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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1958-08-28, Page 1Seafor WHOLE SERIES, VOL. 80 Sl7AFORTH, ONTARIO, THTJRSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1958 $1.50 a Year Authorized as Second Class mail. '•,;, tll'tice 1100t., Ottawa Snowdon Rcos., Publishers Results at Lions Swimming Meet Resu1ta of swimming events on Saturday held at Lions Park. Beginners—Tied for lst, Paul Muir and Bill Kleinhaar; tied for 2nc1; Mary Sills and Brian Broome; 3rd, Leslie Carter. Junior Girls — Cheryl Moore; tied for 2nd, Katie Scott and Lynn Nixon; 3r.ci, Pam Powell. Junior Boys—Ken Devereaux; Allan Patterson, Ron Hildebrand. Intermediate Girls—Joan Teall, Connie Eckert, Elaine Eckert. Intermediate Boys—Benny .Ak- ker, Bob Mennen, Kenny Dever- eaux and Kerry Campbell for 3rd. Senior Girls—Cathie Eckert, Ann Sills, Connie Eckert, • Senior Boys—Bill Teall, Tom Sills, Tom Dick. - First prize .tn all above events were season's tickets, Adult Men—Jim Math, Paul Besse. Red Cross awards were pre- sented' to Junior—Pamela: Pow- ell, Connie Rovers, Ivy Towns- end, Dolores Maloney, Marie PIM layson, RA. 3, Kippen, Rosemary Lansink, Mary Lansink, Gary Gray, Darlene Sills, M. MacLean, John Holland, Peggy McAsh, ane Salisbury, Helen Elliot, Paul Beattie, Louise Bradshaw, Jack McCall, Bryan Stewart, Madelyne Smith, Jack Whitely, Bob Plum steel, Meta Reeves, Catlteriue Phillips, Marlene Pepper, Con- nie Britton, Mary Maloney, Intermediate—Anne Sills, Jas.. Etue, Louis Devereaux, Roy De- vereaux, Gene Nixon, Bob Reyn- olds, Ron Beater'man, Rickey For- tune, Sandy Lamont, -Mary Eck- ert, Katie Scott, Billy Boshart, Kaye Charters, Susan McLean, Cheryl Moore, Elaine Eckert, Kerry Campbell. Senior—Tom Sills,, Benny Lan - sink, Lynn Nixon, Barbara Ilol. lana, Peter Sillery, Phyllis Bry- ans, Mary Crich, Cathie Eckert. Jim Sills, Robert Sharp, Pearn McLean, Anne Troutbeck, Comae Eckert; Joan Reynolds. REAL ESTATE CHANGES Recent Real Estate 'changes through Joseph McConnell: and 'MIrs. James T. Scott sold home to Mr. and Mrs. Leon- ard Ford, manager of the Bank of Commerce. Mr. Keith McLean sold bis home in Egmondville to Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Claris. Miss Margaret Beattie has sold her residence on North Main. St. to John Pattison of Chatham, resident manager of 'Union Gas. Union Gas have rented Mrs. Chantborlain's store on Main St, for office and storehouse. POSTAL INFORMATION Monday, Sept. 1 being Labour Day, a statutory holiday, the Post Office main doors will be open from 7 a,m. to 6 p.nr. (EDST). The wickets will be op en for all phases of business from 12 noon to 1 p.m. only. All in- coming and outgoing mail will be handled as usual. Rural pat- rons are advised that there will be no rural delivery on this date. JOHN K. A. GORDON John K. A. Gordon, -71, died at Scott Memorial Hospital, ,Sea - forth, Sunday. Mr, .Gordon had been in poor health for the past two years. He was born in Mc- Killop twp., son of the late Mr. and Mrs, Alex. Gordon. He re- ceivedhis early education at Mc- Killop schools, and in 1915 he married Elizabeth McElroy at the Anglican Rectory, Seaforth. He farmed in McKillop twp. until re.` tiring in 1953, and has lived in Seaforth since then, Mr. Gordon was a member of First Presbyter- ian Church. Besides Isis wife, he is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Gordon (Ruth) Popple; McKil- lop; two grandchildren, and one brother, Hugh Gordon, McKillop. The funeral was held on Tues- day from First Presbyterian Church, Rev. D. Leslie Elder of- ficiated. Interment was in Mait- landbank Cemetery. The pallbearers were: Eldon Herr, Mac Scott, Ross Gordon, Arthur Henderson, James Hogg, Stewart Henderson. Fiowerbear- ers: James Keys, John Hender- son, Ken Campbell, Ross Murdie, Scott. Cluff, Ken Stewart. MRS. JOHN L. SMITH airs. John L. Smith, 93, well- known Seaforth resident for al- most 53 years, died Friday after- noon at her home, South Main St. She had enjoyed fair health until a few weeks ago and was able to do most of her own house- work. The former .Orpha Wil• Hams, she was born at Medina, near St. Marys, in 1865, a daugh- ter of the late Jane Brown and James Williams of Egmondville. She was married in 1900 at rig- nlondville Church to- John Smith, who died in :1031,- She had resid- ed since then in Seaforth. MIrs, Snaith was a member of. Egmond- ville United Church. Surviving are two sons; Ralph Da Pontiac, Mich.; Glen at home; one (laugh- ter, airs, Cecil R. (Agnes). -Hunt- er, Toronto; five grandchildren and two greatgrandchdltireu. The funeral was held Monday from tlse Box Funeral Home,,See forth, Dr, J. Semple of .Egmorul- vide United Church officiated, In- terment was - in Maitlandbanls Cemetery, - The pallbearers \Vere: Roy Wil- liams, Wm. Trapnell, Joseph Dorsey, Len Joynt, William Smith and Gordon Miuir. Marilyn Riley Wins U.W.O. Scholarship The University of Western On - taxi() Board of Governors' Scbol• arships ($200) for one year, for the highest standing in ,High Schools and Collegiate Institutes of Southwestern Ontario. Seaforth DHS—Marilyn Riley, daughter of Ben Riley, Hallett. WEBER—WESTCOTT White and yellow gladioli form- ed the background in Northside United Church, Seaforth, for the wedding of Blanche Westcott and Gerais' Weber, Saturday, Aug, 23, at 12 o'clock noon. The bride is the daughter :01 Mr. and Mrs. J, Arnold Westcott, ;Seaforth, and the bridegroom, who is a teacher at Watford District High School; is the son of Mrs. H. G. Weber, 54 Norman St., Stratford, and the late Air, Weber, Rev. Sahli Stinson, London, performed the double -ming ceremony. Traditional wedding music was played by Mrs. J. A. Stewart who also ac- companied the soloist, Mr.. Stew- art, Given in marriage by her fa- ther, the bride wore a floor - length gown of silk organza. styled with short sleeves, picture neckline and seed pearls on the bodice. An appliqued design of roses and ribbons 'featured the batuffaut skirt and train, Her Ju- liet cap of silk organza held an illusion veil and she carried a bouquet of Talisman roses, Mrs, Ronald Evans; Agincourt, sister of the bride, wore a dress of sil- ver green crystal charm and car- ried bronze and yellow chrysan- themums;: The bridesmaids, 'Miss Shirley McPhee, Toronto, and Miss Marlene Weber, sister of the bridegroom, Lors1on, wore beige dresses and carried flowers like thatof the matron of honor, Bill Shore, Stratford, was best man, and the ushers were How- ard Moffatt, London, and Clare Westcott, brother of the bride, Scarboro. Following the ceremony, there was a wedding dinner in the church parlor which was decor- ated with bronze and yellow chrysanthemums. For traveling to points in New York and Ver. moat states, the bride chose a navy blue two-piece sills suit with a printed sills hat and scarf and a blond fur cape. Her corsage was of white carnations. On their return, the couple will reside in London, Guests attending the wedding were from Lo n d o n, Stratford, Clinton, Windsor, Kit - o h e n er, Ingersoll, Agincourt, Scarboro, Toronto, Guelph, Wing - ham, New Hamburg, Sebringville and Watford. COOMBS—WALSH In a double ring ceremony at St, Jamas' Roman Catholic Char c 11, Seaforth, Rita Ann aliralsh became the bride of Ray- mond Coombs, Seaforth, on Sat- urday, Aug. 23 at 9.30 a,m, The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Mary Walsh, Seaforth, and the late John Walsh, and the bride- groom's parents are Air, and i\frs, Herbert Coombs, Egmondville Rev. William F, Nigh, CSB, uncle of the bride, officiated. Rev. John McConnell was in the sanctuary. The organist, Mrs. Alice Stiles, accompanied the soloist, Miss Ju- lia Flanigan, Seaforth. Given in marriage by her brother; J. J. Walsh, of Dublin, the bride wore a floor -length gown of nylon tulle over net and taffeta. The bodice featured a Sabrina neckline with sequin and pearl trim. Her shoulder -length veil of French illusion was held by a Drown edged with pearlsand she carried a cascade of red roses. Mrs. Leon- ard Clark, Egtuondville, sister of the bride, was matron of honor, wearing a dress of blue organza over taffeta with matching acces- sories. The bridesmaids were Mrs, Earl Aslin, Toronto, hiss Jeanenne Bedard, Seaforth, and Ursa Patricia Ryan, Dublin, niece of the bride. They wore identical gowns of nylon organ- za over taffeta in pastel shades. Leonard Clark, Egmondville, was beat man. Cleve. COOlnbs, brother of the bridegroom, and Denis Walsh, London, brother of the bride, ushered. Following the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served at the Community Centre which was decorated with gladioli -and bine and white streamers. For traveling to Northern Ontario and the United States, the bride chose a blue linen sheath with matching dust- er, white accessories, and a pink corsage. On their return, the couple will reside in Seaforth. Guests at the wedding were from Montreal, Toronto, London, Wind- sor, Dublin and Seaforth. SUFFICIENT .WATER Seaforth has a generous Sup- ply of water, a Public Utility of- ficial said this week when- asked about a report at the last meeting of the town council that the wa- 'ter in the webs supplying the town was clown five feet. The OOnlrnission can test the water level in the wells by pressure gauges. Also the water in one of the wells rises to near the sur- face and can be measured, and it is clown five feet at present. Based on these indications the PLIC considers that Seaforth has n water supply equal to any de- mands that may be made upon It in the foreseeable future. A fluctuation of five feet they feel is unimportant, because there is atilt lots or water lett, The: water level here is not noticeably affect- ed by the level of Lake. Huron, which is below normal this year. Increased Enrolment. For High School:` An increase of about twenty students is expected when Sea forth District High School . re- opens next Tuesday morning, attendance ' being estimated at around 350. There will be a staff of 15 teachers. Principal L. P. Plumsteel, Miss Nan. Taylor•, L. Slattery, Miss Jean McIntyre, Frederick Cosford, S. V. Whitely, Archie Dobson, Miss Florence El- ford, William Nediger, Alvin Harding, and the following new mesirbers, Miss Gladys Mliller, of Stratford, lower. school French and Latin; Mrs. Donna Hannon, Dublin, girls' p,t., Frank Gorlin; Fredericton, N.B,, boys' p.t.; Wm. Murdie, 81. Thomas, lower school math, business practice and geo- graphy; Kenneth Keith, Toronto, lower school Euglish. SILLS—REYNOLDS A trip to Boston and the New England States followed the wedding Saturday, Aug. 23rd of Mary Patricia Reynolds, 419 -St. Leger St, and Air, Ronald Charles Sills, 72 Sydney St. North, Kit- chener, Pints and white gladioli'form- ed setting at the Roman Catholic Church of Our. Lady, Guelph. The Rev. John Noonan officiated for the double ring ceremony, Paul Reynolds of Guelph, a brother of the bride, served mass. Organist Mr. John Marrin accompanied the chancel boys choir, The bride is a slaughter of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Reynolds, 72 Arnold St:, Guelph. ,Me', Sills is a son ,OC Mrs, Charles Sills of Sea - forth and the late Mr, Sills. Sequinned lace leaf appliques borderedthescoop neckline of, the bride's formal point cl'esprit' gown, It was styled with lhlypoint sleeves and a scalloped waistline to accent the bouffant skirt. Matching sequinned appliques trimmed the pillbox ]readdress which held her illusion fingertip - veil, She carried a cascade of tiny White orchids, stephanotis: and ivy. Miss Aun Reynolds of Guelph was maid al honor for her sister. Her gown was dotted white or- gandy over pink taffeta with a retina neckline, brief sleeves and a bowed skirt insert of pink taf- feta. A pink taffeta how with a face veil formed her headdress. She carried a semi -cascade of blue carnations and white steph- anotis. Bridesmaids Miss .Bary Lou Sills of London, Out., a sister of the bridegroom, and Miss Carolyn Spellman Of Kitchener, wore simi- lar gowns trimmed in blue. They carried similar bouquets of pink' carnations and white stephanotis. Mr. George Sills of Seaforth was best man for his brother. Ushers were Mr, James Reynolds of Guelph, a brother of the bride, and Mr. Joseph Laudenbach of Windsor. Receiving at the Cutten Club, Guelph, the bride's mother wore a dusky rose silk shantung dress and matching picture hat, Her accessories were white. The bride- groom's mother chose a romance blue lace sheath with matching. hat and gloves and navy acces- sories. Corsages of white gardenias .and sweetheart roses completed both ensembles. For their wedding trip the bride chose a navy sills jacket sheath with a polka dot cummer- bund, white hat and navy acces- sories. White gardenias formed her corsage. They will live at 72 Sydney St, North, Kitchener. The bridegroom attended As- sumption College, Windsor, and Osgoode Hall, Toronto. He was called to the bar last year. TO BUILD William Nediger, of Clinton, of staff, has purchased one and a Seaforth District High School half lots on Aun street .from J. M. Scott and intends to start building a house immediately, just north of D. H. Wilson's. ARTHUR G. POWELL Arthur Guy Powell, passed away in Scott Memorial Hospital on Tuesday, Aug. 26th in his 73rd year after a short illness. A native of Egmondville, Mr. Powell had been a miller here for Many years. He was a member of the Anglican Church and the Mason- ic Lodge. The funeral will take place on Friday, Aug. 29th at 2 p.m. at the Box Funeral Home, High St. Rev. J. H. James will offi0late. He is survived by one sister, Violet, Mrs. Reid of Tor- onto. McKILLOP W.M.S. The McKillop W.M.S. of First Presbyterian Church- held their August meeting at the home of Mrs, Harold Agar, Roxboro, on. Thursday afternoon, The @reei- dent, Mrs. Helen McMillan pre- sided and opened the meeting with a poem and a hymn. The roll call was taken and the min- utes of the last meeting and tate treasurer's report: were react. Mrs, G. B. Dorrance, offered her home tor the 'September meeting which will be held Sept. 25th. Mrs. Wm, Drover and her group had charge of the program and after a poem and the singing or a hymn Mrs. T, W. McMillan read' the scrip- ture lesson, Glad Ticlings .prayer read by Mrs. G. B. Penance. Tho topic ' Men and Women working together in the Church" was ably taken by Mrs. Drover. Mrs, F. Coleman gavo a reading Power Off After Transport Hits Pole A Hanover 'Transport truck "hooked" a PUP pole near the foundry about nine o'clock Mon- day evening and caused a :short ou three of. the feeder lines at the sub -station„ Users in differ- ent parts of town connected to these lines were without power until the fuses 'were replaced at the sub -station. - ' EOEERT—DALTON White and pin's gladioli decor- ated the altars of S't. Coli niban Roman Catholic Church on Sat- urday morning, -Aug, 23, for the wedding of Miss Marie T. Dalton, Reg. N., eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Dalton, R.R. 2, Dublin, and Mr. Jeremiah F. Eckert, son of Mr. and Mrs, John A. Eckert, R.R. 1, Dublin, Rev. J. J. McCoweli performed the ceremony, and sang the nuptial mass, Mfrs. V. J. Lane was or- ganist, and the soloists, Miss Rosemarie Dueharme of London, and ,Miss Rosemary Lane, R.R. 5, Seaforth, sang "Ave Mar is", "Pa- nis Angelicas", and "Mother At Thy Feet I'm Kneeling". The bride given in marriage by her! father` wore a floor -length gown of silk organza and net over sat- in, featuring a molded bodice, Venice Lace appliqued scoop neckline, embroidered with iri- descent sequins, short shirred sleeves, and matching mitts. Her full bouffant skirt, dotted with lace appliques cascaded to a slight train. FIer lace edged fing- ertip sills illusion veil was held by a tiara of seed pearls and iri- descent sequins. She marled a bouquet of red roses. The bride's sister, Miss Noreen Dalton, of Brantford was maid of honor, and the bridesmaids were :hiss Joan Dalton, R,R, 2, Dublin, sis- ter of the bride, and Miss Joan Carey, Reg. N., Kitchener. The attendants wore in identically styled ballerina gowns of Prin- cess blue silk organza and net over taffeta, fashioned with snugly fitted bodices, sweetheart - necklines appliqued with Swiss embroidered floral motifs, short sleeves and matching mitts. The full bouffant skirts were of sills organza and net over taffeta,. Each wore a white feather head- dress and carried white carna- tions. The flower girl, Rosemarie Eckert, niece of the groom, was dressed in a yellow nylon dress, and white headdress and carried a nosegay of white carnations, Mr. James Eckert, R.R. 1, Dub- lin, brother of the groom was best man, and the ushers were Mr. Donald Moylan, cousin of the bride, and :lir, Michael Eck- ert, brother of the groom. The wedding dinner was served at Hillcrest Tea Room, 'Mitchell. Tho dining room was decorated in pink and white, and the bride's table was centered with a three -tiered wedding cake. A reception was held at the 'tome of the bride's parents where the guests were received by the bride's mother, who Wore a costume of cocoa sani crepe with matcbing accessories. As- sisting her, the groom's mother was dressed in Robin's egg blue sills suit with matching feature hat, and navy accessories. Each wore a corsage of pin's carna- tions. For travelling the bride donned an orchard sills organza dress with snatching coat, black accessories and corsage of yel- low roses. After a honeymoon spent in Northern Ontario, the young couple will live in Kings- bridge, Guests were present from Kitchener, Preston, London, Sea - forth, Toronto, Kinkora, Dublin, and St. Columban, Prior to her marriage Miss Dal- ton was guest of honor at a mis- cellaneous shower, sponsored by Miss Clare Malone. Miss Elean- or Bowman, and Miss Catharine ivloylan. SENIOR AUXILIARY The August meeting of the Sen- ior Auxiliary of First Presbyter- ian Church was held on Tuesday afternoon in the schoolroom of the Church. The ,president, Mrs, 1, L. Bell, presided and opened the meeting with prayer followed by interesting items taken from the Glad Tidings. A minute of si- lence was observed in memory of the late Mrs, G. D. Ferguson. The scripture lesson was read by Miss Hattie Murray, and Mies Marion Gray, whose group had charge of the devotional part of the meet- ing, led in prayer. The topic, in the form of a discussion was tak- en by Mrs, Bell, Mrs. H. R. Scott, Mrs. .7. McGregor and Miss Belle Campbell. The point emphasized showed that it is the duty of ev- ery professing Christian in our Church today to work enthusias- tically and harmoniously together in the mission of the Church which is the winning of the world for Christ. An inv4tation was ex- tended by Mrs. J. William Thom- pson to hold the September meet- ing at her home. INSTITUTE TO MEET The September meeting of the Seaforth W. I. will be held at the home of Mrs. Leonard Strong on Thursday, Sept. 4, at 3.30 p.m. We would like the roll call an- swered by bringing a tea towel suitable for the booth at the fall fair. Guest speaker will be Miss Sinclair of Seaforth, who will show slides on her conducted tour with Miss Brophy to Bermu- da. Lunch committee: Sand- wiches MIrs. A. Crozier, ,hiss Thelma Elgie and MIrs, W. Col- lins. Relishes -Mrs, A. Pepper. Broken Shoulders Result from Falls ' Mrs, Grace MlcCuaig. Victoria St., is in Scott MIemorial Hospit- al with a fractured shoulder, re- sulting from a fall on the steps of her hone, Mrs. Agnes Stewart of Heneall, a patient in the Thamer Nursing Iloure, fell 'on the stairs -on Sun- day fracturing her collar bone. She was able to return from the hospital on Wednesday, DUBLIN Rev. Don Benninger, C.S.B. Amherstbnrg, with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Benninger. Mr. and \Irs, E. J. Dean and two slaughters at Southampton, MIrs, Lorne Cronin and daugh- ter, Detroit, with Mrs. Elizabeth Cronin. • Mr. and Airs. Alfred MacDoug- all and family, London, with lir, anal 0irs. Jos, Jordan, Air, and Mrs, Arthur Foister, Port Albert, with Mrs, Kathleen Feeney. firs. Gus- Dennome and Mrs. Dorothy Robinson, Dundas, with llr, and firs. Clayton Looby. Airs. Mary Feeney in Hamilton. Air, and Mrs, Pat Woocis, of Georgetown, with Air, and Mrs, Fergus Horan. -airs. Roy Murphy, and daugh- ter, Mary', Pontiac, Mich., with Ilr. and Mrs. Dan Costello, Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Wolfersber- ger, and children, Detroit, with Mr, and Mrs. John Nagle and Billie Dantzer, :airs, Catherine Feeney attend- ed the Murray -Keough wedding in Toronto, on Saturday. Hp. and Mrs. Chas, Friend and family Have returned from their vacation at Lion's Head. Mrs. Frank Maloney and Miss Rose Marie Feeney, Kitchener, attended a trousseau tea in hon- or of Iliss Theresa Etue at Sea - forth. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Butters, of Craighurst, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Butters. Miss Anne Trott, Clinton, with Mr. and Airs. Louis Looby. Mr. and Airs. Marls Nelson and daughter, Grace, Norfolk, Virgin- ia, with .firs. Elizabeth Bruxer and Miss Molly O'Connell. Jackie Costello and Ricky Sta- pleton are attending the C.N.E. in Toronto. Mfr. and Mrs. Frank Evans and Miss Monica Byrne spent the weekend in London. Mrs, Florence Kahne, Of Chat- ham, with her mother, Mr's, \I. Coyne, CONSTANCE Mr, and Mrs, Ross MacGregor and fancily visited last Thursday with Mr, John Ferguson of Clif- ford. -lir. and Mrs. Ken Preszcator and Linda spent last week holi- daying at Port Elgin and Master David Preszcator spent last week with Bob Jennison at Grand Bend Mr. and Airs, Jacls Busby and Shirley of Catham, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Boag, MIargaret and San- dra of Newmarket attended the funeral of the late \Irs. Annie Seeley- of Clinton, and spent a few clays with lir. and Mrs. L. Lawson, Mr. and Airs, Allen Farnham of Detroit spent a day last week with Air. and Mrs, Ross MacGrey or and family. Mrs. R. S. Johnson and Bruce of Grand Valley visited with Mir. and Mrs. ,Tames Mledd recently, and Master David Medd, who had been holidaying with his cousin returned home with them. Miss Patti -Ann s and Master .lIt- chael Parker of Exeter are holi- daying for a couple of weeks with their aunt and uncle, AIr, and Mbs. Howard Preszcator, and Master Wayne Glanville of Cred- home, iton is also visiting at the same MIr. and firs. Geo, Leitch, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Jewitt and fam- ily, Mir, and Mrs, Robt, Jamie- son, and Mir, and Mrs. Wtn, Liv- ingston, all attended the Leitch picnic last Sunday at Goclei'icb. MIrs, Ella Hicks of Vancouver. B.C., and .iii•. Jack Reid of Carn- duff's, Sask., visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. lames Medd and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jewitt and family, last Wednesday, attended the McRorie Reunion at Tpper- wash Park. Mrs. E. F. Waren, Lynda and Helen of London, spent the week- end with Mr. and Airs. Earl Law- son and Reg. Miss Deanna Dale spent a feiv days last week with Miss Audrey McMichael of Walton. Visitors with :lir, and Mrs. Jas. Dale were Mfrs, A. W. Bromley- of Kitchener over tho weekend, and on Sunday, lis', and Mrs:. Wm. Knox and lir, and "Mrs, Thomas Knox of Lonclesboro. Mr. and Mrs. James Attwood and family of Windsor spent the weekend with lir. and Mrs. Rabt. Griuroidby, On Monday Mr, and Mrs. Grtmoldby visited with Alr, anti Mfrs. Ross Mann of Wingham Miss Jay Montgomery spent Saturday in London. air. and Mrs, Howard Preszcat- or and family spent Sunday with ':Ir. and Mrs. Charles Glanville and family of Crediton. Mfr. Robt, Woods, Alax, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley, Mrs. Woods and Debbie, who hat- been holidaying: - with her parents, returned home. AM. and MIrs: Wm, Jewitt and Ross and Mir, Charles Dexter spent a few slays this week visit - o ,nuiumnumiuun"nnmu"mo,ur„ ummr,mru,mu, Olt ""n1.... ,,munuapu„uun"u u„,Nn' r 00 MIDGE -CA the fountain pen that fills like a ballpoint! No ink bottle fuss - , , no ink stains! Just drop Skrip cartridge into barrel and write. Carry a leakproof cartridge with you for fast, easy filling, anywhere. Streamlined pen in your choice of point styles and colors! OtherSheaffer Cartridge Pens, $2:95 and $8.75. Complete Point and Color Selection ;alta ¢nriridrtes in sandy 5 -Pack, 49e SAVAUGE'S JEWELLERY - GIFTS - FI::i; SBAFORTH no ,,a,,,,,,,,,,nun"„nw,u",a,,,,,,,,,,,,oun,u,""",,,.1101u"a"uuuuuuu""u"nnu"u"""v"ra,uu ing friends in Toronto and al:- which he w:1., treasurer. ile 1s tending the C.N.E. survived by his wife, one son Visitors over the weekend with Howard. \lttc,hrll: nae daughter. Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Addison were: Mrs. Russell (Verna i Sholdic•e, Mrs. Clete Blown, of .Modesto.. Dretlhugen: one sister, Mrs. Min. Calif., and Mrs. Mayetta Antler- nit, Smith. Logan Iwai., and seven son of Detroit. airs. Brown and gran lehildren. .firs, Anderson are motoring next The fnnerat was held on Mon - week to California by way of day at 2.80 p.m. from St. Peter's Fort Frances, Sask., anti Vaneon- Lathernn Church, the Rev. E. 3. ver. 'Fisher officiated, Burial was in Mr, and Sirs. Geo. Addison and the adjoining Cemetery, Mr. and Mrs, Ben Hulley and Ian - The Pallbearers were Mr. Wm. attended the Snyder reunion in S. Riehl, L. W. Ahrens Edwin Stratford on Sunday. ,hack, Lew ilieIts, Ford Dickiaon, illerry 'fait. Members of Iirculha- W. L. QTll:Rl. VII asETt gen Band in uniform were the V,'illianm L. Querengesser shell flowerbearer's. They played the at his home in Brodhagen. Fri- hymn at the graveside. clay evening at the age of 70. He; Those attending were from had been in ailing health for the past five years, and seriously ill for two weeks. He was horn in Brodhagen. July 5, 1858, a son of the late Ferdinand Querengesser and Louise Brodhagen. Ile oper- ated a general store in Brodhag- en for 40 years, and was post• master for 25 years. Nine years ago he retired. On Feb. 7, 1910 he married Elizabeth Diegel. He was a member of St. Peter's Lu- theran Church, where he served on the church board- for man, years. Fie was also superintend- ent of the Sunday- School, and a member of Brodhagen Band of Mitchell, Stratford. Kitchener, , Wat.er•loo, -Woodstock, Detroit, i\Vindsor•, Hanover, Elimwood, !Toronto, North Bay, Guelph, Ilantilton, Walton., Brussels, Sea- forth, Rostock and surrounding 'district. ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Howatt, of Belgrave, wish to announce th5 engagement of their daughtt-r, Ruth Louise, to ale. David Iieill Webster, son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Webster, of Blyth. ?'ht wedding to take place the latter part of August at their h..me. GUELPH. WEDDING --- Mr. and airs. Ronald Chatl•e Sill', following their wedding in Tho ihu.•,;h ^f 070 l., iy, 1 0(11'5.