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BLUEVIATER
DAiICELAND
EVERY
FRII)Alr NIGHT
music laY
Desjardine's, Orchestra
Dancing le 130
, ADMISSION 75 CEN'I'S
JOIN 'TFIE CROWIjS
,gtAFoirra L-roxs
THEATRE NIGHT•
Wednesday,. unel
• -
Brownie's Drive - In
axsrroN, ONTARIO
Featuring the Largest Wide Sere.en
in Iluron County
"Tim WIN
CANcyr. READ":.
, - .•• • • •
---Door prizeeeinelude-IVI-ovie-Oareer-ae
. . . .
" and Two Barbecue Sets,
REGULAR_ADIVHSSION
,Buy .yout tickets from -Members.
. of the, Lions Club. :All proceeds.'
.tor 'the community work of the.
§-eaforth-Lions- Club. • .,
songs "Swing Sweet Char
uiiijtiuupiiijiiuniiuiiiiiiiiiiiininui lot and 'Nobody Knews.the.Troue
• : • • . • e; •
At Ute Seatort4 DIstrict'Ulgit Ueltpoll
.
By. HAROLD IcENPAICIt.
yaiietyr,Night Success
Between five 'andesix •hundreel
Men, .*Ornen • and. children CrOwd-
ed into the anditoriiirn ef S,eafort•h
District:High School "last, 'Friday
evening: . The. SPecial•oCcaSion'wes
the annuel.,17.ariety :Night, sponsor-
ed by the . student body. 4, great
deal; 'of talent Was shown eas"the
,StudentS,' joined. together. to dis-
.play.'ente of the mest. • successful
variety -nightsin. the. Sehocil'S
Plunisteele. the,,prinei!'
'4)41; :4616On:tett „the • lenge - crowd,.
the .slioer. Started ••off,,Withethe Glee
'Club •singing two Songs and ,a
herlak qUartet,te,..under. the'
rec4ion Qf Mie J. A. ,SteWart,...the
'Glee, Club ',•Seng "J'une" is, • Bustini,
Out Ali Over" 'Love Me Tender,"
Faye Love, Marie, ;Siiiclair, -
NoriTeeend RObertBinnendyke
and "You'll Never Walk .Alone."
.The • next feature on the ••show
turnbleingjSi .bey s „.
The bOys.were. Jerry • :A. -chilies,
-Robert Binlienclyit„ Bryan. :Brady,.
Wil1iRinderrebenWi]1iumsep,ee ,
Peter4,RoWat, joh.riPatterSoni.DOni'
nld Muegg.e„,DelintsejeWitt; D'ennie
acharene,„ Robert Met.teand Gary.
Beirehe , Directed,. by;
•Goehietlie. boys Piat on a-fine...she*.
•NeXt,' 'sang' two'.
DISTRICT
MRS. JANE KNOX
- Mrs. Sane Knox, vvho died int To-
ronto Sunday in her 85th year,
Was a former resident of the Lon-
deslapro district and a widow of-
Gedrge Knox,
She is survived by two 'sons,
Ernest and Ward Knox, Hullett
township; three daughters,
Tony A,ppleby, Seaforth; • Mrs.
Lorne Marshall, Toronto, ancl Mrs.
Gratidon. Neal, Clinton; and, one,
sister, Mrs. Charles Sproule, '
Win-
rnpeg•
The funeral service was .held at
• the Ball and Mitch funeral leme,
Clinton, -at -2:30 p.m, Wednesday.
• ble I've Seen." Between these two Barlel was, in.Burns cemetery.
song, the audience was favored •
REGINALD C. WATEEw01
•
with a -solo b Marie Sinclair- She P0
sang, "He's Got the Whole World Funeral services were held Men -
in His Hands" While the quiet stage day at the -Box Funeral, Home, Sea-
• crew, under the direction of ,Mr. ,forth, for Reginald. C. Waterworth,
Whiteley' set up the next---ecene, 30, who was found dead inhis West
Miss Sharon liothain Played an in- William Street residence late
strumental, "Coronaelt". ('a- High- Thursday. . • • '
land Lament) by EdgarthBarrat • He iS survived by his wife, ,the
Thenext number on the program former Ethel May Clarke; a
was a very beautiful piece of daughter, Jeannette; a son,: Mo-
KinleY„ And his parents, Mr. , and
Mrs. -Vincent Waterworth,
-Glen-
Funeral services were conducted'
by Rev. J. C. Britton, and inter-
ment •followed in lVfaitlandlianl
cemetery: PaUbearersweteCeil
Leney,,-George Miter, John Boyes,
John- Ruston, Robert Scott and G.
OBITUARIES
daUghterS'i, WS,: Arthur (Viola)
Lepiont, bf MaUtoba.
art (Ina) Boyd, of 'Clifford; MI'S,
Ernest (Isabelle) Robirison; of
Freelton, and, Mrs. Jarees (Jean).
•Brest; of Goclerich, and by. four-
teen grandehildren. _ .
• The body rested at .the D. A.
Rand,: funeral home, • Brussels,
where a funeral service was con-
dueted Tuesday at 3:30. P,Ifn.,
Rev.:. J. II, Greene, of Melville
`I'resbyterian Cluireh, Burial, was
in Mt. Pleasant' cemetery, Ethel:
MRS. GOLDING, •
Mrs, ' W. Golding, wife Of Sen-
ator Golding, passed. away at the
Unit. Nursing,'Honie fate WedlieS-
(ley evening,. May 6; She had ,Iaeen
in peer health for two years: . •
Mrs. ' 'Golding .Wes.. the 'former
Mena Elliabeth Keachen, daugh-
ter` of, the.late
thur Keriehere. 4 Kilsyth, Grey
-County;:' Ontarna, where she' Was
born on July, 13, 1884:F911{4i/1g-a
collegiate a rid:etuarnercial edneation
,evinclirshe received in Owen Sound,
she came to Seeforth in 1909. where
•sheidea, ernialoyed as bdoldteePer
for the Southgate Clothing- Cp.-, .a
later. the Teyhar-Alideesen „Cloth-
ine Co. ,She ;retained this position
tmtil 'the: time...of leek .niarriage:
Her Marriage' to.eSenatpr Gelding
Ootndonjanu
`Seund
• ary .28, 1913. •
: • . • e
She was active as Men-10er of
the Metlio•diSt Chureh here,' as., k
Sunday school teacher,-Yiolinist
thel.Sunday 'SehooI,Orchestra, and
Work. . Was I the trumpet eaand,
. directed by Mr. George Hildebrand. •
The giels,.'dieesect • itbladk
a
:nd White 'unifOrine, Stele the show
as they played five ininiliere...':Mane
; .people .comniented, .OnehoWswell.
theYe.Wereerairiedi :and heW„ well
• ...the giris played
this'!-waSli'httiii.orotie
MoliolOgee'bY-:JimeSeott....ori."The.
Time :1 'Joined. the Aierly.",.. After
this Came the. Oneact4ay 'spen: "e • • EVERT VANDEWORP
sered • by, the ',SPAS '"Drama : Club . • KIPP,EN-Evert ValielerVvern,, R.,
:and under theedireetiere-pf.Mr. K., lir: 3 Kappen • died suddenly Tues e ,meinher. of the • church choir. until
Keith. This One -act .comedy • con- day. -evening While mowing •bit Church 'Onion in 1925, 'Since : that
sistedof a case of five actors; with lawn.. Mr. Vanderwerp was in 1..115 'time' she has been 'a inenibere of
,-LarrYeR.IXTAS7:heillg:Alie-i.-ster 'Pere' -5.17S-fTjeeeai-T7H,e7.7e-afn-e to • Cane da ,7."Northsu.ee7Cniteci..Chtirehe •
former e The 'Case' and directors eight' years, ago, from Holrand,,",and. ..SurViVors. Are 'her •litishaitd;', two
Were:•,. 'Elizabeth ' ...Marjorie hacL hved at ItipPen for the ..,past. :sons,. •Arthere.',aetelaCher_ein Beal.
•Sinitli;:'Ziann.:••Eltene Don, ..Heinitige three yeeee:. Ile was employee for. 'Technical School,. London"'Ont
.•vv•ur.'; Zddie then; • Larry e Burris tbe last lour - years at 'Williern,'Fraidt„',an officer in ,'the • 4;04F.;,;
1\114i..SP Catherine EckeeMickleeeeepoultr.kelatneeme-NO:*•_el....statietiedeet..Lachine; sgtiebee.; and
ertTICaty SarTeri, ,'Antenette:• yen. .,Ifigheiay.., ' • - : • three daughters, Evelyn ; Mrs.' (Dr.)
Den Heiegel.;directer.:, -Sandra Doig He is survived by ltig.Widow. '•`Peit,e,tt, Vancouver ; B.C."; •Dorothy,
. stage manager' Kenneth .PaPPie,•., ,:Six.children,,..,e11. at horrid: Gerry,. AVite ',of•:;„__'LteCerarderidet. .James
After 'dee playethe Glee Glob •,tob. •,•Albert„ ,•Annie;! Ellie :an 4 .101.15,, ,P4itthoi...111.14...NS.;;;, and
loWedwith.taVe..niereSoager - ; ma0ory .,Mrs. ROSS Montgomery,,.
. . • .
SQ1O by
Donna Berger:. ."FeillOWing; Resting • at the Bonthieni Funeral ,Seafortti,.. and fourteen ,..grande
this., was a giris HeileeHeOp.'erai...-apeee.eTueneallee.ptiblie.'„'„feneeal eiren, 'Other sitrViVers inehidethree
dente, directed by.',.,Mrs,-.g;,..q;90;.:.„g.oviee vi./ffl:. be held. on,' Friday. at • brethere, ., Percy and Lloyd; ' Owen
4.epeneenoildtictedela Rev.41.13TeT.Ven• -Sound and -Georg%
,daterefwhru Pearn M'c77. ano.we„.
u be •in .Exeter, 'Ont.,: and one sister Mrs :Neiman,
ean, "Catherine `7E-Ckertrttentete. cemetery,. • •
Eckert, Barbara Pluineteel, PhYlf. - • Ttineral, services Were field at the
lis Bryene and.:.1Viergeretf: A. • Stelle TOMAS,. • ...' ; Whitney Funeral,: Heine."; Saturdayret„en,e, . • ' ;BRUSSELS- Thomas Turnbull • afternoon': at 2 p m, D .S nen;
•
The last fulinher on the'':tWe-frioui.": died.,;at'ineehonie-inErlieSele Sun 0.40.ted by, ,1-161miniSter, Rev J C.•
-eregrain was ,,t.We sinigs, and a solo cleY.• He was n lus 0,..St..,year.: He Britten. Burial followed at ,Staffa,
hY the„GleCCIfib: Firste they 'sang farmed in Grey to4ria1up unfil re. cemetery: ,Pallbearers Were :Rob-.
Night per Singing''.;: tiring:16,.:BreSSels'tlaree-yeare,ege. ert-Wats On; IVI.eker...Beell,--• Christie,'
then: 'Faye.. Love Sang ' :her solo e He was .! a s,erien,t, the late Main F C J SilIs George: -D Hays
Hellpe',Young'Levere"..;,,, then they Terribell: :ane „Ann Smclair Turu Davi4 Stewart and A ¥ IVICLeene
'fiiiiehed..off by .sitiging;."SOnee.,Eie bull encle•Wes a .ineniher .Ofellyfele The flowerbeorers were, ,
chanted EVening."::, I .v•illeePeesbyterian ;:Chereh. . • , McKellar; A-• Ve .
For...eaeheset.,of songs the Glee ; He is•,. survived bie :'Ciett; -Keith 'Sharp, B: Muir and:
Club ..Wa-§ .clresseddiffereatlYeeAlso 'formen.Mab,eleleaMentl Ross-Sa,vange..:
. , . .
the nensie:was , made clearer' as
tethiecian,Mr. Ed Dalyeetup a
somidystemtAbooattheirvoic
eir-
-cirerners.._Farm_Eittran_te--__R-r-ore
The following are the regulations as drawn up by the Committee
in charge:.
, .
1, 'Open toanyone in. theettir.at area ,.SUrrotinding..Seaforth and.,
2, Deadline,for "entries is Tuesday,• May 26, 1959.
3, No 'improvements are • to . be, Made, until after .June 6th,
which time the judges will, examine the entrances. ,
4. Basis of, awards..will he originality, improvement and, safety.
5. Area. to be judged will he 50-foOt frontage,- being 25 feet each
way ,fromecenterofeentrance, -With a- 25 -foot depth.
6. Peizes:Will'be as follows 1st, $25,.er prize to that value; 2nd,
• 820; 3rde 15; 46.--810;--5tle
• 7. Contestants may enter more than one entrance if they So
deeire.
,8e, Everyone in the competition must complete an entry form.
9. Improvements must be finished by:September 1.1959, when -
,,judgesi, will', re -examine -and place the five .top entries.
To. Judgesedecision will be final. •--
,\TAME ,
ADDRESS , . , . . .. .. .... .. .. .. .. .. . ..... . .
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LOT
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'TOWNSHIP ... .. .. .. . . .. ... ......... .... ...... ... •
• :If you are interested, please till-entetheEntry-Blenk-and mail
to' ,ROBERT FOTHERINGHAM, SEAFORTI-1, or -eontac
MERTON KEYES (*BRUCE, Cott*WIY4ore the entry deadline,:
.For All Your
Requ,irekrents and Needs
onttuct .TOPNOTCH FEEDS
AlIBWIRE
IN. STOCK
rosts7Extra-TIpavy
Old Sty1e8th
•118W.'111.E
At .a
JAAPpktED:: 7 BARB WIRE
8 ; 75 per 'Spool 7777. 81.9 ',gods 4.
Inquire 011 Frices Of Poultry, ,Ilot or POO Wire.
rei*ehig,.'Steelor';Oedait Post
STEEL 8 or f,ength$'..
1.FLAX.Y.ONTRACTS. NOW -.:Available.'
•
• •
We .Still.Haye Some GRASS. SEED Left
:and a -good .-SupW nt.C-I,Ii:SUper Flow Fertilizer
INQUIRE ON, WEED: spadiy AND:
• CEMENT,PRICES,,
• wineigrimanammitiam•
igf,/
0' • •
tiTtri . •
-pie: most 'Value Por't.he ratiner's Dollar"
. • , •
Tho/1'775 •
Seafoi:th
At the end. "God SaYeefieQueenT
wes Sung,: with Cali -Aye. 'Neil At the
piano'. After this, • eve.rforie Started.
ter- lenne,Withethee:thoughts of -a
Wal-enjOYeil /and. pleasant evening,
of .,hurnour, anddifferent
tkpese Of talent. ,
Cadet, Inspection , e
•'Cadet inSpection;is .only 12 days
away! - On Wednesday, May' --21, all
'students, ,from SDHS , will :.be in
their eery ae they .dnnetheir klieg
. ,
AltNEWS
F.
EE
.Mt.- ,Mis...Nelson• lnkig, 'MrS.„ ' Houghton:: 111.,r: adl
'Beimore; Mr: :Alvin •Wprclen end .IVIr's .761m, Hotigh•ton Arid son, 'John,
'family and Mr. and Mrs.' Cliff Mil- Of Mildmay; Mr. and :Mrseeliee
ler bf Staffa nMrsJeeCT-„SWgg and '.1tickey-Trof-e-Exeter ; Mr
°knish:and% family, :of. Seafert.h; and Mrs Ross Houghton „and fdm
arid Mrs.: Robert.' Sadler,, „Cif ily,. Mr, and,Mrs: Jack Kerne and
Staffe„-and. Mr. and Mts. Frank Audrey, Mr. and Rolph
Hamilton .with Mr, and Mrs. Wm. 'and •farnily,•• of 1Vlitchell7" and Frank
Stagg
• Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gardine'n at
Rostock.. . ' .
Mr.„ and 'Mrs. *Murray • Christie
., . • •. •
uniforms' te Marcielin the annual" tPage , . .and family and Mr- and, Mra.. All
Ros.s with Mr. and Mrs. Frenk'Al-
cadet inspection..I being very apti stairs rooms came. up.,for
rtriStre: alb •goirigklo foretell', theeti. .
-Sipre.,••with- rates of 82,00 ifote-smn, ,and- Mrs, -Robert- Laing and
bturelieeVoef this -year s -ppection ..,114e...A.ttheandt$4'requestofe
forWinter
hitmayor,er..11ggsuggest
fleealVgeeme
lY. and elYfai%aywithA1
n.c.IiMr",*G1.:3;?'danond.
will,be an immense SSticeest,. .
This • Week .the'.$19,096' Point open' fao-rs-i.glicthe' win'.13;etts6e:nPtl,areedqiilesitinhed:...dobonln:- 'IVI•eryisr.Te'eLea,1111.;: Kincaid , and
badminton .tournament startedin.
lions; from the' organizations using Tom, of•, Prescott, •.Yisited an
the first:,round, Ed. '."Taxnesf and ' the. roonf, to help cover,. cleaning ',Tuesday' -with Mrs. Grace 'Scott
.peBrejaenthe`:-.8..irea..dtYwO's7straniaillghetdgthameiers..01i1-1-'-'walloarkin.oillutt.,e,nathliece'.matteir be called .on 'othei-,friernise • '
11 this does not and Andrew McLachlan, and also
,the other., games; Robert Elliott brought up at e later meeting.: Sunday visitors,: MT., and Mrs:
and Garry Williams'-deeatel( Juni' A letter from T. 'A, Wilson, con- Donald • Wallace' • arid, • familY, ; of
Scott and Doug R°w-eliffe; 'enter. 'tractor, who ereeted'ithb-Commun- Carlingford with ,Mr: and 'Mrs',•
.into: the finals. Many, :more 'games ity.,e4t.etee;„,..wee reed,leeyeotiricillor ;George Wallace,' • ,
Willbe played this week; .entleav- Baldwin.' The letter . dealt .with Mr ,end MrS. Lloyd,. Sor•sdahl„
°u•ring' tt' find the. king and cine0 needed repairs to the front •PPr7' Alice, and Connie, accompanied by
of hadinin`tan.111 8134-1Si. tion of .the buildmg and the front'.'Ernie Tianctoa , with -Mr; • and: Mrs.'
,
Moon • Sttnick. People Of SIMS' • roof.: The ,Wilsore,lirm. estimated • johneChessell at Mitchell. ,
• Last. Nov.. 21, '1958„,„ I wrote a the test- of -repair at up to $4,700, ' Miss.' °Mee. Speare with Clive
smell editorial abenta, feW.4 the .with an additional' $3,009, for roof 'MacDonald in iviitcheit.
'students who have been caught by repairs. The matter -was held ever .Mie and Mrs. Keit McKellar with
-
on of Cupid'S arroWs... Last Tiles: for the present' for further investi- Mr.' and ,Mrs., 'William 'Binning and
-d-a-sewleile,walking.by the, drialdng gation, when einineil.felt the price family nt Mitchell,
fountatn. -in the lower north hall, was out •of lineMith fr Sarah. Scott: , Mr. ,and.
I came: upon 'three .groups of "stU Co-uncillor.„. .I. • 0. Turnbull told Mrs., ,,Gorchin Scott.. and family; Mr. ,
dents. In each group, were a boy council he was still Waiting for liar- And Mrs .' Tom ' Cialquhoim , and
theree,vordeeinethe-sevver.-.Ileeete..e1reneMrs Eva Colquhoun nd.
•been noticed, herebefe'reWell, ported a lateral had: been, placed 'Jean, Mr. ancicMi's., Jim' Scott and
let e not discourage these energetic for . Supertest. The contractor' for .family, of Staffa.,, • '•
students as•Itheyi have aeeornplislie the new .SeWer work, F,'rank"Kling, ' • • ,
•
ed soinethhig, other ''`-thare being was granted. $30,00, as: Part, Pay, . s'Ladies' :Aidrlilan Supper. ,•
vegetateese: This year anyway, ment,. and ,t116 /Ontario 'Water Re- The :Ladies' Aid ,Society 'held
-they , have . become more. papular .Sourees dorrimiseion will- be: ,in- their meeting .on es ay evening
arnotiglthOse' of .the Opposite sei. formed of .the peyment. • et the home of Olive .SPeare. Mrs:
Go To County ,Ilome • .• , , Discussing .further the, sewer is 'presided and: open,.
The school ..presentedLtlie Variety, sue, coimpillorsefeltethe .01 byeaw dd. the Meeting by reading .a poene
Show -ail -the CountY--HomeeTues, eevering-theeeeiSting"-S-eWerSewertki -MrSe-Joim-;Wallace read ther-seripe
-day evening: , -- have to be changed:to the ',same ture..leseeri, • follaWed with pray-er
Skool.,Noose Questions?. - ,rates as the new Sewer, ,by-law to ;by Mrs, Gerald • careye ,
Hey John Is greaseebo ,herd 'avoid tvvo rates :being in • force, The seerethiee's report was lead.
to get off your hands and Clothes? Dr. • Tiumbull told the. grOup .charg y Mrs:. W.altheerand the treasur
' 'rarik B fat away fields .es had not yet ,been made on six er's' report by 1Virs. Ken Meltellar.
look greener? places...hooked into the sewer. 'Al-. ,NeW tables have been bought for
Kingfishe. Why do you, call. 'thougheYaiting for 'the' engineer tel the chtirefe. basement. Se.eeral it -
George, .Hternian?. measnre these, places,council felt ethe of business Were discussed.
eharges should be hieleded on the Planning -a strawberry. supper was
Hcoming tax notices, • and the cora- one Of the main items, .the supper
ow' To CaliI3rate. .
enittee was to use the figures, as to be held in Jnne. A 'display of
listed by the, assessor for this bill- quilt.blocks rnade by the rriernbers
Your Seed.' ing• .
..• * • was S110Wil by Mrs'. Miller. ,
, ,The, town Police force will be • ,VVMS Ras'. Meeting. .
• The indicators pa manY seed 'structed te attend an fire S where 'The ..May' meeting of.' the .2,Vo-
drills can't he 'depended' on after taWa bkdi"Aigs are being' tised, fol men,s miesionary.societe wasiofteid
a few year's , use, It makes' geed • lowing a .. xecommendation. by at the keine of ,M.re, T.' Laing on
sense' then to play Safe' and •field council. Mayor Christie said at the Thursday. Mrs: William , Harper
calibrate:your seeding 'equipment last council. :meeting •,a . decision presided: The Scripture lesson -was
this. spring. - • • . was made not to 'let police ,gti- to read by Mrs.'llarper, followed with
• Grain, seeding rates can ,be out-of-town fires.. However,' he preeer by :MrS. ,Calder
checked in the field by filling the .pointed out, at . a recent fire, on The secretary's repert was given
seed box level full and then, seed- the edge of• town,. a 'town -hydrant by M.Ks. T.,L Scott -A: verse from
measured -off distance. 'had .been -used and9fo one was ,the Bible,, naming a bird; was an
if yeti k w the 'width of your there to direct cans around the hos- swerecl.for the roll call The 'stud'
drill, the 'distance traVelled, the. es; With the result that many' were book was itt -charge of Mrs. T. L
amount .of seed used and the area driving over them. Council. eX- Scott; assisted by Mrs.yHoughton
covered, you .can figure .out thepressed the, opinion that in rural: and Mrs. 'GracelScott.; ,
seeding rate with .this formulal fires 'few hoses, were laid across The treasurer 'S rePOrt was reed
• Miles travelled. multiplied by the roads, 'and if there was a reeral ,b.y.. Mrs:. garpor. Lamona
Width in inches„ divided by 160, 'fine:, it was up. to the O'IT det4e,b-- 'gaVe the Offertory. prayer, 4. let -
equals acres 'seeded.' • . • inent to provide protection, wiid,o,lter froth meg., Lillian Dieksou,01
Bushels of seed Used:: divided by it .was ' to the.stoWn; force to Fornins,a, Was reed by Afire. Graee.
acres. seeded,•equa.la 'rate per acre. -direct' t.rallie'lln tatil. fires 'and Scott LMrs.......Harlier.. „closed. ,the
.Por greatest accurace, "ealibrete thosewhere tile hoses were :hooked Meeting ,with prayer. •
each ' feed, run iridiVidually, by ty-. into ,toWit• hydrante. • ' • .
ing a beg .around each spout, Then - Building 'permits', totafltttg $16,
operate the given distance. . 460, were granted, as ..council ad- " A kindly 'warden summoned '• a
With forage seeds, start with a jeweled the. fetir-fiour.eneeting. The long-term priSolierend said,
setting:of one bushel on the wheat permits were issued td W. L. franldy you've got inc concerned.
'scare, then try the drill out on a O'Shea, Chalk Street, 8400, te, 8500 You're ' the ' enTy ,con ehere who
hard •surface., COunt the• number storage,roorn; Andrew McNichol, hasn't had a thie year:
• of seeds that drop per foot of row Jelin- Street, $500; sun porch e 1) lla,ven't you any relative wh6 cares
'arid adjust the setting to Seed 30 L. SteWart; Wet ' Street,, about' you?" '
' to 35 seeds per foot of rOw for, $900,. one-roorn •addition; L., -"I get Jots of 'em, Warden&
six to seven-inch row spacings.' Ord Street; '87,000; reSidenceo., John maintained theprisoner,. butall
For large seeded crops, like brorne Byer.rnan, ..Eest „William Street, of ''ern'te right inehere for, longer
grass, lapen the drill slightly more. 87,500 residene. ' • , Stretches than mel"•" '
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Lynch 'Acts
RO
R ONT., ,bria
GE IN TliE SWIM
with theoe neW
ATHING
The new Summer c on
•thesseS are here isi. a late .
Of colors,- Patterna andstyles
,suit you. NO4ron: prints,. .
eglazetle.cottens,. gingham
• and new novelty -fabrics
, so smartfor 1959.- • .
, ••
,NoW's the tine to pick .
several for the hot Surne
• mei; days ahead.TheY're
sparkling neeeand fresh
and the choice
eempletee •
,
Wevel What a range of, new eye-
catching bathing suits we'ee got for
e'yo. Neviestyles :in plain shades,• ,
smart plaids and floral designs„,
yoU'Ve never seen, the. -iote: of -I
•V,oe've got to come here and see
etlie.-beste and- the, "prices are :Varied
to suit every. pocketbook.
•...,
5 to16.95
Girls' Sims from _5
OTHER ;COTTON DRESSE
• Budget;Pieed at 8.95 -to 12.95
an
• SHIRTS, SHORT'S,
• SKIRTS and SLIMS
•NEW STRIPE CHINO
GAY' POI.,LSHIED COTTONS
---PAITE-RN,ED LINENS
febiwsstre iefre°sme --11°'ivvelyy s.f.-41t1 OPraas.1-`•
Prints, plain and print com-
binations and plain shades, in
,sleeveless shirts, trim Slim-
• Jims, shorts and skirts; all
to match.
Buy one or all, four to
match uplor enyhot weather;
occasion.- - -
• NEW MO IRON
• Sleeveless ,or Short Sleeve
TAILORED SHIRTS
White, black, peach, yellow, pink,,
blue, or green ne-iron broadcloth
shirts in inesleeve or culled short
sleeve style, plus sparkle -tone
-whites iri -every size.. Beautifully
maii-tailored by "London. Lassie",
eizes 12 to 20. --
• SPECIAL -• . • ...
.Monday, , May 18tk
--7-vicToRIA -DAY
vvFnE CLOSED ALL; DA
NEWS-
• Confirmation service was held at " Mr. and,Mrs. Carl Elligsen, Jan-
et, Carol and Gary, of Windsor,
with his mother, Mrs.-.-Lenae El-
ligsen, for the, weekend. •
•
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne VVolfe and
, •
'sons and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Saper and Jimmy, of 'Kitchener,
',with, Mr. and 11/Irs. Lavern Wolfe
St. Peter's Lutheran , Church on
„Sunday morning. with' Rev. E. J.
Fischer. in charge. , TWe-bouquets,
of white snapdragons and carna-
tions were purcha.sed bythe class
for the altar.
,
•
'White gowns were worn by the
class of catecumins, who; were:
Shirley Helen Arbutus Rapien,• Di-
anne, Marilyn Mick, Marie ' Ann
Rohrer, janeeGay Itock,, Rose- Eva
1Vlaretta Butiek, Gloria Margaret
Meegge, Janet' Carolyn Hinz,. Roy
August Betierrname, "John Herman,
,Ieleiliatier, Wayne Elwyn Jarmuth,
•Richard Allen ,Leonhardt,' Warren
Larry Priestap, Roger Russell
Sheldice„ _Paul -Laufs--DietereKen-
neth EdWard AhrenS,..,Paul Arthur
• ,Tile choir sang an anthem Nvith
'Mrs. George Mogk at the organ.
The pastor was presented with a
-.gift of Money from the cless: Two
baskets of flowers Were in :the
gaill/Mn. in i mDorisn2Vid°r" 115. Art': '41:UaSrl:uulewdlahe sei4117t:'
in :Vittoria Hospital. •
Vielters at 'the home of Mr, and
Mrs.. Edwin Rock on .• Sunday On
the oceasion. of their:35th .wedeling
annivereary and , their daughter
Jane's confirmation. vvere:
"aildelVf-fs7E7,W-Fis-clfer, -Mr, and
,Mrs. Lawrence .Rpck and Mrs`,
Schultz, of ,Detroit; Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne Aitchesen, •Mitchell;,Maeand
,Mrs. lames Broughton, 'AtUrop'd;
.Mr...and,IVIrs. Bill Broughton ",and
'AtwOod; `'Mr:. and Mrs.
Dmoirsusg. GAZhheRsnone,ii,., fttNeliaxga.faofF, thalins
3chtiactnincaelzitrioemidsothneaftuTneeesrawl aotter.Gilaesnt. Nits. Ge6,. tieknieirr
We-dneSdare7.---!"" Mid "Mrs.e•Fredelierberte-
, The graduation from Waterloo " Vieitpis With Mr. and Mrs Her
Sproinary ,of Diegel, sonof Man Leonliardt for Richard's Cone
Mr." arid Mrs.' William eDiegel,- aild firinetion on Sunday wereMrl and
. Calvin Gilch, son'of mi., and Mrs. 1VIrs. -Norman' Wilson; and larnilY;
Arthur"Oiloh; 4 -Stretford,' andhus- of..,..,'6eustadt; MraricI.Mrs."Henry
band 4 the former ,Rose Scher-
barth, was held at•St. Pees Luth-
eran Church, Norrnanlay, on SUP -
day eveningeThese attending from
here were Mr. -and Mrs. William
Diegel, Arthur and 1Vlar1erie, •Geo.
Diegelr Mr. and Mrs. AtigustScher-
barth, Mrs., CaWirt Gilck; Rev: and
Mrs. E. ...T.' Fischer, Mr.' and Mrs
."Soe Smith; Mr and 'Mrs, Ronald
Hinz and Rodney.,' ,
• Manylarents from. this .district
• attended the variety program,
"May Daze" eat the Mitchell and
District High' School on Friday ev-
• nlarig..'and MMrs. Edwin Reek made
a donation to the organfund a St.
Peter's Lutheran Church 'on the
occasion of their 35th wedding' an-
niversary on Sunday.
• Waraon and. Roger Shoklice spent
Saturday at Edgewood Camp; Ed-
en Mills, near Guelph, for a Iced.-
erihip" training. course. '
Mrs. Rosine Miller returned to
her 'home after ' spending the win.,
ter months with her granddaugh-
ter, Mrs. Ed, 'Fiecher, and Mr.
Fischer, of Seaferth, • •*
• Mr. end, MrS. Leiden. Benne-
Wies have moved front their farm
to the new heme they built in the
•Village. Their son, Edward, resides
on the liorrie. farm.
• Mr. and Mrs, John L. BennewieS
are spending a week with their
daughter, Mrs.'Ernie Ilartli and
Mr. Hartji, in Detroit and .atend-
ing the confirmation at a Ltitheren
Gliurch, thereof their grandclaugh-
,ter, Joyce'llartji. ' ^ -
Meyer and Gary, of Kitchener ;
Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Kistner and
sons; Mr. and Mrs. Ross Leon-
hardt and family, Rudolph Bauer
and family, Marie, Cara, 'John
and Martin. Meyer, Allen Chris-
tiansen, Phyllis Docking, Sta_ffa;
Barbara Jaekson, Stretford, and
Charles Set:ler-berth. •,
Visitors with Mr.. and Mrs. Reu-
ben Suuck, On Sunday for Rose
Eva'S confirmation were: Mr. end.
Mrs. Mervin Dietz and family„ Mc-
aVIr..and Mrs. Aubrey Eick-
rneir; of Egmondyille; Mr: and
Mrs. Louie &tuck and daughters;
Ellice; Mr. and -Mrs. lVfartin Buuck
and David, of Milverton; Mr, and
Mrs, Gerald Buuck, of Seaforth;
Mrs. Minnie Voek, Bornholm, Miss
Elaine Bennewies.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elelaer,
McKillep, ,,Mr. and,. Mrs. 'Harold
• IVIcleaughten • and, Glen, Willow
Greve, and Mr. end Mrs. Harvey
Ahrens and family with, Mr. and.
Mrs, Ed, Ahrens. •
Mr., Donald Wolfe was en a .bus
tour. to Hamilton steel plant with
other students of -the" Teachers'
College, Stratford, on Monday.
Mr. alia Mrs. Ronald Mogk and
bamiIy. of Oil Springs, and Miss
Arlene Mogle Landon, with Mr.
• and Mrs. Kenneth Smith on Sun-
• Visittlrs with Mr. and Mrs. Bus;
sell Sholdice on Sunday for. Rog-
er's Cenfitrnation were: Mr. and
Mre. Glenn • Faye and
Nancy, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross IVIc-
Mrs. John C. .Diegel,. all of Strate
ford; Mr. and Mrs. ,Grant Moore,
Ileath,er and Connie, 'of ,Waterloo;
Mr. and Mis.'Ross Knight, of Brus-
sels.; 'IVIr. alid. Mrs. Howard Cluere '
engesser and family, MisS Barbara
Clark of Mitchell- Mr. and Mrs.
-Martin. Diegel and Arlene, McKile ,
lop;Miss. Audrey Ilackwell, Web .
ten; 'Mr. JadkMflWaiu, of Sea -
forth; MTS. Lena Bemiewies, of
Mitchell., and Mrs. L QUeren-c.
gesser. 1•
•-
Relatives received word of ,the
death of frank Swigger, Detroit, e
• husband of. Elsie Querengesser.
--Mr., and Mrs.' Ed. Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Bede "andMr.
"Williameguerefigesser attended the ,
funeral of Betty' Schleuter, 17,
granddaughter of,tlie late. Mr. and
rs. Andrew Brodhegen, at Palm-
erston oil Tees:de-Y. '-•
_,- • -
Mrs.' George -Rock, . Mrs;
Smith, Mrs. Dan Beuermann, Mrs. ,
Dalton Hinz and Mrs. E. J. Fische'
er: attended the 17th annual West.:
ern .Conference of ,the United I,uth-,"
eraneGhtirch•WoMeaeateElmira. one.-- -
Saturday., .
Present Pe Pin
• The.monthly meeting of the
O.W.. of St. •Peter's - Lutheran
• Church was_held,.., with Mrs. Rus-
sell ,Sholdice, Mrs. George Mogh,
and Mrs, Ed. Scherbarth, Sr., in
charge of devotions, The topic was
"Growing, on World Friends." sev-.
eral _.Mother' e Day paeans were
read. Mrs. Fred Yetmg, who -was
president, for five ,years, was pre-
eented with a life membership pin
by,. Mrs. Lew Hicks, president.
An invitation was accepted to
attend the 1.00th anniversary of
Zion' Lutheran Church,: Stratford,
on June 10, and plans to be made ,
at the next meeting to serve lunch
'at,theordinatien service to be held ,
here at'theloeal church on Jane 3. . •
The basement flooris to be paint •
-
ed the weeli, of May 18, when all
ladies are requested to aStist.
Birthdays were reported by Mrs.
August Bauer and -Mrs. Martin'
"Are 3rou out of your mind,
1,adY7" 'the conductor asked ,the woe
man as she started to lead her.
horse into the sleeping car
"Certainly not," she said; "he
gets sick on buses,"
The talkatiye, ladVas telling
her husband about the bad mart- --.
ners of ari acouaintande whe had -
reeently ,paid her 'a Visit:
"If that 'wernan yawned Once ,
whi1 1 was talking to, her," she
said, "she yawned 11 times."
"Perhaps she wasn't yetvedng, • ,
dear," .the husband said, "maybe
Lean, Brenda and Bradley and she wanted to say stimethine