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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1954-07-01, Page 1.e Seaforth News WHOLE SERIES, VOL. 76 SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURBDAY, JULY 1, 1954 DL.Oo a Year Snowdon Rm., rubashers Authorized ',s SecondNass mail, Pop* Ofriue Dept., Ottawa MEN'S DOUBLE'S HAS LARGE ENTRY A Men's Double Tournament was held evening of Monday, June 28, winners were: 1st, C. McManus, P. ..Bisset, Goder- ich, 3w plus 23. ' 2nd, Steve Price, Earl Allison, 'Goderich, 3w plus 18. .3rd, Jim Hoggarth, Gordon Dew, Forest, 3w plus 10. 4th, Harold Vodden, Bert Gray, Blyth, 8w plus 8. 6th, Thos, Kycld, H. E. Ross, Strat- ford,• 2w plus 17. Other doubles were skipped by Geo. Hildebrand, Bev. Christie, Al Close, Iiarold Free, Norm MacLean, Bill Duncan, Dr. Brady, Gord. Muir, Walker Hart all of Seaforth; Stan MacLean, Goderich; Geo. hart, At wood; W. Nichol, Stratford; Frank E. Mason, Stratford; W. Ryckman, Exeter; (fen Hockey, Exeter; W. Mc- Kenzie, Mitchell; Wes Nott, Clinton; Jack .Sutter; Clinton; Hugh Hawkins, Clinton. Seaforth Bowling Club draw for House of Stone made -to -measure suit was won by Dr. J. 0, MacLennan. The draw was made by Tom Pritch- ard, Goderich, following the tourna- ment. JEAN MILLS RECEIVES HER MASTER'S DEGREE At the Spring Convocation at Mount Holyoke 'College, Springfield, Massachusetts, the degree of Master of Arts was conferred. on Miss Jean Mills, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Earl -Mills, of 'McTfillop. Miss Mills is a graduate of Sea - forth District High School, and an honor graduate in Science at Univer- sity of Western Ontario, At present she is on a motor trip to Vancouver, B.C., where she will spend the summer. ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs, Orval McClinchey wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Donna Joyce, to Her- bert E. Klopp, son of Mr. and Mrs. —.a -Bertram Klopp, Zurich. The wedding to take place July 10, at 3.30 p.m. in St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Zur- ich, Ont. SPORT SHORTS 'Bantam and Pee -Wee baseball got off to a slow start during the week. On Friday night the opening game here between Dashwood and Seaforth Bantams was called off in the third inning because of rain. The score was 1-1. .A. scheduled Pee -Wee game . on Monday night failed to take place when the visiting Clinton nine did not come. The reason: the equipment was being used by another Clinton team with higher priority.. That is what we were told, anyway. Mr. Adam Ast is coaching both the Pee wees and Bantams this year. Bantam players who have been prac- ticing include, with last Friday's po- sitions: Ron Mason, ss; Ron Scoins, ---31); Bruce McFadden, cf; Don Mc- Clinchey, p; Keith Dellow, Keith Pethick, ib; Howard James, lf; Ken King, rf; Ken Thompson, c; Jack Baker, Craig Willis. On Tuesday night the Seaforth Bantams were defeated by the St. Marys Bantams in St. Marys by a score of 14-10. FOOTBALL Winthrop defeated Holstein 3-0 at Winthrop on Monday night. EGMONDVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Richard Robinson of !Goshen Line, Stanley, -were pleasant- ly surprised last Thursday evening when members of their family and. friends gathered at their home to honor them on the occasion of their 40th wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson were married on June 24, 1914 at the home of the bride's parents, the late Mr. and Mrs. John Emmerson at McGregor, Manitoba, by Rev. W. Johns. They have a fam- ily of one daughter (Norene) Mrs. Elmer Hayter, Stanley, and two sons, William of Collingwood, and John of Stanley; they also have seven grand- children. About 45 gathered for the occasion and many gifts and 'mes- sages of congratulation were receiv- ed. A dainty lunch was served and the wish expressed that the bride and groom of 40 years may enjoy many more years of health and happiness. Rev. and Mrs. W. E. Milroy and family visited on Saturday with rela- tives at Galt. Mr. and Mrs. Warden Haney visit- ed recently. with Mr. and Mrs. Al- bert Clark of Muirkirk. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Houston •of Kitchener spent Sunilaye with Mr. Andrew Houston. • . SUCCESSFUL TEA d St, Thomas' Ladies Guild held a Tea at the home of Mrs. A. Bethune, Spading St. $65 was realized for the Memorial Window Fulicl, JOINT SERVICES Joint Services of Northside United and First Presbyterian in First Church during July, 10 a.m., Church School 11 a,m„ Sermon Theme, The Hem of Eternity." Minister, Rev. John W. Stinson. Egmonciville United Church Rev. W. E. Milroy, Minister 10 a.m., Church School and Adult Glass. 11 a.m,, Holy Communion. Commencing next Monday: Vaca- tion School each morning from 9 to 12 in Egmondville Church, All child- ren of the neighborhood from 5 year;; of age and up are invited to attend. SEAFORTH DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL REPORT The following are the results of the final examinations at Seaforth District high School. The names of all students who have been promoted are included in this list. individual subjects failed are shown after the students' names. . GRADE IX Betty Alcock, Janet Beuerreann, Merle Cooper (Eng. Comp. Geog,) Suzanne Dick (Math., Science), Aud- rey Godkin (Eng, Lit,, Geog,), Eliza- beth Ilabkirk (Geog.), Penny Janes, Joy Jantzi, Dorothy Keys, Marian Mellwain, Josephine Morris, Margar- et Rose Mulray, Beatrice Siemon, Joan Talbot, Annette Townsend (Home Ec), Mary Broadfoot, Mar- jorie Charters, Ruth 'Crozier, Laurel (Dale, Therese Etue (Geo. Hist), Bet- ty Lane (Math.), Phyllis Lostell, Joy Montgomery, Mary ,Anne Reynolds (Math.), Nora Reynolds, Marilyn Ri- ley, Marlene Ross, Anne Sinclair (Geo.), Marilyn Taylor, Kenneth Coulson, James Crieh ,(French), Ken- neth Ducharme, Lawrence Eyre (Eng. Lit., French), Charles Green (Eng. Lit., Hist.), John Jacobi, Chas. McGregor, Peter Maloney (Eng. Comp., Math.), Ronald McClure (Eng Comp. Eng. Lit.,), Jeannine Bedard (Geog.), Rosemarie Bolger (French), Faye Engel, Ruth Anne Ennis, Bar- bara Evans (Geog), Lois Fox, Aud- rey Hackwell, Wilhelmina Heyink, Isabel Lyddiatt, Marjorie McEwing, Jenny Morue, Faye Ross, Joan Short - reed (Home Ec.), Solange can den Berge, Lou Barry (shop), Franklin Bryans, John Jewitt, 'Glendon Kerr, William Norris, Keith Pethick, Doug- las Riley (French), James Scott (Geog.), Robert Snell (Eng. Comp., Math.), Clem Steffler, Laurence Taylor, James Love (Geog. Hist.). GRADE X .Loretta Brodhagen, Ruth Brown, Helen Connolly (French), Frances Cook (Math,), Mary Dennis, Erma Drager, Marlyn.Eyre (Geog. Math.), Claire Hackwell, June Jacklin (Eng. Lit.), Doris Johnston, Elizabeth Mc- Ewing, Lois McLellan, Joyce Miller, Marjorie Pethick, Marie Pullman, Mary Lou Roe, Elizabeth Townsend, Marilyn McPhee (Math., Home Ea.), Bruce Coleman, Floyd Dale, Charles Dungey (Math.) John Etue, Robert Kerr, Robert McCowan, Jack McIl wain (Geog.) Vincent Nolan (Math. French), Gordon Pullman, William Walters, Ronald Williams (Commer- cial), Marlene Austin, Barbara Boyd, Alice •Christie, Isabel Engel, Dorothy Enzensberger, Margo Etue, Jean Hart, Marion Hemingway, Beryl Mc- Farlane, Elizabeth McGavin, Mary Lou McLellan, Anne Marie McMillan (Math.), Yvonne McTaggart, Patricia Nolan (Latin), Sally Nott, Jean Scott, Grace Siemon, Ruth Sills, Eliz- abeth Simpson, June Smith, Margar- et Stuart, Ruth Teall (Latin), Yvette van Poucke, Verde Watson, Connie Wright (Math., Latin), Shirley Brown, Larry Berger (French), Neil Broadfoot (Latin), Donald Dearing, Ronald Minis, Donlyn Hemingway, Herbert Kirkby, Bruce McFadden, Robert McGonigle, Ronald Mason, Jack Melady, Laird Norris, Charles Price (Math., Latin), William Robert- on, Ronald Scoins, Luke Sutherland (Eng. Lit. Latin), Kenneth Thomp- son, Victor Uhler (French). GRADE XI Shirley Bedard (Science), Elizabeth Campbell (Hist.), Lois Charters (Eng. Comp.), Marion Dick, Beverly. Evans, Margaret Hemberger (Typing), Joyce Jewitt (Math.), Helen Mcllwain, Pa- tricia Munroe (French), Lois Roe, June Ross (Math.) Joan Somerville (Hist. Math.), Joyce Wilson, Jack Crozier (French), Donald Dodds, Wil- liam Flannagan, Wayne McMichael, Ross Millson, Hazel Bannerman (Hist., Math.), Joanne Beuermann, Arlene Diegel, Rose Marie Ducharme, Betty Goudie, June Hackwell, Anne Haugh (Hist., Math:), Sheila McFad- den, Helen McGonigle, Janet Mc- Gregor,. Maja Roobal, Rose Siemon, Lois Anne Somerville, Dora Ann Stinson, David Adams, Hugh •Gor- will, Ronald Johnston (Math.), Leon Murray, William Scott, Patrick Sloan, Peter Spittal, Joseph Williams (Math.). GRADE XII • .Margaret Achilles, Elizabeth Axt- mann, Olive Bannerman (Math., Scienge), Elizabeth Blue Clara Bu- chanan, Mona Clarke, Elaine Dale, Muriel Dale, Olene Dundas, Elaine Etue, Ruth Hemingway, Marie Hunt, Helen Knight (Latin), Lena Miller (Home Ec.), Barbara Patterson, Donna Riehl, Nancy Spittal, Anne Steffler, 14lary Whyte, William Al- cock, James Axtmann, ,Wayne Ellis (Science, Bookkeeping), Raymond Henderson, Robert Juby, Gordon Kennedy, Douglas Kirkby (Latin), Murray'Kirkby, George Love (Math. Science), Neil McGavin, James Mc- Intosh, Donald McMillan (Science), Floyd McPhee, Ronald Muir (French) Joseph Murray, James Perri°, Ray- mond Powell, Scott Powell, Malcolm Sholdice, Ronald Srnith. • CROP REPORT Intermittent rains during the week followed by a very heavy rain Friday night has made for very poor haying weather and three or four days dry weather will be needed before hay- ing commences again. All Spring seeded crops are making wonderful growth and there 'will be increased yields of hay due to the exeelient growing conditions of the past two weeks. Pastures are at their best and livestock are in good condition. ST. JAMES' SEPARATE P SCHOOL RESULTS Names in alphabetical order. GRADE 8 to GRADE, 9' Rose Etue, Mary Elicit Sutherland. GRADE 7 to GRADE, 8 Ronald Brady, William deJoug. An- nie Lansink, Tin! Lansink, Donald Morris, William van de Hengel; Jos- eph, Ran, Marie Rowland;' Authony VanLocn. GRADE 1 to GRADE 7 Antonette van de Henget; Patrick Kenny, Michael Malone, Lois Maloney, Donald Sirot, • GRADE 5 to GRADE 6 Jack Bedard, Frank Bushie, Sandra Reside, Cathy Eekert, Carol Ann Flan- nery, Henale Lansink, Margaret Mal- oney, Donald Matthews, Margaret Ann Rau, Pamela Stapleton, • GRADE h to GRADE 5 Kenneth Bedard, Bobby Burns, Lar- ry Burns, Louis Devereaux, Connie Eckert, Margaret Ann Kenny, Doris King, 1-Ielen Nigh, Yvonne Quinn, Jean Reynolds, Margaret Ann Stapleton, Karen Sutherland, Ellie Van der ion, Reiny Van Loon; Ann Van den Hen - gel. GRADE 3 to GRADE 4 Marie Bannon, Carol Burns, Mary Elizabeth 'Flannery, Benny Lansink, Gond. Maloney, Paul Matthews, Bev- erly Phillips, .Tommy Philips, Paul Rau, Jimmie Sills, • GRADE 2 to GRADE 3 Stela Bashie, Kenny Burns, Kenny Devereaux, Elaine Eckert, Margaret Flannery, Richard Fortune, Carole Fredette, Francis Hagan,-- Francis Kelm, Michael Kelm, Herman Lansink, Joanne Malone, Betty Nigh, Michael Phillips, Bobby Reynolds, Rosemary Rau, Wayne Rau, Peter Stiles, Henry Verbakel, Willie Verbakel, Gerald van de Hengel, Wilhelmina Van Loon, Da- vid Walsh. GRADE 1 to GRAD], 2 Anne Sills, Bernard Hotham, Donnie Murray, Theresa Bannon, Bernadette Aubin, Gordon Pringle, Bobbie John- son, Paul Nigh, Anne McConnell, Joyce Kohn, Catherine Philips, Joan Bann- on, Rosemary Lansink, Gayle Nichol- son, Paul Pringle, Shirley Sirot, Mary Maloney, Dannie Walsh, Gregory Rau, Maria Travaglione. A. W. SILLERY HEADS SEAFORTH LIONS CLUB At the last meeting of the Sea - forth Lions Club before the summer recess, held Monday night in St. Thomas' Anglican Church parish hall, election and installation of a new slate of officers were held. H. G. Meir, Seaforth, internation- al councilor, assisted by H. E, Smith, installed. A. W. Sillery ,be- comes the new president, replacing Dr. J. 0..Turnbull. Vice presidents are M. E. Clarke, Robert S. McKer- cher and Scott Cluff. The secretary will be James A. Murray and Wm. Hart will be treasurer. J. R. Spit- tal will be lion tamer and E. P. Chesney, tail twister. ' The directors are, for a two-year term, Elmer Larone and Carmon Roweliffe. John Modeland will re- main as a director for one more year and John E. Longstaff was named for one year, replacing R. S. McKercher, Roll call was answered by naming the number of books of tickets sold on the draws for the annual summer carnival to be held in the Lions Park, July 14, 15 and 16. Draws will be held on each of the three nights and a fireworks display will feature the concluding evening. Three bands will. be in attendance and a variety of en- tertainment will be on each evening's program. Elmer Larone reported on the sale of draw tickets; Ross Hamil- ton on the entertainment and E. P. Chesney on the games. J. Murray re- ported that merry-go-round. and fer- ris wheel would be on the grounds as amusement for the children. Dr. Turnbull thanked all members for their co-operation throughout the year. REBEKAHS MEET July 9th was set as the date for the joint picnic of the members and families of Edelweiss Rebekah Lodge and of Fidelity LO.O.F. Lodge, to be held at 6 p.m. at the Lions Park, Sea - forth. Mrs. Scott Habkirk, Mrs. Ed, Andrews, Mrs. Keith Sharpe and Mrs. Wm, Wilbee will be a connnittee in charge of a program of sports. Members are asked to bring a picnic lunch and dishes sufficient for their own familly. The telephone captains are asked to inform all members. The social committee for July, August, September and October, named by Mrs, Leslie McClure, noble grand, is Mrs. Alex Boyes, Mrs. Andrew Moore, Mrs. Janet Baker, Mrs. Ab Harrison, Mrs, Wm. Wilbee, Mrs, Al- len Campbell and Mrs. Eph, Haase. The first night of nominations was held. A donation was made to the newly formed St, Mary's Rebekah Lodge. Mrs. Roy McGonigle and Miss Mae Smith, representative and schol- ar to the recent Assembly gave splen- did reports and Mrs. Ila Dorrance thanked the lodge for the honor be- stowed on her, electing her to receive the Decoration of Chivalry, The past noble grands were informed that the district inaugural meeting would be held in Seaforth this Wednesday evening at which time Mks, Chester. Henderson will be installed as dis- trict deputy president of District 23. PROMOTIONS AT SEAFORTH PUBLIC SCHOOL Tho following pupils have Nen promoted from Kindergarten to Grade I.: • Morning Class—Allison, Jean, Bo- shart, Billy; Brady, Bruce Carter, Leslie; Carter, Sue; Dinernoie Shir- ley; Dickenson, Janet, Dobson, Chris- tie; Edlei', Gayle; Elliott, Marie; Iiabkirk Brian; Harris, Linda; Kling, Peter; Lamont, Sanely; Lem- on, Jackie; Longstaff, Barbara; Mat - diesel', Faye; MaCabe, Ellen: Mont- gomery, Jimmy; Nichols, Gail; Nor- man, Cheryl; Oke, Elaine; Reeves, George; Rivers, Ann; Snow, John; Turnbull, Janet; Wilbee, Peter; Woodcock, Judy; VanRooijen, Johan. Afternoon Class—Albrecht, Laur- ie, Baldwin, Philip; Beattie, Janet; Broome, Brian; Felkar, Bobby; Gor will, Ruth; Gray, Gary; Holland, John; MacLean, Mui'do; Mcllwain, Larry; Muegge, Judy; Muir, Cheryl; Moore, Wendy; Pearcey, Donna; Philips, Jimmy; Powell, Pamela; Pryee, Elaine; Salisbury, Diane; Spittal, Paul; Stewart, Bryan; Sills, Darlene; Smale, Donna, Watson, Bobby; Wood, Tommy. PROM GRADE 1 to GRADE 2 Honours: Boshart, Paul; Brady, Robbie; Elliott, Barbara; Elliott, Brenda; McLean, Susan; MacDonald, Bob; Ross, Brenda; Smith, Joyce. ' Pass standing: Beattie, Paul; Bis - back, Jimmie; Beacom Sharon; Butt, Brenda; Campbell, Kerry; Elliott, Helen; Free, Dianne: Hemberger, Marion; Hildebrand, Ronald; Jes- some, Bernie' Kelland, Joyce; Kruse, ,George; Ladiont, Mary; Legarden, Darryl; Little,. Clarence; MacDonald, Patricia; MacLennan, Bill; McLean, Mary Jenn; Moore, Cheryl; Myatt, Colin; Nixon, Lynn; Patterson, Al- lan; Rogge, Walter; Scott, Jimmie; SnoW, Susan; Snowdon, Mary Ann; •Stedp, Donald; Stinson, Mary Belle; Stinson, Maurice; Taylor, Ray; Townsend, Ivy; Wallace, Judy; Wil- luntsen, June; Wilson, Allan; Wolter - beck, Clem; Wright, Blaine; Wright, Douglas. Conditional promotion: Cheryl Ast. FiROM GRADE 2 TO GRADE 3 Honours: Allison, Ross; Atkinson, Connie; Boshart, Mary Jean; Cardno, Kenneth; Charters, Kaye; Holland, Barbara; Sillery, Peter; Smith, Lois, Pass standing: Adams, Yvonne; Beacom, Kathleen; Bennewies, Bar- ry; Bennewies, Jo -Anne; Berger, Naney; Bradshaw, Louise; Byerman, Dianne; Carter, Emily, Carter, Ron- ald; Chambers, Bobby; Christensen, Kurt; Connell, Ellen; deBoer, Carol; Dick, Joe (recommended); Drager, Harvey (recommended); Elliott, Ju- lene; Felker, Paul; Grieve, Douglas; Lane, Lynda; MacDonald, Linda; Mc- Ihvain, Jimmy; Mennen, Bobby (re- commended); Miller, Lorraine; Mills, David; Mills, Douglas; Norman Val- erie; Plumsteel, Bobby; Powell, Lin- da; Pretty, Ellen; Pryce, Linda; Rice, Larry (recommended); Scott, Katie; Shouldice, Elizabeth. FROM GRADE 3 TO GRADE 4 Honours; Campbell, Karl; Crich, Mary; Ferris, Jessie; Pryce, Garry; Schneider, Darrel]; Wood., Lorraine. Pass standing: Adams, Pauline; Albrecht, Leonard; Ast, Terry; Van Akker, Bennie; Beacom, Michael; Butt, Linda; Butt, Keith; Clarke, Elliott; Dale, Bruce; Dale, Nancy; bellow, Marilyn; DeVries, Sape; Drager, Jacqueline; Eaton, Glenn' Felker, Leroy; Fraiser, Muriel; Fi- scher, Keith; Fleming, Lee; Grant, John; Hubert, Melvin; Kling, Anne; McLean, Keith; Moore, Kendra; Mu- egge, Richard; Reeves, Meta; Taylor, Gloria; Teall, Joan. FROM GRADE 4 to GRADE 5 Honours: Crozier, Donald; Chris- tensen, Gerda; Elliott, Donna; La- mont, Ted; McGonigle, Sandra; Rob- erton, Joan; Scott, Mary; Stewart, Elizabeth. Pass standing: Albrecht, Ken; Beuerman, Gloria; Beuerman, Ron- ald; Brown, George; Connell, Clay- ton; Crozier, Neil; Dale, David;Dennis, Dianne; Dick, Jimmy; Dick, Tommy; Drager, Betty; Flannigan, Garth; Glew, Connie; Sorwill, Nora; Hatcher, Laura; Hoelscher, Bruce; Kelly, Peter; Mcllwain, Ken; Me - Nichol, Sharon; Muegge, Bobby; Pin - der, Karen; Pretty, Donley; Stinson, David; Squires, Betty; Talbot, Bar- bara; Teall, Bill; Watson, David. FROM GRADE V TO GRADE VI Honours: Bryans, Phyllis; Dick, Evelyn; Mc- Cabe, Dianne; McLean, Poarn; Mc- Kay, Lila; Miller, Bruce; Pethick, Lloyd; Roweliffe, Janet. Pass Standing: Beuerman, Grace; Berger, Donna May; Butt, Karen; cla Boer, .Jacob; Byerman, Larry; Calder, Andy; Carter, Marlene; Dins- more, Bob; Drager, Raymond; Eaton, Aileen; Elliot, Emily; Hoggarth, Philip; Holmes, Billy; Huf;'ill, Karen; McFadden, Murray; Muegge, Donald; Muir, Billy; Myatt, Gilbert; 1'atter- son, John; Pinder, Billy; Roes, Dor- othy; Troutheck, Ann; Van Rooijen, John; Walinsley; Wayne; Willumsen, Preben; Wright, Donald; Dalrymple, MarleneCC.) (Rec.); Fraiser, Douglas (R FPOIVI GRADE 6 TO GRADE 7 Honours: Dobson, Lynda; Snaith, Corinne; Janina, Edward; Brady, Bryan; Ball, Nelson; Talbot, Una; Elliott, Robert; Savauge, Lynda. Pass Standing; Berger, Carl; Den- nis, Carol; Ferris, Gordon; Miller', !Gordon; Plunisteel, Barbara; Reith, Bob; Woodcock, Merilynne; Elliott, Margaret; Dungey, Barbara; Criclt, Judy; Adams, Janice; Hoff, Jack; NWS! 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Pass Standing: Albright, Don; An- drew's, Betty J.; Bach, Joan; Baker, John; Bannerman, Stewart; Benne- wies, Keith; (Rec.); Besse, Paul (Rec.); Boshart,'Judy; Boyce, Joan; (Calder, Ellen; Drager, Ken (Rec.); Dick, Ann; Eaton, Eric; Flannigan Brian; Glew, Nancy; Gorwill, Ellen; Govenlock, Robert; Nicholson, Kar- en; Laycox, Donna; Nixon, Gene; Reeves, Margaret; Rouse, Beryl; Scoins, Ray; Smith, Virginia; Van Rooijen, Saakje; Willis, Craig; Wil- son, Wayne. FROM GRADE 8 TO GRADE 9 Honours: Hotham, Sharon; James, Howard. Pass Standing; Adams, Carole; Bannerman, Ronald; Boshart, John; Broome, Tom; Charters, Joan; Dick, Joan; Dungey, Roy; Horton, Patricia; Jessome, Wayne; Little, Margaret; McMaster, Paul; Miller, Marlene; Munroe, Mac; Savauge, Sandra; Scott, John; Shannon, Isabel; Sims, Linda; Watson, Richard; Wright, Ro- bert; Young, Barbara. CROMARTY Mr. and Mrs. Daviel Gardiner quiet- ly celebrated the 60th anniversary of their marriage at their home in Cromarty on Tuesday, ,lune 20th, Their marriage took place at the home of Mrs. Gardiner's parents, the late Mr, and Mrs. Alex lias•lcne Thames hoad, in 190.1. Mr. tsar liner is a • son of the late Mr. and .firs. James Gardiner. Following their marriage they farmed on lot 8, con. 11, Hilbert twp. until their retirement 5 years age when they moved to the tillage. Mr, and Mrs. Gardiner have a t'amiiy of three sons and two daughters who u-i're all present for the °etasien, ex- cepting Alex who is 011 a tour of the iBritish Isles and (Europe. They are James of Thames Road. Robert of Cromarty, Alex of Cromarty, (Eva) Mrs. Wilmer IIowett, Auburn (Elsie) fibs, Heber Shute, Kirkton They also have fifteen grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. The esteemed couple were the recipients of many beautiful gifts, cards and {lowers frons their relatives and friends, many of whom visited with them during the afternoon and evening Mr, William Hamilton returned 'home from St. Joseph's Hospital, London, on Saturday. Anniversary services were held in Cromarty Church on Sunday and were well attended both morning and evening. Rev. John Williams, Milver- ton, who was the guest speaker, brought helpful messages to those assembled. Special music was provid- ed by the choir and the male quar- tette, Mrs. 'R. Homuth, Mitchell as- sisted with a solo at the evening ser- vice. Among those who attended the services and spent the day with friends were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Miller, Staffa, and Mr. and Mrs. John Jefferson, Ina, Laura and Norman Munro with Mr, and Mrs. T. Laing and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Laing. • Mr. and Mrs. Denton Taylor and family, Burlington, and Miss Dianne Murchland, Hamilton, with Mr, and Mr's. T. L. Scott. Mr. Gordon Houghton, London, Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Stagg, Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Binning and Richard, and Mrs. R. Smith, Brenda and Bonnie, Mitchell, with Mr. and Mrs. K. McKellar. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hocking of Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCul- loch and Miss Mary Robertson with Mr. and Mrs. Calder McKaig. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Christie with Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Allen. Mr♦ and Mrs. Murray 'Christie and family with Mr, and Mrs. Frank Allen. Rev. and Mrs. R. G. McKay of Thamesford Visited reeently with Mr. and Mrs, T. L. Scott. Mrs. Jennie • 'Milson, Toronto, is visiting with • then at present. Mrs. Fred Mills, Seaforth, visited recently with Mrs. A, Robertson. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Howe, Meo,,c jaw, visited last week with 1Ir. and Mr's. Eimer Chappel. Aloe Walker, Marlene :Ind Jimce Dow. Margaret Ann Wallace, Mar- garet Jean Russell and Sandra Ram - y assisted with the service of praise in Seaforth Presbyterian Church on Sunday evc'nn,... The annual picnic was held on the school grounds - on Monday aft er- noon, wit h. a full program of 0part» conducted by the committee in charge. Mr. and :fins. Neil I.,amond and Mrs. Harold 1\1,1,N/di cuid ,laughing, London, with 3L'. and Mrs, Lloyd ersdald. :lir. and Mrs. . 3Tac. McKellar and family, Mitchell, with Mr, and Mr's. Lindsay McKellar. PICNICS AT PARK The Lions park was a busy spot on Tuesday evening when three dif- ferent church events were in pro- gress, I;gmondviile (United Church held a successful chicken barbecue, with an attendance. of over .300 people, and jiler•o were ehurch picnics from Constance United Church and Thames Road United 'Church.