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H. A. EEMPSTElt,
OrganiSt and Choir Leader.
10 a,rex-Sunday Schools -at their
respective 'Churches. •
11 A.M.
",On 'Vacation Witb. the ,
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Guest Soloist: Mr. Glenn Lodge,
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• ChUr'clry Notices
Vgraondviitteihulted Chureh.—Dr.
J. Semple, Minister; Lyle Ham-.
mond, organist-'ehoir 'leader; 11
a.m., guest speaker, Mr., Frank
Morgan; Sunday School, 10 a.ra;
'•ANNOUNCENIENTS _ _
lYfr.,•ancl: Mrs. Jack Beaman, Wal -
:tan, ;WiSh' ta annOunce the engage-
: riled of their eldest daughter, Shir-
ley .Arine, to. Elmer Lorne Desch:,
• only -son of Mr: •and•Mrs. Pat
oeseh, 0, Udell, Wedding to, take
plate on August 29.
• Mr. and Mrs'. GOrdOti:TUrner
Brucelield wish to ' announce,. the
engagepent : of . their:..: daughter,
Catherine •Itiith; to 11/1r, William
DallaSinsnp,of Mr. 'and:Mts. Russell
Dallas; Bruce:field • The wedding
WillLiake 'place...the first part of
SepteMber. - '
'Mr. and Mrs. Mrs.Jim Bannerman,
Seaforth, wish to announce
the 'engagement of their youngest
daughter, 'Hazel Anna; to Mr. John
Wilinr Hali,• Toronto, son of Mrs.
Good, Ifitiptorx,• and the late Mr:
Halt The:. marriage' will take place
on August. 22:in'Nortliaide United
chureln .-Seaferth,' at 3i.00
1V1r..-and Mrs. George McCartney,
Brucelleld wish to announce the
ntageinent-7:of—thetr7-youngest
daughter, Mary. Eileen, to Mr. Wil-
"ain_letbereott,oungest
son Of Mr.andMis. Roy Nether-
cott; Kirkted, 'The wedding .:will
take:place Saturday, Sept .5,, at
4:.30 . pan., in. Bracefield United
Church.
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BAKED TRESE,:DAILY
•
EGMONDVILLE
• Retent Visitors with Mr. and.Mrs.
Stotchmer were: Mr. and,
lalirigton;,,.'Mr. and' " Mrs.' James'
'Black and; .MarilYn,:. of Belmont:.
Mr. ancl Mrs. Thornas Scotchmer,
Jim and Lynn, of Guelph. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Scotchmer
were in 13ayfield on Friday" visit-
ing friends. '
• @tn.. rs.
:Landon,' and. Mr. and Mrs. Doug
Ra,cho,...of•DUblin, Visited on Tues-
day with. Mr. and Mr. Edward
Brown. Weekend visitors with
•andMrs. Brown were the • Vaastene
'famlli,l'Of I
•Mis."'..Reg Clark -of Gtencoe-,'-was
•g reed/int Visitor:with 'Mrs. R. Dal-
rymple ,s4net Charlie, • •
.;
• IVIrs. llamas- Barton has moved
to .ListoweI. : ••• • "
• Mrs. Edward ltiowa is atpresent.
in the hospital taking treatments,''
1VIi.n.and "Mrs. .G. R. -„Keyes ,and
Ong-4er; Joan,„ of , Whidsor„:, and
aridMra. Stuart N. 'Keyes, Of,
:Weekend. at the
Keyea 'lunge here: They ';attended
the'lKeYea" family picnie at Godd-
rich
.an'Saturday, -when 59 -Mem-,
bers,•,of ihelarrillY ' met and. enjoy-
ed A .very pleasant..faniily.reunion.,
• Rev: and :1VIrlrNadre* H. Mc -
'Kenzie and'faMllY:Were reterit•Visi,
tors - with Mr. Thomas RobinSon,
and fainlly and Mrs. Hugh ,McLach:
Miss Marian Weiland, of Toron-
to, spent a few days with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weiland.• .
Miss DOrothy I3oyes , is, camp
leader afderich sun -liner sch 1
this Week. -Miss Grace Stephens�n
is also, attending camp there.
Misses • Lonise and Maureen
Cooke, ,of:Kingston, are holidaying
with their grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs: Harry Welland. •
....,,,,Messrs. Elmore' Stephenson, Roy
•IVIcGench and, Norman, MacLean
-were on a fishing trip to Northern
Ontario. n
• Mr. and Mrs. George Lave, of
Goderichr visited with' Mr. and
Mrs-. • H. Weiland. • •
Mrs. John Earle and Mr. George
• Earle are spending' a week in Ot-
• tawa With her son; Sgt. 'Harry
Earle, at the' RCAF Station, Rock-
-:Farm News
'Harvesting is .progressing very
favorably,Sturm .entting is yet -to
i
be done n the north part of the
• county'. Weekend rains occurred in
widely 'spread areas. •
Pastures 'are generally ui- good
shape..Second;cut haY is being cut.
Turnips are being liftedexpbrt is
good:: Cash' crops are making ex-
cellent progress.
LAST CALL. .
SA
or'
Or SUMMER • JEWELLERY
ALL SUMMER COSTUME- JEWELLERY
. Including Zlecktetsi.„Earringi,..:Brateletsr Brod'ehes, Etc. -
• . •RE-GpRatur moo
'To :Clear at 59c
LAST 'MINUTE SPECIAL1
OVer 400 Earrings, including &ranter and•Fall cololirs--
RhinestOne, Auroraborealis, ••
REGULAR VALUES, FR0111 $1.00 TO $2.90 •
To Clear - at 59c Pair
HIGIIE14.PRICED SUMMER JEWELLERY
AT HALF PRICE' :" •
Don't Miss This 'Costunie Jewellery Sale !
VAUG .E'S
JEWELLERY GIFTS ' FINE CHIlkcA,
Seaforth
AL BRIEFS
- Mrs. Ethel Duggan, Mrs. Russel
Pratt and Mr. James Duggan Of
Detroit. visited M a rt'h 4.
Thompson over the weekend.. ' •
Mrs. George,Banker, who, is • an
:the, Staff , of the ,United 'States -In•
telligenee•,-Service
visiting her. Sister, -,Mrs, A. W.
lery and Mr. Siliery.. • ;„
Mr. and Mrs. Orville. Oke and
,iarnilk.-haV,e-returned-
tor,trip Montreal ari'd the East- ,
• Mr,..artd: Mrs. Art Wright, Donald:
••and . Douglas have returned -home
froin.'va.catiOri tanthe Western Prov-
inces arid: Banff, 'Alberta.
arid Mrs, 'John GaJiop of
Toro,ato,„ are visiting, • •Seaforth
irlends: this week. .•
" 'Mrs.' R. S. Ilaya.;',who has been
in Detroit for some:time, -is at her
hone here. She is accompanied by
her daughter, •Mrs.. Byron ' Mont:,
Ornery, and ,Mr., 1Viontgeinery, Of.
Mr. • and Mrs. 'George Miller and
family- are on, a. Motor trip to Of-.
taw and Moritreal.' r:
" Mr. Gordon Rennie of of , Sand;
ridge-, spent several 'daysvisiting.
his.p,arentS, 'Mr. and Mrs.
mr:'and.MrS.E1Mer Larone were
in Malton Monday' to Welcome their:
son; Mr: Keliri,eth- Latorie,- on his.
return: fallowing a.. visit to England:
Mr. Tommy Grieve and kr. Rus-
sell Grieve, of Windsor, spent Sun.
day at the home of their grand-
father, Mr. Thomas M. Grieve.
, Mr., Harry Grieve and grandson,
Master Bobby Grieve, are visiting
Mr. 'Thomas M. Grieve and Misses
Margaret and Bessie Grieve.
Mrs. Justin Sinclair, of trigden,
visited Mrs., Leo Stephenson on
Sunday. , •
• mr. •and Grunirnett, ac-
companied by Mr. and Mrs. D. C.
Airth, of Cookstown, spent last
week at ;Kincardine Beach. -• •
Mrs. Een larone, of Toronto,
waS 'a recent guest With her par-
ents, Mr. and Ms.'J R. Spittal.
Mr. and Mrs. Neville McMillan
and 'family, of Pickering, are vis-
iting his parents, Mr. and IVIrs. J.
My McMillan. •
"Mr. and MrsWilliam. Smith are
holidaying, at Fenelon Falls.
Dr, -and Mrs. A. L. Blaek and
fainily were in Fenelon rails and
were accompanied by Mrs. 131acle,.s
mother, Mrs, Henderson. 1"
Mrs. F. J. LBechely is spending
some time at her cottage in Bay-
- -Miss Margaret McLean has re-
turned after-spdading-sevaral-days-
in London.
,• Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hagan and
amilY have returned following a
motor trip to Midland and Graven-
• Misses Mary Scott and' Sharon
McNichol are holidaying this Week
in Sarnia ,with Mr. and Mrs, D.
Mr.Bradley, Brown, Galt, is
spending two weeks visiting with
Mrs. Jack Fraiser.
Miss ,Dopelda Adams is holiday-
ing in the -western °provinces and
at present is the guest of her broth-
er and sister-in-law, Cpl. and Mrs.
K. 'T. Adams and sons, Gerald and
Michael,. in •Winnipeg..
• Mr. and Mrs. Jack • Eisler, ja".,
Cindy and Gary and,Mr.. and Mrs.
Bedford Dangey and 13rertda spent
the past week -at Wasaga Beach
and visited with Mr-' and Mrs. Jas.
Hogg, Collingwood. •
Mr. and Mrs.' Roy Snider and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Don Maurits -
key and fanallY, Mr .1 and Mrs. Del
Knightley and. Donna," of Kiteheiter;.-
Oild IVIi. -Ed. Waroslil of 'Waterloo,
spent the weekend with; Mrs. Mark
Hildebrand. •
Mrs. B. 13. StephenSon' is spend,
ing a few days with relatives in
Exeter. '
• Mr. William Stephenson„ of To-
ronto, sperit the past week7With
Mrs. Leo Stephenson.
Dr. and Mrs. S. -A. MacGregOr
visited his aunts, Mrs. D..8.13..yan
and Miss C. Martin, Reg.N.
Mrs. lVfargaret Hutton, Kincar-
dine, will obser.ve her 9I,st birthday
this Saturday: She is the mother
of Mrs. J.' Gruinrnett. '
• Dr, and: Mrs. R.• E. Smale, of
Midland, visited Mr. and Mrs. Al-
bert Sinale and attended the fun:
eraI of Mr. William Stephenson, ,
Mr, arid Mrs. W. Macmin and
M. 'William Boles,. of Niagara
Falls, New .Yorkvisited Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Smale:
• Recent visitors, with Mr. ancl
,Mrs. John Kellar were ,her, broth-
er-in-law and. sister, ,IVIr. and Mrs.
Wirt Linger, Richard and Aaron
and Mrs, Harry Harris, of West
• Viregria. Mrs. A. B, ' Mick' accom-
padied them here to spend the sum-
mer with her daughter, .
' Mr. and Mrs, James A.,Mnrray,
of Dundalk, were Seafqrth visitors
oztFrid•aY, •
Mr, X. 1, McLean, of Kingston
has been on holidayS with his fano-
ST7-..COLTIVIRAN7FOOTWAL1L--TEAM-,'-rtoPpin-rthe huren
ball: League 'throughout tire season, took the final series= kora the".-
-Wintliroparyetile squad last week.. They Won -the final. Series,-heat-
)ing Winthrop 2-0, 1-0- and, 1-1,tie.. Members ofthe champiOnshi., ptearn
,
are left to right front row: Danny O'Connora Pahl Makine:;',GOrdon
Byers, Eenriy Ryan, Don-Benninger;-,,eentre roWc13111Y-RYain'Steph-
en Cronin, • Jim Melad.y; Harry Ryan, Bill McLaughlin, Kenny Mnrr, ,
ray, Peter back row;.Leon Maloney, presidentof rthefluron
FOotbali Association; -Jack Costella, Alfred Malan-4;7:: Joe- .1V,Ialoney,- -
• Jimmy Cronin' and Ted Melady, coach. PhOta..15y
. • • .
WALTON BRIDE ETE
RECEPTIONS AND SHOWERS-
HAcKwELL_D-ENms
• A Pretty wedding Was StileinniZed
at Duff'S 'United, Chtirch,
On -r -Saturday; AirgirSt 8,, at 2 p.m.,
when Mary Beatrice : Dennis :an
.1i.ackwell exchanged
wedding. vows:. The :bride' is • the
daughter of Mr:. and Mrs:Wiluiani
ily here: -He and '•Mrs. McLean
• spent several days • in the.„Barrie
Mr. and Mrs. •Franiet ndrnore
and Miss Nancy Cudinore,. Wal-
laceburg, were' guests ,•of Miss
Hazel Reid and Mr. D. L. ,Reid.
•
. Mrs. J. M. Doyle, .of Dorchester,
has returned home after visiting,
with relatives and friends.
Mr . and Mrs. Harold Jackson are
spending the month of August in a
cottage at Corunna. •
Miss,.."Minnie J. liabkirk sent
last weekend in Goderich: ;
• Miss Mabel KellOugh of London;
spent the weekend with her sister,
Mrs. William Kelley, and Mr. Eel-.
le •
Mrs. Ada' Dale was ' -in Kitchener
for a few --days last week. -
, Miss Rena' -McKenzie and Mr.
Jobn 1VIcKeniie spent "a feW days
in Orillia with Mr. and Mrs. Alex
McKenzie.
Mrs. J. "R. Minter- and daughter,
Mrs. F'errnanti.and Lynda and. Ear-
• en-Fermanttn of Toronto, were 'the
guests of Mr. Glenn Smith. -
:Nr. and:Mrs. Allan Reid, Water-
loo, were in town on Thursday .ef
last week. ». •• -
Mr. Angus Kennedy, of Windsor, -
and Mr: andMrs: Ted BeehelY, -of
St., Thomas, Were guests of Mrs..
F. J, 'Bechely • and' Mrs. R. J..
Sproat and other friends on Thurs-
day: .
Miss Isabelle Ross, of Winnipeg,.
is a guest of Mr. :and Mrs. R. W.
Campbell and other -friends in 5M,
•-••
•
Mr, and Mrs', Ray Mason,. of
Windsor, were -guests of •Mr. and '
Mrs. Roy McGonigle over theweek
end. ,
---Mr»-and-Mrs.-Edward»Roche, of•
,Chicago, have Igen recent guests
of Miss Ltiella, Burke. •
• Mr. and Mrs. lerald Hulbert and
daughter, Carol Lou and Mr„ Mal-
colm,- Timmins, of Toronto, spent
the weekend at the home of; Mrs.
•Bethune. • -
Mr. Ross Rennie, Toronto; Mr.
Gordon Rennie, Sundridge, and Mr..
• Ronald ' Rennie,, ,Toronte, were
guests of _their' Parents, Mr: ”
Mrs. M. R. Remiie, at:Grand Bend:,
• Mrs. Myrtle C,arnbchan, of Eliase,
• iS a guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Milton Stewart. .
. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lindsay •
of Ingersoll, and Mrs. John Green,
of London,. Were weekend, guests
of Mias, Gladys Thomp.sdai •
•• Rev. IL D. Stewart, Ottawa, Mr.
• Gerald' Stewart and ,Mr. -,Charles
Stewart,' Toronto were .guests of
•their- mother; Mrs.11-larik Stewart.
Mrs, Jack Easun; ,of Stratford,
spent Sunday with. her mother,' •IVIrs,
Hugh Alexander. •
' •
, Mrs.- AndreW. Reekie,. of -Brant-
ford, ;was a guest of .1:iek• sister,
Mrs, Robert MeMillan, and r.
Mr. and,,MrS: , Joseph' Marlirelli-
and family; of Sault. Ste, Marie,
are guest 'of Mrs. E. C. Case,
Mr: and Mrs, Mike Morkovvsky
and:family, of IVIacnutt, Sask., vis-
'ited with Mr. 'and Mrs. S. Luput
' Mr. and, Mrs. llikam Proctor, of
New Liskeard were • Weekend
guests of Mr. arithlVIrs. Ephriam
Clarke, • , - •
Mrs. R. B., Holmes j[s spending
a few daYa in Toronto with , Miss
Mary Dodds. , • •
• Mr. and, -Mrs. John Patterson,
John, Allan and Dianne' have re-
.ttirned heine from a .ten-day• vaca-
tion at 'Eugenia Falls.
Mr-and1VIrs. Thomas Kahle 'and
sons, .Tainitie and Johnnie, a, '
Earnilton),„sPeritSunday evening at'
the hoin4 of . Mrs. A, Bethune.
., Mr. arid Mrs. Cecil Smith, To .
'onto, were weekend:guests of Mr,
and. Mrs. Sydney Gemmell, of Eg, •
monclville, ".
MrS. R. K. McFarlane spent a
few' days in London.
• Sister M, Henrietta,' the 'GreY•
Sisters of the /inrnaculate 'Coneep-
tien, Perdbreke, Ont., spent the
PaSt tWo weeks with her mother,
Mrs', Mary O'Reilly, George Street.
Mr; and Mrs, John O'Reilly and .
family; of Stratford,' 'visited with
Mr. ald Mr. IL Pritigle.
Dennis, Walton,,and the groom as
I the son of -Mr: and Mrs. W. C.
Hackweil, Waltolf•-Rev•
•Insetrede11,b.7RWinethvropil._,Ituaasiofficiated, w.
si
ab
• The bride looked' lovely in • a
lieor-lengtht 'short -sleeved gowii of
white silk organza, icing torso bo-
dice styled with, scoop neckline and
• appliquei-Of-Gtilpine lace, trimmed
with iridescent sequins' and seed
pearls. The bouffant skirt was
scattered with appliques and fell
to a chapel train. She carried a
white Bible crested with pink res.'
es and -white stephanotis She also
wore a single strand of pearls and
matching earrings, which were the
• t of the
Miss Doris Johnston; Clinton, i.Vgs
maid of honor, arid 'bridesmaids
were Miss Geraldine Dennis, Wal-
ton; sister' of the 'bride,: and Miss
June Hackwdil,:Waltany .,sister
the .groom., They wore •''identiCal
gowns of white tissue taffeta bean -
embroidered in..a..turqUeise
blue flovVer:design.,Witli tarquaiSe
blue silk taffeta cumberbands with
wide 'bow's and ,streanierS to. the
b.areni • hemlines: -.The, sleeveless
fitted bodices featured' ScopPneckL
lines and bouffant' 'pouffe-, Skirts
corrrpleted the lovely gowns.: They
were matehing, turquoiS6'. 'head-
dresses; and . carried nosegays of
Iiiriklearriations-with blue tulle.
. Miss 'Gail Agar .Staffa 'and Miss
Linda Gray, Stratford, were flower
girls, Wearing identical •gowns •to
the bridesniaida,, only in pink 'Silk.
taffeta' ',with cumberbands aad,
hews,: f. They tarried nosegays • " of
blue carnations •with
Reid -lackwell Walton
groomsman, and _ushers Were How-
ard HackWell and 'Bert' Dennis
•bothef "Walton. 'Dotiglaa Wey, of
Walton, was ringbearer. They Wore
navy. blazers and grey .flannels:
with • White. darnations.
, •,Miss Audrey Backwell, ..VValtem
sister:, Of the groom, Was .soloist,
and sang "1 Love You Truly'? and
"Wedding •.Prayer!' Mr. 'Douglas'
- n i- • .
-• Receive At Church
• The -reception - was :held in the
church'-.parlotir.. Miss Jean
\T1tonwae in charge of the guest
book and toasts -were' proposed by
Cameron Deming,' • of • North
Bay, and by Mr,: Reid Hackwell,
of Walton.' The bride's; mother re-
edived, the guests 2in a blue lace
sheath 'featuring- a t silk' organza
bow and%strearners` in • the: back.
She ;wore 'Pink -'afeeeSsories:, and .•a
"corsage 'of Pitift;',,earnationS;, and
carried ' a,•'sMall purse ' of pearls'
and sequin's-- which- matched her
pearl' 'earrings', and necklace. The
grooni"i'..rnother wore a 'biue. two-
piece dress •of: : „Omitting with
black and -White aeCesscries anda
corsage.,:of pink' earnationS:'•,„
'Gtiests were; preSerit• ;from;ro
ronto, Dorchester; N.Y,,• Port El-
gin, Etnabro, Stratford, London,:
Zurich; AtwoOd; North Bay,Staffa,
Brantford, BasswOod, ;Manitoba,
Kitchener,--Plinton , and Walton. ,
At a reception at the bride's
home,li1ra, Ethel ••Rackivell, and:
rhrasi.ihrfgatretellurneffihrierThs_wergeift_in.s
were displayed' by Misses Claire
Ilaeltw,ell, June, Haekwell,' Audrey:
Hackwell and Doris 'Johnston. -
The bride donned a white, suit
'With brown and tangerine acces-
sories. and 'a ,,corsage of eopper-
tinted, carnations for a wedding
trip to Chicago and the.West Lake
Michigan area. The coupleWill re-
side, in St. Marys.' ,
• Display Gifts, Trousseau
On Saturday evening a trousseau
tea was held at the bride's home.
1V1iss AtIdreSr McMichael, Walton,
Was charge of the guest book,
and Mrs. Alex Dennis, Walton, was
in :charge Of, the guests.
'Mrs, Nelson Reid, Walton, and
Mrs. Margaret Cuthill, Seaforth,
pouted tea. Serving, lurich were
Misses Jean Rillen,, Margaret mi -
len and Attie Hillen, all of Waltan,
Ann Rosa, Bassvvooel, Mart.;. Shat;
on .Agar, Staffe, and Geraldine,
Dennis, Walton. DiSplaying the
gifts. Were Mrs. Canieran Ross,
North Bay; Mrs, Stanley Mien,
Walton, and Mrs. IVittrray Dennis,
Walton.
Assisting -in. ,flie kitchen Were
Mrs. Eldon Stimore, Mrs; kill Roe,
gr.: Norval Stirnore and Mr.
Charlie Boyd, all of Walton.
Recall Events Of
eitern 'Trip
Rev. J, C: Britton, Mrs- Britton
• and family returned last week to
Northside parSonage after the holi-
day period, They travelled by the
Nor thern Ontario route to:points in
Manitoba,. Saskatchewan and Al-
berta. In Nevi, Liskeard, Mr. Brit-
ton officiated at the wedding of a
eousirea.: daughter—The. next _stop
war..-Wianipeg, where they Visited
their son and his „wife for a couple
of days , Cpl. Donglas Britton is
attached to the R,,C.M,P. in Winni-
Peg, '
,From here to Mrs, Britton's old'
home in, the Rosetown arenof Sas-
katchewan was a two-day drive'. A
• Week was spent at tbe old lionie,
putting it in shape as it had not
been occupiecl,fOr a couple 4 years.
Another day's drive took Ihem in
to 'Alberta, at Stettler, , where ,they
spent a week:at the home Of. Mrs.
Britton's sister. Following this vis-
• it they returned td Seaforth via the
United States, crossing at Emmer-
son, Manitoba. •
• They .fonnd the crop 'prospects
very good after -,a-substantiaI rain
of three inches in 24- hears-- the
last week in June, It will be an
average, crop with normal, weather
conditions until theharveat period.
•Reads were excellent in the Prairie
provinces. The Trans -Canada Iligh-
_way_fronLYVinnipeg_w_egthypassea_
townS 'and cities as far as Cal-
gary', with the exception, of Portage
La Prairie- The speed limit out
• there is 65 miles, air halm in the -day-,
time, , so -it is possible.tn„ drixe 40-
500 miles -a day witheut difficulty.
After their return they spent two
days at the` Forest" Centennial re-
newing old acquaintance's. ,
OBITUARIES:
_
MRS. E. ALFRED WESTLAKE
The death occurred at BaYfieloi of
Mrs. E. Alfred Westlake. an Wed.
• riesday. She Wagit her'71st Year.
-Formerly Grace A. Penhale, she
is survived by her husband; a step-
-G16:d*in ;Westlake; -brother,'
Harold Penhale, and sister, Mrs.
Oleva Snowden„ ,all of-Stanley-
township.-
• A funeral service was field -Sat-
urday at the family residence.
•
MRS. FRED COURSE
The death occurred in McGregor, -
Manitoba, on August 5, of Mrs.
Fred Course, in her 84th year: She
was the former •Margaret McGon-
igle and was born in McKilloP, the
daughter' •of the late George: Mc-
Gonigle and Helen Hahkirk.
She is, SUrViVed-bk tW,0 daugh-
ters, Hazel and Minnie, and a son,
Harold, of Winnipeg. She is also
oblrisae;',bafroortthher, Robert Me-Gdnigh.
Funeral- servies ,• were followed
by interment at McGregor on Mon-
day,. August 10.
*
MRS. JAMES BERRY
Mrs. 'James •Berry, Seaforth
,-
passed away Sunday, August 2, at
the Muir ,Nursing HOM.e. She was:
in -her 91st year.
The Rimer Selena Frances Hari-
ton1VIrs,BerrY- was, the daughter
of the; late Mr. ,and Mrs, William
Harlton, of ',,MeGillvray: township,
in Middlesex. She Was born there
December 29, 1868. , • • .
In .t 1891'. she, was, .married- "ci*
James Berryand ].iveciin-Thker-
•
smith. T.,ater they reSided inStaffa •
before returning to Tackersmith. .
'Following her husband's, death
35 years ago,she lived. in Bruce -
field, corning to Seaforth last year.
One son, William , Berry, died in
1933:
Services, conducted by ,Rev. S.
• Davison;Brucefield 'United Church,
Were held in•the:Boi funeral chapel
Tuesday. Interment was in taird's
cernatery,', Stanley township: Pall-
bearers were•Alex Paterson; 'Ken
.Scott,' ' Basil O'Rourke, John K.
:Cornish, Murray E.' Tyndall and
Fred Boyce.,
BROPIIAGEL.NEWS:T.OF THE WEEK
Mr. and Mrs., Robert Weitzel re-
turned from theirAioneYnloon trip
to the United States.
Rev. and Mrs. E.. J. Fischer and
Grac'e are holidaying at their cot-
tage at Port. Elgin.
Warr,12holdice and Arthur Die -
gel are spending this week holi-
daying in Grand Bead.
-Mr. and Mrs. William Diegel ac-
tompanied-Mr,-- and --1VIrs;----Irvin
Swint, of Milverton, to Geraldton
this week, visiting Rev. and Mrs.
Calvin Diegel. •
Manna .`;'Beitermann and
Ray' and Mrs. 'Martin. 'Dietz at-
tended the graduation of Miss. Joan
-Shortreed, 1:11 Walton, as-nurSes'•
aid, at. Wingliain Hospital 'On• Wed -
and' Mrs. 'Russell Sholdiee,.
.flTtoa2Vitnbd'RBetre. -,4ernicle:Y4srpse:1..taew
John
buckle 'at theircottage, at' 'Lake
Panineati last -Week.. '--'
'Mrs. Ivan. •Bennewies• and'bab3/
son haVe:returriedhOme from Strat-
ford :Hospital.
The, Spacious laWrin of; the Marie,
Jehri and:Martin .MeYer' farm was.
the :Scene .of 'anMajoyable family
'gathering on Sunday, August' .2nd.
,Annong those present ,iwere: Mrs'
JolinBrodhagert,:'Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Daer • Mtn...fondly; of 'Auburn;' Mr:
and. Mrs.- Harold 'IVLOgh,' of Brod-
.hagen;-,-Mr-and-M-ra.:3-Rneben Bred-
• and'family,,,,Elliee; Mr. • and
-Mrs.! Milton: Brodhagen 'and family,
Eilice; Mr..aiid.;Mr§.•. Mel:Volt and:
Aatighter,••Kitehener;,,Mr.,aad.Mrs.
ElMer -Ford and7-1 amilyc-St, Pauls
Mr. :and lira., Rudolph Bauer and
family; L�gan Mr. and,IVIrs.',Her-
Man Leorinardt and fetidly, Brod,
'ha'gen; MrandMiS, Henry Meyer
and :Son, ; Of ',Kitchener::: Mr. and
Mrs:. 'Nerinan 'Wilson and family,1
of ;-.NetiStacit' 'MI'S. George -Meyer,
DidsburYi • 'Alberta; n• J.
•O'Brien, 'of 'Edmonton Alberta,:
Mr. , mid Mrs. Gn:' ROY Hart,' Of
London, :Spent several days 'with
her ,niatlier;',Mrs.: Elizabeth Rock:
FloWers,•:aderrie.ct the altar 4af St.'
'Peter'S-Ltillierarf:chareh On.
:day- ,hi•
Jr., who. 'passed aWOy. fiVe:.,•Years:
agd, -AtignSt-They • were:,place.d
laphis wife, Hilda; and 'familY.
Rey. Jeffrey: Lundigen, 'of .Eit:
;cherier wai in charge -Of the thirch,
service ,,here on Stinday,::Rev.„
Lun-
digen .ainl•MrS, 1.irindigeri,:and baby
:were ,diririer;,gtieStaiof Mr. arid Mr's.
LevvAlicka• . . •,
• . There will be :im-ehuretin: Service
liere.next' Sunday; , and the . falloW-
hig 'Sunday,- August 23 wil be
'cp6.tnie,telAiiryt•h-dexteii.Pa
cnrat,ille" :14SerVi Fischer,ie
•Zorich; ,the .guest 'Speaker. '
Ir.' :and. Wilfred' Rudolph
and Carole; ef Leaden,: With , Mr -
and Xis. Lavern Winfe On Friday..
•• Mia. ',Christina :1V.feYer accompan-
ied .:'1Vfra2.ariiiMrS, LaVern'Wolfe:t6
Kitchener, ..1,7„isiting:',•Mr. and. Mrs.
Lathe Welfe ' With .Mrs . Ed.
Weber;::•Prestert„ an .Saturday, -,:and
C'V'jMithteli311011r,i7•OTIncIS*.itiltraidsayN,.:9•7.11.
Mr, Donald Ahrens, who has.
been taking,a teacher'a4tririther
,Course in, Teronta;. is holidaying at
his liame.; with his., Mother, Mrs.
Charles' •Ahrens. ,
:
Mr. and Mrs. bud LoCkricige and
familY; nof. 'Watford, with 'Mr. iaid
Mrs. Harvey AhrenarecentlY. Miss-
es Cathy; Marjorie and Betty.":re-
mained. for soine holidays.' •
-Kenneth :Ahrens spent aweek
holidaying wit4•Ins auntand uncle,
Mr: and''1VIrs. -.Nortriann: ROde,,YDe-
tsiPgeintt .aMt s
and 'Mrs.' 'Chris' W. ;Lean-
hardt spent Sunday With 'Mr. :and
Mrs. :Charles • MatthieS, Tavistoek:
• Visitars witk-Mrs. noglia Mffler
recently ille Mr:: and Mrs, 'Ed.
Fischer and Sons, 'Seafortli; . Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence'. QUerengesSer,,
Fern and Glen; Mr.: andMrs. Rudy'.
1,1ahri and Perry, of Rosteek;'"Mr.
and Mrs. JolirCIVIogh' and ME. and
Mrs: August lloppearoth; ..Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cochrane
and Donna May, of Caledonia, with
Mr. an&lyfrs. Ross Leortharcit. Stu-
dent Donalpl Krantz, of Waterloo
SentiaarY, and Mrs. Krantz and
family', were guests etthe' same
THEEDITOR
Toronto, Aug. y, 1959,
Editor; The Huron Expositor: .
Dear Sir:, May vve, thrOugli :the •
columns 'Of your newSPAPer, -
publicthe appreciation of the
-ers of The Salvation ArMY fOr the
excellent support giveby your.
,publicationto"filie recent Red Shield
Appeal. -
Indications -are that the •apPeal
vvill again be. aucceSSful nationally,
when delayed campaigns are con.
ducted and all returns .are ie. This -
givea-cause for gratitude to God.
_n The part, played by the Fourth
Estate in 'bringing the appeal AO
the attentian' of the, people is fully
realized.- Elifict• raising is not 'easy,
therefore it is 'esSential that- 'the -
public be made. aware -of 'The Sal.
vation Army's needs, its purpOse -
and its program.
Thank you for generous and_eomn
petent-assistance.
, Yours faithfully,
'• L. BURSEY
Lieut. -Colonel,
National Campaign Director.
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