The Seaforth News, 1954-04-08, Page 5'THURSDAY, APRIL 8,
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BORN
.CADICK—In Scott Memorial Hospital, on
April 4, 1954, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cad -
ick, 259 Oxford St., London, a son,
D8XI000N—lo Scott Memorial Hospital, on
April 5, 1954, to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dek-
kroon of B.B. 2, Dublin, a son. Baby ex-
pired April Gth.
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FRIDAY, APRIL 9 th
Murdoch's Orchestra
Cards 8.30 P.M. Ladies provide
sandwiches. Lucky lunch ticket.
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The draw will be this Saturday,
April 10th, at 0 P.M,
DUBLIN
Mr. and Mrs, Dalton Burns and.
Gerry of Toronto with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Burns,
Mr. Louis Morris has returned
home after spending two months in
Floz'ida.
Mr. Bill Evans of Merriton with
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Evans.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Pugh and
Glenn in Clairmont.
Mr. and Mrs. William Stapleton
have returned home after spending
six weeks in St. Petersburg.
Mrs. Lorretta Molyneaux with
Mrs. Lloyd Etue in Zurich.
Mrs, A. M. Looby in Detroit,
Mr. Frank Rowland of Toronto
with Mrs. Winnifred Rowland..
ANNUAL MEETING
The annual meeting of the
Huron County Tuberculosis Assoc-
iation will be held on Tuesday
evening, April 13111, at 8 o'clock its
the Council Chambers, Clinton.
Dr. W. 0, Sharpe, of heck Mem-
orial San, will be the speaker.
A11 interested are invited to
attend
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THE SEAFORTH NEWS
TOWN TOPIOS
Mr. Alex McDonald, of McKillop,
has purchased Mr, Frank Smile's
cottage on Centre Street.
Dr. Friel and Mrs. Stewart, Wind-
sor spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. P. D. McConnell,
Mr. Michael Beehely, London,
spent the weekend with his parents,
Dr, F. J. and Mrs. Bochely.
Mr, Louis Maloney, Detroit, and
Ml Dennis Maloney, Toronto, with
their mother, Mrs. Margaret Malon-
ey ever the weekend.
Miss Mary Ryan, Preston, was a
weekend guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Thos. O'Loughlin.
Mr, Jack Morris, Guelph, spent the
weekend at his home here,
Mr. and Mrs. James Malieaux and
daughter, Toronto, were weekend
guests of Mrs. Jos. McQuaid..
Mrs. Ray Hutchinson and son,
Kitchener, are spending a few days
with her another, Mrs, Ellen Bannon.
Mr. Len Gillespie, Toronto, spent
the weekend with friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hart, Preston,
spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs.
Harry Chesney,
Miss Dorothy .Smith of Hamilton,
spent the weekend with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. A.rnold Stansell, Ayl-
mer, were weekend guests at the
home of Mr, and Mrs. Ralph McFad-
den.
Phone 541 Seaforth
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the basement of the church. We
planned to invite our mothers to our
affiliation service with the WMS on
April 30th, Hymn U4 was then
sung. This was followed by all re-
peating the purpose. The meeting
was closed by the benediction after
which lunch was served.
The March meeting of the Wilton
groupp of the W.M.S. and W, A. was
held at the home of Mrs. James
Clark on Wednesday evening with
37 ladies present. The president,
Mrs. Ronald Bennett opened the
the with "When
Survey Wondrous Cross"ter
which a prayer was offered by Mrs.
Bennett. Mrs, Clark read the scrip-
ture reading from Luke 9: 20-27.
Mrs. Fern Patterson gave the secre-
tary's report of the February meet-
ing which was held in the school-
room of the church and at which two
quilts were quilted, one of which
will be sent to Korea. Mrs. George
Dundee acted as hostess for this
meeting. The roll call was answered
with a "Favorite Hymn". The treas-
urer, Mrs, Frank Kirkby, gave the
financial report. During the business
period plans were made for a bazaar
to be held in the schoolroom of the
church in May. Mrs. Walter BewleY
gave an interesting topic entitled
"The White Angel of Tokyo". Miss
Caroline McDonald, formerly of
Wingham, Ont., was known as the
"White Angel of Tokyo" by the
Japanese, as she labored among pris-
oners, especially among those con-
demned to death, she brought to
them and other unfortunate people
the comfort of the "Gospel of God".
The closing hymn "Take up the
Cross, the ,Saviour said" was follow-
ed with the niizpah benediction re-
peated in unison, Mrs. Iva Wilbee
had charge of several contests and
lunch wag served by the hostess and
the following lunch committee: Mrs.
Dale, Mrs. H, Traviss, Mrs. R. Tra-
viss and Mrs. Harvey Brown.
The April meeting of the Walton
Women's Association met on Thurs-
day afternoon at 2 p.ni. in the base-
ment. Mrs. Love was in the chair
and opened the meeting with the W.
A. Theme Song, followed by the
Mary Stewart Collect, and scripture
reading Mark 16: 1-8. Hymn 87 was
then sung. Sec. report was read and
approved, followed by the treasur-
er's report by Mrs. A, Coutts with
a balance of 3884.74 on hand, Sev-
eral items of business. W. A. Pres-
byterial to bo held on May 5th at
Walton United Church. The annual
Garden Party to be held on Wed-
nesday, June 23rd. The meeting
closed with prayer.
PLAN ANNUAL MEETING
At a luncheon meeting held in
London on Saturday, April 8, plans
were laid for the Annual Meeting
and election of officers for the West-
ern Ontario P. C. Association to be
held Wednesday, May 5 in London.
The 22 ridings of Western Ontario
making up this Association were
represented at this meeting by var-
ious members of the Executive and
'Chairman of the meeting was Mr.
Elmer D. Bell, Q.C. of Exeter. It
was announced that Mr, Frost, Prem -
ler of Ontario • would be guest speak-
er at the main meeting and that
other leading party figures would be
in attendance and speak before the
Women's and Young Conservatives'
Associations who would be having
their elections the same day. Mr.
Elmer Bell, prominent Western Ont-
ario lawyer, will retire from the of-
fice of President this year and Mr.
W. M. Pratt of Listowel and Mr,
Harrison Corey of Petrolia have been
named as the men most likely to
contest the office of President. Oth-
ers attending the luncheon meeting
were: Don R. Morand, Windsor;
T 11 o m a s A. Sanderson, London;
Charles E. Richardson, St. Marys;
Grant Mitchell, Eden; Miss E. M.
.anzen, Kitchener; Mrs. W. H.
Hughes, Waterloo; Mrs. J. E, May-
lor, London: Mrs. W. Hardy, Brant-
ford; Mrs. R. D. Hendrie, Galt, Mrs.
John Petford, Stratford, Mrs. Tron-
son Draper, Petrolia; Mrs. M. Stand -
ring, London; 'Miss Betty Coats -
worth, London; Mr. J. Bickerton,
Woodstock; Mr. D. Fraser, Ilderton;
Secty, Gordon Reid, London, and
Field Organizer, Mr. Clare Westcott
of Seaforth, Ontario.
WALTON
The April meeting of the Walton
CGIT was held in the basement of
the church on April 3rd at 2:30, The
meeting was opened by prayer by
Mary Dennis, followed by the sing-
ing of hymn 285. Doris Johnston
read the scripture and this was fol-;
lowed by prayer. Hymn 243 was then
sung. Our leader, Doreen McCreath
gave a •very interesting topic on the
inspirations of the bible. The min-
utes of the last meeting were read
and adopted. The roll call was an-
swered by 12 members. The next
meeting is to be held on May 1st in
McKILLOP
A large crowd joined with the Wo-
man's Missionary Society of Bethel
United Church in their Easter
Thankoffering meeting held recent-
ly in the church. Mrs. *Earl Mills pre-
sided for the service, the- theme was
"What does Easter mean to you?"
The scripture was read by Mrs. Don
Dennis. Meditations on the Cross,
the Resurrection and Victorious Liv-
ing were read by Mrs. Will Roe, Mrs,
Chas. Boyd and Mrs. Robt. Hulley.
Mary and Murray Dennis sang a
Emcee & Dance
In Varna Hall
FRIDAY, APRIL 9
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ANNOUNCEMENT
OPENING ON
TUESDAY, APRIL 13TH,
Dale Egg Grading
STATION
FRESH EGGS DAILY AND POULTRY
COURTEOUS SERVIGE
IN THE FORMER ISAAC HUDSON STORE
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH
I wish to take this opportunity of expressing
to the many customers of Hudson's Produce my
thanks for their patronage during the long period
such business was operated by my late husband,
It is my wish that such patronage be continued
with the successors of the 'business.
MRS. ISAAC HUDSON
duet. Mrs. Milts welcomed the guests
and introduced the guest speaker,
Miss Clare McGowan, who took her
audience on a trip around Palestine
with colored slides and vivid word
descriptions. She displayed several
articles brought from the Holy Land
and demonstrated a native costume.
Mrs. Phillips, Blyth, sang two solos
which were very appropriate to the
Easter season. The Primary and Jun-
ior classes of the Sunday .School sang
"Little Sunbeams". The offering was
received and dedicated by Mrs. Ross
Leeming. Ethel Dennis thanked the
speaker. Rev. Mr. Livingstone closed
the meeting with prayer. Lunch was
served.
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