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The Seaforth News, 1955-06-30, Page 1The Se orth News WHOLE SERIES, VOL. 77 SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1965 $1.50 a Year Authorized as Second Ohm mrtil, Post Moe Dont., Ottawa Snowdon Bros.. Publishers St. James Separate School Results GRADE VIII TO GRADE IX Ronnie Brady, William De Jong, Kenneth King, MarY Kehn, Anne Lansink, Christene Lansink, Donald Morris, Mary Catherine Nigih, Joseph Rau, Marie Roland, William Van den Hengel, Anthony Van Loon. GRADE VII TO GRADE VIiI Patrick Kenny, Lois Maloney, Michael Malone, Antonette Van den Hengel. GRADE VI TO GRADE VH Jack Bedard, Cathy Eckert, Carol Anne Flannery, Henry Lansink; Margaret Maloney, Margaret Ann Rau, Pamela Sta- pleton. Teacher—Sister St. Philip. GRADE V TO GRADE VI Kenneth Bedard, Bobby Burns, Larry Burns, Louis Dev- ereaux, Connie Eckert, Helen Nigh, Yvonne Quinn, Joan Rey- nolds, Frank Ravers, Margaret Ann Stapleton, Ann Van den Hengel, Reiny Van Loon, Ellie Vander Zen. GRADE IV TO GRADE V Marie Bannon, Carol Burns, Mary Elizabeth Flannery, Ben- ny Lansink, 'Gordon Maloney, Paul Matthews, Beverly Phil- lips, Tommy Phillips, Paul Rau, Jimmie .Sills. Mrs. 'M. McIver, Teacher. GRADE 111 TO GRADE IV Kenny Burns,. Kenny Dever- eaux, Maine Eckert, Mary El- len Flannery, Ricky Fortune (on trial), Frances Hagan, Francis Kehn, Herman Lansink, Joanne Malone, Betty Nigh, Michael Philips, Rose Mary Rau, Bobby Reynolds, Tony • Rovers, Peter Stiles, Gerald Van Den Mengel, Wilhemenia Van Loon (on trial), Henry Verbakel, Willie Verbakel, David Walsh (on tri- al). Teacher—Mr's, Ellen Kraus- kopf. GRADE 11 TO GRADE 111 Bernadette Aubin, Joan Ban- non, Theresa Bannon, Bernard Hotham, Bobby Johnson, Mich- ael Kehn, Rosemary Lansink; Danny Murray, Nicholas Gayle, Catherine Philips, Wayne Rau, Anne Sills, Katy Hussey, Mary Maloney, Ann McConnell, Gbr- .4 Pringle, Paul Pringle (on tinal), Connie Rovers, Daniel Walsh. Teacher—Mrs. Krauskopf, GRADE 1 TO GRADE 11 Barbara Aubin '(on trial), Al- ice Bannon, Garry Bannon; Di- anne Burns, William Des Jar - dins, Mary Eckert, Brenda Flan- nery, Paul Hagan, 'Mary Lan - sink, Tliomas Malone, Dolores Maloney, William Morris, Pat- rick Murray, Brian Philips, Bruce Pretty, John Price, Jo- hanna Rovers, Pauline Row- land, Dianne Salisbury, Patricia Stiles, Anthony Van den Hen - gel, Garry Van Loon, Helma Van Loon, Joan Williams, Teacher—Sister Julia Marie. HURON FOOTBALL LEAGUE The largest crowd of the sea- - • r saw Winthrop defeat Dray- ton by a score of 3-1. Doug Keys started the scoring when Winthrop was awarded a .penal- ty kick. Keys added another to make it 2-0 until H. Stryher scored for Drayton, making it 2-1. Lavern Godkin scored late in the last half to make the final score 8-1. Winthrop has just one more game left before the playoffs. Lineups: Winthrop -,Goal, 3. Johnson; Id, R. Dolmage; rd, M. Bolton; ch, H. Johnson; lh, .G. McClure; rh, H. Dodds; e, D. Keys; ri, R. McClure; ro, J. Alexander; lo, J. Axtmann• li, K. McClure. Subs., R. McClure, B. Kerr, L. Godlcin, K. Kerr•. Drayton—Goal, R. Wossink; Id, J. Bioemberg; rd, J. Dnimer- ing; ch, H. Lorers; lh, J. Drost; rh, H. Frieline; 0, S. Wassink; ri, H. Stryher; ro, R. Karsten; lo, B. Zantinch; 11, D. Ligterinh. Subs., G. Klooster. No Change Made By Official Count No change in the previously announced majority of 1453 for Tom Pryde was made by the of- ficial count of ballots on Thurs- day mast by Returning Officer J. Elgin McKinley. The sum- mary for Huron remains un- changed; Summary Pryde Scott Clinton 791 444 Exeter 947 372 Goderich 1,418 1,262 Hansell 232 178 Seaforth 435 672 Goderieh Twp. 453 246 Hay 508 658 Hullett 387 388 McKillop 286 477 Stanley 594 825 Stephen '764 524 Tuckersmith 475 545 Usborne 505 225 Advance 55 40 Soldier vote 45 86 WITH THE BOWLERS Men's Double Tournament Monday evening, June 27th. Winners: First, Lorne Dale, Chas. Barber, Seaforth; second, 'Gerd. Muir, Mel Merriam, Sea - forth; third, Gerd. McKay, part- ner, Wingham; fourth, R. Spar - ling, partner, !Goderieh; fifth, Wm., Ball, Norman McLean, Sea - forth. Other pairs were skipped by Don Purdy, Tavistock; H. Zim- merman, Tavistock; F. Rushton, Mitchell; W. McKenzie, Mitch- ell; J. Sutter, W. Nott, H. Hawkins, W. Newcombe, Clin- ton; F. McCormick, Wingham; Geo. Hildebrand, Bev. Christie, H. 0. Free, Dr. Brady, Dr, Mac- Lennan, Eric Munroe, Seaforth, BASEBALL SCORES Midgets: Thurs., June 23, Sea - forth 5, Exeter 5. Friday, June 24, Seaforth 11, Dxeter 6. Monday, June 27, Mitchell 11, Seaforth 2 Northside United Church 10 a.m.,Church School and Adult Bible :Class. 11 a.m, Joint morning services for July in Northside United Church. Preacher, Rev. D. Glenn Campbell. Junior Congregation and Toddlers Group Egmondville United Church Rev. W. E. Milroy, Minister. 10 a.m;, Church School and Adult ,Class. 11 a.m., Morning Worship: S e rm o n, "Forgiveness and Christian Conduct". Total 7,890 6,487 Majority for Pryde 1,453 In Huron -Bruce, John Han- na's official majority over Hugh Hill is 1,475. There were. only 7 servicemen's votes in Huron - Bruce. Red Cross Final Total $1720.15 Final returns for the 1955 Red Cross canvass in Seaforth and district show • a total of $1,720.15. Canvassers are asked to re- turn any stubs or unused books to the campaign chairman, or to the Dominion. Bank. Salvation Army Officers Leave Lieutenants J. Hunter and L. Pyke have now left Seaforth' for their new appointments in Toronto and Tillsonburg. At the present time, it will not he possible for the Salvation Army to replace those officers, but it is hoped that at some future date, officers will be appointed to continue the work at the Seaforth Corps. Women's Institute Hold Picnic The Seaforth Women's Insti- tute held a successful picnic on the evening of June 27 with supper at 7 o'clock and sports after. Under school age—Don- ald Popple; girls 8 years and under—Roba 'Doig; boys 8 and under—Gordon Pryce; girls 10 and under—Elsie Doig; boys 10 years and under Bruce Pap- ple; girls 14 and under—Sandra Doig; boys 14 and under— Billy Campbell; young ladies race— Sandra Doig; young men's race — Douglas Keyes; kicking the slipper, ladies—Jean Scott; men—Sandy 'Doig; boys —Bruce nipple; girls—Loretta Connelly; minute race, girls — Jean Scott; minute race, boys— Kenneth Papple; wife calling her husband—Mrs. Gordan Mac- Kenzie; husband calling his wife -Mac Scott; girls and boys calling the cows—Dorothy Keys; Orange relay race—Gordan Me- Kenzie's side; pill o w relay race—Mrs. James Keys' side; neck tie race --Mrs. Sandy Pep- per and Mae Scott; clothespin race—Sandy Doig; the nearest birthday — Wilfred Coleman; youngest person — Ricky Mc- Kenzie; baldheaded man — Sandy Pepper. REBEKAHS MEET Mrs. Scott Habkirk presided over a well attended meeting of Edelweiss Rebekah Lodge Mon- day evening. The social commit tee appointed for the next four months was Mrs. David McLean, Mrs. Fred Willis, Mrs. Eph. Haase, Mrs. Geo. Campbell, Mrs. Alan Campbell, Mrs. Jos. Hug - ill. Splendid reports of the re- cent Assembly in Toronto were given 'by the delegates, Miss Mae Smith and Mrs. Leslie 1VIc- Clure. Representatives of the lodge are to meet with the Old Boys Reunion Association Com, mittee at a full meeting of ,all committees and organizations. Nominations for the elective of- fices was held • Mrs. Agnes Consitt and Mrs, Mary McElroy, two members who have been ill, were reported improved. On behalf of the members Mrs. D. McLean pre- sented Mrs. Chas. Smith with a remembrance gift, prior to her departure to the Peterboro dis- trict. Mrs. Habkirk entertained the members with a social time fol- lowing the meeting, during which euchre was played and a lunch was served. RED CROSS NOTES A bale of clothing was ship- ped recently by the Seaforth Branch of the Red Cross to the Red Crossheadquarters in Tor- onto. The bale consisted of the following articles. 203 pairs_ of socks, 23 pair of mitts, 11 pair b ab ie s' bootees, 20 babies' soakers, 10 (babies' bonnets, 24 I,eyettes, 15 ,pr. boys' pajamas, 15 girls' nighties, 10 pair boys' jeans, 15 boys' shirts, 4 babies' vests; and the following had been given two families who had lost their homes by fire: 3 quilts, 12 pair seeks, 2 pair ,of mitts, 1 complete layette, 3 pr. boys' jeans, 2 nighties, d pair babies' bottees, 2 babies' soak- ers, Promotions At Seaforth P. School The following pupils have been promoted from Kindergar- ten to Grade I. Adams, Russell; B o s h e r t, Jane; Brady, Stephen; Brugger, Frank;- Chambers, Bill; Dalrym- ple, Douglas; Durocher, Anne; Fry, Wendy; Gilbert, Wendy; Gray, Keith; Hildebrand, Paul;, Hodgert, Dennis; Hoggarth, Mary; MacLean, Bill; MacLen- nan, Susan; Madter, Linda; Mc- Kellar, Gary; McLean, Alan; Muegge, Linda; Netzke, Barb- ara; Nicholson, Gary; Nixon, Jim; Pearcey, Grieg; Powell, Robbie; Scott, Cheryl; Smith, M•adelyne; Southgate, Bill; Wil- lis, Dwight. Teacher—Mrs. Boswell. GRADE 1 TO GRADE II Honours—Carter, Leslie; Gray Gary; Habkirk, Brian; Mathe- son, ray e; McCabe, Ellen; Turnbull, Janet. Pass Sta n d i n g— Baldwin, Philip; Beatty, Janet; Boshart, Billy; Broome, Brian; Christen- sen, Ingolf; Dinsmore, Shirley; Holland, John; Hulley, Donald; Kling, Peter; Lamont, Sandy; Lemon, Jack; McDonald, Stuart; MacLean, Murdo; McLlwain, Larry; Montgomery, Jimmy; Muir, Cheryl; Norman, Cheryl; Pearcey, Donna; Reeves, George '.(conditionally); Rivers, Ann; Smale, Donna (condition- ally); Snow, Johnny; Walsh, David; Watson, Bobby; Whitely, Jack. Teacher—Mrs. Mason. GRADE 1 TO GRADE 11 Honours— Allison, Jean; Ed - ler, Gayle; McNichol, PatsY; Moore, Wendy; Nichols, Gail; Powell, Pamela. Pass Standing: B6'ady, Bruce; Dobson, Christie; Elliott, Marie; Gorwill, Ruth; Langstaff, Bar- bara; Mileage, J u d y; Oke, Elaine; Sills, Darlene; Smith,. Charlene; Spittal, Paul; Stew- art, Bryan; Van Rooijen, Johan; Wilhee, Peter. Teacher—Mrs, Boussev. GRADE 11 TO GRADE III Bisback, Jimmie; Cormick, George; Kruse, George; Patter- son, Allan. Pass Standing: Beattie, Paul; Butt, Brenda; Campbell, -Kerry; Christensen, Karin; Elliott, Hel en; Hemberger, Marian; Hilde- brand, Ronald; Jessome, Bernie; Kelland, Joyce; Lamont, Mary; MacDonald, Patricia; MacLen- nan Bill, McLean, Mary Jenn; Moore, Cheryl; Myatt, Colin; Nixon, Lynn; Orren, Kim; Rigg, Robert; Riley, Kenneth; Scott, Jimmie; Stinson, Maurice; Wal- lace, Judy; Willumsen, June; Wolterbeek, C 1 e m; Wright, Blaine, Wright, Douglas. Teacher—Miss Elder. GRADE 11 TO GRADE 11I Honours: Brady, Robbie; MacDonald, Rob; McLean, Susan; Ross, Brenda. Pass Standing: Boshart, Paul; Free, Dianne; Snow, Susan; Snowdon, Mary Ann; Stinson, Mary Belle; T ay I o r, Ray; Townsend, Ivy; Wilson, Allan. Teacher—Mrs. Boussey. GRADE 111 TO GRADE IV Honours; Allison, Ross; At- kinson, Connie; Byerman, Di- anne; Charters, Kaye; Holland, Barbara; Mclldoon, Vel non; Sillery, Peter. Pass Standing: Adams, Yvonne; Benneweis, Barry (re- commended); Berger, Nancy; Boshart, Mary Jean; Brad- shaw, Louise; Cardno, Kenneth; Carter, Emily; Chambers, Ro- bert; 'Christensen, Kurt; Con- nell, Ellen; Dhk, Joe; Elliott, Julene; Kruse, Richard; Lane, Lynda; Lobbenberg, Susan; MacDonald, Linda; McLlwain, Jimmie; Mennell, Bobby -.(rec- ommended); Millen, Larraine; Mills, David; Mills, Douglas; Norman, Valerie; Plumsteel, Bobby; Powell, Linda; Scott, Kati e; Sholdice, Elizabeth; Whitely, Ricky. Teacher—Mrs. Ellis. GRADE IV TO GRADE V Honours: Campbell, Karl; Crich, Mary; Ferris, Jessie; Tay- lor, Gloria; Van den Akker, Benny. Pass Standing: Adams, Pauline; Butt, Keith; Butt, Linda; Carter, Leta; Clarke, Elliott; Dale, Bruce; Dale, Nancy; Drager, Jacque- line; Eaton, Glen; Fleming, Lee; Praiser, Muriel; Kirk, Dianne; Kling, Anne; MacDonald, Mar- jorie; McLean, Kim; McNichol, Phyllis; Moore, Kendra; Mueg- ge, Richard; Reeves, Meta; Schneider, Darrell; Teall, Joan; DeVries, Sape. Teacher—Mr. D. Morton. GRADE V TO GRADE VI Honours: Christensen, Gerda; Lamont, Ted; McGonigle, Sand- ra; Rigg, Heather; Roberton, Joan; Scott, Mary; Stewart, Elizabeth Talbot, Barbara. Pass Standing: Beuerman, G 1 o r i a; Beuerman, Ronald; Brown, George; Connell, Clay- ton; Dennis, Dianne; Dick, Jim- my; Dick, Tommy; Drager, Betty, Lou; Flannigan, Garth; Glow Jimmy; Gorwill, Nora; Hatcher, Laura; Hoelscher, Bruce; Kelly, Peter; Muegge, Bobby; McNichol, Sharon; Mc- Llwain, Kenneth; Riley, Don- ald; Stacey, 'Keith; .Stinson, Da- vid; Teall, Billy; Watson, Da- vid. Teacher—Miss Turnbull. GRADE VI TO GRADE VII Honours: Byerman, Larry; McCabe, D i a n n e; McLean, Peart:; Miller, Bruce; Pethick, Lloyd; Roweiiffe, Janet; Trout- Farewell Party For Mr., Mrs. J. Downey Mr. and Mrs..Joseph Downey and daughter Ann, of Beech- wood have moved to the resi- dence on West William St., purchased from W. E. South- gate. On Wednesday evening last a farewell party, was held at their home when a large numb- ber of friends .and neighbors gathered. The evening was spent in music and dancing, with Wil- fred McQuaid and Harold Ma- loney on the violins. An ad- dress was read by John L. Ma- lone and the presentation was made by Wilfred Maloney. Mr. and Mrs.- Richard Down- ey are movng to. the farm. Dear Mr. and Mrs. Downey and Ann,— It is with mixed feelings that we gather here this evening to bid you-'' farewell and to wish you/ many years of happiness in your new 'home. Regret is certainly the pre- dominant feeling with us as no community can lose such wond- erful neighbors without leaving a void which will be next to im- possible to fill. On the other hand we rejoice with you know- ing you will be taking a well deserved rest. In memory of our pleasant associations may we be allowed to present these small gilts. Signed — Your Friends and neighbors. Presbyterian Church Picnic All children under 4—Brian Hodgert, Bruce Malcolm; boys and girls 4-5 years old—Jane Boshart, Jimmy Nixon; girls 6- 7—Patsy McNichol, Lynn Nix- on; boys 5-7—George Reeves, Dwight Willis; girls 8-9—Meta Reeves, Brenda Boss; boys 8-9 —Allan Patterson, Joe Dek; girls 12 and under—Margaret Elliott, Pearn McLean; boys 12 and under—Lloyd Pethick, John Patterson; girls 14 and under— Gene Nixon, Margaret Elliott; boys 14 and under—Paul. Me - Master, Lloyd Pethick, John Patterson; young ladies—Gene Nixon, Alice Nixon; young men —Doug Scott, Paul McMaster; girls sack race — Gene Nixon, Alice Ann Nixon; shoe scram- ble race, girls—Pearn. McLean, Kathryn Boshart; boys Paul McMaster, Lloyd Pethiek; boys sack race—Lloyd Pethick, Paul McMeste r; kick -the -slipper through the hoop, adults—Mrs. Wm. Hodgert, Mrs. F. Sinn; girls 3 -legged race — Margaret Elliott and Gene :Nixon, Kath- ryn Boshart and Karen Nichol- son; boys' wheel -barrow race— Benny Akker and Kim Mc- Lean, John. Patterson, Andy Calder; girls', kick -the slipper— Kathryn Boshart, ,Karen Nichol- son; boys' — Paul McMaster, Doug Scott; ladies' — Mrs. N. ,Cardno, Miss Janet Cluff; old- est lady present—Mrs. J. M. Govenlock; oldest gentlemen — Mr. Thos. Oliver; youngest la- dy—Miss Ann Campbell; young- est gentlemen—Jimmy Rivers. YPU SOFTBALL STANDING Bayfield 4 1 8 Seaforth 2 0 4 Wesley Willis . , 2 0 4 Varna 2 1 4 Brucefield 1 3 2 Turners 0 6 0 Bayfield 18, Turners 17. beck, Anne. Pass Standing: Benermann, Grace; Berger, Donna; Bryans, Phyllis; Butt Karen; Carter, Marlene; Dalrymple, Marlene; DeBoer, Jacob; Dick. Evelyn; Dinsmore, Bob; Drager, Ray- mond; Eaton, Aileen; Elliott, Emily; Fraiser, Douglas; Hu- bert, Davina; Hugill, Karen; McFadden, Murray; McKay, Lila; Muegge, Donald; Muir, Bill; ylyatt, Gilbert; Patterson, John'. Pinder, Bill; Riley, Mar- garet; Ross, Dorothy; Van Roo 1 e n, John; Walmsley, Wayne; Willumsen, Preben; Wright, Donald. Teacher—Mr. E. Hoffman. GRADE VII TO GRADE VIII Honours: Brady, Bryan; Dob- son, Lynda; Elliott, Robert; Miller,, Gordon; Plumsteel, Bar- bara; Savauge, Lynda; Smith, Corinne; Talbot, Una; Weig- luncl, Bonnie. Pass Standing: Austin, Bruce; Ball, Nelson; Benneweis, Wayne (rec.); Berger, Carl; Corby, Nancy; Crich, Judy;. Dennis, Carol; Dungey, Bar- bara; Elliott, Margaret; Fer- ris, Gordon; Fleming, Barry; Hoff, Jack; James, Edward; Lobbenberg, Henry; Mennen, Barbara; Myatt, Ronald (rec.) ; Reith, Bob; Rowcliffe, Doug. Teacher—Mrs, MacDonald. GRADE VIII TO GRADE IX Honours: Boshart, Kathryn; Carter, Agnes; Coutts, Glenn; Goveinlock, Robert; Muegge, Betty; Townsend, Madelon, ,Pass Standing: Andrews, Betty Jean; Bach, Joan; Baker, Jack; Bannerman, Stewart; Bessie, Paul; Boshart, Judy; Boyce, Joan; Brown, Stanley; Butt, Murray (rec.); Calder, Ellen; DeBoer, 'C'arl; Dick, Ann; Eaton, Eric; Flannigan, Brian; Glew, Nancy; Gorwill, Ellen; Kend- rick, Harold; Laycox, Donna; McClinchey, Do n a 1 d (rec.); Nicholson, Karen; Nixon, Gene; Reeves, Margaret; Rouse, Beryl; Scoins, Ray; Smith, Virginia; Van Rooijen, Saakje; Willis, Craig; Wilson, Wayne. Teacher—J, W. Talbot. Seaforth District H. School Results The following are the final examination results from Sea - forth District High School. Pup- ils' names are listed in al- phabetical order by classes rather than by grades. Individ- ual subjects failed are listed af- ter the student's name. Names of students who were not pro- moted are omitted from this list. PROMOTED TO GRADE X Dianne Bolton, Marj ori e Boyd, Joan Charters (Mathe- matics), Donna Chomicki, Don- na Cowlan (Science), Rose Et- ue, Phyllis Iliusser, Faye Love, Georgene McCartney, Margar- et McLeod, Marlene Miller (English Literature), Marjorie P.apple, Jeanne Perrie, Mary Catherine Roache, Sandra Sav- auge, Linda Sims, Helen Wal- ters '(Mathematics, Sciencei), Clara Marlene Cooper '(English Composition), Sandra Dungey, Sharon Hotham, Mary Elizabeth McLarnon, Frances Menheere, Violet Rakewich, Mayda Beuer- mann, Margaret Coleman, Joan Dick :(Mathematics), Dorothy Fischer (History), Alice Ann Nixon '.(Mathematics), Ruth Pinder, (English Composition, History), Helen Pryce (History, Science), John Boshart, John Broadfoot (English Literature, Wayne 'Chapple, Roy Dungey, Ronald Eyre, Frederick Flew- itt, Howard James, Francis Hunt (English Composition), William Kerr, John Love (Sci- ence, Shop), Kenneth 'McClure (English. Lit., Agri c u 1 t u r el, Thomas McCowan (English Comp.) Paul :McMaster (Matlie- lnatics), Arthur Strong (Science, Agriculture), Donald Tremeer, Ronald Uhler, Ronald Banner- man, Douglas Jamieson, Wayne Jessome (French), Mac Mun- roe (English Lit,, Art), Douglas Scott (Geography, Math.), John Scott, Robert Scott (English Coinp., French), Thomas Somm- erville (Mathematics), William Strong (English Conip. English Lit,) Robert Wright. PROMOTED TO GRADE XI Rosemarie Bolger, Margaret Boyd, Mary Broadfoot, Marjor- ie Charters (Commercial), Faye Engel, Barbara Evans (Eng- lish Comp.), Joy Jantzi (Hist- ory, Math.), Dorothy Keys (French), Betty Lane (Mathe- matics), Phyllis Lostell, Marjor- ie ;lMcEwing, Ruth MoLarnon (English Comp, English Lit.), iVlarion McLlwain, Joy Mont- gomery, Josephine Morris, Mary Anne Reynolds (Math.) Faye Ross, Marlene Ross, Marilyn Stewart, Ruth Crozier, Laurel Dale, Ruth Anne Ennis, Lois Fox (French), Audrey..Hackwell, Wilhelmina Heyink, Isabel Lyd- diatt, Jenny Morue, Rose Mar- ray, urray, Nora Reynolds, Marilyn Ri- ley, Joan Shortreed, Beatrice Siemon, Joan Talbot, Marilyn Taylor, Annette Towns en d, (Math.) Kenneth Coulson i(Frenc'h), John Jewitt, ,Clendon Kerr, Keith Pethick, Douglas H. Riley, Douglas 'W. Riley, Robt, Snell ((Agriculture), Laurence Taylor ((French), L a u r en c e Eyre, Louis Barry (English Lit., Latin), Franklin Bryans, James Crich (French, Latin), Kenneth Ducharme, John Jacobi (Latin), Charles MacGregor, William Norris, David Perrie, Clement Steffler. PROMOTED TO GRADE XII Ruth Brown, Helen Connolly, Mary Dennis, Erma Drager, Claire Hackwell (Ag. Science), Marilyn Kling (Ag. Science, Math.), Elizabeth Mc E w i n g Lois McLellan, ,Joyce Miller (Math), Marjorie Pethick, Marie Pullman (Ag. Science), Mary Lou Roe, Elizabeth Townsend, Marlene Austin, Barbara Boyd, Shirley Brown, Alice Christie, Isobel Engel, Dorothy Enzens- berger, Margo Etue, Jean Hart, Marion Hemingway, Beryl Mc- Farlane, Elizabeth MeGavin, Mary Lou McLellan (Ag. Sci- ence, Math.), Yvonne McTag- gart, Sally Nott, Jean Scott (French), Grace Siemon, Ruth Sills, Betty Simpson, June Smith, Margaret Stuart, Ruth Teall, (Math. Ag. Set.) Yvette Van Poucke, Verde Watson, Lawrence Berger ,(Ag. Science), Floyd Dale .(Typing), William Dinsmore (Typing), D o n 1 y n Hemingway, Robert Kerr (Eng- lish Comp., Typing), Ronald Mason, Kenneth Thompson, Vic- tor Uhl e r, Neil Broadfoot Wrench), Donald Dearing, Ron- ald E nu i s, Herbert Kirkby, Bruce McFadden, Robert Mc- Gonigle (French), John Melady, Laird Norris, William Roberton, Ronald Scoins. PROMOTED TO GRADE XIII Joanne Beuerinann, Elizabeth Campbell(Math.), Arlene Die - gel, Rose Marie Ducharme, Bev- erley Evans, Betty 'Goudie, June Hackwell, Joyce Jewitt ,(Hist- ory, Math.), Janet MacGregor, Sheila McFadden, Helen Mc- Gonigle, Helen McLlwain, Lois Roe, Maja Roobol, June Ross, Rose Siemon, Lois Ann Somer- ville, Dora Ann Stinson, Don- ald Dodds, William Flannigan, Hugh Gorwill, Wayne McMich- ael, Ross Millson, William Scott, Patrick Sloan, Peter Spittal. ENGAGEMENT Mr, and Mrs. John Mackay announce the engagement of their daughter Joyce Eleanor to Stuart Wilson, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wilson of Brueefield. The wedding to take place in July at First Presbyter- ian Church, Seaforth, 2 1847 Rogers mSk Speial SPECIAL No. 1 A Free 42 p.c. Set of DAFFODIL Dinnerware with your purchase of a 42 -piece set of 1847 Rogers "Daffodil" Silverware in a smart, new chest at s85 80 Daffodil Dinnerware Daffodil Siiverware includes includes 8 Breakfast Plates 8 Knives 8 Bread & Butter Plates 8 Forks 8 Cups 8 Teaspoons 8 ,Saucers 8 Dessert Spoons 8 Fruits 8 Salad Forks 1 Sugar Bowl 1 Butter Knife 1 Cream Pitcher 1 Sugar Spoon SPECIAL No. 2 A Complete 57 -Piece Set of Daffodil Silverware at $89.95 In Mahogany finished Drawer Chest Regular price $117.25. You save $27.30 This service includes the following 1 Cold Meal Fork 1 Pierced Paatry Server 1 Pierced Round Server 1 Gravy La,ik 1 Round Server 7 Buttes Knife 8 Knives 8 Forks 8 Teaspoons (Large) 8 'teaspoons (Small) 8 Sahni Forks 8 Dessert Spoons 2 Tablespoon, 1 Sugar Spoon ONLY ONE of each of above speeiais ill stock. Sorry, but we cannot repeat on this offer. Conveni- ent terms arranged if desired. SAVAUGE'S Jewellery Gifts Fine China a Rebekahs Hold Joint Picnic Following a picnic supper the members of Edelweiss Rebekah and Fidelity Oddfellows Lodges and their families enjoyed a full evening of sports on Friday ev- ening, The following were the winners: children's races, Jim- my Dalrymple, Bruce Malcolm, George Reeves, Brian Habkirk, Meta Reeves, John Forrest, and Katie Scott. Adults, kick -the slipper, Mrs. Win. Dalrymple, Mrs. Chas. Reeves; married men's race, Glen Haase, Bill Forrest; clothes pin race, Mrs. Chas. Smith, Bill Forrest; ball - in -basket, Betty Jean Andrews; cracker and whistle, Ephriam Haase; pillow fight, Wm. Dal- rymple; sank race, Peter Mal- colm, Margaret Reeves, Meta Reeves; wheel barrow race, Mrs. C. Smith, Ed. Andrews; oldest lady present, Mrs. Harriet Bar- ron; oldest gentleman present, John Hillebrecht; youngest per- son present, Janice Tebbutt, Murray Haase. Mrs. Chas. Felker, Mrs. Ed. Andrews, Mrs. Norma Sills, Ed Andrews and Glen Haase were in charge .of the sports. About 70 enjoyed the outing, MALONEY—HENDERSON Saturday morning, June 25th in the Rectory at St. Columban, Mary L a,n r e n e Henderson, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Henderson, Sea - forth, was united in marriage to Clarence Joseph Maloney, son of Mrs. Nora Maloney, McKillop, and the late Joseph Maloney, the Rev. John MaCowell offici- ated. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor - length strapped gown of white chantilly lace over satin jacket styled with lily -point sleeves and peter pan collar. The bouf- fant skirt was trimmed with ruffed tulle and irredescent pearls. The headdress was t h r e e -quarter -length veil of white illusion caught to a tiara graced with irredescent pearls. She carried a cascade of red Better -Time roses and ivy. The maid of honor, Miss El- eanor Henderson, sister of the bride wore a floor -length gown similar to the bride, yellow ny- lon tulle over headdress and ac- cessories to inatcli and carried a cascade of pink roses and, ivy. Martin Maloney, brother of the groom was best man. At a wedding dinner at Hill- crest Inn, Mitchell, the bride's mother wore navy sheer and white accessories and a cor- sage of white roses. The bride- groom's mother wore a two- piece light blue nylon dress with white accessories, and a cor- sage of pink roses, For a motor trip to Northern Ontario, the bride travelled in a pale yellow nylon dress, white accessories and red roses. The couple will reside on their farm in McKillop. The bride was feted at sever- al events prior to her marriage. A shower was held in her honor at the home of Mrs. Nora Ma- loney, when Mrs. Martin Mur- ray and Mrs. Thos. Murray were hostesses, and two lovely end tables and coffee table were presented. The staff of Stew- art Bros. and other friends pre- sented her with an electric sunbeam fryer at the home of Mrs. Junior Storey, and in her honor, Mrs, Jas. Riley, N. Main St., entertained at her home to a lovely miscellaneous shower, MRS. JAMES McNICHOL Mrs. James McNichol, 88, who died in Seaforth on Tues- day, was the former Euphemia Robertson, of McKillop twp. Her husband died several years ago. Mrs. McNichol bad been ill for six weeks. She was a member of the Presbyterian Church, and has been a resident of Seaforth for some years. There are no surviving mem- bers of her family. Resting at the Whitney fun- eral home, where services will be conducted Thursday at 2 p.m. by the Rev. D. G. Campbell. In- terment will be made in Matt landbank Cemetery. POSTAL INFORMATION Friday, 1st July being Do- minion Day and a Statutory Holiday the Post Office will be open from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. (EDST) and the Wickets will be open for all phases of business from 12 (noon) to 1 p,m. A13 incoming and outgoing mails will be despatched as usual. Rural Patrons are advised that there will be no delivery on this date, ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kyle of Kippen, wish to announce the engagement of their elder daughter, Wilma Florence, to Harold Lloyd Caldwell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Caldwell of Kippen. The wedding to take place in St. Andrew's United Church, Kippen, Saturday, July 23rd at 2 p.ni. RECEIVES HONORS Sharon McNichol received ho- nors in Grade IV piano exams recently held at Mrs. L. D. Thompson's at Brussels. CONSTANCE Mrs. Edith McFarlane and Cluistine. Mr, and Mrs. Ron Cor- rican, of Toronto, spent the week end with Mr, and Mrs. Frank Ril- ey and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Busby and daughter Shirley of Chatham were guests over the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne. Lawson. Cpl. K. T. Adams who has been stationed fol the past four years at Centralia RCAF Station, left for Winnipeg on Tuesday whelp he will be stationed. Miss Grace Riley and Miss Lor- raine Snaith left on Tuesday for Bracebridge where they will spend the next two months at Coni Rae Lodger They were ac+ companied by Doug Riley and Ross Millson, who will return, on Wednesday. Mr. Rog Lawson has returned from 0 pleasant motor trip to the West Coast. Mrs. Dave Millson had the misforttune:.to fall at her bonne on Thursday night', : fracturing her al•m. Guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley included Mr. and Mrs. James Riley, Phyllis and Gary, of Brussels; Mr. and Mrs. '. T. J. Riley, Clinton, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Riley. Mrs. Bert Hoggart fell while picking cherries, reoeiving many bruises and a bad shaking up. She will be confined to bed for a couple of .weeks.