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The Seaforth News, 1958-03-13, Page 4CROMARTY The regular Meeting of the Y.P.S. was held on Sunday evening wvbh' 'Miss Margaret Coleman presiding. The; scrip- ture lesson was read by Miss ;A1iee 'ISorsdahi who also , gave he topic. Rev.. IS, Kerr led in -prayer.' 'Mrs. T. L. Scott •attended the spring executive meeting !Strat- lford'Preslbyteriai W.MJS. of the (Presbyterian Church, which was held on Thursday in Knox • Church, Stratford. ' Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hunt of Benito, 'Manitoba, and Mr. and (Mrs. F. G. Kenzie of .Geraldton visited last week wibh Mrs, Hunt's •sister, 'Mrs. An n i e ]Thompson, an& Mr. and Mrs. W. Lamport.. (Mrs. Gralce (Scott, who has been visiting in 'Windsor and London returned home last week. lVlrs. Sarah 'Scott entertained a number of relatives at a fowl dinner on (Monday evening, A reception for Mr. ,and Mrs. Donald Johns who were recent- ly (married, was held in Russell- •dale hall on Friday night. IMrs, 'Grace (Scott spent the weekend with Mrs. Grace Wren, IS eatf orth. Cromarty Y.P.S. were .guests of the Avonton Young (People at their variety entertainment on Friday evening, (Several .of the members assisted with the program. !Mrs. Sarah Scott was hostess for the March meeting of the WMS and also ,presided, opening the Meeting with a short (poem, "There is no unbelief", !follow- ing with scripture readings, (comments and prayer. The .roll .call was answered with the name of 'a worker in Japan. Mrs. 'Moore had charge of the 'Study :Book 'using part of chap- ter two with .Mrs. F. Ilaslburn, Mrs. M. Houghton, Mrs. IF, Al- len and Mrs, E. McKellar assist- ing. Glad Tidings ,prayer was read by Mrs. Grace -Scott.' The topic, 'Christ in the home - was given -by. Mrs. T. 'Laing,- who al- so 'conducted the 'business per- ks/ I't was d'ecid'ed to' hold bhe Easter .meeting on Good Friday evening in the church, Mrs. W. Miller gave interesting., current events. The meeting closed with prayer by Mrs. 'W. Reaper. - The lunch was served by the hostess and the committee in change. DUBLIN High School News IBy ,R. Flannery .0n 1V1'aa+ch (21 we will be priv- ileged to have as a guest speak- er, Father (Beaton, of the Pass- ionate Fathers. He will speak to us on the topic of vocations and we are looking forward to Ms visit. If some peiople wonder why we are out of school so early these days we have shortened our lunch period to a halt hour and this enables us to finish school at 13 o'clock instead of the usual 3.30. Plans are beginning. to be made for our School Dance and for (Grad'uation. We hope to set definite dates and places soon. Question of the (week: WhY don't you keep better tab on him, Louise? HULLETT The IHnllett-Townslhip d'eder- ation held a card party and dance ht the (Londesboro 'Com- munity Hall on Friday night, March 7th, with a large crowd in attendance, (Everyone report- ed having a good time. Norris Orchestra supplied the anuric for the dance, (It was decided to have another one en March 28, The prize 'winners for the cards were as follows: Ladies high, Mrs. !Wilmer !Howitt; low, Mrs, Harold Hugill; lone, Mas. Har - cid 'Connell. (Men's high, Jack Riley; low, 'Donald Nott; lone, Jack Carter. • IN HURON, VOTE FOR ill Cochrane who supports the LIBERAL TEAM headed by LESTER B. PEARSON See and hear Bill Cochrane CFPL-TV --- Thursday, March 20th AT 6.20 P.M. CKNX-TV --- Friday, March 21st AT 7.00 PMI. Published by Huron Liberal Association FIS -,-,YES In view of a pipeline Crossing Township of Tucker - smith, the Federation advises fassners !,'-fire sign- ing a contract- to contact tl < "'; ii . ati::;r iri- culture. BILL ROGERSON Pres. I, lIflOAlll+'OOT ` es'y-Tress. FEDERATION NEWS ((By Carl 'Hemingway) IThe iOntario WiheetlPnoducers Annual meeting was held in 'the King Edward Hotel„ Toronto, March '5th. ' (Mr. Reg. Myers was returned as president and Mr. 'Russel Bol- ton was returned as Sone •direc- ton for Huron, (Perth, Bruce and 'Grey counties. Mr. Edgar dem- on was elected director at large for this area. The allocation of •delegate; for the present, is on the nue nber of acres sown but as soon as statistics are a-iail- able on bhe number of bushels sold the allocation will be made on that 'basis, probably two years hence. IMr. Myers, in his address, stated that unless something is done within :the next two years Agriculture in bhe United States will' be controlled by large Cor- porations. We, in 'Canada will soon he in the same position if we fail to make use of the Mar- � keting Legislation which our Provincial and Federal 'Govern- ments have made available to us. !According to Mr. Myers the percentage of the consumers food dollar that the producer receives 'has dropped from .66%s to 40% in the past five years. Any increase in efficiency bhat has been gained by the farmer has resulted in a reduced price to the (consumer rather than an increase in income to the farri- er, Sir. Myers also suggested that there was need for improv- ed grading regulations at the producer level, ,Compensation should be arranged so that stor- age costs can be added whether bhe grain is stored on the farm or in an elevator. One thing ur- gently needed is producer owned or at .least producer (controlled storage. Freight subsidies on western grain are working a real hard- ship on (Ontario producers of wheat but (perhaps the greatest weakness of the 'past has been the 'lawk of accurate statistics on production and sale of this pro- duct. As soon as the Marketing Board begins operating this in- formation will become available and will prove very valuable when the Board negotiates a price. FARMERS' UNION Fanners' Union County meet- ing was held in Clinton Thurs- day night wibh a large attend- ance. Bob Taylor was chairman and opened the sheeting with ® Canada. Mrs. Alf Nesbitt read the minutes of last meeting and were adopted as read, The chair- man outlined the most impor- ant 'business that had to be dealt with and did not take time for Local pres. report as usual, to give the guest .speaj€er time for his address. Mr. (Taylor intro- duced Mr. Nixon of 'Nixon La- boratories, who addressed the meeting on, Prevention and cures of diseases in cattle, hogs and calves Ile stated today the farmer had to be able to detect and be prepared to render cures and keep on hand the most needed remedies, he statedmost losses were causedby waiting till tomorrow to do something. He explained that a lot of loss- es could be helped very cheaply if rendered in time. Mr. Nixon answered questions from bhe floor, and offered to send a pamphlet on "Cures and Reme- dies of Diseases" to each mem- ber requesting one, In closing, Mr. Nixon stated he had every respect for The Farmers' Union .and congratu- lated them on their leadership. Sup. Director thanked Mr. Nix- on and meeting adjourned. The ladies served lunch. McKI LLOP S.S. NO 2 FARM FORUM S. 'S. (No. 2 Farm Forum was held at the home of Mr. and, Mrs. Barry Palin, The topic for the week was "Ladies and Gen- tlemen". They decided that Wo- men's Institute and !Farm Or- ganizations should get closer to- gether in setting overall farm policies. The W. I. could carry the fulness' viewpoint to the consumer better than any other organizations we have. The rest of the evening was spent with euchre. Most games, (Mrs. N. McClure, Stewart Dula -nage; lone hands, Mrs. Sam MoClure, tSe- cord.IMc'Brien; eon., Mrs. (Walter Scott, 'Walter Scott. Lunch was served, en. Mrs. Tyndall donated a quilt which they are quilting this week, held on attell 20 h. J . luet is, am- d ers' banquet, has not been set. A family night was discussed but nothing definite set. It was moved that they make a table for the junior cosegregation (to work on. Miss Frances Houston then took over the chair for the MMS -business. Mrs. M. Haney, Mrs. : E. Popple were appointed. as delegates to the Presbyterial in Clinton on March 27. East- er t(liankafering ast-er.,th'anko'f+fering is being held April '16th with Verne, SCippen IBnucefield - and (G o-sh en as guests. The minutes off the last meeting were re'ad and adopted. Treasurer'sreport was given. The meeting closed by singing a hymn and closing prayer. A social half hour was enjoyed by all. HENSALL Mrs. +Gus"Voth of Detroit vis- ited overthe :weekend with her mother Mrs. 'Louis (Simpson.. Mrs. Lorne 1VIcNaughtom' un- derwent an operation in 1St. Jo- seph's Hospital last week. Jarvis Horton Jarvis Horton, '78, frenal!!, ,passed away suddenly at his. hoarse here on Sunday: ,A 'retired {Stanley ,tiwp, farmer', the de- ceased ,moved to Hensall several years ago. Surviving. are his wife, formerly 'Olive 'Mitchell, one son (Stuart, 1Vlonbreal, ,and one sister, 'Mrs. Grace 'flagpole, Sienea'll. 'Service will be held on Wednesday at 2 p.m. from the (Bonthron, funeral home. Inter- ment in McTaggart's Cemetery. Mrs. Grace Hanpole, who EGMONDVILLE The March meeting of the W.A. and WM(S of Egmondville United 'Chureh was held in the schoolroom of the church in the evening of Mar. 5th. They enter- tained the C.'G.I.T. (girls and a number of visitors. Mrs. Alex Bayes opened the meeting with the 'Lord is my (Shepherd and 0 Jesus (I have Promised. Scrip- ture lesson was taken by ;Mrs. McGeoch. Topic, Now Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen, was very ably taken by Miss Mae Smith, Mrs. McGonigle then led' in prayer. (Margaret Chesney then favored with a piano solo, The theme song was then sung after av'hich (Ronald Eyre showed a very interesting film entitled, "The 'Therlow In- terview". It was a coloured film telling the life of a Japanese girl (who married a •Canadianoby the name of .Tim Thuriow, from St. Thomas. Her husband and 'he had come to Canada and were both going hack to Japan on Mission work. She told of the hardships there during the war. After hymn 240 "Jesus shall Reign" was sung the meeting was opened ;for W. A. business Minutes of last meeting and roll call was given by Mrs. C, Eyre. The treasurer's report was .giv- spent the Isast three months with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, !Douglas Peacock in'Ottawa, returned to her home Monday, ,owing<to the death of her -brother, Mr. Jarvis Horton. ,EGMONDVILLE Y. P. U. The regular meeting of the Egmondville Y.P.U. was held on Sunday, March 9. It was opened by repeating the Lord's Prayer in unison. ;The roll call was an- swered by 12 members. (Bruce Coleman gave a report (of (the L o nd o n 'Conference Y.P,IIJ.,. Christian S e i+vice 'Weekend whieh he attended, held at Trin- ity United .Church, IIngersoll. Dorothy 'Boyce, convenor of the Citizenship and (Conumunity ;Ser- vice Commission, took charge' of the devotional ,period. After .the call to worship Hymn 306 (vas suing. Dorothy Boyce led in prayer. The topic, ',Effects of ,AIeohol, was taken by Marjorie Papple. The :-meeting closed with a prayer. HENSALL Flynn—Van Horne. (Miss Mary Anne Van 'Horne and !Gerald Laverne Flynn ex- changed enarria'gevows at the United Church Manse, Henan,, on (Saturday, at (2,pm. , before. Rev. C. D. Daniel. The 'bride 'is the daughter of Mr..'C'ecil Van Horne, Hensall, and the late Mrs. Van Horne. Mr. and 'Mrs. Joseph W. Flynn, Hensall, are the groom's parents. The bride was charming in a waltz -length gown of white embroidered ny- lon net, fashionedwithinabehing' jacket styled with pointed col - THE SEAFORTH NEWS—Thursday, March 13, 1958 REGENT THEATRE, Seaford" THURS.'FRI.; SAT.., , BLACK PATCH George Montgomery- Dianne Brewetei• i.a r'tSy. COMING — MR. ROCK AND ROLL r LADIES Take a look at the new styles in Spring and Sum- mer Footwear, North Window MEN - Take a kook at the new styles in Oxfords and Loafers, South Window and you pay less here • WILLIS SHOE STORE SEE SPECIALS ON RACKS ar and lilyspoint sleeves. The bouffant skirt was enhanced with a net embroidered rutffler. She carried a white .Bible crest- ed with a yellow orchid. Miss Carole Richardson, Hensel], was bridesmaid, gowned in blue ny- lon chiffon. Mr. Douglas Coop- er,, Kippen, was groomsman, A reception was held at Arm- strong's Restaurant, Exeter. For travelling idne bride donned a blue sheath dress with yellow and black accessories. The eou- ple will reside in 'Hensall. Egmondville United Church IDr. J. Semple, (Minister +11 am, You need the Church 7,80 The Church needs you 10 a.m., Church ISehool and Bible Classes. S'1 'a.m., Nursery Class 11,30 a.m., Junior Church Jusiior. ,Choir Rehearsal after Church. .Church membership class in vestry at '12.15. -Wednesday: >Midlwee'k Service at '7.130 p.m. - 'See you in 'Church. s. se,Ssisssslsist,,, S(iiSS(s Enjoy new freedom—let modern automatic electric home laundry appliances help you with one of your biggest jobs. An electric water heater gives you plenty of hot water ... an electric washer washes your clothes cleaner, quicker -automatically. Whatever the weather, an electric dryer dries your clothes sunshine fresh—no heavy loads to carry ... and then electric ironing adds the finishing touches. You'll have the extra time you want to devote to your family, when you live better .. , electrically. 4.