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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1958-06-05, Page 1'n Inn wt to vs Le, sc WHOLE SERIES, VOL. 80 MANY EX -PUPILS C MING TO =BERT SCHOOL REU The following letters are some of the replies received . by Mrs. Marie 1tftlaily, ,teacher, to, the in- vitations sent out for the school reunion to be held at S.S.S. '4, in Ribbert, the latter part of June. Birmingham, ,, il2 talo I am 1oo1C-. ing forward to 'attending the 50th anniversary of SSS No, 4 on June 28, 19'58.'—Alfred 3'. Rees. Ohathant, Ont.—It is our iu• teutionto be present for Fiftieth 'Anniversary of S. S. No. 4, Ilib- bert. Thank you" (The former. Florence Coyne).. We/iaceb%rg, `Ont.—"I received Your kind invitation to the Fif- tieth Anniversary of S.S.S. No. 4, Hibbert, ou June 28 and am happy to be :able to accept it. I am looking forward with pleas- ure to seeing; my former class- mates and .also my pupils. I hope everyone is able to get home to make the reunion a success. The picture of the school was lovely. You should have been standing on the steps or walk! Don't tire yourself out getting ready for the day. (Agnes Coyne, a former teacher). Toronto, Ont.—"On Friday we received the invitation to the Fiftieth Anniversary reunion at the school. The picture of• S. S. No. 4 is especially good and one that I am going to put in my al- bum later on. It recalls many happy memories. It is just won- derful to Have an opportunity to returnand see the folks again. Thank you for tile invitation. Tom and I are certainly looking forward with much pleasure to attending ou June 25th, Mary Flanagan (the former Mary At- kinson). Brantford, Ont.—"Your kind in- vitation to attend the 60th anni- versary of S.S.S, No. 4, Ribbert on June 25th of this year, receiv ed, and gratefully accepted. B assured, Mrs. Melady, it will be a great pleasure for my wife and I to join you, and the others of good old. S.S.S. No. 4, on such a happy occasion. If I'can assist in any way to assure the success of this anni- versary be sure to' ask me, Jim _ Atkinson, 4►Y ' Kitchener, Ont.—"Blanche and I cordially accept the invitation to attend the. Fiftieth Anniver- sary of the founding of S.S.S. No. 4, Hibbert, on Saturday, J'nne 28 Martin and Blanche Feeney. London., Ont,—"I regret I will not be able to attend the celebra- tion of the Fiftieth Anniversary of niy former school. Thank you very much for your kind invite - tion. I congratulate the School Board in sponsoring this enter- prise and wish you every success. It would be most enjoyable to meet my former classmates and again express my' regrets at not being able to attend at this spe- cial time." Sister M. Felieitas. (Laura Barry). Twpperriile, Ont.—Your lovely • invitation arrived today. It all - pears that you -might be in a Whirling planning stage. I can imagine how busy you must' be. This is one girl who intends to be there. It will be a great reun- ion won't 12! T have been teaching high school in Chatham since Christ- mas, and really like it. My sub- jects are Science and English. Next year I expect to have P. and Health, Working for my B. A. degree has paid off. Well Marie, we will see you in June. Geri McFadden (Geraldine Eckert), Brantford, Ont.—Thank you se much for the invitation to the Fiftieth Anniversary of S. S. S. No. 4, Hibbert. We certainly are looking forward to being there. NIr. and Mrs. A. Riches (Hannah Williams). Hamilton, On,'t.—We were very pleased to receive your very kind invitation to the school's anni- versary on June 28. We will cer- tainly make every effort to be there. We hope you have every success in this undertaking dnd many thanks for the invitation. Mr. and. Mrs. John 1'. Morris. Antigonisi, N. -S.—Some days ago I received your very kind'in- vitation to the celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of the found- ing of S.S.S. No. 4, Hibbert;. thank you very much. I regret however, that I will be unable to be present because of my duties here in Antigonish. The academic year of St. Francis Xavier University finishes this week and next week I begin field work with a group of foreign priests on the different types of co-operation. This work will very probably not be completed: before the end of July. My best wishes to you and to all who will be able to be present to celebrate the occasion; my thoughts and prayers Will be with you. John J. McIver S.F.M. 0 Ingersoll, Ont. Your kind invi- tation to attend the Fiftieth An. niversary-of S.S.S. No, 1,•Hibbert. has been repeived. Thank you. We may not be able to attend promptly at 9 a.m., but will 'do our utmost to be with you as early as we possibly can. This week, May 5th, 6th, 7211 and 8th; my schools, (alp 19 of. r Jrem- 32cl' assroom s ), are taking • lar in the 1 Rotary Music Festi- val hi Tillsonburg. I have some 212 entries in this Festival this year, just twice as many as. last Continued on Page 4 I1 N Town To Have Nev Police Force Seaforth's two-man police force, Chief Ehrhardt and Constable Martin, have resigned their posi- tions and council is advertising for a chief of police and consta- ble to replace them, - 'The present force took over the job of policing the town from the provincial police on Jan. 1st. Since that time there have been a number of discussions between council and police and which endolL In the resignation of the men. While the resignations are ,to be effective July let councillors say it may be August before a new force is ready to take over. Asked why the town was ad• vertising for a police force, both police and councillors have re- plied that the two men Italie re- sfgned. Further official informa- tion on the reason for the resig- nations is lacking. ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Daniel, Nicholson, Lucknow, announce the engage- ment of their daughter Donalda Joan, to William Richardson Smith, son of Mrs, Christina Smith, Egmondville, and the late William D. Smith, the' :carriage to take place Friday, June 20 at 2 p.m, in Lucknow Presbyterian Clnn'eh. ENGAGEMENT The engagement 1s 011000nced df Mary Immaculate, slaughter of Mrs. James Morey of Seaforth, and the late James Murray, to Eldon Doering, son of Mrs. Doer- ing of New Hamburg, and the late Mr, Doering. The wedding to take place in St. Joseph's Church, Stratford, on Saturday, June 28th. CONTINUE' SURVEY The work of surveying out an extension at the north end of West William street is continu- ing this week under direction of B. M. Ross of Godericir. Grading and laying service mains can start once the levels are deter- mined. Councillors expect a report on the sewer will be received before Monday so it can be presented at the meeting that evening. ATTEND GRADUATION Mr. :and Mrs. Gilbert Murray of McKillop were In Windsor on Saturday to attend the gradua- tion ceremonies at Assumption University when their son Jos, J. Murray received the degree of Bachelor of Science. Joseph is en- tering medical school at Toronto University. BARBARA KIRKMAN Mrs. J. Wm. Thompson of Mc- Killop was the speaker at the meeting of the Barbara Kirkman Auxiliary of First Church Tues- day evening when she gave a re- port of the Synodical held in Leamington last month, Members of the McKillop WAIS were pre- sent also. The Pres., Alms. W. 0. John- ston, opened the meeting with a poem and after the opening hymn led in prayer, During the bust- nese session it was decided to send a delegate from the Auxil- iary to the Training School to be field in Belleville this summer.. The June meeting will be in charge of Mrs. R. Wright and her committee. Mrs. C. Reith presided for the devotional part of the meeting. Miss Minute Habkirk read the scripture lesson and Mrs. R. "His Eye is on the Sparrow" was Charters offered prayer. A solo sung by' Mrs. Ila Dorrauce, ac- companied by Miss Jessie Fraser. The offering Was received by Mrs. P. Malcolm and Miss J. Cluff and dedicated by Mrs. Reith. While the offering was being received Mrs. M. R. Rennie,: pianist for the meeting, played a piano in- strumental. - Mrs. Johnston introduced the speaker and Mrs. Thompson gave a most interesting report of the Synodical, the - theme of-whic,e was "Truth Which 'Worketh - by Love." - Mrs. Thompson and others tak- ing part in the meeting were thanked by Mrs. K. Sharp on be- half of the members of the group. The meeting closed with a hymn and the L'ord's Prayer in unison. GRADUATES Eleanor Marie Bowman,'daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bow- man, McKillop, was a recent graduate of St, Mary's School of Nursing, Kitchener. !..ieafo SEAFORTH,- ONTARIO, 'THURSDAY,. JUNE 5, 1958 Annual Awards Day At Seaf®rr'th DHS Award Day was held ,at Sea - forth District high School on Friday afternoon at a special as•, sezubly, Princitial L. 1'. ; Plum - steel ` presided and presented . the awards, - Presentations were made . to the four' teachers who are leav- ing the staff, Miss Rinaidi, Mrs. Skelton, Mr. Manse, and Mr. Schmelfske, by Student, Council President, Frank Bryans. Girls' Championships — Junior Champion: Pearn McLean; Inter- mediate Champion: • Mary- 'Cath- erine, Roach; Senior Champion: Faye Love. Boys' Championships — Junior Champion: Neil Dolmage;' Inter- mediate Champion: Robt. Reith; Senior Champion: Louis Murray. Keith Pethick. '- Special Trophies — Duncan Cup—I-Iighest Scoring Girl: Faye Love; Barber Cup—Highest Scor- ing Intermediate or Senior Boy: Louis Murray, Keith Pethick; Ballantyne Cup—Highest Scoring Junior Boy: Neil Dolmage; Sills Cup—Outstanding Athlete in the School: Robert Binhendyk, Rob• ert Govenlook. . Rifle Shooting — Strathcona Award—Best shot in the school: Donald Tremeer. Whyte Cup—Awarded to the student accumulating the most Points in the Poultry High School Section of the Seaforth Fall Fair: \Villianr Nlillsor. • McGavin Shield—Awarded to the outstanding student in Agri- culture: Thomas Love. - Public Speaking Awards—Jun• poi' Champion—Savauge Trophy: Pearn McLean; Senior Champ- ion—McLean Trophy: Marjorie People. G. A, Whitney Award—A, writ- ing desk, donated by Mr. G, A. Whitney to the student with the highest marks on the Christmas and Easter examinations (by re version), Robert Shari]. Sciholarship 1F/'liners Alumni Memorial Scholarship (value $261, Charles MacGregor. Students' Council Citizenship Award for outstanding school cit- izenship (value $25), Joy Mont gome Domiry. niou-Provincial Bursaries, University* (value $600), Barbara Boyd, Ronald Ennis, Ruth Sills; Teachers' College (value $250), Marion Hemingway, June Smith; Gracie XIII (value $100), Marilyn ]2iley, Charles MacGregor, Clem Steftler. Bursary from Women's Auxil- iary to Scott Memorial Hospital (value $125), Alice Christie. Legion Award (value $50), Mar- ilyn Riley. C. 7I. Smith Memorial Trophy: To be awarded to the student ob• tailing 'the highest marks in the school at Christmas and Easter: Jean Millen. Academic Shields—To the stn dent from each grade with the highest marks on the Christmas and Easter examinations: Grade IX—Robert Sharp; Grade X — Jean Millon; Grade XI—Margar et Wood; Grade XII — Marjorie Pimple; Grade XIII — Charles MacGregor. School Crests To students of the second and third year who obtain the re- quired academic standing: Shir- ley Bolger, Joyce Munn, June Munn, Jean Hilton, Mary McIo' tosh, Margaret McKenstor, Lynda Savauge, Yvonne Pollard, Lyncla Dobson, Arm Shortreed, Corinne Smith, Marjory Smith, Antoin- ette Van Den Hengel, Bonnie Mc- Leod, Betty Muegge, Carolyn Neil, Margaret Wood, Thomas Love, 'Brian Brady, Robert El- liott, Kenneth McLeod, Robert Govenloek, Lewis Knetsch, Wil- liam Van Den Hengel, Glenn Coutte,, To not more than one student for contribution to music in the school—Carolyn Neil. To not more than two girls and two boys for athletic attainment: Corinne Smith, Eleanor Boa, Ro- bert Govenlock, Robert Binnen- dylc. To not more than three stu- dents 'who have made a worthy contribution to school activities generally — Joan Dick, Robert Reith, James Scott. School Letters To students of Grades XII and XIII who obtain the required ac- ademic standing—Joy Montgom• . ery, Marilyn Riley, Douglas Jam- ieson, Charles MacGregor, Clem Steffier. . To not more than two girls arid. two boys of Grades XII and XIII who obtain the highest standing in athletics - in the school—Violet Rakewieh, Lou Murray, Mary Catherine Roach, Howard James. To not more than two students of Grades XII and- XI1I who have made an outstanding contribution to Dramatics, Music or. Art: John Scott, Rosemary Lane. To not more than three -stud- ents of Grades XII and XIII who throughout their eonrse, have been outstanding in leadership, or "who have made -.a tvortlry con- tribution to the student activities in the school—Marjorie. Papple,' Faye Love, Kenneth Thompson.. WINTHROP 1 Winthrop and St. Columbau played to a one -all tie in Win- throp last ast 'Friday night: Ken Mc. (lure scored ed for the home team M the first half and J. Sloan tied it for St. Columban in the sec- ond half. R. Murray and G Mc- Clure were penalized late in the second half for roughing, , Poultry Club Visits New Laying Barn A meeting_ of Seaforth Lions 4-1-I Poultry Club was held at the farm of B. R. Thompson, 3rd 'con. Tucicersmith, on Tuesday even- ing. A full attiendance of mem- bers Was Conducted on a tour of the barns recently converted to poultry laying ,pens. Much inter- est was showni'fin the efficient manner in wirioh Mr. Thompson Manages his laying flock. The club appreciated' the use of Mr. and Mrs. Thohpson's home - for their meeting at which the' fol- lowing officers •were elected: Pres.,. Bill 241118on; Sec,,: Ron- ald McKercher.. Messrs R. White- ly, J. NI. Scott ds club leaders and Don Rose of the Ontario Dept. of Agri. werein charge of the meet- ing. - A delicious lunch was serv- ed by Mrs. Thompson. Next meet- ing will . be held June 27th at Seaforth D.H.S. - There is room for more mem- bers. Those interested contact Mr. Whitely or Mr. Scott, REBEKAHS MEET Past Noble Grande held office at the last regular meeting of Edelweiss Rebekah Lodge with NIr's, Ila Dorrauce as N. G. and Mrs. L. McClure as Vice Grand. An invitation was accepted to at- tend Friendship night at Exeter on June 4 with -Mrs. Scott Hab- kirk, Miss Jean Scott and Mrs.. C. Reeves' as official representa- tives. About 12 signified they would attend a meeting of the Brussels Lodge ou June 10, on the occasion of its 25th anniver- sary, Members were notified that the annual Church service waulcl be held on June 15 in the inorn- ing, with a decoration service to be held at the cemetery in the afternoon. The 65th session of the Re- bekah Assembly 18 to be held in Toronto, jure 16-18 with Mrs. J. Grummett and Mrs. Alex Boyes as official delegates. Following the meeting the re- gular officers and members en- tertained the past glands and served a delicious lunch. TAKE FIRST COMMUNION Twenty-two children received their first Holy Communion at St. James' Church, Seaforth, on Sunday morning at 8.30 Mass. They are;: Paul Reyna l d s, Douglas Philips, John Eckert, Anthony Van Loon, Brian Leon- hardt, James McGrath, Arnold Van Miltenburg, 'Patrick Flan- nery; Yvonne Feeney, Rosemary Bedard, Jane McConnell, Bonnie Johnson. Patricia Etue, Mary Swinkle, Susan Legeza, Maureen Bannon, Anne Verbakel, Mary Hagan, Angela Devereaux, Maria Willems, Mary Price, Dawna Reynolds. FORMER RESIDENT DIES The death occurred at Victoria Hospital, London, on Tuesday evening of George Munro, a form- er resident of Egrhondville. Mr. Munro had been in the hospital for the .past three weeks in a coma having received a concus- sion in a fall. He was about 70 years of age. Born and raised in Egmondville, son of the late Jas. Munro, pioneer salt worker, he went to Oshawa 40 years 'ago where ho was employed by Gen- eral Motors for many years. A hockey enthusiast he had coach- ed a team at Oshawa -at one time. For ten years he was a patient at Beck Memorial Sanatorium at London, and recovering he had been employed there for the past two years. He was the last sur- vivor of a large family.-14h•.14un- ro was not married: One niece, Mrs. LaBlanche of Montreal is his only known living relative. Funeral will take place at St. James' Church, Seaforth, Ar- rangements incomplete. - MRS. W. D. MANSON Mrs. William Manson, 78, Eg- mondville, died Friday in Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, fol- lowing an illness -of about three months. Mrs, Manson was born in Tuckersmith 'Township, and received her education in Sea - forth. In 1910 •sire married Frank M. Kling who died in 1913. For many years she was a dressmak• er in the Seaforth area, and taught many the craft of dress- making. In 1923 she married Wil• liam D. Manson, who survives. She was a member of First Pres- byterian Church, Seaforth, and was very active in church organ- izations and was a life member of the WMS, She was also a past noble grand of the Rebekah Lodge. She is survived by a son, Frank Kling, Seaforth, and a daughter, . Mrs. 0. J. (Mary) Smith, Ancaster, and by four grandchildren. The funeral was Heid on Monday from the Box Funeral home, conducted by Rev. D. Leslie Elder. Burial was in the Maitlandbank Cemetery. Pallbearers were: Roy _.Mc- Geogh, Allan Nicholson, Frank Case, Gordon Papple, John Flynn, Norman MacLean. Flowerbearers were: Carmen Rowcliffe, Alvin Sillery, R. B. Holmes, J. E. Keating, A Y. Mac- Lean, John Mocteland. . W. 1..NOTDS The .7n ;tine meeting of the Sea - forth W. Li w 11 not be held On the regular date but will be held on June 25th in the community centre at 2 o'clock when the :30tH anniversary of the Institute will be celebrated. Sinclair Dram .Bylaw Adopted. .Tuckersrnith Municipal Council met in the Town Hall, Seaforth, on June 3rd at 8 pan. All mem- bers were present and the Reeve. Presided. Engineer's report on the Sinclair Municipal Drain was read and provisionally adopted. Clerk was instructed to prepare •a. cash by-law on the same. Robt. Campbell on behalf of. the Seaforth Agricultural Society attended the meeting and council made a grant of $2255 for 1958. By-law #3, 1958, re Union Gas distribution. was given its. thirxl reading and passed, signed and 'sealed. By-law #6, 1958, governing Water Rates, ete„ in the hamlet of Pgmondville was passed, sign- ed and sealed. By-law #'7, 1958, including. S.S. No. 10' in the Township - School Area was given its required read- ings and passed. This By-law will come into force Dec. 25, 1958, -minter Broaclfoot, Warble Fly Inspector, completed his return of collections and was paid wages of '$325.80 and mileage of $163,- 90., $163:90., this included total sprays of 6$97 and 720 cattle were brushed. The clerk was instructed to ap- ply for the grant available on. the inspector's wages and mile- age and cost o8 war'bicide, A letter from the Brucefield Fire Dept. requesting that the. said Dept„ be set up under the name of Stanley and Tucker smith, was read and a bylaw will. be prepared accordingly. Accounts passed included: Dump; $22.50; Fox bounty $15.; Advertising and supplies 522.27; hospitalization $1.53; - legal $92.- 25; supplementary allow a n 0 $35.00; roads $7072.47; salary & allowances $234.48; Rec.-General of Canada $7.15; postage 45,00; drains $1090,00; warble fly con- trol $1440.59; tile drainage loans $1700. On account of ,Tuly 1 falling on a Holiday„ council will meet on July 2 at 8 p.m, JACKLIN • DALRYMPLE The marriage took place on May 31st at 2.30 p.m. in Esmond- vllle United Church, of Marlene Marie Dalrymple azul Joseph Glen Jacklin. The bride is a slaughter of Mr. and lirs, Garnet Dalrymple andthe groom's par- ents are Mr. and Mrs, Jos, Jack - lin of near Brussels. Rev. Dr, Semple officiated. The church de- corations were white lilacs and tulips. Olvn in marriage by her father, the bride wore a waltz. length wedding dress of white nylon net and lace over taffeta with matching lace jacket, Her flowers were pink roses and lily - of -tire -valley. NIrs. Lorne Thomp- son, of Brucefield, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid, wearing a ballerina -length dress of powder blue nylon net aver taffeta with matching lace jacket Her flow- ers were lily -of -tire -valley and red roses. Lloyd Jackli.n of Moles- worth, was best man. For the re- ception the bride's mother wore an aqua taffeta dress with yellow rose corsage, and the groom's mother a blue crepe chess with a pink rose corsage. After a honey- moon in Northern Ontario, Mr. and Mrs. Jacklin will reside at Brussels. Guests were present from Bluevale, Molesworth, List- owel, Ethel, Brucefield, Win- throp, Hensel. and Exeter. RECEIVES DEGREE Miss Nancy Nott B,A„ has re- ceived word that she has success- fully passed her year at Library School, Toronto, and received the degree of B.L.S. She began work- ing at the Kitchener Public Li- brary last Monday. - SEAFORTH MERRY MAIDENS We opened our eighth and last meeting by singing "0 Can- ada" and then repeating the 4-H Pledge in unison. The roll call was answered by each member reading the menu she had plan- ned. Now we discussed the good and bad points of the menus. Then we judged _menus and gave the reasons for the placing. We decided the Last minute details for our record books and first aid equipment. CONSTAN' E Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Addison, Mrs. Ken Hulley accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Tebbutt and Mr. Carman Tebbutt of Clinton, to :the funeral of their cousin, Mrs. Walter Wallace, of Simcoe, on Saturday. Mrs. Wallace was formerly Miss Oral Finnigan of Nile; Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Woods and Debbie of Ajax were weekend guests of kir. and Mrs. Frank Riley. Miss Muriel Dale of Brampton was 'a weekend visitor with her parents, iltr. and Mrs. Verne Dale Mr. and Mrs. Jack Donald and sons of Midland, Mich., spentthe weekend with the latter's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Jamie- son. - Miss ,Joyce Jewitt of Thorn - dale spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. .Tewitt. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. C. Dexter on Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. L. McClinehey, Mrs, Guy Cunningham and Miss Christine Cunningham of Auburn, u u• Miss' Janet MacGregor of Ford- wich spent the weekend with her parents, 'NIr, and Mrs. Ross MacGregor. Miss Helen Mclllwain of Strat- ford is spending a few days this i1 .01.50 a Year • •Vtith,rlr.,•d n,.,! Clara mai!, I'ovt (pal e... pest:, ''Ottawa'• tihnw-nnn Hi+,:,. f'ubnshera SMART CUFF LINKS & TiE, BAli. SETS as low as 92.93 TIE BARS from 91.Oe ee FREE ENGRAVING on Cuff Links -and Tie Bars pnrebao,-d at SAVAUGIE'S JEWELLERY - GIFTS - FINE CHINA SEAFORTH .www aaaaaaawwwwwww"",num,""""",nn,n,mnnn"n"„mmtt"""n""",bmq„nnn""n""nin. F. Kling Purchases ivies are visiting their family in Detroit, Windsor and Ruthven, Former Daly Garage ! Mrs, 'Henry Boehler of Mount Recent property I T orest spent a week with her 1 1 Y sales uegotisi ed by Joseph McConnell; Seaforth.'both andMr. Scherbartlt daughter, Mrs, Edward &her- Farni of Mrs. Margaret Murray I Mr. and Mrs, N. Rode, Detroit, 2114 con. McKillop, to Bernardwith Mrs, Elizabeth Rock. Westerveld of Blyth. I Mr. and Mrs. C, Leonharclt and Norman O'Connor farm, 2nd Mrs. Barbara McLeod, Mitchell, concession; Hibbert Twp., to Jelinwith Mr. and Mrs. C. Ahrens. Fenian of Clinton. s, L. Hillebrecht of Kitch- Daly Garage property on Main I Dl'anal with Mn, anti Mrs; 1}'iiired street, 'warehouse and property: Ahrens. in rear to Franlc Kling. I Meows. Fred and Henry Scho- ol 1pnngalow property of barth of Detroit visited relatives F'• I- Kling )former Rice) over the weekend. North Maiu st., to Eclutund Daly 1 Visitors with Mr', and Mrs. L. Wilmer Cuthill has pm-ehasecl I Wolfe were Miss 0. Wolfe anis an apartment builclmg aril also a Mrs. June Beuermann of Detroit; residence in Goderich. He will Mrs. Robt. Rolfe, Calif„ Mr. D. continue to live in Seaforth. Mine,. rliuz, Mildmay. Joseph, Kurpinski of McKillop Mr. , Beuermann has taken Twp., has imrchased the Allan l 10' a position at Central Chevrolet McDougall farm in Fullerton 1'p. Garage in London. The sympathy of the commun.PEEWEES TIE Seaforth and Ntitch Peewees ity is extended to the family in played a 7-7 tie exhibition game 1 the ',dL. Ao. Mrs. i Bach, at the . recreation grounds on I �lz'. Bennewies has pnr- 11Tonclay night. Seaforth: 0 -3 -2 -0 -land chased land from Rock brothers 0.0.2. Mitchell: 2.0.0.0-1-1-3. Runs is erecting. a house. for Seaforth: 11eLean 2, Patter- 1 Baskets of flowers were placed son 2, People 1, Sillery 1, Akker in the church on Sunday from 1. Mitchell: Vipond 2 Fuller 1, Ithe funeral of Mrs. henry Hinz, Rintoul 2, Osborne 1; Malcolm 1. The following attended a trous- Umpire: Archie Hubert. The scan tea for Miss Audrey Green in Clinton on Saturday. Mrs. teams: Seaforth, Toni Phillips c, Dalton Hinz, Miss Marie Meyer,Pete Sillery 2, Ben Akker 1b, Kim Mrs. H. Leonharclt, Mrs, Wilbur McLean p, A. Patterson ss, B. Hoegy, Mrs. 14, Tait, Mrs. Ross Papple 3b, J. Sills if, J. Dick, cf, Leeming, Nhs. M. Beuermann, J. Hall rf, D. Wright 1f,_H. Drag- Mrs. Wm. Diegel, Mrs. L. Wolfe, K. Campbell rf. Mitchell: er et K. R. Sholdice. Vipond, Fuller, P. Deitz, Rintoul, Mrs. C. W. Leonhardt, Mrs. G. Malcolm, B. Deitz, 13 t c k n e r, Mogk, Mrs. H. Mogk, Mrs. Ross Pugh, Osborne, Leonhardt, Mrs. Dan Beuermann, Mrs. R. Beuermann attended a trousseau tea for Miss Yvonne Rose in Sarnia on Saturday. the library rooms on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. A. Querengesser e June' 0 at 3 p.m. their t�grandson, Confirmation son of Mr. nad Mrs. D. Staucic, EGM ONDVILLE - Kitchener, on WhitSunday. Miss Jessie Frniaysou, Mrs. R. Mr. and Mrs. Don Orchard of Stratford with Neilson and Anne of Lorne Park Mr. and Mrs. Jim were weekend visitors with Airs. Simmons on Sunday. Jas. Finlayson. Mr. and Mrs. R. Hehn, r•.r, 4. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Boyes and family, 2015. Alex Chesney and Margaret were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boyes of Orillia. Dr. J. Semple and Mr. John MoCloy are Attending the annual Conference at Chatham this week Weekend visitors with Mr: and Mrs. E. Stephenson were Mr, and Mrs. Paul Jahn and Mrs, Verna BRUCEFIELD Greenbury of Minton, Mich. Miss Eleanor Fisher, Graven - Mrs. Andrew Houston has re- horst, visited for a Yew stays with turned home from a pleasant vie- lien sister, Mrs. Walter Moffatt it with relatives in Detroit, . and Mr. Moffatt. RED CROSS The regular meeting of the Red Cross Society will be held in ding anniversary' at the home of Mitchellcelebrated their let wed - Mrs. Hehn's great grandmother, Mrs: Rosina Miller; others visit- ing at the same home were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fischer, Keith and Brian, Seaforth; Mr. and Mrs. 'Morris Brown, Stratford, Miss Shirley Brown, Kitchener. BRODHAGEN Air.' and Mrs..D. Hinz attended the Sippel-Sl:owby wedding in Stratford recently. The final Evangelism Bible Study was held at St. Peter's Lu- theran Church on Friday even. Ing after which lunch was serv- ed. Mrs. is Chris R.u] Leo march spent last week v e in Sarnia with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Rose. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Benne- week with her parents, Mr. and Irs, Geo. Niclllwain, Rev. S. Davison preached anni- versary services in Whitechurch' on•Sunday. He was accompanied by Mrs. Davison and spent the day with . old friends. Mr. and Mrs, D. Beecroft. Mr. and Mrs. L. Wilson, Mrs. Routledge spent a few days with friends in Windsor and Detroit. - Mr. anti Mrs. L. 'A.. Anderson' and daughter Ina Toronto, were nests of Mr. g and Mrs, A. Pater- son son over the weekend. Mrs. Glen Swan, Barbara, Dou- glas and Paul and Mrs. H. Berry attended the annual Flower Sun- day hi Wingham 'United Church on Sunday. - A e A s 1 a a a -/ a