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The modernization program which has been under way in the Sea-
forth Town Hall and Public Utility Offices during the past two years is
completed. Seaforth now has a town building which provides up-to-
date and efficient accommodation for the Public Utility Commission;
offices for the Police, the Town Cle and for the Courts, the Judge,
the Magistrate. And there is a new Council Chamber, as well as
modern facilities for the Fire Brigade
So that all the citizens of Seaforth, as well as friends in Tuckersmith
and McKillop and other neighboring municipalities may see the
progress that has been made, and the facilities that exist, an
OPEN HOUSE AND RECEPTION IS BEING HELD
THURSDAY, JULY 2nd
from 3 p.rn. to 5 p.m., and from 7.30 to 10 p.m.
All are invited to visit the Town Hall and P.U.C. on this occasion and
to join with their fellow citizens and neighbors in an inspection of the
building
B. F. CHRISTIE F. KLING J. A. BALDWIN
Mayor Chairman P.U.C. Chairman Property Committee
STRICTLY
I FORMAL
Once he finishes his banking he'll be off
for a little fishing.
Like millions of other Canadians, he finds
the local bank a Bandy, friendly and
familiar place where he can drop in as
casually as into the corner store. He knows
there is nothing formal about banking.
Bank premises are designed, and bank
personnel are trained, to provide speedy,
efficient and convenient service in an easy
and informal way.
Wherever you go, you will find bank staffs
providing the kind of personal service that
is keyed to the easy, modern way you like
to do your banking.
THE CHARTERED BANKS
SERVING
YOUR COMMUNITY
The 1959 graduating class of
ublilr continuation sohool was
entertained in the school auditor'
tam. An Monday evening. Dinner
was served to the graduates, and
their Barents and friends, Clay
ton Looby acted as master of
Ceremonies. Rey, Dr, -J, B.
Ffoulkes, Rev; J, Lynch, Dublin,
Rev. Father Sullivan, •Seasortli;
Rev, Don 13enntnger, •C,S,B,, of
Owen Sound, and Rev, F.14141
were present. The graduates ars:
,Theresa, Marie. Duoliarme, Marg•
•aret Claire McCarthy; Catharine
Marie Angelo Sclioouderwoerd;
John 'Mtoliael,Klinkhamer, Fran-
cis Joseph Malone, Joseph Gerard
Murphy, Keith Lied MoCarthy.
The valedictory address was read
by Marie Sehoonderwoerd. Gifts
were presented to the teachers.
The dinner was served by the
members of Grade 11.
At en impressive ceremony at
St. Patrick's Church, Dublin, on
Sunday afternoon, honors were
conferred on the 1959 graduating
class of Dublin High School, A
large congregation attended the
ceremonies. The graduates were
preceded to their places at the
front of the church by the pupils
of the school wearing their colors
•of purple and gold, while the
choir sang, "To Christ the Prince
of Peace," and the hymn "Lead,
Kindly Light," Ten graduates
were in their regulation gowns
and mortar -boards. The guest
speaker was Rev. Stanley Mc-
Guire, Christ the King College,
London, who chose as his text,
"Victory is won over the world
by our ,faith." He congratulated
the graduates and exhorted them
to treasure their faith and prac-
tise it in their daily lives in ord-
er to overcome the precarious
temptations of the world. He also
reoommended frequent reception
of the Sacraments of ,ear faith,
and always to remember that our
main goal is Heaven, "What good
doth it profit a man to gain the
whole world if he suffers the
loss of his immortal soul!" Rev.
Dr, Ffoulkes, Rev. J."McDowell
and Rev. Fr. Lynch presented the
respective diplomas to the grad-
uates: Theresa Marie Dueharme,
Nancy Margaret Telly, Margaret
Claire '_McCarthy, Catherine
Christina Ryan,. Marie Angela
Schoonderwoerd, Patricia Jane
Tabor, John Michael Klinkhamer,
Francis Joseph Malone, Joseph
Gerard Murphy, Keith Lloyd Mc-
Carthy. Solemn benediction con•
eluded the service with Rev. Fa-
ther McCowell as celebrant, as-
sisted by Rev. Dr. Ffoulkes and
Rev, Father Lynch.
As the graduates marched out
of the church the high school
choir accompanied by Mr. E. C.
Harley, Mitchell, sang The Re-
cessional.
The funeral of the late Mrs
Loretta Molyneaux was held ,on
Friday morning from the resid-
ence of Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Sta-
pleton to St. Patrick's Church,
Dublin. Solemn Requiem Mass
was offered with Rev. Dr. J. B.
Ffoulkes as celebrant, assisted by
Rev, J. McCowell, St. Calumban,
and Rev.- Father Sullivan, Sea -
forth. Rev, Father Poisson, of
St. Joseph, was in the Sanctuary,
Mrs. V. Lane presided at the or-
gan. The pallbearers were three
nephews, John Griffin, Akron,
Ohio; Robert Feeley, Detroit,
Mich,; Art Dingman, Bay City, a
cousin, James Dalton, of Grand
Bend, also Martin IClinkl>famer
and Clayton Looby, Dublin. Bur-
ial took place in St. Patrick's ce-
metery, Dublin. Among those at-
tending the funeral from a dis-
tance in addition to members of
the family were: Mrs. 'Maurice
Griffin and son John Griffin, of
Akron, :Ohio; Mr, Chester O'Reil-
ly and bIr. and Mrs. R. Feeley, of
Detroit, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs, Art
Dingman, Bay City; Mr, and Mrs,
James Dalton, Grand Bend; Jos-
eph Doyle, Ingersoll; Mrs. Lam-
phrey and James Lamphrey, of
Goderich,
WINTHROP
The Vacation Bible School will
open on Monday morning, June
29 in Cavan Church with regis-
tration at 8,80. On Wednesday
morning Miss Fern Eyre, Lon-
don, will address the children.
She ds to be a leader in a mission
Sunday school in Quebec for the
summer and then to India. On
Friday morning there will be an
open service for parents and
friends.
HENSALL
Mrs. James Westlake and dau-
ghters Gloria and Brenda of
Trenton spent the past ,two
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Westlake while her husband, of
the RCAF, was writing exams on
the CF -100 at North Bay. Con-
gratulations to James who pass-
ed second highest in his class,
PEPPER REUNION
The annual Pepper fancily re-
union was held at Seaforth
Lions Park on June 20, with ap-
proximately 75 persons attend-
ing. Race results were: 5.8 yrs„
Bill McGregor, Joyce Falconer;
girls 6.8, Joyce Falconer, Glenda
Matheson; boys 6-8, Bill Mc-
Gregor; girls 9.12, Florence Pep
per, Ruth Anne Pepper; boys 9-12
Grant Pepper, Larry Barker;
young ladies, .Gloria Ann Pepper,
•Bonnie Barker; young' Hien, Al.
beat Walter, Roy Walter; mar-
ried ladies, :Mfrs, Lawrence Bar-
ker, Mrs, Glenn Pepper; married
men, Roy Pepper, Wes, Pepper;
grandmothers spot race, Mrs, J.
Pepper; grandfathers time race,
Howard Crich, Roy Pepper;
girls kicking slipper, Julone El-
liott; boys kicking slipper,
Bruce Malcolm; calling men to
dinner, Mrs, Prank McGregor,
Mrs, Glenn Pepper; calling the
Sores, Clifford Pepper, Roy Pep,
per; couples bean race, Mr, and
Mrs, Clifford Pepper, Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Pepper, tennis relay,
Bonnie Barker's team , person
farthest, Luther Pepper, Vancou-
ver, age 84; youngest Wendy
THS SHAFQRTII.NEWS—Thursday, June 25, 1959
Barker; lucky ;io„ Mrs. Fred
Pepper. Duo to the absenoe .of
the president, Mrs. Carl MoClin-
clrey, the secretary took oharge
of a short meeting, Officers el-
ected: Pres„ Balton Malcolm;
sec; treas., Nil's, Lawrence Har.
leer; sports, Mr, and Ml's, John
McGregor, Mr, and Mrs. Frank
MoGrogor; lunch, Mr. and Mrs.
Les, Pepper, Mr,. and Mrs. ,Robs
Bordon, Mr, and Mrs, .Cecil Pep.
per. 1969 'Picnic will be at Sea -
forth Lions "Park 3rd. Sunday in
June.
BARBARA KIRIKMAN
The June meeting of the Bar
bara Kirkman Auxiliary of First
Presbyterian Churoh was held on
Tuesday at the manse, with the
president, Mrs. W. A. Wright,
Presiding, Twenty-five ,members
answered the roll call, Mrs: R.
I{ersl'alce .had charge of the de-
votional part of the .meeting fol.-
lowing the business. Miss Fior-
once Laidlaw read the sari.iils're
lesson and Mr's. Ken McIntyre of.
fared prayer. Mrs. D. L, !Older
and Mrs. W. A. Wright sang a
duet, Mrs. J. E. Patterson out-
lined a further c'ha'pter in the
study book, speaking of the mis-
sion, work among the French
Canadians and new Canadians.
Ws. Robt, Wright, a faithful
member of the Barbara Kirk-
man while in Seaforth, was pre-
dented with a small gift by Mrs.
W, A. Wright on behalf of the
group, Mrs. Wright leaves for
Peterborough this week. A social
time was spent over .a cup of tea
and Mrs, W, 0. Johnston moved
a vote of thanks to' the Hostess,
Mrs. Elder and co -hostesses, Mrs,
J. A. Munn and Miss F. Laidlaw,
The next meeting will be in the
form of a picnic supper and will
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First Presbyterian
Church
REV. D. LESLIE ELDER
Minister
10 A.M, CIHURCIH SCHOOL AND
YOUTH FELLOWSHIP CLASS
11 A.M.
"DISTINGUISHING THINGS
THAT DIFFER"
Music, Senior Choir,
Anthem, "The Sun Shall Be
No More" (Woodward)
Congregational and Church
School picnic will be held at.
the Lions Park, Friday, June
26, at 4 P.M. •
Joint services will commence
Sun., July 5, with Rev. D. L.
Eider at Nortnside United
Church
Organist and Choir Lender
H, A. KEMPSTER
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GRAND BEND
Dancing
Lionel Thornton
and Itis
Casa Royal Orchestra
Sat. Juno 27111
Tues, June 30th
Fri, Juiy 3rd
Special Attraction
TUESDAY - JUNE 30th
Sylvia Murphy
CBC TV STAR
.. of
Cross Canada Hit Parade
Music Malcers —
Adults $2 ea. Students $1 ea.
TE/DN TOWN BALL
THURSDAYS
Starting July 2nd
Clarence, Petrie Orchestra.
Students 60c, Adults $1.25
be held at Mrs. It, Kerslake's cot-
tage at Bayfield.
NOR7'HSIDE UNITED CHURCH!
Church School, 10 a.m,
Worship, 11 a.m,
Mrs. Jas. A, Stewart, Organist; .
Mr, Jas, A. Stewart, Choirmast-
er; Rev, J, Cliff Britton, 13,A„
Minister.
Wim.
1ilgaaaonclville United Oiarclt
Dr. J, Semple, minister; Lyle
Ilammond, organist -choir leader.
11 a.m.—Guest minister, Rev.
}!ugh Wilson. ..Subject, "Living
for Big Things." 10 am., Church
School and Bible Class. Sacra-
ment of Baptism, Sun„ July 5th,
Anniversary
SERVICES
at Cromarty
Presbyterian Church
Sunday, June 28
Services at 11 A.M. and 8 P.M.
Rev. Dr. William Barclay
of•London, Guest Minister
8SPECIAL MUSIC
At morning service by the
Cromarty Choir and Quartette
At evening service the Harbour-
aires Male Chorus from Goderich
will render special music
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PROCLAMATION
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
'In accordance with a resolution passed by
the Municipal Council of the Town of Seaforth,
I herebyproclaim that in view of the present
rabies situation no dog shall be allowed to
at large in the Town of Seaforth until further
notice from this date, November 12, 1958,
B. F. Christie
Mayor
God Save the Queen
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