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BLAKE 'the Blind.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gingerieh
visited with Mr. and Mrs, H.
Musselman, Kitchener, er •
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SC Oal toured
with
inson
other schools on a bus trip hrto of1IIi1 sgreen Mrs.Charles
an evening
Toronto, visiting Old Fort York, with Mi. Darold Finlay and Pa-
the subway and the. Institute for mily.
Mr. Darold Finlay visited his
aunt, Miss Margaret Finlay of
London.
MALE ORDERLY
Applications for the above position at the Hugon
County Home, Clinton, will be received by the
undersigned until Friday, June 26, 1959, at 5 P.M.
All applications are to be forwarded in sealed
envelope clearly marked as to contents, stating age,
experience and other necessary information
Salary $125 per month living- in; or $155 per
month living out.
.JOHN G. BERRY', CLERK -TREASURE
COUNTY OF HURON, GODERICH, ONT.
1958 CHEVROLET COACH
1957 PONTIAC COACH
1955 CHEVROLET SEDAN
1955 PLYMOUTH SEDAN
1954 DE SOTO SEDAN
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MITCHELL
SEAFORTH
Phone G. Fawm 186 Phone 541
Town of Seaforth
Re Dog Proclamation
In view of the disregard by the general
public of the recent proclamation
issued by the Town Council re the
confinement of dogs, and the fact that
they "are not to run at large at any
time, the Council feels that charges
must be laid under this By-law.
Any owner or harborer of a dog who
allows it to run at large can be sum-
moned into court. The fine in a case of
this kind could be $50.00 and costs.
The Council and myself would ask all.
citizens concerned to comply with the
laws and avoid the consequences.
B. F. Christie
Mayor
TOWN TOPICS
Clare W:estcott,, Jan, Jeff and
Genevieve, 01! Toronto, and Mr,.
and Mrs.,Gerald Weber; London,
'visited 'their parents, Mr, and
Mrs, J, A. Westeott last week,
Mr, and Mrs, Charles Sherwood
of Montreal anti James Sherwood
el 'Ottawa are here owing to the
death of their father, Mr. Mat-
thew G.- Sherwood.
When a chain he was pulling
on suddenly let go, Ruurd.Roop
mans on Monday afternoon fell
15' feet front the top Of a truck
load of baled bay at the Scott
Poultry Farm. `140 was removed
to Scott Memorial Hospital. 41p•
parently no bones were broken
and he was able to return home
to Auburn newt day.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Ryan and
family, Windsor, and Mr. and
M'i's. Len Gillespie and son, Tor
onto, were week end visitors
Mrs. Camilla Ryan.
Mr. :and Mrs, Jack 'Nicholson
and fancily, Streetsville, ,spent
the ween end with relatives.
Mrs. 0, P. Sills and Mies Mary
Lou .Sills visited Saturday in
Kitchener withMr. and Mins. Ro-
nald Sills and baby alaughlter,
Kathy Ann,
Air. and Mrs. Jos. Miller, Det-
roit, and Cyril Flannery, Detroit,
attended the Lane -Malone wed.
ding Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maloney,
Galt, were week end visitors of
Mrs. Therese Maloney.
Mrs. Wm. Arthur, Michael and
Billy, Miami, Florida, are spend-
ing (three weeks' vacation with
her another, Mrs. F. J. Bechely.
Miss Ida Gallop is spending the
summer at Bayfield,
Mr, and Mrs. Ray Benninger,
Guelph, 'and Miss Therese Flan-
nery, Guelph, attended the Lane-
Malone'wedding Saturday.
Miss Nora Reynolds, nurse in
training at St. Joseph's hospital,
London, is spending three weeks
holidays with .her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Reynolds,
Mrs.
Samuel
Bates and ,daugh-
ter h
ter Bonnie are visiting this week
with friends in Windsor,
Mr.B111 Stephenson and Mr.
Ron Mahlallen, Toronto, visited
Sunday with Mrs. Leo Stephen-
son,
Mrs. William Byrne, Trenton,
Minh., was a guest of -Mrs, Jean
Fortune last week.
The frame building On 8°411 decided that the Ladies' Aid mon-
s
Mai
r street which Ds, Harburn
used for many Year's as an °MJiee
10 slated by the present owner,
Dr, J. Turnbull, for removal and,
the space will be used for a
parking plane for olieus of the
clinic. The pz'esezrt tenant,
Terry's Itadto, liar moved to
Church, street.
Mr, and Mrs, L. R. Hudson, Mr,
and 'Mrs, Jack Hudson and baby.
daughter of Toronto were week
end visitor's with Mrs. Mabel
Hudson, Mr, and Mrs. Dalton
Diegel andsMr. and Mrs, W, Cole-
man.
Mrs. A, McCluskey of Loudon companist..
visited last week at the home •of
Mr. and -Mrs. J, M. Eckert. BRODHAGEN
Mrs. Lionel Fortune, Mr's, Wes Mr. and Mrs, William Diegel
Niohoils and Stan were in Strat- and Arthur, Mr. and Mrs. Russell
ford on Tuesday 'attending the Sholdice, Mr, Geo, Riegel, Rev..
funeral of their cousin, Mr. E1. and Mrs, E, J. Fisolcer, Miss Ar•
Reid.
ey be collected at next meeting,
to be held at the home of Mrs.
Miele,, McMillan, Mrs. William.
Drover, and vice Imes., and her
group had theme of the prog•
rare. Soriplure was read by Maus,
T. W. McMillan and Mrs. Samuel
Sto'r'ey led in prayer. The topic
tram the 'study book was given
by Mrs, William Drover assisted
by Mrs. J. L. Sell and Mies Jean
Scott. A lovely duet "Open Mine
Eyes that I May See," watt sung.
V Mrs. Edward Dorranee and
her daughter, Miss Gisela Helbjg
With Mrs. R. E. McMillan as ae-
mer
of Mr, and Mrs, Von Allen, of
Winnipeg, spent the week end at
the home of their cousin, Mrs.
Richard Kruse,
George Webb of Maryland was
a visitor in town for a few 'hours
last week calling on the Sillery
family and visiting old friends,
Mr, Webb, who ins 76, worked 50
years ago 'with the construction
firm of •Gutteridge and Edge. Al-
ter being wounded in the first
war he, was in 'the construction
business in Chicago for years.
Mrs, J. R. Spittal was oalled to
Toronto by the serious illness ,of
her sister. •
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Thursday & Friday, June 25.26,
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John Ashley, Jody Fair
Gene Vincent
"HIGH SCHOOL HELL CATS"
Yvonne Lime - Bret Halsey
One Cartoon,
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—Double Feature—
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Tony Martin Peggy Castle
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Rich'd Anderson - Elaine Edwards
One Cartoon
Sun. Midnito & Mon., June 28-29
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Kirk Douglas -- Adolphe Menjou
Tues. & Wed, June 30, July 1
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Tyrone Power -- Marlene Dietrich
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Beauty Salon
Main St., Seaforth
Phone 373
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TROYER REUNION
The 38th annual Troyer reun
ion was held Sun -day, June 21s
at SIarbor park, Goclerloh, wit
members present from Wayn
and Belleville, Mich„ Seaton
Londes'boro, A2ltebell, Kippen
Hensall, Bruceiield and Varna
Sports were directed by the cum
mittee,. Mre, Lorne Lawson anc
Mrs. Harold Hugill:
Pre-school, Mary Lou Johnson
Beth Troyer; girls 5.7, Pay
Troyer,
Lon
MaryJohnson; o boys
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5.7 Bobby Coleman; girls' 8-10
Betty Hoggart; boys 8 to 10
Russell' Talbot, Harvey Hoggart
girls 10-12, Sandra Ilugill, Glen
da Jdhnson; boys 10-12, Russel
Talbot, Nell Gemmell; girls kin
the slipper, Barbara Bowes; boy
lcibk the slipper, Douglas Hugild
couple shoe dcramble, Ken Gem
well and Karen Talbot; girls
with most buttons, Betty Hogg -
art; boy with most colors in his
sorbs, Ken Gemmell; relay, girls,
Karen Talbot; boys, Douglas Hu -
gill; toothpick and lifesaver re-
lay, Sandra Hugiil's team.
During the supper hour the el-
ection of officers for 1960 was
held: President, Ernie Talbot;
vice president, Gordon Johnson;
sec. treas., Mrs. Emerson Cole-
man; sports com., Mrs. Gordon
Johnson, Miss Joyce Faber, and
Bill' Sims. Lunch con., Mrs. Rus-
sell Coleman, Mrs. Ernie Talbot
and Emerson Coleman.
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AFTEIRNOON AUXILIARY
The June meeting of the after-
noon Auxiliary of First Presby-
terian Church was held at the
home of Mrs. Ernest Geddes with
a good attendance, The president,
Mrs. J. L. Bell, -presided, After
the business period -,Mars,, . Jack
Thompson's group took charge of
the devotional part. 'Mrs. Geddes
read the scripture lesson with
prayer by Mrs. George Hills. Mrs.
J. McGregor conducted a ques-
tionaire .on organizations and
workers across Canada. •Muss Jes-
sie Fraiser assisted Mr's. Thomp-
son with the topic. Mrs. D. L.
Elder and Mrs, W. A. Wright. fa-
vored with -a duet, "The Raven
He Feedeth," accompanied by
Mrs. Geddes. At the close of .the
meeting lunch was served by the
hostess. Courtesy ,remarks were
expressed by Mrs. D. L. Elder..
NORTHSIDE W.M.S.
Northside WMS met June 23
with a good attendance. Mrs. J.
C. Britton opened the, meeting
and Mrs. C. Walden welcomed the
societies, Walton, Duff's, Bethel,
Ontario St •and Wesley Willis,
Clinton. Offering was received by
Miss G. Thompson and Mrs. A.
W. Sillery. Letter was read from
Miss Annie Lawrence by Mrs, W.
Leeming. Mrs. B. F. Christie led
in prayer. Program consisted •of
a solo by Ruth Ann Wilson and
duet by Miss Ruth Cluf and Mrs.
Neil Bela, Mrs. Walden' introduc-
ed.the,speaker, Mies Fennell, who
gave a very inspiring ' talk on
Korea, Appreciation was extend-
ed to Miss Fennell by Miss .G.
Thompson.
2IfoKILLOP W.M.S.
There • was a splendid atten-
dance .of members and friends
present when the McKillop WMS
of First Presbyterian Church met
at the home of Mrs. Edward Dor-
ranee last Thursday afternoon.
The president, Mrs, Helen McMil-
lan -opened the meeting. It was
lone Riegel, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hinz
attended the wedding of Rev,
Calvin Diegel and Miss Betty
IIantman at Kitchener on Fr'i•daY,
Master Alvin' Hicks was con-
fined to Seaforth :hospital for
several days. Mrs, 17d. Smith Is
also a patient there.
Miss Audrey Hackwell and pu-
pils of our school enjoyed' a bus
trip to Niagara Falls Tuesday,
Mr, and Mrs' Edward Benne-
wies were pleasantly surprised
when relatives called 'to express
goad wishes -on their• fifth wed-
ding anniversary recently,
Mrs. Elwood Smart and Carol-
yn of Windsor with her parents,
Air. and Mrs, J. L. Bennewies for
the week end,
Mr. L. Rose, London, with Mr.
and MTS. Ross Lecuhardt,
Mrs. Alma Puschelberg and
Ross of Listowel with Mr, and
Mrs, L. Puschelberg on Sunclay,
Mr. and firs. James Walker,
Miss Myrtle Day, Mrs, Joseph
Diekison, all of Teeswater, with
Mr. and Mrs, Ford D'ickison on
Sunday;
IUlany from here .attended the
shower for Mr.. and Mrs.. Morley
Daman et Menkton, and at Clr'eie
13 for Mr. and Mrs. 'IaY Haig,br'echt Friday evening,
The sympathy •of the co'milliau.
ity is extended to hip. Robert
]Drench, and family In the death
of Airs. French.
Three infants were baptised at
St. 'Peter's Lutheran Church on:
Sunday, Gall May ''Jeuerizran, in-
fant daughter' of Mr. and Mrs,
Ronald Hangman, with Mr, and
Mrs. Maurice Mastou and Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Siemon, sponsors
with the parents; Colleen Jean
Beuerman, infant daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Heileman,sponsors, Mr. and Mrs, R. Hiile•
brecht with the parents; Jeffrey
Dean Siemon, infant son of Mr,
and Mrs, Ivan Siemon, with Mr,
and Mrs. Raiph Moor sponsors
with the parents.
Mrs, 'lbrnest Efligseu aecozup,
aniecl Mr, and Mrs. Edgar E1iig-
sen and Mr, and M'rs, Zack Ellig-
son to Guelph recently to the
home of Mr, and Mrs, John yluel•
ler to celebrate the 40111. wedding
anniversary of her parents, Mr.
and Whs. Flank Eiligsen,
Rev, Robert Rock, Dartmouth,
N,S., with hie parents, 011'. and
Mrs, 1dwin Rock.
BRUCEFIELD
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Davison,
Toronto, were guests at the
manse with Mr. Davison's par-
ents, Rev. and Mrs, S. Davison,
Mr, and Mrs, Geo. Griffith and
family, Stratford, were visiting
relatives in the village.
:lir, and Mrs. Robt. Allan, Ham-
ilton, spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs, Edgar Allan and
Mary,
Mrs. Wm, Smith of Exeter is
visiting her sieter, Mrs. A. I-loh-I
ner.
Flrenren answered a call to the.
bonze of Mr. ,J'acic 'Mustar'd, For.
tuuately the blaze was extiu-
gu shed In a few minutes,
Mrs, David Triebner was re-
moved to Clinton hospital arc
Sunday of last week.
Mr, and Mrs, •Geo. Pinlcucy of
Walkerton visited her mother,
Mrs, W. II, 'pepper, Mrs, Pepper
is improving in health.,
Mr. and Mrs, John B,atlzwell of
Lindsay Visited at the home of
his mother, Mars, Fred Rathweil.
There will .be a bald gauze and
weiner roast' at Roy Wildfong's
en Friday, June 26 at 7,45 spon-
sored by Bethel WA.
BORN
Butters—On June 8, to Mr. and
Mrs. Ron Butters, St. Thomas,
a daughter, Marlene Louise, a
sister for Brian,
Mopherson--+In Stratford hos-
pital on Jane 19, to Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh MaPhersou, Seaforth, a
daughter, a sister for Debby.
Births at Scott Memorial Hos-
pital;
DeCorte—To Mr. and Mrs, Cor,
nelius DeCorte, RR 2 Seaforth,
on June 22, a daughter.
Delaney—To Mr. and Mrs, Jos.
Delaney, RR 1 Dublin, on June
21, a daughter.
Alexander—To Mr. -and Mrs.
John Alexander, Seaforth, on
June 21, a daughter,
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