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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kraus-
kopf of Tilsonhurg, Miss .Marie
Krauskopf, Hamilton, with Mrs,
:Catherine Krauskopf
'Rev. A, Durand, St. Peter's
Seminary, London, with Rev.
Dr. J. B. Foulkes.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Charles O'Neil,
Roseland, with 'Mr. and Mrs,
Louis Braxer.
Rev. Vincent Eekert, Rochest-
ser, New York, with his another,
Mrs. Theresa Eckert.
Miss Beatrice Murray, Chat-
ham, with Mr, and Mrs. John E.
Murray.
Mr. Jimmie Morrison, Toron-
to, Mr. and Mss: Joe Morrison,
Windsor, AIr, Vincent Morrison,
Waterloo, Miss Mary Morrison,
London, with Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Morrison.
Mr. and ,Mrs, Jack Costello,
West Monkton, with Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Delaney.
Mr. and Mrs. :Clayton Looby
and girls in Dundas with Mr. and
Mrs, John Robinson.
Miss Lydia Jordison, Toronto,
with Mr. and Mrs, 'Charles
Friend.
Mr, and Mrs. L. Ryan and
Bobbie of Weston with Mrs.
Catherine Ryan.
Mr. and Mrs. Terry (Flannery
are spending a anon�bh in Hami1-1
ton.
Mrs. du4 e
Mr.�r�-and - Stied Dver v
of Hamilton -wrbh. Mrs, Mary
Feeney.
Mrs. Elsie Teedison is spend-
ing several weeks in Timmins
with Mr. 'and Mrs. Ted Tyndall.
Miss Mary McGrath, R:N,, of
London, and Mr. and Mn. G,
Murray, London, with Mi. and
Mrs. Patrick McGrath,
Mrs. Hulbert 'Miller• and Anne
Frances, Waterloo, with Miss
AI epics Byrn e.
Me. and Mrs, Lloyd MoOarthy
and Ruth in London with Mr.
arid Mrs, Sullivan.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred McDoug-
all, London, with Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Jordan,
Mr. and Mrs, 'Pat O'Rourke
and Miss PearlO'Rourke, Dun -
dos, with Mr, and Mrs, iClayton
Looby.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Evans in
London with Mr. and Mrs. John
Cleary.
Mr. and Mrs. Mac McQuillan,
Burlington, with Mr, and Mrs.
Andrew Whetheme .
Mr. and Mrs. :Clayton Hill ,of
,Ohioago, with Mr. and Mrs. Mar-
tin Klinkhamer.
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Overdulve,
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Town of Seaforth
NOTICE
PJ-\RISIN6
By order of police, to facilitate snow removal,
no parking on the Streets of this Municipality
will be allowed between the hours of
2 A.M. and S A.M.
This order will be strictly enforced in accord-
ance with the Highway Traffic Act - Section 43,
Subsection 9. Notice is hereby given that the
said Municipality will not be responsible for
any damages caused to parked vehicles as the
result of snow removal operations
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diaanilton, Mr, and Mrs, Carl
Brehn and ohildeen, Mitchell,
with Mrs. 'Oetherine Feeney.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burns.and
Joe in London with Mr. and Mrs.
Hiram Smith.
Miss 1Phyllis 'Butters and Miss
Helen Horan attended the Bra-
bona Tomlinson wedding in Lon-
don •on Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs.Joe Dill, Karen
and Billie spent the weekend in
'Flint, Mich., with Mr. and Mrs.
Howard ]Burgess.
Miss Bernadette Barry, 'Miss
Loretta Barry with Mr .and Mrs,
Mike Barry,
Air. and Mrs. Dennis Walsh
and ohildren, London, with Mr.
and Mrs. Jack O'Reilly and
Louis O'Reilly.
Miss Mildred Murphy, Lon-
don, with Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
11lurphy,
Mr. Grey and Jack Morris
with Mr. and Mrs, Tom Morris.
A progressive euehre pasty
combined with a social evening
Wits held in St. Patrick's parish
hail on Wednesday evening un-
der the sponsorship of the Altar
Society. Twenty tables were in
play. 'Euchre prizes went to' Miss
Rose Givlin, and Alvin Byers,
the lucky .d+hair ,prize was won by
Mrs. James Krauskopf. The
Morris Orchestra supplied music
for dancing. Mrs. Jack O'Rourke
neon the spot dance prize. A
lunch was served by the officers
of the Altar ,Society.
Miss Helen and Theresa Ryan
of Sarnia; Mr. and Mrs. Matt
Murray, spent Christmas with
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. F. Ryan,
WALTON
Mr. Kenneth Ryan, St, Jai,
ome High 'School, has returned
to Kitchener after spending his
holidays with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Joseph Ryan.
HENSALL
Mr, and Mrs, Stewart Mc-
Queen, of Hensall, celebrated
the 4,5th anniversary of their
wedding •on Dec. 28Th with a
family dinner at the. home of
their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snell,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Rigby, and
Donna of Blenheim, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Tragnair and Ruth
Anne of Hensall were present
for the occasion. The family
presented their parents with an
anniversary clock and the grand. -
daughters presented them with.
flowers.
Mrs. Thos, Kyle was the
winner of the gingerbread house
which was donated to the local
I.O.O.F. and Rebekah Lodges
for the .C,P.T. committee, by the
local baker, Mr. Beverley Beat-
on, The sum of $28 was realized
from the sale of tickets, which
will be used for welfare work.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Knox and
family of Toronto were holiday
visitors with -Air's. inox's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Far-
quhar.
Miss Nancy Rife of Guelph
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Street or R.R.
Post Office
was a holiday guest with Miss
Jean Lavender.
Miss .Amy Lamanie of London
s crit the :holidays with her sist-
er, Miss Greta anrmrie.
Mr. and Mrs. Beverley Beaton
Jr. and 'daughter Pearl of Sit,
'Catharines spent the New Year
weekend with the foirmer's par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. :Beverly !Bea-
ton and Rosi.
Dr, and Mrs, iHan'ry Joynt 'of
Toronto were holiday visitors
with the former's mother, Mrs.
Alice Joynt.
Miss :Pansy Jones returned
Moine following an operation in
,5t. Joseph's (Hospital, London.
Me. Ron Passmore sof London
spent the holidays with his anoth-
er, Mrs. Pearl Passmore and
Norma.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. :Cook and
'Carolyn visited with Mrs. Cook's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hilde-
brandt at Leamington.
Miss ,Phyllis Iboug:all returned
to Toronto after spending the
holidays with her parents, Mr.
and All`s. W. R. Dougall.
Mr. and Mss. Roy Brock of
Exeter were weekend visitors
with the former's mother, Mas.
Flossie Brock and Mr. and Mrs.
Allan Townsend.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lindsay of
:Chatham visited over the holiday
ev'ith the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs, John Henderson.
Mrs. J. Allen of Toronto
spent the weekend with friends
here.
Miss Jean Armstrong return-
ed to London after spending the
holidays 'with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. ,Armstrong,.
NORTH McKILLOR
Miss Norma Leeming spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr. and
Mrs. ,Harold McCallum,
Richard and Murray Glanville
of Crediton have returned to
their hostile after spending a
week with their :grandparents,
Mr, and Mrs. Edward Regele,
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Diegel
visited one evening last -week
with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thorn-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Regele
and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reg-
ele spent Sunday nvith Mr, and
Mrs. Frank Glanville and Miss
June Kuhn of Crediton.
Miss Norma Leeming bas re-
turned to 'St. 'Catharines to re-
sume her duties as teacher after
spending the holidays with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Leeming.
CROMARTY
Christmas gatherings were held
in many homes during the week
end, some of those being Mr. and
Mrs, Frank Allen, Mr. and Mrs.
George Wallace, Air. and Mrs.
Lindsay Mcliellar, Mr. and Mrs,
Harty Norris, Mr, and Mrs. Otto
Walker, Mr. and Mrs, John
Wallace.
Among those who visited here
or away are: Mr. and Mrs. Wes-
ley Russell and Margaret Jean,
with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Russell,
Mitchell; Mr. Angus McKaig, with
his brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and _Airs. W. McRaig, Sudbury,
Mr. and .Airs. T. L. Scott and
family with lir. and ;firs. T. Gil-
lespie. Komoka.
Mr. and Mrs. Calder Mcliaig
with Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Hock-
ing. Mitchell,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Scott and
children, Mn. Grace Scott and
Mr. and Mrs, John Wallace and
Margaret Ann with Mr, and Mrs.
Frank Cadick, London,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Scott and
family and Mrs, Thos. Scott Sr.,
with Mr, and, Mrs. J. M. Scott,
staffs.
Mr's. M. Houghton with Mr. and
Mrs. J. Kemp, Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs, Andrew McLach-
lan and Air, and Mrs. K, McKel-
lar with• Mr. and Mrs. Carter
Kerslake, Staffa.
Mr. and Airs. J, Hoggarth and
Archie with Mr. and Mrs. J. Bray,
Thames Road,
Mr. Frank Stagg with Mr. and
Mn. Floyd Pridham, Russelldale.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sorsdahl
and family with Mr, and Mrs,
Harold McLeod, London.
Miss Gladys Miller, London,
with Miss Margaret Miller and
Mr. James \filler.
Misses Shirley and Wilma Har-
per. Mitchell, with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. Harper.
Mr. and Ars. W. N. Binning
and children. Mitchell. with Mr.
and Mrs. K. McKellar.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Taylor, To-
rort0. with Mr. and Mrs, Gerald
Carey.
Mr. and Mrs. John Storey. Wal-
ton. lir. Arnold Storey, Kingston.
and Miss Irene Howitt, Clinton.
with Mr. and _Airs. Ted Storey.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller and
children. and Mr, Jas. Barbour,
Saaffa. with Mr. and Airs. Will
Miller.
New Tear's visitors with Mr.
and Mrs, Darrell Parker and Mrs.
Marjorie Marian and Margo,
Staffa. Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey
Geiser, London. Mr. Carl Walker
and Miss Marjorie Sterf and Mr.
David Sterf, Monkton.
Mr. and Mrs. Carter Kerslake
and family with Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew McLachlan,
Mr. Clive McDonald and fam-
ily and Mrs. Elizabeth McDonald,
Mitchell, with Hiss Olive Speare.
We extend sympathy to Mrs.
Jas. Howe and _Alice in the sud-
den passing of Mr. Howe.
The annual meeting of the
Ladies Aid was held at the home
:of Mrs. 3. M. Scott with the pr•e-
i sident in the chair. Reports were
I given by the different secretaries
and the slate of officers elected
for 1556, as follows:
President, Mrs. M. Houghton;
1st vice, Mrs. W. Harper; 2nd
aice. Mrs. T. Laing; secretary,
Mrs. John Wallace; assistant
secretary, Mrs. 7. M. Scott.
Treasurer, Mrs. IC McKellar;
assistant treas., Mrs. T. L. Scott;
flower. committee, Airs. John
Wallace, Mrs, 3. M. ,Scott, and
Mrs, W. Harper, Work commit
tea, Mrs. C. McKaig, Mrs. Grace '
Scott Mrs. L, Sorsdahl, Mrs. T.
Laing, Mrs, W. Miller and Mrs.
W. Harper: Organist, Mrs, Will
Miller and Mrs. J. M. Scott.
Card committee, Mrs. Thos,
Scott and Mrs. Frank Allen,
SEAFORTH WOMAN
ENTERS 97TH YEAR
Mrs. Margaret Wright, i5ea-
forth, celebrated her 96th ,birth-
day on New Year's Day. 'Since
the illness and death •orf her
niece, Mrs, Margaret White,
about 15 months ago, Mn.
Wright has been a resident of
the Meaner nursing bourne. Pos-
sessing a remarkable memory
and of an affable nature, Mrs.
Wright has many friends, 'Due
ing the Second World War she
knit several hundred pairs of
socks for the Red Cross. Among
her cherished :birthday gifts is a
bottle of cologne given to her
by a special friend.
HURON COUNTY COUNCIL
1956
Ashddeld-lOeeil
Blak,e
Blyth -William Morritt
Brussels=Heribesltt 'SItraitton
'Clinton -Brinton :Stanley
1Clinton-{dep,) N. Trewartfha
Colborne -John :I{el.'naghe n
Exeter -William McKenzie
Exeter-(dep.) C. Mawhinney
Goderieh-John H. Graham
Goderioh--t(dep.) 15. C. 'Fisher
Goderich •tp.-Jahn W. !beeves
Grey -Clifford Rowland
Hay -Valentine Becker
Hay---(dep.) L. 73. Roeder
Renal]-Williain Park°
Howick-Harold Gowdy
Howick-(dep.) Arsthue Gibson
Hullett--William Jewitt
Morris -Bailie Parrott
112cgidlop- Daniel Beuermann
Seaforth-Norman 'Scoins
Stanley -Harvey Coleman
Stephen -John Morrissey
,Stephen,---,(dep.) Gordon Ratz
Tuckerslnith-Jannes Doig
Turnb erry-John D. Fischer
lUsborne-Clayton Smith
Wawanosh, East ---O. E. Taylor
Wawanosh, West -John Durnin
'Wingham-Roy Adair
Wingham-(dep.) Joseph Kerr
VARNA
Weekend visitors were Mr.
and Mrs. Don Barker of King,
Miss Anne Ostrom, Miss Marg-
garet MdClymont, Mr, Geo, Cole-
man, all of Toronto.
S.. S. No. 6 reopened on Tues-
day with the teacher, Mrs. C.
Talbot in charge.
Mrs, Ben Keys of Brucefield
visited friends here on Monday
of this week,
WALTON
DEATH OF MRS. HAMILTON
Mrs. Jos,. R. Hamilton passed
away suddenly at her loo in
Brussels on Monday, Dec, 26.
Site had enjoyed good health all
her lice up until the last Year and
a half, Her maiden name was Ida
Isabel Oakley, being a daughter
of the late Mr, and Airs. Thos,
Oakley of McKillop Twp. She was
quite active in church work. She
was married to Jos. Hamilton 50
years last June and resided in
McKillop township up until 16
years ago when they moved to
Brussels.
Although hard of hearing Mrs.
Hamilton had made many friends
and was liked by all who knew
her.
Surviving Airs. Hamilton is her
husband. two sons, Mark on the
home place, and Robinson of
London; also 7 grandchildren.
The funeral, which was large-
ly attended. was held on Thurs-
day, Dec, 29, from St, John's An-
glican Church, Brussels, Rev.
Norman Ellis officiated, assisted
by a former rector, Rev. Mr,
Kerr.
The pall bearers were Reg
Watson, Harvey McCutcheon.
Ralph Pearson, Harry Bolger,
Harvey Craig and Roy William-
son,
The flower bearers were six
grandchildren, Joyce. Joan, Pene-
lope. Barbara, Gerald and Will-
iam Hamilton, Rosemarie Bolg-
er and Olene Dundee. The floral
tributes were many and beauti-
ful. Interment took place in the
Brussels cemetery.
Among those from a distance
attending the funeral were Mr,
TLIE SEAFORTH NEWS -Thursday, January. 5, 1956
Regent Theatre
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fury and the fiery beauty who tamed them both
MON. TUES. WED,
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Ray Mllland . Grace Kelly
From Alfred Hitcleock's great novel mystery' and melodrama
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COMMODORE -- LIGHT WEIGHT
CAPTAIN - FLEECE LINL'1)
Regular $5.95 and $6.46
SALE PRICE $4;95
ILL'S SHOE STORE .
The Little Store with the "Big Values"
Seaforth
and Mrs, H. E. Brownlee, Lon-
don, Mr, Clarence Peterson, Lon-
don, Mr. and Mrs, Wm, Topping
and John, Toronto, Mrs, Hattie
Glenn, Toronto, Mrs. John Har-
ris and Mrs, George Ilolrnes, Ac
torr.
Seaforth Loses
To Sinlcoe
Stmcoe Gunners downed Sea -
forth Hurons 9-6 on Tues, night
in a scheduled OHA Junior "B"
Sig Ten Hockey 'League contest,
Defenceanan Ted Bell, of the
Hurons, was tripped midway
through the third period receiv-
ing severe injuries when he
struck the goal -poet,
'Chuck .Stuart and Sanko led
the 'Simeoe onslaught evith three
and two goals respectively.
Jack McIlwain led the Hurons
with a goal and two assists.
EGMONDVILLE
William E. Shade of Eg-,
nrondville, believes he has a
genuine Stradivarius violin, Al-
though unable to play himself
he has been told his instrument
has the right color, shape, size
and tone.
Inscribed on the inside of
the violin is `Antonius Stradi-
varius, Cremonensis 'Faciebat
Anno 1730' making the violin
225 years old.
Mr. Shade says there were
more than 200 'Stands' made
costing all the way from $25,-
000 up in price. Mr. Shade said
he has had some good offers
for this one.
The story of this violin goes
back many years to when Mr.
Shade was a lad of six years. At
that time a boarder by the name
of George Hoskin stayed at the
Shade home, Mr. Hoskin was
musically inclined and also liked
to travel. Prior to coming to the
Shade home he had toured Eur-
ope and Australia,
He is believed to have pur-
chased the violin in a pawn shop
in England, and when he left
Egmondville left the violin as
a gift to be played by members
of the family.
First Presbyterian
Church
Rev. D. Glenn Campbell
Minister
10 A.M.-Church School and
Bible Class
NEXT STJNDAY
11 a.m.-"The Result of
Prayer"
7 'p.m. -"The Forward Look"
Advise Escape Slides
For Rural Schoo ln, t,
"People just aren't interest-
ed", Fire .Chief Jack Scott told
The 'Seaford), News this week, in
regard to his campaign for safe-
ty measures in rural sohools.
"Many of .the country schools
have only one door with the
stairs inside the building. In
ease of fire the pupils wouldn't
have a dhance."
Afire in a•rural school -would
almost certainly start in the
basement, Mr. ,Scott contends,
'and would cut off escape by the
door, Windows in most cases
are covered 'with heavy steel
netting 'which would prevept es-
cape. Anyway the drop from the
windows in most eases is eight
or ten feet, Mr. Scott said.
Mr. Scott said he hoped to
seek the help of the Deps} nt
of Education to get ae
safety measures as local sehael
boards will not -do anything that
might cost a few dollars.
An escape slide would pro-
vide a quick way, of getting pup-
ils out of schools and would not
cost more than $100, he said.
These are much in use in the
States, he claims.
Two farms totalling 1288 acres,
belonging to Mrs. William Long,
'R.R. 4, Goderioh, have also been
sold. One was purchased by Mr,
and Mrs, A. Tantzen. The Tent-
zens are from 'Germany and ,are
expected to come to Canada in
the none too distant future to
take over their farm in 'Canada.
They have a family of three
The Shade family has notgirls. The other farm was pur-
heard of Mr. Hoskin sinceehased by Howard Feagam, of
World War I. Colborne Township.
SPRAYED APPLES The 200 acre farm of Hugh
For sale. Spy, Greening, Tal -Hill, tBernniller, has lbeen sold to
man Sweet, Balwin and Peewalk- K. Drost, of Drayton, Ontario.
ee, Free delivery in Seaforth, Mr. Drost is married with a fam-
Phone Clinton 613-24, Fred Mc-ily of seven girls and two boys.
Clymont, Varna • He gets possession in the spring.
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