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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1959-04-30, Page 1wiloLo.$1tRIES, VOL. 81 The: Second Gee ewe Peet Wee Deets edges SEAFORTI-I, ONTARIO, TI-TURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1959 at.ali a year suowdon Arose Publishers igs Presented at lurch Service. ,inbors .ot FidelityLodge No. O.O.F, and Edelweiss Rebelc- odge No, lee, attended 'divine Ice in First Presbyterian soh, 'Seatorth, Sunday morn- Repregentatio1 . of both leaps the largest in some time, arming at the lodge rooms, eocicbure Ptpe Band led a pe- a Dadfellows to the ,church re they were Joined -by the acabs. Heading theelodges ae. took their piece in the main ' of the auditorium were MTS. and AlldTeWS. Mite Keith le Edward Andrews mid 11 illoNiehol. ie minister, Rev. D. Leslie r, used, as his text, eA. •Serv- if Love," in which .he etated man Milanese and love are the keys to the ,solution.o y human problems." rectal music by the choir in - ed a quartette b' Betty Jean stra,, Carole Elder, Alice Ann Gene Nixon. An anthem fea- d as soloists, 'lees, Frank g, David Stewart and eLarry eod. ming the aervice two new were presented to the eh on behalf of the Fireside reship Group by its presid- Mrs. F. R. Cosford; and were yea •on 'behalf ,of the kink see by the clerk, M. McKellar. ming theiT dedication by the D. Leslie Elder, they were in position by R. B. Mo- m and Scott (guff. ENGAGEMENT and Mrs. Ddward Diehl, of etch, wish to announce the gement of their eldest daugh- Etlna. Rose Mary, to Harold Jantzi, eldest son of Mr. Mrs. Aaron Jantzi, Dublin, the marriage to take place h. ADY BOWLERS BRIDGE *s. W. 0. Johnston was host - o Seaforth Lewn Bowling e and Euchre Club Thurs, eveeing. Prizes donated bY Free and Miss G. Thomp- ere won' by Mrs. TOW Phil- nd MTS. B. Travis. The hos- gave special DTiZeS which won by Mrs. W. ,Cameron, Ewa Dinsmore, Mrs. L and -litre. F. C. J. Sills. The 1 committee was lees. K. Et - re Stiles, Mrs. A. Travis Mrs. C. T. Walden. MTS. Sill- xpressed thanks to hostess committee. pot luck supper will precede inal bridge of the season on 14 at the home ,of the prese Miss Dorothy 'Parke. REBEKAH'S 112DET invitation was accepted to d the 50th birthcley meeting ,derich Lodge en May 13.th in ecelerich collegiate institute, mday eights Meeting of. Ed - ss Rebekah Lodge, Mrs, Ed. ewe, N.G., presided. Several ars indicated they wished to in the bes trip to the IOOF at Barrie on 'Sunday, Nene Odafellows, their wives and tea, and etebelcahs, their hug- • and families, may avail elves of tbe opportunity to the trip, which will take the of a pienic. t Noble Greeds are to hold aelotte offices at the next ng, May llth, which will be age's 47111 birthday. A. social with lunch is planned to tol- e Meeting. vas revealed that the recent drive brought in $121.99.n, ARDEN CLUB NEWS first meeting of the Thief- PPenettes Garden Olub was t the home of the leader, J. Sinclair on April 26th. Pledge was repeated and n of officers followed: Pre' Jean leeNaughton; seere- Shamon McBride; treasurer, Stara; press reporter. inlayson. Roll call was an - by le girls. 3t was dead - keep the former name ot Y EiPPenettes. Covers of bristol board are to be per by each member tor. their boolc. Seeds and pamphlets istribated to each girl and dere gave pointers on Dian- ne planting a gard5u. It reseed that one sows seeds, ry them. Saturday is not 'a sultable e next meeting will be held Y evening, 'june 1st at the of assistant leader, Mee. R. an. Home assignments riven out, . • KERRY MAIDENS first meeting of the Garden as held at the home of the Mr.e. W. L. Whyte oe Sat - with 16 members present, ere were elected as- fol - President,. Mary MacCree, cretary, Glenyce Swat; , Doris •Walker; press Te- Joece Brown. The name "lierTy Maidens GTO- tb." The ,gels who 'have 1 this club are to design a for next meeting and the ho have had this club be- e to bring the cover of et ,gareen club ,book. Vies. ,clisoilsged the record books so the vegetable gatdee, ot whice are in the mem- mehlet. Home Design - re; Read over cultural di - before planting a gar - art reeord •book; fill in and 4 in panniblet; Plane o for garden; p11111. where 11 plant flowers; record o be completed by Aug. 10. 11 for next meeting; Ono le in my garden which thlnnisig.ng. Dr. Semple Elected Presbytery Chairman The Rev, Dr. James Semple of legmondville ;United Church, was elected chairman of Huron Pres- bYtery of the United Churn of Canada at the annual 'meeting hell in Northside ,Claurch, Sea - Meth on Tuesday. , Rev, Roy Kennedy, of Duman - non, was tiniest secretarY, and Joseph Snider, of Goderin, trea- surer, Nominated to the settle- ment oommittee at Conference were Rev, Hugh Wilson, Thames Road, and Rev. W. M. Thomas of Walton. C. W. Casliok, Wing - ham, was eleoted president of the Laymen's •Association. The 'yeaT's work was reviewed and preparation made for Confer- ence. to be held this year at Cen- tral United 'Church, Swale. Several vacancies in the Pres- bytery were reported. The ,call to Rev. R. a wilgo,w, of Wwwa, Out., to Hensall United Church; was confirmed, also a call to Rev. Herbert Lewis of Barrie to Ex- eter James Street 'United Ohurch, succeeding Rev. Harold Snell. Secretary Roy Kennedy, who is the father of six daugeters, re- ceived congratulations from PTE)S- bytery members, on the birth of a son thie week. MRS. NELSON KEYES Mrs. Nelson Keyes, the former Mineree M. Kennedy, of Dgmond- ville, died Sunday in Scott Mem- -oriel :Hospital in her 8.6th year. Mes, Keyes had been seriously 101 for the east four weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Keyes had farmed in Stan- ley township until retiring to Rgmondville hi 1935, Mr. Keyes predeceased her in 1951. She was e member of legmandville Ignited Church and was active in the work of the women's organiza- tions of .the church foe many years. Surviving 'are five sons, 'Sherlock and Ebner, of Varna; Ruskin, Windsor; Wilbur, Sea - forth re 3, and Stuart of °Atha. There are also 12 grandchildren .and six great geandchildren, The funeral took place en Tuesday at 3 p.m. from the Whitney funeral home with Rev. Dr. Semple of Egmondville ,officiating. Burial was in Bayfield cemetery. The Pallbearers were six gems& sons, Grant, ,GeTald, ,George, Don- ald, Merton and Stuart Keyes. The flowerbearers were Clifford Keyes, Bernard Keyes, George E. Johnson and Russell Erratt. PRESBYTERIAN W.M.S. "Mrs. J. L. Bell presided and led in devotions at the regular meet- ing of the afternoon WMS of First Presbyterian -Church held Tuesday in the church hall. Sev- eral items of business were dis- eussed. A collection for the eup- ely allocation Is to be taken at the May meeting. Mrs. W. John Thompson read a letter of thanks from Mee Lillian Dickson, missionary in Taiwan, Free China, for used Christmas cards sent by the auxiliary. In it Mrs. Dickson told of her work among the aborigines and of the many -needs of these neglected mountain. people. Ales. W. 3, Thompson and Mrs. J. William Thompson then gave some high- lights of the Hamilton and Lon- don Synodical raeetinga held in Goderich TedentlY. Meeting clean with greyer by Miss B..Campbell. NORTHSIDE W.M.S. The, A.pril meeting of Nortbside W.MB. was held Tuesday evening when the president, Mrs. Britton, opened with a poem ane prayer. Mrs. Christie read the minutes. Group callers made 23 home and six hospital calls. Cemmunitle friendship cone made 182 hospital a,nd'66 home calls, Supply nee is Tacking a bale in May and would like white cottons Or lepers. Mrs. Hay reported for Christian Stew- ardship and Mrs. Cochrane .1(3r Christian eitizenship. ,A. report of Presbyterial was given by Mrs. J. M Scott and Mrs. Be Christie Miss Fennell', showed *articles made from nylons. June will be an open, meeting with guests. Mrs, Britton 'explained about training ;school.Next part of meeting was opened by Ales. Weeteott with a poem. Mrs'. Walden -read the •Scriptuie and Mes. Keller review- ed the study book. PRESBYTERIAN Y. P. Meeting opened with Pres. Ka- thy Boshart in the chair. Guests from theeCeited Church attended for the. film which Mr. Jack Thompson showed on the work of the Galena. MT. Thompson told what the' Gideons are •doleg in South Huron as well as through- out the,entire world. elissions Sunclay'vnl be observed in First Presbyterian Church with mem- bers of the Y,P, taking pert in the service. The meeting Sunday night concluded with a delicious lunch prepared by the 'social com- mittee. TEEN TOWN NEWS (Ellen Corwin) About 125 teen agars were in. aetendance at Teen Town Satur- day niglit, We would , like to thank MT. MCI MTS. J. W. Talbot and Mr. and Mrs, e, A. Stewart for chaperoning the •clattee. Parents' Night will be held on May 2nd, meeting at 8 teclon, Dancing will start at 9 oelocke Acting diso jockies for the dance Saturday night' ,vere Gary Williams and Don Weight, • RED CROSS TO MEET The regular meeting of be Red Cross Society will be hall fo tbe library rooms, en Fricety, May 1 at 3 pen. Invalid Saved from . Mrs, K. Hulley Burning Bed Mies Violet Piper is recovering this week in Scott Memorial Hos- pital from severe burns euffered at her home on Side mitTeet lete Friday afternoon, Tragedy was averted wheu 'Miss Piper managed to leiock the tel- ephone receiver off and ,the an- tral operator 'notified Mr. and Mile Wililaip Cleary, who" live near, .to investigete, They found the Piper house Cull of 'smoke and Violet in the burn- ing bed with her nightgown al-' moot burned off, Fortunately her hair had not taken fire. Miss Ptper Iran been an invalid for a number tit wears and was unable to get 'out of the bed when It took fire, eppaTently from a el - garotte. She was 'Wrapped in a blanket and Mes. Cleary called the doc- tor and an ambulance to take the victim to the hoemital, Mr, Clem' was able to beer the flames out in the bedding. Russell Piper, who lives with his sister, was notified and came home from work. eft was a lucky thing we were at home at the time," Mrs, Cleary said, "A few more moments and she would have bunted to ,death or have suffocated from the smoke," Scott Memorize Hospital re- ported on Wednesday that Miss Piper is continuing to inemove very well. WINS 5333.32 IN BINGO Last Welnesday was her lucky day, MTs, Charles Theobald is telling friends. To begin with, it was her ibirthday. Then during the day Mrs. Theobald received word that she had won $333.33 in aLondon lenge. The cheque ar- rived later in the week. BARBARA KIRKWAY 'AUX. The Barbara Kirkman 'Auxil- iary of First Presbyterian Churn held their meeting Tuesday even- ing when they had as ,guests mem- bers of the COC, Explorer and CGIT groups. Mee. W, 0. John- ston presided in the absence ,of the pres., etre. W. A. Wright, and she welcomed all .the groups, mo- thers and friends. After a short business session Carol Dennis, C.G.I.T. president, presided for the remainder of the meeting. MaTlene Carter read the 'Scriptere lesson and Dianne Dennis offered praYer, The COO sang a song and re- peated their motto in unison. The offering was received and •cledicat- ed by the Explorer group, Brenda Ross reeding the offertory 9r0151'. The Explorers sang "This Is My Father's World." Pianist was Miss Jessie Feaser. An affiliation service .was held when the Margaret Larkin CG -IT affiliated with the VAS. Review- ing the mission study on Canada were Nora 'Galvin, Elizabeth Stewart, Meta Reeves, Berbera, Elqllaud, Kay Charters and Sally Fox. After repeating their Pur- pose in emison, Mrs. .1. F. Scott, president of Huron Presbyterial addressed the girls and badges ware. presented by Mrs: W. 0. Johnston on behalf of the WMS. Atter the ceremony Mrs. Scott spoke briefly to all groups' tell, eerrting missionary work, telling some experiences of missionaries she knew and hoping that some Of the girls might seriously con- sider full time service as deacon- nesses or missionaries. Rev. ID. Leslie Elder told the young People a story of the "Val- ley of Echoes" saying that life itself is like an echo for things that we say and do, whether good or be,d, will come beck to 'us. Ile, too, hoped that the.young people realized the Me of /service that can be ahead of them in mission- ary work foe the chercle Bee. Johnston thanked all who took part in -the meeting and lunch was served by the social committee convened by Mrs. C. Reith, Mrs. T. FOX and. Mrs. D. Nixon. • MoKILLOP BRANCH The McKillop W.M.S. of Filet Presbyterian •Church was held in the church hall last Thursday af- ternoon with a good attendanee. The president, Mrs. Helen. McMil- lan presided. The scripture was read by Mrs, James Aitcheson, Miss Jessie Fraiser led in prayer. The report of the Synodical held in Goderich recently was given by Mrs. J. F. Scott and Miss Jean Seqeti. The offering waa received by Meg. James Keyes and Mrs. J. T. Sent read the Glad Tidings _prayer. After the close, a •delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Sam McClure and Mrs. Tames T. Scott. KIPPEN Mr. and Mes. Clarence Priestap of near Mitchell visited an aftee neon last Week with the lettere father, Mr, Robert Thomson. NIT. and MTs. Stewart Cralmore apd Lorne of London accompan- ied_by efr. Sam 'Cuelmore were hi the village on Saturday. Recent visitors with Me, and Mrs, 0. C. R. Littleton were Me. and MTS. Tom Kooey and son of Middteeex; Mr, and Mrs, Murree learlmege• and family of ROAF, Clinton, and Me. and Mrs. Robert Davis and faintly of Centralia. IVEr, Tom 111,111T00 sliest the week end in the 'Muskoka distriet„ Mr, and 'Mrs. Long and IvEr. R. Thomson visited Mohtlay. aftoi Aeon with Mr. and Mee ',Marone Priestap Of near Mitchell Mrs, denies Armstrong of stem, who has been 111,. Queen .of Cards The final of the ,series of eu- chres sponsored . by the Men's Court Coustance,of CLOY. turned Out Friday evening with over 20 'tables in attendance. Progressive euchre was enjoyed with .prizee going' to; Lone hands, Mrs, high ledY, Mee. Wilbur lewitt; low' lade, Miss •Marjorie Gimp - bete hIgh man, W. MeClute; lone hands, H. Bryce; low man, Walter Scott. Lunch was served and the Presentation oil two hairs follow- ed. First, the one holding or baying the most games through- eut the eeriee, won by Mrs. Ken Hulley, who was crowned Queee of Cards. , The second chair was 'drawn from heads of tally cards for the series of euchre and won Mise Bete' Hoggart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George •Hoggart. A dance follmeed wlth inesio by Garnet tFarrier orchestra of Whitechurch. On May 8th the Laellee Court are holding -a Ging- ham Novelty Dance in the hall, Further particulars will be fend elsewhere M the paper, • CONSTANCE Mr. and Mrs. Stacey Ferguson af Warwick and Mrs. Mina Wynn of Forest visited Thareday with Mrs. M. Jewitt Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Jewitt and tainily. Mrs. Daimon of Toronto Te - turned home Tuesday atter spen- ding the past few days with her •daughter, .Mr. and Mrs,. Donald Buchanan and family. Miss Helen Menlwain of StTat- ford 'spent the week end with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Gems- Mal:twain. Mrs, Charles Dexter spent the week .end with et', and Mae, Aus- tin Dexter of Blyth. • Mr. and MTS.. Leonard Shob- brook and 'Donna Lynn of Blyth visited Friday evening with Mr. and Mei. Lorne Lawson, also Mr. and Mss, Jack Busby of Chatham spent the week ',end at the Law- son home, while Mr. Roy Lawson of Seafertlt visited with Mr. and MTS. Lawson on Sunday. Xre 0. Lindsey ot Seatorth vi- sited at the Millson hems lately. Friends of Mrs. RobtJamieson will be pleased to Isom she, ila im- proved and is able to return home after being a patient in the Scott Memorial Hospital. ein and Mrs. J. Busby of Chat- ham visited Setueday with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lawson, and Reg, Mr, and MTG. Roy Bird and 'fa- mily of Goderich visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jewitt and .family. Ma and Mrs. Bale Lawson and Reg. visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, E. F. Warren and family of Lonclen. KIPPEN Trielkteg-ee The home of Mr. and Mrs. Da- vid Triebner, Ielppen. was the setting on:Saturday, Alien 23118 at 12 o'clock for a lovely spring wedding when their daughter, Joan Elizabeth, becaine the bride of Howard William Bernard of Brussels, son ,of Mr. and Mts. Earl Bernard, Brussels. Rev. S. Davieen, of Brucelleel performed the ceremony in a setting of spring femme of mains, snapdra- gons, fern and caadelabra. Mrs. J. R. Murdoch of Brucefield play- ed traditional wedding music and accompanied the softest, Mrs, D. Jolly, of Ex.eter, who sang "0 Per - feet Love" •encl! "0 Promise Me." The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore an off the shoul- der atreat length ,dress of white crestalette which featured a ga- thered full sleet, scalloped neck line and long white sleeves, a shoulder length veil of French il- lusion was caught to a' headdress of sequins and !rhinestones and she carried a white Bible crested ;with Anrerican beauty red Toses. A. rhinestone necklace and ear- rings, gift ,of the grooni, complet- ed her ensemble. Miss Marion Triebeer, •of Exeter, bridesmaid, wore Dior orysalette with full skirt and white picture hateand carried pinlc roses. Brenda Triele nee sister of the bride, and Gayle Henderson were flower girls wear- ing pink nylon dresses and car - Tied nosegaes of mixed flowers. The groom was attended by his brother, Thomas 33erna4el of Brus- sels, The reception for forty guests was held in the church Peden of 13Ttteefield United ,Church. The bride's mother re- ceived wearing a gown of tur- quoise flguTed sills with black and white accessories. The groom's mother 'assisted in a gown el blue figured silk Jersey with mat- ching accessories. Both wore cor- eages of carnations and baby mums. .Spring flowers and pink tapers Rimed the.attractive de- corations. Serving were Mrs. Glen eacklin, iSeafortle Miss Merlon Forrest, Zurich; Miss, 'Mary Broadfoot, Seventh. For travell- ing to Noithern Ontario the bride were a cinnamon brown coat over a beige drese with accessories in browe, with which she wore a corsage of yellow tea Tone, The yang couple will reside Ito Bimegelci. Gut of town. guests at- tended from Brussels, 111xeter, Su- Sestorth, Lontlesboto, Clin- ton, Guelph and London. • Carmel Church Calls Minister The congregation of Carmel Presbyterian Church, Hensall, levee ,called Rev. Cleorge Vale of Montreal to 'the ministry of the ?March, his duties to commence May lith. The pulpit was declared vacant last June when the Rev, Donald MacDonald moved to Walkers, Ont, Rev. R, G. MacMillan of Godwin will conduct prepara- tory service in Carmel Church on Friday' eyening end Rev, Duncan Of London •will be In charge of the communion service ou Sum day, May 3rd. • • WALTON Me, and Mrs, Floyd Jenkins and family of Burford were weelt end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Martin, Mrs. Teethe of Goderich visited with Mrs. Margaret Humphries over the week end, Joan and Gary Bennett spent the week end with their grand - Parents, MT. and Nies. W. C. Ben- nett at Clinton. The 8th and 16th group met at the home of MTS. Wilbur Turn- bull EST the April meeting, Meet- ing 'opened with a hymn and prayer by Mrs, A. McDonald. The scripture reading was by Mrs. A, Turnbull. The topic was gluon by 'Mrs. A, McDonald, Mee, Frank Walters was in name of the April meeting of the W.I, Theasday evening with about 60 members attending. Letters were react. Mrs. E. Mc- Oreath called the Toll. A gift was presented to the Sunshine Sis- ters. The treasurer's report was given by MTS. T. Dundee, also the financial statement for the year. Reports el the standing commit- tees were presented by Mrs. Har- vey Craig, Mrs. Herold Bolger, Mrs. Ronald Bennett, Mrs, Gord- on McGavin, ales, Nelson Marks and Mrs. W. D. Turnbull, A violin selection 13y elie. Emerson Mit- chell with Mrs. Herb Travis as accompanist was enjoyed. Mrs. Wither Turnbull. convener, took the chair for the second part of the meeting during which the new officers were installed ivy MTS. Grayson Richmond, district 1st vice pees. Following the ver emony Mee Richinond spoke on "A Nation's Health is a nation's wealth." Mrs. J. Nolan expressed appreciation to the •speaker and presented her with a eift. A soc- ial period was enjoyed during which all joined in community singing 'with Mrs. H. Travis at the piano. Lunn hostesses even Mrs. Nelson Marks, Mrs, Earl Watson, Mks. Ronald • Bennett .ancl Mrs. jack BTuce. McKILLOP The April meeting of the WelS and WA of Duff's Chnrch, McKie lop. was held Wednesday after- noon et the home of Mrs. Ross Gordon, WMS president, Mrs. Les Pryce.• opened the meeting, fol- lowed by prayer by Mrs. James Keel*. Scripture and comments on it were given by etre. Geo. Wheat- ley. 'Mrs. Arnold Scott favored with a piano solo As this Was the spring thank offering meeting, Miss Janet Hogg brought a very inspiring message 00 "Grate tu'de" 'Mes, Ken Stewart thanked the minket ,for her lovely ad - 'dress. Meeting closed with prayer for Miss Vera Boyd, our mission- ary for prayer. Mrs. Amen Jantzi was in charge 'of the WA. Roll call was a flower and bulb ex- change. Mrg. Geo. Campbell con- ducted the Bible euiz. CROMARTY Me and Mrs. Chas. Mills, of St, Marys, visited on 'Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.' George Wallace and elre M. Houghton. Mr. and Mae. j. Cowie and fa- visitoith Ate and Mrs. Gerald zi:yofWeston were week end ey.- rs w Mr. Harold Nairn is a patient Clinton111 hospital having met with a serious accident to his hand and leg oe Monday while at work at the General Colt* Works in Hensel'. Mr. and 'Mrs. Neil Lamont, of London, ane Mr.. and Mrs. John Cheese', Mitchell, were Sunday visitors with Me and Mis. Lloyd Sorsdabl. Mr. Otto Walker accompanied by Mr. Ken MoKellar made a bus- iness trip to Brampton Tuesday. Mrs. ,Clara, Hackney of 'Exeter. who celebrated her 80th birthday on Tuesday of hot week was guest of bona at the home of her daughter and eon -in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Beeper on Tuesday. ThirtY-two• guests sat down .to a turkey dinner, Including members of her family and several Pas' more cousins. Guests were pres- ent from Detroit, Sarnia, Mitch- ell, London and suneunding Wet, Mes. -Hackney received many gifts, The Marian Ritchie Auxiliary met on Tuesday even- ing at the home of Mee 'Edon Allen. Meeting opened with a hymn followed lef scripture read- ing by Mies 'Alice Sorsclakl. Mrs, Gordon Scott led in Prayer, A poe tem oe tha study book was react by Mrs, Carter Kerslake wad the topic was given by Mrs. Alen, EGMONDVILLE Smile discussion regarding the TIM regular meeting of the leg- 75th anniversary of Stratford mondville Yee Union was held Presbyterlal and securing a Pres - Sunday, April 266, Pres. Bruce beterica visitor for their titanic - Coleman presided. Roll call was offering took place. answered by 10 members. Carolyn Thegecond meeting of . convener for Citizenship and arty'si OeleT gees was held. in. the 'One Service, took the meetieg, basement of the ceurce Monday Dorothy J. topic the Scripture les. evenine'Ivitli ataTIene Dow, press Son and 'Carolyn took the topic, presidifig. Teo sea report was "A Question for an Athlete." read ler ;Men Kerslake, followed ,,, ,,,,, .111,11.11.111.1011.111,.1111M ,,,,, 10111011110110101~/ make her happy on OTHER'S DAY (Sunday, May 10) with a new„,„, U LOVA gantlet Tiny aristocrat of beauty fashioned- ror years of faithful timekeeping. 17 Jewels. $29.75 Goddess of Timo Watch and bracelet as Matched as a kiss. Pre Cl - Ow 17 Jewel movement. •G39.75 Bulova Diamond La Mita. A tiny 23 Jewel watch lit with the fire of 2 brilliant diamonds. 559.50 STORE OPEN - SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 10 P.M. Starting Sat. May end. CANADIAN DIRL. An exquisite 17 Jewel timepiece, set In a beautifully min- tbred bracelet. $49.90 - ROYAL DOULTON TEA At Northslde United Church, Wed. Afternoon, May 6th, at 3 P.M. 2 Color Films showing how Royal Doulton Dinnerware and Royal Doulton figurines are made. Royal Doulton Prizes SAVAUGE'S JEWELLERY - GIFTS - FINE CHINA SeafOrth ,,,,, 11111 ttttttttttt 111.111101 ttttttt 1 ttttt 111111 ttttt 10111M1 ttttttttt M11111111011.1t tttttttt I tttttttt ott et ttttt 11 ttt t bytreasurer's report by Mildred net Hinz, daughter of Henry Hinz; Kenneth Ahrens, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Ahrens; Paul Priestap, son of Arthur Priestap; Richard. Leonhardt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman .Leon- haech; Roy Beuermann, son of elreand lies. George ,Beuermanm• Roger Sholdice, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell 'Sboldice; Wayne Jarmeth, son ofMr. and Mrs. George Jarmuth; Paul Dietz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Dietz; John Kleihauer, son of Mr, and eh's. 0, Kleihauer; Warren Pries - tap, son of ler, and. Mrs. Carl Priestap, Mr, and Mrs. Edward Smith observed their 52nd wedding an- niversary on (Friday. April 24th. Mr.' Adolph Pfeifer is confined to Stretford hospital. Mr. and ells. Lorne Diegel 01 Kitchener spent lest week at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Fred Her - beet. Mr. Bob Renickson of Cell - belie at the Game' home for the week. end. Me and Mrs. Geo. Wesenberg and family of Brussels with his sister, Mes, Chas. Ahrens and Mr. Ahrens on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Norman 'Rode of Detroit with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Prueter, Mr, Calvin Diegel and Miss Bet- ty Hartman of Waterloo with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Diegel. Quite a member trent here at- tended tee 25th wedding anniver- sary celebration of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Dietz held at the Legion in Mitchell on Saturday night. Howe. Roll call answered by ten girls. Besiness eiscussed. Mrs; Nairn is to come to next meet- ing to show how to make coast- ers. Patterns for Ole coasters were dismissed. lies. 0. Laing led in a sing song, followed by Project of making waste paper baskets. BAYFIELD 81. and Mrs. Metter Smith, of London came on Friday to spend the summer at their cottage. Dr. and Mrs. R. G. Hunter and family an.d Mrs. Charles Rogers, Toronto, spent the week end at their home. 111. and Mrs. Nelson MeConkeY of Toronto were at their cottage over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Berber and family, St. Thomas,' spent the Week end at emir home. Mrs. Je Black and two children of Granton, are spending a few clays with Mr. and: Mrs. Female son Heard. Mr. and Meg. Charles Will, of London, were at their cottage ov- er the week end, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Arkell and two children, Bay Cite, Miele, spent the Week end with Mr. and MTS. Feed Arkell. Ma and Mrs. W. Cooke and twa daughters, London, spent week end at their cottage. Mr, and Mrs. George Willitts and ,Eanitly, Detroit, are upending a few days at their cottage, Sgt. and Mrs, IE. Mayman and baby, Centralia, spent the week end with Mr, steel lees. R, L. Mc- Millen, Toni Bauer, Kitchener, spent the week end at his parente' cot- tage. Mr. and Mrs. Erie Darla,. Lon- don, are at their cottage for a few .clays. Mrs. Robert Heath, ealgevy, Al- berta, came last weelt to be with her father, George Cabala, who is 111. Mr. ancelers, W. Hayman; of London, are spending the week end at the Little Glenn elienatei, Chatham, spent the week enol with his wife and Misses Freda, and Roberta Mc- Leod. spent the week end in Chin - ton, BRODHAGEN .4. class of 10 esteeming who have been attending classes every Satnrday morning since Sept. at St, •Peter's Luthevau Church will have public cmaminai ion this Sunday morning:, May 3rd begin- ning at 10.80 oelook, The coulee amen will be Bold the following Senatty, May 1011e service 'been - nine at 11. o'clock. The class are: Meet Mummer. daughter or Mr. anteres. Walter efuegge; Shirley tto clatighter ef Mr. and 111e. Regime Ranieri; Diane Rock, dau- ghter of Mr, and ' Meg. MaTtin Reck; Marie 'Rohrer, daughter of Mr, and MI% Orland Rohrer; Jo - DUBLIN Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dantzer, North By, at the home here; Themes Holland, Leslie Gasper and two sons, Windsor, With Matt Murray; Mrs, 34m Newcombe, of Port Credit, and son Jimmy, Rio" - al Military College, Kingston, With Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Staple. toe; Mr, and Mis, ;leery Eckert. Goderieh, with Mr, and Mys. John A. Eckert; Mr. and Mrs. J. len. nan, Toronto, with Mary E. O'- Rourke and Frank; Carl and Ger- ry Stapleton in Brockville with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gaffney, Nies, Patricia, Wallace, London, and Miss Lydia jerclisen, To,on. to, with MT, and Mrs. Charles Mes, MamDeriald, London, with Mrs, 13. jerceson, Mr, and Mrs. John Wells and Camay in Milton; Mr. and 11re. Ronald ,Butters and sem St, 'The nuts, well MT. and MI's. Tom But- ters; Miss Rose Marie Fence, of Kitehener, With MTS. Coitborloo Feeney, WINTHROP " The MIS and WA re Cavan, Winthrop, have postponed their reenter meeting until Wednesday, May 13. Will the ladies please bring to this meeting the gonna heed clothing, children's coloring book and eremite also old' melon emote or Wee) eases suitable for emelt, gee. 1 1 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 •