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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1959-11-06, Page 1• One Hundredth Year.' Whole _Number '4786' SEAFORTII ONTARIO' FRIDAY NOVEMBER 6 1959 $2,50 a Year in Advance, Single Copies, 5 Cents . Despite wet foggy weather, Hal- lowe'en in Seaforth produced hun- dreds of queerly garbed children, who, called from door to door throughout the fawn With the Warn- ing, , `Trick or treat."; From the bags of loot with Which' Most of them were seen, the average household- er took no eharices and shelled out with candy, popcorn and apples: • For the first time in some 30 years there was no organized Hal.. lowe'en activity in town, The an- nual Lions Hallowe'en frolic; an institution since its beginning in the late twenties, was not held in view, of lessening- interest during recent yearse,- - Only activity was a welleatten& ed . dance, sponsored by Teen Town in the Community Centre. .1i r. ornas uxikory Has Dih Birthday The Women's Auxiliary of St. Thomas' Anglican Church celebrat- ed its -70th birthday on Tuesday, Nov. 3. The -ladies of the district churches were their guests. A celebration of Holy Comment - Ion was held in the church, during which Mrs. Cleave Coombs sang a solo. Later, Mrs. G. 1VIeGavin, peelent, welcomed the 'ladies at a reeeption in the parish hall. Miss CherY1 Moore sang a beautiful Mr. Hunt, of goderich, brought congratulations from ,the deanery Mrs. Donaldson introduced the special speaker, Mrs. Luelce.,...of Kitchener, Diecesan Social Servie-e secretary. Mrs. J. Semple, •Eg- mondville, thanked the W.A. lad- ies on behalf of the visitots. The tea tahle was centred with a 'bowl of 'golden mums, flanked by gold and white candles. A three- tier -decorated birthday cake was --cut by the president, Mrs. 1VicGav- • in. -Pouring tea- were four life members:1'. 'Mrs. Wm. Southgate,' ' Mrs. Wm. Oldfield, Mrs. A. Beth- une and Mrs. E. C. Case. Check Repairs- Seaforth Arena - Complete satisfaction with •the manner in which repairs had been carried t out to the arena "was --ex- pressed when the 'Arena Commis- sion met Thursday evening, ac- - cording- to commission --Chairman W. T. Teall. Members of the coMmission ex- amineclethe work, which included replaced portions of the front ele- ,vation and the tieing'. in of two trusses: The work was, complet- ed by .Elmer Rivers. Town staff carried out paving of the area ad- jacent to the arena, The meetirig approved arrange: ments,With arena staff and agreed 'on a rental ..with the. Junior "C" team. The team will receive 60 per ,cent of gatesand provide referees. The arena, will provide ticket ,staff. A Plans were set in motion to hold a- feather party on Friday, December 11. Proceeds will- be used to clear up, a batik deficit, with the balance going to Junior "C" hockey. ' Sell 14 Bushels On Apple Day Seaforth Scouts sold, 14 .bushels of apples Saturday on their Apple . Day and took in. nearly $200. It is expected the annual,. event will net the troop about $150.00. About 250 teenagers we're present in costume. "Everything was in order at Hallowe'en," Chief Elmer Hutch- inson reported. "There wasn't any trouble at all," he said, Uricertain as to thes,reasop, Chief Hutchinson said it could be that Seaforth youth are becoming be - ter behaved, or perhaps it was the bad weather. In any event, he had but three or four incidents report- ed, and none was serious. On Market Street, some lattice fencing was disturbed, a number of barrels were rolled from the Farmers Co-op, and a Milk cart was deposited in front of the resi- dence of a Seaforth school princi- Hensall is Quiet Hallowe'en was observed at the public school Friday afternoon, When programs, .garnes ,and stunts were featuredPupils up to grade 6 held a masquerade ,parade from room to room and prizes were awarded 'for the - best costumes. -Gracleee-7-ai-rdal-§b enjoyed a pro- gram, games and stunt. Ilensall Kinettes will on Sunday visit 35 sick and shut-ins in the village and hospitals and nursing home, and on Tuesday, will .rnake a house-to-house canvass to sell tickets on a' draw for a Christmas - Chief Constable Eees R. Davies' making the rounds of the. village Saturday night, assisted e by .two local -firemen, reported a quiet HalloWe'en with no vandalism., The new Bank of Montreal, in the course of erection,. was guarded - on ,Friday and Saturday nights by, Jack Corbett. ; ' s.Iltallowe'en Party Winners_ . The "Hallowe'en, party for Heue sail and district children, held Sat- urdaY, eponsored -by Ileneall Kins- men, was one of the best. The parade, led by a police cruiser, with music provided by piper's Bob , Cameron, and Nelson Howe, forne, tr band inembs, ' with some 'Very levely costumes, left nothing to be desired. The parade started -at the public school. and marched down main street to the Town Hall, where the judging of costumestook place by, age group's.. The children were tteathd to several coniedy films „and bags of candy._ Winners Were; under five years, Ann, knight, Kay Davis, Shelley )3onthron; eight and under, Bren- da,, Ludwick, Bradley 1Vionsseau, 1WiehaelrDavie; 10 and under, Paul Drysdale, s Gary Kyle, Chrissie Cameron; 10 and over, Brien Smil- lie, Brenda' Smillie, Freddie Lud- JfielgeS. were Mts. R. H. Middleton,Rev. Currie Winlaw and Mr. G. C. Vats. . ' Committees in charge were: F'resident Ross , Jinks,. Harold -Knight, Bill Fii%s and Rebeet -Rea- burn. Thi,is the first year the party , has been sponsored by the_ Kinsmen Club. _ Pope!, Drwes P041,0„Ce..25.„..ijOns. From District The fall paper drive, carried out by members of the Lions Club on Wednesday of last week, produced 16 tons of paper. According toof- ficials in charge of the 'collection, several pick-ups remain to be com- pleted when additionale truck ac- commodation is available, The collection produces funds used in Lions community projects and wels fare work: ' On Saturday members of the Oddfellows and Rebekahs held their anmial CP & T paper drive- in Seaforth and district and col- leeted-about nine tons. The pro- ceeds assist' in purchasing wheel chairs, hospital beds and crutches. Seltt...Pri.te:Wortnettat Hallowe'en Festivities The following pupils Were prize - winners at the gallowe'en party held on Friday 'afternoon at Wal - ten public school: Juniors -,--Best dressed, Barbara 13yrans; funniest dressed, Linda Travis; best dress- ed couple, Gail Travis and Sharon ' Marks; funniest dressed couple, Neil McDonald and Murray Blake; funniest- face, Judy Thomas; cos- tume Iciest like Hallowe'en, Mary , Bewley. - Seniors -- Best 'dressed, Anne Blake and Linda Brydris (tie); fun- niest dressed, Ken Shortreed; beat dressedeouple,Carol Wilbee _and Wenda:Humpbries; funniest dress- ed, eel:plass' "terry , Walters and Bruc Clark; fininiest faces Sher- rill raig; costume most like Hal- lowe'en, Carol 'Wilbee. The, pupils of S.S. No, 12, Grey, would like to extend a vote • of thanks te all these contributing to UNICEF, thus making their Hal- lowe'en project a success. • AllaildWe'ere dance was 'held in -• -the Coninninity Hall on Friday ev- ening, Prizes were won by Mts. Stewart McCall and son, jack; best dressed couple, Mrs Ronald Bennett; best dressed lady, Mre, Ralph Travis; best dressed gent. Music was supplied by the Clinton Hilltoppers. ^ . Mrs. • Clifford Brown, Carol, Nancy and Ronnie, of An - burn, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Broad(foot Sunday after- noon. ' Mrs- Andrew Coutts and Mr: and Mrs. E. McCreath were weekend uests•• with 'Mr: and Mrs. Earle Coutts, Toronto. Mr. Lumley McKay, of - Auburn, - visited, ith-lVir, Prank Kirkby and family on Sunday. Miss. Ruth -Anne Ennis, of Kit- chener, spent the weekendat her homes A carload of ladies ..from herd attended the fall rally of the WA at Auburn last Thursday. Miss 'Muriel Schad% of Whig - bane, spent the weekend with her parents, 'Mr- and Mrs. Norman Sehade, • Tom, Love, son of Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeLove, is a p ati S en colt Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, A number of Institute Members attended a baZaar, and supper at Undeelaciro last Wednesday after- noon. n. • • Seaforth and district will..!pay . tribute to leewar dead in impres- sive services on Sunday andWed- inesday. ' • • The annhal Poppy Day cam- paigngets under way Friday and o to Hospital Cars Collide rogy.W2.ir4z, • • • .1 • r . • F tICE S ' WERE Asioirit, at- the annuel, meeting of Distriet, Association of Agricultural:Societies' at Milverton :Wednesday. Left to right,- Seated; they are John E. - Sier Mone R.R. 4, Mitchell, .Mitchell Agricultural Society, director; John. i'Flitter, R,R. 2;' Atwood, • Mernington Agricultural • Society, ..secretatY; standing; James. A. Mair, Brussels, East' Huron Agrjcnitural Society,„ peat president; Robert W-Carnphelle R.R. .1,' .Dublin e .Seaforth .s Ageienl- • turai Society, aesociate director. '(B-H Photo)s . • • " Tribute was paid Tuesday eve 'leingeto. the outstanding ' contribu- tion he had made tO the County: of Huran-WhensWarden William Jew- itt. was honored On the 'occasion of the annual warden's T banquet. The event 'took Piece in Knox Churchs , Graderiche., and -:wae,e, attended by .serne'30.0., guests, representative of the ,nainicipai andbusinesslife. Of the county. Following a toast to Warden Jew- itt, ,.Dan Beue,rnaanri, reeve of Mo- Killop township, and the ' reeve of .DISTRICT COUNCILS ARE AGREED -ONTAR10:.:;ADMINISTEV.WELFARE- •Couneils from two -municipali- ties concurred with a resolution from the Township of Crowlancl, - •Th e resolution asked le" have the provincial • government take over complete payment and achninistra- -tiOn of Pliblie welfare in the Pro- vince of Ontario. The councils of "Hensall vilrage and .Tuckersmith township ,both concurred „with ,this appeal. and authorized their respective clerks to advise Crowland officials. Tlickersniith To Host IICMOA The engineer's report on the Wil- liams Municipal_ Dramn. was read and provisionally adopted by Tuck- ersmith, council Bylaw No. 9, 1959, on the Stewart Drain -was finally passed., In accordance with a re- quest from A. M. Harper, ,C•Ae, the audit fee for 1959 was increee, ed to $600, to be apportioned as follows: Township, $360; Tele- phone System, $125; School Area, $100; S.S. No. 3, $15. • "There were no appeals to the court of revision on the assess meat roll for 1960 taxation. • The Township of Tuckersinith will be hosts to the 'Huron County Municipal Officers' Association at their spring meeting' in 1960. Clerk Cora "Chesney was I instructed to pay assistance, on the Williams 1Vlienicipa1Drain. , Aeeounts passed included: Town- shipof _Hay, Deters and Soklan Drains assessments, $442; fire pro- tection, $16; dump, $22.50; Adams Drain, $50; supplies, $36,56; post- age, .$1,0;supplementary allow- ane`e, $25; `Clerical assistance, $17;• drains, $316.75; livestock protec- tion, $254; nursing home care, 3.25; Town, of ,Seaforth, high school debentures, $3,061„13; petty eash, $25; roads, $2,524.79; Receiv- er -General, '$7.15; . salary- and al- lowance, $241.63. Council adjourned to meet De- cember 1st, at 1 p.m: lIensall Grants Increase MeNalighton tax dollector, re Plan Observance AnniversarY; First Presbyterian Church, Sea - forth, will observe its 92nd versary with pecial services on Sunday`, NOV. 15, at 11.ta.re: and 7 p.in, The Reverend Dr. David 'Gowdy, BA., E.D., Th.l:ie; of C,en- tral Presbyterian Church, Galt, iviI1 be the guest speaker. Dr. Gowdy is one of the church's finest preachers and scholars, and 110 doubt many in the area will want to hear this outstanding churchman. Special music • willebe provided by the choir. Miss Mary Lilhan MacKenzie, Walkerton, will beguest soloist, •ported tax arrears to date as be Mg $2,436.21, or 4.3 per .cent out- standing Mr. Heist of Centralia was present, statin e , assess- . the ' ment on the old school was ont of line. The couneil advised hien to contact the assessorin regard to this esituatiort. Constable Bevis reported that the snow fences had all been put up, and also that he had put up more signs at the village dump. A motion - that the Ilensali Core- ninnity Memorial Park Board and Waterworks be billed for the' share of liability insurance was passed. The elerk was instructed to pre- pare a new by-law regarding he, eneieg of trailers, this to be pre- sented at the next meeting., , A .requesti,. was ' read from Han- sen Public 'Utilities Commission, asking ,the ,apProval of Hensel]. Munieipait'Couneil ,for a raise in, the Comniissioners' salaries to $75 per year: This alpproval wai grant- ntersection ieeeee A collision early Wednesday af- ternoon at the' -intersection .of the 4thconcession of -IVIcKillop and the Mckillop-Hullett boundary -road, 21/2 miles' nerth, of No. 8 highway, sent two McKillop residents to hos,. In Scott Memorial Hospital' are Walter 'McClure, ',,suffering from a fractured 'rib, - lacerations and slight •concus§ion, ..and William S. Storeye'whoe'reeeieed-a--fractureds. collarbone, . Both'. are suffering from shock, according to the at- tending. physician, Drn E. 1VIalleus. The driver of the other cer in- volved, John Crozier, R.R..2, Sea - forth.' escaped injury. The accident occurred at an op- en intersection. The McClure car Was preceeding west and. the Cro- zier..ear north on the boundary road. Mr. Storey was a passenger in the, McClure -can 'According to CPI' Constable John McDewell, who is investigat- ing, the accident damage to the vehicles was heavy. The McClure car will likely•be a write-off,- while the Crozier cars damage is esti- mated at $1,000, Wingharri' , Roy Adair, • presented Mr. iand. Mrs, ejeWitt with .a 'Silver tea se.rVede.. ' . T.' 77 . The egueet .§peaker was '.Profese set -James SeottesTbronto, a native of .Seafeeth. Prof.;:. Scott, who :is now engaged in ceinpiling the hiS- tOry oeelititon. County,' termed the' Warde&e.beriquet-a. ,`fainily night" .teeeVith all present liavingsoae thing in, common the welfare of 'Huron : "The Hilton County :Storyis very 'dated; .and is as strong'. as the hearts of the. people who .make up' the commUnitY,said. A1 - though this is the 'eage of autoina- .then,'ethere:'are StilI:emany 'things in,the wored. toddy,. that •can .•be done by liuniari..beings—and' One nmsts be • eqtriPpedto. feee 'to-• andriOws. erietter What it inay bring." ,. • t • Meyer Ernest .C.• Fisher, Of Gbds., ektendeibla welcome, witb ex -warden. :MorrisSey;, of Crediton,., ilittoduchig„Y.the bead- table..guests, Grace Was: Sara -by Rein minister. of,lhe'host: chinch, Jarriei:H.:Kin- kead, inspecten of public 'school's fel. North Hurbp, lcd in a sing- song with Elgin and. Glenn, Nott, -Seaforth eentributieg' to: the pen- Anierig . the guests were the war- den's: Wife and fandly.• and offi- cials ofsIbillett .T.OWnship,. of which Warden ''JeWitt is the reeve. . , - Ifetnore people dtoire eright more el,. .he effectave jam 1,. . 1 Would be left . FACING .SMAtif'FAIIIIIIERS'AND..„FARM$.. •.---.PARR LINE FORUM The first meeting of the winter season of the Parr Line Farm For- um, was held at the home .of and . Mrs,' John &hien Monday evening. Topic for discussion was, '-4-Thes Farm." In answer to the first ,question, thii forum felt' the ttend in this areeels toward larger farms, :With bugger .farms there will, be neighbors to work. with -and Iese comnitinity spirit, they said. Deficiency payments should be restricted to boria fide fanners, they agreed : In future, srnallferms may produce the seed, stock for large eernes. which usully feature toinMereialproduction Euchre winners were: , 'ladies, Mrs. Eldon Jarrott and Mrs. Steel - 'art Blackwell; mere Charles Rob: insen and Keith Love, FIRESIDE FORUM , Fireside Farm Forum met Men - ay night at the home of Vire and Mrs, Robert . Jamieson. with 7 17 _adults present. The discussion on the radio was well received . and proved interesting Some speakers thought" that the ,Ooverninent should gear their bus. Mess so as to help the famAy -farm:, as the disappearance Of it would damage the rural .school; also the country chUrChes. This forum finds ' the very large farms ha this locality hoe net been a success, and the Medium size farniS have proved More success- ful. - Family farms teem to he in, creasing as farmers start their sons on nearby farms and pool their implements and Make a 'suc- cess. o Nextsforurn will be at -the home of Mr. and .Mrs. Joseph•Babcock. Winners at euchre were: high, Mrs. J. Babcock and Mrs. Rebert Riley; lone hinds, Mrs. Robert Dalton end Eric Anderson; censo- lation Mrs. Jim Howatt and 011 - ver Andetsott, Accident Victim Dies' _ . The death odeurred in Clinton Public Hospital Saturday of Mary Jane Jane (Mamie) .Keys, beloved wife of the late lVfelvin ' Talbot, 'Bruce field, who died from severe injur- ies resulting frein 'a five -car crash' at Brucefield Sunday night, .Oct. 25.- She was in her 72nd year. -She ,yeas 'a valued smember of Bruce - field United Church .and Women's Missionary Society. . • .. _ Survivors'are a son, Ernest 'Tat: 'hot, kippen; a daughter, Mrs. Chester, (Mabel). Neil, Seaforth; two 'sisters:: Mrs: John Mesh e of, Varna; Mrs. Jarneselteid, London; and a brother; Rev. Melvin Keys, ,London. There are fiVe grandchil.- Largely ',attended funeral servic- es were held from Brugefield Unit- ed Church Tuesday, conducted by Rev: S.'Dayison, and Dr 3. 'Semple of Egrno,ndville. Internient was in Bayfield .cernetery. Trqppers ii),1•ay 6116114 °filen eri • . stnall attendance at the an - Anal meeting, of: the Iltiron Trap- pers'.Association in Brussels' Leg- ion Hail Tuesday evening resulted inea deeision, to,Nostpono election of officers uritil spring, according to Ralph Reffer,", Brussels, who is secretaryAteasurer. In the abserice of President El - mar ,Ilood, of Monkton, Cliff•Hogy, Walton, second Vice-presiclentewes in eharge. Abont 30 attended the meeting., To Make Awards At Minor Bali Night The executive, managers and coaches of the Seaforth Minor Baseball Association.'will complete their activities for the year Fri- day night in the public school when the presentation of themost valu- able player award Will be made to the winning memher of each team, The awardsare made available by the Seafarth Chamber of Com- merce. The program Will be fol- lowed -by A social for the teams, arranged and donated by interest- ed grater's. The executive wotikl like to point out that the parents of the beys are also invited to attend the evening's aetivities. All ,players are requested to bring their eni- forms so that pictures may be taken. MISS MAJA ROOBOL, Hen- sall, graduate of Victoria Hos- pital, London, received word this week' that she had suc- cessfullY„ paseed her exam and received her R.N. , Her marks were 1A, 2B and 1C. Maja is a graduate of Seafortle District High School and the daughter ,ofe,Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobol,s Hens ell. ews_4A_Constance Are Preseiit At d ' or en s Banquet continues Saturday, when mein- bers.4ofethe.' Legion Ladies' Aiuxil- iary will canvassySeeforth. homes, , factories and, Places of business, Proceeds' from the sale of veteran - made, poppies .; Make possible a conti'nuation of Legion -Welfare, Arrangentente for the Pop- py Day campaign and for the Re membrance Day program gener- ally are in charge , of tbe special eVents Committee of the Legion . here, headed by Charlie Wood. The annual church parade of Seaforth Branch -156 Canadian Legion takes place Sunday flunk- ing to Northside United Church, 'when Rev: Je C..Britton will con - Mkt the service. The parade Of veterans, which forms at the Post Office at 10;30 o'clock, will be led. by the -SDHS Band. ' On Wednesday the annual Re- membrance Day memorial parade and service takes' place.- The par- ade which -Will include Veteran,. Bey Scouts, Cubs, schocl childen, municipal, officials and. representa- lives , Of 'district organizations, will be -headeclety'llie SDHS Band. At the, cenotaph in. Victoria Park, inc icoenrelV'eSd niwenitHarryll. beineNhaersitt teo. Leg- Warden WilliamJewitt end M.r.s. Jewitt renterteineeleat the warden's banquet, .Tuesday 'night to faintly, friends and .county members at; .Keieec. Presbyterian Church, Gode reeli:',Ftiendilfroin:hsnee;.besidethe faintly, were: Mr. and ' Xis, Rose MacGregor,- Wilbtit' Jewitt Mr. incl•Mrst, Charles Dex-- ter, :'1111r. and Mrs. Wifliam bale, Mt. and Mrs.' John JeWitte Len- desbore.; Miss Janet Retweliffe, Seaforth; Mrs Bill Dowsene,Varne. Mt. and MI'S. Jewitt Were present- ed With -a silver tea service,. and after., the 'banquet a dance follow- ed in McKay -Hall. . '• Mr. 'apd Mrs. Robert Woods and Debbie, of Ajax,* spent the week- end with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley. Mr. and Mrs. George Weis, Lin, da and Larry, and Mrs. Sarah 'Brown, elleof Hanover, spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Borden - 'Brown and -family, . ' Mr. and s. Joe'Riley and Mr. and. Mrs. Frank Ri att decl the funeral, of Mr, Bert RI ey, Crom- arty on Monday. The commuhity extends sympa- thy to, Mr. Secord MeBrien on the death of Mrs. McBrien, whose fun- eral was on Monday. ' Mr. and Mrs. ,Charles Dexter were spending -a few days with Mrs. Edith Vincent, of Goderieh. -LP/lends of Mrs, Waiter Seett are serrY JO -learn she is ea, patient -M a °anti spital. Mre. rank Riley spent Wednes- -day - London With her sister, om Riley, of eClinton, while 1VIr. Tom Riley underwent an op, eration Londori nospital. . . SDHS .Board Clears Drainage Of Field Approval for' the drainage of the SDIIS rugby field was given lay the sDns Board wizeu it met in the school Tuesday evening. The board accepted the tender of Ross Scott Ltd, for fuel oil at 2.6 eerits less than the current tank price. The tank price at the moment is 18.7 cents. The board recognized the hon- ors received by the SDIIS Trumpet Band and conimeeded the them- -hers and instructor, George Hilde- brand. .November. 11th, Dinner :Members of the Legionevill hold a diriner in the COlierniniitY Centre On Wednesday evening. This is, be- ing -.arranged by the Ladies' Auxil, ' Planning.: and co-ordinating . the various Reinembtance, Day .activi- tiee .are •President ',Harry. Nesbitt, and special event S 'eliairnieri Chase, Wood, of of 'the Canadian .Legion, Logien officials, in qjiSCLIssing parade arrangements, emphasized - thateit Was hoped, that all Vetetans, and servicemen in jhe. district, gardleSS of whether or not they - were:Legion' inerriberss.would take part in .the 'church .parade..and in 'the Iteinernbience-DaYparede and service. , • • • : The Noveniber Meeting of -,the Seaforth' branch of the Legion. is being..., held Thursday evening . evening Of" next week. . Nomitationeefor the various' offices be tebeived...`; Entertains tor Bride Elect , Mrs., Harvey Johnston entertain, ed at a trousseau tea in honor of her daughter, Doris Pauline, at the Huron „County Home onFri- day , Oct. 30; from 2 to 5 pen. and 7 to 9 p.m, The gnests, were re ceived at the door byMrs. Har- , vey„ Johnston; Mrs. Elgin -McKine ley and Miss Doris Johnston. ' • In ,thes aeternoon. Miss • jean Smith, Brussels, displayed the china and miecolleneOus items, and Miss 'Joan :Johnston, Clinton, dis- played the liens. Mrs. ..James ArniStrong,, jr., Brussels, display: , ed the wedding gifts,' and IVIrs.' Crane McLeen, • Hensalledisplayed the trzAssnesaoinie Mrs. m'o,xiniey and Mrs. Bob sMcKinley, • of -Zurich; Mrs: Kenneth. Pinson, Fullerton, and, • Mrs. Gertrude Bewley, Clinton, poured tea', with Mrs. 'Clarence Martin , and •Mrs,- John •Bryans, of ' Walton; Serving the guests, In the. evening Mrs, David Hack - well, St.....,Marye: displayed the , china and mistellaneols, 'qrs. An- son MeKinley, Zurich, displayed the litiens__Mre...,,G,rant McLean, Hensall, 'displayed.; the weddhig • •gifts, and . Miss . Carol Pepperes Clinton, clisplaYed the trousseau. Mrs. .James Armstrong, Sr., of Brussels; Mrs. Pearl Seaforth, Mrs. Bert jolinston)3rtis- sels, and 1VIrs. E. Redford, Clinton, poured tea, with ivliss .CarolPlum- steel and,Miss Betty Ann Gibbings of Clinton, serving the guests. , Ladies' helping in the kitchen in - eluded Mrs. gd. Bryans, Walton; -Mrs. William -Flood, Seaforth; Mrs. sJames.McDonald, Mrs Ken- ' neth McDonald, and Mrs, Harold Bolger, ef Walton. One thing can he said for today's dollen,. It has - plenty bye-ing , EIGHT NEIGIII$ORS of Jelin A.' Bruce Came to ilia as starlet reeentlY, and plowed 25 acres Of land at R.R. 3, Wale ton. Mr, 13rnee is "recuperating from an Operation. §hown- , here, from left to rigat, ate the helpers: Donald Buchanan, Cliff Ritchie, Rem Wilhailleon, Alvin Stitnore, Ilarvey Cra Allan Johnston, Sim Bolger, and: Jim, Wilson, tt X rkoto.