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BRITISH
MORTGAGE
& TRUST
St. Marys
loistowel. Ontario
REM BRUSBEIX4 POST 4n.ussliai PNTARO. TRIMSDA,T, A.rGUST Und, 1963
To honour these founders BRITISH MORTGAGE pre-
sents "Paths of History in Perth and Huron"—an at-
tractive booklet of scenic drives and pioneer reminders.
It was drawn and recorded by John Martin, A.R.C.A.,
O.S.A., and arranged and written by Anthony Kearsley,
B.A., F.R., Met. S,
Though the way of the past is gradually disappearing,
• some original structures still stand — an occasional log
cabin, farmhouse, store or a doorway. These are drawn
and described in the BRITISH MORTGAGE book, and
can easily be found by following the outlined routes.
The paths of history through Perth and Huron counties
are colourful and exciting: Courageous men like Galt
and Dunlop cleared the land and developed towns;
settlers brought richness and beauty in architectural
design.'
For Your Bookshelf
This booklet was published for you, and is free at any ,
BRITISH MORTGAGE office. Visit any one of the
eleven offices and ask for a copy for your bookshelf.
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Hold Trousseau Tea
Mrs. W. J. Turnbull entertain,
ed last Saturday, August 10, at
her home in honor of her dough.
ter, Marion Marie Turnbull,
whose marriage to Ronald Uhler
takes place Saturday, August 17,
in Duff's United Church, Wal-
ten,
The tea table, covered with a
linen tablecloth, was centred
with the wedding cake, silver
candelabra and corn fiev,•ers,
The house was decorated in
blue and pink.
Pouring tea were Mrs. Setinge
Baker and Mrs. W. E. Turnbull,
grandmothers of the bride, Mar-
ion. Mrs. Turnbull and Mrs. E.
Uhler received the guests and
Debra Van Vliet opened the
door.. Mrs, George Hablcirk and
Doreen Baker ushered the
guests upstairs. Elaine Hie,
London, showed the hope chest
display; Bonnie Uhler, the •
shower gifts, and Barbara Turn-
bull, the clothes, Janet, Christie
and Marlene Turnbull, Seaforth, '
were in charge of the wedding
gifts.
Serving tea in the afternoon
were Doris Bennett, Lois Bridge
and Betty McTaggart of Lis-
towel. In the evening Mrs.
Douglas Lawless, Mrs. Mary
Morrow and Mrs. Jan Van Vliet,
Jr., served. Assisting in the kit-
chen were Mrs. Gordon McGav-
in and Mrs. Andrew Turnbull.
Shower For Bride-Elect
Miss Muriel Schade, Reg.N.,
was guest at honor last Friday
evening at a. miscellaneous
shower held in. Duff's United
Church.
Mrs. Merton Hapkwell was in
charge of the program, open-
ing with relay group singing.
Evelyn Storey of Seafcirth and
Sherrill Craig entertained with
solos; Mrs. Jack Bryans played -
a piano instrumental, and a
pantomine . entitled, "Cinderel-
la," was presented. by Mary and
Brenda Bewley, Emma and Jan-
et Shortreed and Carol Wilbee,
with Mrs. Walter Bewley as,
commentator. Miss Faye Love
conducted several contests.
Miss Schade, her mother and.
the groom-to-be's mother, Mrs.
Marie Maier of Dashwood, were
escorted to decorated chairs.
Mrs. Gordon McGavin addressed
the guest of honor and the gifts
were presented by Mrs. Donald
Maier, Mrs. Everet Storey and
Mrs. "Elgin Schade. Miss Schade
replied, thanking the ladies for
the.beautiful gifts and all those
who helped to• make the eve-
ning a success.
Mrs. E. Storey was in charge
of the guest book at the door.
Mary teeming and Evelyn Stor-
ey received the gifts. Lunch
was served by. the McKillop
ladies.
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CIVIL SERVANTS
HOLD, PICNIC
The Civil Servants' Associa-
tion of Ontario, Stratford
branch, No. 24, held its annual
picnic at Seaforth Lions Park
on Saturday. There were about
250 in attendance.
Ken Wilmot was chairman of
the committee in charge,
which included Sol Sereres,
Doug Griffin, E. (Shorty) Balls,
Bev Haring and W. H. (Bill)
Thiel.
An interesting event was the
presentation of a plaque and
ring to Mr. Balls for service
to the branch during his term
of office as president and other
duties to the branch.
A draw for Major prizes took
place.
Winners of the running races
were: Up to three years, Marty
Scott, Cathy Balls; 4-5 years,
boys, Bryan Dale, Stephen
Steep; girls, Lulu Aenen, Kar-
en Landers; 6-7 years, boys,
Timmy Gropp, Kenneth Dale;
girls, Barbara Young, Debby
Ketnp; 8-9 years, boys, Bradley
Eidt, Bill. Dale; girls, Dalrien
Drape's, Marion McGrath; 10-
11 years, boys, Mark Gropp,
Wayne Drapes; girls, Susan
Kemp, Sharon Young; 12-13
years, Bob Thiel, David O'Don-
nell; girls; Linda Houghton,
Pauline Rayniga; ,14-16 boys,
Ben Tiffin, Bill Thiel, Jr.; girls,
Linda Houghton, Pauline Hean-
ey,
Women's three-leggedrate,
Mrs. ItUsSell Bell and Bonnie
Bell, Mrs, B. Steep and Mrs.
G, Kemp; boys, wheelbarrow
race, Ben Tiffin arid Doug Tif-
fin; Bruce Townsend and
Brute Weymouth; then's sack
bide, Wayne Bells Pat Carthyt
girls, three - legged race, M.
Carthy and Helen Young, Rose-
mary Young and Linda Hough-
ton; women call to husbands,
Mrs. Kenneth Wilmot, Mrs.
Richard Steep; oldest person
at picnic, D. Yousie; youngest,
Mark Mackison; men's pace
race, Earl Rose, Percy Felker.
men's elimination contest, 3):
Lalonde, E. Gropp; 'women's
elimination, Mrs. Earl Rose,
Mrs. Lewis O'Donnell.
A picnic suppet was enjoyed
by all:
W Wingers
Bombed By
Brussels Girls
The W & W Wingers went
down to defeat in the first
game of the playoffs with Brus-
sels girls on Friday, in Brus-
sels, when they were,downed
20-7, Errors in the rst two
innings by the Wingers put the
game in Brussels possession.
G. Wilson and Y. Knight led
the winners With four runs
each, and Norah Brown led the
losets With two runs. Ruth ftit-
citie also sparked the losers in
the fourth with a homer when
the bases Were loaded.
Brussels den file x-20
Wingers .... 002 401. 0—'t
Brussels —Stet and Coolies;
Wingers, Buchanan, Ritchie
(5th), Storey.
The two teams will play the
second game in the "hest three-
out of Ave series on 'Thursday
it tilt Winthrop Porn,
Winthrop Tops
Brussels Eleven
' Winthrop and Brussels
tangled in Brussels on Wednes-
day in Huron Soccer League ac-
tion played under the lights.
After 90 minutes of action, the
final score was Winthrop 4,
Brussels 1
Winthrop led 2-0 at nail--time
on goals by John BoVen and
George Love.
Early in the secona half Brus-
sels scored to make it 2-1, but
Winthrop carte back with two
more goals, to make the final
count 4-1, Ken McClure and
Bill Kerr scored the Winthrop
goals.
Winthrop line-up: Goal, Carl
Boven; full-backs, Mervin Pep- •
per, Bill Kerr; halves, Wilton
Adroa, Albert Doyen, Ron Me-
Mum; forwards, George Love,
Dave Mclnally, Tom Love, Ken
McClure, John Boven; alter-
nates, Wayne Dolmage, Glen
McClure.
In other games played last
week, Centralia RCAF dumped
St, Columban 74, and Goderich
Building Centre shut out Conk-
lin. Lumber 2-0.
Standings, including games of
August 7, are as follows:
GP' W L Tpts.
Centralia RCAF 10 9 1 0 18
Winthrop 9 6 1 / 14 ,
Brussels • 10 3 4 3 9
St. Columban 9 4 5 0 8
Clinton -RCAF 9 4 5 0 8
Butlaing Centre 113 5 2 8
Conklin 'Amber 9 i1 R I 1
Bilitsileitt WAS else defeated
Elva is one by St. Columban,
The only Brussels goal Was
op.% scored. by Murray Lowe,
Harry dirge
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'Meant:014 the new C.SO-TV
aeries of half.hbut programs
examining the tatutdiaa
at horde and in the world at
large. It fit seen 'tfortday nights'
during the summer, moving to
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