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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1959-08-13, Page 4CROMARTY Sunday 1'isttoi's with Mr, and MTs. Alex. 'Gardiner third Mrs. D. Eggert 'and Alr, and Mrs. Ea. •+ erdinei' were Mr, and Airs: 1-I, Knechtel of Rostock, Mrs,- Heber Shiite, Kir-titan ate Gary Tuelee (Athlete D'lr, incl Mrs, lion Burne and. family, London, epen;t the week end with ere. end Mrs, Donald Seattnoel faniny- Settudee titters. with Mr. and MTS. T. Lting wore Mrs. Melte, of Seatorth, end 'Vlr's. Caraoebau Mrs, Aikenheed and Mrs. Stewart of Detroit, who are all conatus of turned Monte after eltetiding two weeks Caravaning, sponsored by time United Church of t umb.. ,ranee; le it, 4 -member group, Was stationed et liilsyte with e a• point eberge and 'during the tete tveele$ conducted vacation school as well ae Church.servieee, Mrs. Ranke of Haueuutore, Basle, who has been holidayiug with her mother, fire. Jewtt, at the home e her brother, ASr, Wilbur Jewitt, has bean vieltine relativeti lair barest. Mee end .Mrs, Ken Reid and sons et London visited with Mr. :and Mrs, Luther Sendero over •lira. Laing, the waek end, Visa Doris Schwantz 0f Creel -We are sorry to learn that Mrs. tan spent the week end with Mr, Walter Soott has spent same time and Mirs, Alex..Ganrliater: in Stratford General Hospital. 'lir, and Mrs, Rees Hwu e -tee We hope she will soon be back to and family of Miteholl spent it goad health, 'few day laet week with. IVlrs.• M, hiss _l2u'r1e1 Dale, who has Moughton. been taking a 5 -weeks summer Bliss Neva Wel:well ,of Dash• school course in Toronto during wood is Sm vaci Oock with her con- the holidays lhae returned to her e home a sin, Miss Alice Walker :spent the weelaend Miss Marilyn Sareneau' and with her lraien'ts, 12r. ,and Iles, lend, 111'. Bill Haines :at George- Verne Dale, Mown, are guests at the home of Air. and Mrs. Frank Van der Mr. and --lira. J. Ramsay. M'Iolen, newlyweds, weds, returned trom Mr, and Mrs. Tod Storey, Lau - their honeymoon and spent the r'eua and Marlene of London vis- week end with .the lat es lar- ited last week with Mr. and Mrs, John Wallace, Mr, and lira. Harry Francis anti :daughter Jane of Toronto vi- sited on Sunday evening with Mrs, Ruby Rattly at the Name of Mr. and Mrs, K. McKellar, Mrs, M. Boughton visited en Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Earl Rose, „Mitchell. MT, attd alt's. Harald Stone and Mr. and Mrs, T. Laing, Me, and 1-Iarold Jr. •of Toronto are spend - Mee. Robert Laing,Marilyn and lug a few days with 121, andaMics. Margaret, lir, and Mrs, Gordon 1'ranl: Riley and Douglas. Laing, Lorraine and David, and 1'lottot ed by ,C•ttftr7ilJ Belem!— Mr. and lies. Clarence Coleman, Mr. Douglas Riley was host at Ruth Ann and Wayne attended alike tame of his parents, 12r: and Coleman fancily gathering at the i home of Mr, and firs, Wm, Cald-, Mrs. Flank Riley Tuesday even- home of 'lirnceiield Sundae'. alts to a gathering •ot members of well Me, Andrew McLachlan and alts Livo Wire Young People's Mr, and Mrs, Carter Kerslake class .01 Constance Sunday School and. family visited with Mr. T. honoring Mr, John Jewitt before marriage his approachin Allington, who is a patient in g• Satur- St. 33ary's hospital, London.day to MASS Barbara Pickett of play - Mrs. Sadie Scott, Mrs. Ernie Londlesbeeo. Ct'olcinole was play- Tehul}]ernau and Mrs. 1:Iasgatet ed and prizes went to: High lady, Miller were among the guests at gent; high .man, Muriel Dale; Non', gent;LaLaTay Tay - a party which was held in honor yte. - of Ms s. Annie Thompson on her Nor; low, Tom Whyte. At an ale 84th birthday at :the home of Iter pointed time Mrs. W. L. Whyte spoke brie daughter, Mfrs, W. Lamport of fly and a :gift of a the boundary. table lamp was presented to John Mr. and Itis. Harold Carey are on behalf of those present by spending this week with their Bill Neilson and address read by daughters at Georgetown and Peterborough. Mrs. Laverne Wallace and baby daughter returned home from Seatorth hospital en Wednesday. Misses Sharon and Karen Scott are holidaying with l'1r. and Mrs. Wesley Russell and Margaret Jean. Mrs. Ethel Currie :of Winnipeg - BRODHAGEN is visiting with friends here and at Dorchester. Mr. and Mfrs. R. Weitzel ret - Mrs. Harvey Andrew is a pa- urned from their honeymoon to tient in Stratteed 'hospital, hay- .theRev ing fractured a bone in her ankle vUnited Stakes. . Mrs. E. J. Fischer and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hoggarth and Grace are tElgtyin:g at their and family of Dorchester visited cottage Barrenn Pont 5hold2ee a. e ,and Arthur on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. Diegel are spending this week Hoggarth. holidaying at Grand Bend. llrs. Mary Gardiner anal Mies Ale. and Mrs. Wm, Diegel, an - Vera Gardiner of Toronto, and companied Itt', and Mrs. Irvin MTS. Jessie Gardiner, Exeter, vi- ,Swint :of Milverton to Geraidton sited Thursday evening with Mr. for this week, visiting Rev, and and M'rs. Alex. Gardiner and Mrs, Mrs. Calvin Diegel. David Gardiner. Mrs. Manuel Beuerman and Roy and Mrs. Martin ,Dietz at- tended the graduation of Miss Joan'Short-reed of Walton at the MIr. Lawrence Taylor spent hol- Wingham hospital on Wednes- idays at Kincardine. day. Mt'. and Mrs. David Masters Mr. and :Srs. Russell 'Sholdice, and Marie of Windsor spent hot- Roger and Beverley spent a few idays with Mr. aad Mrs. Robert days with Rev. and Mrs. John Ar- Grimo1dby. buckle at their cottage at Lake Miss Janet Beattie, Goderich, Paleneau last week. returned home after spending a Mrs. Ivan Bennewies and baby couple weeks holidays with her son have returned 'home Brom • cousin, Miss MaryMollwain. Stratford hospital Induction Service— The spacious lawn of the Ma - Friday evening, July 31, an im- rie, John and Martin Meyer farm peessive induction servicewas was the scene of an enjoyable fa - held at Londesbaro when the mily gathering on Aug. 2nd. Pre - members of the 3 -paint charge of •sent were Mrs. John Brodhagen, Londesboro U.C., Burns and Con- 11r, and .firs. Roy Deter and fam- stance, assembled when Rev. ily, Auburn; Mr. and MRs. Har - Sweeney, Auburn, and Rev. Tho- old Mogk of Brodhagen; Mr. and mus, Walton, conducted services Mfrs, Reuben Brodhagan and Pa - to install the new nrini'ster, Rev.' mily, Ellice; Mr. and Mae. Milton Funge, formerly of Nova Scotia Brodhagen and family, Ellice; into his duties as minister of the: Mr. and Mrs, Melvin Voll and Londesboro Charge. Atter the in-i•daughter, Kitchener; Mr. and ,duction service a social hour 1 Mrs. Elmer Ford and fancily, St was spent in the basement of the Pauls; Mr. and Mrs. R. Bauer church, A few words of introduc- tion and welcome were given by Mr. 'Norman Alexander of Lon- a of Brodhagen; ele. and Mrs. H. desboro, .lar. Geo. Watt of Burns Meyer and on, Kitchener; .M'Ir. and Mr, Ross MacGregor for and Mtrs. Norman Wilson and fa - Constance, after which lunch was milt', Neustadt; Mims. Geo. Meyer, served by the Londesboro ladies. Ordsbury, Alta„ Mrs. J. J. •O'- ltr, Anthony Lawson and Roy Brien, Edmonton, Alberta." of Pickering spent the week end Mr. and Mus. G. Ray Hart of with Mr. and 'Mrs, James Medd London spent several days with and also attended the Lawson- her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Rock. Clarke reunion at Goderich. There well be no the here 31r, and Mrs. E. F. Warren, next Sunday, and the following Lynda and Helen of London, Sunday, Aug. 23rd will he •ceme- epent the week end with Mr. and tery decoration .service at 2.30 Mrs. Earl Lawson and Reg and Pen. with Rev. Paul Fischer of also attended the Lawson -Clarke Zurich the guest speaker. picnic at Godeiioh. Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred Rudolph Sympathy is extended to Mrs. and Canal of London with Mr. Luther Sanders who recently was and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe Friday. bereaved of her brother, 'Mr. Ste -Mr, Donald Ahrens, who has of Hensall. been baking a teacher's summer Visitors recently with Mr. and Course In Toronto, is holidaying Mrs. Wm. Hyatt and family were at 'his home with his mother, Mr. and Mrs, Harold Peel, Mr. Mrs. ,Charles Ahrens. and Mrs- Fred Hyatt and Mise Mr. and Mrs. Bud Lockridge Shirley Hyatt and Mae and Mrs. and 'family of Watford with ler. Wiseman an•cl family, all of Wind- and MRs, Harvey Ahrens. ser. Kenneth Ahrens spent a week :Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hinds and with his aunt and uncle, Mr, and Marilyn, Mr. and Mrs, H. Proc. Mrs. Norman Rode, Detroit. Mr. tor of New Liskeard visited last and Mrs. Wilfred Ahrens spent Tuesday with 'Mr, and Mrs, 111. Friday at time same home. The fourth meeting of the Mer - Lawson. Mr. and Mrs. Chris W. Leon- ry Maidens was held et :the home Visitors last Friday evening at harclt spent Sunday with Mr. and of Mrs. Haugh on Aug. 4th. CT - ,and Mrs. Larne Lawson's Mrs. Chas. Matblrles, Tavistock,' ened with God Save the Queen, were Me. and Mrs, H. Procter, of Visitors with Mrs; Etosina Mil- followed by 441 pledge, after New Liekeard, 'Mr. and Mrs. Nor- ler recently; ler. and MTs. Ed. which minutes of ,last meeting Than Willis, Carl and Suean of Fisher and boys, Seaforth; Mn were Teed. Roll call, 2 vegetables Kitchener, Mr. and 'Mrs;' `''E:' and Mrs. C, Querengesser, Fen of a kind. Books were to be in Clarke and Mm, Ray Lawson Of and Glen; Mr, rand Mrs, Rudy by Aug, 10 to Mrs. McAllister, Seafonth, Hehn and Perry mf 'Tavistock, Mrs. Whyte :discussed duality of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boag, Ter. Mr, and Mrs. Jahn Alogk and Mir. vegetables and minimum size of r3' and Sandra of Newmarket, are and Mrs, Aug. H.oppenrotli, Of .vegetables, also :our home sunvacationing with Mir, and 1VIrs, woundings, Home assignments: Lorne Lawson. Me, and Mrs. Donald Cochrane 1, Complete our record books, \2e•, 'and Mrs. Percy Jones and ,and Donna May of Caledonia 2. Complete report of garden, 3, family anal Miss Carbl Mccuthin- with Mr, 'and Mrs, Ross Leon. Write club story, Achievement son of Thorndale visited last harclt. Student Donald] Krantz of Day is on Aug, 27 at Seaforth Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Waterloo. Seminary and Mrs. DHS. A. vote of thanks was giv- 11am Jewitt and family, Krantz anal family were guests en to Mrs. Haugh by Glenyce Miss Janet McGregor has re -at the same home. Jewitt, KIPPEN Mrs, 'Robert Ingle entertained fieusatl friends 'Monday night in holier al her sister, hiss Alice Pfaff, beide-elect ot this week. Are, liege was assisted in reeely' lug the guests by :Niles Pret'f and Mrs. An+thuu', mother et the gram. Mrs. Fred Bitumens, s•ta-, ter ot the groom., eeoweci the gifts and A'lmts, erred Rathwelt displayed tee linens. 'Showing lutq. trousseau was Margaret ltt•ipte, niece of the beide. Mgrs- A. Bien- endyk and Mts. John Sinclair as- sisted with the tea. Rev, D. A. MacMillan called on sick and shut -tits Tuesday of this week. Clayton Cooper, 8 yrs„ eon of Ilr, •and Mrs. Vivan Cooper, re 2, Kippen, fractured his leg while playing, He was taken' to Scott Memorial hospital, Seaforth, and e east was placed on hos leg, It is expected he will remain in hos- ltital three weeks, Mrs. Robe, •Eigie entertained Exeter and district friends en Tuesday night •rat honor of her sister, Miss Alice 'Pfaff, bride el- eet of this week, 'MRs. Eigie was assisted in receiving guests by eats, Mr, end elle W. L. MLRiyte Miss Pfaff and Mrs. Arthur, mo - and ]eft Sunday for their home mo- ther of the groom elect. Mrs. F. in Guelph, Simmons, sister .ot the groom, Mrs. Andrew Jaeklin and !Vers, slvovved the ,g34'ts, Mrs. Gerald Lorne Meehan of Brussels spent Lawson of Exeter displayed the Sunday with Mrs, Pollard and linens, showing the trousseau Airs. Mdllsou and sons. was Mas. Hilton Latng of Exeter. 11t. and Mrs.Geoage Leitch vi- .Mfrs. Morley Cooper and Mrs, W. tilted Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Caldwell assisted .with the tea. Jack Taylor of Walton. Mrs. Edison McLean and Mrs. John Cooper Js served. A shower and dinner was given at the hone •of Mrs, S. Lawson assisted by Miss Mary Easton. A miscellaneous shower was given b1' hiss G. Lammie and Mrs, R, Lamnvie of Hensall. Neighbors and friends had a miseellaneous shower at the home et Mrs, Robt, Elgie, Kippen; a ntisoelleaueous shower et the ,home el bars, Nor- man Stanlake, Exeter On Satter - day, Can. Canners, where Miss Pfaff is employed, presented her with lamps .and china. Mr's. Mar- jorie Etiwanda of Exeter entert- ained Wed. night at the bowling club in Mies Pfaff's honor. Recent; visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones wei e Me. and lire. Erlyn Walker of .Sbratfoaul. Mr. annd Mrs. Harold Jones and sons visited Sunday evening with 321•. and Mrs. Wm. Parsons •of Oro/nasty, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hargis and family of London visited on Sunday with Mr. and 'Mss. 1], Ro- berts and family. Me. Jim McGregor was confin- ed to lois bed with a touch •of tons'ili'tie. Master Jim Kyle visited the past week with Mr. •and Mrs. Don Kyle and Debornah .Jane of Zur- ich. Mrs. Wilfred Mollis visited a day in Wroxeter with her moth- er, MTs. Rachel Gibson. Recent visitors with 'Mr. and Ales. E. Rowson included Mr. and Mrs, Fred Potter of ,Clinton and Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Winder and Miss Margaret Winder, all of London. Mr. and Mfrs. Archie Mitchell of Chatham and MT. • and Mrs. Bob Sullen of Windsor visited ,the least' week with Mn and Mrs, Emerson Kyle. . Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Hutchi- son of St, Thomas spent a few days visiting Mr, and Mr's. W. Mellis and on Sunday . Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bissett of London were their.,guests. Mr. and Mrs. Harlton Rawlings of Caughnawaga, Quebec, 'spent last week with Mfr. and Mrs. E. 1'. Roberts •and famdbY. Mrs. Jean Kyle of Clinton spent Wednesday with firs, D. E. Kyle and Jim. • Mr. and Mrs. John Doig of. :Grand Rapids, Mich., and his mo- ther and sister Janet of 'Kippen spent 'Monday of lest week in Stratford. Miss Rosemary MacDonald of Brucefieid visited over the week end with her friend, Mldss Joyce Hoed. The latter returned with her for a short holiday. Miss Diane Vail of London spent a week with Miss Kathar- ine McGregor. MIs'. and 'Mrs, J. Pieters of To- ronto were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson hood and Joyce for a couple of days dosing last week. Capt. Walter Dass, in his 85th year, of Vancouver, and travell- ing alone, spent the week • end with his • cousin, Mr. Norman Long and Mirs. Long. He was born in Owen Sound, sailed the Great Lakes until 26 years age, and is holidaying a month among his relatives and friends, having come from Toronto where dee spent a few days last week with a nephew, Mr. Carl •Scott who is a lawyer for the Ford Motor Co. of Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Tanner, Mr. :and Mrs, Ralph Turner and Mrs. Russell Consdtt have re- turned home from abtending the funeral of their uncle, Wesley Cookernate, of Pilot Mound, Man- itoba. Mlrs, W. R, Cooper returned on Sunday from Parkhill and Sarnia where she spent several weeks with her daughters, Mrs. Gordon Harkness and Mrs. Jim Campbell and their families. Rion Jewitt. John :in his usual manner thanked all. Mims. Riley and assistants served lunch. 'Mfr. and MTs. Ken Thompson and family and Mr. T. Broome spent the week end in Detroit, and :also visited 'Mr, and Airs. Russ Anderson, :Sarnia. CONSTANCE and family, Logan; Mr. and Ma's, Herman Leonhard• and family, MERRY MAIDEN DUBLIN oat•lae.Grepory-- W hite bouquets of peonies formed the setting in St. Ther— esa's RC, Chureli, itosetowu, Bask, for the marriage of Wilma Pelletier, -telly daughter gfi Mrs, John Gregory and tee late Air, Gregory, and Jolut Joseph Rourke, :eldest .sou of Mrs, Joseph. O'Rourke, Deblln, aid the late 19'r. 0lecaut ds, A nuptial Masa fol- lowed the •double ring ceremony.. Rey, 'G, Pa'ov4st •officiated, The bride wore a gowu of blue Chan- tilly lace :over satin featuring a draped neckline of 'blue chiffon, Her •corsage was of pink and white Sweetheart s'osee.. The nia- er'on on imon•or, Mee, Olem March- and, ware an aprioet brocaded taffeta dress with ooreage et white and .mauve baby clu ysenth- emumes. Mr, Mem Merchand:' et- •teuded •the bridegroom. Following the weddingdinner a tea was held at itlte home of the brine's mother, foilewed by a reception In the evening when Mr, and Mies. O'Rouhite- • were presented with a chest eof slaver, a ti+tl:ight lamp and a fdinnei' set of dishes, Among the . out'af+town guests were 'tate bridegr'oom's two s:asters. from Toronto :and :Seaforth. Me, Stephen Eckert, 'Pimmitts, with his mother, Mrs, Theresa Eckert. Air. and Mrs. J. Wells and dau- ghters at Milton 'and other points. Mr. and 'Mrs, Jerome Nichol- son, London, with Mr. ,and Ales. 3, 111. eeranskopf. Gerald Jordan, Sarnia, with friends here. ;19a', and Mr's. Frank Evans and Miss Monica Byrne spent Sunday in London, Ricky. Lambergts, of Mount Brydges, with Mr. and Mae, A. Loomans, :119•, and :alt's. Maurice Dillon and fancily, St. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. James Kellyand daughter, Seaforth, with Mrs. Louis Dillon and Dorothy. Mr. and Airs. Harold Stanley and two children , Rochester, Mich., and Mr. Joseph Cnepentec' Sr•, and Joseph Carpenter, Chet- hani, with Mies Monica Byane. Albert Jordan, Detroit, with MIe. :and Milts. Pat -Jordan. Mr. and 'Mfrs. Gowan, Detroit, with Mr. and Mira. M. J. Nagle. Mr. and Mrs. Jinn :Skinner, of Oshawa, Rev. Father Gaffney, o1 London, Tim and Ed Regan, To- ronto, with Mt•. and Mrs. G. Hal - land. Nie. and iM2rs. Eugene Bannon, K•indcora, with Mrs. C. Kintner. Herb :Brown and Harold Ryan, White River, at ,their respective homes. • Mr. and Mrs. John Nagle and Bernadette, at Chatham. Mrs. F. H. Delisle,ilarnham, Quebec, with Cpl. and Mrs La- voie. The Dublin Women's Institute meeting for July was held,at the home of Mrs. Alphonse Cronin with 16 members and 4 visitors in attendance. Roll call, An in- dustry manufacture location. Mrs. Tom Butter's read the mot- to, "Soil like snow 'deteriorates if it is abused." Mrs. Burchill. gave the motto, "Agriculture and Canadian Industries," :and spoke on Tall Barns. Readings were given by Mrs. R. Aikens and Mrs..• Wm Stapleton. Teresa and Mary •Cronin "contributed two tap dance „numbers. Household hints were given by" Mrs. Ed Byers.' A bulletin from the Canadian As- sociation of Consumers ,was read Miss Ana Smith of Seaforth is by Mrs. 1 ee- ld Pethick. Plans the guest of het• friend , Miss for the bus ,grip to Stratford Dorotlyy Jackson. were discuss' d and arranged. Lunde was served by the commit - lee in charge. Jerry Stapleton spent the week end at Brockville. WIT. and Mr; ;. Lannan and chil- dren,- Toronto, with Mrs. M. E. O'Rourke and Frank. • Mr. and Mrs. 'Martin Brick, Detroit, with Mrs. Kathleen Feeney. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Eckert and family, Timmins, with Mrs. The- reto, Eckert. Mr. •and Mrs, Taros. Butter& and children are :spending two weeks at :their Cottage at Point Clark. MIr. and Mrs. Tom Brown, Palmerston, with Mr. and Mrs. Herb-. Brown. MT. :and Mrs. Clayton Looby and family at Dundas. Miss Anne MacLeer of De- troit with. Mr. and Mits..Pat Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Curtin and children, :Streetaville, called on friends here. Cpl. and Mrs, Bill Miller at Moncton. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Evans and family; Chippewa, with MT, and Mrs. Frank Evans. Mr. and Mme. Dalton Burns, Parry Sound, with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burns. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kelly and Mr. and Mme, Keith Kelly, Kit- chener, with Mr, and Mrs. Fergus Kelly. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kraus- kopf, Hamilton, Mr.:arid Mrs. Price, Bradford; Ms. and Mrs. John Krauskopf, Britt; Mr. and Mrs. Kearns, London, with Mrs, Nicholas Krauskopf; all attend- ed :the K•rvnuskopf•—,Kelly wed- ding at Logan on Saturday. Miss Monica Byrne at . Grand Bend, Mrs. Kathleen Feeney spent Sunday at :Southampton. Mr. and MTs. Pat Flannery and •children and Miss Rose Mary Flannery, London, with Mr, and Mrs, Jack Flannery. Miss Patricia Costello„ Lond- on, and Danny Costello, :Sarnia, with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Costello. KIPPEN Z)oiry IRt0ltb1m. 1Veclainp bits, Lydia J. Doig 0f 'ifeen% this ween anneuncecl the wed- ding of her son, Jelin G. Doig at Grand Rapids, l'Ilchigan, to lits. Velma Rathbun of that city, on Saturday, Aug. 1, The ritewas perfornied ata high noon eere- 1110153' at Park Congregational Church, .Grand Rapids; by Rev, Alfred E. Gree formerly of Stra't fond, ,The beide selected for the occasion a gown of blue chantilly lace with matching headdress. Sime wars heirloom jewelery in sterling, silver and a eorsage of •sweetheam't roses. 'Phe couple were attended by Mr. 'and Ars; Ralph Windoes of Grand Rapids, Following the ceremony, friends and relatives of :the bride and groomgathered for a reception and tuneheon et the Hotel Pan - tittle, Grand 'Rapids. The father of the, bride, the late John Lun- eke, was Moult flt Kitolhoner and grew to man'hooci there before entige'ating to the United States where he purchased a term near Caledonia, Mielhigan , married and raised his family of two sone :and three daughters. The bride is the widow of the late Lee Rathbun of Grand Rapids, :She has become an auth'or'ity on foreign travel and is a member of an organization which pro- duces travel type motion gic- tnres in countries around the globe which are exhibited in :the U.S. fssr •educational and enter- tainment purposes, Ma', Doig was educated in Canada and in the United States and has bus- iness in both countries, With :the assistance of Mn', William Cald- well of l rucetiekd and Mc•. Nor- man Long :or Kippen, he contin- ues to -operate the farm aean• Kippen which has been owned by succeeding generations of the Doig family since 1850, In the United States he was ,former- ly of the legal department of the city of Detroit and for the past nineteen years he has been em- ployed 'as a Special Agent of the Federal Bureau of Iuvestigation. In this capacity lie has been assigned successively to the states of Oregon, Washington, Montana, Idaho and Michigan. In the legal profession, he :is a member of Ole State Bar of Mi- chigan and a, life member ot Sigma Delta Kappa Intercollegi- ate Law Fraternity. In the Ma- sonic •Order, Mr'. Doig joined Huron Locige at Hensall at the age 'of 21 and he has since held offices in all branches of mason - try in the U.S. He 'le presently Eminent Commander, DeMolai Cominandery, No. 5, • Knights Templar, He is Past Patro'ii •of Peninsular Chapter, :Order of the Eastern Star and Past President of the Higdt-12 Club, a Masonic luncheon club at Grand Rapids. Mr.. Doig 'is also a member of Malta Lodge, No. 465, F.&A,M., Grand Rapids •Ch:alater No. 7, RAM„ Tyre Council •No. 10, R & SE., DeWObb Clinton Consistory, 82 :degree, •Saladin Temple of the Mystic Shaine and of ,Caravan Shrine Club, all of Grand Rapids. Mr. Doig is also a 'member of ilhe Western Michigan Law Enforce- ment Officers Association and .of various other professional .and fraternal associations. Mr,. and Mrs: Doig have spent part of their honeymoon visiting Tela- Lives and friends ' in Huron County and on ;their return to Grand Rapids will reside at the ,Iiil1mount Apartments in that city. ENGAGJOiMEN2' Mr. and Mss, Wesley Roe, Blyth, wish to announce the en- gagement of their •eldest daught- er, ,Lois Jean, to William Richard Bennett Orr, younger son of Mr. and Mrs, Richest& Orr, River- ton. The marriage will take place Saturday, August 22, at 2.30 o'clock, in Burns' United Church. Mess Berva Switzer of Clinton is spending a few holidays with Miss Joyce Hood. Miss Margaret Jean Broadfoot has returned home ,since holiday- ing with her sister, Mrs. Howard Adkins and ear. Adkins of Zur- ich. Mrs. Alex. McGregor who un- derwent sumgery in •Scott Memor- ial Hospital, Seaforth, is report- ed 4o be progressing favorably. Mrs. Crystal Anderson of SaI- em, Mich., has been a guest the Past week with her sisters-in-1'aw Mrs. Wm. Winder and Mrs. E. Dawson. Mr. and Mfrs. George Reid of New Bootie:Re, N.Y., are having. a few days visit with a brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Reid on the London Road. Are. Wm. Wender and her sds- ter.in-law, Mrs, Crystal Anderson have rented a .cottage at Grand Bend for the month 'of August. Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Wender of London called on Mr. and Mrs. Dowson and Mrs. Windber on 'Saturday. Mrs. Wm. Coleman had the misfortune of sustaining an in- jury to her back ,causing a disc to be out of place in her spine. Mrs. David Triebner has been confined to Clinton Hospital the past week and hopes to be home this week. The Misses Shirley and Sand- ra Reith are •spending the summer working at Bigwin Ian on Lake of Bays, Muskoka. Mr. Parker of near Chatham returned to his home last week since visiting his daughter, Mrs. Leonard Lovell 'and Mr, Lovell and family. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Smith, Michael and Joan of Grimsby visited Saturday with MT. and Mrs..Gordon Wren, the children remaining a week. Miss Mae Summerville of Win. nipeg who has been visiting :two weeks with Mr, and Mrs. Nelson Hood returned home Sunday, Mr. :and Mrs, Hood accompanying her to London. Mir. and Mrs. S. Eigie and chil- dren of London called Suntlay afternoon on Mle, and Mrs. N. Long. BLAKE Mr. and Mrs. Hulbert Mussel - man of ICitchener spent •tbe week end with Mr, and Mktg, Peter Giageriah, A 'i'J1l5 SEAFORTH NI,WS--•Thursday,. hugest 15,x050 M1'. ani Mrs. Dolmahi 1'la teen of Toronto• spent the holiday weekend with Mt'. anti Mis. New- ell Geiger end Mrs. Mare Mau. son.• Mfr, Htigliie Moliride of Lends cm event the w,eelc end with lee pareuts, Mr. anal Airs, Roy Mc-. Bride, a I1ih Arehie Mustard of Sar'niee spent the weeldencl with his wife aril family, Me Andrew Cei'rivean of Loaf• tion epent tate weekend with lits parents, 3Tr. and Mr, Lucien Cort'iveau and.: fainly, ` , 81', a.nd teens. Allen Sacaiwartz a- ti'uber of New Ilami)urg are vis- iting with relatives 'and frleuds ie this vioinity. .. S THA. The Seaforth Lions—Club appreciates and thanks the public for the support given on the occasion of the 24th Annual'Sutndller Criival The proceeds Will be a large factor in making it possible for the Club to continue its work on behalf of the community E. LARONE, President "A good start, son...keep it going!" "I tell Ned the same thing applies fo saving. • We all made 'a good start' • by saving regularly at THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE" MORE THAN B00 BRANCHES ACROSS CANADA READY TO SERVE YOU Seaforth Branch -- L.T. Ford - Manager Dublin Branch -- E. J. Dean --' Manager 1958 CHEVROLET COACH 1957 PONTIAC COACH 1955 OLDS 4 DOOR SEDAN, 1955 CHRYSLER SEDAN 1955 CHEVROLET SEDAN 1955 PLYMOUTH SEDAN 1952 CHEVROLET SEDAN-. 1951 STUDEBAKER SEDAN 1950 AUSTIN SEDAN 1950 MORRIS SEDAN 1949 CHEVROLET SEDAN 1952 CHEVROLET 5 TON TRUCK NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED SeaforthMotors Chevrolet.- Oldsmobile MITCHELL Phone G. Fawm 186 Sales & Service SEAFORTH Phone 541 bH PROCLAMATION k TOWN OF SEAFORTH ;3, In accordance with a resolution passed by the Municipal Council of the Town of Seaforth, I hereby proclaim that,.4,n view.,. of the present rabies situation no .dog'.ghalt'; be alldwed "tai °run at large in the Town of Seaforth until further notice from this date, November 12, 1958. B. F. Christie Mayor God Save the Queen x