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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1958-07-03, Page 5THE S13AT'ORTH NEWS-T1lnrsday, 'Julys 3; 1908 Y ur Superior Specials tic CREAM STYLE CORN -- 15 -oz. tins 2 for 25c SHERRIFF'SGRAPE JELLY 1 jar reg. price, 1 jar Flan Price 2 FOR 47a SHERRIFF'SCAKE MIX— Icing and tin enclosed. All for .....,.... 25c pkg. NEW SAVOY CAR SHAMPOO— Wash and wax in one operation .... S -oz, bti. 45c NEW SUPER SUDS— Millmic Dinnerware. Lge. 42c, Giant 830 King size $1.49 St, Williams Strawberry (New Pack) Jam 24 oz Jar 45c CHEERY MORN COFFEE Bean or Fresh Ground 1. lb bag 69o. SWIFT'S LUNCHEON MEAT, PREM 12.oz. tin 43c HEINZ TOMATO CATCHUP 11 -oz. bottle. , ... 2 for 45e KELLOGG'S RICE KRISPIE,S New giant size Pkg. 35c ISSUEHILLCREST TOILET TIS- SUE— • 4 - 4 large rolls ... , 45c Wright's Su eri SELF SERVICE • FLANAGAN — OLIENICK St, Joseph's' Church, Kitchener was the setting for a beautiful wedding on Saturday, June 21st, When IViariene Suzanne Olieniek became the bride of Fergus Pat. rick Flanagan. Rose anti white peonies formed the setting as they adorned the altar. Rev. R. M. Haller perform. ed the marriage ceremony and sang the _Nuptial Mass while Sis- ter M. Patricia, organist directed the children's choir. Rosemary Lane, St. Columban was soloist, singing Ave Maria at the Offer- tory, Penis Angelieus at Com- munion,Mother At Thy Feet I'm Kneeling, while the bride placed a bouquet of flowers and • kuelt before the Blessed "Virgin's Alter and, Ott This Day Oh. Beautiful Mother, at the signing of the re- gister. Mr.' and Mrs. Anthony plianiok of R. R. 3, Kitchener are the par- ents of the bride. Mr. and Mrs, Patrick Flanagan, 170 Eighth Avenue, Kitchener, formerly of 'Dublin are the parents of the bridegroom. Appliqued flowers banded the scoop neckline of the bride's for- mal hooped chiffon gown. The bodice was sheered with brief sleeves, A shirred back panel draped to a chapel train. A tiara of sequins and pearls held her embroidered french illusion veil. She carried a cascade of red ttpseta-cnnd 'stephanotis bordered with'white carnations as she en- tered the church on the arm of her father. Mrs: Walter Salni was maid of honor and bridesmaids were .Mrs. Laverne Chambers, ISWIROVISWIAIROWVISIOVIROVINVII LAKEVIEW CASINO GRAND BEND presenting All Season Lionel Thornton and his ''`easa Royal Orchestra Dancing every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday until Labor Day • • Coming Wednesday, July -30 Glenn Miller's Orchestra Wednesday, August 6 Tommy Dorsey's Orchestra WWWWWWWWWINVIIIIVVIAM r Food Market FREE DELIVERY IMiss Juno Olieuick and Miss Rita , Olienick, all sistersof the bride. They wore identical nylon chif- fon gowns with draped sabrina Inecklines, shirred torso bodices and Lull length panels on the back of the skirts in ballet blue, orchid, apricot and `lemon. re. spectively. Their matching plat - nee hats were scattered with se- quins and they wore matching gloves, Deep pink roses, white carnations and pastel pink snap- dragons formed their cascades. Penny Olionick, Kitchener, was flower girl for her aunt in a sashed bouffant nylon sheer over taffeta marked with tiny bows on the sleeves and skirt. She wore a tiny matching picture hat and carried a_ miniature bouquet modelled after the bride's. Gordon Salm, Kitchener, neph- ew of the bride, was ring bearer in a navy blazer and white pants. He carried a heart -shaped cush- ion of lace over satin. Mr. Robert Flanagan was best man, Mr, Ben Flanagan grooms- man and Mr. Austin Flanagan an usher. All are brothers of the bridegroom and of Kitchener. Mr, Lloyd Clienick of Waterloo, a brother of the bride, also usher- ed. Dinuer was served in the Burgundy room at Stone's of Rockaway Inn and at 8 in the ev- ening about 200 guests attended the reception. Receiving, the bride's mother wore dusty rose French lace over taffeta wiyh white accessories and corsage of pink roses. Deep pink roses and carnations formed the corsage the bridegroom's mother wore. She wore pink accessories with her aqua blue crepe gown fashioned with french lace panels. For their wedding trip to Ot- tawa, Montreal, Midland, Thous- and Islands and Algonquin Park the bride wore a mint green linen sheath and coat ensemble with. white accessories. Whitecarna- tions and silver gilded roses formed her corsage. On their re- turn they will reside at 26 Wood- land Ave. Out of town &nests were present from North , Bay, Detroit, Windsor, Sarnia, Toron- to, oronto, Stratford, Seaforth, Galt, Pres- ton, Dublin and Kinkora. ' POLICE REPORT The following are the Provin- cial Police figures for No. 6 dis- trict for the month of May which includes the Seaforth area. Vehicle accidents 132, fatal ac- cidents 2, persons injured 40, ve- hicles checked 7,008, warnings is- sued 2,204, charges laid 556, for rate of speed 234, for careless driving 34, for rules of the road 70, for driving while intoxicated 3, for ability impaired 19, for de- fective equipment 38, Specials Galore AT THE Willis Shoe Store TOP QUALITY USED CARS 1957 Chevrolet "210" Coach. Back up lights, washer, beautiful condition 1956 Dodge 8 Sedan, push button. Trans. tutone Black & White 1956 PIymouth 6 Sedan, push button Trans. tutone Maroon & White 1955 Buick Sedan. Dynaflow, Radio, etc. A good one, Priced right 1955 Buick 4 door Hardtop, Dynafow, Radio, washers, tutone Maroon & White 1954 Chevrolet Station Wagon _ . ALSO THE FOLLOWING FORDS 1954 Ford coach 1954 Ford Sedan 11553 Ford Sedan 1954 Ford Coach Many lower priced cars of all snakes. No reasonable offer refused at SeaforthMotors Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Sales & Service MITCHELL SEA1+ ORT1-I TOWN TOPICS air. Wand Mrs. Jack Nicholson and family of Streetsville are holidaying at Bayfield this week and visiting friends in, Seaforth, On Monday morning, Ron and Pat underwent tonsil operations in Scott Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Fleming and Barry and Lee are holidaying this week at Algonquin Park, Dr. Lou Matthews, Mrs. Matth- ews and Janie,. Detroit, visited with Mr, and. Mrs. J. J. Cleary over the weekend. blaster Tommy Sills of Palm Springs, Calif., is visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Sills. Rev. and Mrs. Bruce W, Hall left on Virednesday to spend a month's holiday in Muskoka be• fore going to Windsor. - Mrs. Gordon Dick and Su- zanne attended the Christopher- McKinnon Wedding, on Saturday, in Kincardine. Mr. and Mrs. Len Gillespie and Lawrence, Toronto, 'spent the weekend With Mrs. Camilla' Ryan Mr, and Mrs. E. S. Coffin, of Toronto, Mr, and Airs: J."Wright of Sarnia; Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Morris and family, Tillsonburg, and Miss Margaret McIver, Kitch- ener, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Peter McIver. Dir. and Mrs, Garnet Cairns and family, Merlin, visited with Mrs, Josephine -Morris over the week. end. Mr, and Mrs. P. J. O'Reilly of Galt were weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs.. John Hotham Jr. Mir, and Airs. Gratton Flauni- gan, Hamilton, spent the weekend at their summer home here. Mr, and Mrs, Preston Tabor aud family moved here from De- troit last week, Mr. and Mrs, H. Enzensberger. Goderiolt, visited with the lat- teir's parents, Mr, and Mrs. F, Sills Sr. last weekend. Mr, Ron Sills, of Kitchener, Miss Mary Lou Sille, London, and Miss Patricia Reynolds. Kitchen- er, visited over the weekend with Mrs. C. P. Sills. Mr, and Airs. Michael Bechely. Toronto, spent the weekend with Mrs. F. J. Bechely. Airs. Hugh Sproat, Cleveland, is spending two weeks' holidays with Mr, and Mrs, P, Tabor, Mr. Jos. Laudenbach, Toronto, spent the weekend with Mr. and Airs. L. Laudenbach, Wroxeter United Church will celebrate 100 years of Christian Worship anti' Witness next Sun- day, July 6th. Dr. Semple will be the special Preacher at the even- ing service. BORN Bennett — At Scott Memorial Hospi- tal on June 26, to Mr. and Mrs, William Bennett, Seaford), a son Walken At .Scott Memorial Hospital on July 2, to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Walker, Cromarty, a daughter PRESBYTERIAN W.M.S. The June meeting of the WMS afternoon Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian Church was held on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Orland Johnston. The president, Mrs. J. L. Bell presid- ed, and the first scripture lesson and prayer were taken by "Airs. D. Leslie Elder. During the busi- ness period it was decided that no meeting will be held in July. A minute of silence was observed In memory of the late Mrs. W. D. Manson. Mrs. E. Geddes read the second scripture message and Airs. W. .J. Thompson then told of the work being done by the Presbyterian Church in Canada among the Koreans in Japan, and also mentioned several pres- ent-day problems of these Kor- ean Christians. Mrs. E. Butt closed the meeting with prayer. Refreshmentswere served by the hostess, and the appreciation of the members was extended to Mrs. Johnston by Mrs. W. J. Thompson. MRS. ELMER TUFFIN The death of Mrs. Elmer Tuffin, 21 Carlton et., Kitchener occur- red Monday night in St. Mary's hospital there, following a mon- th's illness. She was 47. Mrs. Tuffin, the former Mary Mildred Murray, was born in Dublin. Be- sides her husband, she is surviv ed by one daughter Geraldine Margaret Tuffin, Kitchener; one sister, Bertha Murray, Kitchener; two brothers, Robert and Wilfred Murray, both of Toronto. She was a member of St. .Andrew's Angli- can Church and for several years was active in the Brownie move- ment. The body is at the G. A. Whitney funeral home, Seaforth, where a private service will be held on Thursday at 2 o'clock. Burial will be in Egmondville cemetery. Rev. W. k Jones of St. Andrew's Memorial Church, Kit- chener, will officiate. BRODHAGEN Mr. and Mrs. Louie Diegel who have resided with their nephew Gus Herbert for many years. have moved to Kitchener, to live with their daughter and son-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. A. Schmidt. Mr. Warren Sholdice Is Athlet- ic Director at Edgewood Camp, Eden Mills, near Guelph. for two weeks- Mrs. George Mogk spent last week at the home of her son.Car- man'Mogk and Mrs. Mogk, 'St. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brickman,. and Barry of Brampton with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Dalton Hinz. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Bullet and Rose Eva and Mr, and Mrs.. Leyeru Wolfe attended Decora- tion Service at. St. Paul's Luther- an Church, Ellice, on Sunday and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Louie Buuck.. bir. Don Wolfe has been holi- daying in Northern Ontario, Mrs. Nelson Anderson. Donna and David of Windsor spent the, holiday weekend with Mr. and Airs. Harold Wurdell and other relatives, Erie John Driscoll, infant son of lir, and,•Mrs. Boyd Driscoll was baptized during the Sunday morning service. Sponsors ,along With the parents were Mir. and airs, Walter :Rode, Mr, and Mrs,. Lyle 01)1000. Flowers on the altar at the service in St, Peter's Lutheran Church on Sunday were frons the. wedding of Joanne Rock and Douglas Aitcheson whish was solemnized on Friday. A. basket was also in the chancel from the funeral of Gregory Moore, neph- ew of Mr. and Mrs, G. Jarmuth and Mr. and birs. John . Moore, and several baskets from the funeral of John Rudolph. Mrs. Harry Tait and Airs. Ross Leeming, Linda and Randy are spending this week at a cottage at Port Elgin, The Broclhagen Band Bold their annual social on the school grounds on Friday evening with a very large crowd, The Milver- ton Band opened the evening's performance and Jack Kingston's 'entertainment of Hamilton pro- vided the program and music for open air dancing. Bingo and re- freshment booths were well pat- ronized. Draw for prizes was held with the following winners: Washing machine—Carl Schel; tenberger, Mitchell; 3 -piece lug- gage set—Gordon Mogk, of R. it. 1, Bornholm;; desk—W. Rock of R. R, 2, Walton; wheelbarrow—L. Mann, London; telephone table— Gerald Ryan, Dublin; steam iron ---Mrs. Dorothy Rowson, R.R. 3, Mitchell; bed spread—Wilfred Hiliebrecht, Mitchell; clock—W, Miller, R.R. 2, Mitchell; 5 gal. oil —Bruce Beatty, Listowel, Pro- ceeds to be used for Band sup- plies. EGMONDVILLE Teachers hone for the holidays include Miss Jessie Finlayson, Lorne Park; Miss Laura Mac- Millan, Toronto; Miss Alice Wat- son, London; and bliss Margaret Grieve, Centralia, Mr, and Mrs, Stanley Gray and son Bob of- Stratford visited with Miss Laura MacMillan. Mr. and Airs, G. R. Keyes and daughter Joan of Windsor with the former's mother, Mrs. Nelson Keyes. Air. and Airs, Edwin North and son and Miss Cheryl Stevenson of Freeland, Mich„ visited with Airs. David Stephenson and at- tended the Stephenson Reunion at Bayfield : on Tuesday. Recent visitors with Mr. and airs. Harry Weiland were Air. and Mrs, Harold Simkins and Air. and Mrs. Fred Wilson of Toronto and Dir. and Airs. George Love of Goderich. Dir. and Mrs. Ernie Vodden of Woodham were holiday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Will Cameron and other friends in the commun- ity. DUBLIN Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Ryan and daughter, Sebringville, Mas- ter Donnie Duffy, and Miss Yvonne Duffy, Woodstock; and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Dillon and daughter, St, Thomas with Airs. Louis Dillon and Dorothy. HENSALL Mrs. N. Dele of Toronto is a guest of her sister, Airs, Andrew Bell and other relatives. Dir, and Mrs. Grealis and Miss Berea Sweitzer of Clinton were Saturday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hood. Northaide United Church 10 a,m., Sunday School. 11 a.m., Opening Service of Rev. J. C. Britton's Ministry in Sea - forth. Egtnondville United Church Dr. J. Semple, Minister Lyle Hammond, Organist -Choir Leader. 11 a.m., Subject: "What is the matter with our Religion that it has ceased to give 'vitality to our Civilization?" 10 arm., Church School and the Minister's Bible Class. 11 a,m., Nursery Class 11.30 a.m., Jr. Church See you in Church Sunday, First Presbyterian Church Rev. D. Leslie Elder Minister * 10 A.M.—Church School 11 A,M. Topic "The Price of Progress" Music. Duet 'I heard the voice of Jesus say" (Rathburn) Miss Betty Simpson and Mr. D. Stewart Senior Choir anthem; "Lord let me live Today" (Moote) • First Presbyterian and Northside Un- ited Churches -Joist Services com- mence in First Church July 13th with Rev. J. C. Britton officiating H. A. FEMPSTER Organist & ChoirLeader 1,,1,11111111111111111111111#111nllllllll1lllllllllllll 111111,„ HIBBERT Those who registered were: Mr, and airs. Frank Thompson, Tole do, Ohio; lir, and Mrs, Vincent McMahon, Detroit, Mich,; Air, and Airs, Thos. 'Costello, West i`ionkton; Air. and Airs. John O'- Reilly, Stratford; Dir. and Airs, Russell Pringle Dir. and _Airs. JoAnn Shea, Sr., Mrs. James O'- Reilly of Seaforth; Dir, and ,Airs. Jos. O'Reilly, Air. and Mrs. Jack O'Reilly, Louis, 'Pauline and Douglas of Dublin; Air. and Mrs, Dennis Walsh, London; Betty Shea, Anne Shea, Sharon Sten of Seaforth; Janet O'Reilly, Gary O'Reilly, firs, P. Williams, Dub- lin; Mr, and Airs. D. Williams of Windsor; Mr. and Mrs, J. Wil- liams,. Detroit; Mary Margaret McMillan, l+iint, Mich.; Mrs. A Heaney, Niagara Palls; Thomas Williams, Dublin; Mrs. Al Riches, Brantford; Mr. and Mrs. Michael Williams, Joan Williams, Sea - forth; 'bh•s,' T. Williams, Wind- sor; Patrick Heeney, Niagara Falls; : John McMillan, Detroit; Mr. and :Airs. William McMillan, Noreen McMillan, Danny McMil- lan, Mr. and Mrs. 1I. Doyle of Staffa; Anne Marie McMillan, Miss Nell Doyle, of London; Mo- ther AI. Theodore, Chatham; Ted Doyle, Mrs. Mike Coyne Sr. Dub- lin; ,Air. and Mrs. F. Doyle, Tor- onto; Mr. and 'firs. John Smith, of Detroit; Mary Ellen Doyle, Jack Doyle, Rose Doyle, Air. and Mrs. John Coyne, Flank Coyne of Staffa; Mrs. Mike Coyne Sr., Dublin; lir. and Mrs. Jos, P. Coyne, Margaret Coyne, Jimmy Coyne, London; air and Airs. 0. Coyne, Dublin; Alecia Coyne, ei London; airs. Reg. Kahne, Anne Kehue, John Kahue, Chatham; Mrs. Walter KI'oskie, Toronto; liother M. Alice, Wallaceburg; Sarah Coyne, Matt Coyne, ,lir. and birs. Thomas Coyne, Dublin; Jos. J. Coyne, Jarvis; Sister St, Basil, Woodstock; Mir. and Mrs. Mike Coyne Jr., Dublin; :Air, and Mrs, Matthew Coyne, Brantford; Patsy Coyne, Kenneth Coyne, Gordon Coyne, Joanne and Jean- ne Coyne, Larry Coyne, Dir, and Mrs. T. P. Morris, -Airs. Mary Mc- Grath, Jack Morris, Jerry Mor- rie, Anne Morris of Staffa; F. Morris, Seaforth; lir, and Airs. E. Malone, Dublin; Airs. W. Mor- ris, Seaforth; John Morris, Ham- ilton; Louis Morris, Staffa; lir. and ;Airs. G. Kearns, Car o 1 Kearns, Anne Kearns, John Kearns, Merlin; Fr. Ellwyn Mor- ris, Sinicoe; Fr. William Morris, Windsor; Air. and Mrs. T. Aior- ris, Tillsonburg; Mir. and Airs. E. Haggerty, Stratford; Mr. and John A. Murphy, Seaforth; Air. and Mrs. Jos, Burke, Sharon Burke, Tom Burke, Staffa; Mr. and Mrs, Angus Kennedy, River- side; air. and Airs. Jos. Hastings 'of Staffa; Air. and airs. Gus Red- mond, Auburn; Mrs. Monte Rees, Detroit; Jeffrey Rees, Susette Rees, Maryland; Alfred Rees, Biriningham; Mr. and :Airs. Wm. McIver, St. Columban; Thomas McIver, Toronto; 'Marian McIver of Detroit; Mr. and airs. L, Iver, Staffa; Aix. and Airs. Peter McIver, Seaforth; Mrs. Scott Coffin, Toronto; Afr. and Mrs, E. McIver, Stratford; Air. and Mrs. Jack McIver, St. Columban; Air. and Mrs. George Coyne, Dublin,;' Mr. James Atkinson, Brantford; Air. and Airs. Jos. Lane, Mary Lou Lane, Seaforth; ' Mr. and airs. Cyril Brown, Sebringville; Alrs, Jack Wallington, Burling- ton; Mrs. Thomas Flanagan, of Toronto; 'Air. and Airs. 11. Feeney Sr., Mr. and airs. John F. Aiur- phy, Air. and airs. M. Barrie, L. bir. and Airs. Michael Barrie, L. Barrie, Jos. Barrie, air. and :Airs. Peter Jordan, Jerry Jordan, Air. and airs. M. Melady, Mary Melady of Dublin; Air. and Airs, B. Bar- rie, Jack Melady, London; ,Air. and Mrs. Edward Melady, of St. Columban; Air. and firs. Patrick Ryan, Dublin; Air. and airs. C. Steffler, Brussels; Anne Steffler, Goderich; Clem . Steffler, Brus- sels; ,Tames Steffler, Jos. Stef- fler, Brussels; Mr. and Airs. H. Feeney, Waterloo; Carl Feeney, Seaforth; Mr. and firs. Lorne Feeney, Dublin; air. and Mrs. hi. Feeney, Kitchener; Air. and firs. Victor Feeney, Waterloo; AIr. and Mrs. Fergus Feeney, Billie Feen- ey, Linda Feeney, Elmer Feeney, Mr. and Airs. Jos. Feeney, Dub- lin; Mr, and -MIrs. T. Feeney, of Clinton; \h'. and -Airs. J. Feeney of Kitchener; Mr. and airs. Louis Roach, Hamilton; Father Harvey Roach, Brantford; .Airs, Jos. Jor- dan, Dublin; air. and Mrs, Frank Jordan, Veronica Jordan, Sea - forth; .Airs, D. J. O'Connor. Mrs. C. Mcllhargey, Mrs. Rose Mc- Ilhargey, London; Airs. Gerald- ine Charters, Fort Erie; lir. and Airs. Harold McFadden, Tupper- ville; Bill Eckert, Chippewa; Airs, P. Fitzpatrick, London; Mr, and Mrs. P. Maloney, Joan Ma- loney, Wilfred Maloney, Vincent Maloney, Mr. and Airs. John Moy- lan, Seaforth; Catherine Moylan, Brantford; Luella Moylan, Jean Moylan, Gordon Moylan, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Murray, Billie Murray, Elaine Murray, Mary L. Murray, Jos. Murray, lir. and Mrs. T. J. Murray, Joan Alurray, WEEK END SPECIALS Record Brand Cream Style Corn - 2 tins 25c Jello Powders and Pudding Powders -- 3 for Smith Brand Ketchup--- 2 bottles Aubreyic� a �° Y Phone 72 Seaforth ossamonsetereswasamm&General Store, Egmondvilie • Formerly Haney's 29c 31c Neil Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Malone, Paul, Pauline, and Sheila Malone, Anne Malone, Gerry Ma- lone, Mrs, P. Hickneil, Agnes Hieknell, Dir, and Airs. L. Coyne, Joan Coyne, Don Coyne, diary Lou Coyne of Seaforth; Air, and Mrs'. Paul Vogels, Cinth Yoga's, Dorothy Vogels, Nellie. Vogels of Dublin; Dir. and airs. Jos. Kale, St. Columban; Mrs. Jas. Kraus - kepi, Dublin; Inspector J. F, Kinlin, Department of Education, Toronto; Earl Dick,,; Reeve of Ribbert Township; Air. and Mrs. Vincent Lane, Mrs. Di, Murray, of Seaforth; Mr. and Mrs, Auguste Ducharme, Dublin; Sister Diary Philomene, C.S,J., Woodstock; W. Patrick, Wyoming; Mr, and Mrs. D. Davis, Moose Jaw; Dir, Hugh Butson, Munroe; Mrs. Art Dev ereaux, Jean Devereaux, Tom Devereaux, Patrick„ Devereaux, Angela Devereaux, of Seaforth; Lorne Cronin, Leonard Cronin, Anne Denonlme, Mr. and Air's. F. Harburn, Staffs; Dir, and Mrs. S Smith and family of Ingersoll; Frank Phillips, Seaforth; Air Wallace, Seaforth; Jack Ryan, o Dublin; Mr. and Airs. Patrick Jordan; Mrs. Jos. Melady, Dub- lin; Air. and Airs. Thos. S. Mel ady, Toronto. 11114S® Specials Galore AT THE Willis Shoe Store Seaforth Lie s P:,trk SWIMMING The Lions Park Pool is Now Open to the Public Open Daily, Weather Permitting '1.30 to 5.30 and 7to9 SWIMMING INSTRUCTION FREE swimming instruction for school children by qualified instructors available each morning. Registration now under way ,and closes July 4th Classes are being arranged and students are asked to report as follows: Thursday, July 3, at 10 a.m.— Pupils of Rural Schools and of St. James' Separate School Friday, July 4, at 10 a.m.— Pupils of Seaforth Public School Classes commence Monday, July 7th, at 10 a.nl. Adult Swimming Classes Tuesday and Thursday Evenings 7.30 to 8.30 p.m. Learn to swim with qualified instructors A mininitmi of 10 lessons — $2.00 and admission Ii sufficient interest is shown, classes will be arranged, commencing Tuesday evening, July Sth. Make application in person, or phone the Park. Phone 245. ADMISSIONS - Children under High School Age: 10 Cents, or $1.50 for Season's Ticket Fourth and Additional Children Season's Ticket in one Family — Free High School Students 25 Cents, or $3.00 per Season's Ticket Adults 25 Cents, or $4.00 per Season's Ticket Children of One Family and Two Adults—$10.00 (In each case a checking basket is included) Night Swimming For the convenience of those who are unable to swim during regular hours, the Pool will remain open throughout tile evening on certain nights, depending on the weather. Announcement will be made over CKNX Entertainment Guide, or phone 245, Seaforth For further information Call the Seaforth Lions Park phone 245 TO WESTERN CANADA The Prairies, the Rockies, the B.C. Centennial... daily trains. 5UPf2' y 0ilthienta1 The ril!IT!iE/ITili Forinformation and reservations phone ESO. 3.7011