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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1957-08-15, Page 1The Seaforth News WHOLE SERIES, VOL. 79 SEAFORTH, ,ONT;A IO,THURSDAY, •AUGUST 15, 1957 $1.60 a Year SEAFORTH MAY TERMINATE PROVINC'L POLICE CONTRACT Faced with notice frosxi 'bhe Provincial • Police Office at Mount Forest that tihree police will be required for ]Seaforth next year, Seaforth town coun- cil on Monday night decided to reply that 'Seaforth would con cider continuing' with two police but could not renew the con- tract if three men were requir- ed. . • 'Council also voted a grant of 4700 to the Athletic Associa- tion, being .half the amount asked to take care of the hoc- key deficit. ' !The session, of council lasted till nearly midnight and was ad- journed to text Monday night whenthe tax rate will be struck and other business completed. All members of council were present. and Mayor MdMaster presided. 'Grahame Reid, engineer for the town sewer, was present and said he had inspected the sewage disposal plant and was ' prepared to certify that the Sp'arton firm hada 'carried out the original intent of the -eon- .1 'tract. He recommended that Seaforth make an offer of $500 as settlement of a bill for $1,- -260.8(5 which they claimed for installation of water service at the time the disposal plant was built. There was doulbt , as to the meaning of . the 'specifica- tions, he said, but the firm had . failed to supply flush hose. - The matter was left in the hands of 'Councillors Habkirk • and Turnbull to consult P.U.C. . and town solicitor, through whom any settlement would be. made. fMr. Reid inquired if council were considering a sewer ex (tension to the hospital. If the hospital is facing an expense of a big sum of money to pro - ride` temporary relief for their sewage problem, it would be an error not to connect to the ex- isting town sewer, he said. Dr. .McMaster asked permis- sion to run a connection at his own expense from the clinic !`-.6 William St. apartment to the sewer on Goderieh street, about 425 feet. Mayor McMaster said quite a few sewer rates have not been paid. At Jan. let, 3504 was un- paid out of $.1400. The owner of a large .business block on Main street returned a bill for x'100 to council, stating the sew- er rates must be collected from his individual tenants. 'Councillor Kellar asked what is the use of putting in sewers if the people refuse to pay. 'Council decided to send a letter notifying the owner that action will be taken by the town solici- tor after ten days. Letters will also be sent to all in arrears that action will be taken shortly. In the property report, Coun- cillor Habkirk said two grader tires had :been sent in for re- •" ataaThg at $147.60. Tires must be perfect to be retreaded, he said. 'Councillor (Kellar in the fire and water report, said the high pressure hose had been received and the firemen are ordering four lengths of fire hose. 'Councillor Ball, parks chair- man, said grass had been cut 1 and some stumps removed. ''t Building permits were con- k firmed to Tom Willbee, house ,R at West end of Market street on t lot 'purchased from (Mrs. Flan- nigan, 14 storey, frame, to cost $4,000. George Broome, ; one storey house on Mill street, cost x$6,500. Topnotch Feeds Limited, bulk feed storage, ad- joining feed office, cost $16,- 000.. NEW HOUSE - Excavation began this week for a ranch type house (being built by Bruce McMillan of Topnotch !Feeds Ltd., on three lots at corner of Centre and Ann streets, purchased from James M. Scott. WINNERS Dave Lemon and Dill iChes- ney were the winner's of the lucky draw at Flannery's Dry Cleaners.last, week. BOWLING On Aug. 7th 'Seaforth Lawn Bowling Club 'held the Gruen Watch Men's 'Doubles Tofirna- went, sponsored by 'Savauge's Jewellery. A full entry. of 3'6 rinks from Ailsa 'Craig, Lon- don, Woodstock, Goderich, Clin- ton, Kitchener, Mount Forest, Waterloo, (Preston; St. Mary a, Galt, Exeter, Tills'onburg,!Strat- 'ford, . Petrolia, Brussels and Seaforth, 1st prize, 'Ron Jones and Martin 'Dow of ` London Elm- wood (Club, 3 wins plus 34; 2nd prize, 3, Dorsch and Ed Engel, Waterloo, 3 wins plus 19; 3rd Prize, R. .Mc!Intosh and S. Mc- Intosh, Ailsa Craig, 3 wins plus q18. 4th prize, C. Morton and J. McIntosh, (Ailsa Craig, 3 wins plus 11; 5th prize, H. 0. Free and Alvin Dale, (Seaforth, !3 (wins plus 9; Gth - E. IOstander and Jim Vance, Til:lson'burg, 2 wins plus 24. In addition to the 5rbh prize winners Seaforth was repre- Upper School Results Announced Boyd, 'Barbara, Eng. Comp. Cr., `Eng.. Lit. 'Cr., hist. 1, bot. 2, Lat. au. 2, L, eornp. 'Cr., F. au. 2, Fr. comp; 2. 'Broad'foot, Neil C. E. coma, cr., E. lit. !2, hist, cr.,, bot. 2, ZOO. cr. Bryans, Franklin G. zoo. 2. Christie, Alice IM., E. comp. 3 E. Iit, 3. hist. ''Cr., L. au. 2, L. comp. 3, F. aubh. 2, F. comp 2 Dale, Laurel K., zoo. 'Cr. +Dearing,'IDonald E., E. comp. cr., E. lit. cr., :alg, 1, geom. 1, trig 1, phys. 1, chem. 1, F. au. cr., F. comp cr. Dinsmore, (William, alg. or geom, cr., trig. i3, zoo. cr., phys. 2, chem. 3. Engel, D. 'Faye, zoo, cr. Engel, A. Isabel, zoo. cr. Ennis, '!Ronald E., E. comp. 2. E. lit. cr., alg. 1, geom. 1, trig. 1, phys. d, chem, 1, F. auth. 2, F. comp- 2. !Hemingway, Marion J., Eng. comp, 3, E. lit. 3, hist. or., geom 2, bot. 1. zoo. 8, F. auth, 2, Fr,' comp. 2. IHeyink, !Wilhelmina zoo. 3. MacGregor, Chas. F,, zoo. 2. 1ttc wing, Elizabeth ' S., Eng, comp. cr., E. lit, 2, hist. cr., alg. cr., geom 3, bot. 1, chem. 3, F. Guth cr. F comp 3 Huron Member .Is Funeral Here of Named Chief Whip Mrs. Ross Hamilton L. Elston (Cardiff, member The funeral of !Mrs. Ross for Qiuron, has been named Hamilton was held on Monday, chief !Conservative !whip.- by August 5th when Rev. Alex, Prime Minister 1Diefenbaker. Nimmo of Winglkam Presbyter - Mr. !Cardiff succeeds A. 'Clair Ian Church 'conducted the ser- rOasselman of 'GreowilleJDundas, vice at the 'home et her parents, who gave up the job last session 1Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Whitney, of. because of indifferent health, 'Seaforth.: Assisting'' were Rev. The position of 'whip is re- Bruce Hall of Nerthsnde- Unit- g'arded .as especially important ed Church, and Rev. D. Glenn at this time with the close 'Oamip!beli of First Presbyterian standing of the parties in the !Church, (Seaforth: she remains (louse of Commons, as one of were laid -to lest; in Wingham the duties of the whips is to ar- cemetery. The pallbearers were range fdi the presence of mem- Jahn Crewson, Jack !Gorbutt, bers when votes are to be ta- -Teak Lloyd, all of Wingha'in; ken. 'Murray McGill of Mitchell, and F. Love Wins highest of Seaforbh; The floral tr'ibu'tes g were 'carried .by cousins of the an Marks in Ontario deceased, Ted d Bob Farrel, James Miller, Ross and Jim Miss Faye Love, Walton, 'has -Whitney and Murray' Bancroft. been awarded a Silver Medal The tragic death by drown - for earning the highest 'marks ing of Mrs. Hamilton, formerly in Ontario (8'6) in Intermediate Lone (Whitney. occurred at, vocal examinations held by bhe Point Clark on Friday, August Western Oinitaiio ,Colnse.vatoan 2nd. Lois and her husband, of Music. This is the third 'Sil- Ross, had- visited their friends, ver award (within three months Mr. and .Mrs. Jack Gor'butt at for Faye. In 'Nay she won the the Gorbutt cottage half a mile !Silver Music Lyre at the 'Huron north of Point Clark lighthouse,County 'Music Festival, Goder- on Thursday evening, lVirs. ich, for highest marks in the Hamilton remaining until the five classes for trained singers, next day. and has recently won the Silver (About 1:30 she arid 1VIr. Gor- Dance Medal in Figure Skating butt had gone wading in the at Weston. lake and were in shoulder deep water when a wave struck them and carried them northward in- to deeper water. Neither was a powerful swimmer. Born at Mitchell on May 21, 1'928, Lois began singing at an early age and received much of her musical education at Strat- ford where she won several mu- sic festival awards. Coming with her parents to Seaforth about 15 years ago she endeared her- self to local audiences, with her lovely soprano voice. After completing her educa- tion she went to work at the Wingham radio station as e member of the office staff, in addition to which she was heard regularly on broadcasts. After her marriage to Ross Hamilton eight years ago she lived in Wingham for a time, returning to 'Seaforth to live for several years (wile her husband was associated with the Whitney store here. Last year they mov- ed to Wingham again when Ross became sales ananagdr. of the TV station. Besides her church work at 'Seaforth and Wing - ham, Lois was a member of the Order of the Easters Star and past president of the Wingham Kinebte 'Club. She had been se- cretary of ,Seaforbh Figure Skating Club for several years, and also served as secretary to the adjudicator at Stratford Ki- wani festival David Stewart and Don Hillis IMelFaiiane, Beryl I., E, comp. MISS Anne Morris 3, E. lit. cr., hist. 3, bot. 2, L. Wins Silver Medal auth. cr., L. comp. 2, Pr. auth. comp, 2. McGonigle, Holbert G., iEing. comp. cr., Eng. lit. cr. MoTaggart, Yvonne M., Eng. comp cr Eng lit cr hist 3 (Miss Anne 6Mori�is, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Morris of town, has been in- formed by the Toronto Conser- vatory of Music that she has bot, +3; chem, 2, F. auth. cr.' Tr, won a silver .medal by obtaining comp, cr. 100 marks in her theory music IMills5. D. Ross, E. comp, , exam. Anne is a pupil of St. En Josephs Convent, !Seaforth, and. g. lit, cr,, geom. cr., F. com. 'is a student at Seaforth district cr' high school. Montgomery, Joy E., zoo. 3. IMorve, Jenny M., zoo. tr. McKtLLOP NATIVE Norris, J. 3t. Lairci, E. comp. DIES IN MANITOBA cr., zoo. 3, F. comp cr. From the Souris (Nott, Sarah L., E. comp. er., (Man.) ) E, lit. cr., alg. 3, geom. 2, trig. n iaig, Eulyi 21,Early and cs- Sundi 1, bo, 1, chem, 3, F. auth, cr., .trict lost anoher of its beloved Fr. comp, ar. Pethick, D. Keith, zoo. 2. 'pioneers when Mrs, J. (running Pethick, Marjorie J., E, comp passed hospital,plilatte i;Taybrief at ill cr., E. lit. 2, hist. cr., bot. 1, zoo. 2, chem, 2, F, au. 3, F, ness of one week. Marguerite comb. 3. "Priscilla Morrison was born at 'Riley, bfiarilyn A., zoo. '1, 'Seaforth on April 7, 1872. She "Roberton, WillieN.) E, received her education at Sea - comp., cr. Fr, comp, cr, 'forth collegiate and her normal Scorns, Ronald G., E. comp. training' at Ottawa. ,After teach - 3, E, lit, er„ alg. 1, geom, 1, ing in Ontario for a few years F. au. she came west to teach at Ara trig. 1, phys. 1, chem. 1, a cola s 1, Pr. comp. 1. Sa k. After teaching there Scott, Jean M,, E. eomp. for one year she came to Hart - E. lit. cr., geom. 3, bot. 1, ZOOS, ney in 1897 to teach in Chain 2, chem, 2, F. auth. er., Fr. Lakes school until am, when comp. cr, she married J. Dunning in .0c - (Sills, K. (Ruth A., Eng, comp. tober of that year at Methven. 3, E. lit, 'cr., hist. 3, bot. 2, zoo. They . drove from there by 13, L. auth. 2, L. coma, 2; Tir, horse and buggy to Mr. 'Dunn- anti. 1, Fr. comp. 1. ing's farm on the banks of "Smith, June M., Eng.comp. Chain Lakes. Here they resided cta, Eng. lit. 2, hist. 3, geom. 2 until 19149, when, having re- Ibot. 1, zoo. 3, chem. 2, F. arith, tired from farming, they mov- 2, Pr. comp. cr, ed to Hartney to live. Mr, 'Dun - !Steiner, F. iGlem., zoo. i8, ning pre -deceased Mrs. Dunn - Taylor, Lawrence, zoo. 3. ing in 1954, also a son Kenneth ITeall, E. Ruth, E. comp. 3, E. in 19110, lit. 2, hist. or., bot. 1, zoo. 3, Mrs. •Dunning was and er chem, cr. of the United Church and until Thompson, Ken. M., E. lit. 2, later years took an active part geom. cr., chem, 2, F. auth, cr:, in both !Church and •Sunday Fr, comp, cr. 'School work, teaching the Bible Uhler, E. Victor, E. eon class for many years. She was Uhl er,Uhl lit. Victor, zoocr. ., the first president of the W. M, S., holding that office for nine SEAFORTH W. I. + years and was one of its life The regular of the members. Mrs. Dunning was (Seaforth meetingos held at the keenly interested in people, home of 'Mrs. Leonard Strong, home y the earlyag people.daHer evening, Aug. 13 'with emo inl and co was community !President, Mrs. R. J. Doigin en to all church community activities. greatly kindly ed Lop ali- trodue. Mrs. Eriin Whitmore in- ty will be missed by all in- troduced Fire Chief Jack Scott who knew her. and D'Orlean Sills, a member 'l'he funeral was held from of fire brigade. 76 per cent of the Hartney United 'Church on fires were by smoking and care- Tuesday, July 123rd at 2 o'clock. less disposal of matches, also Res. Wm. Whetter (a former faulty wiring and wrong fuses. pupil of Mrs. Dunning) assist Mr. ,Sills demonstrated howfire ed by Rev. J. C. IMathieson, starts from bare wire and too conducted the service. heavy fuses. If we see a fire Left to mourn her passing is call 100. Schools and puibiic adaughter Edith •(Mrs. Wood), buildings need better fire es- Hartney, a granddaughter, Mar - capes .an4 more eat-gag-Ms/hers. ion. Pallbeaders were Karl Mrs. Sandy Pepper expressed ;Peake, Harvey Agnew Gordon 'thanks for the talk. Motto was Kin Mel Turnbull, Jack. Whet - taken by(Mrs. Eriin Whitmore. ter and •F. Fedorwich, Inter- !Hurondale has invited us to a pent was in the family plot in )picnic in Exeter Riverside Park Riverside -'cemetery, Hartney., on Aug% 21 at 2.30, !Contact ]MTS. Gordon !Ripple for trans- She will be known to old re - palliation. Rug making and re millinery courses were diem Mialaill of dew s t area in ifillap and was ee last elan sod. All members are asked to viving member 02 the late Fran - attend achievement day in Zur- els Morrison and the late Jane Ica o n Sand . 29. A committee of Armstrong. She was predece'as- Y Pepper, Mrs. Gord- ed by five brothers and three on aikKenzie, Mrs. Lorne (Cart-' ?sisters, a family of nine. It is er will look after euohres for 3,q years since she visited here. next .winter. Sharon Strong fa . lira Bert 'Hemingway, Brus- vored with two lovely solos. sels, is a niece. Mrs. Haugh thanked the hostess. REAL ESTATE CHANGE JOHN WILLOCKS• !Native of 'Glasgow, Scotland, James MacDonald, of North and manager of the Royal Main street, has purchased 'bhe Sank at Ripley the past bw'en- residence of Dr. W. J. McCabe, ty years. until his retirement 'Goderich street west and has two years ago John, !Willocks rented it to Dr. A. 'S. Black. died , at his summer home at . Dr. :Melealbe nook over his Poplar !Beach, Kincardine, aft- new duties at Brampton, Aug. erauffering a severe heart at- 1st: 'Mrs. McCabe and children teak Friday evening, Aug. 2nd. will,move to Brampton August He was in his (644h Year. itn 23rd. 1'9137 he wed Margaret LAim- strong of 'Seaforth, 'who sur-. ENGAGEMENT vives along with two daughters. (Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mulhall, Janet Mary and Sarah IMargar- 13712 College St., Cobourcg, Ont., et, also a sister, Mrs. W. L. announce the engagement of Jardine of Galt. 'Last 'August their daughter, Margaret Lir- the family moved to London. lian, to John Stephen Murray, • The community paid tribute son of Mr. and (Mrs. Michael sented 'by (Eric 'Munroe and to the:late Mr. Wi1locks on Au -: !!Murray, R. 5, Seaforth, Ont: Norm McLean; Frank Sills and gust -5th, when, service was held The wedding will take place on (Gordon Hays; Bev. 'Christie and at the MacLennan Funeral 'Aug. ,31st in. St. Michael's George Slays; and Lorne Dale Home, 'Ripley. Interment was in Church, 'Cobourg, Ont., at and Don', Dale. Galt cemetery a'rn R. J. McNaughton to Education Post Robert J. ]McNaughton, for the past bwo years inspector of schools for London and. district, has been appointed an assistant superintendent of elementary education with the Ontario De- partment of Education in Tor- onto. A native of Tuckersmith township, son of the late John and Mrs. McNaughton, he is a graduate of !Seaforth High School, the 'University of West- ern Ontario, and has his Bach- elor of Pedagogy from the Uni- versity of Toronto. A former principal in Landon schools, in 11945 he became inspector in Wentworth County. 'For eight years he was a master in Strat- ford Teachers' College. Mr.. bV1 eNaug•hton's wife was formerly Miss Jane Hoggarth of Exeter, and they have two daughters, !Linda and Nancy. Mr. 'McNaughton has been a pa- tient in Victoria alospital, Lon- don, for the past three weeks, but expects to be out again this week. DUBLIN i13r. and Mrs. Raymond Hick- man and daughter Donna visit- ed with Mr. and Mrs, Mac Fee- ney on Sunday. IMP. and; Mrs. Stephen Eckert spent Sunday with air. and Mrs, Mac Feeney. Mr. and Mrs, Fergus Feeney -spent a couple of days visiting Mrs. Feeney's brothers in Tor- onto, while there spent a day in Midland. Rev. Vincent Eckert, C,S.a. Aquinas Institute, Rochester, N.Y. is vacationing with his mother, Mrs. Teresa Eckert, Mr, and Mrs. 'Leo JIicknell of Kirkland Lake, with Mr. and Mr's, Thos. Butters. Jim Newcombe of Port Credit with Miss Kay Stapleton. Jim 'McGovern and son, Lon- don, "with Mr. and (Mrs, Ed Sta- pleton. • Mr. and .Mrs. Earl Hubbs and children, Toronto, with 'Mr. and. Mrs. M. J. ';eagle, Miss Patricia Scott, Carting - ford, with Mr. and Mrs, Bill ]Smith. Mr, and 'Mrs. Jerome Nichol- son, London, and Mrs. Robert 'McCormick, 'Detroit, with £VIr. and Mrs. James Krauskopf, • lMr. and (Mrs. Harry Kraus- kopf, Detroit, with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carpenter. ' Mr, and Mrs. Fergus J. Fee- ney and family 'have returned to Kitchener after spending a few holidays with their par- ents. Mr. 'and Mrs. Thos. Butters, iBetty`Ann, Gordon and Billie are vacationing at Point Clarke. Mr. and Mrs, T. S. Melady, Toronto, called on friends here BECHELY-McIVER during the week. Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Brick of Detroit, with Mrs, Kathleen Feeney. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Feeney and family are holidaying at their homes. Mr. 'Gordon !Costello of King- ston with Mr. and 'Mrs. Dan Costello, Mr. and Mrs. (Ewart Wilson of Kitchener with Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Ryan. afr. and Mrs. Joe Dill and Billie with Mr. and l'Irs. Lester Haynes at Simcoe. Mr. and Mrs. 'Wm. Stewart with air. and Mrs. 4Iugh Pugh at 'Clairmont. !Miss Loreen Looby !R:N., of London, with her mother, ,firs. A. M. Looby. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cronin of Alberta with Mr. and ,firs. Hugh Benninger and other relatives The Church of the English Martyrs, Hayfield, was the set- ting for the wedding of Miss Josephine McIver and Michael Bechely, Toronto, on Saturday, August 3. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Peter McIver, 'Seaforth, and the 'bride- groom is the son of Mrs. Beche- ly, Seaforth, and the late Dr. Francis Joseph Bechely. Rev, I. Poisson performed the cere- mony and celebrated nuptial mass. (Mrs. Alice Stiles, ,Seaforth, a sister of the bride, was organ- ist, wearing a pink and brown printed silk dress and a corsage of pink carnations. Given in marriage by her fa -1 ther, the bride wore a floor - length gown of crystal white ('French chantilly lace.- The bo- dice, which tapered to a V at the waistline, featured a scoop- ed neckline and cap sleeves. Lace scallops formed the hem of the fully gathered bouffant skirt, which fell in soft folds. Her fingertip veil of imported silk tulle illusion fell from a cascade bouquet of white car- nations. Miss (Margaret McIver, Kitch- ener, sister of the bride, was maid of honor, wearing a ro- Mance blue waltz -length chif- fon gown. with -matching head- dress' and carrying it colonial bouquet of yellow chrysanthe- mums. The !best man was William Stephenson, Toronto; and the ushers were Ronald [Sills, of Kitchener, and Bruce /Billings, Hamilton. A. wedding breakfast for the families took place at The Little Inn, Bayfield, and a reception et the summer residence of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Coffin, Bayfield. The mother of the bride re- ceived, wearing acoffee-colored imported lace sheath dress with matching jacket, a corsage of yellow Queen Elizabeth roses, and copper accessories. She was assisted• by the. mother of the bridegroom, who (core a waltz length gown of opalescent blue peau de soie, small pink .and green petal hat, pink gloves and a corsage .of IBriarcliffe roses. For a wedding trip to the ,Adirondack Mountains, !the bride those a sapphire •silk sheath dress with matching cape and halt, patent accessories, and a corsage of red ]Pearl of •Aals- mere' roses. Guests were present at the wedding from Detroit, Hamil- ton, Toronto, Birmingham, Cleveland, Sarnia, +Chat'hain, Tillsonburg, London, St. Thom - KIPPEN Ray Finldbeiner, son of l'ir. and Mrs. Howard Finkbeiner•, celebrated his sixth 'birthday re- cently. A beautiful decorated birthday cake; and presents added to his enjoyment, Miss Joyce Hood spent a few days in 'Clinton last week visit- ing her friend, Miss Berta (Switzer. !Miss Alice Howe of Stratford was a weekend guest of her un- cle and aunt, Mr. Oliver and Miss 'Margaret McKay. The Misses Lois McLellan and !Bonnie Kyle spent a few days at Grand Bend. !Miss Marcia Little of Hensa11 is holidaying• with her grand- parents, Mr. and (Mrs. Norman Long. IMr. and Mrs. Robert Stokes and son of London visited re- cently with Mrs. Stokes' father Mr, Robert Thomson. (Mrs. Minnie Little of Lon- don is visiting her friend Mrs. 'Amelia IMcClynnont. Miss Madeline Hotham of Seaforth is having -some holi- days with her aunt Ind uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Cooper. IMI•. and (Mrs. T'otn Smith and children of IAncaster visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wren. Michael and Jo - elude remained two weeks with their grandparents. Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Landon of .Marlette, (Bich., accompan- ied Mrs. Wm. Winder to her hosne on Sunday since halving' two weeks vacation in Marlette. 1 Recent guests with Miss Olive Miss Berva Switzer of Clin- ton is the guest of her friend Miss Joyce Hood, a few days this week. Mfr. and Mrs, W. Ness 02 Oshawa spent the weekend with R. C. as, 'Preston, Stratford, and Mr. and Mrs. 'Alex McGregor 10.30 'Godericli. On their return the and family, wrll Authorized as - Second Space mail, Post Office Dept., Ottawa Snowdon Bros., Publishers BIG %4CARAT DIAMOND u e' value in a ring of superb anary vat i carat diaper •Here's ei;craord 'ship ... a big /'dal lieu' Come S $c and rte so iat el can an ee th solitaire atctwil by her snpcem y in and $011 the ting ch in an hs -71'y1 S• TAU 'S JEWELT1+IRy - GIFTS - FINE CHINA SEAFORTH N1111111aaig11aaaa11a111,a11'1111'11aa,a"I111d11'W, family of Sault Ste. Marie are visiting two weeks with Airs. King's sister, Mrs. Alex Mc- Gregor and family, and are visiting Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Ri- ley, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wilbee and Mr. and Mrs. Win. Wilbee all of Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sparta, David and Kathy returned hone from a pleasant vacation in Detroit, later visiting in Kin- cardine with Mrs. Sparks' par- ents, Mr. and ,Mrs. Harold Wal - don, A few cases of flu are re- ported in the district. BLAKE IMr. and Mrs. James Dinsmore visited her .mother, Mrs. ietod hegen, at the hospital in Palm, erston. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Finlay and family were recently visited with friends from Ailsa Craig and !Clinton. Mrs. Antos Gingerich was helping at the Gingerich open ing from Saturday afternoon or.. 'Mrs. (Donald Turner of 'Ham• ilton visited her sister, Mrs. Russel Heard and husband, Mr. Elmer Oeseh of Paris spent a few days with his par- ents. airs. Nancy •Swartientruber was ill this week at the Ilona of her daughter, Mrs. Bert Bea- ch,er•t. !Mr. Ephriam •Gingerich was to Millbank on Sunday taking Divine Services, A number attended the Heim- rick-Haberer wedding in the Lutheran Church, Zurich, on Saturday afternoon from this vicinity, Mr. and firs. Claire 'Deicherl were in 'Dashwood one evening visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. Becker and family. Mrs. Rudy ()each entertained to a 'birthday dinner on Sun- day. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. B. Faber and family of Kippers and Mr. and Mrs. Will Oeseh and family of the Goshen Line North. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Oesch and son David visited friends near Seaforth recently. CROMARTY Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Abbiss of Georgetown are holidaying with her .parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. Har- old Carey, Mrs. IM. Houghton and grand- son !Billy Houghton- and Mr. Frank Stagg attended the Houghton reunion in London on Sunday. Mrs. Wm. Farr and children of Stratford visited last week with her mother, Mrs. Frank rS arburn and Mr. Harburn. Mr. T. Hay, IMitchell, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. McLachlan, (Miss 'Alice Walker spent last week with her cousin, Miss Neva 'Coclewell, Dashwood. Mr. John Ballantyne was the guest of his sister and (brother in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Will Ham- ilton last week, 1Mr. and Mrs. Otto 'Walker accompaniedMr, by and -(Mrs. Nelson 1Haaris and son 'Roy of ]Munro, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. IR. Currie; of Dorchester. cou'p'e reside m Tor 0nt o, Mr. and Mrs. G. King and •_ner. iSpeare 'were Mr, 'and Mrs. R.' G. Speare and Mr. Lloyd Tus'ling- hann, Toronto, and Mrs. E. Mc- Donald, Cheryl and Beth Mc- Donald, Mitchell. Mr. and /Mrs, Herber !Shute of Kiel -ton 'visited on Sunday with '.,„ mother,(Mrs.. David . Gard - al''iiiiiiiI a aala l a 11OWeUanuulua eat Iii Nasi anti' Robert Binning. of Mitchell spent the weekend with their grandparents, bIr, and airs. K, McKellar. Mrs. W. Martin, Exeter, vis- ited last week with her daugh- ter and son-in-law, Mr. and lies, Frank Hamilton, Congratulations to 'Mr. and Mr:, Jas. Ramsey on the arrival of their baby boy, in Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth. WINTHROP A iBibie Vacation School was held in Cavan .Church during the week of July 29 to Aug. 2 with an enrolment of fifty-five children, Mrs. E. Toll acted as rin p ci pal, The kindergarten de- partment was under the leader- ship of Mrs. W. Dodds, Merle Godkin and Diane Bolton; the primary dept. with Mrs. G. Smith, Edith Boyd and Gloria Boyd; the juniors with Mrs. L. Dolmage and Mrs. O. Cuthill; the seniors with Mrs, E. Toll and Lois Ann Somerville. The sessions were held each morn- ing from 9 to 12 o'clock. The daily program consisted with an opening ceremonial as a group after width each dept, went to their different rooms •for bible study, memory work, dramatiz- ation, handicrafts, recreation sing -songs etc, Mrs, Gordon' Blanchard gave flannelgraph stories for three mornings and Mrs. L. Dolmage for one morn- ing. For the mission study which was !based on "Stories of Jesus for Children Everywhere", a film "Sugar and Spice" was shown by Gordon Blanchard. Each session closed with a wor- ship service in the sanctuary. Lois Ann Somerville was pian- ist. In order to qualify •for a certificate the children were re- quired to attend four mornings. Certificates were presented to 52 pupils in recognition of at- tendance and pupil participa- tion. A picnic was held on Fri- day. The closing program was held on Friday evening when parents 'and visitors were invit- ed to hear a short program giv- en by the children and their leaders on the week's study, and to see a fine display of handicrafts. The school closed with a worship service directed by Mrs. Toll. Mr. W. Dodds moved a vote of thanks to the leaders for the splendid work done for the children. A social time followed in the Sunday School room where the W. A. served refreshments. This school was sponsored by the 'Christian Education Committee, Mr. and ]Mrs. W. E. Hawley and Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Mc- Farlane spent a day in Elora and Fergus recently, A. cement floor has been laid in the township building. Mrs. J. W. Patterson under- went an eye, operation in 'Strat- ford General Hospital Mars - day and is now visiting Mr. and Mrs. McFarlane. Mr, and Mrs. Reg Little and three sons of St. "Catharines visited her father, Mr. Sant Tethi'ck last week. Miss Clarissa Dodds, of Chi- cago, Illinois, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Dodds. BRUCEFIELD TDavid McNaughton, -of •Neiv Han/aura, is visiting relatives•in this vicinity. IMPROVING . According to word on Tues- day, T'hom'as IPryde, IM.tP.P., has continued to show improvement for five days in • Victoria Hosp- ital, London,