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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1959-05-14, Page 1The S.eaf. 'rich -.News WeICLE SERIES, VOL. 81 • . SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDY, MAY 14, 1959 81.60 a Year PARKING METERS APPROVED BY SEAFORTH COUNCIL Seaforth council approved "dna E. Southgate Principle" installation .of park- ing motets on Main street, at the regular Meeting Monday evening. All members were present ex- cept Reeve Win, Ball. 'Mayor B. F. Christie preeMecl Two delegations and a parking meter marl took up mue11 o council'$ attention. It was dec- ided to hold a special meeting o11 May loth to set the .tax rate as estimates. from the public and separate schools were not toady. Counoil studied samples of Parking meters. It was claimed that the meters earned their keep even when the street is wiled up with snow, Mayor Christie said each met= el' will earn an estimated $59 a year, or $6,000 for 100 meters. Meters cost 1$98 for one head or $148 for double. heads. It was said people get used to pushing nickels into them after a month and stop 'growling. Council recalled the attempt six years ago to' introduce .met- ers in Seaforth, when council were compelled by adverse public 'opinion to •wttlltiraw the bylaw, so the time are passing the mat- ter on to the Chamber of Com- merce. It was neportecl that up to now merchants have voiced no objections. Parking meter penalties were Proposed to be $2 for first offense and $5 subsequent. 0 Dennis, 3, Pattison and T Wilbee, from the Kinsmen, con tinued discussion with council r leasing a site in Viotoria Park Por a kiddies' playground. Coun oilier Caedno said they .needed about 3,000 square feet but clu and council had been unable t agree upon the type of fence. H. Leslie and R. W. Oampbel .discussed with 'council a. gra to the 'Agricultural Society to 1959. Counoil agreed to $400, t11 same as last year. (Building permits W. O'Shea store room '$400; A. McNichol porch $500, D. R. Stewart, addi tion, $900;. J. Dillon, house o Ord St„ $5,000; J. Byerman house on E. William St., $7,500 Council !heard a report on re- pairs to the arena. 'It looked as 15 .the estimates added up to $7,700. Mayor Christie complain- ed he had not been - notified when the builder was here to inspect the arena last month. He asked that the report be held over until the meeting next week. Councillor Baldwin reported a. bid of $1,000 for the old water- works house and extra lot. The town had not bought a truck Offers from two local firms were nearly the same. The committee will sea if a good. used truck is available. In the meantime the council will retain the town horse. Mr. Baldwin said John .Cum- mings had given notice he was no longer able to look •after the weigh scales. Town officials have been able to operate the scales for the present. It was suggested the town make a small charge for use of the meeting rooms in the town hall, perhaps $2 In summer, $4 in winter. It was reported the Farmers 0o -op meet In the town hall nearly every week. The rooms have to be swept and cleaned after use. discus- sion:ounoillor Turnbull led discus- sion: on sewerage. Council decid- ed to pay Half of F. Thing's ac- count of $6,000 and notify the Water Resources. Counoii'lor Habkirk said street patohing was completed. • SELLS HORSE IN N.S. Gordon Pullman has sold a :handsome four-year-old horse to Dr. H. J. MacDonald, of 'Baddeck, Nova Scotia. The horse .is being shipped this week by raid to North Sydney, Cape Breton Is- land. Gordon raised and trained the horse, named "Uno." TEEN TOWN NEWS (Ellen Gorwiil). A dance was held in the arena Saturday .night with disc jock- eys Gary Williams and Don Wright spinning .the records. At a recent exeeative .meeting Bob Reith was named president of the newly -formed Tennis Club, and Corrine Smith sec, treae. Teen Town has taken on the job of ,fixing up the courts to make them playable tor those wishing to try their luck et the•spoi•:t. A few members of the executive attended a. meeting with. Mitchell Teen Town to make plane to.hold a joint dance. Tryouts will begin immediate- ly toy' those who have signed up to. be 'a. lnelllber of the baseball REG. C, WATTERWORTH The death occurred suddenly Thursday at his limes, West Wil- liam street, Seaforth, of Reginald C. Watterwonth, in his 30th year. Ile is :survived by .his wife, .the fo'mer, Ethel Mae Malice, and two al,11dren, Jeanette. 8. and MoKiniey 5, also by his parents, Mr, end Mrs, Vincent Wetter - worth of ,Glencoe. The funeral .took place on Moir - day afternoon from the Box •Tu - neral Thome, where a •'privehe ser- vice was held, conducted "by Rev. .I. 0, Britton, Burial 'Wee in' Mait- 1tlndbank cemetery. The . pallbearers were Cecil Loney, ,Tacit J%uston, Gem' Meller, jack Boyer, Robt. Scott and Bill Named Sec.-Treas. Mr, W. 16. Southgate was ap- pointed secretaryereasurer of the McKillop Mutual Fire Insurance Company at a special meeting ot the directors, President Robert Archibald announced this week. NUl', Southgate will take over the position 011. July let when the headquarters .of the conerane wild be moved to his office. Presentation to Mr. and Mrs. Spittal 3. R. M. "Bob" Spittal was honored 011 Tuesday evening when upwards of eighty friends called at the home of Mr, and Mrs. W. T. Teall, following hie recent retin•ement as manager of the Tor'oato-''Dominion Bank 'here. A beautiful .hi -fl set was pies= ented to Mr, and Mrs. Spittal during the evening. BEEP CALF CLUB The second meeting of aSea- eoitll Beef Calf Club was held at the home, of leader Ken Camp- bell May 6, Dan Rose, ,summer assist..ass. rep., illustrated the points to consider in judging cat- tle. Club members judged a class of (Hereford steers and gave rea- sons. 14 members answered roll call, minutes were read by Don- ald MoKercher. MRS. JANE KNOX The death occurred • at the home of her daughter, 234 Manor Road E., Toronto, on Sunday, May 10th. of •Jane MacGeegor, wife of the late George Knox. A. resident of Hullett township most et her Wife, Mrs. Knox 'had been spending the winters in To- ronto for the pact 17 years, and had visited members of her Ba- mily in this •district during the summer. She was in her 85th year. After the death of her hus- band 44 years ago she carried on the •farm at Harlock corner for many years with the help of her sons. Surviving awe ,three daughters, Evelyn, Mrs. T. Appleby, McKie- lop; Mary, Mrs, Lorne Marshall, Toronto; Olive, Mrs. Graydon Neal, Clinton;, and two sons, Ward and Ernest of Iiullett. There are nine gandehildren and four great grandchildren, also one sister, Mrs. Charles Sproule of Winnipeg. Service was held In the ehapel at the Murray E. 1Newbigging fu - oral home, 733 Mt. Pleasant Rd., Toronto en Monday evening, then to Ball' and Mutoh 'ftmeral home, Clinton, where funeral ser- vice was held Wednesday at 2.30 p.m. 'Interment was in Burns' cemetery, Londesboro. CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE The -regular meeting of • the Catholic Women's League met in the school room Tuesday even- ing with a good attendance. The president, Mrs. John: Maloney, opened the meeting. The minutes were read by secretary, Mrs. Ger- ald Bannon. Rev. Fr. Sullivan attended _and spoke briefly. Direotors were appointed: Li- brarian, Mrs. James Slattery; Spiritual, Mrs. Maurice Dtue; Entertainment. Mrs. Arthur Dev- ereaux; Decara5ling, Mrs. Sam Bates, Mrs. Alvin Smale; Press, Mrs. Jack Case. Several bundles of used cloth ing :have been forwarded to St. Vincent de Paul Society in Lon- don. A game was played with members choosing sides. A poem and letters were read in 'honor of Mother's Day. The mystery prize was won by Mrs. Russell Pringle. O.F.U. 3IEETING • • Monthly meeting of Farmers' Union was held in town hall, Sea - 'forth. 01i111 barn dance in Zurich. Sat. night with Grant Webster, John Armstrong, Carl Dalton in charge. June 4th next quarterly meeting .in Clinton board room, Doug Miles guest speaker. Caul= dates •meeting being arranged for June 8.3n Blyth with both candidates from North and South I3ruon: Joint board meeting of Western and Ontario Unions, in Guelph in July; picnic date not arranged yet. OFU ;ladies Jive a number of woollen blankets. ',and' pillow slips to sell, Mrs. John (Henderson stated., Ken Carnoolr- an and Carl Dalton appointed 80 attend next meeting of Tucker - smith council; 'John Henderson and C. Darton for Mel -deep coun- cil to ask for bylaw to allow members to pay dues in taxes on a voluntary basis, •Meinbers'bip drive, each member asked to vis- it 1180 neighbors e_nd explain ale- fieiency payments and they can suplci^t them by joining OFC. SuOCES'SFUL b'Ei1 ' AND SALE very euccesstel. Tea and Belts Sale was held ,111 the Sun- day, School Room of Northside United Church on • Wednescla'y afternoon, sponsored by Group 2 of the W. A. Through the kin ne58 of Mr. R. Saveuge the eir- teritainrnent •took the form of an t illustrated talk an the malting of Royal Doulton China; 'whi'ch ' was s thoroughly enjoyed by all pres- Rev. J. H. James To London Parish Rev. 3. 88. James, rector of St. Thomas' Chareli, Seaforth, since August 1, 1653, announced et the morning Serviee'00 Sunday that lie has been appointed by His Lordship 'Bishop Luxton, as rec- tor of the parish •of Glenceirn Woods, London. Mr, James will assume iris new duties on Tune 15811 but Mrs. James will remain here until the close of the School' year. • 'Before coming to Seaforth Rev, Mr. James was rooter of St, Tho- mas' parish, Owen. Sound, for four Years, Two brothers are also in the ministry in this diocese, Rev.' F. T, Jaynes et the Church et the Resurrection, London, and Rev, C. H1 Renee, .St. Paul's Church, Stratford. Rev. Mr, Tames will take with him .the best wishes of his many friends at Seaforth. Ho enters on a challenging phase in . church extension, as he is going to a new Perish which awaits .the build- ing of a church. JOHN H. SCOTT Ma'. John H. Scott died in St. Michael's Hospital, Toronto, 011 Saturday, May Stir, He had been in hospital about three weeks. Mr. Scott was a native of Hallett, eon .05 Robert Scott and Annie McMillan Scott. He farmed until retiring to Seaforth in 1930 and 'conducted a coal business, For the past 2/ years he had lived with his daughter in Toronto.' Mr, Scott was 86. In 1900 11.0 was married to Annie 0. Bewley who predeceased him Jan. 31; 1950. He was a member of First Pres- byterian Church and served on Seaforth town council in the '30's and was also Reeve of Seaforth for several years. Mr. Scott was a frequent contributor to the local press on current topics, of- ten in sprightly verse. He is survived by 'three daughters and two sons: Beulah, Mrs. Brennan, Barrie; Violet, Mrs, W. C..Cough- lin, Toronto-; Grace, Mrs. Pater- son, (Brampton; Walter and Wdl- 'fred, leullett. A sister and bro- ther predeceased him a few year's ago. The funeral took place on Tuesday afternoon from the Box funeral home, conducted by Rev, D, L. Elder and burial was in Maitlandbank cemetery. The :pallbearers were: W. J. McDowell, A. Y. McLean. Neil Bell, Wm. Hart, W. L. Whyte, John Thompson (McKillop). MRS. W. H. (BOLDING Mrs: W..H. Golding. , wife of Senator Golding passed away Wednesday, May 6, at the Muir Nursing Home at 11.45 p,m. Mrs. Gelding. was the :former . Alena Elizabeth Kenchen, daughter of the date Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kenchen of Kilsyth, Grey county. Mr. and Mrs. Golding were mar- ried in Owen Sound on January 28, 1913. She -was born in Kil- syth on July 13, 1884. She had a college and oomlmereial educa- tion and came to Seaforth 111 1909 as !bookkeeper for the Southgate Clothing Company and later the Taylor -Anderson Cloth- ing Company. She was active as a member of the Methodist Church, as a Sunday School teaoher, violinist in the Sunday School orchestra and member of the Church 'Mole until church union in 1925. !Since that time she had been a member of North Side United Church. Survivors are her husband, .two sons: Ar- thur, teacher in Technical School, London; Frank, F/O, R.C.A.F., Lachine, Que.; three daughters: Evelyn, Mrs. Dr. Perrett, " Vancouver; Dorothy, wife of Lt. Commander James Mark. R.C.N., Dartmouth, N.S., and Marjorie, Mrs, Ross Mont- gomery, Seaforth; fourteen grandchildren; three brothers: Percy and Lloyd, Owen, Sound and George of Hamilton; a slater Mrs. Norman Teck, Saginaw, Mich. The funeral service was. held at the Whitney Funeral Home, ISaturalay afternoon and burial was at Skaffa Cemetery. Rev. J. C. Britten officiated. The pallbearers were A. Y. McLean, Bev. Christie, Bob Wat- son, Frank , Sills Jr., David Stewart and Geo. Hays; flower - bearers: 1T. M0Kellar, Charles Barber, Beit Muir, Ross Savauge, Keith Sharp and A. Westcott; ' Relatives attending the tuner - al were: Mr. and' Mrs. Lloyd Kenchen,; Owen Sound Mr; and Mls. Allen Kenchen, Owen Sound; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scott and Ronnie Scott, Owen Sound; Mr, George 'Kenchen, Hamilton; Mr. Percy Kenchen. Limerick, Sask.; Mr•. and Mrs. Norman E. Teck, Sagina r, Mich.; Mr. and ors. David Wangberg; &dal ak, Mich.; Mrs. Frank Golding, Hamilton; Mr, Gordon Golding, Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Goldring and 'family. London; Lt. Commander and Mrs. James Mark, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia; Flying Officer and Mrs. Frank 'A. Golding, Lachine, Que.,• Mr. and Mrs, Roes Montgomery, Seaforth. POSTAL INFORMATION Victoria Day and the .Queen',s, birtlidav are beilig' celebrated on d= lion., May 18 Which lo a statut- ory .holiday, The poet office main doors will be open Crom 7'am, o 6 p.m, Wet). The wickets mvill: be open for all phases of be - betels froth 12 noon • until 1 pen. No rural deliveries oil. this date. Local organ izatioirs are .t•e- nested to supply post office with gra names of officers who wily be expected to 8'eeeive mall ent. Trio Royal IDo ultoio figure won by Mrs. Harry Stewart, cup and saucer by Mrs. Dr. Drennan, belong, Mrs, A. Cameron. 5 Mother's Day at First Church Mother's Day'; was obeerved by Special Services at First Presby. terian Ohureh on Sunday. The Church School: •attended the morning service, le a body, Mn C•laro Reith , assistant .superin- tendent, conducted the service, assisted by Mr. Fred Cosford; eupenintendent of the Junior 'drool, who 'Welt'Weltthe prayers, John Patterson" Jr. read the scripture •lesso4 and Rey. D. Leslie Elder ,gave a splendisplendidad- cleead- {leenon "Haedkerohlefs." A musical, usical, number "The Children's Savior" was rendered by members of the Junior Choir a lovely' solo, "Mother of Mine" was contributed by . Mr. James T. Scott. !Four infants re- cetved the Sacrament of Bap- tism: Pamela Marie, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Geddes; Paul Francis, son of Mr, and Mrs, Donald Mcelinchev; Hea- ther Lynn, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. John Pattison; Vancla Jean, daughter •of. Mr.. and Mrs. Ever- ett Storey. 118r: M, :McKellar, superintendent of the Senior School and Rev.; Mr, Shier pre- sented diplomas for memorizing. the 'Primary Catechism to Con- nie Atkinson, Emily Carter, Kay Charters, •Iulene Elliott, Margar- et Kempster, Anne Sharp, KeKenCardno, Robept Cosford. J. Dick, Donald Nott, Allan Patterson, Bryan !Stewart and ICenneth Wright; Donald .Nett also re- ceived a diploma for reciting the Shorter Catechism. In the evening a special choral servile was given by the Junior Choir, A trio "Bless this House" by Jean, Biian and Teddy Scott, e duet by Marie 'arid Julene El- liott "Softly Now the Sabbath Day,"a solo "The Loving Sa- vior" by Meta Reeves and two anthems "All tire' Happy Child- ren"' and "Evening Hymn" were beautifully Tendered . Rev, D. Leslie Eider took far his sermon subject "The Idea/. Homey" • O'LEARY - COYNII On !Saturday morning, MeerMeer9, at 9.30 the marriage of Mary Margaret Coyne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Coyne, •Staffa r.r. `1, • and . John Edward O'Leary, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ti- mothy O'Leary, .ra'. 3, Ailsa Craig, was solemnized in St. Col- umban Roman Oatholie Church; St. Columban. The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev. John, McOowell, who also sang the nuptial Mass.' The soloist, Mr. Douglas 'Peppin, London, sang "Pants An '@telicus," "Ave Maria" and "0 Sapotissima", ac- companied by the epegandst, Mrs.' Vincent Lane. .Given `.in, marri- age - by herherBather, the • bride chose a floor length gown of im- ported Italian silk. The souiptur- ed bodice featured long lily point sheath sleeves. A wide scoop neckline embroidered with Alen con lace dotted with seed pearls, a softly pleated bouffant skirt, with appliques of Alenoon lace, swept to an aisle wide train. A lace cap ,trimmed with seed pearls and drop :pearls held a French illusion veil. The bride carried a white prayer book with mauve orchid and white stream- ers. Miss Loretto Barry, R.N., of Detroit, Mich., as maid ,of honor, and Miss Elizabeth- O'Leary, of London, sister of the bridegroom, as bridesmaid wore identical gowns of 'mauve Swiss dotted organdy with scoop neckline, :three quarter length sleeves and harem hemline. Large white pic- ture hats with matching access- ories, carried nosegays of yellow and white carnations. Gerald O'Leary, brother of the bridegroom, and Joseph Barry, cousin of the bride, were the groom's altteedbnts. Jamie Ni- chols, nephew of the bridegroom, as ring bearer carried a white satin cushion .and Maureen O'- Leary, niece of the bridegroom, as flower gird dressed in white nylon and head dress of yellow carnations, carried a tiny basket of .mixed flowers, The. ushers were Louis Barry and Clement O'Leary, London. Following :the ceremony the wedding dinner and reception were held at Ai••matrong's, Exe- ter. The bride's table was decor- ated with spring flowers and centred by, three tier wedding cake. Receiving the guests, the bride's mother wore .a rose . lace sheath dress with rose cluster, white accessories, a corsage of willies roses. The brlidegr'oom's mother chose a pink lace dress with white accessories and cor- sage of red roses, For travelling to Montreal and Quebec the bride chose a' mint_ green flowered sheath: dress eetth matching ("Mo- tet and white aecessoiies. On their return Mr. ane Mrs. John O'Leary will reside in London. Detests were present from Tor., onto, Oakville, London and Ailsa Craig. GROUP ONE. TWA. Group 1 Northside United W.A. Met at Home of Mrs. Gra.- ham 'Kerr with 22 members and 3 visitors present. mite president, Mrs. Dave Lemon opened the meeting; • Devotions were takers by Mrs. E. Williams, Scripture Wes read by Mrs. E. Adams, Ales. Close gave the address for the evening "Religion and Lite." Miss Helen ..Elliott gave thl'oe selections on her aocorctian. A social hour' followed with lunch 'Organise Football Club at Winthrop The annual meeting of Winth- rop football club 'was held au May 11 at Sam •Pethidc's house. Mutes inof last nleeting were read by Irwin Johnston and ad- opted on notion of Leslie Camp- bell and Ken McClure. it was de- cided to have three teams, the Seniors, the Juniors and the Bantams, Election of cffirers far 1959 season: •President, Glen Mc- Clure; sec,treas„ Wayne Dolm- age; managers: Leslie Menage (Seniors); Lloyd Me0hiskie (Ju- niors), Don McClure (Bantams). Field committee -Don McClure, Harold Dodds, Bob Campbell; gatekeepers: Sam Potluck, Aust- in Dolniage, Join Leeming, Ross McClure was seleoted to be the league representative, NORTHSIDE CHURCH NEwiee Mother's Sunday was observed In Northside United Church en Sunday with a splendid atten- dance of families at morning worship. The Church school at- tended in a body, sitting with their teachers, The Sacrament of Infant Baptism was administer- ed to the following alrildren pre- sented by their parents: Julie Anne Bell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Bell; Mark Jeffery Brown and Kevan Scott Brown, son of Dr. and ;elms. N, 11T. Brown 'of Willowdale, Ont. (Mrs. Brown is a sister 'of .veirs. Neil Bell) ; Hugh James Bettger, son of Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Bettger; David Mark Golding, son of Mr. and Mrs. Franc Golding, Lachine, Rue.; 'Camer'on Paul Doig', son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Doig; Lois Dianne Butt and Barbara Lynn Butt, •daughters ot Mr. and !Mrs, Stewart Butt.t. Following the baptisms Master FeedFeedKnetsch and Master John Philipsen sang a duet, "Once a Little Baby," very fittingly. Miss Phyllis Bryans, representing the church school, read the 'Scrip- tiles:'Scrip- tiles:lesson. The senior Mchoir sang, "God Bless You ather," as' a splendid contribution to the Mother's Day •service. The min- ister spoke on the problems fac- ing the present-day Christian home and the application of the Gospel as a solution to these problems. On Sunday evening the Young People's Fellowship Group met with the Egmondvddle United Church Y.P. in that church for their regular meeting. Rev. J. 0. :Britton attended a special meeting of Harron Pres- bytery at James' St. United Church, Exeter, as a member of the Colleges and Students coo- mittee of Presbytery, for ,the pur- pose of receiving Mr. William George Pollen as a candidate for the ministry of the United Church. •' Sunday, May 17th will be ob- served as Pentecost Sunday with special emphasis on the place of Pentecost in the total mission of the church. CONSTANCE Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Tames Medd were Mr. and Mrs, Robt. Johnson and Bruce of Grand Valley and Mr. Anthony Lawson and Roy of Pickering. Mr. Lawson also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Lawson. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Medd of Seaforth visited Friday with Me. and Mrs•. George Leitch. Mrs. Thelma Bromley of Kit- chener spent the week end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Dale. Mr. and Mee. John Whyte of Oshawa and Miss Mary Whyte of Guelph were week end guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Whyte. Mies Janet MacGregor of For'd- wieh spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacGregor. . Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott and Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Scott in the passing of their father, Mr. Joh n H. Scott. 'formerly of Seaforth, who was well knows in this 4131 0 - Mrs. Donald Buchanan was hostess .Setu'1•day afternoon to a birthday party honoring her dau- ghter, Miss Mary 'Buchanan. A most successful gingham dance was held Friday evening in tee 0010 11a11 by the Ladies Court Constantine with proceeds for the cancer fund. Speoial dances were won by .Joe Babcock and Bonny Thaminison, Mr, and MaleyMrs. Eldon lley and Mrs. Lorne Carter and Mr. Don Car- ter. Music 'vas supplied by Bert Pepper's orchesbr'a. Mr. Murray Dale is spending holidays at (.dons Head. Mr. and Mrs. War. Dale attend- ed a banquet and dance at Wrox- eter rox eter Saturday evening sponsored by OKNX. Mae and 'Mrs, E. Ie. Warren, Lynda and Helen of London and Mr. Roy Lawson of Seaforth vis• ited Sunday with Mr, and bus. Earl Lawson and Reg. Mr, and Mrs, Wm. LeSouder and family of Stratford and Mr. and Mrs. Art Colson and family of Blyth Were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs, R, Jamieson, Mr. and Mrs. Jaclr, Taylor; Wal toir, and Mrs. Ethel Stephenson of Seaforth visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, James Dale. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jewitt vis - Red the lateer's, father, Me Chas, Dexter on Sunday, who ie a pas .tient in the London hospital. He is improving nicely and we .hope 1 he will soon return home, Mr. and Mrs, Borden Brown, being served by Mrs, . Close and Joyce and Elaine, visited Sunday !Ti's. Stephenson. with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Brig- Authorized as 8erouci Class mall, Pt1st Oifico Dept.. Ottdwa. , Snowdon Brno" t^ul,i,aher, „111,011111"1111111,1(11111,",111111111111111111101111110111111111,01111,11,MIAM11111UM11„11111111111111,11111111111111,,.E w./409/t.J n:e , , . new coupe shape dinnerware by RO til Doulton SPECIAL, MAY PRICES ON Royal Doulton Fine Dinnerware 1G -piece Starter Sets including 4 Dinner plates; 4 Bread & Butter plates; 4 Cups & 4 Saucers, in following patterns at these May Sale prices: Regular Price Special May Sale price APRIL SHOWERS 21.60 18.95 FROST PINE SPINDRIFT 21.60 18.95 1,60 13.95 GRANTHAM 19.00 16.95 • BAMBOO 15.20 13,50 MEADOW GLOW 15.20 13.50 See these smart Royal Doulton patterns and take advantage of May Special Sale Prices at SAVAUGE'S JEWELLERY - GIFTS - FINE CHINA Seaforth ham and Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Lamont and family of near Elm- wood. Mrs. Wm. Dale and .girls visit- ed with Mrs. McMichael of God- erich on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Webster of St. Helens visited Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lawson and M1'. and Mrs. Verne Dale. BRUCEFIELD Mother's Day Service was fie bingly^ observed on Sunday mor- ning in the Brucefield United Church. Rev. Mr. Davison con- ducted the service, assisted by Mr. Norman Walker, S.S. Supt. A chair of mothers and firs. Da- vison's Sunday School class pre- sented very lovely music and song, Miss Doris Walker read the scripture. Baptismal service was conducted by Rev. :4Ir, Da- vison when the following child- ren were baptised: Robert Al- len, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor; Dailene Joan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wnr. Burdge; Robert ,Ieffe•y, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allen; Larry .Ilm- nmerson, son of bit, and Mrs. Jas. Allen, Wm, Norman, son of Me. and Mrs. Geo, Baird; Dale Doug- las, son of Mr, and Mrs, Doug. Jones; John Charles, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Mustard; Norma Doreen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Garrett; Patricia Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Proctor, Miss Barbara Swan and Ronald Scott gave a word of welcome to the visitors. A song was sung by Ann Clifton, Joe Lobb and Lawrence Elliott; owing to sickness, Gail Hender- son was unable to 'be present; another little sketch was by six little folic, Brenda Ann Ilargreav- es, Paul Swan, Betty Dalrymple, Gordon Henderson, Bernice Lobb and Allan McNeil, Miss Eleanor McCartney read the story. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Allen, North York and Mr. and Mrs. Rob•t. Al- len, Hamilton, spent the week Aend llen. with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Mr, and Mrs. Murray Squires, Sarnia, spent the week end with Mrs. Squires' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Allen Sr. • Mr. Motley Taylor, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Prootor, Clin- ton, with their parents, 1itr. and Mrs, Victor Taylor. Guests with Mis. W. 11. Pepper tor Mother's Day were her farm- ily, 14r, and :Vies. Geo. Pinkney, IValkeiton; Mr. and Mrs, Elgin Thompson; Mp. amid Mrs, Alclie Mustard, anti farndlies. Miss Marguerite Mcisoueld London, visited with :Miss Kath leen and Marie Elliott over Suli .clay, Mr's, A. Paterson visited with her mother, Mrs, Bert Sholdice,. Brinsley, 0n Sunday. Misses ' Ellen May and Ina Scott spent the week end with their brothers, Mr, '.Wm, Scott and Mr. hose Scott. Mr. and Mrs, Wesley Ram, John and .Peter were guests of Mrs, C. Hate and glary H. Swan over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Don McKenzie of St. Thomas were Mother's Day visitors with Mr. McKenzie's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Me Kenzie. Guests with Mr. and Mrs.. Lorne'Wilson over the week end were: Mr. and :Mrs. Les McKay,. Elmvale; Mr. and Mrs. W. Bain and family, Stratford and others, Mr. Elwood Stackhouse and family spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. W. Stackhouse and Mr. and Mrs. Mac Wilson. Miss Louise Allan visited with her brother, Mr, Edgar Allan. Mr. and Mrs. Wheatley and son, Larry, visited on Sunday with .their daughter, Mrs. R. Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Alf Johnston and Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Johnston, Varna, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Burdge. DUBLIN Kenneth Stapleton and Glenn Butters have completed their Year at Ryerson Institute of Technology, Toronto, and are at their respective homes. • Mrs. Anne Murray, Galt, with Mrs, Louis Krausleopf and other friends here. Mrs. Garnet Harper, Carling- ford, arlingford, with Sir. and Mrs. Wm, Smith; •Mr, and Mrs. Don 1VIoRae in Sarnia; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Friend at Tobermory. Mr. and Mrs, Jahn Gordon, George Scott and Thomas Scott, Sarnia, with Mas. Louis Dillon and Dorothy; Mrs, Loretto Moly- neaux is spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Etue, Zurich. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Waish and children, London, with Mr. and Mars. John O'Reilly and Mr. Louis O'Reilly. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Feeney, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Feeney, Mr, and Mrs. Victor Feeney, Water- loo, and Mr• and Mrs, Peter Ne- lson, Kitchener, with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Feeney; Mr. and Mrs.. Louis Lane and daughter, Laurie, London, with Mrs. W. Lane; Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Coe of Queensville with Mr, and Mrs, J. A. Darling; Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Jordan, Toronto with Mr, and Mrs, Pat Jordon; Marvin Bonn- inger, 1St, Peter's Seminary, Lon- don, with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ilugh Benninger; Mr. and Mee. Alfred kiaeDougall, Loud- en, .with Mr. and Mr's. Joseph Jordan, Mrs, Kennedy Withers, Lond- on, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Costello; r. And Mrs. Ewalt Wilson, Kitchener, with Mr, and Mrs. Pat Ryan; Mr. and Mrs. 'Frank Krausko:pf, 't`iileon burg, with Mrs. Catherine. Kraus- kopi'; Mr. and Mrs, J. Ackroyd, Toronto, with. Mrs, Mary 0'. Rourke and Frank. a HOME AND SCHOOL The ]tome and School will. meet on Tuesday evening, May 111111 at 3.15 !mu, Miss Rena Fen - nee will be guest speaker. In- stailotion of new Officers. 8 ie