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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1958-08-21, Page 1Ion iW rth I.D. rkh mist daily Sat. see taiit 9 to evg 7010, 6.80 IT. ef- ret- re der t and ser. r, H6 t.. 'oat, eros keg, r or the heir teed at mite and at one or ter- ]est 7.30 on on be lay. elle ord 011- rheIbe ncT at 5), ek. Jay ust .m. cry .F. s .6 Th Seaforth WHOLE SERIES, VOL. 80 SIDAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1958 $1.60 -a Year Authorized as Second Claes math Post °trice Dept., Ottawa Snowdon Bros., Publishers LOCAL MILK PRODUCERS PRGflST .AGAINST INVASION At the regular August meeting e_ of Seaforth town council Thugs-. Milk Board Reserves clay evening, local milk producers asked councilfor, help against en outside "aggressor" dairy. Present were Councillors Pleb- ' kirk, Turnbull, Rivers, Brady, Baldwin, Reeve Scoins. Mayor Christie presided. The delegation of milk proclua ers, P. Simpson and C. Eckert, and dairy owner H. Traviss, told council that Brussels dairy had applied for peI'iinission to distri- bute Milk here. They feared that Brussels producers would- supply all the milk. Producers said they had–matte big .investments in order to sup- ply milk and would lose heavily if theirmoutlet were cut off. Mr. Traviss said he had considerable investment. Under questioning by council- lors 1Mr. Traviss said he had an offer for his dairy. He said the. Exeter dairy which made the offer had promised to keep the staff here and get milk from Me- al producers. However pasteuris- ing would be done out of town. Council thought that if they passedrestrictive measures the town might be left without miik ,supply, They agreed to Meet the group later and if advisable attend the hearing in Toronto, Appoint Third Policeman Police Chief Elmer Hutebison told council he had hired AndY Calder to assist police with Lions. carnival. Council promised Mr. Caper would help the police two days a week and for holidays un- til end of year. Next year provi- sion would be matte in budget for third man on the force. This would reduce number of hours of duty, Men have been en duty 12 hours a day seven days a week most of the summer; it was said. Councillor Baldwin reported town cement mixer had been rented to contractors for a few days and asked about rental charges. Mr. Baldwin said it Was pro- posed to build a garage at old water' works residence. Council debated selling residence and building a garage on town pro- perty nearby. It was decided to clean place up. Douglas Scott told council his car had been damaged to extent of $15 a couple of weeks ago when wind blew a sign on Main St. Council agreed to see if town. insurance covered it, Councillor Habkirk said weeds had been cut on streets. Harold Maloney had spent good, deal of time going with contractor laying the gas lines. Reeve Scoins told council a hospital patient who had been nearly off the town's list had re- turned to town and was now back on a 50.50 „basis. Sewer Dead Issue Councillor Turnbull declared the sewer a dead issue. However. `--^ Councillor Brady reminded there had been a strong complaint. Council debated how relief could be given in this case which was in serious shape. Among the town receipts was au item of over $10,000 for tax arrears. Mayor Christie said the PUC had two applications for water service outside town, to ' D. Brightrall on Harpurhey road, and the other to J. Sturgeon, Eg- mondville. The Mayor said the town could not supply manymore services beyond town limits. Councillor Habkirk said the town would lose the taxes and assessment on houses built out- side the town limits and supplied by town water service. Council decided to exchange Victory Bonds held by town for 25 year 4/% Conversion Bonds. Bonds are hypothecated to the. bank for loans. BUILDING PERMITS Building permits granted ' by Seaforth town council include: Don Muir, res., Railway St., $3000; C. Dalton, res., $1000; J. Lansink, enlarge barn, $400;`. J. Beuerntann, north •-E. William St., res., $6000; Henry Ziter, res., Jarvis St; south of CNR, $8000. DUBLIN BUN OVER BY GAB WHEEL John Delaney, 3.year old son of Mr. and Mrs. James Delaney, McKillop, was taken to Scott Memorial Hospital Sunday even- ing suffering from three broken ribs following a car accident. The Delaney farm le on the third con. 11,4 miles north of, Dublin, and John was in the car with his mother taking cattle to a grass farm on the 2nd con. When they reached the field Mrs. Delaney got out and the car which was on a slight inclinestarted to roll back. In some way John must have got out of the,;vehicle, and fell or was knocked by the door under the leftfront wheel which passed over his body. He was taken to hospital and as far as could be determined the three broken ribs were, the only in- jury. "If there is . nothing more serious he is .a lucky little boy" said Constable 3. McDowell of the, OPP who investigated the accident.. Decision At Hearing A hearing of theOntarioMilk Board was field in Toronto on Tuesday with Judge Currie of the Supreme Cotirt, presiding on the application of Roy Cousins of Brussels to distribute_ milk throughout Seaforth. . Attending to oppose the appli- cation were Harvey Traviss, 'of Maple 'Leaf Dairy, Seaforth, and milk producer's Peter Simpson, Con Eckert and Gordon Reyn- olds, also Mr. Stanley Of Exeter Dairy. Councillor John Baldwin was Present at the meeting as an ob- server for Seaforth town council. Decision on the application was reserved by the boarclfor a few days. • Fireside Forum Picnics Here The Fire -Siete Farm Forum pic- nic was held at Seaforth Lions' Park with 48 present. All had a very enjoyable afternoon with sports and a bounteous picnic' lunch. Girls 5 years and under: Joan Hoggart, Kathy Dalton; boys 5 years and under: Rae McClure, Tan Hulley; girls 7 and under. Connie Howatt, Blanche Dalton; boys: Clyde McClure, Neil Mc- Clure; girls 11 yrs. and under: Betty Hoggart, Connie Howatt; Boys: Garry Preszeator, Jimmy Tlaxler; ladies race: Mrs. Jini Mowatt; Men's: Mr, Hugh Flynn; Balloon Blowing—girls 8 and un- der: Joan Hewett, Blanche Dal- ton (tied); boys 8 and under, „Tinnny Traxier; Men: Joe Bab - cook; eldest lady. Mrs, Geo, Car- ter': eldest man, Mr. Bert Hog- gart; youngest baby: Larry Flynn; three-legged race: Sally Babcock and Betty Hoggart; kick - the -slipper: girls 8 and under, Connie Howatt; • bays: Robby Donald; ladies: Mrs. J. Hewett; men: Mr. Hugh _Flynn; spot walls: Mrs. Geo. IIoggart; throw- ing ball in basket: Mr, R. Jamie- son; ladies dropping clothes pins in bottle; Mrs. B. Hoggart; re- lay race with pillows and pillow cases; peanut scramble for child- ren. A donation was given to the Lions for the use of the park,' ANNOUNCEMENT Mr, I•Iarold Porterfield, Milton, announces the engagement. of his daughter, Patricia Marie Scott, to Stuart Robert Wigg, son .01 Mrs:. Frederick W. Wigg and the late Mr. Wigg, 'The wedding „to take place in Knox Presbyterian Church, Walkerton, in mitt -Sep teniber: , BJYGrd.GP,atBIVT Mr, and Mrs, Cameron Vivian, of Staffs, wish to announce the engagement 'of their daughter,' Margaret Joy, to Mr. Duncan Thomas Scott, son of Mr. and Mrs. James 'M. Scott, of Staffa. Ike wedding will take place on Saturday, Sept. 6, at 2.30. puri., in Staffa United . Church, Staffs. ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Mines Doig, Sen - forth, announce the engagement of their daughter Catherine El- eanor to Edwin Gerald Buuck, son` of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Buuck Brodhagen. The wedding to take place Sept. 5, 1958 in St, Peter's Lutheran Church, Brod- hagen. EGMONDVILLE The regular meeting of Eg- mondville W. A. and WAIS. was held in --the Sunday School room of the church on Wednesday, August Oth with a good attend- ance. Miss Frances Houston, our WMS President took the chair and opened the meeting with Hymn 575. The devotional topic was "Time of Refreshing". Mrs. E. Stephenson took the scripture, Miss Rena McKenzie took the topic and closed with prayer. Hymn 649 was then sung. We then had the W.A. treasurers re- port. Mrs. A. Boyes then took the chair for the W. A. business, It was decided to make another quilt for bazaar and sell the' one that is - made. 'The gas line, was discussed. A thankyou note was react by Airs. Kruse.'`Miss Hous- ton theft' took over the choir for the WMS meeting, A 'quartette 'consisting of Barbara Nott, Lois Tyndall, Marilyn Miller, Anita Hillman gave a selection. The minutes" of the last meeting were read followed by the 'Roll Call. The meeting was then opened for business. Friendship Sec., Mrs. McLachlan gave her report. The treasurer's .report was given by Mrs. R. . AleGonigle, The offering was then. received. The quartette then favoured with another num- ber. Miss :Frances Houston then very ably tonic the study book, "Facing Tomorrow". She men- tioned that in Japan 1 otit of every 200 people are Christians. They welcome help. She also mentioned that they are .disowned by their own people for being Christiana. The meeting was closed with hymn 252 and pray- er, after which a social 11011 hour was spent with lunch served by Mrs. Brown's group. H. S. Board Names Secretary -Treasurer. W. E. Southgate was appointed. Secretary - Treasurer of Seaforth District High- School . Board " on Monday night, succeedingthe late M. A. Reid. There were six applications. Frank IGociin, of Fredericton, N.B„ new teacher here o1 boys', P,T., is expected in town early next week, to get a house. BOWLING Mixed Double Tournament on Friday evening, Aug. 15th.. 1st Mr. and "Mrs. McLaren, of Goderich; 2nd 14r, and ,Mrs, Sci•iunegour, of Goderich; 3rd Mr, and Mrs. Ruston, Mitchell; 4th Mr. and Mrs. hunter, Goderich. Rinks from Goderich were skipped by Bisset, Harris, "Mc- Leod,. Baker, Baeckler, Hutman, Sale, Townsend.' Rinks ,from Stratford were skipped by Atkins, Moffat, Rinks from Clinton were skip- ped by Gray, Colclougb, Nott, Rink .from Tavistock was skip: ped by Zimmerman, Rinks from Seaforth were skip. ped by Eric Mc0ue, Jack Muir, F. Sills, Dorn Dale, B. Christie, G. Muir and L. bale. ANDREWS—WATSON Bouquets 'al white gladioli and fern with candelabra, formed the setting in Egmondville United Church Saturday, Aug. 16, at 8 P.m., when Alice B.1izabeth, slaughter of Airs. John S. Watson, R, R, 3, Seaforth, and the late John S. 'Watson, became the bride of Donald Edwin Andrews, son of Mr, and Mrs. F. W. Andrews, Clinton. Dr. J. Semple officiated at the ceremony. The organist, Mrs: 11. R. Bennie, Seaforth, ac- companied the soloist, 'William Andrews, Toronto, who . sang "The Lord's Prayer," and "This Hallowed Horn". The bride was given in marriage by her broth er-in-law, Albert Clark, Muirkirk, Slie wore a floor -length gown ot white silk organza, fashioned With scoop neckline, short sleeves and chapel train. The skirt and necklinewere appliqued with guipure lace flowers. Sire wore short gloves. A pillbox headdress, trimmed with pearls hent her French pure silk illusion, finger- tip veil. She carried a white Bible crested with a yellow- throated white orchid, Miss Jean Watson, Toronto, sister of the pride, was maid of honor, and the bridesmaids were ,Miss Doris Pullman, Seaforth, and Miss El- eanor McCartney, of Brucefield. They wore cocktail -length dress- es of silver green crystal charm, featuring bouffant skirts, droll waistlines, styled - on princess lines, and pleated bodices. They. wore small matching. Pleated hats and carried white New Testa- ments crested with .white roses. William R. Hearn, Clinton, was best man, and the ushers were Warden Raney,- Seaforth, and Fred Gibson, Clinton: The wed- ding dinner was served in the Suinday. . School auditorium, Re- eeiving, the mother of the bride worecentennial blue crepe with white accessories and white rose- bud corsage. She was assisted by the groom's mother, who wore dusty rose crepe, white acces- sories and white rosebud corsage. For traveling to Northern On- tario and Quebec, the .pride chose a navy blue French worsted Crepe suit with. navy and White acces- sories and a white orchid corsage. The couple will reside in Clinton. Guests attended the wedding from Toronto, Oakville, Fergus, Stratford, London, Muirkirk, St. Marys, Clinton, L o n d. e s b or o, Brucefield and. Seaforth: J. C. McKIBBON The death occurred in London on Monday, Aug. 18, after a short illness, of James C. (Dewey) Mc- Kibben, in his 58th year. He was born at Niagara Falls and was married to Jean MacDonald in Toronto in 1921. In his earlier years he was a transport -.driver and was a veteran of the first and second world wars. He came to Seaforth in 1952. He is surviv- ed by his wife and a son and two daughters: Donald, of Seaforth; Airs. J. \MacFarlane (Shirley) of Peterborough; Mrs. R. Pinkney (Doreen) of Sans Souci Islami; Georgian Bay. The funeral will take place 011 Friday, Aug. 22, at 2 p.m. from the Box Funeral Home, High St., Seaforth, Rev. J. James of St. Thomas' Anglican Church, officiating. Interment will be in Maitlandbank Ceme- tery. Legion services will be held in the Chapel on Thursday even ing, at 8 p,m. HENSALL ' Mr, and Mrs. Walter Elliott of Vancouver, B.C. visited last week with lir. and Mrs, Geo. Walker. Mr, and Mrs. Jacques and stn are spending- a weeks vacation at .Midland. . Mrs, Hilda Pelley of Si. Clair, Mich., visited this week with Mr. and 'Airs. Louis Clark Sr•..and 1ie', and Mrs. .Frank Forrest, Miss Bernice Dilling spent the past week holidaying with friends at Muskoka. Airs. Edna Corbett spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Parker, Richey and Cindy. Mr, and Mrs, E. Shaddick' and Bill spent the weekend with Dr, D. McKelvie, Mrs. McKelvie and Ann in Essex. They were accom- panied home by Robert McKelvie who has spent the past two weeks lrel'e...: Lightning Causes Hydro Wire to Fall -When a hydro wire parted and fell to'the ground causing spark- ing, on James Street in front of Angus MacLean's property on the old public school grounds, short- ly after 1 o'clock Wednesday aft- ernoon, a fire alarm was phoned in. Both fire trucks responded. Power was shut off by the P.U.C. and repairs made. The wire parted during -a thunderstorm. Earlier Sn the t161y .a bolt of lightning bed's!' ck in the vicinity. 1 Principal A.ctifreAses Seaforth Insf thi) Mrs. .Tames Kelea es 11hstess to the Seaforth W )1. 'fok;4their August meeting Tuesday even- ing, Aug. 12_ The f , tembei!s an- swered the roll call it,M1 `t'Sonne- thing a. child has taught'.= the Guest speaker Mr, L. P. Plum - steel, principal of. SDHS was in- troduced hy Mrs. Gordon Mc- Kenzie. A$'. Plumsteel spoke of the influence the home life has on school life and stressed the importance of parents tatting an interest in the students' school work, The committee appointed for the booth' at Seaforth Fall Fair is Mlrs. H. Hugill, Mrs. G. Papple, Mrs. Wilfred Coleman, Mrs. Rose Gordon and Mrs. Andy Crozier. A donation of $10.00 was donat- ed to the Lions Club Swimming Pool Funcl. A letter df thanks is to be sent to Douglas.Keyes as- sistant agr. rep. of Tend county for arranging and colduct'i11g the bus trip which was talcoujr•ecent- ly. The date of the next yueeting andwas discussed andwee 'Aeft un to the hostess and conlnnittee in .charge of the program,.,Letters of appreciation were reatl-from .firs. Wallace Tlaugh, Mr. -3. Gordon and Mrs. Gordon Papple, The motto "A drop of ink makes thousands thine", was taken by Mrs. J. Hillebrecht.'Miss Gloria Carter entertained with two love- ly accordion solos. *is was the citizenship and education meet - my convened by Mrs. R. M. Scott 'and Miss Thelma Elgie. The meeting closed by singing "God save the Queen". Assisting the hostess was the co -hostess, Mrs. Gordon McKenzie, and the lunch committee; Mrs. Leonard Strong, Mrs. H. IIugill, Mrs, James T. E'cott and Mrs, James Dolg, DUBLIN Mfrs. Frank Elliott, 84, died in the Hamilton General Hospital on Sunday morning. She had been visitingat tit! home of her son, lir. and _Mrs, Duward Elliott in 'EIamilton for the past month. The .former Ellen Agar, daughter of -the late John Agar and Clara Balkwell, she was born in Full- erton in 1874. In 1894 she was married to Frame Elliott and they farmed in Hibbert twp near Staffa until they moved to DO - lin 13 years ago. lir, and Ml's. Elliott celebrated their 63rd wed- ding anniversary last December. She was a member of the Angli- can Church in Dublin. Besides her husband, she is . survived hy five sons: Lloyd, Staffa; Dm'- warcl, Hamilton; Norval; Earl and Lorne, I-Iibbert twp.; also three daughters: Mrs. Howard (Clara) Fletcher, Lambeth; Airs. Harr y (Ada) Sehellenberger, Clinton; and Mrs. Bonier (Ethel) Jeffery, Detroit; one brother, El- mer Agar, Keswick, Ont.; 19 grandchildren and 15 great-grand- children. The funeral service was held at the Lockhart Funer- al Home, Mitchell, on. Tuesday afternoon, Rev. J. James of Sea - forth officiating. Burial tools place at the Presbyterian Ceme- tery, Mitchell: Mrs. Joseph Dantzer and daug- hters, Janet and Elaine, Kitchen- er, with Billie Dantzer and Mr. and Mrs. John Nagle. Mr. and Mrs. John Regan, Ton onto, and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Gaunt, Stratford, with 01r. and Mrs, Gerald Holland. Mr. Tom Holland. and 1h', Les- lie Gasper and two sons, Wind- sor, with Matt Murray. Mn, and Mrs. Frank Flanagan, Kitchener, with Mr. and Mis. F. Br:uxer. Mr. and Mrs, Maurice Dillon and daughter, St, Thorne's, and Mr. and Mrs. James Kelly, Sea - forth, with Mrs, Louis Dillon. Hubert Feeney and sou Jinu, Kitchener, with Mr. and 11rs, .Martin Feeney. Mrs. C. Trott, Clinton, with Mrs. A. 12. Looby, Billie Cook, Long Branch, with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Coyne. Mr, and Mrs. Suprenant and children, Montreal, with Mi•, and Mrs. J. Lavoie. Gregory Bloudey, Cha them, with Mr. and Mrs, Joe Shea, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Carbert and family, Royal Oak, Mich., '`with Mr. and ,Airs. Geo. E. Holland. Mr., and Mr's, Billie Feeney spent 'a week at Grand Bent Mr, and Mrs. Tom Butters and family are vacationing at Point Clarl[. Mrs. Jim Newcombe and son Jim, Port Credit, with Mr, anti Mrs. WM. Stapleton, Air. ancl Mrs, Jack. Kelly, Kitch- ener, with Mr, and Aire. Fergus Kelly. Mr, and Mrs. Jack Meagher and Miss Phonsine, Seaforth, with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Meag- her. eaaher. Klarenl. and Billie Dill at Flint, Abe Entertains at Trousseau Tea On Wednesday, Aug, 13; . Mrs. J. "Arnold Westcott entertained at a trousseau tea, honoring her daughter Blanche M. 'Wsstcott, whose marriage to -Gerald Weber will take'place Saturday, Aug. 23, at Northside United -Church. Mrs. 'BTestcott was assisted In re- ceivin:g•by her daughter; and the. mother or the groom elect, Mrs, iI. G. Weber, Stratford. Mrs, C. W. Kestle of Clinton and Mrs. J. Talbot, directed the living room which was colorfully arranged with garden flowers. The tea table was covered with a lace cloth and centered with a dainty bouquet of pink sweet peas and lighted candles. In the afternoon; pouring tea were Mr's. T. Albion, London, Mrs. :I. W. Hanna, of Wingham. Serving were Mrs. Emile Iszaeovics, Miss Doris Pull- man in the dining froom and on the lawn Miss Alice Watson and Miss Eleanor McCartney. Pouring tea in the evening were firs. An- dy Grindley; and .firs. Howard Moffatt, London, in the dining room and ,Miss Margaret Durham and `Miss Marian Laudenbach of London, on the lawn. Register attendants were "hiss Evelyn Cardno fn the afternoon and in the evening, \Liss Devine Ander- son. Th Trousseau T ousseau was shown 11y .hiss Shirley McPhee, Toron- to, in tate afternoon and hiss Marlene Weber, Stratford, in the evening. 'In the gift room during' 'flit afternoon was Mrs. Ronald. Evans, Agincourt, sister .01 the bride, and in the evening, Mrs.l ,Tumor Storey. Linens and show- er gifts were shown in the after -1 noon by Miss Marilyn Hillis, Sea - forth and Toronto, and Miss Car men Weber, Stratford, during the evening, The flower arangements and decor were completed by Mrs. 1-i. E. Smith. Others assist- ing wore Mrs. P. Moffatt, Mrs. B. Christie and Mrs, J. Scott, Out - or -town guests were present from London, Stratford, Clinton; Blyth, \Linehan', Exeter and Toronto. Also entertaining .at showers for Miss Westeott were the lady teachers of Northbrae School in London, with firs. E. C. Cole as hostess. Mrs. Ann Zacharias, of London, also entertained at a miscellaneous shower, The Misses Marion` Chamberlain and Marian Laudenbach entertained school chums and many beautiful gifts were presented to the bride -elect. At the home of Mrs. E. C. Cham- berlain, church fr ie n d s and neighbours gathered with the hostesses, Mrs, Chamberlain, Mrs. Ross Saveuge, Mrs. P. Moffatt and Mrs. J, Scott, and the bride WEBS the recipient of "many beau- tiful and useful gifts. Presentations were given- by The Northbrae Home and School Association, London; lw the pu- pils of hiss Westcott's Kinder- garterr class and by her fellow staff members at Northbrae School, London. In Seaforth, _MissWestcott was also presented with a beautiful gift from the neighbours and also from Northside United Church Choir, • KIPPEN Mr. and Mrs, Irvin Dickert and family of Clifford were Sunday guests of 11r. and Mrs. N. Dickert Miss Diana Veal of Byron vis- ited a week with her friend, Miss Katherine McGregor. Rev. and Mrs. D, A. McMillan were guests of Mr. 'Wm. Ivison and Airs. Brownlee on Sunday at their cottage at Drysdale. The Misses Barnaby of London visited the past ten days at Mr. Wnr, Ivison's cottage, Drysdale. Hiss Wilma Jackson is spend- ing a week with Miss Linda Ball of Goderich. Miss Joyce . Hood is visiting iu London with her cousin, Miss Di- anne Perkins. Recent visitors with Mr, and 1lrs: E. J. Roberts and family in - chided: .Mrs, G. Proctor, Kath- leen and Linda of Covina, Calif,: Mr. and Mrs. H. Rawlings, Mon- treal, Que., Mrs. K. Roberts and Mr.' N. Hobbs of Loudon. Mrs. Cliff Watson, Centralia, and daughter, Mrs. G. Triebner and Jeff of Parkhill spent Tues- day afternoon with Mr, and Mrs. Gridzak and friends in the vil- lage. Mips Alice Pfaff of Aylmer was a recent visitor of.her .brother.in- law and sister, Mr. and firs. R. W, Elsie. Mr.- Marshall Stewart of Sea - forth and his uncle Mr, -Sam Cud - more visited friends in the vil- lage on Saturday. • On Sunday morning a 1054 Ford Model car belonging to Ken McLellan was stolen on No. 4 Highway at Kippen. It was re- covered Monday abandoned near Drysdale on the Blue Water Highway, Would the people living in the l8ippeu area kindly phone in any guests or news to Kipper Corres- pondent (airs. Long) phone, IIen- salt 694-15. • Mr. 'and -.Airs. Andre Garneaui and girls wap resided the pest five months . in I'h. Cudmore's house, moved Friday to their, own ,home in' Clinton, '' 11r. and Mrs, Tom Munroe left Saturday for a trip by plane to California. Air. and Mrs. John Heitz accompanied them to De- troit where they started their journey. The Tri County Youth for Christ held a chicken barbeque Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elgar Mousseati, Kippen, with 135 present. After 0111111111111,11111111111 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1111111111(141/11111,111/11111111.”.11111111111111 ,,,,,,,, 1111111111111,1,ur,, 64 Piece Service for 8 CONTENTS 8 only Knives 1 Taep 8 only Forks (piblesrcedoon) 8 only Teas (reg.) 1 Gravy Spoon 8 only Teas (small) 1 Cold Meat Fork 8 only Dessert Spoons 1 Berry Spoon 8 only Salad Forks 1Pickle Fork 8 only Coffee Spoons 1 Butter Knife 1 Tablespoon (reg,) 1 Sugar Shell • S ®5 All the fine quality flatware you'll ever need, in your choke of beautiful 1847 Rogers Bros. patterns, and at o price you can't afford to miss. Regular Open Stock Value $122-5° YOU SAVE r 7!f SAVAUGES' deliellery, Gifts, Fine China SEAFORTH , ,anaa,u"uuau,anunonuun nnu"uueaunnnaaun,n,u,"uu euani"nun"nnnaunan,mu,n, sapper was served, a programme EGM0NDViLLE was given by the musical trio of Visitors last week with 'Airs. R. Guelph, and a message by RevDalrymple were lir, and Airs. Wright of Guelph. Alderson of C:arnturth, Lancast, Mr. and Mrs, Emmerson Kyle attended a family picnic at Bay, er, England: Airs. Richard Tay - field on Sunday. log, Hensall; Mr, and Mrs, Robt. 111. and Mrs. Elston Dowsou Varier and family of St. Cathar- visited Sunday. with Mr. Lloyd Ines; Mr. and firs, Albert .Hey and O'itss Ella;_ Howson of near and Mr. and Mrs. dames Balfour Varna. of Thames Road. 'Master Donnie Pepper of Stir,' Alan, Keven and James Bis- of spent the {fast two weeks with back of Kipper' are visiting their itis aunt and uncle Mr. and Alva. grandparents, :Air. and Mrs, Hi - Stuart Pepper,, Mr. and Mrs. fuer Shade. Ernest Pepper spending the Marlene and Lorraine Erickson weekend, their'- son returning who Have. been vaoutioniuz with home with his parents• their grandmother. Mrs. Messen- OCr. Robert Cooper is spending ger during the past two weeks, a few clays in Cairo, Mich., at the returned on Sunday to their home of his daughter and son -in hums in Waterloo. law, 11. and .Airs. Grant Love.Mrs, Barton has returned home !after spending a week at Point 1 Clark. WALTON Mr. and Mrs, Glen Haase and BLAKE family of Elliott Lake have re-' hiss Pauline Steckle, nurse -in - turned home after visiting with training at the Kitchener -Water - friends and relatives in the dis- loo Hospital is spending holidays trio. with her parents, 011'. and Mrs. Miss June Hackwell ot Strat- I Allen Steckle, ford visited with her parents Mr. and _Airs. Lloyd- Jeffery over the weekend. .and Agnes of Windsor, anent the Mr. Tom Somerville has re- weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Leon turned home after completing a . Jeffrey. Teachers' summer course in Tor.' Mr. and Mrs, Earl Oeeeh and family are leaving on a week's onto. Mrs. Margaret Humphries vis - vacation to Niagara Falls and the ited with her daughter and son- United Statics. Mr. Harold Finlay and family in-law, Mr. and Mrs. H. Rutledge, spent an evening with lir, and Courlast week. Mr., and Mrs. Fred A. Sinclair Mrs. Leon ,Teffery. Mrs. Betty Carnie, of Tweeds . of California returned to the dis- muir Hall, London, has returned trict last week. � after a few weeks' holiday in Air. Douglas Kirkby and AIr• this vicinity. Jerry Dressel attended the IIuet- MrsAMary I3ey has returned her -Webster wedding at alho• me after spending a few weeks lu United Church. _ on Saturdayyt- aft- with her daughters in London. aft- ernoon. Mrs. Jolur Steckle of Vineland Mr. and Mrs. David Andrews spent a few days this past week of Toronto - visited with the fat- with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ter's parents, Mr, and Mrs, Geo. TEgli and Pantily, Dundas over the weekend, T. ,lir. Harold Finlay and family The Church services have been! Mr' Sunday afternoon with Mr.. withdrawn in both Walton and I and Mrs. Allen Steckle and fam Moncrieff charges for next- Sun- day, Aug. 24th. The PolioFving lir. Harold Finlayand family Sunday Walton will join Mon-. y Crieff in worship at 11 a.m.whenspent an evening with Air, Bert Rev, Workman of Seaforth will Gibbings and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. -conduct the service. At a special ,Landsborough.of Clinton. meeting it was decided to hold the annual anniversary fowl sup- per on Oct. 15th. CONSTANCE Miss Barbara Lawson of Credi- ton spent last week's holidays with her friend, Hiss Joan Preszeator. Mr, and Mrs. Roy Barnett of Toronto spent 'Saturday with. Mr, and Mrs, Robt. Grimoldby. Mr. Douglas Riley finished his teachers' summer course in Tor- onto and returned home Friday. 1Ir, and Mrs. Rebt. Woods and Debbie of Ajax speht the weekend with Mr. and firs. Frank Riley. Mrs. Woods and Debbie remain, ed for holidays. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Howard Preszeator were: Al'r. and 'Mrs. Chas. Glanville and Wayne, Mr. Gordon 'Kenny and Mr. and .'Mrs. Saris Lawson, all of Crediton,. Misr Barbara Lawson returned home with then. Mr. and Mrs. Borden Brown and Elaine spent Monday in Tor. VARNA The Varna Softball team play- ed their last schedule game on Tuesday evening losing the game by one run to Egmondville, how- ever, better luck next year, Rev, and Mrs. T. J. Pitt are spending their holidays at ' St. Catherines this week, Mrs. Fred McClynront has re- turned home after visiting for a week in Toronto,.'I7iss Ruth Bar- ker of King City returning with her. HENSALL Air. and Mrs, Sam Rennie, Di- anne, Howard and 51150 nn e spent the weekend visiting with the ' form;er•'s sister, Mrs.. Harris in Detroit. ' Mr. and Mts. John Baker and Air. and Mrs. Grant MacGregor spent the weekend • at Lions' Bead where they were guests at their nephew's wedding. Mrs. Charles Wilson, who un- derwent an operation in Clinton General Ilospital last week, was. able to return home this week.