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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1959-10-29, Page 1i�. The Seaforth New WHOM SEIRIES, VOL, 81 Rhone 84 SEAFORTI , ONTARIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1059 St.fie a Year Another Barn Is Prey To Flames On Monday afternoon fire cons vletely destroyed the large 'Items on the fariu of George Stone, 2% miles north of Seaforth at Grieves bridge, The alarm wee turned in about 3 o'clock by Mrs. Starry Nesbitt who lives amass the woad, W, C. Bennett of Clinton leaving noticed the fire as drove by in Outs CM - Firenen wit11, the Seaforth sir mal 'trunk were able to save the residence. Eire Chief J. P. Scott estimated the less ata$18,000, ?,Sr. Stone was airway cut St. Tho- mas at the time to purchase cat- tle, Mfrs, Stone was in Seaforth. Cause of the sire is not known. There were •no hens in the barn which was fitted as a poultry house. A combine and other ma (hinny were lost. The farm for many years was occupied by Bruce Medd wito now resMles in Seaforth, The barns were built by George Dorrance, Mo5l110 pioneer, who took up land an this term. Milking Machine Spirited Away Serious inconvenience resulted on Saturday when 'it was diseov ered that themilking machine was missing from the . tam of Gerald Van Den Hengel, two miles northeast of Seaforth, where 28 cowe have to be milked twice daily. Provinolal •Conetabie 3. Mac- Dowell, who was notified, said the mealtime was not located over the week end. It was thought the removal of the anilking machine may have been a prank, awhile the family were in Seaforth Jor the wedding and reception. On Monday night, after receev- ing an anonymous telephone call, the missing milking 'machine was •found behind the white fence at John Willeme' farm, RR 4, Sea - forth. (However some vital parts are stilt missing. Mr. Van Den Hen el made a trip to Wdngham on 'Sunday to •bonrow auoather maohdne, Condition Critical After Accident The condition of Mrs. Mary Talbot of Brucefiield was reported Unchanged and still critical Wed- nesday at Clinton Publea Hospital where she has ,been a patient since Sunday night. Mrs. Talbot suffered a fractured skull and head anduries in an ac- cident invoOving six cars in Bruce field. Jean elcolinohey, 16, suffer- ed concussion and facial cute. Both were passengers in a car driven by Mrs: Grace'McClinoheY• Double Wedding Saturday Event VAN II EI2K - VAN DEN HENGEX, The marriage was solemnized iii Si.eJames' Roman Catholic altuyoh, Seaforth, on Oot, 24th of Dorothy Alice Von 'Den Hengel and John Van Herk, The bride is a deughter of elan. and Mre, Ger- ald Van Den elengel, RR 5, Sea- farth, and the groom is a son of Mr. and ilia. Aibemt Van Herk, aR2, West Monkton. Solemn IIi'gh Mass was cele- Mated et 10 o'clock a.m, by Rev, C. Sullivan, eaststed• by Rev. Cop - pens' and rev. Romans, Mrs. Alice Stiles was onsganiet anted Mr. Prank Sills, Jr., soloist, sang Ave Maria, Pants +Angeldous and Tien - •ember Holy Mary. • Given in marriage by bet' tattle :ex, ,the beside wore a gown of white tulle with panel inserts of French lace. The bodice was fa- shioned with a neckline of Ital- ian (design and liiy-point sleeves. Fingertip veil of French tulle,, with crown of iridescent 'pear'1 and sequin. Her flowers were 12 red roses, white 'mum's and ivy, ,Miss Elizabeth Van Herk, Lon, cion, was maid of honor, wearing a street Length red velvet dress with besque waiet, full skirt, ba- teau neckline, white accessories; her fiowefs were caenatione and mums (white). Miss Anne Van Den Henget, of London, was bridesmaid, her dress being sim- ilar to the. maid of honor's. Miss Rose Many Van Den 'Henge'1, BR 5, Seaforth, *as flower •gine, and ware a red velvet 'Brook with MR skint, high round neckline, Peter Pan collar, short sleeves, Mr. Bernard Iran Herk, RR 2, West 'Monkton, was best man. and ushers were Mr. Peter Van Herk, Stratford, and Mr. Bill Iran Den dlengel, 'Seaforth, The 'wedding dinner was served 1n the Seaforth oomnnunity cen- t Ire, catered by Mrs. Miller. The bride's mother wore a sheath dress, navy with turquoise, mat- ching jacket, white and black ac- cessories, and a corsage of pink roses. Thegroom's mother's dress was black silk, matching access- ories and corsage of pink. roses. Mr. and lines. Vol" Herk 'left for a honeymoon to points in U.S., including New York City, the bride wearing a crayon blue sheath dress of fine eyelet 'drawn wool crepe, cowl :neckline, white and blank accessories and corsage of red roses. On their return they will reside at RR 2, W. Monkton.' LADY BOWLERS HOLD BRIDGE An Interesting evening was spent at the home of Miss Dor- othy Parke, retiring president of the Seaforth Lawn Bowling Club, when the members enjoyed a del-' ieaouS pot luck supper and an ev- ening el bridge and euchre. The euchre prize donated by Mies Gladys Th'onvpson was won by Mrs. L. Ford. !Mee. Alice Stiles won the bridge prize Mrs. Lloyd Hoggarth 'donated. Donis Ken- nedy was .presented with a cup and eauoer by Miss Dorothy Peeke, Mrs. Swale Hart was ap- aointed• euchre convener with Mrs. L. Fowl as her assistant. Mrs. Clare Reith wee convene the bridges, Mrs. L. Hoggarth assist- ing her. The phoning committee will be Mrs. A. Stacey, Mrs, J. Longstaff, Mrs. _W, Cameron and CMTs. John Corwin Mrs. B. F. Christie has 'offered her home for _ the November bridge. Miss Rena Fennell expressed thanks to the hostess. PRESBYTERIAN WKS The thankoffering meeting of the afternoon 'VMS Auxiliary of First Presbyterian Church was held on Tuesday afternoon with guests present from 'Carmel Aux- iliaries, Hensall, the Barbara Kirkman •Auxiliary and the ata Melee affiliated group. The +pres- ident, Mea, J. L. Bell, presided and welcomed the guests. S'orip- tuee lesson, and comments were given by Maes Belle Campbell; fol- lowed with prayer 'by Mrs, W. John Thompson, Mrs. F. K1ing's solo, "Thanks lee To God", was Muth endoyed. .Mrs. E, 'Geddes played euitabie music while the 'offering was received by Miss Jes- sie Firmer and Mrs. McGregor. Mrs. Bell introduced the guest sneaker, Mrs, G, C, Vale of Hem :sal1, who gave a helpful message on Thanksgiving, reminding ate that it es sacrificial .giving wheeh gives the greatest eatisfaotion, Mrs. J. F. Scott told 'a suitable Thanksgiving story entitled "The Grumpy Saint, ,-.Those taking part were thanked by Mess M. Gray. Following the meeting a social time was spent when lunch was served by the social oonvener, Mrs. W. Drover, and committee. LOJLi EUCHRE Winners at the recent LOBA euchre in the Orange hall were: Ladies, most games, 'Mrs. Jaelc Dieter; lone ,hands, Mrs. O'Reilly; consolation, Mee, Blatt; gentle - Mee, games, Mae --O'Reilly; lone hands, Joe Slneth; cens•, Harold Smith. • PREPARING FOIn DIAL 'Witt Groderiolt telephones being changed In a few days to glial saee vice, and iMitehell to have them eater year, p this reparations Have begun to bring the dial system to Seaforth le mossibiy a year, HAI, - VAN DEN HENGEL On 'Saturday morning October 24th, at 10 o'clock the marriage took place at St. James It C. Church, here,' with Rev. C. Sulli- van officiating, of Catherine Wil- helm_ Ona Van Den Henget, ' daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Van Den Henget, 12cleiliap, to Harry Hak, of McKillop. The groom is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Lamber- tus. Irak, Aelvterveid (tits`.), Hol- land. The church was decorated with -yellow and white baby mums. The organist was Mrs. A. Stiles, and the soloist F. Sills Jr. The bride, given away by her father, wore an identical gown of white tulle with panel inserts of French lace, the bodice fashion- ed with a neckline of Italian de- sign, lily point sleeves, her fin- ger tip veil of French tulle, crown of iridescent pearl and sequin. The bride's flowers were 12 red roses, white mums and- ivy. The maid of honor was Miss Antonette Van Den Henget, sister of the bride, and carried white carnations and mums. The brides- maid was Miss Anne Van Den Henget of London. The flower girl was Rose +1Tairy Van Deft Hen - gel. The groom was supported by Leo Tovenati. Ushers were Bill Van Den Henget, Seaforth, and Peter Iran Herk, Stratford. The wedding dinner washeld in the Community Centre, served by Mrs. Miller. For travelling the bride wore firelight jersey, -draped bodiceand large collar. The honeymoon will be spent in Quebec and 'New Eng- land States. Upon their return they will reside at RR 5 Seaforth Guests were present from Hon- esdale, Penn.; Burlington, Lon- don, Sarnia, Forest, Delaware, Sudbury, Stratford, St. Marys, Dublin, • Monkton, Guelph and Oshawa, Father Sohn Van Den Henget, brother of the ,brides, of Hones- dale, 'Penn., came home for the aecasfon as a big surprise for all the family. 31e aoted as master of ceremonies at the Solemn High Mass, The parents of the bride s ateo marked their 25tth anniver nary ,this same day, W. L NEWS The , Women's Institute ratty wild be 'held in the .United Ohurolr in Brussels on Monday, Nov, 2. ,Regietration will be at 10 a.m. and the afternoon session at 1.30. Please br,ln'g a box lunch for the noon meal. Tea will be provided by the Majestic Institute. Ali members are oordialiy invited. MISS EDY7'H DAVIDSON Miss Blyth Davidson, a lifelong resident of Seaforth, died at :her liorn•e on West street on Friday in her 87th Team. She was a'daugbiter of the late MT, and Abe. Alexancl- er Davidson. She was a 'member of First P,reebyterien Olutrch, There are no surviving members of her Immediate family. The funeral Was held at the G. A• s lvtbney funeral home, a in'iv- ate servee being' candttoted by Rev, D Leant, meat 'on Monday . $Pial wrM. ,• aftet'aroon u n the Pres- byterian cemetery, Miteinet Christmas Parade Here Nov. 28th Tom Wllbee will be parade marshall, assisted by K,. Share, L. F. Ford and Gus Boussey, for the Christmas parade in Seaforth on Saturday, Nov. 28th, at 2 pm, sponsored by local merchants and business men, • Entries for floats should be in by Friday, Nov. 20, and it is hoped to have the paw- ale On a Ohristmas theme. A film will be taken of the event. The parade route will be from the Bell Industries yapd, up Main street bo the community centra, where there will be free sltating and 'candy treats for children me der auspices of the Lions 010. The general committee ie un- der F. Stile, ohaerman Tont Wil - bee, Keith Sharp, Geoa'ge Jiilde- brand, Len Pond, Ed Daly and Gus-Boussey. Stamp Vending 'Machine Is Stolen Thieves removed the stamp vending machine from the front of the Seatol'tlt Dost office some time between 2 am. and•6 am, on Monday morning. It •contained about $50 in stamps and coins. Local pollee have been on the lookout far it. 'Phe machine was pried from the 'rounding with a bar. Postal authorities at London were notified and postal Inspec- tors and the RCMP will invests- gate. MRS. BE'SSIE KERR 'Mrs. Bessie Herr, widow of the late Alex. Kerr, died at the Attie nursing home, Seaforth, on Oot. 22nd about 4 pen. in her 69th year She was limn en Hullett township, daughter of the late 86r, and Mrs. James G. MoMichael, She had been a book keeper and was a termer secretary -treasurer of the Seaforth Agricultural Soc- iety. She was a member of Fleet Presbyterian Olimch, Seaforth. One son, Scott Kerr, survives, also one sister, Mrs. R. 13. (Helen) Holmes, Tier husband died In 1940 Meg. Kerr had been a :mem- ber of the church chole, and also of the Women's . Missionary Soc. lety and the Barbara Kirkman Auxiliary, The funeral took place on Sat- urday from the G. A,.:Wititney fu- neral home, Rev. D. Leslie Elder officiating. Burial was in Malt - landbank cemetery. .DEBORAH JUNE REGIME Deboa'ah June Regele, 5 months and 24 days, :(lied suddenly from a short illness: She was the dau- ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Reg- ele of ,Hespeler; granddaughter of Mr. and Ines. Ed Regele of Mc- Killop township, and NIT.. and Mrs, Kenneth Kuhn of 'Crediton. :The funeral took place at the Box' funeral home, Seaforth, on Monday at 2 pm, with Rev. 3. C. Britton of Northsicle United •Church• officiating, Burial was .In i3Taitlandbank cemetery. Pallbear- ers were Glen lvlcNiohol, Ray Wildfong, Fred Glanville, Ross Leeming. Flowerbearers were Rf- ohard Glanville, Murray Glan- ville, 'Muriel Glanville, Paul Glan- ville, HOLD THLNKOFFERING The Autumn Thankoffering- of Northside United Church was held Tuesday evening with a good attendance, Mrs. 3, C. Britton opened themeetingwith a poem and prayer. Mlrs. C. Walden pre- sided and 'hymn 241 was sung. The president welcomed everyone. Scripbure was mead_ by Mrs, C. Cotlu'ane, II•ymn 239 was sung and prayer offered ey MTs. A, Ide- Nicho'l, Mrs. J. Stewart and Mrs. Johnston favored us with a lovely duet on piano and organ. Offering was received by Mrs. B. Christie and Mrs. A. Sittery. Mrs. M', Ber- ger and Mrs. P. Moffat sang a duet. Rev. Bretton, enttoduced the speaker for the evening, Rev. Donaldson who 'told about .his miesionary work in Chile, especi- ally among :the Indians, tars. Westcotb thanked Rev. Donald- son. Olosed with hymn and lunch eras Served by .the social committee, McKILLOP BUSY BEAVERS The second .meeting of the Mc - Miley Busy Beavers was held at the 'home of Mrs. Scott and Mar- .guenite on Saturday, Ootober 24115. The 'meeting opened with the In- stitute Ode, followed by the 4T pledge. We welcomed to our club meeting Miss Tilman, our new home economist who spoke to us on setting up exhibits. Mrs. Popple gave us notes on Good Clothes Closet Essentials 'under these headings: Space, wells, floor. Sight, ventilation and at - emotiveness. rune Smith and Joan Puyce showed how to make a bias binding. Amy Stewart and Eleanor Keys showed how to make and 'paper a hat standard, ears. Paplpie and Mfrs. Scott pap- ered a fiat box, Linda Papple and Dorothy Keys will Benton titrate how to cover a hat box at the next meeting. We elecided to have bleak three ring notebooks for our book covees. Next meet- ing wiii be at the home of Faye Little on Satneclwy, October 310t, Ro11 call for next meeting is one essential of a good clothes closet, Home assignment 15 to get mater- lals for the garment cover anti other itoeesSeries to be maces from the same material. Score :present clothes storage .in first column of members' pamphlet. Complete hat box and hat standard if not al- ready corepieted, Work en record Rebekahs Install Champions at H.S. New Officers Field Day Ma's. Ed, Andrews, NG, presided for the meeting Moiuclay evening of Edelweiss Rebekah Lodge 117, when the District Deputy 'Presed- ent, alis. Dorothy Parker of Hen- sa11, installed the offeetir's for the ensuing year. Mrs. Bertha Me - Gregor was Deputy Martfhall and Mrs. Edna 'Caldwell, deputy sec- retary, The soloist was Mrs. Wen. Brown, weft/ sang, "This Is MY Task," and "Bless This elease," The following were installed into 'office: Noble Grand, Mrs. Keith Sharpe; vice .grand, Mas. Margaret Messenger:: Fin. Seen, Mes, Charles Reeves;. Trews„ Mrs. Joseph Grummett; Warden, Mare, Robert Beuermenn; Conductor Mrs. Ralph Hicks; Chaplain, Mrs, George Campbell; Musician, ,firs. Wilmer Outilviil; •RSNG, Mrs, An- '•n•le Harrison; LSNG, Mr's. Robert Dodds; RSVG, Mies, Hugh Thomp- son; LSVG, Miss Eleanor Hender- son; inside guardian, Ma's, Scott Habkirk; outside guardian, Mrs. Alan Campbell; color ppearer, Iles, Peter Malcolm; JPN'G, Mrs. Ed Andrews. i1\6iss Jean Scott, who was ,unable to attend, will be in- stalled at a later date as record- ing secretary. . Appointments made ;by the new- ly installed Noble, Grand, Mrs. Sharpe, included: Degree Captain, INI•re. Isla loo ance; S•uns'hine Pal convener, Mfrs. William Daiaym- ple; social oonvener, MTs. David McLean; OPT 'committee, Mira. A. Harrison, Mre. 'H. Thompson, Mrs. El. Andrews; press, Mrs. J. Grum- mett, Reporting 6or the OPT commit- tee, IMrs.Daln erupde said that the Rebekalis had raised $24.72 in aid of the Rued duuing• the penny drive and asked 'members to sup- port the paper delve on Sat. Oct. 31. A euchre is planned to follow the Nov, 961 meeting with elm meeting galled for 7,30 pen. Each member is asked to invite a guest to the euchre. Members are asked to continue saving 'box tops for Pennies for Charity. Following the installation, 'the' newly 'instal- led noble grand and eels. Chester Henderson 'PDDP, congratulated the district .deputy president, M. Parker and her Installing team on the capable manner in which they conducted the installation. In addressing the lodge and newly installed officers, Mrs. Par- ker :used as her motto„ "Love One Another," She asked members to "Boost and Build Oddfellowship" and to support the local OPT corn.- mirftee and the Assembly West - dent's project, "to furnish kitehen equipment for the IOOF Ilome at Barrie." On behalf of the lodge, Mrs. Ed. Andrews etes'ented. MTs.. Parker with a gift and Mrs. An- drews, retiring noble grand, was presented with leer jewel by Mrs. Parker. Mrs. :Scott ' Habkirk, social con- vener, and her committee served a delicious lunoh. CUBS TO ORGANIZE It is announced that the Sea- forth Oub Paok will reorganize on Tuesday, Nov. 3rd for the 1960 season. Due to a lack of leaders and instructors only those Cubs who were attending dnr'ing 1959 will be accepted for the time be- ing. Meeting will commence at 7 pan. at the town hall. WALTON On Saturday evening some of the children in the community are having a Hallowe'en for UNIG115P. An orange tag will clis- tinguleh the visitors who will be collecting Ilallowe'en "treats" of clans. Tiliese will be converted in- tro Life-saving medicines, milk and vitamins, preventive vaccines, es- sential to the • health and welfare of children in more than 100 coun- tries. Mr. John Brune e'etui'ned home from Seaforth hospital last week. IM., ,and Mns. D. Ennis spent Sunday with Mr. anti Sams. OosbY Ennis and Ron Ennis, London. len and ,Mfrs. D. Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. N. Reid, Dennis and Er- ic, Toronto, and MI's. Jas. Denni- son of Galt were week end guests at she borne of ler. and Mrs. Geo. Dundee. Family Night was observed in the community •hall Tlrunsday ev- ening when the ladies of Walton WS entertained their husbands and :families to at potluck supper served cafeteria style. Atter a de- licious meal a short meeting was held 'bY the ladies with the presi- dent, Mrs, le. Walters in charge. Minutes and letters were read by the senntexY, Ml's. T, McCreablt, An invitation from Lonxiesboro WI was extended to attend their bazaar and tea Oct, 28 at 3 pen. Our short •com'se, Catering to Crowds;' will be held April 5E1, 1960, and as Cran'brook is having the sante course tt was decided to invite them to join with ire, A tall rally will be held ilt Brussels Nov, 2, with registration at 10 am, The Walton branch will go to the oounty itvome Nov. 18 to celebrate their November birthday party, When a program and gifts will be presented by our society, A euchre party will be held in the oommun- ity luck, nifty evening, Nov. 11011 call was answered by the husbands giving then idea of an ideal wife, 'Mies ,Angela Aimee o•f London then tooec over and enter talned the audience with lier wit and helpful ideas in square dance leg. 'Sive also taught a number of games to the junior boys and girls. During tite oeuese of the evening she gave an tntea'esting talk ort. her ' resent visit to t ire Champions at the annual Sell tib:y at Seaforth. District High School on Cot. 23rd were: Senior boys, Bob Binnettdyk, 22 points; 2nd, Bob Reith, 16 pts,; 3rd, Fen Kelly, 9 pts. Intermediate boys -Bill Camp- bell, 37 pts; 2nd, Nell Dolmage 33 pts.; 3rd, Doug Norris, 5 pts, Junior boys -Tom Dick 22 pts,; 2nc1, Keith Stacey 15 pts.; 3rd, Bob Dinsmore, 10 pts, .Senior 'gixls-i'fargaret Hliiott, i Joan Bath 2ud, Intermediate girls -Eileen Dol - mage, Joan Hamilton, 2nt1. Junior girls, Geraldine McTag- gart; Margaret Stapleton, 2nd. Hockey Season Getting Started Seaforth. Junior 0 hockey team played their first match on Tues- day evening in an exhibition game with St. Marys ,Tuner B'e. The score was 7-6 for St. Marys. Ron Livermore scared •tout• of the Seatortie goals, mid Bill ,Gal'low and Tom Dick got one each. The Jr. C sehedule was drawn up Tuesday night at New Ham- burg for the .junior C group, cam - Peeing Elmira, Preston; New Hamburg, Stratford and Seaforth. It is understood Seafort:h's first home game will be on Noy- 10th. A'Dl ;Seaforth home games will be on a Tuesday ora Thursday, 12 hone games en all, and 12 'games away. KIPPEN The YIPU of St. Andrew's Unit- ed Church, Kipepen, met on Oct. 25 with Bob Binnendylt as acting president. Rev. McMillan gave the topic. A report from Seaforth vele was given by Sharon- Mc- Bride. Margaret Broadfoot and Sharon 'McBride attended the ral- ly in Seaforth on Oct. 18th in Northside United Church. Next meeting will be held Nov 8. Meet Inge after that date will be with- drawn. Mr. and airs. Wm. Jones and fa- mily of St. Thomas Welted Satur- day with Ma-. and ,Mrs. Baroid Jones and family. Mrs. Margaret Johnson of Tor- onto visited last week with her brother, Mr. W. R. Cooper, and other relatives. Mrs. Bob Kinsman returned home from visiting in Detroit last week. Mr. and tris. Harold Jones and boye spent Sunday with f0rr. and Mrs. 'Artlnw Ashworth and Carol of Denfield. rile. and errs. Don Cooper of Ex- eter visited during the week with the :former's father, ler. W. R. Cooper. At :the .close of the Sunday ser- vice at St. Andrew's United Cburoh the following children were 'baptised by the minister, Rev. D. A. MacMillan: Baby Gary Ross, son sot Me. and Mrs, Keith Love; Baby Sharon Marie, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Laird Finlay- son; Dwight Leslie, son of Mr, and Mrs. John Consitt. BRUCEFIELD Mr's. Wm. Wright and Mrs. John Cairns were week end visit - ore with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Scott. Mrs. Elsie Forrest, London, vis- ited with Mrs. A• McQueen and Margaret for a few days. Mr, and Mrs, Lawrence Smiley, Merin, spent Sunday with Mr. and ,Mas. Gordon Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Thomson and clnughter of Sarnia were guests of 1i1•, and Mae. Elgin Thomson o•u Sunday. Rev, and Mrs, C. Daniel of In- gersoll were guests of Rev. and Mrs. S. Davison over the week end. Mr. Daniel was guest min- ister at the Brucefielcl anniver- ser3' services. Miss Beth iter a'dooh spent a few days witih the Misses Scott in Lon- don. IMT. Victor Hargreaves shad the misfortune to injure ligaments in his arm. DUBLIN Mr, and firs, Edward McGrath of Ilderton, with ATMs (Monica Byrne, Me. and Mrs. Martin Brick, De- troit, with Mrs, Kathleen Feeney. Mr. and Mrs, Pat O'Rourke, of Dundas, with Mr. and fine, Olay- ton Looby. Mr. Van Niekerk, Staffa, has purchased the home of Mrs. Alb- ert Rock on No, 8 highway. lies. Rock has movecl to Mitchell to re- side with her sieter, Mrs. Clara Wettlaufer. Mess Patrioia Costello, London, with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Dan Costello, Nies, Wells, Milton, with Mr. and Mee. J. Wells. Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Williams have .returned to Jacksonville, Florida, Mr. and Ma's. Bili Murphy and son of Port Colborne with Mrs. Charles Kistner. Cpl. and Mrs. John Lavoie at Farnham, Quebec. Mies Mary Morrison, Miss Man garret Flannagan, Kttchenea, at their 'ironies. Neil Stapleton, ()AO, Gneleh, with MT, and Mrs. Eel. Stapleton. Mr. Kenneth and Rose Marie British :rales. Mr. and Mrs, Jack Dennison of Merlin called on friends in the vicintty last Susulay. Mr. Wayne McaIichael of Wind- sor spent to k the wee anal with h.i 1 t s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mc- Michael. Authorized ns: Serand Ciul u man,, fest Ogles Dept„ Ottawa Snowden Bros., Publishers ,1,,,,,,,1„111,,,,., Ia1,,11111111111111„111,111,,,,1,1,,,111,1'111,1,1,,,1'it„„1,1,,,,ml ee,,n1,1111,11,0, 1 1I 1 1I 1 1 1 1 1 1 WE PROUDLY PRESENT THE HANDSOME NEW 0 n CALENDAR Automatic WATCH • AUTOMATICALLY REGISTERS CORRECT DATE • CONCEALED CROWN GIVES SMOOTH MODERN APPEARANCE • 17 JEWELS • WATER RESISTANT • • SHOCK RESISTANT • ANTI -MAGNETIC • LUMINOUS DIAL • UNBREAKABLE MAINSPRING • MODERATELY PRICED from $57.60 up. SAVAUGE'S JEWELLERY - GIFTS - FINE CHINA Seaforth Feeney, Kitchener, With Mrs, Ca- therine Feeney. Mr. and firs. Michael Nagle in Islington with Mr. and MTS. Bare attires. A successful home baking sale and bazaar was held at the Home of Mrs. Charles Friend on Satur- clay. DUBLIN HTGII SCHOOL NEWS J. Doyne Last Wednesday we ltelcl our annual field meet. It was a big success. We were unable to finish but will complete the events ln- auding the boys' big soccer game on the first fine day that comes along. The Up -School girls (11 and 12) beat the Down -school girls (9 and 10) 'in their first base hall game. The Down -School girls vowed that they will win .the se- cond game. "Art" is sure that he could pole ;vault much higher than the poles. If we would 'let Um! Louise and Helen ought to be champion soft ball players, for they won in their soft ball speed throw contest. The events this year were new, challenging and interesting. We were .glad to have St. Patrick's pupils help us cheer and aid our sales, On Thursday the teachers attended the Mitch- ell Educational Conference, so we were albie to "catch up" on soltool ware(! ! ? Question of the Week: Why is Don so interested in George st. in Seat:nth? EGMONDVILLE Workmen have been busy this week installing new steps and selewalks at the manse which along with a new garage en- hances the appearance and con- venience of the property consider- ably. Mt', and Mips. George Love of Godeeiclh were visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Harry Wieland last week. Township council workmen have reopened and graded the roadway between Main street and the .property recently acquired by Mr. Daviel Shannon from Mrs, E. Kruse. ,Mr. and Mrs Elmore Stephen - eon attended the twenty-fifth wed- ding anniversary dinner of Mi', and (lees. Jack Sootclhnver at the Little inn, Bayfield on Saturday evening. Mrs. Robt, Dalrymple and firs. Ed. Chappel, Cromarty, were Art St. Catharines over the week encs attending the wedding of the for- mer's granddaughter, Barbara Vahtey to Mr. John Rees. CONSTANCE Mas and Mrs, Basil ilornick spent last Friday with (,heir son, Mr. and dare. Robt, ITorniok and family 01 Chatham, Warden Woe Jewitt and Mas. Jewitt attended the Warden's Banquet of Bruce County leer Thursday at the Legion hall in Walkerton. Several Mlasonio is einbers at- tended the ytasonie banquet held last Friday evening at Blyth conl- mnnity centre, Mr. and Mee, John Whyte and baby son Jeffery (Merle of Oshawa, Visited wi'tlt the loin -tees patents, Me, and Mrs. W. 'L, Whyte over the week end, The ladies of Court Constantine sponsored a very successful thick- en barb-que Friday evening at the OOP hall and afterwards en- joyed dancing to music supplied by Bert Pepper and his orchestra, Miss Janet MacGregor, ,Foa'd- wich, spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mac- Gregor. Mr, and ells. ClarencelMont- gomery held a reception at their hone last Saturday evening in honor of their son Lyle and his bride Miss Shirley Little), The bride and groom were recipients of many valuable gifts. Friends attended from Georgetown, Lon- don, Oak Park, Mich.; Grand Bend and Lalceroacl, 3:h•, and Mrs. Wan. Jewitt and Ross visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Smith of Kipkton. The congregation of Constance United Church are reminded of the change in time for church ser- vice commencing Sunday with Sunday school at 2 o'clock and church service at 3 o'clock. Visitors with Me, and Mrs. Bor- den Brown and family on Sundae' were Marg Brown's father, Mr. Thomas Brigham and brother, Mr. and ,Mrs, Ernest Brigham, Tommy and Garnet of Hanover, VARNA The township hall was eacice1 to the doors last Wednesday eight when Varna -Goshen YPU present- ed their Minstrel Show, Mr, Ivan 111 01ymont acted as interlocutor• and the end men were 13111 Elliott, flialcolm Clarke, Doug McAsh, Ro- bert Mc:Mlyntone :In the final scene, "Ily Pet Juliette", acted by Gary Masesh, almost stole the show, irins. A. Willis was pianist and elirector. The malty friends of Mee. Edith Galbraith were sorry to hear of her accident and removal to Clin- ton public hospital, Rally clay was observed in the United Church last Sunday morn- ing with the pastor, Rev, T. J. Pitt in charge. Several from stere attended the executive rally of Huron County Temperance Federation in Clin- ton last Friday evening when plans were made 'tor the fall rally in November, The ladies of the WA of the Un- ited Church are holcl.ing a bazaar In the township hall Saturday, BLAKE Mr. Grant McNeill of Anberley spent the week end with his aunt and nnale, Ms, and MTs. Roy Mc- Bride and Johnny; Mrs. Leon Jeffery and boys spent •Sunday at Goderich with 111'. and Mrs, Leonard Jeteety. Meir, Harold Finlay- and -acuity attencled a tenant of then' aunt, Miles. Bertha Farrell of Ripley on Monday, WINTHROP The WAIS and :WA of Cavan,. Winthrop, will meet on Wed., No- vember 4, Circle 3 will look after the lunch and Circle 4 the ping - ram, Roll call, a emelt cash dona- tion for tete Nov, bale, Will ,the la i o please'i des bring any second band clothing they have for :the hale to this meeting.