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The Seaforth News, 1959-07-09, Page 1Th Seafort WH=OLE! =RIES, VOL. 81 SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JTJLY 9, 1959 $1,50 a Yeer uthorized as Second Clean men, Peat OlTieo Demt., Ottawa Snowdon Bros„ Publishers WORK STARTS ON NEW CANADIAN LEGION HALL An excavation has been made for the new hall of •the Seaforth Branch of the Canadian Legion' at the corner of Main and Huron streets. It is ,expected that the footings. willaile ,putin this week Legion cumbers. b Y The new building will be 40' x 89' of cement block eonstruotion Ohairman of the building com- mittee, lD'Orleon Sills, stated on Wednesday that the work will be. done and •material supplied al- most entirely by Legion members as practically all the trades are represented in the membership. Arrangements are being com- p1eted tor the The upper part oft hie Minock ding will be the hall, with kitchens and club quarters underneath the hall. Th=e present quarters 'of . the Legion in the Memorial Centre, which they have occupied since it was built, have not been ade- guide, as only (part time use of the hall is available, and the Legion rooms are cramped, •mak- ing it difficult to -plan social events. - ENC•rAG}EhfENTs•- • Mr, and Mrs, Olarenceiyr'¢E'akden. wish to. announce- the engage- ment . of hetet `Drily .daughter, Marjorie Marie ao . John Alexan= ,der Fraser, elder sem of Mr- and Mrs. Alexander Fraser oT: Water- loo, Ontario. The marriage to take place the latter pant of July. ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Whyte of Huilett with to announce the engagement of their eldest dau- ghter, Mary Jane, to Mr, Francis Van Der Molen, son .of Mr. and Mrs. H. Van Der Molen, Guelph. The marriage will take place on July 25th at 3 o'clock in Con- stance United Church. MUSIC RESULTS The following are the -results of Western Ontario Conservatory of Music examinations for pupils of Mae M. R. Rennie: Grade II, piano, Joan. Sinclair, first clase honors. Grade IiII—Darlene Sills, first class honors; Barbara Nott, first class honors; Grace Stephenson, honors. Grade IV -•+Sally Cosford, first class honors; Shirley Henderson, first class honors. Grade VI --Kaye Marie Wor- den, honors. . BUY. RESIDENCES • Herbert Fleming has bought Mrs, Annie Reid's house on West street and gets possession Aug- ust 1st. Mr. and Mrs. Fleming and children are now diving in the 'Charters house en Victoria street. Mr. Flemingis employed at the Boshart factory. Mra. Reid has been at St. Joseph's hospital, London, since 'fracturing her ,hip. Mr. Thomas Appleby of Mc- Killop has pumehased the Sav auge cottage on John street. Mr. and Mrs. Appleby will retire to Seaforth this tall. Mr. Appleby was able to return home on Tuesday after being a patient In Scott Memorial hospital follow- ing his recent heart attack. DUGHARME - VOLL White stephanotis and snap- dragons adorned .the altars of St. Anne's Roman Catholic March, Kitchener, on Saturday, June 27, for the marrliage of Jean Mary, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Vold, 21. Dane St., Kitch- ener, and Mr. Thomas Leo Du• charme, son of Mm. and Mrs. Auguste Ducharme, Dwblin. Rev. Walter Strub performed the double ring N;erelmoniy and said the nuptial Mass. The bride, given in marriage•by her father, wore a floor length formal gown of frost white ,silk organza styled with a scalloped sabrina neck- line and lily point sleeves of chantilly lace. A seimlkiiacuiar crown of pearls and sequins held her fingertip veil and she car- ried a, bouquet of white stephan- otis, tephanotis, carnations and pink ;sweet- heart roses.' Miss Mary Ann =Strub of Kit- chener was maid of honor, and bridesmaids were Miss Rose Marie Ducharine, London, sister .of the bridegroom, and Miss Joyce Weed:ter, Kitchener, cou- sin of the 'l ride. They wore iden- tical waltz+length gowns of cotil- lion blue silk organza featuring brief sleeves and matching .bows. Matching picture hats completed their ensembles, and they carried bouquets of white carnations and pink sweetheart roses. Mr. Kenneth aueharme, Loe don, brother of the bridegroom, was =best man, and ushers were Mr. and. Mrs. ' 7hiomaa Murphy, Elmira, and Mr. Raymond Voll, aseenwood, N.S., brother ofthe bride. Following the ceremony a ,me caption Was 'held' at Leisure; Lodge, Preston, where the brides. mother received the guests wear- ing a lime green embroidered sheath .dress With beige accessed'. lea and a acreage of yellow roses: She was aesisted by the bride- groom's ridegroom's Mother wearing a sky blue crepe and lace ensemble, white accessories and a corsage of red ,roses. Following a wedding trip to i1orida, the couple will reside at 760 William St., London, The bride je a graduate of St. .lyfary'e Hospital School of Nurs- ing, ,Kitehoner, INSTITUTE PICNIC The Seaforth Women's Instit- ute Isola their picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hugill on Monday evening, June 30th with about 60 in attendance. The al were is directed by Mrs. 11 J. Doig and Mrs Wilfred Cole- man. Results were as follows; 6 years and under, .Ricky Mc- Kenzie, Ralpir Whitmore, 8 years and under, Ricky Mc- Kenzie, Sharon Strong. 11 years and under, =Sandra Hugill, Helen Elliott. 14 years and under, Roba Doig, Elsie Deg. Young men's race, Kenneth Papple, Douglas Hugill. Married men'8 =race, R. J. Doig, Gordan Papple. Married ladies' race, Mrs. R. J. Doig, Mrs. 'Gordon McKenzie. 3 -legged race, Roba Doig and Elsie Doig; Mary Lamont and Helen Elliott. Shoe Scramble, Linda. Papple, Sharon McKenzie.. Kick the Slipper, ladies, Mrs. /Min Kerr, (Elsie Daig; men's, Wayne Resta Douglas Hugill. Weight Guessing, ladies, Mrs. Gordon. McKenzie; men, Arnie Taylor. Hit Jiggs, Mrs. Lorne Canter. Biggest Fibber, James Keyes, Arnie Taylor: Balloon Race, Mr. and Masa James Keyes. A delicious lunch was served under the convenership of Mrs. Gordan Papple, TEEN TOWN NEWS (Ellen Gorw411) The joint meeting of the Sea - forth, Mitchell and Clinton teen town societies was held in the Seaforth arena in the form of a semi -formal dance. There were about 300 teenagers in attend- ance. We would Like to thank Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Beuermann for ohaperoning'the dance. We would also like to thank Mrs. McPhail and Mrs. Hutchinson for keeping up with the steady demand of teenagers wanting pop and chips in the booth. Music was supplied by Stuart•Baird and his Colleg- 4ates. Spot dances were won by Beverley Phillips, •Seaforth and Ken Bedard, Seaforth; Lyn Gra- ham, Niagara 'Falls and Ken Ry- an, Seaforth; Mildred Howe, of 'Seaforth, and 03311 Parsons, Mit- chell. The door prize was won by Phyllis Bryans and Eddie James. The members of Teen Town would like to thank Tom Flynn for loaning us his truck to move' the piano from the arena back -to. the public schcicaasaid' Wright',* Leyburn =for donating the can- vass to cover the 'piano. Thanks to Keith Pethick and assistants for putting up the .platform. WINS AT TORONTO Wilson Oke is racing his horse, "Thunder Bay" in the harness races at Old Woodbine track, at Toronto this summer. On Satur• day he won second money in the seventh race, his share of .the' $850 purse being 4250, MORE ROISTERERS? "It seems to me we get more roisterers from the Town of Sea - forth than any other town," the Goderich Signal -Star quotes County Magistrate D. E. Relines as commenting in court at God- erich last week. • G40DIcIN - HEMINGWAY In United Church, Bruseels, on Saturday, July 4th, before an all - white setting of lilies, mums and candles, 'a double ring ceremony took place uniting in marriage Marion Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hemingway, Brussels, and Lavern Morley, san of MT. and Mrs. Edmund G,idkin, Wal- ton, with Rev. Lloyd Brown offs- elating. Traditional wedding music was played by Miss Doris Johnston of Clinton, who also accompanied the soloist, MT,- Brian Prescott, Brussels, es lie sang "The Wed- girls spent the week end with the Wed- ding Prayer" and the .lord's .latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs: Prayer" before the ceremony, and Karl ,Lawson, Mrs. Warren and Because" during the signing of girls are remaining -for holidays. the register. Several from here attended the Given in marriage by her fa Shakespearean FeSttyal last.week they. the bride wore a white floor and saw the, Queen and Prince Chanlengtt gown la of nylonrnet and ,'Phillip, as well as seeing them Chantilly lace over braids] • satin at the •station. • fashioned with ,sabrina neckline, Silly point .sleeves, full bouffant skirt. Mother of =pearl sequins trimmed the :tiara whichheld her fingertip =veil. The bride carried a cascade bouquet of Sweetheart roses and' white pinnochio mums on a white Bible. Miss Ruth„Hemingway attend- ed her sister as maid of honor. The ,bridesmaids were Miss Aud- rey God'kin, Exeter, and Miss Merle Godkin, sisters of the groom. Laurel Hemingway was Rower girl. These attendants wore matching :ballerina length harem gowns, two in orchid and two in green in White dotted ny- lon ..,chiffon, featuring' sabrina neckline, three -quarter length sleeves, ,pleated taffeta culmber- band with tea rose and buds at back and matching picture bats. They (carried cascades, of yellow and white mums and the flower girl a similar bas'ketl Attending the imidegroom was Mervin Godkin, Walton, brother ,of the green. 'Murray Dennis, Wanton, and =ton Hemingway`, Brussels, ushered. After the reception in the church parlors the happy couple lett on a trip to Northern Ont- arie. Lightning Destroys Power Cut by Failing R. Barrows' Barn Crane Bodin Joseph Nigh, • Egmondville, The large barn on the farm of Russell Barrows, west at Lead- crane operator, had a miraculous bury lit :McKillop township, was escape from death by eleotroeu- burnetl to the ground about six tion on Monday afternoon at the p.m, on Wednesday, July 1st, af- =rear of the former Regent theatre ter being struck by aigittning dur- building when the 40 -foot steel ing one of the worst electrical boom accidentally crashed into a 'storms to pass over tiedist uot, highvoltage The loss is estimatedated at obout The clutch oontrollina the $00,000, The barn was L-shaped, steel boom of the =Mane suddenly the main barn 'being 46bG0 and seized and the boar instead of the smaller 28x45. It was full of stopping where (intended, was hay, straw and grain, all last carried right back over the cab Ma's crop. No livestock was in until it made contact with the the barn and only a few mach-: power dines in the,'adfey, Ines, a grain grinder with 8 hp. The Maas blew 'tint at the sub- motor, litter carrier, etc. All the station and electric power was material•for a' new steel 'root was cut off at 3 o'clocki ready to go on. The Trig Is owns& by Frank Kling, whose men were at work reroofing the "former theatre building which *ea recently pur- chased 'by Lee Learn of Maple Leaf Dairy. The controls •on ;the• machine failed to respond when the oper- ator released the dutch, Mr. Nigh was unharmed- when 4600 volts momentarily' =plumed down the .crane to the -ground, He was seated in the oab'and apparently not in the direct line' of the flow of current. The IPub14c .Utility staff, under .the =direction of R. 'J, Boussey, The family had got home just a few minutes earlier. Mr. Bar- rows was in the sriveshed when the fire was noticed by his nieces,, 'Sheila and diene Riddell of Woodbridge, who are holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. Barrows. Seaforth fire brigade responded to the alarm and were 'able to Savo the'driveshed, Mr. Barrows has not made any definite plans yet for rebuilding but does not expect to ereet a new barn this year, al=though he has been looking at some .this week. The barn was built 67 years ago by his father, the late were able to restore power in Christopher Barrows, and in 1914 about 20 minutes, except for the the straw shed was attached to area In the vicinityof the accid- make the L.shaped barn. ant. Power was fully restored by A lightning (holt fired a large 5,30 p.m. barn on the farm of John Kelly, The electric wiM; supported four miles northeast of BIM, the crane boom and prevented. it and =loss was estimated at $10, =falling to the Igrounfl, but it took 000. Tbe'Kelly family was eating about an hour and'a half to get supper when the bolt struck. Ru- the boom down offi the wires. ral phones were also knocited Bolts were removed; ,from a sec - out in the immediate area, Neigh- tion near the cab and the part bons had to drive to Blyth to ,on the wines was slowly Worked summon the fire department. clear. The . PUC derrick was used to lower the upper part of the boom to the ground, with ,the 'Play Semi Finals aid of several men to guide it. In Huron Football On Tuesday Imornng the crane ryas ae-assembled and the mach- inery was put in rood working order. The Huron Football playoffs are now in progress. St. Colum - ban topped the intermediate ser- ies with 12 points, followed by Winthrop 6 points, Clinton 5 and Brussels 1, The playoffs are best 3 out of 5. In the A series St, Columban has defeated Clinton 2.1 at St. Columban and 3.2 at Clinton. The remaining games are July 10 at St, . Columban, and the last two if necessary on July 13th and lath at Clinton and St. Col- urban respectively. In the B series Winthrop de- feated Brussels 5.1 at Winthrop, and they tied 3.3 at Brussels. Remaining games in the B ser- ies are: July 9, Brussels at Win- throts:: • The:.: last -two- jams, -if necessary, are July 15 at Brus- sels and. July 20 at Winthrop. In Juvenile Football, St. Col- umban was high team with 9 pts. Winthrop 6 pts, Walton 5 pts., Brussels 4 pts.. The playoffs are home and home, goals to count. Walton was beaten 1-0 in Walton in the first' game against St. Columban. The return match 4s' July 9th at St. Columban. In series B, Winthrop at Brus- sels July 8th. Brussels at Win- throp July 13th. All games at 7.30 sharp. CONSTANCE :Kiss Shirley Little of Manitou- lin Island, has returned home af- ter spending two weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Montgomery and family. Mrs. Wm. Simmons and child- ren of Toronto returned home after visiting last week with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Buchanan and family. Mrs. Edith McFarlane of Tor- onto visited with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley last week and Mrs. Robt. Woods and Debbie returned home to Ajax after spending hot- idaye with her parents, NIT. and Mrs. Riley. Mrs. Mabel Snider, of Sarnia, spent a couple of •days with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Montgomery. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Warren. and Ruskin Keyes. Retires As P incipal ed recently The auditorium;�lo David Max- well school, Win'dso was crowd - ,hen 1,f a teachers, w r1ri parents, former pupUs' and. guests held a ;reception to ''honor their retiring prinoi'pal, Mr. Ruskin G. Keyes, who had been.Ithirty years principal of that school. An interesting =program was put on by, the teachers and pup- ils of the school, consisting of ;choruses, dances an'd� music. Mr. E. Whitney in his jovial manner, acted ass, mater:eta ceremonies., llev. c: -L.. Lewis,'pastta ,u'E• Tale ity United Church, in his -sadness commended Mr. Keyes out his high principles of teaching,re- ferring to his unfailing. system. in teaching: Plowing, Planting and Pruning. Mr. T. C. White, re- presenting bhe Windsor Board of Education; congratulated NIr. Keyes on his •tactful manner of co-operating troth she members of the staff, thus malg possible the maximum education for all the pupils. At the close of the program Mr. and Mrs. Keyes were called to the platform and Mrs, Keyes was presented =with roses and. Mr. Keyes with= a camera and slide projector. Mr. Keyes made a fit- ting reply, thanking the pupils, teachers and members of the Home and School. He voiced his appreciation to Mr. Hortop, a for- mer principal, who recommended him as principal of the new Dav- id Maxwell School in 1929. Ile wished the new principal to have the same hearty co-opera- tion as he has enjoyed. Mr, Keyes is the second son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Keyes of Egmondville, formerly of Stanley township. He spent his boyhood years on the Baby- lon line, attended S.S. No. 13, Stanley, He graduated from Sea - forth Collegiate and the Univer- sity ,of Western Ontario. After receiving his .teacher's certificate from Loudon Teachers' College, he began his teaching ,career at a mural school near Dungannon. Then he taught several years in Waterloo county and Timmins. He went to Windsor in 1926 and In January 1929, when David Maxwell school was built, he was -appointed hs its first principal. M. Holden of Gibson The staff of the school consists of Mrs. F 23 teachers. Under his leadership B.C., is holidaying this week with David Maxwell school •has always her sister, Mrs. Alf Buchanan. been In the forefront in aotivities This is a bappu .reunion as this is the first visit in 10 years. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Lawson of Calgary, Alberta, and Mm, and Mrs. Clarke Lawson, Tommy and Stephen of Richmond H411, visit- ed this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Jamieson. Mr. and Mrs. Fred, Buchanan and sons *sited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Aylmer Hart of Brussels. Mrs, Pollard, Bill Millson, via - ked Tuesday with Mrs. Glazier' of Ilensall, and . Mrs, Luther Sanders visited with her brother; Wm. ,Stephenson also of Hensail. Mr. and :Mao. Borden Brown and .girls spent ,Sunday at Port lSlgin and Hanover. Mrs. Brown of Hanover returned with them for a.visit, Mr. and 'Mra. • Wilbur Wadell of Newton visited Monday at the dome of Mr, and MWS, Wrn. Jewitt and family. 'Seaforth police are chalk mar- king tires for two hour parking and so far laming only warn- Ings. • of an educational, athletic and community interest. Many out- standing 'pupils have graduated from the school during this per- iod. Mr. Keyes has served as pres- ident :of the Teachers'Institute and has been active in the men Teacher's ,Federation, baying been president of the Essex -Kent District and representing this group at ,the lmovinoiai meetings for several years. For -the past 20 years Mr. Keyes bee beena member of the Board of Directors of ,the Child- yen's Aid Sooiety for Windsor and ESsex county. He has been president of the board twice de ring that period, • Mr. Keyes .is a member of Lin- coln Rd. United Church, serving as superintendent of the Sunday school for a number of years. At present he is Recording Steward of the Oftiotal Board of the church, Mr, and Mms. Keyes, ,the form- er Ella Schweitzer, Elmira, and their daughter Joan reside at 2282 Hell avenue, ;W. ,indsoa (Vacation School At Winthrop Church The Vacation Bible Sehool which washeld i Cavan Church t n Ca a Winthrop, from June 29 to. July 3rd, with :Mrs. E. Toll as princi- pal, was voted as a great success, Eighty-six boys and girls attend- ed. The kindergarten depart- ment was under the leadership of Mrs W. Dodds Margaret 13i1- and Eileen t he ] r len e Smith; g t prim- e ary department with Lois Ann Somerville, Oath Boyd and 'dept. Blanohard; the junior dept. with Mrs, Don McClure, Mrs, Wilson Little, Margaret Al- exander and Gloria Boyd; the senior department with Mrs, Les, Dolmage, Jean H]llen and Georg- ina Little. Flannelgraphs were given by Marjorie Boyd, Mss. G. S=mith and Mrs. G. Blanchard. Rev, Mr, 'Summerell gave a filmstrip. On Wednesday Miss Fern Eyre, a Bible School graduate, address- ed the school on "being a miss- ionary wherever you are", and what makes a missionary, Her. pleasing manner and message were a joy to the group. She left for Quebec to teach for the sum- mer months and then to India, She was presented with dona- tions from the girls, boys and teachers, suitable for a mission field, Friday evening was open night for the parents and friends when the school as a whole presented a short program, displayed their handicrafts and closed with a worship service and a pageant, "The Way of Light:' A social time followed with the W.A, serving lunch. DUBLIN The completion of the St. Pat- rick's Church garden panty which was interrupted by rain on June 24th, took place in the par- ish hall on July lst. The drawing of .tickets resulted in the follow- ing winners: power mower, Pat Jordan, Dublin; card table and chairs, Michael Gallagher, Sear- boro; luggage, J. Berenaden, of Kirkton; flash camera, Mrs, Ro- gers, Mitchell; smoker, Stephen Eckert, Dublin; lucky door prize, $5, Joseph Krauskopf, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bonn and children, Kitchener, with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Evans. Mrs. .Nicholas Krauskopf has moved into her new home on Raglan street. Pat McGrath, Hamilton, spent the week end at his .home here. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Parker 01 Houston, Texas, with Mr. and Mrs. -Frank Burns. 'Mr. ani MTS. Fergus Reynolds, Detroit 'with -Miss- Monica Byrne. MT. and Mrs. Lloyd McCarthy in Ferndale and Pontiac, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roul and children, Oakville, with Mr. Louis McGrath, Rev. Father Shantz, Wallace - burg, anti Don Smith, Stratford, with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bennin- ger. Dave Henderson, London, with Mr. and Mrs. Mac Feeney. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Pugh, of Clairmont, with Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Stapleton. Cpl. and MTs. Lavoie are vaca- tioning at Farnham, Quebec. Mrs. Joseph Looby at Ross - port. Mrs. Dan. Costello in Toronto and Halton. Miss Patricia Costello has com- pleted her post graduate course at Brockville hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Wells, Scar'boro, with Mr, and Mrs. J. Wells. airs. Minnie Shulman in Buff- alo, N.Y. Mx. and Mrs, Bill Murphy of Port Colborne, with Mrs. Charles Kistner. Mrs. Gene Giroux, Thorold, with Mr, and Mrs. Dan Costello. Mr. and airs. John E. Moly- neaux, Thorold, with Mr, and Mrs. Fergus Stapleton. KIPPEN Miss Donelda Lostell 0.1 Kip - pen .was one of six girls from Huron county who visited Guelph last week. They toured MacDon- ald Institute and went by bus through the OAC grounds. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Plumb and family spent a day this week in Richmond Hill visiting a sister and brother-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Leans. The annualschool picnic of SS Na 14, Stanley, was held Friday of last week at Lions park,"Sea- torth. The winners in sports are aa 'follows: Pre-school, Gordon Wright, Ricky Gibbs; 6 and un- der, Gall Henderson, Donna Clif- ton; 8 and under, Gwenneth Hen- drick, Billy Henderson; 10 and under, Larry Gibbs, Gwenneth Hendrick; 12 and under, Billy Farquhar, James Wright; 14 and under, Jerry Johnson, Douglas ivloBeath; young ladies, Gail Fat - quhar, •Lorraine Talbot; young men, Jerry Johnson, Ross Mc- Beath,• kick the slipper, 10 and under, Brian Tr•'iebner, .Gwenneth Hendrick; 10 and over, Gertrude Toonk, Gail Farquhar; gathering clothes pins, Leona 011fton, Grace Farquhar; gathering clothes pins, men, Dick McCabe, Aldan Johnson; nail driving 'con. test, men, Cliff Henderson, Ern- est Talbot; ladles, Doreen Mc- Lachlan, Dorothy Talbot; guess- ing jelly beans, Aubrey 'Farqu- har. Mr, and Mrs. T. Munro flew by plane on :Sunday front Toronto to visit her sister and brother -In- law, Mr, and Ml's. 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Yamo- s]rita and Marjorie from Oakville and MTs. Y. Motomurra and Steve from Toronto. Miss Marion Pepper, who is spending the summer at Blyth, is at present home with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Pepper. tar. and Mars. Robert Gemmell and family attended the royal vi- sit in Stratford Thursday even- ing. Mr. Norman McLeod of Dear- born, Mich., is the guest of his niece, Mrs. Wnm, Kyle and fancily. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Taylor of Stratford visited Saturday with Mrs. R. Dinsdale and Mise Ma- belle Whiteman. _ Mrs. E, E. .Deyell of Toronto' spent a week visiting her slater, MTs. ATtdrew Bell. Mrs. 0. IL Johnson of Toronto visited the past week with her brother, Mr. W, R. Cooper and other relatives. Stuart and Eric Brown of Grand Bend are enloYing some holidays with an aunt awl uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Elzar Mousseau.. Mrs. W. R. Cooper is at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Gord- on Harkness oP Parkhill, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Workman attended the .running of the Queen's Plate in Toronto Tues- day of last week, and the child- ren joined them Friday at Lon- don 'taking in the royal ,tour. Mr, and Mrs, Elroy McDole of Heranlston, Oregon, are visiting two weeks with the latter's mo- ther, Mrs. Brownlee, and an un- cle, MT. Wm. Iaison. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love were in 'Stratford Thursday evening attending the royal visit,. A pleasant birthday surprise party was given Mrs. Wm. Kyle on Friday evening .by some re'la- tives. Among those :attending were Ma'. and Mrs. Wm. Schram, Mr. and Mrs, Fester Pepper, of Pe'rkhill, Mm, Norman McLeod of Dearborn, Mich., Mr. Lloyd and Miss Eleanor Veneer of Hensall. Mm, and Mrs. Elzar MousSeau and Mr, and Mrs, Ross Faber vi• sited Sunday evening at the home of Mrs, Mousseau'a sister and brother-in-law; Mr. and ',are Rufus Turnbull of Grand Bend, EGMONDVILLE31#1111 We are pleased to learn that Mr. Harry Wieland i3 sufficiently improved in health to leave the Kingston General Hospital where he has been confined for some weeks, and is staying for a couple et weeks at the home of his daughter and son-in-law, MT. and Mrs. Ernie Cook, before he and Mrs. Wieland return to their home. Mr. W. J. Finlayson and son Bill of Lorne Park were recent visitors wluth' his mother, Mrs. Jas. Finlayson and Miss Jessie Finlayson. .Recent visitors with Mrs. J. S. Watson were Miss Jean Watson, Reg.N., To -lento, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Clark and family of Muir - kirk, and Mr, and Mrs. Don And- rews of Clinton.. Visitors with Mr, and Mrs. An- drew Houston were Mr. and firs. Leslie Bell and slaughter Leslie Frances, Mrs. :Madeline Smeath- ere and daughter Carol, Mrs. Lor- ene Weir, from Detroit, attended the wedding of, Miss Sandra Mc- Iinight and Mr. Howard Weir at Exeter. Miss Frances Houston has re- turned borne after visiting at Walton and Cranbrook. Mies Jessie Finlayson is visit- ing with friends at Wingham. Mrs. Agnes Wylie of Marlette, Mich., attended the Stephenson picnic here on July 1st and vis- ited her aunt, Mrs. David Steph- enson. Mr. Larry Close of Waterloo is spending the summer holidays Lwithean. Mr, and Mrs, Norman Mc - Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sootchmer were Mr. Chas, Widcomb and daughter Mary of Windsor, Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Scotchmer and daught- er Lynn, of Guelph, and Mrs. James Black of Belmont, Mrs. Oltas. Green is spending this week with her daughter, Mrs. J. Clark in London. Mrs. Thos. Barton received word last week of the serious illness of her son, Ben, and has gone to Cornwall to be with lrirn. HENSALL Mi. and Mrs. 'Donald Walker lett for ,their home in St, Peters- burg, Flea after holidaying with the former's parents, osh. and Mrs: Geo: Walker. Mr. and M•rs. Charles MacAi•Itb.- ur and family of Clarissau, Mich„ were week and visitors with Mr. and Mre, Geo: Parker and lam. fly. Miss Bernice tilling of Sarnia left on Sunday for Talento to at- tend •summer school. Bernice spent the week end with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Dill - g, Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Manns and Don of 'Toronto were week encs visitors with his male, Mrs; T, Manns.