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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1959-12-03, Page 1The Seaforth News WHOLIr SERIES, VOL, 81 P11o11e 84 SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1959 NOMINATION 'MBETING, NEW SEPARATE SCHOOL AND H.S. ADDITION FORECAST Mavyior Christie thanked the 'council, town employees, and the oo'minunity for the Po -operation during the kart Year. Reeve Ba11, as relief o11a'iamma said ever 42000 had been spent am relief, 'about bolt 'foe partients im nursing Otomea, but they were $850 below the budget. The town p '243. He patient 'ems $ aten care share oY told of tie work on 'coun't'y conn - ail, 'llhe eounity had spent, lover a million dollars on roads, but they would,get back '$763,000 in govern- ment grants. The addition to the county home would cost over a mullion; of :which 50 Per cent will be paid by a government grant. The .county 1e making the last payment this weelt on the new court house. Frank 'Kling, PUO •c2ialrman, spoke or the doss by .death of the manager, Mr, Rae Holmes ,durhog the year. Mr. 'Gus 'Mussily is do- ing a good jab as acting manager. The 'commdasuonhad increased the size of Primary lines around town to No 6 aluminium instead of crimper, without much 4nterrup. Mian, The copper'is overloaded and the a aluminum lines will result in steadier voltage. Several new street lights had been added and, a survey ata's been made of 'Main and North Main streets and it de hoped. to have improved lighting, A new water main had been put down on Franklin street and a -Fire hydrant placed near the high aeheol. Eleven new water ser- vices were added during the year and the town is pumping 156000 'gallons of water daily. The water load been tested by the OWRO and also by the County Health Unit, both giving our water Grade- A rating. New water rates next .year will beused to finance fu- ture extensions and replacing some of the smaller pipe. Tote fi- nancial position of the PUC Is very good, he said. Dr. P. L. Brady, •chairman of the finance ,committee of council, said some things had been sacra - faced In 1969, including pensions for police and town employees, but he hoped this could be started newt year. 578,000 tax money had been collected by Oct, 31st, more than 50 per cent of the total on the soli. Council has stayed evd- thin the budget, he said, a meat on the sewer extension on West William street width is being oar - Tied as a deficit and it as hoped will eventually be taken ever by tate .OWI1C. The total actual de- benture debt of the town is $360,- 936, he said. The town's shale of the $124,000 high school debenture is $22,000. In 1960 we will be .fat— ed 'with another debenture for a High eohoal addition, which will raise our ,total 'debenture debt to over 25 per cent of the town's' to- tal assessment. He 'foresaw future trouble for 'town fmnaneing as a result. Council will have to hold the line, lie said. Tax arrears are $32,564, nteet-of which is'oolleot- dble. Councillor Scott Habkirk, the chatrman of streets committee, said they had tiled to out down expenditures on streets and eon- sequently some were not up to standard. lie hoped at the end of the year to be about $200 below the $21,000 budget. To date 51.7,- 651 17;6551 was spent. Maintenance was 47419.00; snow removal 51045; sidewalks $1088, grader mainten- ance 41676; new et'reets $4484. A new street had been built on W, William St. Dr. John Tu;Tnbulj chairman of the sewerage .00m:mittee, said the sewer situation is at a stalemate as the 0 -WRC seeme reluctant fox the town to undertake a partial sewer projeet, as they want a larger work. The MuniOiOin.1 Board, ion the other hand, refuses to allow the town to fin'aaoe the larger. We know we need sewers and we also know we :cannot go into it on. a lave scale, Dr. Turn- bull said. It is hoped to reach a conclusion in a few months. 'Councillor Thorpe Rivers, the and water committee chairman, said .council "took away our mon, ey, so there 'woe mot much we could do.' Reporting 'far the property committee, he told of the atone repairs. Mr. Rivers said he had wanted to withdraw this yearn from council but would not oauee another nomination. Counoiibor Nelson Cardno said be had learned a lot about the eperation of council during his first year, and could Deanne may - one they would find it most inter- esting. Hie was disappointed at the 'small turnout of ratepayers et the nomination meeting. As ehabrman of parks committee, die had spent ,$36 out of $150 budget. The town had gone into real es- tate, ;having purchased the old shoe daotory dor 520;000. Anyone having a contact oaubd Strap sell It. D'Orleat Silas of ,the PUO said ,a good job of admilnistration was being Bane, •']MMus, John Oamdno, public school. board ohairntan, ,sold teacher sal- ary adjustments were responsible for dnal'eased tax demands, New desk tops, varnishing. roams, naw curtains :hacl been Slane. She spoke O1.igdrly of time school caretaking: afire. tatty dyad replaced ;the late Mika, 'MacDonald on the teaolting staff. The Pupate had purohaeed a tape recorder from their fall fair prize money at no cost, to the ratepayers. Prank C. 3'. Sills of the 'high sobool board, fold et the new ad- dition to be built on the school, A siiryey Store 01l alereeee of 66 NOMINATI'O'NS Plros'e nominated, with 'movers and seoeuders were; Mayor—I3, P, Oltasietie, by Ball and Brady. - Icor Reeve—Wil01sanr Ball, by Brady and r1VIaaaLennan. F --- For Cou rici1 Jolhn F Flannery, by F. C. J, Salle and 'W, •Bald, Dr. P. L. Brady, by N. Oardno and Bala. N. 0. 'Cardno, by Ball and Brady Thorpe Rivers, by Habicirk and Turnbull. Start Havbkirk, by Turnbull and Oa+rdno. Jahn Turnbull, -by Brady and Rivers. For PUC -Prank Kling, by Hab- kirk and McLean. Voir Salad Trustee—John Lang- staff, by McLean and Habkirk. W, T. Tearl'1, by lVleMaster and J. Camino. Fred 'Willis, by C. Dalton and Jack Muir. Seeks Information On Liquor Outlets Now that the CTA Outs been voted rout in Huron, what follower? How coon will beer warehouses or liquor etores be established and wllere? 'Oharles MacNatughton, MPP. told The Sea -tooth News on Wednesday he was leaving We Toronto to find 'out doom Liquor Control Board offdoide the an- swers ,to some of these questions and he hopes to have more Juba, motion in a few days, that ( it ileal t thiol 1 He did not y the o'ffloial proclamation would be made before January. Datil that time nothing could, be established. Asked 1f there were any found- ation for a TUMOR' that Gadendch would be the .first or only town to get a beer 'warehouse ,o2 liquor store, Me. MdNauglrton said .he did not know fust whet the Board's policy might be. However if only one 'location in Huron were 'granted it would certainly be Godericll due to its size and 'loca- tion. 'However there were indica- tions that a wider Orality was liksO . y pupils next year in Grade 9. Three new classrooms have to be 'built and an agricultural room shoved up from the, basement. The addi- tion will be built on the baok end of the gymn, causing changing around of the present office, The Department estimates the cost at $05,000 which he believed 'low. Seaforth's share is 18.3 per cent. One old debenture will be paid off this -year. Teachers' salaries total 186,000. There are 14 teachers. New room's will involve new tea- chers. A $29,000 grant is.received on the $31,000 cost for buses. To - tat school expenditures far the year are $31'2,000, on a total as- sessment of 58,8.10,000. McKillop is largest taxpayer, then Tucker - smith, then Seaforth. The board had bought seven acres of land on the south side, to be paid for over three years. He suggested donating it to Sea&ortll far road purposes to open up new building lots. Replying to a question he said teachers' salaries range from $4,600 to $8,300. Dr. M. W. Stapleton, chairman of St, James' Separate School Board, said attendance in the last 10 years had jumped From 65 to 180. Classrooms had decreased :&nom 2 to 3, 4 and :now 5. A. new five or six room eohool is being planned and a site is pretty well deoided upon. Ft would be quite an undertaking with the Separate School assessment. Miss Mabel Turnbull, of the 01 - bray board, said 'membership is approaolrtng 600. Three years ago .11 was 350. TV is not taking read- ers away from the library. She said 200 books are obtained every three months ,Bram Huron County Library. Russell H. Spmoat, former town counoilbar, said net too snanY beoi*le are familiar with the fin- ancial condition of the town, and asked a series of questions which Dr. Brady answered. The deben- ture debt of the .community cen- tre is now $23,400 unpaid at end of 1959, bearing 3/% •interest; unpaid sewer debenture is $82,000 bearing 4;a% interest. Revenue consists of the sewer rentals, plus ooe. nubile school deb- enturiaten ed o1 year .is $205,201, lirinoipal and interest payments in 1959 being $21,49.8. Policing t own .costs $12,000. The town surplus consists of tapital'461,000 with $24,500 in government bonds being used sue 'colls,'teral en the factory building. Norman Scorns, -Dornier reeve, said It was the best report herbed heard cit a nomination and thank- sd all servants for their services in 1950. W. A. ANNUAL MEETING The Women's Auxiliary to St. Thomas' Cburoh was held Tues - Only 5 Qualify December Meeting for Council °• To Nominat! Again On Tuesday nlgfht at 9 oadiock five eounoillots'llad qualified and were deolared elected by acclama- tion: Dr. J, 0. Turnbull, Dr, P. L. Brady, Thorpe Rivers, Nelson Cardno, John F, Fll'annery.. Ccuncitlor Scott'. Habldrk did not quality. ' Another nonrtn'ation meeting will have to be Oteld to nominate one councillor at a• date to be an. pounced,. ,Tuckersmitb Council Tuokersmibh 'Municipal Council met in the Town dull, Sea/forth, on Dec. let at 12:30 pap.. All mem- beret were present and the Reeve Presided, On motion .01 Faieoner. Lee the minutes 'of the ,previous regultfr 'meeting were read 'and adaptd. By-laws 14, 15 and 16, 1959, cov- ering rates of taxation, remuner, ation of officials and Nomination meeting respectively, were given and the required readings a 1 q � pressed, The clerk was instructed to pay the subsidy on the Nott, Sinclair, 2nd con. Deters and Baden. .:1lun- lcipel drains to the eligible part - Annual Meeting of les, It was decided to 'close the Municipal Dump after Dec, 5, McKillop F. of A. 1959, until further notice, Notice MdI£ilaop d'ederation'01 Agmicud. to that elfeot will appeal. else - Lore ,held a very successful ban- where in this paper. Cleric was quer and annual 'meeting in the also instructed to insert notice re basement of Wiwthnup Chn1mc91i oil Pnahatiiting Peaking on Roadsides Dec 1st Ma.K Stewart plastid - exit, to facilitate snowplowing opera - exit was oliairman The banquet tions; pay Ds', so. W. Stapleton was followed by a singsong led by for sheep Icilieal and pay Valuaat- K. Campbell and J;. ,Wheatley. A ore fee. Seaforth Lions Olub was rm rs s a ran' f '50,00 lis, e mad o few words were spoken by Reeve g t $ Dan Beuermanm Warren Gar• Union a graltt oR $100.00. brigg, county president, mention - Ivan dyeing necessary' for Reeve ed the important part woolen play Ivan Forsyth to leave the meet - ed in agriculture. He told of several ing sourly to attend a meeting at the ()omit House in Gotlerich, Mr. Frank Falconer was appointed to 'sot Ron• the remainder of the meeting, The Accounts passed included: Drain subsidy $8,302.30; Wm. Hart, coal, $26.00; J. W. McBeath, day evening in the Rectory with meetings in Tototlto dealing with a longe attendance. f1Mre. Donald - taxation, financing the Fiedera.- son mead the scripture for St. An- tion and the'coloring of margar- drew's Day and Mrs. McGavin gave the Litany for December and a prayer 'for OUT prayer pa.1tner. All members joined la the pray- ers oP general thanksgiving, memmaintenance Bruoefiedd Lights; bera' and Lord's Prayer. The mall home economist torr Huron, extern, supplies 559.20; hospitalization call and minutes of the Mast 'meet- des greetings ham the Depart- $3.35; .clerical assistance $21.50; ing were followed by the treasur- anent ,of Agriculture: John Cardno, bond prem. $40.07; er's report, James Keyes introduced guest eupOtlementary allowance 426.00; The 'fall el,eanery far 1960 Will epeaker, Miss Helen McKeraher, ataxy allowance $'248.78; fox bounty $4.00; Town of Seaforth, DiaCourt Fees and Rent $30.00; dumb 520.00; relief $30.00; sheep itiiled $52.00; grants $150.00; roads $1311.32. On motion of Vaa+ley-Lee meet- ing was adjourned. Council will meet at 1 p.m. on Dec. 15th for. the final meeting of 1959. Me, Mr. G. Dapple thanked the ladies Por the fine supper provid- ed, responded to by Mrs. Oscar Cuthill, Another singsong was Sed B Tillman,by L. Wheatley. Mass be held in our parish. The reports director '01, Home Economics Ser - on tore Social Service and Dorcas vice, Dept. of Agrioulture. Ste Work were given. by Mrs. E. C. described meetings •she had at - Case• tended in Scotland, called Roads M- ale. Donaldson presided far the to,,,a, Setter World, acrd showed election of oieicers which were as Maumee ,of 'her trip in Scotdamd tallows: ]s Hon. president, Miss Carolyn and urape.Me. Murray Dennis 'thanked Holmes; Pres„ lobs. George Mc 'Miss McKeroher far her fine lea Gavin; vice 'prey., Mrs. John Old- field; secretary, Mrs. Reymond meaditrg by 'MTS. Gordon McKenzie, Nott; treasurer, '&Piss Dorothy "The Country 0011001 Teacher," Parke; Dorcas, 'Mrs. R. sputa, Mrs. Wm. Oldfield; Social Service, "S.endoye d, President K. Stewart told what :Mrs. E. O. (lase; Living Message, had been done in MoKdilop this Mrs. D. Netzke; Prayer Partner year; such as hyalmo meeting, sec., 1rs, Wm. Southgate; Little -grain club, ehnr0h parade, and he IIoxibl s, Mrs. Dime, ,MacLean; Jr.. ;mentioned two 1960 projects, the Auxiliary, Mrs, Oleve Oaombs and me 1 1 1 Oars, R. Spittal; EOsbarian, Miss Carolyn Holmes. The installation of officers will take place at the 11 io'tlocic ea - vice en Sunday', San. 3. Next meet- ing will be held Tuesday at 2.30 p.m. at the reatary. It was deold- ed to. eend a Ohristmas gift to our prayer partner who is Rev. Mor- -now o1 HiarnepsY'ne. QUTRENGESSER — RIVERS A quiet wedding took place in First Presbyterian Mauch, Sea= Borth, at 3 pan. on November 25411, when Evelyn' Margaret Rivers and John Ivan Querengesses were un- ited in marriage by Rev. 0. Les- lie Elder. The bride is a daughter of Mr. Thorpe Rivers of Seaforth and the .giroom is a eon of 'Mrs. A. E. Querengessei' of Bro.dbageu. Tlie bride wore a white satin (tress with lace and sequins end -carried a'ed roses. The attendants were Mr. and 'Mae. lamer Rivers. The wedding d•innor was at Ar1m- sttrong'e, Exeter. 3Jpon their re- turn from a honeymoon trip to Ottawa they will reside et Sea - bath. CONSTANCE Warden Wm. Jewitt attended a special meeting 0'1 the Court house Tuesday afternoon sand Mr. Jewitt with Mrs. Jewitt attended the Hereford. banquet on Tuesday MATTHEWS—JDSSOME The wedding took place in St. James' Roman Catholic !Church, Seafoa••th, on Sat'u'rday, Nov. 28th at 10 o'e1ook, of Ruth Ramona Jeseame and John Douglas Mat- thews. Rev. rather Sullivan o'f0i- I orated, The bride is the daugbter of Mr. and 'Mrs. Raymond Jes- , some of Seaforth, anal the bride- groom is 'the eon of Mr, and Mrs. Edward 'Matthews of Seaforth. The bride wore a floor -length tLress of nylon chiffon with bang lily-pointocl sleeves, sboudaler- length veil and carried 'a bouquet of baby red roses. Her sister, Miller Ann Shirley Sesame was 'brides- maid, wearing royal blue ,nylon with three-quarter sleeves and dress studded with rhinestones, blue accessories, :and bouquet 'of pink MUMS. The groomsman was Donald 'Matthews, brother of the 'bridegroom. Following the 'cere- mony the wattling platy drove to St. !Marys and Londan, returning .for a reception at 6 pan. in the Orange hall. On their /retina from, -a wesiding trip bo Magma Faille Mr, and Mrs, Matthews will re- side at St. Marys. .IIID CROSS The regular sheeting of Sea - tenth Red Grose will be on Friday afternoon Deo, 4, at 8 mm, in .toe library reams. MRS. BENJAMIN WALIQlJ3 Adlctis, Beniamin Walker, 84, of Brussels,' the former Lillie `Yost, died at Wingham on Monday. She is :survived by tea husband and one ba'otlier, Wilbert 'Poet, Vein- oouver, B.G. Bou'ial. wee in Bens - sets cemetery on •Wednesday. Rev. 3. 11, Greene of Brussels concluot- ' o(t Hifi Sallee, APPRECIATION To The Editor: Dean Sim: May I take this op- portunity, an behalf of the Ohrst- mas Parade Committee, to thank •keha) and 01101 0 speaking all the people of Sea'Borth and via contest. The minutes and trews- einitY who turned out towatch nlrer's report were mead by secre- tary A. R. I/odds. Carl 'Hemingway, fieldman, con - deleted the election of officers, He spoke :of deficiency payanents, and poultry membership cards, bene- fits of co-op insurance, team for- ums and wheat producer's. Officers elected: '•Pa•,esiden't, K. Stewart; let vice pies., James Keys; and vice, Gordon Elliott; hog producers delegate, G. Smith; alternate, •Gordon Elliott. • and especially those whe partioa- bated aro, our parade last Saturday. It was certainly 'gratifying to the committee to see the .co-operation given by so many people. No i)l ubt we made some errors but I feel sure we can benefit by them and rectify . them another year. This parade started as a small one beat events snow -balled until we diad a full size show on OUT ,hands that -surpassed OUT fondest hopes. .HAIR CUTS UP Beg'inhimg next Monday adult hair outs will go up by 25c to $1 in Seafol'bh. Children under 12 will romain at 7'50 Most of the other items have gone up Ole or 15e. Shaves will be 75c, but bar- bers say that there aa'e very few shaves now. INSTITUTE NOTES 'Phe Sea&oeth W. I. will enter- tain their tun:flies at the Decem- ber meeting to be held Tuesday evening Dec. eta in SDHS, motto will -be , ;Why find Fault, there are eo many nice things to do. There will be a debate, mesolve'd: that 'men are better husbands to- day than 50 yrs. ago. The Marisa anas 'program Conveners are ]r5. L. Strong and Mrs. G. •Mackenzie. All oR it was pos'sible 'first of all by the Ri'nanciaul baoising et the professional and commercial pec- Pie of the town, the enthusiasm of Authorized as Seswnd Moo maxi, $1,50 a Year Post Office De»t., Cttawn Snowdon nroa., publishers ,1,u,.0II, iu",,, n„ i ..... n u, m u,l,,,,,,,,n,un,01,1111,nuuaur"nn"ua"uunnn,lnunnpnlnhga, How to make sure your gift will still saying be eo.. Merry • Y Christmas next year! ...make it a BU LOVA How many gifts, so well meant for the moment, fade with the beauty of the dhristmas tree. And like the bright little ornaments, are soon broken, or put away in boxes and drawers to gather the dust of time. they can't serve But a Bulova — designed to serve faithfully, accurately day in and day out, year after year, is a constant, useful reminder of your love and affection. Here is the really fine gift that will say in 1959 and in many more years to come— "Merry ome—"Merry Christmas"! Goddess of Time Watch and bracelet as matched as a kiss. 17 Jew- els, $3s.7Y You can be proud to give that Bulbva difference SAVAUGE'S JEWELLERY GIFTS FINE CHINA Seaforth POSTAL SU0GJBSTIONS FOR CHRISTMAS MAILINGS The last suggested dead line date for overseas surface parcel post mailings was Nov. 28, how - Gym' Air Parcel Post may still be used to ensure Cheis:tme,s deliv- ery. The annual a'ush .in mailings Is approaching, and as a eervice to the Public the following sugges- tions are made to assist in hand- ling the volume of mail received. On Mouthy, Dec. 7 provision the workers, and everything was 1 will be made at the Post Office topped off by the large entry and the host et people who came to See 'it. BY actual count tame were 85 people who played some part 'd n. producing the parade: add to that the 'wools of the Scouts and those people who built the floats or tools part un the parade itself and it gives a very good piature of community effort and what can be aacoom'plished by a little oo-op- eration. Once more "Thank You" Sea - forth and Distract'tor Y'onr help in making this parade a meows with the 'fond hope that our town will have many more community Will eaeh member being •cookies efforts, F. 0, J. Sills, 'Chairman evening at Heiman. unless otherwise contacted. Marianas Parade iComt)iittee, QUEEN OF SANTA CLAUS PARADE Queen Cathy Eckert with aides Marjorie. Hoggart, (left) mid Dorothy Boyce. for an extra mailing receptacle. This will be Por the use of local greeting card mailings, for Sea - forth, Seaforth Rural Routes, St. Columba', Egmondviile and Wal- ton. It is toped that patrons will correctly use blue receptacle. To assist in handling Greeting Cards, separate local mailings from ont-of,town mailings and tie them In separate bundles, mail them in the tied bundles at the' Street Letter Boxes or in the cor- rect reeepte.cle at the Post Office. The rate on Greeting Cards (3rcl 'class matter) remains .the same as in previous years. Carols with no more than five written words availed in unsealed envelopes re- quire may 1c postage for delivery a.nywltere, with third close hand- ling. If mauled in sealed envelopes the usual letter rate applies. this mail anay contain written mes- sages and will aeceive fust class handling, the ramie as important business nail. For important first class mail, if quantity warrants, ,it too could be tied in bundles, and patrons are requested, if mailing at the Post Office to band farst class ..maid in at the ,General Delivery and pleasant evening and lovely lunch. The lot prize winner for croklnoie was Mrs. Ken Preszca- tor and consolation went to Elaine Brown. Ma. and Mrs. James At -tweed and family of Windsor were week- end visitors with \i3', and Mrs. R. Grimoldby. Mr. Chas. lfacGregor of the C.A.C., Guelph spent ,the weekend with his parents, rata. and Mrs. R. MacGregor. Mt'. and 1Irs. B. Brown, Joyce and Elaine spent Friday evening with lir. and Mrs. Geo. Campbell of Hanover. Mr. and Vers. Wm. Dale spent Tuesday in Gr derich visiting with time Patter's mother, Mrs. T. •Mc- 'I•iohael and Evelyn, and lir, Dale attended a special meeting of the Court House when the final de- benture payment on the Court House was paid. Last Friday evening Warden and 'Airs, Jewitt attended the ban- gnet'of the Western Ontario Agri- cultural School at Ridgetown. Jewitt presented the Huron Coun- ty Award to .Mr. Lien Grob, of, Zurich, HOTCHKISS - LANE The wedding of Veronica Irene Lane, slaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Lane, Seaforth rr 5, and William F. Hotchkiss, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hotchkiss, Aylmer, took place in St. James' R.C. Church, Seaforth, • on SaturdaaY morning, 'Nov. 2Sth, at 11,30 in a setting of white mums and red Poinsettias. Rev. Fr. C. Sullivan officiated, Given in marriage by her fatter, the bride was costum- ed in a floor length wedding gown wicket. This will enema separa- made from embroidered nylon tion from the volume 'of •third ehedy, with scalloped sabring heekline 'long ' pointed sleeves, lovely bouffant skirt, chapel train and tiers, plain front skirt tiers, scalloped hustle effect bark, data headdress touched with a pure silk ;idlusiou, finger tipped french illusion veil. Her flowers were red roses with white mums in centre, Joan Lane, of London, sister of the bride, was maid of honor and bridesmerid was Joyce Lane, sister of the beide. Both 'were dressed alike in pure blue silk, puff sleeves with embroidered flowers, unpressed pleated skirt, white lea- ther hat, long white gloves and their flowers were wb:it:e and blue 111111110. Beet man wee Ray Camp- bell bR Aylmer. 'Michael Lane was usher, Organist was Vers, Alice Stiles. Following the ceremony a re - days will not be observed on Dec. caption was herd at the Dame of 9th, 16th end 23rd and bhs wick- 4110 brides parents. The bride's ets 13111 be open for bhsiuess at the same hours es the usual work- ing day. Mail early and avoid die. appointment. glass greeting cards and speedier despatch. For distant points Air Mail will speed delivery of all mail during the TU011 season. Post Office Department suggest - ad deadline mailing dates for a guaranteed Christmas delivery .are blown on the 'Poet Office Not- ice Baarcis, and additional :infor- mation may be 'obtained on in- mate,, fine largest snail slewpatoll- es of the day are those that close at 2.15 p.m. and 6.7.5 pan, To allow for Preparation and despatch of these snails General Delivery patrons are requested NOT to asic -forr mail between the hams -of 2 pan. to 3 pan. and from 5,30 pun. to 6 p.m. Boxhalders.are again requested to use their keys and not ask for nail from the look boxes, Weclueeday Ilall-lloli- CONSTANCE ItTs F. kilo last 'Wednesday evening Mit erta.101eel the members of .the CGTT and members of the W.A. and WiO4'S, at her home, Pro- greseive oroklnole was enjoyed by all present after which the host - este served lunch ,7oyoe Brown thanked lams, Riley for her hoarse • another wore black sills trimmed with satiit bow in franc with -Claris ]unit accessories, The groom's another ware royal blue taffeta, with white accessories, House de- corations were white mums and red carnations. J.'ho bride and groom deft 011 a honeymoon to Noithern Ontario, the beide trav ening .ie. :reel velvet, Princess Bines with Meek and white aceessorriee. They will reside at Beaeehvi'lle, Guests were present from Toren.. to, Welland, Aylmer, Strabltroy, Grails alyd Summating dh-rict. '