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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1958-07-10, Page 1T ae, 1 SEAFORTi2, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1958 WHOLE -SERIES, VOL. 80 ort] News '.11.60 a. Year. Authorized as"' Second Class.' inalh Post Office bent., Ottawa, Snowdon Biros.. 'Publishers AWARDS PRESENTED - AT ACHIEVEMENT DAY HERE On July 3rd 132 4-H Homemak- ing Club Girls participated, in the Achievement Day, "The Club Crir1 Stands On Guard," in the Seaforbh High School. The morn- ing program consisted of the girls judging a class of menus and giving oral reasons, identify- ing hazards, and wetting a safety quiz. After' this constructive com- ments. were given by the Home Economists in- order that the girls might know • where they may have eis'ored during the, morning's work. The afternoon program con- sisted of work being presented. 'by the 4I3-' Homemaking ' Club Girls themselves. Exhibits well, presented by Clinton on "It'S• Great to be a Canadian", Credi- ton presented ',One Way to Good Health". with Joan Kreuger com- mentating, HuTond'ale' presented "Six Books I have Read" com- mentated by Bernice Strang, Seaforth presented "One way to Good Health with Antonette Van Den Henget commentating, and .Seaforth District presented "A-fd.obbY I Enjoy" with Janet MacGregor commentating. Skits' and Demonstrations were Presented as follows; Dashwood —First Aid In The Home, Jane Restemeyer, Joan Gunther, Anne Koehler, Lynda Tiernan, Carole Schade; Elimville—Our National' Pantry Shelf, Helen Vern, Shir- ley Jaques, Betty Ann Stephens, Shirley Johns, Margaret Brock, Linda Westcott; ;Grand Bend— Spending Our Tinto Off; 1VIcKil- lop -Safety On The Highway, Faye Little, Janet McKercher, Joan Pryce. The'higlilight of the afternoon was the presentation of Provin- cial Honours for completion of 12 4-I1 Homemaking Club Projects to Mary Skinner, Hurondale; Agues Hicknell, it2cIClllop; Ruth • Crozieat, Seaforth District, by Mrs. Emery DesJardins, Presi- dent Huron South District W. I. Also included in the afternoon program was the presentation of County Honours for the comple- tion of 6 4-11 Homemaking Club Projects to Elsie Kingma, Huron- ` ---allele; Joan Coyne, Grace Doig, Sheila Malone, all of McKillop, and Suane }laugh, Seaforth Dis- trict. The girls had put up dis-• plays of their record books,.safe- ty charts and first aid kits which they hacl made throughout the project for display - Assisting Miss Shirley Patter- son, Home Economist for Huron County Was Mrs. Robert McKer- cher, of Seaforth, Miss Mary Lou Black, newly appointed Home Economist for Bruce County, Maxine Brightwell, Stratford, and Miss Flora Durnin, Horne •Eoo- nomist for Grey" and Dufferiu Counties. At the three Achievement Days in the County the Girls voted for their Spring Project of 1959 which will be the Garden Club. The leaders of the Clubs Dartio- l? ipating were as follows: Clinton, Mrs: C. Nelson, , airs. T. O'Connell; Crediton, Mrs. Ed Lampert, Mrs. L. Hedge; Dash- wood, Mrs, J. M. Tiernan, Mrs. Hoffman; Elimville, Mrs. N. Jaques, Miss R. Skinner; Grand Bend, Mrs. Ed Gill, Mrs. D. Hen- drick; Hurondale, Mrs. A. Moir, Mrs. H. Love; McKillop, Mrs. J. Keys, Mrs. G.. E. Papple; Sea - forth Dist., Mrs, W. L. Whyte, Mrs. Broadfoot; Seaforth, Mr's. D. Nixon, Mrs. G. McKenzie. ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hunt an- nounce the engagement of their daughter Marie Louise to James Robert Flannigan, son of Mr, and Mrs. Janes. Flannigan, The wed- ding will take. place Aug. 2nd in Northside United Church. ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Webster wish to announce the engagement of their second daughter, Lois Elizabeth to Janice Clifford" Hart, son of Mr. and . Mrs. Geo. Hart of Walton. The marriage will take plane July 26th at Varna. BANTAMS WIN The Seaforth Bantams won their game here. Thursday night behind the four hit pitching of Tom Dick and the pair of triples by John Patterson to beat the Mitchell, Bantams by the score of 7.3. Seaforth: T. Love 3b, L. Peth- ick se, Jim Dick 2b, J. Patterson e, Tom Dick p, 1L Beuerman rf, B. Teall lb, G. Flannigan of, B. Dale lf, W. Hugill rf. Mitchell: McNaught 2b, Boyd 3b, Warren c, Elliott p, Checell lf, Cook cf, Neil ss, Appleby 1b, Wood rf. MISS. S, BERTRAND The death occurred in Seaforth on July 2nd of . Mrs. Stahisl'aus Bertrand, 91, formerly of Mar - Mora and mother of Mrs, James Slattery of Seaforth, Mrs, Ber- trand came to Seaforth about.. a yearago and had beenin failing health for several months. ''Her husband predeceased her about'a year ago. The funeral took place at Sacred. Heart Church, 'Mar - mora on Saturday morning, !Women's Institute Annual Picnic The Seaforth W. 7. held their annual picnic on. Monday evening June 80th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Doig with well over 100 in attendance. Sports direct- ed by Mrs, Ear] Papple and Mro.. Gordon Pappla were enjoyed by all, The prize winners are as fol- lows: Preschool children: Rickey MacKenzie; 8. yrs. and under for boys mica girls: Christine Pryce, Sharon Strong; 10 yrs. and under for, boys and girls: Tom Papple, Allan Wilson; 12 yrs. and under for boys and girls; , Roba Doig, Joan Pryce; young men's race: Arnold Taylor, Martin Wilts; young ladies race: Marjorie Pap- ple, Grace Doig; necktie race: Mrs. W. Coleman and Ross Gord- on; ordon; thread the needle: Mrs, Gor- don McKenzie and Martin Wilts; wheelbarrow race: Roba Doig and Arnold Taylor; Grace Doig and Bill Strong; balloon race: Mrs, Howard Wilson and Leslie Pryce; bean relay race: Mrs. R. NI, Scott's team; dress -up relay: Mrs. L. Stieon'g's team; ladies kick -the -slipper: Mrs. E. Storey, Mrs, H. Hugill; girls 'kick -the - slipper: Grace Doig, Jean Me - Naughton; boys kick -the -slipper:' Wayne Wilson, Martin Wilts; men kick -the -slipper: Sanely Doig, Harold Hugill; ladies birthday closest to picnic: Ivy Townsend; men's birthday closest to picnic: Wilfred Coleman; wedding anni- versary closest to picnic, Air, and Mrs. Eldon Herr; person coming the farthest: Miss Anne Elliott, Jr. Farmer from England; young- est person present: Paul Storey; putting diaper on the baby; Alex Pepper, Graham Kerr; guessing Jelly beaus in jar, men, Roger Haugh; for ladies, Ivy Towns- end. Miss Anne Elliott of Eng- land talked on her home county of Northumberland, also showed pictures of interesting places A bountiful lunch of hot dogs, pie and ice cream and dough- nuts was served, The conveners for lunch were Mrs. ' W. Coleman, Mrs. L. Strong and Mrs. Lorne Carter, and the doughnuts were a treat from Jr. Farmers and In- stitute members. New Phone Cable Extends to Winthrop Extending the underground ca- ble for the McKillop Telephone System to Winthrop, a distance of 21/4 miles from Grieve's bridge, is now completed except'for tak- ing down the last of the old wires, The new cable 'has made ft possible to add extra lines, thus reducing the number of subscrib- ers on scene of the lines which: were overloaded. It has been nec- essary to change some numbers, a list which appears in another eolumn. MRS. WILLIAM MASON Mrs. 'William Mason died in Scott Memorial Hospital about 1.46 ami. on Wed., July 9th in her 87th year. She had been ailing for the past 18 Months and was. seriously ill for two months. Born in Huliett township, she was for- merly Isabella Margaret Brig- ham, slaughter of the late John and Mrs. Brigham. In 1906 she was married to William Mason, who precleceated her in 1948. They farmed in Mullett until re- tiring to Seaforth in 1944. airs. Mason was a member of First Presbyterian Church and of the McKillop Branch WMS. She is survived by three daughters, May, Mrs, William Storey, McKil- lop; Grace, Mrs. Sam Scott, Mc- Kiliop, and Gladys, Mrs. Arthur Alexander, McKillop. Also two sisters, NIrs. James Richmond of Blyth, and Mrs. Millie Wetherell, of Alberta. Tho funeral will take place ou Friday, July llth at 2 p.m. from the G. A. Whitney funeral chapel, Goderich St. West, Seaforth, with Rev. J. C. Britton officiating. In- terment will he in Burns ceme- tery. 'McKILLOP 4-H GRAIN CLUB The regular meeting of the McKillop Grain Club was held at Seaforth District High School on Wednesday, June:, 25 at 8.30 pni. with a good attendance of mem- bers. The 4-I•I pledge was repeat- ed by all. Grain pamphlets were distributed by our leader, Earl McSpadden. Mr. McSpadden and members decided that the annual trip would be to go along with the clubs in the district. Au ad- dress by Mac Bolton on "Manage- ment of the Soil" was enjoyed by all. Judging was carried out on classes of wheat, barley, beans. Meeting adjourned. PEEWEES LOSE TO CLINTON On Tuesday of this week the Seaforth Pee -Weer lost a high scoring contest to Clinton by the score of 14-12. The sluggers for Seaforth were Phillips, collecting a triple and Patterson, McLean and Papple each getting a double. Seaforth—McLean and Philips Clinton—Livermore and Boyes. Come out and support Your boys, MUSIC RESULTS The following are the results of W.C,C.M. tests held here recently: Piano—Grade' II: Patricia Mc- Laughlin, honors. - Grade III: Faye Matheson, hon- ors. Grade IV: Lois Godkin, honors - Grade'V: Marion McKercher, honors. Grade VI: Gwen Storey, hon- ors; ' Judy Thompson, honors; Joyce Brown, honors; Doris Walker, pass, Theory -Grade I: Judy Thomp- son, lst class honors 95; Doris Walker, Vonore;, Sally Fox, pass. Grade II: Joyce Brown, pass. Piano, Oracle 2—Bruce Brady, 1st -class honors; Sally Cosford, 1st class honors; Barbara - Nott, honors; Darlene Sills, honors; Grace Stephenson, honors. Grade 111 -Shirley Henderson; honors. Grade V—Kaye Marie Worden, honors. Grade VI—Jean McNaughton, honors. Grade VIII — Alice Christie, pass. HENSALL Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Wilkins, El len and Peter of Sarnia were re- cent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Dilling. Mr, and Mrs. E. Rock and Maureen of• Parkhill were week- end visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Ray Ingram. Mrs.., Perdue and 'children of Camp Borden are holidaying with the former's mother, Mrs. Violet Schwalm. Mr: and Mrs, Clarence Dilling and son of Sarnia were recent visitors' with the former's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Dili- ing. Mrs. Harold Bell and infant daughter returned home from St. Joseph's Hospital, London, this week. Mr. and Mrs, Alur-doch' Stew- art and son of Chicago, III., spent the weekend with the former's father, Mr. D. Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Griffiths and son of Detroit, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Thiel. Retiring ; Manager Honored by. Staff On Saturday, July 5, the staff of the Canadian Bank of Com- merce held a dinner party in London for Mr, and Mrs. G. C. Brightrall Mr. Brightrall has spent the last 14 years of his banking life as manager here in Seaforth. Miss Janet Cluff presented :Sirs. Brightrala with a white and pink carnation corsage. After din- ner Mr. J. A. Murray read -the following address: Mr. Brightrall,—As the onca- eion of your retirement which you have been looking forward to for some time, draws near, we Have arranged this little get- to- gether as an expression of the esteem in which you are held by the staff. Our association has been long and pleasant, and we will long remember that the good fortune was ours to have had a manager who was always so congenial. We will not forget your good hum- our and ready wit which gave us many light and happy mom- ents during the business of bank routine. We know that your retirement is going to change things but we have confidence that our bonds of friendship are not going to be severed. These few words are not ade- quate to say what we feeI at this time so we want to add a tangi- ble remembrance, and hope that Mrs. Brightrall and you will ac- cept this gift from us with our best wishes_ for many long and happy years. Mr. Brightrall very graciously accepted the silver coffee perco- lator. DAIRY CALF CLUB The Seaforth Dairy Calf Club was held at William Boyd's farm with' 37 members. A class of Hol- stein cows was judged and oral reasons were given by all mem- bers. Mr. Doug. Miles, the Agri. Rep., gave the official placings and reasons. Wilma Dale thanked Mr. Myles. Edith Boyd was in charge of the business and open- ed the meeting with 4-H pledge. There:will be no July meeting but the attendance will be count-' ed by the members attending ei- ther the dairy meeting at Mitch- ell or the bus trip which will be held in July. The August meet- ing will be held at Lorne Cart- er's. WALTON Mr, and Mrs. Fussell' Turner,. Frank and Fred, of Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs. William Boice, Car- olyn, Linda, Bonnie and 'Billie, of Madison ;Heights, . Mich., have re- turned home after spending a few days with Mr, and Mrs. Geo, Fox of Walton, Rev. J. C. Britton Inducted Here The induction service for Rev. 3, C. Britton was . held' Friday evening at 8 p.m. With the mem- bers of Huron Presbytery presid- ing. Rey. A. E. Eustace, B.A„ sof North St, United Church, Goder- ich, inducted; Rev, Grant Mills, Ontario St. United Church, Clin- ton, gave the charge to the min- ister; and Mr. 1. A. Snider, lay representative, and treasurer of London Conference read the scripture. After the presiding minister had inducted the new minister, he conducted him to the pulpit where Mr. Britton an- nounced the last hymn and pro- nounced the benediction, Follow- ing the induction service there was a socia] hour in the church school wheresa lovely lunch was served by the ladies. Rev. 1VIr. Elder of the Presbyterian Church brought greetings. Mrs. Britton and Mr. Britton spoke a few words of thanks and greetings to the guests and members of the congregation, On Sunday morning Mr. 13rit- 4.on preached his first sermon to the congregation taking his text from 1st Cor. 2: 1-2. For the remainder of July and the first Sunday in August joint seryipgs will be held in the Pres- byterian Church with Air. Britton ,Jreaching, Name Delegates to Cemetery Meeting Tuckersmith Municipal Council met in then Town Hall, Seaforth, on Wed, July, 2nd, 1958, at 8 o'- clock. All members were present with tbe Reeve presiding. R. L. Beattie, contractor on the Carter Drain, reported to council that the dram was completed and bal- ance of payment to him will be made on receipt of certificate from the Engineer in charge. Payment from interested rate- payers will then be called. The Reeve and Clerk were authorized to execute an agreement with the Dept. of National Defence re in. stallation of culvert at Lot 45, Con. 2 LRS. Councillors Arthur Varley and Victor Lee were appointed tore- present r - present the township at a joint meeting on July 21, 1958, in con- nection with the Maitlandbaulc Cemetery. Council, will: request the Do- minion Government for addition- al assistance towards completion of paving the side>:oafl from No. 8 Highway, to the Radio School.' Accounts passed included: Fox bounty, 59.00; dump .820.00; ad- vertising 56.50; schools 5226.30; relief and hosp, 552.00; roads 56979.00;. salary and allowances 5234.48; Receiver -General, 57.1.5; drains, 555,00. Council adjourned to meet on Aug. 5th at 8 p.m. McKILLOP The July meeting of the Beth- el WAIS and W.A, was held in the church on Thm'sclay afternoon, July 3rd with 20 members pres- ent and quite a large number et children. The children were be- ing entertained by the WAIS and. W.A. and Baby Band. :firs. Charles Boyd, the BabY Band leader presided and wel- comed all to the meeting. Hymn 480 was sung. The 1st scripture lesson was read by Jean Roe and the 2nd by Margaret Hilton, and Ethel Denni9 led in prayer. The following program was gi- ven: Recitation by Donnie Dal- ton; song by Marianne Wildfong and Joyce McNichol; accordion selection by Geraldine Dennis; song by Tune Hi len; 2 recita- tions by David Wildfong; xecita tion by - Bruce Glanville; recita- tion by Stewart Carter; riddle by Leona Glanville; story "The Leopard's Whiskers" by Margar- et Hallen; song by Francis, Val- erie and Elaine Beuermann; re- citation by Dennis Beuermann; a guessing contest by Mrs. C. Boyd, also a story. After a few remarks about Dominion Day by Mrs, Boyd, "0 Canada" was sung. The offering was received' by two of the boys and dedicated. Mrs. Milts then showed some slides on Japan and also a few of Jean Mills' pictures of her tour of England and Scotland. Hymn 607 was sung and the Benediction pronounced. The children were • then allowed to go 'outside for some supervised games while the WMS and W.A. had a short meet- ing. ^Lunch was served on . the, church lawn. The Women's Association of McKillop E.U.B. Church were en- tertained by the Sebiingville WS on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer- Coughlin and family and Mr. Robt. Cough- lin, Listowel, and Mrs. C. Eggert visited Mr. and .Mrs. I. Rock on Sunday. iMr, a'and Mrs. Irvin Rock and family and Mrs. C. Eggert visited Mr. and NIrs. Con Eckert, Sea - forth, recently. Mr. and Mrs. E. MacKenzie and boys, of Detroit, with Air, and Mrs. L. Hoegy, recently. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Koehler" and family, Galt, visited with rel- atives recently. Miss Mary Jackson, Seaforth, with: Mr, and Mrs, N. Eggert. To Start Monday Laying Gas Pipeline Laying the gas pipe luxe be- tween Stratford and Goderich is expected to start' Monday, July 14th, according to Union Gas Company officials.- It may take a few days before the work gets fully under way. A temporary field office has been set up in Seaforth in the store recently vacated by Dennis Electric. It wily, be under the supervision of the managbr at Goderich. Truck loads of pipe for the gas line or local have been arriv- ing in Seaforth and are being stored on the company property on South Main Street. Purchase Land for Children's School Chas. A. MacNaughton, M.P.P. for Huron, states that he has been authorized to announce, on behalf of the Treasurer of Ont- ario and the Acting Minister of Public Works, that uotices will shortly be sent to property own ei's on the site of the proposed Hospital -School for retarded chil- dren, advising thein, that the op- tions on their land presently held by the Province, will be taken up lir the July 15th expiry date. 01r. MacNaughton says: "Also I have been requested to say that the planning- stages will be entered upon as soon as possible; but that because of tbe very ex-! tensive nature of the project, and the fact that all architectural and engineering work anti tie• signing is done by the planning division of the department, a start can hardly be expected be- fore spring or summer 1959." Annual Picnic of Egmondville Church The annual picnic of the Eg- mondville Church was held at the Lions Park on Wed. July and. A splendid representation of the church families enjoyed games and sports in the afternoon un- der the eorieenership of :Bliss Re- na McKenzie and Mre. Roy Mc- Gonigle, A bountiful picnic sup- per with Mrs. E. Stephenson as convener was enjoyed by all. Sports: Mission Band Child- ren's race: Paul Stephenson, Jim Finlayson; boys 8 and under: Paul Stephenson, Jim Finlayson; girls 8 and under:. Linda Forbes. Della Wallace; boys 11 and nncl- er: Colin Haney, Jim Finlayson, Paul Stephenson; girls 11 and un- der; Lois Tyndall, Anita Hill- man; 3-Ieggect race, boys, Tim Knight and Jim Boy es; 8 -legged race, girls, Lois Tyndall and An- ita Millman; girls' stork race, Della Wallace, Anita 'Hillman; boys' stork race, John Stoll, Tom- my Papple and Jack McLachlan (tied); boys' leap frog: John Stoll, Jack McLachlan; girls' crab race: Lois Tyndall, Anita Hillman; boys' Bunny ear race; John Stoll, Paul Stephenson; boys' kick -the -slipper; Jim Fin- layson; girls' kick -the -slipper: Grace Stephenson, Mrs. A. Fin- layson; rolling;pin race, boys: Tommy Papple, Colin Haney; la- dies race: Margaret Woods, Mar- jorie Papple; slow motion walk, 1 minute, Julie Chapple, Mrs. A. Finlayson; clothes pine on ears: Anita Hillman, Allan Hillman; lucky spot: Mrs. A. Finlayson, Miss L. McMiIlan; relay race: Mrs. Art Finlayson's team; blind race; June McLachlan, Gail Fin- layson; wheelbarrow race: Tom- my Papple and Marjorie Papple; Margaret Woods anti Jphn Stoll. ECMONDVILLE Mrs. John Nott of Sault Ste. Marieattended the funeral of the late Wallace Haugh and is spending a few days with her friends in the community. Mrs. Margaret Hayter and son Ralph are spending a few weeks with her another, A1rs. Jas. Fin- layson. Miss Jessie Finlayson is in Toronto taking a summer course. CONSTANCE Mr, William Dale and Mr. John Kudelka of Newmarket travelled by air to Alberta last Thursday, where they are spending a week visiting Guernsey Breeders in that province and showing cat- tle at the Calgary Stampede. Mr, and Mrs. Joe Welsh of Olds, Alberta were iu the village a day last week and called at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ma- son, Mrs. Pollard and Air. and Mrs. Joe Riley, and Mr, and Mrs. Frank Riley. Mrs.' Welsh was the. former Eva Cole and is a neiee of Mrs.' Pollard, and was raised and educated in this village. Mrs. Alf. Buchanan spent a few days last week with her daughter and son-in-lgw, Mr. and Mrs: Jerry Cook and family of Godericb. Congratulations to Mr, and asst' MMIMMet.r"""„"inuury/ teMmrsoimit tttttt Mta4,"rl„I„aae",a,,a,a"a"rU„N,"argroet. for as little as only 59 50 Autowind Leader Absolutely no attention re- quired . . . the motion of your wrist winds it smoothly and surely.. Other smart ladies & gents watches as low as $ Westelox & Timex Watches from 57.95 up 9.95 SAVAUGE'S JEWELLERY - GIFTS - FINE 'CHINA SEAFORTH ,mo nu,ur"m,"u,pamtttttt tttttttttt tttttt 11111/an"",,un,un","n,m„Lu,i"a, aura",namea"", Mrs. Wilfred Scott on the arrival of their baby daughter in the Clinton Public Hospital. Mrs. Wm. Dale and daughters visited Saturday with Air. and Mrs. T. McMichael in Goderich. Mr, Douglas Riley left Sunday for Toronto where he will attend six weeks Teachers' Summer School Misses Mary Whyte and Muriel Dale lett Sunday for Hamilton where they will attend Wesdale Summer School fora five -weeks course, Mr, and Mrs, Geo. McIiwaiu and family' attended the MoIiwain Reunion on Sunday in Bayfield. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszeator and family visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Pfaff, Credi- ton. Visitors Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. D. Allison were Mr, and Mrs. Gee. Cale, Alt Morris, Mich- igan; Alr. and Mrs. C, Wakefield of London; Mr. Bobby Wake- field returned home after spend- ing holidays at the Milleon home Mr, and Mrs. Fred Buchanan and son along with Mr. Jim Hart and friend of near Brussels spent Sunday at Springbank attending' the Hart family reunion. Mr. and Mrs. C. Glanville of Crediton visited Sunday with Air. and Mrs, Howard Preszeator. Master Wayne Glanville returned home after spending 'holidays at the Preszcator home. Mr, John Ferguson of Clifford was a Sunday visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacGregor and family. Miss Tenet Beattie of Goderich twee is visiting at the home of Mr, and airs. Geo. McIlwain. The meeting of Ladies' Court Constantine L1842 will be held Tuesday, July, 15th in the CDP Hall. All members are requested to be present. VARNA The United Church Sundae School anniversary is next Sun- day, July 13 at 10.15 a.m. Mr. S. Scott of Seatorth will be the guest speaker. The vacation Bible School op- ened on Monday morning of this week, sessions being held in the United'`Churoh' and Orange hall under the direction of Rev. T. J, Pitt and a staff of teachers, about a hundred children regis- tered for the course. The local Orangemenare pre- paring to celebrate the Glorious Twelfth in Clinton gn Saturday. DUBLIN The continuation of St. Pat- rick's Garden Party which had been postponed the previous week was held on Wednesday night with a good attendance. Various booths and games were in progress, including a refresh- ment booth. The drawing on the tickets resulted 'as follows: 1st prize, a calf, Eugene Donnelly wrist watch, Donald Smith, of Elliott Lake; steam iron, Norval Elliott; prizes of 55 each were won by: R. R. Labelle, of Strat- ford; Gerald Carey, Cromarty; Miss Teresa Dwyer, Kitchener; Don McRae and Ronald, hiurray, Dublin. The regular annual meeting of the St, Patrick's Church Altar Society was held recently. The appointment of officers for the* current year resulted as follows: Pres., Airs. 3. Nagle; 1st Vice Pres., . Mrs. P. Kelly; and vice Pies„ Mrs, J. McLaughlin; 3rd Vice Pres„ Airs, Dan Costello; Treas., Mrs, Ed Stapleton. Sir, and Mrs, H. Smuck, Kitch- ener and Miss Teen Etue, Zurich,. with Mrs. Loretta Molyneaux. Mr, and Mrs. J. Sehmelefslce left last week for Port Carling for the months of Jnly and Aug- ust, In September he will teach at Kirkland Lake. airs. E. Jordison, Misses Judy and Susan Friend at Lions Head. Robert Byrne and son Bobbie, Hamilton, with Miss Monica Byrne. Ales. Dan Costello and Gordon attended the UcCreight-Costeilo wedding at Niagara Falls on Sat- urday. AG'. and Mrs. M. O'Reilly, of Windsor, AIr. and Mrs. Tina Re- gan, Toronto. and .lir. and Mrs, 5, Gaunt, Stratford, with llr, anal Ales. Gerald Holland. Mrs. Fergus Horan, Airs. T. E, Murray and NIrs. K. Kelly at- tended the Retreat at Brescia Hall. Mr. and Mrs, S. Ryan, of Se- bringville, Yvonne and Donnie Duffy, Woodstock, with Mrs. L. Dillon. Mrs. Roland KIeinfeldt has gone to Exeter to reside. Mr. and Mrs. Ilugh Benninger at Owen Sound. Mr. and Mrs, Bill Murphy, of Port Colborne, with Mr. and AIrs. Chas. Kistner. Mrs. Catherine Ryan, of Strat- ford, with air5. AI- Shulman and Pat Maloney. Mr. and Airs. Win. Stewart, of Kitchener, called on friends here over the weekend. ' Mr. and Mrs. P. Groseck, Miss Patricia Costello, London. lir. and Mrs. John Krauskopf and Danny Costello, Newcastle; Gor- don Costello, Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Costello, Mr. and Mre. Ron Butters, of St. Thomas, Miss Phyllis Butters of London, with Mr. and Mrs. T. Butters. A miscellaneous shower hon- oring Miss Margaret p'Rourke, whose marriage to Mr, Edward Rowland is an event of July 19, was sponsored by Miss Joan Mc- Laughlin and Mrs. Hartleib, of Kitchener. Approximately fifty friends and neighbors assembled to extend felicitation to the pros- pective bride. An address was read by Miss Joan McLaughlin. The guest of honor „was assisted in opening various practical and pretty gifts by ]Miss Barbara Kel- ly. A social 'hour followed when several games were in progress. A 'delicious lunch was served by the sponsors and their assistants. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Krauskopfr of Tilsonburg with Mrs. C, Krauekopf, Miss Barbara Kelly, Sebring - vile, . with Mies Margaret O'- Rourke. Murray Holland, Windsor; with Matt Murray. John Iiahne, Chatham, with Matt Coyne. Mr. and Nies. Overdulve, Ham- ilton, with Mrs. Mary l+eeney, Mr. and. Mrs: Vandermaker, of Pontiac, Mich., with Air. and Mrs. Joseph Dill.