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The Seaforth News, 1956-05-31, Page 1The Seafarth News WHOLE SERIES, VOL. 78 Seaforth, Ontario, Thursday, May 31, 1956 $1.50 a Year Authorized as Second Claws mail, Post Office Dept., Ottawa Snowdon Bros., Publishers Michael Bechely, of Seaforth, graduate of Tl. W. 0. in Honor Psychology. Band Concerts Start June 10th The Sunday eveningband con- certs 'will start on 'the second Sunday in June, in Victoria Park mit 8.30 p.m. It is planned to have assisting artists here for the opening koncert. The Sea- ctorbh Highlanders Band, under the leadership of 'Bandmaster Ernest Wetton, has 18 members and they have been working on a bunch of new music during the winter. Ted Savauge Completes Course Fred .(Ted) Savauge has suc- cessfully completed his two-year Watchmaking Course at the 'School of Horology in Toronto. He is entering into (business with his father, and will ,be in charge of the watch repair department Savauge's store. Hair Cuts Cost 75 -eon June 1st (Seaforth barbers are putting new prices into effect on Friday, J11ne '1st. All haircuts and trims will be 75c an increase of 10e. ,Children will also pay this price. St is stated this will bring prices in 'Seaforth in line with prices in surrounding towns. THOMAS FERGUSON Thomas Ferguson, 73, of Hui - lett itwp., who died in Scott (Memorial Hospital on Saturday night, was born at 'St. Marys, and came to this district when a boy of 12. 1He farmed for years hi Ttlek ersmith twp•, and then 'retired about 35 years ago, and came here to live. YIe went to make his home with his daughter, (Mrs. Elgin Nott, IR. R. 4, 'Clinton, 16 yt,1•a ago. His wife, the former Victoria IL Ferguson, 'died four years ,ago. The funeral was from the Whitney funeral home where service was 'conducted Tuesday at 2 p.m. by the Rev. D. 'Glenn 'Oampbell. Burial was in :Matt - landbank Cemetery. The (pallbearers were Oliver Anderson, 'Ro+bt. Elgie, iFrank 'Coleman, tHonvard ,Snell, Alfred Robinson, John Elliott. The flower bearers were three grandsons, •Beverly, Glen and Donald Nott, and Norman Hyde. ENGAGEMENT Mrs. lMabel ,Sutherland of Galt wishes to announce the en- gagement of her eldest ,daughter, Mary Ellen ,to Mr. Harold Wat- son, son of Mr. and Mrs. And- rew Watson, Galt. The marriage to (take place in St. Patrick's (Rectory, Galt. TO DECIDE LOCATION The sale of the iSeafortlh Lum- ber property, corner of .Goder- ich and East Wiliam Streets, has not yet been completed, according to manager IC'•.. M. Smith on Wednesday. A meeting of the firm will be held on Thursday when a new location mill be discussed. RED CROSS The June meeting of ISeaforth Red ICross will be held on Friday afternoon, June 1, at 3 p.m. in the library rooms. POULTRY CLUB Seaforth 4.1E Lion's Poultry 'Chub will ]hold its regular meet- ing at the home of Ron Eyre on Tuesday, June '5(Ih. Huge Rosary Rally At Seaforth June 8 Most Rev, John C. Cody, D.D., LL.D., Bishop Of London, is sponsoring The Family Rosary Crusade in conjunction with the marking of the 'Centennial .Cele- brations being held throughout the Diocese .of London this year. Under the 'direction of Rev. Pat- rick Peyton, IC.S:C. a series of ten Rosary Rallies will be held throughout 'bile Diocese of Lon- don. ,St. James' Parish, ,Seaforth, has been chosen as headquarters for one of these rallies, which will be ,held on Friday, June 8 at 7.30 pan. and will be host to 12 parishes in this North-West part of •the (Diocese. Father Peyton, [who, same eight years ago began :the ,Cru - sada to restore Family Prayer to •all the homes in the London Diocese, will be remembered by all who participated in the Ro- sary Crusade 'at that time and the' present one will afford an opportunity for new 'Canadians to join in the practice of the daily Family Rosary and the re- newal of :the 'Rosary pledges ta- ken by others at that time eight years ago. Non -Catholics are urged to adopt as their family prayer whatever prayers they deem suitable, participating with friends and their neighbors in this great Crusade for Peace, decline of juvenile delinquency and harmony in the family home. According to Publicity Chair- man, Leo Hagan, eomianittees are now in the process of arrange- ments and everything possible is being done to accommodate the huge throngs that will be on hand for the Rally, Friday, June 8th, at 7.30 pan. at the Seaforth Agricultural Park. Remembers When Sidewalks Removed An interesting bit of informa- tion concerned with the discus- sion on widening Goderich 'St. is told by a lifelong resident of 'Seaforth. Without taking- sides, he informed The News that the can remember when the present cement sidewalks on Goderich St. were laid. The original wooden side- walks were inside the trees on Goderich St. and were left in place until after the new walks were in 'use. The travelled por- tion of the road was narrowed by laying the cement sidewalks outside the trees and putting in a cement curb. No one could know at that. time, he said, that a ,bitter con- troversy would develop half a century later from these at- tempts to beautify the street. ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Lee McConnell of Varna, announce the engage- ment of their only daughter, Barbara Elizabeth, to ,Mr. •Clif- ford Talbot, son of Mr. and 'Mrs. 'Olifford Talbot, Bayfield, The wedding will take place on Sat- urday, June '30th at 2 p.m. in Varna United Church. McKILLOP GROUP W.M.S. Mrs. Harold Agar entertained the ladies of the McKillop Group to the May meeting. Mrs. !Helen McMillan opened the meeting with a poem. Hymn 677 was sung. The minutes of 'the April meeting were adopted as read by Esther B. Hocking. Mrs. Francis 'Coleman invited the la- dies to her home for the June meeting with Mrs. W. Drover's group in charge. Mrs. J. F.,Scott gave the treasurer's report. Mrs. D. G. Campbell received the of- fering for the bale, a quilt was also donated. Miss Belle Camp- bell spoke. Mrs. R. 12. McMillan then took over the remainder of the meeting. Mrs. Francis Cole- man read the bible reading. Prayer by Miss Jeannie Hogg. The 'study book was taken by Mrs. R.E.,'McMillan, Mrs. J. L. Bell, Mrs. R. B. Scott, iMrs. W. McClure, Mrs. T. W. McMillan, and Miss Jean Scott, The sub- ject was "What does it mean to be a member of the 'Church?" Mrs. R. E. McMillan read a short paper. (Miss Jean Scott read a letter from Miss Marie Jack. Little Linda David receiv- ed the offering. 'hymn 570 was sung followed by the Lord's Prayer in unison. The social group served e cu'p of tea. Recent Music Festival Winners at Mitchell From left to right: Anne Morris, :daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Thos. Morris, Staffa; Billy Feeney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Feeney, Dublin, and Sharon Burke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Burke, Staffs. Sharon was first in girls solo class 6-7 years, 83 Marks; Billy, second in boys solo class, 6-7 years, 81 marks. Anne, second in girls solo, 11 years and .over, 82 marks. They are pupils of Mrs:. Joseph Melady, teacher at SSS #4, Hibbert. C. Reith Heads Baseball Association The 'Seaforth Minor Baseball Asso'ci'ation was formed at a meeting last Wednesday night, witbh Clare Reith, president; John Patterson,. secretary,- and Maur- ice Brown, treasurer. Two teams were discussed, Peewees and Bantams. Ken Chessell is manager and coach of ,the Peewees. Claire Reith is manager of the Bantams, with Art 'Stacey coach. . The (biggest project before play starts will be moving the diamond at the fair ,groun'ds. 11 will be moved slightly to the north of its present location and swung ,90 degrees. This will mean setting up 'a new 'back stop. In the pest infielders have had trouble from the sun getting in their eyes and it is hoped this will (be overcome by the new angle of the playing field. The schedule for the Peewee group in the W.0.A.A. is likely to be arranged during the com- ing week. No formal practises have been held yet but the Pee- wees are getting together at the home of ;their manager for dis e+ussions one night soon. Census Enumerators For South Huron Ephraim Snell, of 'Clinton, commissioner for the 'five-year census which starts June 1st, has announced bite following enumerators for this section of South Huron riding.- - Seaforth: James T. ,Scott. Mc- Killop: Don Dennis, 'Dominic Murray, Raymond Murray, Gor- don ,Scott. Tukkersanith Joseph Devereaux, Mrs. John Broadfoot, Mrs. Roy Bell. Hullett: Mrs. Margaret Whyte, Mrs, Neville Forbes, Mrs. Wes Bradnock, Jas. Jamieson. Hibbert: Mrs. Me- Kaig, Gordon` Decking, Mrs. 'Sorsdahi, 'Martin Klinklh'ammer. Hensel : Donald McKinnon. Stan- ley: Roy Lamont, Lyle Hill, John T. MuAsh. Clinton: ldrs. Thorn - dyke, 'MIs. Morgan, Goderich; Mrs. Townshend, Mrs. Young, Mrs. Curren. Goderich Tp.: Mrs. (Fred Vodden, Douglas ,Stirling, Maitland Driver. Hay: James McAllister, Gordon ,Surerus, Mil- ford Sehilbe, Robert Horner, Bruce Klopp. 'Usborne: Ed West- cott, Mrs. Jean Hodgert, Mrs. Mabel Johns. Two supervisors are assisting 74'. +Snell: Dennis Bedard, in the south, and Wm. Elston in, the north. School Holiday Next Monday Alf school pupils in Huron County will have a holiday next Monday, June 4th, commemor- ating the opening of the new court house at Goderich. The holiday was declared on Tuesday by Premier Leslie Frost at the official opening. (High school pupils also re- ceive the holiday. This was son - ,firmed from Toronto on Wed- nesday, Among others taking part were Hon. Kelso ,Roberts, attor- ney general, and Chief Justice J. C. Mclbuer. HOCKEY BINGO May 24--526; May 25-G49; May 26-N37; May 128-'I18; May 29-N34; May 30-N32. Previous numbers: 069; B8; 124; N36; 075; B2. 065; N45; 117; 066; 125; 073; 037; B10; G58; 2N/83; 063; G47; I20; 1B13; G59; B14; 067; I30; B6; I19; 068; IB9; 1I5,3; 062; 127; N31; 116; N42; B3; 072; B4; N41; 121; N44; B12;1311; 151.5; 074; 070; 129; N35; G46. PREPARE FOR 12th Plans are progressing for the celebration of the twelfth of July at Seaforth. At least 35 and possibly 40 lodges from Hu- ron and Perth will be here. Ten- tative arrangements are for the speaking to be held in Victoria Park, but this may be dhanged if more space is needed. In the evening a dance will be held in tbhe community center with the Ranch Boys in attend- ance. The committee is . com- prised of members of Seaforth and Winthrop lodges and Ole ar- ranging for a special speaker from the Grand Lodge to be here that day. RILEY FORREST The United Church manse at Varna was the setting for the wedding of Anna 'Grace Forrest and 'Ross Ronald Riley. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Forrest, R. R. 1, Zur- ich, are parents of the bride, and. the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert [Riley, Cromarty. The Rev. T. J. Pitt officiated. The bride wore a street -length dress of ,white 'bro'caded taffeta with snatching headdress 'and carried American Beauty roses. Miss Jean Triebner; Kippen, as bridesmaid was gowned in pastel pink brooaded taffeta and wore a corsage of baby'blue 'hums. (Robert Talbot, Bayfield, was groomsman. Receiving guests the 'bride's - mother wore a two-piece navy and white ensemble with a red carnation corsage. The groom's mother chose a teal blue ,dress and a coarsage of red carnations. For travelling to Niagara Falls and the United .States the bride donned a blue shantung dress, shortie coat and [white aiecessor-- hes. ion'their return the 'couple 'Will reside rear Cromarty. St. Columban Penny Sale Winners On Tuesday evening the St. 'Coluenban penny sale drawing was held in the pariah hall, re- sulting as follows: Pyrex plate and silver holder, Mrs. Earl Healy ; Bath towel set, Kenneth Papple, Seaforth; Ornament, Mrs. John Flannery, Dublin; Socks, -Mrs. Angus Kennedy;. Pillow cases, Mrs. M. West, Seaforth; Flanelette. blankets, Mrs. Frank Sills Sr.' Seaforth; Water set,. Mildred Ryan ; Thetmos jug, Mrs. Mich- ael Doyle, Staffa; Ash tray, Mildred Ryan; 'Child's suit, Mrs. J. H. Dorsey, Seaforth ; Card table, Mrs. Mario Mel- ady; Pillow oases, Joe Flanagan Tr, Chocolates, Kaye Stapleton • Pillow eas- es,. Mrs. Vincent Lane; Cold -Pack can - nor, Jimmy Cronin Bedroom lafdps, Mrs. Lillian Wright, Seaforih ; Pillow cases, Mrs. Roy Rau, Seaforth ; Bath towels, Art Wright, grocer, Seaforth • Book ends, Cecelia Krauskopf ; Esmond blanket, Mrs. Betty 'Felker, Centralia; Sugar and flour, Mrs: Sarah McIver,' Seaforth Men's work shirt, Eddie Row- land; Refrigerator and oven set, 'Mrs. Alex McMichael, Clinton; Girl's dress, Ted Doyle ; Centre piece, Gordon Ken- nedy, Stratford; Pair of vases, Dorothy Dalton; Flanelette blankets, Mrs. Mae Dorrance, Seaforih; Towell and child's overalls, Mrs. Ross Gordon, Seaforth; Necklace and earrings, Mrs. Bill Little, Seaforth ; pillow cases, Monica Roach; Duffle bag, Miss Jessie Lynch; Case o£ Peas and corn, Jack Murray, Toronto Towel set, Mrs. Joseph Lane ; Cardwol blanket, Mrs. Frank Murray, Walton; Magazine reek, Mrs.. Harry Nesbitt, Seaforth; T.V. lamp, Mrs Frank La- mont, Seaforth; Wall plaques, Mrs, Per- gus Feeney ; Pillow eases, Mrs. Lawr- ence Jacklin, Brussels; Ovenware, Mrs. Westcott, Seaforth; Men's shaving ease, ISen Lane, Toronto ; B. B. Gun, Joe Twy- ford, Seaforth ; Pyrex pie plate, Mrs. Maurice Melody 10 lbs sugar, Mrs. Prank Sills, Sr., Seaforth ; Ash trays, John L. Malone;. Vases; Mrs. Fergus Horan ; Lazy Susan, 0. Weston ;. Cigar- ettes, Kenneth Murray, Walton ; Gar- bage can, Joe Murphy ; Blouse, Mrs. Al- ex Muir, Seaforth Pillow cases, Mrs. Sheila King; Seaforth; cake turner, Jackie Dalton Ornamental vase, Mrs, Frank Doyle, Toronto; Towels, Mrs. Thos. Hodgert, Seaforth ; Towel, Mrs Mac Chesney, Seaforth; Groceries, Mrs. Jos. Cmpentet•; Bath set, Mrs. Beth Hodgert, Seaforth; Pie plate, Mrs. Jun- ior Storey. Seaforth ; Embroidered pil- low cases, Mrs. Beth Hodgen, Seaforth ; Salt and pepper shakers, Mrs. Raymond Nott, Egmondvflle; Dress, Betty Lou Pethiok Towels, Mrs. Ross Savauge; The president and executive of the 'C.W.L. wish to extend sincere appreciattion to all who made this penny s'a1e possible, to those who ,donated the art- icles, to Mr. R. S. Box for use of his display window, and to all who patronized the sale both in •Seaforth and 'St. IC'olumban. Accepts Call To Soo Pastorate Rev. W. E. arld 'Mrs. Milroy are ,accepting a call° to the Sault Suiburb'an Pastoral Charge at 'Sault ,Ste. Marie. Rev, Mr. Mil- roy bas been 'minister at Eg- mondville United Church for the past three years. WALLACE-DENN I S First Presbyterian Church, Seaforth ,was the scene of the wedding of Ida ;Buelah Dennis to M. Robert James Wallace on Saturday afternoon, 'M'ay 26th, The bride is the youngest daugh- ter of Mr. ,and Mrs. 'Stanley Den- nis, H'owick Township, and the groom is the only son of Mrs. Edythe Wallace, Toronto, form- erly of Seaforth, and the late Russel rRobellt Wallace, Emend - villa. (Rev. D. Glenn ,Campbell offi- ciated .at the double -ring sere- nnony, and traditional wedding music was played by Mrs. James A, (Stewart. Mrs. Ross 'Hamilton was soloist,_ singing "0 Perfect Love" and "T ih r o u The Years". Escorted by her father, the bride wore a waltz -length gown of :chantilly lace, nylon net over skinner's satin, made with a fitted bodice, lace jacket, ,and a full -sweep raffled skirt. &fatch- ing headdress of nylon net and finger-tip veil, 'and an informal bouquet of red roses and white mums completed her ensemble. (Miss Audrey Mahood, Howick, was maid of honor, and brides- maids were Mrs. Roy Burchill, Wingtham, sister of the bride, ,and Miss Blanche Bache, of Eg- mondyille• Joan Burchill, niece of (the bride was flower ,girl. The senior attendants wore gowns of nylon net over satin in shades of yellow, shrimp, and blue, and carried informal 'bouquets' of pink, yellow, and bronze mums. The flower girl was gowned in yellow nylon and. carried a nose- gay. Mr. John Grummett, Sea- 11orth, was 'best man and ushers were Mr. ,Gerald .Blake, 'Clinton, and Mr. Jack Maize, of Dungan- non. IA reception was held in the parlor of the nlnu:ch. The bride's mother chose a blue •dress with white ,accessories and a corsage of pink ,morns. The another of the groom. wore a medium blue 'dress and (white accessories with a corsage of white mums. For a wedding trip to Gatlin- burg and Nashville, Tennessee, the 'bride chose a blue ,fitted suit with pink 'accessories end a corsage of red ,Better Times Roses. After the trip the couple will reside in Seaforth. FRIENDLY SQUIRREL A young black squirrel "ad- opted" Thomas (Broome last Thursday at Seaforth District High 'School, 'The three-nnonth- old little fellow spent the after- noon on a desk and sat up eat- ing peanuts fed to hiin by the pupils. At four o'clock it sat on Tom's shoulder when he rode home on Ibis bicycle. It has be- come very tame,, 'climb'ing into ,his pockets or it may be seen peering out at the open collar of ITom's shisit. "He's just nuts •albout pea - Mita" Toni says, "and it's cost- ing ane a;l Lot of,money to keep him - supplied." Big, Single, Smooth Head Shaves closer, cleaner than any other method, wet or dry. Rich ivory plastic Shavemaster in luxurious gift case -with gold electroplated fittings and trim. Genuine leather case has beautiful yelduroi interior, white satin top lining. 5 YEAR FREE SERVICE GUARANTEE on Shavemaster's exclusive powerful REAL motor, PRICE Model W, in Zipper Case 30.75 DeLuxe Model WL, with gold electroplate fittings and trim •(illustrated) - Remington 60 DeLuxe Remington Auto -Home New Schick "25" Packard ALLOWANCE for your old electric razor 8.50 22.25 YOU PAY 32.50 8.50 24.00 Other Razors And Allowances 31.95 Phiilishave Ronson For FATHER'S DAY, June 17th Buy a brand new razor for DAD - pay the price less the allowance -- and turn in his old electric razor on June lath Jewellery - Gifts Fine China ,,,,,111„11111.1111,,,,,1111,11,11111„11,,,,111111,1,111/1111111,1„11,111111111111111111,,,11111111,1111111„1„111111,„11,,, t llllllllll 1111111,,,t„llal„1,11111111111111,1,,,, 11„11,11111111, - BARBARA KIRKMAN 33.95 21.95 26.95 27.95 21.95 8.50 23.45 8.50 25.45 7.50 24.45 8.50 18.45 _ 7.50 20.45 7.50 14.45 SAV UGE'S The Barbara Kirkman Auxil- iary of First Presbyterian Church held their May meeting on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Keith Sharpe presided and opened the meeting iby reading a poem "The Way We Go" followed by the hymn, "God Will -I Bless All Times", Mrs. Sharpe then led in prayer. The minutes were read and colleotion taken up by Mrs. Elmer Rivers. The June meeting is to be in charge of Home Help- ers. Miss Norma Jeffery gave ,the treasurer's report. The aneet- ing nuns turned over to Mrs. Dale Nixon, 'and the hymn "Look for ,the 'Sphere of Endless Days" was sung. (Mrs. Wallace Ross read the Glad Tidings Prayer. Elizabeth 'Haibkirk, Alice Ann Nixon and 'Gene Nixon sang a trio, "0 Taste and See", which was much enjoyed. The scrip- ture, Psalm 96 was read by Mrs. Dalliance, Mrs. J. Broome gave the current events. Mrs. Orland Johnston, who at- tended the Synodical at Thorold gave an excellent report on the meetings, the theme for this year was "None is the accepted (time". Mrs. Reg. Kerslake thanked Mrs. Johnston. TOZER-CALDWELL A charming ,Spring wedding was solemnized at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Cald- well, Kippen, ,Saturday, May 26 at 3 pan., when their daughter, Jean 'Elizabeth, became the bride of Harry William Tozer, of .Lon- don, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Tozer, of Dorchester. Rev. N. McLeod, minister of St. An'd- rew's United Church, Kippen, perfohuned the double ring cere- mony under an arch of blossoms and spring flowers. The bride, given in marriage by her father wore 0 ballerina length gown of white Chantilly lace over taffeta with accessories in white. A .cor- onet of orange bl'ossoans held her shculder-length veil of French illusion .and she carried red ros- es and pink and white Stephan- otis. Mrs. Marie Muir, of Sea - forth, was bridesmaid, and chose a gown of blue nylon, ballerina - length, with which She wore a white hat and accessories in white and carried a 'bouquet of yellow roses, and pink and white Stephanotis. George Tozer of London attended the groom. The reception for 50 guests was held at the home of the bride's parents, Kippen, Ont. For receiving, the bride's moth- er wore a dress of dusty rose lace over taffeta, with accessor- ies in white. The groom's mother chose navy sheer over taffeta, with navy 'accessories, both wore corsages of white monis. A three 'tier wedding 'cake center- ed the bridal table, pink and white 'color schemes completing the 'decorations. Serving- were Mrs. Wilmer Adkins, :Mrs. Keith (McLean, .Mrs. (Clarence Ruston, and Miss Gladys Chapman. For a tvedcling trip to Mon- treal and points east the ;bride clonned•a green and white glazed cotton dress, over which was worn a green coat, her accessor- ies were in white and she wore a corsage of gardenias. Guests were present from Toronto, Lon- don, Dorchester, Hensel, Kip - pen, ,Seafoaitlh,'Clinton ,and Crom- arty. The young couple will re-. side in London. EGMONDVILLE Visitors ,witlh i/1r. and Mas. Am- drerw Houston were Mr, 'Roust- on's daughter, Mrs. Lionel Ray and family of Trenton, Mrs. Houston's aunt, Miss Alice Hack - nen of Exeter, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cole of Exeter, and Mr. end Mrs. Les Bell of Detroit. Mrs. Lorne Finlayson of Cromarty was a recent visitor with MVlrs. Jas. Finlayson. Mr. and Mrs. Don 'McKenzie -and family of •Cranbrook were Monday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh (McLachlan. The Eghnondville W!M:S. and W. A. ladies attended the Spring Thankoffering ,at Varna United Church on Tuesday evening and enjoyed an address given by Mrs. (Rev.) IS. 'Davidson of Brucefield. DUBLIN A (Mission is 'being conducted thih week in.St. Patrick's •Ohurc'h at Dublin by Rev. Father Foley, C.S.S.R. and Rev, Father Mc- Dowell, C.IS.S.R., London. Large congregations attend the morn- ing and evening services. ,Mr. and Mrs, Harry L Dinge- man, Detroit, with Mrs. David ,McConnell, who returned with them 'after a three week's visit Mr. and Mrs. Philips, Lon- don, with Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Nagle. Mr, and 'Mrs. Harald 'Snuck, Kitchener, with ;Mrs. Loretta Melynea,ux. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Friend accompanied iMr. and Mrs. H. Pugh to Clairmont for the week end. Mr. and Mrs, Martin L. Brick, (Detroit, spent the weekend with Mrs. Kathleen Feeney, ,who re- cently returned from Toronto. IMrs. Loretta Molyneaux spent two weeks in Kitchener. 'Miss Loraine Looby, R. N. spent week in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Feen- ey, Louis Feeney, Miss Anne Roach, Mr. and Mrs. Dan 0' - Rourke, :Mrs. Mary E. O',Rourke and son Frank, Mr. and Mrs. Michael ']Murray attended the First Solemn High Mass and Re- ception 'of Rev. Harvey E. 'Roach at Hamilton onSunday. •Mr. and Mrs. ,Stewart fn Ches- ley for the weekend. Mrs. Dan Costello and Patri- cia in London with Mrs. Peder Grosdh. Mr. .Goetler, London, with Mr. and Mrs. George 'Goetler. Rev. Father Joseph Feeney of :London, and Gordon 'Costello of Kingston with Mr. and Mrs. Dan 'Costello. liltlr. and ,Mrs. Erie Collins and two 'daughters have left Dublin to reside at Brussels. CROMARTY :Mr. and !Mrs. Harry ,Norris ac- companied by Mr, and Mrs. Ro- bert Hubert, Stratford, visited on Sunday ,with Mr. and Mss. Hugh Flynn, Londesboro. Mr. ,and Mrs. Nefl Lamont of London, and.'Mrs. Allan McLean of Filnnore, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd 'Sore doll. A group of ,the YPS members enjoyed a Weiner roast on Fri- day night. Mr. ,and Mrs. H. R..Ciuvie and Linda, London, and Mrs, J, Cur- rie and daughter, Jill, of Winni- peg, were Sunday ,visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker, Miss Alice Howe and a friend Miss IMaN,aughton, .Stratford, spent the weekend with 'Mrs, Jas. Howe. Mr. and (MIs. Donald Scott and family visited en (Sunday' with Mr. and Mm;J: Baechler at Zurich(. Mr, and Mrs. Bert Enman, of Winnipeg, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Calder M-cKaig. The Sacrament of the Lord's :Supper was observed at 'the Sun- day morning service with a good attendance. At the prepar- atory service on Friday evening 17 young people were received into the membership of the Church, 11 by profession of their faith and 6 by certificate from other Churches. 'biro. Mae Lamond is a patient in Stratford Hospital having un- dergone on operation. Miss Ina Grace Scott is a pa- tient in :Seaforth Hospital hav- ing• suffered an injury to her leg. CONSTANCE - 1VIr, and ,Mrs. Levi Rands of Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Adams of Seaforth called on (Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim. Clarke and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Arm- strong one evening last week. ,Reeve and Mrs. William Jew- itt and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dale attended the luncheon and re- ception in honor of Premier Frost and the opening of the Court 'House in Goderich on Tuesday. The W. A. of Constance Unit- ed 'Church will .hold a penny sale at ,the home of 'Mrs. Wm. Jewitt on June -6, alt 8 o'clock. The la- dies are asked to make this a worthwhile project. Mr. and Mrs. Carter .of ,God- erich and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bloomfield and .family of Port Hope visited with. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood 'Clarke on Sunday. Mrs. IBloo,mfield, Paul and Bryan re- mained for a longer visit, Miss Grace Riley has accepted a teaching position in Toronto. Mac Southgate Asst. Manager of W.C.B. The appointment of R. Mac- Leod Southgate, as assistant district representative of the Workmen's Compensation Board was :announced this week for the Kitchener -Waterloo district of- fice which will start operating in October. Mr. Southgate will ,move short- ly with his family to Kitchener. "Mac" Southgate, a former resident of Kitchener, was born, raised and educated in ,Seaforth. Having been a member of ,the Board's audit department ;for the past 10 years, Mr. South- gate 'spent ,much time conducting firm audits in the Kitelhener area. Married, with two ,children, woodworking and showinghols- es are his hobbies. He is •a vet- eran of .the 'Canadian Army.