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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1959-10-23, Page 1On Hundredth Year 'Whole Nuniber 4704 SEAFORTII ON ARIO FRIDAY OCTOBER ^ - $2.50 a Year in Advance Single Copies, 5 Cents Darcageestimated in ,excess of $16;000, resulted • when, flames de- stroyed two barns, machinery and a quantity ot hay in a spectacular McKillop fire Saturday night. Thebarns were on the farm of Blyth Fair Completes Check Of 59 Exhibition A meeting of the directors, ex- ecutive and members of Blyth Ag- ricultural Society was held in Memorial Hall Thursday , evening,' for the purpose of winding up the finances of the 1059 fair. The amount of prize money of- ferawas $3,1300; of., :which__ sum. $2,207.91 was claimed in prizes,, which is less than $10 the arkiount -claimed-following 'the_958_fair„ Many suggestions 'were, offered' by those present for building Up the 1960,falr, These included the erec- tion of more Sheeppens,' enlarging the Junior section for petS;' and re- vising the ruling regarding the ex- hibit of poultry products.' Ir the -dairy. class , it was sug- • gested the class be revised to elim- • inate the section for, "a herd" of cattle. It was recommended all classes for Junior work be extend - Plans were made to attend the annual, meeting of District No. 8 Agricultural Societies., to, be held , in Milverton, 'Wednesday, October " 28 with morning and afternoon sessions. Harry McLeoci eads' Men's Club The Men's Club of First Pres- byterian Church named Harry Mc- Leod president for the corning year as the report ef the nOnainaoting • committee was approved At a, sup- ' per meeting in the ciiiireh on Tues. Other officers are: past presi- dent, George D. Hays; vice-presi- - dent, Harvey Leslie; secretary- --treasurer, J. E. Patterson;„ execu- tive, Bedford. DungeY, James Keys, Norman Ranson and 'WM. Storey. The nieeting—first in the new season—heard Rev. D. LeslieElder discuss the. well-rounded' man. Plans were discussed for Veterans' Night on November 10. S.D .S. Board Entertains Staff • IVIembers of the board of the SDHS and their wive,S eufettained the staff of the ,'school with their wives at Armstreng's' in Exeter Wednesday evenIng.'. About- fifty attended, the annual event,., : • George Powell, lot 35,°',concession McKillop. .Cause of the, blaze Was, not de - tern -lined, Confined by, .galvanized roofs on ,the buildings,;•the flames whenthey burned,through were vis-' ible for 'miles. , The residence on the farm is not occupied, Mr.''Powell residing in Seaforth. . ..Among the first at the scene was -Sam J. Scott, who saw the fire from Ms home, 11/4 miles to the east. When the Seaforth' fire bri- gade reached the scene about 0:30 p.m., both buildings were a .solid Mass of ,flarries's: •- Lot. in the building were Some 2;000bales of lay stored there by neighbors, John Carter arid Oliver Wright:- Also lest, was -equipment owned by another neighbor, Lav- erne Hugill, and valued at '$1,200. - It included a seuffler,,siderake and ,beanpuller. • , -Mr. Phial had 'viSited"the barns' on Saturday afternoon when he had _Pi-,1Lsorne 'machinery in :one of :the buildings. At .that time everything appeared to be in order, he said. It is understood the :buildings' were ,partly insured. 'Delegates Report• • • . • • TO .Seafoirthlilt.l. "MiS: :John Ilillehrecht was 'hos tess to the, OCtober meeting' of the- SeafOrth Women's Institute .Thtirs- .day• afternoon. The roll call; What 'I left undone to attend .thiS omeet- ing," proVed,rnsist• interesting,.The, leaders' .training s.chool. •Thr the shortcourse, .."New Lms For: Old;" will ;be ,.held On,•':October, 28 and 29,in..Clintosi,..4t-thelNeveni- ler -Meeting o . We. will ,:entertain ,Members from other 'institutes:: •" • The Motto, "Don't tryto keep up with the Jones' until you are •sure where they are going," :was ',taken, -',Mrs. It. M. Scott. The •dele- gates; to- -the ,London convention, M. Gordon 'McKenzie, ''Mrs. John :McLean. and Mrs. J. ;„•kGrunirtiett, gave. -detailed and:interesting" re- portsl. The meeting Was :closed by singieg- "God Saye the -Qiieen.v . Lunch. was Served by Mrs:* Earl Papple, -Mrs. • Gtaham o.,Keri, and lloWard Wilsn. J. E. JOnes.,,Has : .,917.th Birthday Mr. J. • E.:Jones; •Seaforth will celebrate his 90th birthday- on:Su.n- day. He resides .With his ,daughter, , Mrs.: C. Lovett, North -Main' Street. 'enjoys the best of health,. and. Walks uptown frequently. . He has two childreii,,Mrs. Lovett; and a son, Sack, of. Quebec, also eleven,. grandchildren, o . , „ The prosecutor : demanded, "Now,' tell the, ji.iry ,why, youkilled your husband with a. bow and arrow." • Replied the'defendent, ' "I didn't Want to Wake the -children." 414.-oo. THE LEGENDARY BEAN ST K that Seek Climbed has nothing on t.his :sunflewer'whieh grows beside the farm home of Mt, and .Mrs. John Watnines, heat Kinburn:Measuring More than 1.6* feet,,the glaht plant stretelleS to a SteOnd fleet win- dow, where little Maty Wamfries,, 5, has no trouble reaching it, (Expositor photo b uron erth Men Teachers Nthn� Officers A Stratford teacher, John Oppen, was named ,president. when mem- bersof Heron -Perth Public School . . men leachers .met in the public school here Thursday evening. He succeeds Duncan MacKay, Auburn, in the office. , About fifty _teachers were pres- ent for , dinner and the •rneeting which followed. Other , officers •elected include: -first Vice-presi- dent, Edwin IVfaitin, .BrusseIs; sec- ond vice-president, T. J. Wilcox, Stratford; and secretary -treasurer, John W. Talbot, Seaforth. Guest speaker was Earl Sparks, o'f _Simcoe,- a -member of the pro- vincial executive of the Public School,„Men Teachers' Association. Shower Honors Bride -elect alton Even Miss Yvette. Van Poucke was guest of honor ' at a Shower Monday evening at the honne of Mrs. Clarence Martin, when neigh- bors and friends gathered to honor her prior to her marriage on Sat- urday next. A short program con-- siited of: solo, Linda Bryans; read- ing, Mrs. J'arnes Smith, and a ells: cusslon on the, meaning of matri- mony by Mrs. C. Martin.. . Mrs. Terrane Dundas address- ed the bride -t- 0 -be' . who Was -seat- ed in a decoratedchair with her /nether, Mrs. A. Van Poucke, and .the groom-to-be's mother, Mrs. A. Binnendyk, of Kippen, as guests. The gifts were brought in by Lin- da and Barbara Bryans with Mrs. Marcel Van Poucke assisting in, opening the presents. .Miss Van Poucke thanked the ladies for the Zany beautiful gifts • and invited them' tb.her home en Wednesday afternoon, Contests Were conduct- ed by Mrs, Don Fraser. A very de- licious lunch was served by the neighbors. • , • Clothes Closest- Up To Date Thefirst meeting of the Walton Willing 'Workers was held at the home, of :the leader, Mrs. Nelson Reid, on Saturday with all the Members present.' The election of offleets were as. follOwz Leaders, Mrs. Nelson Reid anorlYfrs, Sim McDonald; president, Mrs. J. Ry- an; vice-president, Barbara Turn- bull; secretary and press reporter, Jean Bolger; pianist, Teresa Ryan: .Topics discussed were: What we were going to Make in the club; the materials needed; the charac- teristics of a good closet' • Heli- cal', for next Meering is, "My pres- eht.type of clothes storage." Rome assignments are: :Make a survey of your own - storage facilities; plan color scheme for the closet; check first ,column of pheck sheet;. begin your record book. The next meeting will be held on Wodnei- day, October 80, at: the home of, Audrey McMichael. Mrs. Joseph Bewley, of Clinton, is visiting .With old ftiendsan the 8th concession of Morris. Mrs., Bella Boyd, of IVIeKillop, is Visiting with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Maud Leeming. Miss Joyce Johnston, of Kitchen- er, spent the weekend -with Mr: and Mrs. Hugh Solinston. ' ,,414.1q1rAL11Altv.ks-',E,..61;t4661gi., , by , the .8eaforth branch of :the Canadian,. Legien;andheld in the Community, Centre Priday,,, evening; Was. one ofthe most success4 .ful ever held by the braneh,. ace ording to • Legion 'Officials: light vas the'drawing for $1.,00().:00-, Thehielsy ticket Was 'held by IVIiirraY TaYlor;., Clinton; ::shoWsii, here, as :he accepts the 'prize •'• from. Legion President Harry*shitt chairman' , Cleave Coonibs7'C'cinftatillafeS'.11/1ri.-.:Tayll5f,",---(EilpOSitoTislidfdTb77': Phillips). ' ' ' MISHAPS-ARE'PLOTTiElEt .; Weather Contribute. ' The season's' first' sneW, 'All, in. 'the district :Sunday afternoon: Se light they were hardlY.....notieeable, flakes 'began' -lalling. about three e'Plock. Late .:Sunday -and early. -Monday- the., fall' increased' and :A! film of snow was in evidencefor a ,Short',time. on .carS•ancl tailidings, Monday morning., ' • ; •••• Cold unsettled,' weather ...has,,Pre,„ „Vailed-for:;seVeral: days ¼ some areas, accompanied by high wiads. the • .Weather indirectly o Was • the cause of several accidentS: Reeeives Shea .' .In Grey toiviiShip • Wayne Mar- lette; .12, a student, at S.S. .escaped injury When, he received an electric shock aS'a hypIro:i eanie in contalet With „ was .broken vvlieri • struck by a braneh- of A.tree:Whiehliad been dislodged by high. winds: .: • •,. .Tar •Burns Helper When hot tar being hoisted...in a 'bucket to .theroof of the new Leg- ion building Splased over him, Joe .KelleY,"Seaforth, received first de- gree burns. The aceident occurred 'Tuesday afterniion as Legion members took' advantage of fine weather and rushed to coniplete construction of the roof of the new building:. Given exriergencY-AteatinentTlay. Dr. E. A. IVIcIV,Iatter, • the'. injured man-waS latter .oallowed to ' go to his ome• • , Fractures Wrist ' . Miss , Margaret Sinclair, of town, ene 1.accidentally „fell. And broke: her. Wrist while-iiSiting at the home of her brother;John Sinclair, in Tfiek- ersmith this 'week. • • • ' Don Achilles,Walton, had themis-: fortune to break two bends' in his foot :, while •operating a bulldozer, near Presten. He is now -con' .valeScing...at :his: home. 7 • :''„ ',Harold ,Elligsen,,,Brodhagen, in-' foot when ..va -ail* -fell- On, it. He was treated at Stratfeid Hos- pital, and it was plad in walk -ing cast. , ' o CGIT Group Aids ° Christmas TB Work TB seals were folded -When the CGIT of First Presbyterian Church met Monday evening. Sally ,Fox, president, was in the chair. The meeting opened by singing ,"Faith Of Our Fathers," followed by the Lord's Prayer in.unison, After the Putpose, a Scripture psalm was read.. The group decided to have a fall tea. The meeting dosed with "Taps," Sell Dairy Bar To Maple Lea Announcement has leen made of. the sale of ,Cousins :Deity Bar, cate'd in the Queen's Hotel block,. to Maple -Leaf Dairy. The change was effective the end of last Week. The 'dairy bar was established. about- 18 months ago by Cousins. Dairy, of Brussels. Cousins ice cream- and butter will 'continue to be available at the dairy bar, which will feature a full line of dairy -pro- ducts• • House ofBeauty Sold , ' s Rouse of Beauty, which has- been operated -for -lame -thine by Robert McPherson, has been sold to Mr. and Mrs. Pahl John- son, of Medicine Hat, 'Alberta. The transfer takes Place on, Tuesday.. • .. Purchases 'Cottage The Sale of the cottage on Louisa Street, owned by Dr. E. A; Mc - Maser,. to Hanna: "IVI,aloneY, of to*it was .ennouncen this week., Mr. Maloney gets immediateiaos- Session. . . • • „Farm is Sold. ' , . The farm owned -by -Ken Thblnp- sbn, at .lot .4, Concession` 6, 11u1-1 lett, has been.sold to Jaeph Stryker r and Lambert* Ilakkers, with pos-, seSsien on 4I„pril.-1,...1.960.. Mr.. Stry- ker and -Mr. 'Hakkers'farmed at lot coloiceSsion. 8, Stanley. The sale' was 'through the - *office: o iblua Besveld and his local ag- ent, Joseph McConnell. - ' A cersiplete new program, of • decorations, ,a Parade with floats and bands,. and Town -wide Christ- 111.-aS trimmings are but a few of the features whieh' .vint, • greet !Sand Claus n .Seaforth. When he makeS his -first visit:for 1959.0n Saturday, ePcgripbararlittilia "'fer the' visit'. and.' the., Christmas season ¼ .Seafortla got; .tireletwaY. at , a • meeting, of the 'Chamber Of Commerce , and, .local .organizations Tuesday. evening, Those at the meeting. Were' en- thusiastic in their decisinri to: Make:: Seaferth,the'.truly,CliristinaS.-toWn.' ,Highlighting the "occasion Wlil be a Santa Claus parade; for which. .already 'several floats have :been. promised. The , parade is being' organiied. by :a cenainittee • headed by ,C of 0 past 'President; F. C. J. Sills, and which. includes Keith. Sharp, R. J. BeusSey;,. George*.HQ debrand,. Toni wilbee,.. Len:. Ford • ahd. Ed. Daly,: The, committee ' will .eontect district groups, 'local and, -tura1 schoo1s'AndindustriesHto-76-1-: ,stire,. that the parade ..eimapares • withthe best seen in-tewn-=af-any- ,- While plans , at :the Moment are tentative, ,it. was Suggestedthat the 'parade: cQmbience at'. 2 pm,: from the Seaforth,C9mMunity, Cen- tre, proceed• along ,East 'William Street to CreMbie,,..thenee to Main the C d; 4grtfishinuisloiiltygMain and , k to " . Treats. POI' the.Kids . In conjunction with, the parade., prizes will be .offered 'forthebest decorated floats. These • will range from $25 to $10: Candy' treats will given to the children, and there will be Tree shows for'the younger ones. and free -Skating: for the older children. - Made possible by the coordinat- ,eideffort„ Of the 'C. Of C; the' Lions Club and '-geaferfthbiltliaeSsinen'and industries,' the 'Claristniai..prograna -will include the conversion of Main Street, into, a. veritable fairylandof light. .00: NeW lighted fiktureS:.--28- all---are being, readied . for lighting standards; °•and- special, lighting ef- feets are planried. for intersections. A. new feature wiU be the: 'con Stieetiori 'ef a .Nativity scene_ in front: of the:'T,own Hall 'tifs_ balance ,the large , gayly lighted. Christmas tree which again wfll be located at the south; aiae.'.6f the building. _ P • While. special _efforts are being directed , to the Main Street -,area, residences throughout town. will be decorated and lighted also. They will again compete for prizes for the best decoratecilornes. ,` Judging in the . best decorated home corripetitidn will take. place December' 19, and prizes of $25, $15 and $10 will be awarded the top -three winners: - The over-all program is being handled by a committee headed by C of C President Wm. R. Smith. Exchange ,Gaines'. With Stratford Altar boys .from.,• St. Jams' hr were in Stfatfordov- et. the 'Weekend •kplaying 4. football game-. with 'altat.",beYs from St. Joseph's .Church n. that ,:city.. It was: • a .return engagement follpw in a -game, bete 'a 'week' ago.., ,LunchiWas-served the boYS,f.ol.- lowMg eaela.,Of the :event,s. • .. !Does •• Yobt.. Select your elotheS?' ' ,:•' . ,easjo, She.. only' Picks- the pock - Best Grodnds President of District 6 of, the Mutual Fire _Insurance Com- panies, who was in charge of ' a meeting of the -district in Formosa on Wednesday, Seafor Discusses Film The October- meeting of the Sea - forth Home.and Sehool Association was held -in the school auditorium on Tuesday, with'1VIrs. W. lieclgert, the pre. in charge. Mr. and Mrs. E. Wilharris favored with t lovely dijets, accompanied by Mrs J. Cardno at the piano. -miss- E.-- -Elderls-class won the grade attendance award. The mem- bers were reminded, of the area Conference for Horne and Schools being held „ in Lendon on Thurs- day, October 22. A film entitled, Are „Manners Important?" was shown,. after which a discussion period was held. • o • 'ick Winners In :onfesl Amon fluilett Schools . The pupils and teacher of S.S. No. 8,- Hallett: I,vere 'declared' win- ners in the Hallett' school ground beautifibation contest. ' Sponsored by the Hullett Federation of Agri-, culture, the contest has been run- ning since spring. The teacher at: the school is Mrs. Allan Shaddielc..- Runners-up were S.S. 9, Start .Errington. teaches.; SS. 3,, Mr,s Shirley Lyon, teacher. Mrs, George Watt, RR. 1, Blyth,, was the winner of the special prize offered' by the Federation at -the Blyth Fall Fair. --The-aurds--were--amiourrcedat - the monthly meeting of the direc- tors of the Hullett, Federation, held in Londesboro Hall on Thursday. The judges' report 011 the beauti- tication contest, from Clifford Epps, Was read. It was decided to hold the -an- nual meeting and turkey banquet on November 5 in Londesboro Hall, with Vaughan Douglas; of CIM,. as guest speaker, Doug Snell di- rector for the egg producers, gave a talk on a canvass for funds to promote the advertising of eggs. Blind Campaign Nears Oblective Abottf, $75.00 is „still needed in the Canadian National Institute for the Blind campaign. The announce- ment was made Tuesday by earia- paign chairman:, Boswell. Objective for Seaforth, Mr. Bos- well pointed out, is $600. To date, $525 has been raised. HENSALL LISTS VANDALISM S SCHOOL PROPERTY. DAMAGE , , Hensall public school. ,A maeLLee -Judith, of Toronto, wereweekend guests with the ,,former's mother, Mrs. Alice Jeynt. ' Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Robert-- son, of Waterford, visited on Sun- day with Mr. And Mrs, C. L. Jinks, Mr. Robertson -is a nephew of Mr. ,Jinks. ' - Mrs. Dorothy Parker, - district- - deputy president, and her install- ing team, of Amber Rebekah - Lodge, visited Clinton lodge Mon- day evening and Goderipla lodge 'Tuesday evening, .to conduct in- , stallation Ceremonies fortheir new officers.o' ' Mrs. C. L. Jinks enjoyed a tele - Phone conversation with her sis- ter, Mrs. August Petersen, of Rap-..' Id City, S.D., Igo/1day evening, with the „reception exceptionally clear. Miss Suzanne , Rennie sang • a pfeasieg solo, :God .'llatli Not . Promised," at the United. Church. Sunday morning. Rev., H. Sum- . merell,..of the McKillop iSastoraf • gliarge, delivered a mostinsPiring message, "The Troubled Heart," and the choir for their offeriLig sang, ',My Heart Shall Rejoiee. Miss' Wendy Moir had her tonsils removed at Clinton Hospital' on 'Monday. Vandalism, has been reported At Dr. and Mrs. Harry Soynt and was ,broken .•off, a drinking •,founs taM tarripered With, and a bicycle owned by David Neekes,,parkedat rishome placed.' on the tool* Of .the. school. Chief Cbns¼bl E. Davi, of • A, 1040 model o ear-;:-ewried hy•Ger-, 'aid. „Moir; irotn. King*. 'Street; :Hens:all,: Satiirday: •night,•was recovered 90 Sunday on back road in the'KipPen area, -Scouts At Weekend Camp , The .Hensell.'TrOop of the, Bey ,Scouts 'aedorripained ;by.Senut- master Sohn:Biker,.',and: assistant centmasters','Eri&.'illansfield and, Rnu Broderick,.,enjoYed.a.*eekead of camping at the, Huron DiStriet Scout ,Camporee. at Camp. Chipe,.., wana, 'Clinton. • SiXteen .patrols • at- tended from _Haitian districtAt tending:trona*, •Heasall---weref,',Jerry Drysdale; Jack Chipchase,:'.'David Buelianah, WaYne. Ellwood, Dennis Mock,: SteVeri.. Elder, :Of the 'Eagle. pettel;: an Bruce Horton, Robert McNaughton,. G a.x: y* -Lawrence, Wayne 'Payne, Gary Scholl Bill .1larlaiirm,, off, the 'Beaver, Pa - NEWS OF,B,RODRAGE • in ea Mr. Ford .Dickison had been at the International Plowing Match at Peter's C..orners in „Wentworth County all last week .and at many fall. fairs „throughout the. district, displaying the exhaust fans which he, manufacteres.'He started about two years ago • When, MetVin. Dietz :built. his large broiler pens: Mr. Dietz approached' Mr. Dickison re- garding an' exhaust' fan for his buildings at. a competitive price, A great deal of thoueht was put into this, and' many • days- and nights •were, spent in. designing a fan that would be suitable for the job. : . "!. . • Mr.' Dickison found that in or- der to manufacture this fan at the right price, materials had to be IISTRi DEBATERS ARE TOPS JN ANNLJAI. COUNTY EVENT Debaters from the Seaforth: and ColwanOsh - junior Farmers clubs tarried off 'top honors at the an- nual Hilton County- Junior Farmer debating contest held at SDHS audi- torium rridaY night. Winners were George ItibeY and Murray Gaunt, of the Colwanosh club. Larry Wheatley and Bill Strong, of the Seafeitth club, with spare,,Jim Hen - Wick, of the Hovvick 'Junior' Farm- er Club. «, Seaferth team woo, its debate taking the 'negative side on the stibject, "Resolved that Ontario ' farms should be larger." Robert Lawson and Garnet Wright of Clinton upheld the affirmative side, :1, ' • . The ColWanosli club debated that Support prices should be abolish- bd. Miss Jean Smith and Lawr- eoee Nesbitt, -of the Brussels dis- trict, upheld he negative. ° Member S Of the Howick club de - hating. were Jim Renwick,,, Jack Stafford, Murray Mulvny.4lona1d McMichael. judges were ' F. S, Cosford, of Sea,forth, and T J. Cornell, of Exeter, • Demand for boughv. in large quantities to ,do this; there also hed to, be a larger! field for ventilation 'than jnat. P011141 try _lapses, and upon looking 'ihio' this he found very feW farm build- ings that didn't 'haye• a ventilation problem. Therefore, he installed; machinery and Materials; to Marine facture these fans. - As of had:ay, there are four sizes being.nranufactured by Mr. Dicki- son in his workshop herein the .and o all fbur ean ibe in- stalled in :swivel frames that al- low the fan &be revolved to blow' inwards - or )outWards, :With this, present. Set-up, he can tnarmfac-'• tuteabout 100 fans. a 'week.' These are, being distributed by dealers . throughout 'Ontario. The regular meeting Of the Luth- er League opened by singing a IsYsioln. The Scripture Was read by Marie Rohrer; • Donna. Scherbarth discussed how to encourage More Young people to coMe.te.the meet: hies: A, Prayer was given by Wayne Jatmuth.-,Each me/fiber ° 'briefly. told how they spent the day for the roll, e,all. Invitations. Were receiv- ed to a lialloWeen patty, a hay-, ride and a skating. Darty. near futtirc., ' -Mekikup -Pair Honored. A . large- 06*d attended the Shower for Mr. and .Mrs. Irwin johniton at the Brodhagen and District Community Hall on Fi- day :evening; They were Presented, With A gift Of money. Mr: George Wheatley teed the eddiess, and the presentation was , . made 'by Louie Belton, 'Music . er dancing was' supplied by a to veencri, Erlyn Osborne, Gary Joi - ling and ary Sholdice. Lunch was served; , . • . - • Gifted:on 8.5th • iin-SattlidaY evening' relatives and friends of Mr, and Mrs.- Jim tIo3fd'(Edna *.Befinewies) Weston gathered" at the Community Hall here to ,Uelehrate the 25th wedding anniversary Of Mr. and Mrs : Lloyd, . The o,eVening sivaa- spent in playing eards, prizes, going to !IVI.rs. Ron- ald maz, Cilrl Voek; Mrs:. Lorne Mueller aid Reuben RaPien;*.inest Ione hand; Mts.- Chris Leonliardt and Harvey Dolin age. .Daneitag.fol lowed, with, Mesic' supplied by Mts. Mr. arid Mrs. Lloyd were pre- sented •4with ,an electric fry .pan-,, teleVisioa lamp; ,.teleyitien • table And: mirror:. The address' was read. by 'Russell 'Sholdiee. ''A delicious: lnli waS 'Served .by, the immedi- ate .fainily 0± Mrs. Lloyd. ..At this Celebration, Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd. presented her inother• Mit; Lena 13ennetvies, and sisters, Mrs, Hilda VOCk, ;Mrs, George Rock and .MrS.'1Dayld: Davis, with jeWx- ellery, ' and her brother; William. Bennewies;. With a cigarette light- er. , Mr. arid Mrs...Jblin L. Bennewies AccornPanitd•Igt.: and , Mg, .Cikr- ence Bennewies; of Mitehell, te• Winds:or ahd.:Detedit for the week- end, visiting. theirjaitily. Mr, *and. R.tisSell _Sholdice and BeVetley,.and Mr. Elizabeth • -. • oaern Qixrengeiser attended' Vain Street. United' Church,. Mit:04e% annivers- ary service on Sunday and were guests of Mr. and strs. Harold- pie.; get „ , : Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Morton, . of Thornhill, and .Mr. Arthur Morton,. of Calgary; Alberta, with Mr. and Mrs., Lew •Ilieks: on. Saturday. , Mr. and ,Mrs, -Ebner Burnett, Cherri, Edward and Michelle ., of Detroit,- with Mn And 4IrS: Ross L'eonhardt for the 'weekend. Mr. and Mrs, Lavern Wolfe and Mts. Charles Ahrens With•Mr, and MIS-. Levi ' Bands, Mitchell, on Sunday. ' . • . :Mr, and Mrs. 'Louie Sohieetnaii, of Lansing, ,Mich, With his sister, Mts. •George F. Mueller Mueller recently. ' Mr,. and Mrs. Fred Rock, Kit; el:tenor, ,withhis parents, Mr. and,: Mrs. keiity Rock, recently. Miss • Marlene. Diegel, ,Reg„,N., Stratford, withher parents, M. and, Mrs. William Diegel,,She has breesciatungeeti offrohmer S.ttoriaatti;ormd Kenneth Geoi.'ge•Rose,. infant sat of mi. mkt, Mts. Leonard Rose, was baptized during.the. Snritlar morning serviee at . St. Peter's Lutheran Chita. The Sponsor's, „along with the parents,,•.•vrere Mr. and ,Mervin Wurdel Mss Garble Rest and William Boltz•, Mr.. Irvin: Leonhardt has 'been erecting a Woocrwerkshdpat the ;gar of his, hone And has install- ed the inaehitierY that he Used le Fans his fdriner workslioP,, the building which has now being purchased by Ford Dickison. Seja°foinsIrth B.rreAsirrdeinEt we aVnd11.1..11°10n1V1-. time businessman,- was 92 on Wednesday. 'Mr. Beattie, who -}si•for oams'ebee elliks P°r°ereelihtlegY1,,.. shown iinprovement. and WAS able to3e around his home atinl wc1coile vis.itors who ettllid to tongratulate'