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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1955-10-13, Page 1Th -. Seaforth WHOLE SERIES, VOL. 77 SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBIDR 13, 1955 Hockey Practice Starts This Week ISeaforbh Huron Junior B hockey team will commence practice at Lucan arena Ibis weekend. With the entry of (Seaforth into ,the .Big 10 group along with such teams as Water- loo, Woodstock, New Hamburg, !Owen (Sound, 'Burlington, Dun- das, London, Sarnia an ISimooe, many new lazes will be seen in the ISeaforth rink this winter. The interest that IS'eaforth district'5ans have shown in 'their team in the past is anticipated again this year, and with this in mind the Seaforth 'Hockey As- sociation has been busy wiiihar- rangements to ice a team com- parable with teams that Sea - forth produced in the past. The first practice session gets under way in the Lucan arena on Sunday, Oct. 16 from 8 to 10 p.m. All eligible players from the district are invited to at- tend these practices. GEO. HARVEY RACHO Geo. Harvey Bache, 63, of R. R. 2, 'Dublin, who died on Fri- day in St. Joseph's Hospital, at Landon, was born in McKillop Township; As a young mean he engaged in construction work, and later became a farmer and. electrician. He was a member of St. Mary's Anglican Church, Dublin. He was married on Jan. 16, 1920 at Mitchell Anglican Church to Miss Annie Brodhag- en. 'Surviving besides his wife are two sans, Douglas W. H. , R.R. 2, Dublin; Lyle H., Sea - forth; and one brother, James, Egtreondville. The funeral was held from the 'Box funeral home, Monday, et 2 pan., by the Rev. J. H. James of 'Seaforth. Interment was made in Maitlandbank Cem- etery. The pallbearers were: Edward Melady, Joseph Dorsey, Earl Gray, WilliamrMorris, Roy Brod- hagen, Nelson `Brodhagen. Seaforth Population Now Is 2,165 Seaforbh's population now is 2,1.65, an increase of 19 over the previous year, according to bhe report presented by assessor W. E. (Southgate to the town council on Tuesday night. Tho assessment increased by $9,400 to $1,3.67,595. The dog popula- tion also increased by 19 to 144. Mr. Southgate expressed the hope that the Court of Revision this year would not be as busy as last year's, Which was an all- time record. With other meetings in pro- gress it looked Tor a while as if council would not have a quor- um to conduct business. (Finally the meeting got under way with Reeve Scoins presiding in the aibsence of Mayor McMaster, (Councillor J. Kellar was also 'absent. Purchase Grader Minutes of a special meeting revealed that council had pur- chased a road grader from Mr. G. Elliott of (Clinton for $400. 'This is the old Clinton grader, identical with iSeaforth's mach- ine, which anade possible using parts for repair. The Clinton machine was found to be in bet- ter shape of the two, so the plan was reversed. Seaforth's grald- er is being wrecked to supply (parts for the newly purchased grader. Tax Receipts Up The treasurer's report showed tax arrears paid of $9,700, an increase of $2;100 over same titre last year. 'Current tax re- ceipts $93,173, are up $1.0,000 over last year at this time. An application for taxi license for Lawrence Legate for two Gars was approved. )Nov. llth Holiday Remembrance Day, Friday Nov. 11, will be a public holiday all day in Seaforth as in previ- ous years. No request had been made by the Legion in regard to the day. 'Councillor Close gave the MYSTERY streets committee report. Drain on Victoria street was cleaned, The large (prism glass globe from E. Daly's to J. T. Scott's, of the street light in front of all catch basins were cleaned. Regier's on Main st., was shat- Four trees were removed, sever- tared on Saturday evening after al more are in bad shape and dark. !Cause is unknown. A should be cut down. neighbor, Milt Hoff, beard the The new grader had been fix - crash that sounded like an ex- ed up, it wad by far the + better of plosion. "Glass was still falling the two, and the (blade is (being when I reached the street", he got ready for snowplowing. Two reports, but no one was in loads of cold patch are to be sight". used for street holes, and a gra- vel pile is on hand for winter. Salt is coming in next month for winter use. Asphalt was laid at the gas station near the C!N.R., town paying for the street part. Councillor IH. H. Leslie re- ported that the sewerage work is practically complete, except for two properties on which settlement has not been made. At the (plant some small altera- tions are needed and. Harold Ma- loney had made a list which will be given to the 'Spartan firm, contractors. - IMr. and Mrs. W. D. ,Hopper In reply to a question by the of R.R. 2, Seaforth, announce reeve, Mr. Leslie -said no plans the engagement of their young- have been made for any work er 'daughter, Gladys Isabel, to on 'Silver Creek at present. The Kenneth W. Forbes, son of Mr. water from: the flowing well at and Mrs. Adin Forbes, Egmond- Nolan's has improved !Silver ville. The marriage to take lOreek a lot. The disposal plant Place early in November. is working satisfactorily. !So far only two or three roofs are connected to the new sewer so not much rain water is (being run into the plant. 'Councillor Scott said there was nothing to report from the parks committee. The reeve complimented him on the im- proved appearance of the old re- creation grounds, which has been 'worked up. ,Councillor Scott Habkirk re- ported nothing new from the fire and water committee. The reeve said a requisition was sup- posed to be in from the fitre brigade for an advance orf $300 on their grant, ordinarily 'due in December. He explained that the Fire Brigade had guaran- teed. !2'600 to the 01d Boys com- mittee out of their annual grant to members. A. pro rata assess - anent of $300 had !been made as tihe brigade's share towards the reunion deficit. Councillor Christie said he had understood there had been some Objection to this plan as it meant some guarantors would be paying twice. It was explain- ed that the reunion committee had relieved firemen from any personal guarantees. (Council approved a $300 ad- vance to the fire brigade to cov- er their reunion deficit 'guar- antee. 'Councillor 'Christie said there had (been no false alarms since the new alarm system was in- stalled: Reeve Stains said the new po- lice station Vas progressing well.. ,Councillor Close said the police had requested a curtain across the lower part of the big front window. A statement from the builder, Seaforth Concrete Products, was received for -$4,- 597.99, which would be checked aver by the committee as it was a couple of hundred dollars over the contract price. The reeve reported no new relief cases and possibly one was of TO SPgAK HERE LADIES GUILD The regular meeting of the Ladies' Guild of 1St, Thomas' Church was held on. Tuesday afternoon in the parish hall. In the absence of the president, Miss Parke, the meeting was in charge of Mrs. R. (Spittal. 'Business was discussed and next meeting will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 8 at 2.30 p.m. ENGAGEMENT j Officers Installed by Rebekah Lodge District Deputy President, Mrs. Benson Sutter and her staff' of Iluronic Rebekah Lodge, Clinton, . installod all elected and. appoint- ed officers at Edelweiss Rebekah Lodge 117, Seaforth, on Monday ' evening. Mrs. Win. Dalrymple was in- stalled as noble grand, succeed- ing Mrs. Scott Ifabkirk, who was installed as junior past noble grand. Other officers installed were vice grand, Mrs. Albert Har- rison; recording secretary, Miss Lady Curlers (Tani Pot Luck Supper The Ladies 'Curling .Club held their first meeting of the season on Wednesday evening. The meeting was in charge of the president, Mrs. F. Kling. At the conclusion of the sec. and treas. reports the meeting decided that the same slate of officers be our executive for this season. President Mrs. Kling, vice-pres., Mrs. M. W. Stapleton, see.- Mrs. ec: Mrs. C. Rowcliffe, Treas., Mrs. Harvey Mason. Games oonven- ers, Mrs. Adam Act and Mrs. Jean Scott; financial secretary, John iLon+gstaff. •$Ocie! conveit- Mrs. gild. .Andrews; treasurer, ers, Mrs. Leo 'Stephenson, Miss Miss Eleanor Henderson; ward -!Alice Reid. Kitchen committee, Mrs. W. J. Wright, Mrs. Brad. ISmrbh. Membership committee. Mrs. J. A. Munn, Mrs. A. W. lSillery. A pot luck supper is planned for the opening of curling, Nov. 1st. Further busi- ness was discussed and the meet- ing was adjourned. A social half hour was enjoyed by all. The ladies will curl on Tues- day and Thursday afternoons at 2.30. Mixed curling Friday and (Saturday evenings. en, Mrs. Gerald' Snowdon; con- ductor, Mrs. :Alan Campbell; chaplain, Mrs. Hugh Thompson; musician, Mrs. Everitt Smith; co- lor bearer, Mrs. Bphriam Haase; right and left supporters of the noble grand, Miss Mae Smith and Dr. Bryce along With Dr. Mrs. Chas. Reeves; right and left Thos. Hazelwood will speak at supporters of the vice grand, Mrs. the Stawandship Rally being Leslie McClure ' and Mrs. Steve held at 'Northside United Church Lupus; inside guardian, Mrs. on Monday, October 17th at 8 Keith Sharp; outside guardian, p.m. for the Presbytery of Mrs Frank Swale. Huron. The following.comnmittees were Dr. Bryce has given full-time appointed by the newly -installed service as a Missionary. In the noble grand: finance, Mrs. Roy earlier years she devoted her- McGonigle, Mrs. C. Felker, Mrs. J. self energetically to village work Hillebrecht; property, Mrs. G. and home life and more recent Snowdpu Mrs. A. Campbell, Mrs. ly to the problems of the city. H. Thompson; visiting, Mrs. A, For six years she was Secretary Harrison, Mrs. S. Hal/kirk, Mrs. of the National IOhristian 'Conn- L. McClure, Mrs. F. Smola, Mrs. oil off India. For many years Robert Dodds, Mrs. Andrew she has been on the staff of the Moore, Mrs. S. Lupus; member - she has College, City of ship, Mrs. Ohester Henderson, Inclore, (Central India. Mrs. Ml's Wm. Manson, Mrs. H. E. IBr•yee has been recognized Smith, Mrs. David McLean, Mrs. thaoug$rout India, as an 'expert in A. Monro; covenant,. Mrs. Wilfred the production. of 'Christian Lit- Cameron, Mrs. Mae Dorrance, erature, and is the author of Mrs. Mary McElroy; benevolent, several books herself. Mrs. Jos. Hugill, Mrs. H. Barron, Mrs. C. Felker, Mrs. Jos. Grum- matt, Mr's. Ila Dorrance. Trustees, Mrs. M. Dorrance, Mrs. D. McLean, Mrs, J. Hille- brecht; press secretary, Mrs. T. Mr. J•aan.es Aitcheson, Goder- Grummett; soloist, Mrs. I. Dor- ic$ street has returned ]tome arf mance; C.P.T., Mrs. L. McClure, Mrs. S. Habkirk, Mrs. S, Dor- ter a ten -weeks' visit in Sa- mance; social (Oat., Nov, Dec.) skatchewan. Mr. A i t c h e s o n Mrs. W. O. Johnston, Mrs. C. found many changes have tak- en Felker, Mrs, F. Swale, Mrs. J. place in the West since his Hillebrecht, Mrs, H. E. Smith, last visit there 36 years ago. i Mrs. Thelma Wright, Mrs. G. The people are now mostly a Snowdon, generation or two removed 1 Past Noble Grand, Mrs, S. Hab- from. Ontario and there was no Mirk, was nreseuted with the longer the old interest in what Jewell of her office by Mrs. B. part of Ontario one came from.. Sutter and Mrs. L. McClure pre - Money is scarce, with some ! seated Mrs. Sutter with a gift on farms storing as much as 11,- . behalf of Edelweiss Lodge. 000 bushels of wheat, :dating I Guests were present from Hen - back to 19.53. 300 bushels is the sail and Clinton and greetings maximum allowed to be sold,' were extended to the new officers and the price was $1.17. But the by Mrs, Merritt Nediger of Clin- West is still rough and ready as' ton. Mrs. C. Henderson congrat- always, Mr. Aitcheson found. ulated the installing team on the efficient manner in which they carried out their duties. Mrs, MACKENZIE— SUTHERLAND. David Wilson was the deputy Of interest was the marriage marshall and Mrs. M. Nediger, of Priscilla Violet, daughter of soloist. the late Rev., Angus and Mrs. 1 A euchre in aid of the Lions 'Sutherland, to Dr. John Robert Club new awinn ung pool was set Mackenzie, son of Mr. and Mrs. for Nov, 14 and an invitation was Robt. E. MacKenzie. The bride's accepted to attend the 25th anni' brother, Rev. A. L. 'Sutherland, I veraaiy meeting of Silver Crest assisted by Rev. A. W. Currie, Lodge, Milverton. conducted the service in Runny -1 Following the meeting a lunch mede Presbyterian 'Church, was served by the social corn - Given in marriage by her bre- 'lace. ther, Mr. J. G. R. 'Sutherland, the 'bride wore a full•+lengbh gown of white nylon net over taffeta with full flowing skirt trimmed with tiers of lace and tailing into a small train. The strapless, lace -trimmed bodice was covered by a scalloped lace jacket with stand up collar and a white 'hand of nylon net stud- ded with pearls held 'her finger- tip veil. She carried a cascade of white chrysanthemums with Joanna Hill roses and sprigs of white and purple heather frown Scotland. Miss !Sally Phillips was maid of honor and the bridesmaids 'were Miss Mamie Hodgins and Miss Joe' [Fryer. Miss Phillips less waltz -length gown of Cham - wore a gown of burgundy ergs- • ane French velvet and a talotte •and the brette in wore snagtching jacket with long lily - length crystalette in full- ' point sleeves. 'Her. accessories lengdlh gowns with partwere of matching velvet, and necklines and full skirts gather - ''''''she carried a sheaf of red roses e at the hip. I feted matching white baby elu7santhe- veiled hats completed their out -land mums. 'Mrs. Fergus Horan, Dulb- fits and they carried roses and lin was matron of honor, wear- ing conthemums in complement i ing a ballerinviengtlh gown of wear- ing colors. silk crystalette in crushed 'berry Or. Donald Ii. H. MacKenzie shade, with a peach -colored Was (best anan and the ushers feathered hat, black accessories, were an Tracy n. Lloyd and' and a corsage of pink baby Or. Alan B. 'Geffen. chrysantihemums. The best man Following a reception in the way Mr. Fergus Horan. Dinner ohwe parlors, Dr. and Mrs. ,was served at the Hotel London MacKenzie left on a wedding to 16 guests. 'The table was cen- tred with a three -tiered wed- ding cake 'and 'baskets of adadi- oii and chrysanthemums. Re- ceiving the guests were Mrs. Don Hulley brought a branch James 'Curtin, in a dress of loaded with wild raspberries to ' anauve tweed with brown acces- The ISeaforbh News Office on sories and an orchid corsage; Tuesday. He found them on the' and the bridegroom's sister, farm in McKillop of his father, Mrs. Gus Redmond, in a grey Mr. Lorne 11u1'ley. Tame' rasp- suit with red accessories and an berries are often found at this orchid corsage. For a wleddirug ,time of the year, but wild rasp- trip to Montreal and Quebec, berries seldom. the bride donned a charcoahgrey dress with angora trim. Her accessories were in avocado '$28.40; sundries, $50; treas. of ,green, -and her corsage was (Ontario, prov. police, $942.64; red roses. 'Guests at the wed - D, I3, Wilson, salary, $233!8'3; ding were from IStaffa, St. 'Ang- iI. Maloney, $1187.50; A. Price, ustine, Stratford, and Dublin. $166:6,6; A. Bushie, '$137.50; J. iO4urnming's .$20; Rec. Gen. of Canada, rent, $10; Seaforth C.N.I.B, FUND REPORT Highlanders Band, 'grant $350; f Seaff. Agric. 'Society $250; Geo. Local C.N.I.B. 'Campaign ie Councillor Christie suggested Elliott !$400; Ball -Macaulay, $'7.- short of dbjeoti've. Books are ening bushes cut along the 46; N. ISeoins, acct., $6.40; Bell still open. Objective $350, sub - g Telephone Co., $85.96; .C.N.1., 'soriptions to date $268. Deficit fence on tile road to the dump, $5; Hanover Transport, 2'10.71; $82. and bhe wooden bridge should be Relief $20; M. E. 'Clarke $17.031' The Blind face a great chat - checked before winter. 'C. R. Hall i$8; Dom. Road Mach. lenge: Will you help them to The finance committee report $24.10; C. Coombs $64.11; Bi- meet that challenge? was as follows: ckle-(Seagrave, $19.47; John Send your subscription to Cr. g' fl C., $58.71; Mrs: Rigg, sa- Bach $78.9.3; A. Miller $20; A. C. Brightrall,The Canadian lary, $411,85; A. Miller, wages, Bus'hie $18;; F. Kling $126.17. Bank of 'Coanmerce,'Seafordh, ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Doyle, Dublin, announce the engage - anent of their daughter, Patri- cia Ann, to Mr. Leo Mitchell, son of Mr. and (Mrs. Jaines Mit- chell, Dorchester. The wedding to take place Oct. 29 at ISt. Co- lumbian 'Church. ENGAGEMENT Mr. and -Mrs. Boss Allan, To- ronto, announce• the engagement of their daughter Marie Beat- rice, to Mr. Arthur Bolton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bolton, R. R. 1, Dublin, Ont. The mar- riage will take place on 'Satur- day, I0ctober 22, at 8 o'clook, in the Presbyterian 'Church, Rook - wood, 'Ont. Northside United Church Rev. John Stinson, Minister. 10 a.m., Church School and Adult Bible Class. 11 a.m., Morning Worship: Laymen's iService, speaker, Mr. 'Orval Harrison, Fres. of the !Huron's Men's (Council. Theme, "Bien and the (Church". Toddlers' Group and Junior Congregation. '7 p.m., Evening service, Theme, "Teach 'Christ Now". speaker, Mr. W. A. Harding, Report of the international con- vention held at (Cleveland in August, illustrated. 8.16 pan., Y.P.U. Egmondville United, Church Rev. W. E. Milroy, Minister. Fri. at B pm. 'Preparatory Service: Meditation "The King's Highway". Meeting of 'Official Board. 'Sunday Oct. 16 • 10 a.m., (Church School 11 a.iir., Morning Worship and Holy Communion: Sermon ' Bro- ken Things". 7 pari., Evening Praise. Wed. •art '8 pm., Mid -Week (Service. McKillop Charge !Anniversary Services, Duff's 1Ohurch: Morning Service, 11 awn., GuestlPreacher, Rev. J. W. Mild, of Fordwicih; evening ser- vice, 7:30 p.m., Guest Preacher, Rev. John Douglas, of 'Kintore; Special anusic alt both services. Finds Many Changes In The West HASTINGS—CURT IN In a setting of candelabra, ferns, and multi -colored chrys- anthemums at 'St. Peter's !Cath- edral, London, 'Ont., marriage vows were exchanged by Mrs. (Stella 'Curtin, Dublin, and Mr. Joseph Hastings, IStaffa. The bride is .the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Koran; and the bridegroom is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Hast- ings. Rev. Joseph Feeney per- formed the ceremony and sang the nuptial mass. Given in anar- riege, by her son, Mr. James (Curtin, the bride swore a strap - October Meeting Women's Institute The Seatforth W.I. met alt bhe home of Mrs. James Doig on Tuesday, Oct. 11 at 2 p.m. with a good attendance of members. Mrs. Gordon MacKenzie, presi- dent, presided for the business part of the meeting. Meeting opened by singing the Institute ad followed by the Lord's pray- er in unison. The roll call was answered by a product from iCeylon. It was decided to hold a New Years party on Dec. 81st in the Seaforth Memorial Centre. Mrs. John Davidson and Mrs. John Kerr are to be our deleg- ates to the London area conven- tion on Oct. 18-19. The project Fix and Fit will be held in Sea - forth on Nov, 29 and 30. Any- one wishing to take this course contact Mrs. Alex Pepper or Mrs. Leslie Pryce. The Institute has an invitation to meet with ICranbrook Institute on Nov. 1 in the evening. Anyone wishing to go will ,please contact presi- dent, Mrs. Gordon MacKenzie. Mrs. MacKenzie in giving her report on the Guelph conven- tion 'brought some very educa- tional facts to our Institute branch. Her report was much enjoyed. This was the United Nations meeting, Mrs. James Reyes took the ehair. Mrs, Leslie Pryee took the motto, "Let U5 Walk Hand in Hand." btrs. Robert Doig gave a short history of Ceylon and Home Sweet Home was sung. A paper on United Na- tions day was given by Mrs. Gor- don +Papple. Mrs. John 11MaciLean moved a vote of thanks to our hostess. A delicious lunch was served and a social half hour spent. 'Your hospitalization in this group is now due. Members maY add surgical benefits or pay ,premiums to Mrs. A. 'Crozier, group secretary before Oct. 20. side in Sarnia. OCTOBER RASPBERRIES 1 $1.60 a Year Authorized as Second Class mail, Office Dept., Ottawa Snowdon Bros., Publishers Pesti smouvamtmotrawnanbiataegwwwwwwwetawotelAnnegwo, . THE NEW HIGH SCHOOL NEWS Lineup for Wednesday's game in Wingham: !Centre, P. Spittal; guards, D. Scott, L. Norris; Tackles, R. Millson, R. Snell; Ends, L. Eyre, R. (Scoins; quarter back, B. Flannigan; halfbacks, B. Dins- more, W. McMichael; fullback, R. Mason; flying wing, N. Broadfoot; alternates: K. 'Coul- son, T. Somerville, P. !Sloan, 0. Riley; C. Kerr, 0. Eekensweiller, R. Smith, R. Ennis, K. Thomp- son, B. Roberton, B. Bennendyk, IL. James, 4'. McMaster. (Clinton .and .Goderich play on Oct. .121h. Wingham and Sea - forth are tied for first, with the winner of Wednesday's game jumping into first place. The winner of the Goderich-Clinton game will automatically be tied for second with the loser of the ,game !between (Seaforth and Wingham, except in the case of ties. There will be a Sady Hawkins dance at the High School on Fri- day, Oct. 14. Admission will be 25c a person and 500 a couple. The annual subscription camp- aign for selling magazines is not going too well this year. There has only been about $300 worth of magazines sold. Every other year it has been upwards off $1500 worth. The canmpaign will end on Friday, Oct. 14. REAL ESTATE CHANGE Alvin W. ISillery has purchas- ed, through the office of Mert- on Reid, the former residence on 'Goderic3lt St., east, of the late 'Mrs. Robert Bell, with immedi- ate possession. :ewe saeke,Wavervia/ing o� you' -'ace 6ctfasm, HEW SCHICK "25" WITH BLACK AND SILVER CADDIE CASE - J .3195 Here's the world's newest and finest shaver by Schick — inventors of electric shaving. It gives the closest shaves in the history of the face — for these 3 reasons: i40Super-HonedHeads with New Sharpness. Honed and finished to a sharpness unmatched by any other shaver. Never pun or pluck. Curved Combs with New Precision. Curved shape . presses down skin for gentle shaves. Comb guides each whisker into place no matter which way it grows. Hi -Power Motor with New Perfection. Snap it on with a touch of the switch. World's most powerful motor • for Its size—shaves the toughest whiskers. sc bfe No; rade in your old electric shaver — any make �r or conditions—��on a new Schick "25". With trade-in you pay nly 2.6'9✓ For as little as a 21.00 deposit. we'll keep your Schick for you until Christmas SAVAUGE'S Jewellery Gifts Fine China Seaforth and family of 'Stratford spent Thanksgiving Day with his par- ents, Mr, and Mrs. Frank Allen. An auction sale of the farm stock and implements and house- hold effects of the late Mr. Jas. Hoggarth was held on Thursday. Mr. and Mas. Harry. Elliott, newly-weds returned home from their honeymoon on Sunday. Among those who spent the Thanksgiving weekend at their homes here were: Miss Alice Howe of 'Stratford; hiss Caro- line Walker, London, Mrs. H. R. Currie and Linda Ann, Lon- don, Mr. Jim Ramsay, George- town. air. and Mrs. Francis Glossop and Betty have moved to Lon- don where they will reside in the -future. We are sorry to lose such valuable citizens. Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Binning, Richard and Robert, Mitchell, spent Thanksgiving Day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. McKellar. The annual 'meeting of the Young Peoples' iSociety of (Cromarty Church was held on Sunday evening with Miss Joy CROMARTY Mr. and Mrs. Ferg McKellar and family, ISealforbh, visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay McKellar on Thanks- giving Day. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Lamond .and Isabel, London, visited on S'u'n- day with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd ISorsdahl. Mr. and 'Mrs. Taylor, Weston, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Carey. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. A. McLachlan were Mr. and Mrs. Carter Kerslake, Joyce, Brenda and Craig, ISbaffa; Mrs. A. Park, Russelidale and Mr. Jas. Levy, St. Marys. n Allen Mr. and Mrs, Anthony en in marriage by her father, was gowned in white lace and net over satin, trimmed with rhine- stones; lily point sleeves, finger - length veil; her flowers were red rose 'buds. Wanda McLaren of !Cromarty, was maid of honor, wearing pale green net and lace over taffeta, with picture hat to match; her flowers were yellow roses and rose mums. Bridesmaids were ^Mrs. Kenneth Cudmore, London, and Eileen Kendrick, Seaforth, wearing mauve net and lace over taffeta and yellow net and lace over taffeta and picture hats to .match with yellow roses and bronze mums. Helen Jory was flower girl, dressed in yellow net over taffeta with mauve !flower decorations. Ring bearer was Douglas Remick, in navy longs and white jacket. Kenneth Kendrick, (Glencoe, nvas best anan. Ushers were Harold Ken- drick and Lionel Kendrick, The organist was Mrs. Kenneth Ken- driek, Glencoe. Mrs. Peter Dur- and, Exeter, sang "The Lord's Prayer". During the ceremony the groom sang "The Wedding Vivian presiding. The- scripture Prayer". Later a reception was lesson was read by Miss Merger held at the home of the bride's et Walker and Rev. S. Kerr led parents. Pink and white stream - in prayer. Officers elected were ars and bells formed the decora- Hon. Pres., Rev. S. Kerr; Pres., tions. The bride's another wore George Vivian; Vice Pres„ Alice aqua blue with white accessor Sorsdahl;'Sec: Treas., Ilobt. Mc- Kellar; Assistant 'Sec.-Treas., Norma Harburn; Pianist, Mar- garet 'Coleman. Social !Commit- tee, Margaret Walker, Joy Viv- ian, Laverne Wallace and Dun- can Scott. The meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer. Mr. and Mrs. !Sidney Brooks and son Phillip, ,Grana Bend, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Scott and family. Mrs. W. 'Moore is -visiting with friends at Lindsay. The October meeting of the Women's Missionary Society was held in the Sunday 'School room of the church with the president, Mrs. .Sorsdahl in charge. Mrs. T. Scott Sr. led in devotional exer- cises and Mrs. M. Lamond read the Glad Tidings prayer. The topic was given by Mrs. T. L. Scott, who also favored with a solo, "I'l'l go where you want me to go, Dear Lord", accompanied by Mrs. Will Miller. We had as our guest speaker at this meet- ing, Mrs. L. Mitchell, St. Marys, who is the correspondence sec., of Stratford Presbyterial. She also rendered a pleasing solo, "I gave my Life for Thee" by request. Words of thanks and appreciation were expressed to Mrs. Mitchell Iby Mrs. T. Laing. The meeting closed with prayer by Mrs. Sorsdah'1. Lunch was served by the committee in charge.. KENDRICK—McLAREN The ;wedding took place in Ex- eter Pentecostal IChureh on Fri- day evening, Oet. 7 at seven o'- clock, when Joyce !Ruth McLar- en, daughter of Mr. and 'M.rs. Keith McLaren, ,Cromarty, was united in marriage to J. Stephen 'Kendrick, son of Rev. and Mrs. H. T. Kendrick, ISeafortb. Can- dles amidst fall flowers and ferns formed the setting. Rev. IH. T. Kendrick and Rev. K. 'Nor- ies, pink rose 'bud corsage: the groom's mother wore navy bro- cade with grey accessories and pink rose bud corsage. Assist- ants were Mrs. Edgar Cudmore, Mrs. Ray Jory, Mrs. Jim Mc- Laren, Mrs. Don Smart and Misses Shirley and Wilma Harp- er. Later the bride and groom left on a trip to London, Peter- boro and the States. For travel- ling the bride wore a charcoal suit with red accessories. They will reside in Mitchell. Guests were present at the 'w^adi,ug, from Glencoe, London, Exeter, 'Seaforth and Monkton. BRUCEHIELD Miss M. Swan is visiting with her nephew Mrs. Wesley Ham, in Cochrane. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Knox of Sarnia spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holmes of Parry Sound spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rathwell. Miss Margaret Aikenhead, Lon- don, spent the holiday with her mother Mrs. Hugh Aikenhead. Mr. Gordon Mustard visited with his parents Mr. and Mrs, Alex Mustard. Miss Donna McBride, Stratford, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin McBride. Mr. and Mrs. Don McI{enzie spent. Thanksgiving with Mr, Mo- Kenzie's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. McI{enzie. Mrs. A. Rohner is visiting her sister Mrs. W. Smith in Exeter, Mrs. M. Dawson spent Thanks- giving with her brother, Mr. Roy Doan at Alvinston. Mr. and Mrs. V. Hargreaves and family spent Thanksgiving with Mrs, Hargreaves' parents, Mr. and Mr's. Henderson, Inger- soll. The many friends of. Mrs. Pep - Per are pleased to know she is cross officiated. The bride, gdv- much improved in health.