ((Norway) Anglican
!Church.
The bride, given in marriage
g
I y her father, chose a waltz -
length
r , cla w
length gown of white crystal
charm with panels of Guipure
lace. A coronet of anatching lace
•enhanced with seed pearls !held
her elbow -length veil; and she
carried Briarcliffe roses, feath-
ered carnations and lily of the
valley.
Attending the bride were
Mrs. Douglas Butt, matron of
honor, (Mrs. David 'Carr and
;Mrs. (Kenneth Judd. With their
ballerina -length dresses in vary-
ing shades of roses, they wore
matching picture (hats, and car-
ried baskets of pink carnations
and sweet peas. Mr. David Carr
was groomsman, 'and'the ushers
were Dr. 'Robert !Coates and Mr.
Charles Coates, 'brothers of the
bride, and Mr. Kenneth Judd.
A reception followed at the
Prince Arthur +House. Mr. and
Mrs. Adams will live in Tor-
onto. .,
The !bride is a daughter of G.
Frank Coates. son of the late
Mr. and 'Mrs. Robert E. 'Coates
ofSeaforth, and her mother was
formerly Miss (Maunders of
Brussels.
Kippen People Hurt,
Kirkton Man Dead
An inquest into the death of
Robert Miller, '50, R.R.'1, Kirk -
ton; who was killed Friday night
three (milessouth of Exeter at
the boundary of Huron and 'M•id
dlesex counties, • will ibe held in
Exeter town hall, Wednesday,
April 24, at 2 pan.
'Coroner Dr. J. C. 'Goddard of
Hensall will preside.. ,Crown At-
torney Glen Hays of Goderich
will examine the witnesses.
Alec Hyde, R. R. 3, Kippen,
who was taken to ISouth Huron
Hospital at Exeter, with a brok-
en !arm, was released Sunday.
His daughter, Jean 18, Who
suffered' bruises, was also re-
leased.
The other daughter, 'Marjory,
14, is still in hospital with brok-
en bones in her left hand and
head injuries.
Mrs. Hyde, suffering •a-ibrok
en ankle and head injuries, is
still in hospital.
Mars. 'Inez tllodenhatn of :Bay-
field, a passenger in the Hyde
car, suffered a fractured left.
arm.
!Miller was alone in his car at
the time of the accident which
happened about 11 p.m. Miller
was travelling west on the town
line between 'Usborne and Bid-
duiph, taps, and the Hyde car
was going north on highway
No. 4.
THANKOFFERING MEETING
Mrs. Donald McDonald, Hen-
sel', was guest speaker at the
Easter Thankoffering meeting
of the Senior Auxiliary of First
Presbyterian Church, on Tues-
day afternoon. 'Mrs. McDonald,
a former missionary who went
out 'to India under the Presby-
terian Church in Sreland, dress-
ed in a native. 'blue silk sari,
told in a most interesting way
of the customs and conditions in
that country. In conclusion she
gave an inspiring Easter mes-
sage which presented a personal
(challenge to everyone present
to do what she can with her.
time, talents and gifts tb send
that message to those who do.
not yet know of the Risen
!Christ. The speaker was intro-
duced by Mrs. D. 'G. Campbell
and thanked by Mrs. J. Mac-.
Tavish.
The president, 'Mrs. D. G.
;Campbell, opened the meeting
with' an Easter poem, and the
devotions were taken by Miss B.
'Campbell and Mrs. J. L. (Bell.
Mrs,. N. R. Dorrance favored
with 'a solo, "Stay not on ,Cal-
vary's Mountain", and Mrs. D.
G. Campbell -closed the meeting
with prayer. A social time was
spent with lunch served under
the convenership of 'Mrs. W.
Drover..
BARBARA KIRKMAN AUX.
The Easter Thank -offering
meeting of the Barbara ;Kirk-
man Auxiliary was held Tuesday
evening when guests were pre-
sent from St. Thomas Anglican
Church and the McKillop Affil-
iated Group of the W.tM.S.. The
president, Mrs. W. O. Johnston
presided and opened the sneoting
with a poem "Eastertide". The
hymn 110 was sung followed by
prayer by Mrs. Johnston. Dar-
ing the (business periodit was
announced that an apron would
be passed around the group for
donations for the Supply Fund
and that donations of hospital
supplies could be brought to the
May meeting by the members.
The offering was received by
Mrs. H. Whyte and ;Mrs. J.
Murray. The scripture was read
by Mrs. K. Sharp and Mrs. Mae
Dorrance led in prayer. 'Mrs.` W.
A. Wright and, Mrs. Robt. Mc-
Farlane favored with a '-lovely
duet. Current events were read
by Mrs. E. Andrews. Mrs. D. G.
Campbell introdused the guest
speaker, Mrs. O. G. Anderson of
Belgrave who gave a most in-
spiratjonal and challenging ad-
dress. Mrs. 1R. Kerslake thanked
the speaker for tlhe group and
the meeting closed with hymn
260 and prayer by the presi-
dent. A social half hour was
spent following the meeting.
PUTS
OLD MOTOR T
O WORK
Flannigan, ISraforiih
District High. School student,
has an old washing machine ga-
soline motor which has provided
him with transportation, power.
Last year he installed' it in a
"soap box" car and had a lot
of fun with it. Now he has rig-
ged it on the beak of . his :bi-
cycle. It is mounted on a parcel
carrier over the back -wheel and
a V-Ibelt..drive on a disc attach-
ed to the wheel sends' the !bike
along at a good speed. On 'a. test
run it made up to 21 mules an
hour.
VARNA
Hbiiday visitors over the
weekend were Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Hill of St. ''Catherines,
NIT. and MTS. T. Pitt, !Miss Mar-
garet MCClymont, !Miss Anne
Ostrom, all of Toronto; Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Reid and family of
Wallacebnrrig, L.A.C. Wm. and
and mgrs. Reid and family of
Toronto.
Service in the United Church
next Sunday, April 28th will be
at 10.15 Standard (Time.
Hensall Child Killed. Plan Chapel At
In Fall from Car Huron Church Camp
Announcement was made this
week of tentative plans for a
proposed .chapel ht the Anglican
Huron !Church -Camp soBth of
i-
Hayfield. The size isapproxi-
mately
pox
Yap'p
m t l 'ft. b. 2 ft. with a
aerh
y '50 Y 4
seating, capacity of up *to 300.
Interior- -construction will be ex-
posed rafters, -walls of red ced-
ar. Furnishings, paneling, etc.,
red cedar plywoodwith, all Irian
in naturalwhite cedar.Exterior
is to be aabestos cedargrain
Shingles with all trim in white
cedar. At the entrance to the
chapel will be a 'Lyth gate and
bell. 'Estimated cost of anaterials
and furnishings is • $5,000.00
with labor for =eh of the con=
struction to be provided by vol-
untary help. ITIhe Camp Improve-
ment Committee states that
plans and preparations for
building will be made this com-
ing winter.
Asiena Rooseboom, 3-and=a-
half -year-old daughter of. Mr,
and 'Mrs. William Rooseboom of
Hensall was instantly killed on
Sunday' ' afternoon a anile south
of Hensall on Highway 4.
The little girl was in the hack
seat of a ear heading south and
driven by her father. IShe was
playing with the handle of the
door, when it flew open.
The child fell out of the door,
into the path of a car going
north, driven by Patrick Flan-
nery, : RIR. 5, (Mount Brydges.
She is said-te.+have shit the front
of the Flannery car, suffering a
fractured skull and neck.
The parents were on their way
to attend :church. Mr. and Mrs;
Rooseboom 'came to 'Canada
from Holland and have lived in
Hensall 2i4 years. IMr. (Reese -
beam is employed at General
Coachworks of Canada at Hen-
sail. Surviving are her parents,
one brother, Eddie, 2, -and one
sister, Margaret, 6 weeks.
An inquest has been ordered
by Dr. J. C. Goddard of Hensall.
Ontario Provincial Police con-
stables -Cecil Gibbons and Geo.
Mitchell of ,Exeter .investigated
the accident,
•
Bride-to-be Honored
at Prenuptial Events
A pleasant surprise party was
given Miss Gwen 'Christie on
Saturday evening, April 6th by
Miss Marion Chamberlain and
Mrs. .- Doug Whyte at Mrs.
Whyte's home. The evening was
spent in games of radio and
bingo, the winners were given
prizes daintily wrapped in pink
and white. A well laden basket
decorated in pink and white
was set in front of Gwen who
expressed her appreciation in a
few words after which a delici-
ous lunch was served.
On Wednesday, evening, Apr.
10 Mrs. E. C. !Chamberlain and
Mrs. H. Snell entertained fox
Miss Gwen Christie at Mrs,
Chamberlain's home. The beau-
tiful and useful gifts showed
the esteem and friendship in
which the young bride is held.
After a .very pleasant evening
a delicious lunch was served by
the hostesses and. their daugh-
ters.
On Friday evening Mrs. Reg
Kerslake gave •a very pleasant
dinner party in honour of the
bride-to-be Miss Gwen Christie.
After dinner a very enjoyable
time was spent during which
Gwen was presented with a
beautiful mirror. Guests were
:present from Moorefield, Kitch•
ener and Stratford.
OSTLAND—ROSS
Main Street United Church
Parsonage, Exeter, was the
scene of a pretty spring wed-
ding on Saturday, April 20th at
3.30 p.m., when Marlene Edna
Ross, ,became the bride of Eric
Ostland in a doable ring cere-
mony performed by Rev. A.
!Rapson. The ,bride is a daughter
of IMr. and Mrs. Ernest Ross, of
Kippen, and ,the groom, son of
Mr. and Mrs. .Albert Ostland, ,of
Exeter.
The bride was lovely in white
nylon lace and net over taffeta,
;ballerina -length, with which she
wore a tiara of seed pearls and
shoulder -length veil of pure silk
French illusion, and she carried
a' white Bible crested with red
roses.
Her attendants were Miss
Connie Ostland, of Exeter, sist-
er of the groom, bridesmaid, and
Miss Elaine Ross, sister of the
bride, junior bridesmaid. The
bridesmaid those a gown of pale
blue, !ballerina=length, wearing a
,band of white roses in her hair
and carrying a corsage of white
roses. The junior bridesmaid was
costumed in pink nylon over taf-
feta with band of pink roses in
her hair and carried a corsage of
matching pink roses. Mr. Nor-
man Haeleney of Exeter attend-
ed the grooan.
A reception was held later at
Armstrong's 'Restaurbntit, Exet-
er. For travelling to the United
States for their honeymoon the
bride changed to a dress of blue
striped silk corded bengaline,
over which was worn a coat of
.pastel highland tweed, with ac-
cessories in !baby blue. Mr. and
Mrs. Ostland will reside in Ex
eter.G e
u sts attended from Lon-
don, !St. TUiornas, Hamilton,,
Walkerton, IStaffa, Ingersoll,
and Exeter.
BLAKE
Mr. and Mrs. Menne Steckle
were visited on 'Easter Sunday
by their -daughters and families.
from Wallestein and Listowel.
Mr. and Mrs: Donald Manson
and family of Toronto, and his
sister' Isabell •from North May
were 'Easter weekend visitors
With Mrs. Manson and Mr. and
Mrs: !Newell Geiger and family.
'Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jeffery of
Windsor and Mr. and Mrs. IN.
Ducharme and family of London
were Easter Sunday visitors
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Leon Jeffrey and brothers.
Mr. Robert Oeseh is spending
a few -days' with his cousins, the
Rader and Guenther :boys near
Dashwood.
Mr. G. Bon, who spent a few
days with his daughter, Mrs.
Westbrook and family at God-
erich, returned home.
Seeding has started in this vi-
cinity. -
Bride of . This Week
Honored by Friends
On Saturday evining a sur-
prise party was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. William
Collins when some; of the old
time tiddlers assembled to hon-
or Miss Gladys ICollins, bride of
this week, as she has often play-
ed the piano for 'them at fid-
dlers' contests. Miss ;Collins -was
presented with a purse of mon-
ey and an address, the honors
were performed by (Cecil Max-
well and Williain (Hyde, Hensall,
The evening was pleasantly
spent in music and a dainty
lunch was served.
Cn Wednesday afternoon
'Mrs. 'Collins gave I a trousseau
tea in 'honor of hoer daughter.
Mrs. Robert 'Speirs. of Varna
and Mrs. William 'Griffin of
London poured tea'.in the 'after-
noon, and Mrs. Pilgrim of Var-
na and Mrs. - Charles Brown
poured tea in the evening, they
being aunts of the' 'bride and
groom.
DUBLIN
,Mrs. Geo. Holland is spending
Easter weeldend With Mr. and
Mrs. John Frappier in Montreal.
with Mr, and 'Mrs. Patrick Jor-
dan.
Mr, Albert Jordan, Detroit,
;Mr. and ,Mrs. Joe Malone and
children, Winnipeg;_ Mr. Gordon
Costello, Kingston,' Mr. and Mrs.
Pete Grosecic, London, with Mr.
and Mrs. Dan 'Costello.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Walsh,
'Marilyn and Marty of London,
with Mr. and ,Mrs. Jack'O'Reil-
ley and Mr. Louis (O'Reilly.
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Stapleton
and children of Galt, Mrs. Jim
Newcombe and Jimmie, of Port
!Credit, with Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam !Stapleton.
Mr. and Mrs. ,:Leo Ryan and
,boy of Weston with Mrs. Cath-
erine Ryan.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Curtin of
Streetsvilie with :friends in
town.
Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Reyn-
olds, Detroit, with ,Miss Monica
Byrne.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Butters
of London, Miss Phyllis Butters
of London, Mr. Allan.Butters of
Footes Bay with Mr. and Mrs.
Toni Butters.
,Miss 'Dorothy -Dillon in Toron-
to attending "D.E.A." as a dele-
gate from the Stratford Teach-
er's College.
Mr. James Connors 'Sr. and
Jr., Miss Margaret !Connors, of
Wyoming, Miss Mary :Connors
of Port Huron, with Mr. and
•Mrs. Don 'MacRae.
Miss Marie Krauskopf, Hamil-
ton, with Mrs. Catherine Kraus-
kopf.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Nichol-
son, London, Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert McCormack, Detroit with Mr.
and Mrs. Janes Krauskopf.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank 'Evans in
London with Mr. and Mrs. John
Cleary.
Mr. and Mrs. Grattan Dwyer
and ahildren, Leamington, with
Mrs. Loretta Jordan.
Rev. Father John 'McConnell
M.M. Maryknoll, New York with
Rev. Dr. 'J. B. Ffoulkes.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Flanagan
of Toronto, Mr. Kenneth Feeney
of Kitchener, with Mrs. -Cather-
ine Feeney.
Mr. 'and 'Mrs. James Kelly and
baby, Mr. P. J. Kelly, Seaforth,
Misses Madeline and • Dorothy
Dillon Stratford, •d
S r Mr. -and Mrs.
Maurice Dillon, St. Thomas, Mr.
and Mrs. Wilfrid Duffy, Wood-
stock, with Mr, and Mrs. 'Louis
Dillon.
Mr. D. J. MacRae in Wyom-
ing wl'bh. Mr. James -Connors.
Neil and Kenneth 'Staple-
ton, Mr. Fergus Kelly, Mr. Ar-
thur Murray of 'St. Jerome's
'College, •Kitchener, at their
homes.
Mr. and .Mrs. John Robinson
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gus
Dennome, Mr. and Mrs. Pat O'-
Rourke and family, Dundas,
with !NIr. and Mrs. Clayton Loo-
by; also Mr. 'Tom'O'Rourke, of
Dundas.
Miss -:Anne Trott of. 'Clinton,
with Mr. and Mrs. George Goet-
tler.
"IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE"
A farmer reports that he sold
young cows for $600 from a
small advertisement an The Sea -
forth News within 24 'hours. The
nmarket is quite 'brisk for cows
he says,, with a large number of
enquiries which started Thurs-
day afternoon.
Seaforth Garden
Clubs Organize
Mrs. Wallace Haugh address-
ed members of the Seaforth
Garden !Clubs at their organiza-
tion meeting in Seaforbh Dist-
rict High School on Thursday
evening. Mrs. Haugh former
garden club leader for many
years advised them on the best
location for their garden and
many ether useful hints in
planting a garden. She stressed
to the members to -plant their
seeds not bury them, The varie-
ties of seeds were discussed af-
ter whiolh Mrs, Mae Hilleibrecht
demonstrated how to trans-
plant cabbages and tomatoes,
telling the precautions to be ta-
ken in -doing this..
Seeds and pamphlets were
handed out and it was explained
to the girls how to keep a record
book. The roll call was 'answered
by "Your Favourite Flower and
Why". Horne Assignment 1.
Start on record book. 2. Read
cultural directions in pamphlets
and fill in pages '3, 4 and 7 in
members' pamphlet. 3. Plant ve-
getables and flowers.
The garden clubs in the Sea -
forth Area sponsored by the
Seaforth W. I. have as their
leaders: Mrs. W. L. Whyte, and
Mrs. John 'Broadfoot; .Mrs. Mae
Hillebrecht -and Mrs. Dale Nix-
on; 'Mrs. Les Payee and Mrs.
Jas. Keys.
Officers elected to lead Mc-
Killop Busy Beavers are: Presi-
dent, Marjorie Smith; Vice
Pres., Agnes d-Iicknell; Sec.,
Lorretto Connolly; Treas., Freda
Hunt; 'Press and Radio Report-
er, Sandra Doig.
-Officers of Mrs. Whyte's
Club: Pres., Janet McGregor;
Vice Pres., Marilyn 'Riley; Sec.,
Suane Haugh; pianist, Jean
Broadfoot; Press 'Sec., Elda. Ri-
ley.
Officers of 'Mrs. Hillebrecht's
Club: Pres., Marjorie Papple;
Vice Pres., Bonnie McLeod; ;Se-
cretary, Tina Lansink; Press
Sec., Emily Elliott; pianist,
Gloria Carter.
.WINTHROP •
fi'win Johnston of Midland,
Betty Axtmann of Stratford,
Lorraine Smith, North York, and
Donald Dodds of Strathroy were
Easter guests at the homes of
their parents here.
Rev. Peter 'McLean, padre of
(Centralia Flying School, was
guest speaker at Cavan Church
on Sunday when the Church was
well filled. The choir sang an
anthem, "Easter Day" and Shir-
ley Dolmage and Frances Blan-
chard sang a duet, "The Old
Rugged Cross". Mrs. Oliver An-
derson presided at the organ.
The W. A. and W.M.S. will
hold their regular meeting in
the church basement Wed., May
1st at 2 p.m. The grandmothers
will be entertained and we hope
they will all be present, Roll call
will be answered by naming a
Bible mother. :Circle 3 will have
charge of the Iunch and !Circle
4 the missionary program. Wo
would like to have all the second
hand clothing in at this meeting,
also articles for the baby lay-
ette and any new clothing.
ITlhe Winthrop 1CGIT held a
Good Friday night service in
Cavan Church. The girls enter-
ed the choir loft singing. The
call to worship was given by our
president Marjorie Boyd follow-
ed' by the 'Doxology. Scripture
read by Dianne Bolton. Medita-
tion was given by Mrs. E. Toll
followed by Mrs. G. Blanchard
leading in prayer. Six girls sang
"He Lives" followed by a read-
ing given Iby Merle Godkin. The
offering was received thy Mar-
garet Alexander and Elaine
Beattie. The choir sang "Lead
me to Calvary" followed by an
introduction of the speaker, .Mr.
Sinnnons, by Mrs. Toll. Mr.
Simmons recalled events leading
up to the crucifixion and resur-
rection. Words of appreciation
to Mr. Simmons were given by
Mrs. Blanchard. Meeting closed
with the Benediction by Mrs.
Holden.
BRUCEFIELD
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Scott spent
the Easter Holidays with Mr.
Scott's sister, 'Mrs. L. Rushton,
and !Mr. Rushcall, Trenton.
Mrs. .L. Forrest, London, vis-
ited a few clays with Mrs. J. Mc•
Queen and Margaret.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Squiress
are visiting
with Mrs. Squires'
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Al•
len, Sr.
Miss Eleanor . McCartney, of
Kitchener is spending the 'East•
Cr holiday with her parents, Mr.
and 'Mrs. Geo. 'McCartney.
'Miss Beth Murdoch, R.N. of
Hamilton, spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jno. tR. Murdoch.
Mss. B. Sholdice is visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. A. Pat-
erson this week..
.Miss Ina Taylor is spending
the Easter 'holiday with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Tay-
lor.
Mn. and ;Mrs. Geo. Griffith
and family of Stratford; Mr.
Lawrence Smiley, Erin, spent
Easter with -!Mrs. H. .Berry.
Mr. and 'Mss. Don McKenzie
and family of St. Thomas,' spent
Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Si-
mon McKenzie..
Easter. Sunday evening was
fittingly observed when a (beau-
tiful` Easter Drama "The !Chal-
lenge of the Cross", was present-
ed ,by'7 young ladies' of -the
congregation namely: Miss .El-
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eanor McCartney. 'Mrs. W.
Scott, Mrs. -Cliff Henderson,
Mrs. Gordon Elliott, 'Mrs. Wil-
mer Broadfoot, Mrs. Robt. Dal-
rymple, and Mrs. Glen Swan.
•CONSTANCE
Mr. Wm. Dale visited last
Monday at the Glenville Guer-
nsey Farm, owned by A. H.
Crang, Newmarket.
Mr. 'Ivan Lee, who last fall
purchased the farm owned by
Mrs. Wm. 'Carnochan, has sold
it to Basil Leroy Remick and
will have possession April 27th.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee and family
are moving to the farm on the
highway owned by 'a'Ir. Elgin
Nott.
'Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Woods of
!Scarborough are spending -tlhe
Easter holidays with Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Riley.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Warren,
Lynda and Helen of London,
were week end visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Lawson.
Miss Joyce Jewitt of Thorn-
dale is spending the Easter hol-
idays with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Jewitt.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Reid and
sons of London spent the Eas-
ter week end with Mr. and Mrs.
Luther Sanders.
Miss Muriel Dale of Bramp-
ton is spending the Easter holi-
days with her .parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Verne Dale. t,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wake-
field and Bobby of London spent
the week end with Mr. and Mrs.
Dave (Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott
and Mrs. D. Millson spent last
Thursday in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Johnson
and Bruce of Grand Valley
spent the week end with !Mr.
and Mrs. James Medd and Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Medd. Master
David Medd returned with them
to spend his Easter holidays. '
1VLr. and Mrs. Clarence Clarke
of London visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson.
Mrs. Glen. Pryce, 'Billie and
Heather Anne of Clinton and
Mr. and Mrs. Bill 'Bedard and
family of Zurich spent Sunday
with Mr. and 'Mrs. Ellwood
-Clarke.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Young brut
and familyof
Woodstock called
Saturday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Win. Jewitt and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Hale, Susan and
Dennis of Woodstocic and Miss-
es Jean and Gloria :Willson of
!Ingersoll were Sunday visitors
at the tome of Mr. and Mrs. D.
Milison.
Mr. and Mrs. ,Ernest Adams
:and Donelda of Seaforth • visit-
ed Sunday with Mr. and .Mrs.
Lorne Lawson,
!Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Robt. .Grianoldlby were NLr.
and Mrs. Ross (Mann and family
of Winghakn and Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Betties and sons of Win-
throp.
Mr, and Mrs. Borden Brown,
Joyce and Elaine spent Sunday
visiting relatives in -Hanover
and attended the Raster -!Services
held at the Allan Park "'Ohrist.,
Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles 'Dexter
visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Austin Dexter of -Blyth.
Misses 'Mary Whyte and Janet
MacGregor of the 'Stratford
Normal School are spending
their 'Easter holidays at their
parental homes, Mr. and Mrs. W.
L. Whyte and Mr. and Mrs. Ross
MacGregor respectively.
Constance Young People
• The Constance Y. P. held
their meeting Sunday evening
at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
,Ross 'MacGregor with 18 .pre-
sent. The meeting closed with a
sing song. Scripture lesson was
read 'by John Hoggart followed
with prayer by Wilma Dale. The
topic for the evening was taken
by Douglas 'Riley on "Citizen-
ship end Community Service",
after which Mrs. W. L. Whyte
led in a discussion upon the top-
ic. Recreation' period was led by
Tommy Whyte, after which the
lunch was served.
EGMONDVILLE
'Mr. and Mrs. Frank, Kenny
and daughter, Jean, of London,
were Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Robt. Dalrymple.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Dalrymple
visited Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Dal-
rymple at Mitchell on Saturday,
'Mr. and Mrs. 'Oliver Yallop
and son Jim of Agincourt spent
the weekend with Mrs. Yallop's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Scotchmer.
Mr. and Mrs. Orval Parsons
and family of Toronto were the
weekend visitors of Mrs. Par-
sons'
arsons' parents, Dr. Jas. and Mrs.
Semple at the manse.
Dr. Jas. ,Semple is spending
this week at Rochester Divinity
School, New York.
Visitor;; with Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Weiland were their Bon-
in -law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Ernie Cook and family
from Kingston and their daugh-
ter, Miss Marion from Toronto.
Mr. and Mis. Elmore Stephen-
son and family accompanied .by
Mr. and Mrs. Perce Johnston of
Varna spent the weekend with
friends at Flint and Marlette,
Mich., Mrs. David Stephenson
returning with them on Sunday.
Mr. G. R. Keyes of Windsor
is spending •a few days with his
mother, Mrs: Nelson Keyes.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Finlayson
and sons of. Lorne Park visited
with his another, Mrs. Jas. Fin-
layson.
Miss Laura McMillan of Tor-
onto and
Miss Alice Watson of
London are spending the hell -
days at their hoanes here.
Rev. Andrew H. and Mrs.
McKenzie and family of Acton
are spending a few days with
Mrs. McKenzie's father, Mr.
Thos. 'Robinson and family and
Mr. McKenzie's another, Mas.
Hugh McLachlan and Mr, Mc-
Lachlan.
Rev. W. E. ,Milroy and Mrs.
Milroy and family of 'Sault Ste.
Marie called on friends in the
village on Wednesday.
GOOD CATCHES
Some good catches of white-
fish are reported .this week .Iby
commercial fishermen at Bay-
field. On Tuesday one boat re-
turned with about a ton of
whitefish, which is said to bring
69c a pound.
Smelt fisheranen are busy
these nights, with fair results,
HENSALL
Miss Shirley Flynn of London
visited over the holiday with;
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jae
Flynn,
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