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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1959-09-24, Page 1he Seaforth News ... WHOLE S12RIES, VOL, 81 COUNCIL SEEKS OPINION ON DISPOSAL PLANT CAPACITY .At the regular meeting of Sea - forth town council on Monday Trailer to Become evening, councillors 'said they Permanent residence would like to have a meeting with the engineers and others, to try Seaforth town council on More to determine the capacity of the day evening dealt with one of Present sewerage disposal :plant, those "first time it has happened as they felt it should bo able to there" occasions, It was an ap- service an'increased flow when. Plication tor a !building permit more sewers are ,connected, to place a house trailer on a per - The meeting was attended by manent foundation and connect it all members except Counoillor to various town services, Baldwin. Mayor •Ohristie !presided. The application was from Alex. The dismission of the sewer Aubin, who has ,purchased a lot Problem was led by Counoillor from his son, John Ambin, who John Turnbull, chairman of the bought the dormer Bert Williame Sewer committee, Council were property on Crombie street a concerned about payment for the couple of years ago:. sewers laid .a 'year ago by the Mr. Aubin is now liviing in the Frank Kling firm en the West trailer tvhieh lie values at $3000 William street extension. It was in the Becker Camp at Clinton, hoped at the time that the Water and estimates it will be the end Resources Commission would as. of October when he can move it mime the Dost, but owing to de to Seaforth, The work of prepay- -lays the town has been making ing the Site will be done in the the payments by instalments. meantime - The boron finds itself short of Counciliors said the application funds from several causes. was acceptable when told the new Counoillor Turnbull told 001111- s'esddence . will be connected to oil he had had a telephone con- the sewer. sultation with Dr. Berry, manag- diTXILIAItY MEETS er of the OWRC, who recommend- ed that the town go ahead with The WiMS meeting; of the At - the lagoon plan instead of spend- 'ternoon Auxiliary of First Pres- byterian present Chanel! was held in the after - disposal plant. Caunci11o1' Turn. church hall on Tuesday bull' said that Ile had told Dr. moon, The president, Mrs. J. L. Berry that the 'Municipal Board Sell, opened the meeting with would not let the town go ahead scripture reading and prayer. The with the sewer work; that the 'hymns were chosen by a Home council thought $5,000 should Helper, Miss Sarah McOloy. An kite occasion tvllen the immediate make the disposal plant serve at invitation to attend a meeting on .family gathered at their home. least temporarily; also that the Wednesday afternoon. Sept. 34th, They were presented with an town would like to hear from at 1Burn2' Church was accepted::levetrlc fry ,pan, electric tea ]tet - Graham Reid, the engineer who Miss Marion Gray whose group :tie, electric coffee percolator and designed the :plant to explain, was in charge of the Meeting, crystal sandwich plate. as plant has never been operated Presided and took :part of the de- The evening was spent in play - at more than a fraction of its rah- notions, followed with .prayer by ing cards and a social •time. A ed caoactty. Miss (Belle Campbell, The topic lunch was served including anni- Dr. Berry had Said 6t .would be which dealt with the Influence versary cake. better if the town did not put'sueand Place 01 Women. in the Old Mr. and Mrs. 1Sho0diee have one this course. Testament was ably taken by daughter, Mrs. Ian ((Elva) Wilbee Counoillor Brady said the hos- •Mrs. J. William Thompson: and of ;Walton and one son Mae at pital is badly in need of a eewer. (Mrs.. J. L. Bell. Characteristics home, and three grandchildren, Council decided it was unlikely of Salah, Rachel and Lot's wife Carol, Keith and Brian Wilbee, that an agreement with the OW were stressed. These showed the Mrs. ISholdice was the fotmler RC could be arranged before the first two to be co-workers with :Martha :McOuteheon. Those pies - end of :the year, and on suggestion their husbands•'and also that they ent were from Toronto, Brus- of Reeve Bald agreed to spay $2500 were women who exerted a power- cels, Milverton, Brodhagen and on the sewer account to Mr. Kling fill influence for good. Lot's wife Walton, and also about 2300 for other was the opposite. She was the At the same gathering Mr, and work. This leaves a balance of I symbol of those who knew the Mrs. Russell 'Knight, r.r. 2 Brus- $1,600 still owing. might, but continued to -ling to sale, who will observe .their 40th Councillor Habkirk, streets worldly things wedding anniversary on 0ctober chairman, told council that resi- 29th were also presented with an dents on the south side of Rail-LEWIS TPIBBUTT electric fay pan from the .Shot- way street •complain that water Lewis Tebbutt died at Victoria dice family. .Mrs. Knight was the BRUCEFIELD running down the hill floods their hospital, London, on Wednesday former Dila Sholdice. They have _ properties. Cannell will put in a evening following an illness of one son Ross on the home farm Next Sunday, .Sept, 27, the drain on the south side of Rail- three months. He was in his, 83rd and four grandoliildren, Warren, Brucefield United Church will re - way street if there are funds ,in year. Ser. Tebbutt was born in Bruce, Nancy and Mary Ellen turn to Standard Time; Sunday the budget.Goderich townsioirp and farmed be- Knight. Mrs. W411 MoCutcheon. School at ten and the morning 'Mayor Christie suggested re- fore coming to .Seaforth in. 1945. of Brussels read humorous ac- service at eleven. The Rev. Mr. scinding the weigh scale bylaw He was twice married, his first counts of their wedding of 40 Moore of Parkhill will be the mdn- and turning the scales over to wife being the tomer Mary Maar- years ago. Mr. Wesley McCutoh- later while the Rev. S. Davison' the users.tin who Predeceased him. In 1953 eon of Toronto and Air. Russell will preach anniversary services ' Councillor Camino suggested he married the former Olive Hun•,Sholdioe of Brodhagen conveyed at Parkhill. wrecking the town house at the ter of Exeter who survives hien. congratulations and best wishes Miss IM. Swan and lairs. C. Ham old waterworks and keeping the He is also survived by a brother, on behalf of the relatives. are visiting friends in Toronto, two lots. Other councillors sug- Wallgate Tebbutt, Goderich. Fie Rev. and Mrs. Davison attend- gested the .bid of $1,000 for the was a member of First Presbyter- ed the Postal•Foxtou weddingat Property be accepted. Lan Church. POSTAL INrORMdTION Wingham en Saturday Counoillor Brady said the town The funeral was held on'Satur- Seaforth reverts to Standard The Woman's Association at solicitor had been unable -to draw day from the G. A. Whitney fun- Time on Sunday, .Sept, 27 and their last meeting set the date for up a cemetery report yet. eral home. Rev. D. Lesile Elder the following schedule of hours their annual bazaar, Sat. Nov, 14. A building report for $900 was of First Presbyterian Church of- should be noted, commencing on Mrs. Stackhouse left on Mon - confirmed to Oleary's store for an flciated. Burial took place in the that date. The Post Office male day for London where she will extension; 23,000 to A. Aubin for Clinton cemetery. Pallbearers: door will be open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m., visit with her daughter, Mrs. trailer to be placed on Crumble Oscar, William, Cameron and Dr- Monday to Saturday (excepting Neal and her son Ellwood Stack - street; Bank of Commerce, per- win Tebbutt, George Addison and"'holtdaye). The wickets will be house, mission to place lighted sign over Clayton Cox. Fi.owerbearers: Ito- open for all ,phases of business We are pleased to report that the street. bent MacDonald, C. Campbell, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m„ except en Mr. Sans McClung is improving Council ratified a new agree- Lewis, Jaok, ,Gerald and Gordon Wednesday when they will close at Seaforth hospital.. nient with the Highways Dept. Tebbutt. at 1 (pan. On Wednesday the Gen- Mr. and Mrs,' Geo. Griffith and "'—^ for No. 8 highway through town, eral Delivery and Postage Sales faintly, Stratford, visited rel. The department assumes up to 43 MckrzzoP wms • Wicket will reopen from 3 pm. atives In ,the village on Sunday. foot width where needed. The IIloKillop WWMS of First to 3.30 pm. firs. Jno, Lazenby, Belleville. is Mayor Christie led discussion Presbyterian Church was held. at Mails for despatch going West spending a few days with her about the repairs to the arena, the home of Mrs, Francis Coleman will close at 11 a.m. and 7 p,m, mother, Mrs. Fred Rothwell, Councillor Rivers ea-plained about last Thursday afternoon. The and going East will close at 2.15 Elmer Rivers' offer to the arena president, Mrs. Helen McMillan, P.m. and 0.15 .p.m.. To efficiently board. Two steel rode 100 feet handle all mailings presided. During the business pe - long equipped with turn buckles riod it was decided to !told the hours for despatch must be main- Mr, Gerald Dresses of Hamil- will be used to draw the spread- Thankoi'fering in the church hall tabled, The street letter boxes ton spent the week enol at his Ing sides (together. Several weeks on regular meeting day in Coto- will be cleared as usual, Monday home here. work will be needed with four to ber, have a special speaker and to !;Friday at 1.15 .p.m. and 5.30 Mrs. Fern Patterson has return: six nien, ilir. Rivers said. 'Some invite some other societies as lam., On Saturday, one collection ed home after spending a week insui'atien will be put in. He told guests. Mrs. William' Drover and I only at 1.15 pan„ and Sunday, with her daughter and son-in-law, councncleril he 21500. stlmate Imp work her group had charge of the liio- one collection only at 5.30 p,m• Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cardiff, Pet - gram. The ,Scripture lesson was Mails are scheduled -to arrive rolia: would try to save out that much read 2 y Mrs. N. R. D.orrance end at Seaforth from the East at 0.15 Miss Audrey IIaeltwell of Strat- frons t'lida yearns budget, as a, the Glad Tidings prayer was ta- a.m. and 11.33 a.m.; from the ford spent the weep cull with her unpaid commitcouncil is not meniaibfor to r theneaveextken by Mrs, George B. Dorrance. West at 2.47 s.m. and 6.59 p.m. parents, Mr. and firs. W. C. The topic from the study book, I On the arrival of file 11.38 a.m. t-Iacltweil. year's council to Pay. "The Churah'•s Witness to a. ;maid from the East the wickets The September meeting of the Chau - Councillor Rivers estimated ,ging Canada" was given by Mrs. I will' be closed for sortation and Walton Group was held at the they could have ice by October William Drover assisted by 'Mrs.' distribution of the mails, re -open- home of Mrs. Cecil Lydiatt Thera - 23rd, Be suggested a -guard rail J. L. Bell and Jean Scott. Mrs. I ing at approximately 12.15 p.m. day eve with 23 ladies present. to keep cars from: parking against Rural patrons will note that the The leader, Mrs. Jim Clark open - the :building, sometimes smash- ti dig AMte class, 'Carriers will leave the Post Office ed him meeting. Mrs. Art McCall ing into the walls. In ease of fire at approximately 12.15 pm. and offered (prayer. Mrs. Walter Broad - it is dangerous for cars to be tl i i will therefore be earlier on their foot read the scripture lesson. parked against the building. routes. Roll call was answered with a SEAE+ORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, SE 'TEM1.3ER'24, 1$559 21,50 a Year Biggest Fair Seen As Entries Pow in Seaforth fair grounds are in readiness for the 114th annual fall fair Friday, Prizes totalling $7,300 are being offered.. Li/Aries are pouring in and in- dications are for the biggest fair yet. 'Heavy entries :have been made in the three breed shows. the Hereford Regional, Holstein Black and White 'and Perth -Hu- ron .S11ort'horia The junior Mair is attracting many exhibitors and 22 educa- tional exhibits have been regi - stared. Thursday evening the indoor. exhibits will be on display includ- ing those :of Sege -Ali merchants.. During the evening .door -prizes will be awarded. A s:peoial- prog- ram has been lined up for the evening. Han, W. A. Goodfellow will of - .open the fair Friday fol- lowing a reception :at Seaforth Grill. During the afternoon the •SDHS Trumpet Band will per -'Brown, Wingham; Clarence Mac - form, Mies Barbara Fairchild wi•11 Donald, Exeter; David Kyle, put :on •several stunts on -horse I Hensall; John Deiltg, Howick TP.; back to round out the special Anson Coleman, .Stanley Tp. features, Town Wants to be 40th Anniversary Rid of .Weigh Scales of Walton Couple The town of ISeafonbh may go p out of the weigh. scale ,business. Mr, and Mrs, .Wd•I1tam Sholdice Faxed with difficulty in finding a of Walton observed their 40th weigh ,master for the scales, the wedding anniversary on Wednes- council at the regular monthly day, Sept. 16th, and celebrated meeting on Monday evening won- dered if they .could turn over op- eration •of the sondes, to the prin- cipal users, the local coal dealers. The property committee was in- structed to consult with the deal- ers, •Council would be willing to leave the scab In their Present position at the rear of the town hall, but were undecided about furnishing heat in 'winter. The scales have needed expen- sive repairs every few years and a considerable outlay -would be required in.the near future for maintenance. Counoillors pointed out that the former • town scales at the railway loading: pens ,had been disposed of some years ago. At one time it was a lucrative business for a town to provide weigh scales, but now conditions ere ,different, Council will have to rescind a bylaw in order to go out of the weigh scale business. Trial May Go On For Days Yet According to an estimate on Wednesday the trial of 14 -year-old Steven Truscott for murder, may on for days yet..'it has been in progress now for one week, Witnesses tor the prosecution are still being called. Two 'Seofo•tii 'men are serving on the jury besides others from the district. Until. the trial is ended,' the jurors are not permit- ted to speak with their families or anyone except fel'-1 w jurors. They spent Sunday in care of. Sheriff, Hill. The court, with ;Cion. Mr, Just- ice R, I. Ferguson pi'esiding sat all clay Saturday. '1)heire is. a total upwards of 60 witnesses, Members of the July are: Har- old Vodden, Blyth; Louis Plaque, Grey Tp.; Fred Thompson, Gode- ricli Tp.; Carl Lott, Wiugliam; Sidney Pullman, Seaforth; Go• - don Dick, Seaforth; Wilmer Dal- rymple, Tuokerstnith Tp • Walter WALTON TEEN TOWN NI7WS There were about 180 attend- ing the dance Saturday night. We would like to thank the chaper- ones, Mr. and Mrs, Dave Stewart and Mr, and Mrs, John Casino. The door prize was won by Muni- . el Fraser who was the winner of a recent popular record. An ex- ecutive meeting is ,planned tor Wednesday, September 23. at the High iSchool so that plans may be matte for the coming season. We hope to make some changes in .the Teen Town organization that will be a benefit to every mem- ber, Parente' Night is planned ,for October 3 w•itli music eupplied bit .Stewart Baird's orchestra. A. Hallowe'en Dance is .ached- mled for ,October 31 :and we feel there will bo many witches and goblins in attendance that night. Francis Coleman gave an inter'= esting reading. r the a delicious Innen was served by the sec al comm ttee. ROB1EJRT B. RICE The death 000urred at Scott Memorial hospital, Seaforth, of Robert B. Rice of ,Staffa, about 3 o'clock, Tuesday afternoon, Sept, 22, following a short illness. Born 71 years ago at Hellen vill- age, he lived in 12aryborough Township, Wellington County, he farmed in Manitoba and came to Staffa in 1954. The funeral was held on Wednesday afternoon at the G. A. Whitney Funeral Home. Seaforth, Rev. A. H, Daynard of 'Staffa Unified Church officiating. Interment was in Hollers cemet- ery. Surviving are a brother. Dr, Edward Rice, Plymouth, Mioli„ and three sisters, Jessie, Mrs, 0, R. Mollson. Lauder, Man., An- nela Ripe, 'Winnipeg and Winni- fred Bile, Winnipeg•, DUBLIN Dublin is to have a stew S ate School. The Board of Tr ees et ROSS Union FIibbert 2, 3, 4 and '.41'e,TSillop alinoun unanimous agreement was . re ed by" the ratepayers at a mee ort ,September 5. 1t diad be. controversial issue, suggests being varied as to whether build an addition to 1St. Cohum1 School, repair the Septi School or build a .new +Septi School at Dublin. 'High estini for repairs of the present sc apparently decided the erect of a new School. Repercusei had ,been carried to Right 7, C. Cody, •Bishop of London, to the Fire Marshall's office. T upper °lessee are being temp arily taught in the Parish 1' The chairman, Wil•Yred O'Rou. reported that the sottool had been condemned actually. The Dublin School Metered 36 pupils in the Jun Room, with Mother St. Char as teacher. Twenty-seven start in the Senior Room under ,Mother direction of MotherEvangeli Following are beginners in Gra One: Ohrietene Delaney, Ann Kroon, Barbara %btacLaughli Willy Kroonin, Joseph Mieke Bert Modddjonge, David O'Rourl Louis iStapleton, George Du came, Tommy Goettler, Betty Reilly. The September meeting of D lin C.W.L. wee .held in the Co tin/latter'tin/latter'School on Monday e ening with an attendance of members. The president open the meet -ng with prayer and t regulation !hymn. The secretor ,Mrs, Gerald Holland, read the r port of minutes of previous mee Mg. The treasurer, Mra. Fran I{istner, gave a satiefaotory r Port. including the proceeds the lawn social. It was annou ced -that a St. John's Ambulanc Course will be available comma Mug •Oct. lst. Any member inter ested in the course may conte the .president, Mrs. Dan O'Rourke A shipment of used 'clothing wil be sent about Oct. 15. The guest speaker was Rev. A Durand, St. Peter's .Seminary London, who gave an informativ talk on Sex Education. An im 1n'omptu lucky prize was won b Mrs. Mary Kistner. The meetdn was closed by prayer and singin of 0 Canada. Mr. and 'Mfrs, Andrew Dantzer North Bary at their home here . Mr. and Mrs. James Byrne an children, :Trenton, M1 -oh.. with Miss Monica Byrne. Mr. and Air's. 'Ohas. Counter Toronto, Miss Camilla Wdlliam •and Airs. May Dorsey, Seaforth called on friends here during •tit weekLou, is Matthews and two sons Detroit, with Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Nagle. Mr. and Mrs. Id. McGrath, I1- derton, with Miss Monica Byrne. Mr. and Mrs. J. O'Connell, Dav- enport, Iowa, with. Miss Molly O'- Connell. Mr, and Mrs. John Kenny. De- troit, with Mrs. Chas. I{istner, Neil ,Stapleton has enrolled at OAC for a special course. Mr, and MTS. Lannon and Mr. and Sirs. Al Yonge, Toronto, with 'Mrs. M. E. O'Rourke. .Airs. D. Costello in Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs, Tim Regan, Tor- onto, and Mr and Airs Gaunt, Stratford, with Mr and Mrs. Ger. all I-Iclland, Jackie Costello in London. DUBLIN IXICH SCHOOL NEWS (3'. Coyne) A new school year has begun and with it a new ,principal, Mo- ther Berchmana., has arrived. We hope :that she will not get -too tired of urs and will enjoy teach- ing here. Last Wednesday a new Student Council was chosen. They are as follows: President, Don Benninger; vice president, Barry Ryan; secretary, Jeanne Melody; treasurer, Betty Ann Butters; mission moderator, Angela Duoharme; news reporter, jean Coyne. The class representative for Grade 9 lis Don Coyne, for Grade 10, Rosemary Ryan, for Grades 11 and 12, Louis O'Rourke, Initia- tion for grade 9 will be held on Wednesday, Sept. 23rd. Everyone is beginning to practise for the field meet watch will be held In October. epar- ust- ced aeh- ting a tr11 0115 to ban Sepal Sepal ates !tool 1011 Dns Ii ev, and he or - all. rSte, not re- ior les ed he ne. de De n, rk,l re, eh- 0'- ub- n- 20 ed he y, e- t- k e- af n- e n- e Y g g c1 s e CONSTANCE favorite verse of scripture, Mrs. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Harvey Brown read the minutes Mrs. Wilmer Glousher and Stew - of :previous meeting in the ab- art were Mt. and .firs. Austin Bence of the secretary. Mrs. Ron- Dexter, Mr, and Mrs, John Sand - aid Bennett gave the WA treasur- erson, Sylvia and Bleier of Blyth, er's report and Airs. E.'Mitchell Master Daryk Ball of Auburn, the WATS statement, The topic, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson McClure and "Love is an overworked word," Clayton of! Seaforth and Mrs, Tho - Was ,given by Mrs, Earl `Watson. m:as Adams of Londesboro. Hostesses were Mas. C. Lydiatt, Visitors the .past ' week with 'Mrs, Wm, Timmer and Mrs. Leal- (\sirs, D. Millson and sons were la Marshall. Mr, .and Mr's, George Cole, Doris and Jerry of Mount Morris, Mich„ and Mrs. C. Lindsay of Seaforth visited at the Miilson home Sure -day and also attended amliver- sary services held at Constance, Mr. and Mrs, G. D'art oY Brus- sels spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Fred Bu hanan, Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Suellen - an of Williams Lake, B.C., are spending 'holidays With the for- mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alf Buchanan and otter relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Borden Brown at- tended the funeral of Mm. George Alexander in Durham Tuesday, Air. and (Mrs. Ken Reid and sons of London spent a few days with: Mr. and Mrs. Luther Salt. ens, Mi'. Jahn Ferguson of Clifford and Miss Janet,MacGregor of Forswich spent Stinda'y with Mr, EGMONDVILLE Mr. and (Mrs. Bunt Water , Su- san and Robert 01 Ajax and Mr, Robot S. Gray of Toronto were Week end visitors with Mr, and Mrs, Stanley Gray. Mr. and Mrs• Prank Routledge of Brussels and Mrs. W..Stanbury of Kitchener called on friends in the village on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. George Love of Goderich visited with Mr. and I9NGA.Cf1t7M17NT "REV, tL1VNE P. GRAHA11i, M,Sg. TO IWJIAJ � Mrs. Hary Weiland on Sunday. T INSPECTOR i1 Mrs. Jobe L. Devereaux an- Minister of Rowntree United At the September sheeting of and 'Mrs• We welcome Mr. nonneos the engagement of bee Ohunolr, London, and Ciraii+man of Seaforth District Flgh ;School Charles Dunlop and son from E1- eidost datightei-, Mary p., to the committee of women workers. Board dt was decided. Ito araange ginflel l ho our ostoge, They -are Seymour C. J, Engiislt, Scat of London Oenferen•ce, who will to meet with the inspector at the occupying the Beaton pioPerty. AR, and 'Mrs, Gilbert Engiislt, ,preach at the evening service of October meeting to open negotta- Miss Marton Weiland of'Toron- ivtilton, Ont., the marriage to take i gntondville United Church on tions for •building an:addition to to spent the ween end with her Place in October,Sundaythe High school. Parents; Sia acid Mrs. Flarry Wei- , land, Authol•iz•Il xa l'ao, i 11apn mail, `n•t (ntf a Uopt„ Ui toga Snowdon Ryna.. Pnr,lruhl•r" ,III (III In11111111111,(III"",n.II,II1nln,111n111111111, 11111"11n111111l1111111111,11,111,11111A11„111111,1,1A,1111,,,11111,1A/ fe ire kessi Advertised in leading magazines new coupe shape dinnerware by Regal Bouaton This enduring harvest theme, designed to enhance your table with the loveliest colors of autumn, harmonizes rose -russet, an unusual accent color, with the glow of ripening grain. Come in—see this-beauti/ul new Royal Doulton pattern and many others in our dinnerware collection. 5 PIECE PLACE SETTING $4.85 SAVAUGE'S JEWELLERY - GIFTS - FINE CHINA Seaforth and Mrs. Ross MacGregor and fa- mily and also attended the morn- ing service of 'Constance Church. Constance UC held their anniv- ersary services Sunday, Sept. 20 with two services, 11 and 7.30, Rev, Funge was the speaker for the morning and spoke on Treas- ures, both old and new. .Air, De- boure rendered two beautiful so- los. The evening service was ta- ken by Rev. Sweeney of Auburn UC. Misses E. ,Smith and M. Mil- len were the soloists for the even- ing accompanied by Miss Killen, Organist for the morning service was Miss Marilyn Taylor and in the evening Sirs. Frank Riley AR. and Mrs. Roy Barnett of Weston are spending a week's holidays with the latter's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grinloidby. Mr. Wm. Dale won the follow- ing prizes on his Guernsey herd shown last week at Western Fair, London: .First and reserve cham- pion in Jr, yearling heifer; 2nd in Jr, bull calf; 2nd for 3 year old in milk; 2nd Sr. yearling heifer; 3rd yearling bull; 3rd Jr, herd; 3rd graded herd; 2nd and 3rd dry cows; 4th 4 year old in milk; 6th Jr. heifer calf; 7, 8. 9 Sr. heifer calves. CROMARTY Airs. C. J. Weitzman and son, Douglas, of Niagara Falls, U,S,A, and -Miss Nancy Talmage of Chi- cago visited on Wednesday at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. John Wal- lace. Mr. and Mrs, Wild Hamilton were guests at the Golden Wed- ding anniversary of Alr, and Mrs. Thames Ballantyne of Themes Road, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Scrimgeour of Goderich visited on Sunday with Mr. Lorne Wessman at the Home of Mr. and Sirs. Otto Walk- er. Mrs. Scrimgeour is a niece of Mr. Wessman.- - Mr. and (Mrs. Howard .Snell and fancily of Clinton visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gardin- er. Mrs, E. Moore .is visiting with her son and daughter-in-law. Mr, and Airs, Hugh Moore .of Lindsay. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Miller were guests at the Patterson -Scott wedding in Munro Church on Sat- urday. Mr, Fred Reichert of ?hutch and Miss Alice Caldwell of Bruce - field were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Garden Laing. Rally Day was observed in Cromarty Ohuu•oh on Sunday with Rev. S. Kerr conducting the ser - ice. •He Was assisted by Mildred Bowe who announced the hymns. Scripture lessons were read by David. 'Scott and Donald Coleman nd prayers by Hugh Scott and 7argaret Wallace. The singing was led by the junior choir and he attening was received by John Forrest and Gerald Scott. Diplom- s for memorizing seri:pture were Presented to many of the junior oils by the Sunday School 'Stip- rinteeden , Mrs, T. L. Scott. The actress cit the theme What is the uu'ch, was given by Me. Herr. n impressive service of 'decker'. ion for all :Sunday Seltoal teach - re and leaders of'young people's rope was conducted by the minister. Next 1Sendey being I aymen's v a 1 a p a 0A t e g Sunday the service will be con- ducted by a visiting layman from Listowel. KIPPEN AIr. and Mrs. Gordon Leaden of Marlette, :Webs visited over the weekend with ?Jr. and Mrs. B. Dowson and Mrs. Jennie Win- der, Sunday guests were Mr, and -firs. Eldin Kerr of Winthrop. Rally Day service will be held Sunday. 11 a.m„ in St. Andrew's United Church. uair. and Airs. Nelson Riley and -fancily attended Western Fair at London on Friday. -Mr. and Sirs. Johnson accent Panted by Mr. and Mrs. Ron Littleton were in Toronto re- cently Mrs. liellis and Mrs. Long spent Saturday in London. SR. and Airs. Ed. Bissett of London visited Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Mellis, Mr. and Mis. W. Johnson ac- companied by Mr. and Sirs. R. Littleton spent a day in Toronto. Mrs. Arthur Anderson who has been holidaying with relatives in Marlette, Mich., has returned to her home. Mr• Milton White er Toronto and .lir, and Mrs. Walter Ilodges of Stratford spent Saturday with their aunt, Mrs. James Wright, Mr. Wayne Littleton and his brothers, Brad and Donnie and sister Karen spent Sunday with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Freeman of near Mt. Cannel. Air. Allan Parker of Chatham is spending a few days with his son-in-law and -daughter, Mr. and (Mrs, Leonard Lovell, We are sorry to report Mrs, R. Dinsdale Is in Olinton hospital, having had the misfortune of falling at her home on Monday night. AR. and Mrs. Ronald McGregor and son spent Sunday in Sarnia with the latter's parents, Sir. and Mrs. Harry Greer. Her parents returned with thein for a week's vacation. The Kipper WA have decided to hold their annual bazaar on Saturday afternoon Nov, 21st. Mr. and Mrs, Ross Faber enter- tained at their hone Saturday eve, ;Sept 19th in honour of the 25th wedding anniversary of the latter's parents, 137t•. and Mrs. El- m' hiousseau of Kippen. Mr, Ross Faber, son-in-law was in charge of the guest book which was signed by 80 relatives, neigh bons and friends. Many lovely gifts were received and displayed by the daughter, Mrs. Roes Faber, Gifts included a silver tea service, door chimes, 2 crystal bowls, cut- lery, stainless steel and 01-lter gifts. In charge of the luncheon were tour nieces Sirs, 7. Parkins of Zurich, Sis's. Reginald Black, Zurich, Miss Donna Turnbull of Grand Bend and Mrs. Kenneth Larnier of Peterboro• W,I. The 4-11 Homemaking Project for this Fall will be Clothes Clos- ets Up-to-date. Any girls, 12 years and over in Seaforth and vicinity tthto wish to take this club .please contact Mrs, Gordon McKenzie or Miss Lois Scott by Monday, Sept, 281111,