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News of Brumfield
BAPTISMAL SERVICE. FEATURES
MOTHER'S DAY OBSERVANCE
Mother's Day service was fitting -
ly''observed, on Sunday `morning in
Bruicefield United: Church. Rev,
S. Davidson conducted the ser-
vice' assisted by Mr.. Norman
su r-
Walder, theSundaySchool
super-
intendent. A choir' of mothers -and
Mrs. Davison's Sunday School.
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Girls'' Ladies':-
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READ°.THE ADVERTISEMEN S': It's a Profttable,Pastime
class presented very lovely music
and song, Miss Doris Walken read
the Scripture.' ,
The baptismal service was cent-
ducted
e t -ducted by Rev. S. Davison, when
the followingchildren were bap-
tized:
p-
tized:Robert Allen,. son of Mr,
and Mrs. John Taylor;, Darlene
Joan, ;daughter- of Mr, .and Mrs,,
William Burdge;Robert Jeffery,
son of Mr. and Mrs.' Robert Allen;
Larry Emmerson, son of Mr. n
Yand
Mrs. James ..Alle;- .William Nop
Allen; -
man, son of Mr, and Mrs, George
Baird; 'Dale Douglas, son -of' ¥r,
and Mrs. Doug „ ' Jones; John
m
Charles, son of Mr, and Mrs.: John
Mustard; Norina : Uoreen,, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Gar-
rett. Patricia Lee, daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. Charles Proctor,
Miss Barbara, Swan and -Master
Ronald Scott gave a word of wel-
cometo the visitors.
A song, "I Love • Someone, Guess
Who, Mother,", was sung: by ,Ann,
Clifton, Joe :Lobb and ' Lawrence
Elliott: A little „gketch, . "When
Mothers Calls,"•rias g 3�
given •b six
little folk; Brenda
da Ann;Hargr'eaves,
Paul Swan,Betty Dalrymple, Gor-
don. Henderson;; 'Bernice Lobb and
Allan McNall.-.: Miss 'Eleanfor -Mc
Cartney read `the story; a . contri-
bution to the mothers who .had
babies 'baptized.-
Miss: Louise Allen, of Hamilton,
was a weekend guest of her broth-
er, Mr. Edgar ;Allen:
Mr. and 'Mrs.- George Wheatley
and son,' Larry, visited with Mr.
and: Mrs. -.Robert Allen, ,Jr.
- Guests -with Mr. and -Mrs -Lorne,
Wilson_Ovex,„'the-weelt_end were•Mr.. and Mrs. Les McKay, ; Elni
RISTUICT WE DINGS
O'LEARY--COY II
ST, COQUMBAN -- On Saturday
morning, May' 9, at o:30, the mar-
riage of Mary Margaret Coyne,
daughter of -Mr., and, Mrs: John L.
Coyne,' R;11., 1, Staffa, and "John
Edward O'Leary, son of Mr. - and
Mrs. Timothy O'Leary, RM. $,
Ailsa Craig, was solemnized in St.
Columban:Roman Catholic Church,
St, Columban: The double- ring
ceremony was. r ed byRev,
rf m
John'McCowell,pwho also sng the
Nuptial Mass.
The soloist, Mr; Douglas Toppin,
London, sang ."Panis .Angelicus,"
"Ave Maria" and "U Sanctissima,"
accompanied b
the organist,,
Mrs.
VincentLane,
Giiren,.in marriage by her father,
the bride chose a floor -length gown
of im rted Italian silk,. The. scul-
ptural bodice featured long -lily
point sheath sleeves. •'A wide scoop
neckline, embroidered with Alen
con lace; dotted; with seed =pearls',-
a softly pleated bouffant skirt with
.appliques of Alencon lace, swept
to an- isle -,wide train, .: A lace Can,.
KIPPEN •EAST"'W.I
The''r . 1 a'
� r meeting, 'bf �Ki n
W.I. will be held Wedesda ,- Ma
20 Y,- e
at 8:30: The: hostess will; ,be
Mrs. dances Drummond, and Mrs.
Ken McKay will be co -hostess.
The .roll :Call will be answered by
"Who was the:.President. when I
-joined.", `.Mrs, W. Broadfoot, Mrs;
Alex McGregor and Mrs: Ros
B:roadfoot will hold. a Dutch auc-
tion," Mrs. Robert 'Geininell;-will
give a paper on "Salt",'' and Mfrs.
James McNaughton will give a
paper, on "Accidents".
Mrs. James Drummond will give
a poem and an exchange of flower
seeds and plants-: will take place
also-saggestions--for a -•bus trip:
The lunch committee.will=be-Mrs
Verne' Alderdice, Mrs. 'Ross Chap
vale and Mr.• and - Mrs .Wally man, . Mrs. Alex; McGregor. and
Bain; Stratford: Mrs. 'Ross Broadfoot.
J..
Here; from: the record, are a few
of the ; common sense views Charlie
MacNaughton' is, expressing forcefully,
on behalf of Huron:
ON AGRICULTURAL'INDUSTRY—,
"May i point out, Mr. Speaker, to you
and the,. hon. "membersof this House`,
that, , inpiny opinion, a . unique oppor-
tunity ,exists. in Huron for industry to
avail itself of the enterprise and, ability
of' ,our farmers . .”
• =Hansard, Page „486;'
ON 'ORGANIZED LABOR
"The tactics of .the irresponsible seg-
ments of labour must be checked
the , steadily increasing patterns of
strikes and the "subsequent higher cost
of labour, have been- the principal rfac-
tors contributing to, the mounting costs
of consumer goods and the inflationary
.tendencies that threaten . our economy
Another 'serious aspect • of this
"whole' situation. .' , is<t'hat there are ,
=many branches' of our society, (particu-
larly those . on fixed incomes and,pen
sinners) who do not possess thecounter-
-part-of - the strike.. weapon with.which,.
to retaliate." :Mansard,' Page 489.
ON DAYLIGHT TIME
"I. do' believe':' this gov't. should: con-
sider -.every possible means of 'providing
for uniform change .dates on a ,province -
wide basis. Tbe haphazard manner in
.which this matter is now being handled
results not only` it pure confusion, but, y ;.
. in scores of instances,: extreme ineon-.
venience and, in fact), hardship."
Mansard, Page. X136
ON NEW CANADIANS
"Of recent years, our population has
been swelled by people of other lands,
to all ,of whom we extend a traditional.
Huron welcome. The customs and tra-
ditions of their native:; countries have
already enriched us apd; a new itypical•
ly Canadian culture emerges."
—Hansard, Page 48$ '
. ON Bt7YING. CANADIAN—
. • ,
"1. ure"the government to institute, as.
soon as possible, a policy which Would
require :all departments of gov't., all
agencies and institutions under the
:direction of gov't. or who are receiving`
grants from the gov't., to give a price
preference to goods of Canadian mann-
-facture." e —Hansard, Page 488
Inside....and' outside the Legislature,
Charlie : --MacNa(ughton's Y :.voice ° has
been • eff dive in promoting the
interests of Huron. Rkling
Let him continue o
tor: you.
SUPPORT THE "COMMON SENSE"
PROGRAM OF THE FROST
•ADNIINISTRATION . WHICE HAS {'
GIVEN ONTARIO ITS `DYNAMIC
'DECADE'
�r,ogre'ss.ive
onserw•
aive
ursduy, June
�Dt
trimmed With seed pearls and drop
pearls, held.a-French illusion -veil.
The bade' carried" a white prayer
book with, mauve orchid and white
'$tre:amera.
Miss Loretta: Barry, R.eg.N.,. De-
troit, .Michigan, as maid of honor,
and. -.Miss Elizabeth O'Leary, Lon. -
don; sister of the bridegroom, as,
bridesmaid, wore identical gowns
of 'mauve Swiss dotted organdy
with scoop neckine: thee-uarter
length sleeves and haunt hemline,
large white picture hats .with
Matching accessories, and ;carried'
nosegays' of ,yellow `and white ear-
nations. '
emerald O'Leary,: brother of the
-o die room and•• ose h Barry;
cousin ; of the :bride, were -
groomf's attendants:
Jamie -Nichol , nephew 'of
. the,
bridegroom,•,;ringbearer, carried a
white: satin cushion; and ;VZaureen,
O'Leary, .diece of the bridegroom,
as . flower girl, dressed in 'white'
nylon and'headdress of yellow ear-
nations. carried a;' tiny basket' of
mixed flowers;-
The ushers' were Louisi'Barry
and.'Clement O'Leary,
" _ London
Followingthe cereniony the w
ed
.
ding dinner andreception^ were -
held' .. at Armstrong's - 'Restaurant,
Exeter.,The, bride's table was dec-
orated with..'spring • flowers and
centred by : a three -fieri wedding:
cake. Receiving the guests,,,. the'
bride's mother wore a ,rose'- lace
sheath. dress with-` rose ;duster;
white accessories and a corsage of.
white'.- roses. •The, `,.bridegroom's
mother chose 'a pink lace.: dress
with white accessories and a„cor-'
sage of red.roses.
For 'travelling to Montreal and
'Quebec the- bride : chose .a mint
green flowered sheath dress , with
- matching ;duster --and white acces
sories , On: their., return ;trip Mr.
:and` Mrs. John O'Leary- will reside
iGuests=`were present from Lon-
don, -Toronto, Oakville and: Ailsa
Craig
Teen. own' Topics
Parents';Aright—
On .Saturday May 2,' about 300
parents andl teen -town members
attended. the :.first'bi-annual "Par-;
cuts' Night:" -,Stew Bald and 'Colleg-
'ians provided the :music:for• the
evening. The dance • started: eat 9,•;
and about•10 the. Meeting came to
order, Due to the :absence of ,the
secretary, Agnes Carter.;. Ellen
Gorwill read:,the. minutes:: Warden:
Jewitt expressed his. appreciation,
for the good: work;;the Teen Town
carrying ' out .other_ honored.
speaker or, -the vening. was Dr:
P. L. Brady,; representing Seaforth
Town- Council. •
President ;J•ewitt-;called
Hutchinson::to th'e platform ::and
.on. bebalf :of Teen -Town members'
presented him with ;a gift,-' token.
in."appreciation for=the help:•in or
ganizing and.•gettii}g Teen -Town
started •Mr Hutchinson thanked
1 resident. Jewitt -and stated_that_
organizing•:a. group is'only ''a start-
ing point. It, is the effort put into:
the:organiz&tion'•by the members.
-themselves that Constitutes' failure
or progress.;
Gloria Carter and,,C-len-. Nott re,.
ceived great :appraisal. for their
'accoidian duet, and Carol "Fowler'
`gave, -a humorous,apeegh oh -.-uses,
antL misuses_of a ,J arbegue, _pit;_
Ross' . Preszcator then told about
his first daiiee. I=believe it wa's his
Iasi' as well; by -the cond'i'tion he
was: in.
Winners. of spot dance' prizes;;
were' Mrs. Jack Adams- and • Jack
Adair, Gail Storey and Keith
Stacey. • '
The weekly epeciltive meeting of
Seaforth T"e`en�Tewn: was, held, in
Seaforth ,High Sebool `on - Tuesday,
May 5. A "letter from Listowel
Teen -Town •inviting a team, to en';
ter -a softball competition on May:.
30, was read by President Jewitt.
.It was decided that Seafort'j would
enter; a team;, but -all ,the ,Iilaycrs:
for the team have not been decid-
ed; This is to be a mixed team,
•consisting of•boys and girls. There
are to .be 'seven teains entered in
this• competition, • and a scup' for--
-annual -competition•. will, be; -award--
ed the winning team. A banouet:in
Listowel :Armouries ,will follow the:
competition, and a teen -town dance
will wind up• the dray. •
. Also at the executive me'eting.it
•was, decided to postfor:those
. iiiterested. in tennis;; By ., the looks,
of the list? - th-e tennis• 'court ' will
sobnbe back inaction. 7t was also
stated that 'the 'rule. ,applying; to
alcoholic'beverages• applies to Sat
urday evening;.at,Teen-Town dine-
•es•only. At this meeting it w4. de
tided, that,: we would ask Clinton
and- Mitchell, to.. go in on a "joint
dance" in: ,the -summer ','Plans for
this dance' ale not yet conpleted.
Dance Saturday, May, 9
The weekly • Teeri-Town danee
was held iu,the. Seaforth Commun--
ity Centre..Larry Viii]Iiams , and
•Don Wright acted as disc• jockeys:
About 1T5';teenagers tur-nedt out for
the dance. The meetingg, was con-,
ducted by Eeith Pethick, , dune to
the , absence' of •President; Jewitt.
Mr. Hutchinson expressed.:appreci.
ationfor the' desk, :Set 'which he
received at Parents; Night. Ile
thanked all inednbers for ,coming
oat ;to the event and bringing their=
parents
Chief Hutchinson was quite dis
turbed abqut the way the boys are
driving • cars around town: He
stated that he hoped that these
"rubber maniacs" . were not Teen -
Town boys. Tickets were passed
out at the door, and later won Paul
Rau the door prize. The group de-
cided to go ahead With the 'tennis
court project" and were -granted an
unanimous - decision,•
-
Executnve Meeting, May 12
The meeting' was held 'in Sed'
forthZIigh-School-oni Tuesday, May
12: Robert'.Reith wasappointed
hedabf' the fieen:-Town ; Tennis
Club. Roltert has the privilege, of
a"ppointing 'his executive,- This
executive will later be annouied
A few members are going to it
chell to matte further plans', for the
"joint dared" later . this summer.
For this dance, a special eommitc,
tee from each club will be appoint-
ed: The PT teachers will select 20
of the best' interested .in" ball,- and
•a• practice ;will decide the final
team. -
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