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MORTO c Ail
Vii'-�1'i 'k' DEN
A prettyWedding was solemniz
.ed at McNab :Presbyterian 'Church,
$auikon,nSaturday, August st 22,
at,
,3:00. o'clock, ;when' Sheila n Me -
Fad en .d .a 'Donald 1Vlorton ex-•
n
cha
g
p e Wedding'vows. The bride
is #be, daughter ` of Mr. and ..Mrs.
f£.i`E. McFadden; of:Burlington and
The groom
formerly of Seaforth.
,a. y.
is' -the son of Dr. and Mrs. F. L
Morton; of Southampton: Rev.
r. Glenn -Campbell; formerly Of First
Presbyterian., Church; Seaforth, of
fictated.
',>'he bride looked lovely in ,a Por-
trait gown of silk organza with a
fittedbodice and long tapered
sleeves. French lace applique, ern-
• broidered with tiny, seed pearls,
•
'framed' the.. scooped out neckline
and scatteredg enerously over her
- bouffant- skirt. Her veil of silk
.illusion:was
held in
place
by
an
Elizabetiean crow --embroidered
in matchingseed pearls and rhine-
stones,
nose a
" carried • a Y
Stones, and sfie a g
IN
E T O
R
E
CP
-6E-pink Denure roses and stephan-
otis.
Miss Lou M.cE
an, St. Marys,
,
was maid of 'ho or, . and Miss Ruth.
honor,
Leslie,' Stratford, Miss Maja Roo-.
.bol, London,
and
• Miss Brenda 4
e
Fa den Burlington, were'brides
inaids They,wore identical dress-
es of shell pink" dotted
nylon net
with scooped necks and empire
'Waistlines. The shirts
were full
with harem _bottoms., They
wore
matching vevet''headdresses,
,
•arid,
u. of punk'
carried , eascade;- bouts:
q e
and' white :gladioli.
for Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Godkin
(nee Marian Hemingway)
FRIDAY, SEPT. 4th
Walton Community
NO
RRIS ORCHESTRA
•
- Everybody
lcome -
Y YWe
.��_
Please Bring . g Lunch
Mr. Patrick Morton, Brampton,
was groomsman, and Mr.„, Herb'
Harmer .-and• .Mr. ;Bruce McFadden
were .ushers...
Mr. Donald. Short,•, of Toledo,
a the soloist, and rad was 'ac:.
.Ohio w s
r
coin •aznied ij M 1 Ernest..J. B'err Y,
P Y
church 'organist.
.
' n as held-;' t
the,
race 'tio w a
The
P..
i et--of-'Bur• ., %Guests-
�stam n Jington
were 'present from
Toronto, ‚Ayl-
mer, Y
l
-
meiaStratford Tpledo�Seaforth,
Southampton, Kenora.Burlington
and "London..
_
The bride. donned .:sheath dress .
of Pink
Fren
c
h ;lace over t,aff
eta
with white' aecessories for the Wed-
ding'
,trip... MT. and ,.Mrs: Morton
will: reside in Seaforth •
Don't be so busy sawing wood
that you:don't have: time, to sharp-.
Gingerich's .Marne
Prize Winners
-Winners' were- announcedthis
week in an August'contest conduct
ed by Gingerich, s Sales and Ser-
vice. At the Seaforth store win-
ners were: medicine cabinet; Mrs.
John. Taylor,: ; Seaforth ; gallon
paint, , Mrs, W, Haugh,R.R. 1,
Brucefield; doll, .Nick : Whyte, R.R.
2,' Seaforth. s
In Zurwere. mirror,
' ichinners w
Mrs..Ivan Baechler, Zurich; gal-
lon
, ,
paint, Joe' Rule St. Marys, ;and
P,
doll, Mrs.' Wilber-Corriveau; Zur-
_ ,�
veXi a : man who
executive ` 11 ,
An
knows how to getithings done, and
who to- get- to do it,.
ncla
r .s Su
Turne
SCh
oo1HaS n
Pknic
of
0 .� me b re. s
A ro
imatel 7 m
pPx Y.
1'
-Turners, Church; and Sunday Sehoo
eBa on Thursday,
gathered at field' Y
.g
,August 27, for their annual picnic:
•
Results.'Of-sports
were' asfol
;lo ws•
- :kinderg
arten
.e ass
;
Falconer NurraY Taylor; PrimJ
uanry
class, girls, Ja et*.acoher;"Mare
r d"Towns
-rbo al
ion. Decking;s' .Gerald
Y
"pick -Kenneth Whitmore; Junior
Class:. giris,.. Mildre
d:
Cr
ich
,
Ba
r
baxa-kalconer' boys,, Brace Whit
mole ..ou :'Sm ith• young ladies
:HelenTurner; youngmen, Bob
Lawson,
George Turner; married
ladies, Mrs.. Mervyn Falconer,
Mrs. Warren Whitmore, Mrs.
Frank • Falconer; niarried , men,
Frank., Falconer,:.Herman •^Crich;
ladies kick the' slipper, Mrs.'Mer-
vyn,;Falconer; wheelbarrow race,
Kenneth Whitmore :and, .Ronald
Crich,; .Wayne'•Layton' and 'Gerald
Townsend; :t h re e - leggedt-race,
Bruce 'Whitmore and Doug Smith;
ladies calling. 'cows, Mrs. Lawson;
boys':sack"race; Gerald Townsend;
George Townsend;' throwing 'bail,
Bruce. Whitmore, throwing;'paper
plate,'June ,'Falconer;., soda,: biscuit
Doug:;'. Smith,';' , thread the,.
needle; Mr. and Mrs.:, ffls "grand-
mothers race,-MrsHerrnan Crich;
mea driving •nail ,contest, Mervyn
:Falconer;', person having ,most pen•
ni'es'.in pocket, Howard , Johns;
guessing, nun%ber orkernels.in jar,.
Mrs. •Galbraith; Peanut..scramble:
Aid Continuos
Highlighting' the swimming, year
in Seaforth was the annual..swim-
min meet Saturday afternoon, at:
'
Lion's Pool., During the afternoon
Lions Club president, Elmer ,La.
rove 'Presented Red . Cross swim
roue,
ming awards' to successful .Candf-
dates, who were recently toted.
a
When the total;, points: had ;been
tallied, ribbons were awarded' `.to
those who placed first, second: and.
0 .
third 'n` each class of Saturday's
competition.
;Colin Haney to
ok first, in. the 'be -
f s
ginners'- :class with eight points
Angela, Devereaux was second
with sixoints, " followed by Bud.
P
Ogren,' Gerarda Rovers and Jane.
Boshart, all tied' for`' third, .with
five, points: ;
.:Mar t
Eckert was o s in the
-junior girls' division With 13 points,.
well ahead of second -place ac
eSusan
;Hulls; ith, five Points.Connie
Ro
ershan:
d Painea PoWelf.tiedfor
third' With. three :Points ee .r`ToR
boys went' to
award -'for the' :'union.. y
Points:
Ronnie 'Hildebrand,, With .
'Arthur;French.was a close second
with nine' ,French
while third place
i points,'
was'tiedaietween` Peter ,Wilbee ,and
Ray
Deue e
aux 'with three ree Poin
ts.
One girl wonboth 'intermediate
and: senior events, -Cheryl Moore
topped the intermediate class with.
18 points, and the .seniorl division
with 20 points:.Joan Teall was sec-
ond in' the middle group With., 10
iriarks, with Joanne 'Malone• and
Pamela : Powell• ` tieing . for third
P
lace, ' .with three points; In they
senior. division, Linda PoWellicarne,
second with six points, and •Joanne
Malone had five points.
'Bill
A one. -point :margin' gave „ •
Rowat the'.inter,•mediate chanapien-
ship with 10 points Keri Devereaux.
-.was a close second with nine points,"
:followed;:. by a three=way tie • for
third •With six points,' between Jim
Sills,YA11en..patterson-,and Pefer-
Sillery ters`on. ,Time -0:21.2 seconds feet:„ Tom Sills, 'liobD.insmore,
,Tom Sills copped the "senior boys Senior Girls Free style' 1,00.feet: Frank Rovers Time 0 28:8 sec -
division, 'Moore, Niela Hillman ;Aria
all the events in: Cheryl r , d ,
division winning a Y
>
,that class. ,He obtained the;:-full•20.:Sills.- Time:, 24.9 seconds.
points,. Bob o
ob insmore carne next Senior B Free ys style, y ,
100 feet: ..
with 12 points, and Bruce Dale Tom Sills, Bob; Dinsmore, •Bruce
hard .two.'.•
' Dale. Time: 0r17,0 seconds.
'Marg. Little led the
women's
, Adu
1t-.:'Wom
e
n
s
free
style,
'10
0
vision- with• 10 '-points; Cheryl feet: 'Marg., Little, CherylMoore,
Moore,8, and Ana Sills 4. DorAnn Sills. Time: 0:22,1 seconds.
Hickey and BobDin more,colteet=Adult:. Men7s free.stYle (nocon-
ed
five points each in the men's testants).- , °
division. Bruce
Dale -and FrankJurixor Girls -Free
style; 4_
5.
a£.
ti.
e
t
;
Bryans hadthree points, each, and:Mary Eckert,",Connie Revers, Dol -
Jim Crich -and .Frank Rovers tad ores Maloney.Time: 0:11.1:sec.
one: point apiece, ' "' junior Boys-Free45.style, fQet:.
Ron Hildebrand Arthur. French,
Examined •by Don Hickey,, the,.,R , ,
s:. John Holland: T.tme 0':9.7 s
following passed Red Cross test• econds.•t •
G rls Backs yle,
Junior' Lynne Haney, Susan Halls; :. Intermediate 1,
intermediate, 'Linda Powell, Pam- 100 feet, Joan Teall, Cherry' Moore.
ela Powell, and•John' Time::0 312 .
seconds.;
1, ., .•
was Ron En- • Intermediate. Boys -Backstroke,
Holland: .Instructor n
ni's
pool supervisor. __.-
.100 -f.
e
et:
A
llen
Patterson, on, ,
Ken
Royal Lifesaving Society DevereauxtestsPaul.Beattie : Time -
were -conducted and examined bY0:3 :0` Seconds.
F. R Cosford. Instructors were Senior Giris-
-, �•Backstroke'
100,
Franklin Bryans and
Ron Ennis.feet:t:Joanne 'Halon
'Malone, Elaine lanne
Eck
2: sec-
presented-to
ec
' e: 0:33.
were` .art ;grin Sills.;: ;Tim
-mediate certificates,
• Irate... ,
d
LLBar--�; n s
resented to .E
p.. - .. _e • �e. 100
-Batiks.
trok
Jim Sills:. Bronze Senior Boys
r Holland .and J
b;na
eii . ore, Bruce
eda ions :Sills,
m ll �' were "won;.by, Connie Tom Bob Dmsm
Eckert, Mary Crich, Tom Dick and Dale:Time; 0.24:8seconds.nds. •
,
Henry • Kroes
en:
Adults-Women's bac
k
strok
e 1.0
0
A ands ofMerit went to, Judyfeet.Marg,Little, 'Ann Sills.'Time:
•Crich,Corinne Smith;' Garth Flan- 0:31.6 seconds
g
n an.:Franklin '; 73xyaris, :`James; Adult -Men's backstroke, 100 ft..:
'Crich and; Henry Lansink.'Bob Dinsmore, Bruce Dale, Frank.
Tom Sills was,presented.with-the:, Rovers: Time: 28.2 seconds.
Bronze Cross. ' = • _Beginners -(freestyle, 45 -feet:"
Results of. Events:. ?: Colin Haney, Angela -Devereaux,,
Beginners -Penny scramble: ''1st, Bruce Wilbee., Times ,0:13.0 :sec'
Gerarda - Rover onds. .
Bu : Ogren and �, ,
2nd -Angela':Devereaux,:;.Colin Han- Intermediate -Girls : breaststroke
ela
' Gary. 1VIci£ellar, Pat . Whitely; l00 .feet: Cheryl. Moore, Pam
3Y., y2
': .. 0:34..
3rd,- Jane. Sills, Mary Sills,. Steven Powell, , Joan . Teall. Time:
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PHONE 12
WE DEL1vEF
onds.
oke
Adult --Women s breaststroke
>
106.feet: Cheryl Moore, Linda Pow_..
ell, Pamela Powell,: Time: 0:34.0
seconds.
e, '' 100
- n s '
Adult Me breaststroke,
feet: Don Hickey,. Frank ' Bryans,
Jim
Crich. Tirne 0:23,0 seconds.
backstr
` ok.,, e45 fta
' .:J rano-: Girls
u
Susan Halls, Mary Eckert, Sheila
Time: '0:1 :2. recons.
owat•: T 4 .
R.
i. - . roke '•45 ftp:
tumor Boys.., backst ,_.. • ,,.
ilbee Ar-
thurHildebrand, Peter. Wilbee,
thur French Time 0:12.1 seconds,
. Senior -Girl$' butterfly, breast-
stroke, 100 feet: Cheryl. Moore,
Linda ,Powell, ''Pamela Powell
Time: 0:34.9 seconds.
a f Senior; -Boys , butterfly 'breast=
stroke, 11)0 feet:': Tom Sills`,' Bob
Dinsmore. Time:0:25.5. seconds;
t o ke ' 45 .feet:
Be inners-Boeks x k >
g
,
BruceWilbee
.lane Boshart,> Mary
Sills
t"' Time:
3 seconds
. 1
Iratetinediat
e:=Girls
retrievingn
g
(back, •b east and°
' 4 t. r.
medle 6x 5 f C ba ..,, ..,
crawl strokes): "Cheryl; Moore, Joan
Teall,LindaPowell,
• 1.53.0'
Time;
Brodhagen, Hall
Further contributions have been
listed to, the Brodhagen Commun.-:
ity' Hall. The donations resulted
from: the recent saleorama:
Eie Allen; $6.25;%Hadck,;
$10,rnGordon •:�V1ogk, $26 50rol, GeorgeRo
Gloor; $8;. Man. Beuermann ::$2.35;
Gordon McGavm, $5:55, .Winthrop
Feed: Mill; $7.50; Lloyd Prueter,
$31; :•;„Ken Brown, $10; -Mervyn
Dietz : and Jack Dietz, $52:50; Art
Nichol, $9; August Scherbarth, $31;
Bob' ;Osborne, $3.10; Milt Osborne,
$7; Dan Connolly, $5; Harry,-Mueg-
ge and Larry; -$37.50; Wm. Rapien,
$25; Carl. Vock, $20;: 'John: A. Mur-
ray, $11; Richard Rose, $4; Ralph;
'Fisher,' $10. `.
Topnotch, Sfo $
lea rth, 6; Jack Bos-.
,
man, --$5 60; Campbell Wey;. $6.50;
Matt Murray, $2; ;Martin: ,Diegel;
11; Ken Rolph; $3; • Ken; Siemon;
9; : Jim Sloan,- $3; Roy , Farrow,
$6; Laverne Wolfe,. $10; :: Harry
.Steinbach, '$3.15; John plater, $5;
Witchi and 'Glauser $24; Gordon
Eisler, -.$I0; Wilfred Hiilebrecht,
$5;` Antone ' Siemon, $10; -:George
Diegel, $37,; Joe ` Smith, $13".50;
Herman and 'Ronald.;fiinz, $21.85;
Mervin Hodgert, $9.75,-. .
•• Herb Traviss, $6; , Wm.. Dennis,
$1,75; Harry Tait, $1275;•' Mart
Rock, $4.55; Dan Fisher, $1; Doug,
Campbell', :$4; Edwin Eckmeyer,
$4; Lloyd Eeuerniann, $1`25;'How-
ard Osborne, $1.75; Ervin Leon
hardt, $22.00;. Rueben "Butick, • $6;
George, Mogk,"$12.50; '.Fred Herb -
Tea, t, $40;, W. J. Leeming, -$2; Frank
Kistner, $11, . Ferg Horan, $4`•
,Leonard Rose,' $25,, •
U' Intermediate .Girls -'-.Free style,. Intermediate" -Boys, Y,; breast-
100;' feet: ,Cheryl `Moore,: 'Joanne stroke,, Peter-Sillery, Jim Sills.,:
Malone,
one,;Joan , Tea11. T�e::0:.25:8 .Time: 0
:32:8se
cond
s:-
'
�
seconds. ,-: Senior-Girls'breaststroke,
troke; 1
00'
,
•Intermediate BoyF tie ._stYie,f et hYVre,~=L' da Powell`.
'100' feet:. Bill,Itowat; Jim Sills and Pam;:' Powell.;, Time •:0:34.2 seconds:
-Ken .:D-euereanx: (211d] . Allen Pat,Senior-Boys' breaststroke, ' 100
Intermediate'� oY$ ' retrieving
ng
"edle 6145 'ft.-BRowat,' Ken
1D1av5e
re,aux- Ptiter Si1 er
Y
.
seconds. Time
e
1
3xOft::• 0
'
:,�5'enior--Girls ;,medl y, ,
_ DUBLIN `
Mr, Robert" Byrne and Bobbie,
Hamilton, with Miss Monica Byrne.
Miss Margaret. McCarthy and.
Miss. ,Nancy}Kelly left on: Monday
for St. Mary's Hospital, Kitchener,
where they will enroll as nurses -in -
training:
y �
txaini
Mr. and
Lennon
'Vince t nn
Mrs, n
a g
and Margaret :Lennon,: Strat-
ford;
i.
fMrs, William'Ryan, Mr. and
Mrs. Sylvester
tyester RYyan and children,
Sebringville, with Mrs, Louis Di -
len
and Dorothy.: '
Mr. and Mrs;Tom Holland, of
W'ndsor, with Mr, Matt, Murray
and relatives
r... N. . H. Vonk has rented the
M" H
home of the late Frederick :Eckert:
e a
rent-
eon h
0
d s
Mr.. -John M _ d J g ,
Cleary a artin nts.' •
-ed: one of the C Y P e
Rev. John Jordan, Grosse Point,
Mich., ;called on friends here 'on
Wednesday.
ie
ft ;Miss • Theresa. arme 1ft on
Tuesday for"St.t. Joseph's Hospital,
'
Lodon as, a nurse -in -training. , n ,
' strokes):
.: e. 'wl S
and ra
east
r
(back, b
Cheryl Moore, Joan Teal1,7
..
N
e
la_
Hillnd Time: 7:53.5 se-conds.
Junir- ,,.ini
s luck
board qr
ac
e,
45
feet: Mary Eckert, 'Pamela-Poweil ':: ~'.•'',
Do
,Pearcy.nna.•...
•`Junior-Boy
s
k
i.
skboard
'
race
45
feCts` Arthur French, Dever-
eauxRaY,
Craig Haney.
' barns at cattle
To help. construct two ca tt
Fair Grounds
Vo lunteers are' requested for tb
is weekend,
eke.
nd
, ..
starting Thursday.
• ,' � �.:
Come out and help your Fair Board,,
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'56 PONTIAC 'Pathfinder.--2-door, radio, etc. '
'56 PONTIAC Pathfinder Sedan- Only 26,000 miles.
1955 -
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55 DODGE, _, •.
'55 PONTIAC Convertible VB -power brakes, windows, seats, radio,
only 33000 `miles. c ' ,
'55 PONTIAC Laurentian Haxdiop--2-door, whitewnls, wheel discs, etc.
'55 CHEVROLETBel ,Air"Sedan V8. automatic power, powersteer-
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'55 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON, 2 , , atic.
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'55 CHEVROLET 150 Sedan -32,000 original ;idles.
'55 CHEVROLET 150 Sedan -37,000 original miles. '
'55 CHEVROLET Sedan -2 -tone, V8 automatic; power steering.
'55 CHEVROLET 2 -door -custom radio, finished in beautiful metallic
bluer,
19 5.0.
'50 AUSTIN SEDAN -green, radio, etc.
.'50-i'ONTIAC 2 -Door -blue..
'50 MERCURY Sedan -•-radio, 2•tone grc
'50 PONTIAC Deluxe Sedan green, radio, ate.
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'49 DODGE STATION WAGON -brand new- motor.,'
'49 PLYMOUTH 2 -D0011 -radio, • spotlight.o '
'49 CHRYSLER SEDAN -radio, automatic transmission..
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'56 DODGE 2'/x TON.VAN-New motor, excellent shaper
'53 GI6IC V2, -TON PICKUP •.. .
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-52 DODGE 2 -TON -flat rack,
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'51 MERCURY 4/2 -TON
'51 MERCURY 1 -TON :PICKUP
'50 DODGE -3-TON DUMP.-5•speed transmission.'
'53, PONTIAC SEDAN- 'DELIVERY • •
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