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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1960-02-04, Page 1The Seaforth News WHOLE SER1ES, VOL, 82 Phone 84 SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THUR: DAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1960 i1,5e a Year Authorized no Second Otoso mail,. Post Orrice Dept„ Ottawa Snowdon eros., i'ubliohor. John Beattie Was SO years in Business John Beattie, one of ISeafortlr's 'oldest residents, and former busi- ness man, died suddenly'. Thurs. •day'morning'at his home on John St. Mr. Beattie was 'born 92 years ago,. at Pond Mills, near London, •a son of the late Andrew Beattie and Mary McDougall. He was the last surviving member of 'a family of 14. He was in 'business in Seaforth tor 60 years. In 1890, he formed a partnersliip With his late brother, Robert ,Beattie. and opened a gro- cery business here. In 1910, he took over the partnership. Later he gate up the grocery business, and 'established the Beattie Bro- thers -variety store, Which he op- 'elated m'erated 'until 1950. 'He was active in 'curling, bowl- ing, and fishing. He was a mem- ber of First Presbyterian Church, the choir, an elder, and the 'board of managers. He was an active +memlber of 'Sealforth Lions Club for 34 years, and was a past preeident•of the •club. In later years Mr. Beattie made a hobby of +writing verse, and collections :of his poems whifdh be published in booklet form are treasured by friends near and tar. He was a member of the Sea - forth Male Quarette. In 1898 'he was married in Eg- monrl'vilTe to the late .Isabella Col- lie who predeceased him in 1939. In 1943 he was married to Edna Henderson DeLaeey, who sur- vives. Also surviving area daughter, Mrs. James A. ,(Florence) Stew- art, 'Seaforth; four grandchildren and;; three great grandchildren. One son, Douglas, Ottawa, died in 1957. Funeral service was held on Saturday at 1 p.m. in First Pres- byterian. Church, with Rev. D. Leslie Elder •officiating. Honor- ary pallbearers were -Dr. E. A. McMaster, •Malcolm McKellar, Er - neat Geddes, Joseph Dorsey. Charles Barber and Patrick 'Mc- Connell. Flowerbearers were Mel- vin 'Steffen, Elmer Larone, Wm.. Smith and E. C. Boswell. Pall- bearers were :Clare Reith, S01lliaen H^rt, James M. Scott, Andrew Y. McLean, John Modeland and J. Scott Cluff. Burial was in Malt - landbank cemetery. - BLOCK SOLD Joseph McConnell reports - the sale this week of the ;block at the corner of ,Main and Goderieh streets, which he •Durchesded last week, to Dr. E. A.: McMaster, with immediate posssession. Annual Meeting of Library Board Miss M. D. Turnbull 'was re- elected chairman of Seaforth Carnegie Library Board for her 12th term Monday night at the annual • board meeting. Mrs. Jos. McConnell was elected sec.-treas. Reporting to the board, librar- ianian 'Mrs. ;Shirley Wright reported an increase in circulation during 1959 of 3,657 books. Total circula- tion was 16,885 books. The number of users during the past year also increased. At the end of the year there were 643 members of the library, an in- crease of 116. Of this group there were 391 adult and 252 children listed as members, ,The Boole Committee Mrs. C. E. Smith, chairman; Mrs. J. A. Munn, Mrs. Jos. McConnell, Miss Rose Dorsey and 'Miss Gladys Thompson. Property committee is Wm. M. Hart, chairman; R. Jas. Wallace, Miss Turnbull. ADAIR - BROADPOOT A pretty wedding was solemniz- ed at Northside United Church manse,; Seaforth, on Saturday, Jan. 30 at 2 o'clock when Glen Arthur Adair and Mary Edythe Broadfoot exchanged wedding vows. The groom is the son of Mr: and Mrs. Jack Adair, Seaforth and the bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Broadfoot, rr. 1, Brucefeld. Rev. 1 Cliff Britton officiated. The bride looked' lovely in a white chiffon street length dress, bouffant chiffon skirt over taffeta. V neck at the back, and a bow and two •chiffon streamers from the front. Her fingertip veil was held in place by a pearl head- dress and she wore a red carna- tion corsage. bliss Jean . Broad - toot, rr. 1, Brucefieid, sister of the bride, was maid of honor wearing a red velvet street length dress, wide neckline, princess style with bouffant skirt. She wore white ac- cessories'and a white carnation corsage. Mr. Lloyd Adair of Molesworth, was his brother's groomsman. A reception was held at the bride's parents home. The. bride donned a blue and grey wool dress, white accessories and a silver grey borg for their wedding trip. The couple will reside .in Mitchell. LOGAAN FIRE A fire call came in to the. Sea - forth rural fire brigade on Wed- nesday Morning about 7.30, from Reuben Buuck's, Brodhagen. Be- ing from Logan twp. the call was. turned over to Mitchell tire bri- -gade, who cover that township. ROBINSONwas honored by" the congre- gation of Egmondville United Church upon retirement after 15 years as church treasurer, Taking part in presentation of a cane and a chair were, standing, left to right; Arthur Henderson, Russel) Coleman, Alex Chesney and Rev, Dr. Semple Robert McMillan Elected Vice -Fres. The Annual meeting of West. ern Ontario Landrace Breeders Association was held in Depart- ment of Agricultural Board Rooms, Walkerton, Friday, Tam 29th, Officers for 1960 were: Past Pres., Roy Adair, Wing - ham; Pres„ Gordon Peters, Ar- thur; Vice Pres., Robt, McMillan, :Seaforth; .'Sec, Treas., John Wil- son, Auburn; Rep. of 'Regional Show (Teeswater Fair), Sydney. Smith, Teeswater; other Direct- ors, John Orr, Perth County; Wm, 'Stamm, 33ruce County; .Miss .lean Webster, Grey County. Milton Forester, Mildmay and Robt. Madillan were named dele- gates to attend provincial Annual meeting of Landrace Breeders at Royal York !Hotel, Toronto, on Feb. 17th. A purebred Landrace sale of bred gilts and .service -age boars is scheduled for April 9 at Clinton Fair grounds, MOORE--CARTER The marriage took place ,in First Presbyterian Church on Saturday, Jan. 30th at 2,30 o'- clock of :Margaret Agnes Carter and Richard Samuel Moore, The bride is :the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Carter, Jarvis street, Seaforth, and the groom is the son of Mr. and MTS. Alma Moore, r.r. 1, :Sebringville. Rev. D. L. E1 - der officiated. iMr. Kempster was organist. The church decorations consisted of flowers and bows. :bliss Betty Muegge sang "Be- eause'. Given in marriage by her fath- er the 'bride wore a floorlength gown of lacquered taffeta with full pleated back, bolero type jacket with lily -point sleeves and stand -ug collar. Her 'flowers were red roses. Maid of honor was Mies 'Mar- lene Carter, sister of the 'bride, who wore a street -length dress similar to the bride's in' blue Jac- quered taffeta, Bridemaids were bliss Emily 'Carter, sister of the bride, and Miss. Alice Moore, sist- er of the groom, who wore dress- es same as the .maid of honor and their flowers were yellow babY mums. JIdarilyn Moore, :cousin of the groom, was 'flower girl, wear- ing a gold dress and carrying blue :mums, while the ringbearer was Kenneth Dalton, cousin of the bride, in navy blazer and grey pants. Lawrence Smith, Stratford, cou- sin of the groom, was best man. Ushers • were Melvin Hubert, Sea - forth, and Lloyd Fetz, Mitchell. The wedding dinner was at the home of the bride's' parents where decorations were in .blue and white. The bride's mother receiv- ed in a navy dress with white col- lar and white accessories with red corsage. She was assisted by the groom's mother in a blue fig- ured dress with pink accessories and corsage. Assistants were El- len Gorwill and Davina Hubert. For travelling the bride wore a blue wool suit and white accessor- ies, with corsage of red roses. They will reside at r.r. 1, Sebring- wllie, Guests were present from Niagara Falls, Stratford, .Sebring- ville, Walton, Londesboro and Seaforth. SEAFORTH RED &ROS•S The regular meeting of the Red Cros's will be on Friday, Feb. 5 at 3 p.m. C.G.LT. ,The CGRT of 'First Presbyter- ian •Church ,met Monday evening with a good attendance. Miss Sal- ly Fox presided. Ivy Townsend led in prayer, Scripture was read by Brenda Ross. During business it was decided to hold a St. Pat- rick's tea in March. A poem was, read by Dorothy Ross. INJURED IN ACCIDENT Miss Sharon Cook of Seaforth post offfice staff is in Listowel hospital following a car accident near Monkton Saturday evening. She suffered severe injuries to her face, and expects to be in hospital for a week or ten days. , L. 0. L. EUCHRE A successful euchre was held by the Orange Lodge on Jan.: 27. The winners were: Ladies high, Mrs. Flanagan; lone hands, 'Mrs. Milton Stewart, and consolation,: Mrs. Harry Addicott. Men's high, Albert Baker, lone hands, Harry^ Addicott, consolation, Harvey Dol-' mage. OARS WRECKED Four teenagers from the Dub- lin district were uninjured when their car collided Friday evening about ten o'clock with a parked car just east of Egmondville, owned by William T. .Brown of the 3rd con. of Tuckersmith. No one was in the Brown ear at the time. Both cars :were severely wrecked, Police investigated. The young people Were on their way to the dance at .Seaforth high school. • MRS, ROBERT WILLIS Burial took place on Tuesday in'Maitlandbank cemetery of Mra. Robert ,Willis, of Barrington, Rhode Island, Mrs, Willis was the 'former •Mavis Clark of Ottawa. Her husband, who survives, is a native of Seaforth, Also surviving is one son, Robin, In Rhode Is- land. The body arrived Monday at the G, A. Whitney funeral home, Seaforth, where funeral was held Tuesday at 2 p.m. Rev. J. C. Britton, of Northside United Church, was in change. Presentation to Retiring. Treasurer Dr. Jas. Semple paid a glowing tribute to the retiring treasurer of Egmondvilde United 'Church at the annual meeting Jan. 27th. Mr. Thos. Robinson who celebrated. his 84th birthday in 'December has faithfully served the :ohuroh for the past,15 years, Dr, Semple spoke, warmly of Mr, Robinson's loyalty and helpfulness and pre - seated 'him With a book. and then spoke for the congregation of his genial and kindly .manner, also of his devotion to the task he loved} On behalf of the •congrega- tion Art Henderson presented Mr. Robinson with a cane. and Rus- sell 'Coleman and Alex Chesney presented him with a chair. Mr. Robinson, though taken by sur - ,prise made a fitting reply and said it had been a Joy to serve. Dr. 'Semple •opened the meeting with a devotional service follow, ed by a short "In (Memoriam 01 Silence and sprayer for eight mem• bers who passed on during the year. Arthur Routledge acted as secretary and read the report of the nominating committee which was approved as ,follows: Stanley Gray, Eider ; Jno. McCloy and Stanley Gray are Presbytery Re- presentatives. Jas. McIntosh, the ,chairman of Stewards: Four Stewards to serve a three-year term: Jno. -Powell Jr., Allister Broadfoot, Milton Dietz, and Wm. P. Miller; 'M. &'M. Convenor, Ken Smith; Rena (MacKenzie, auditor. It was regretted that the names of two elders, Russell Coleman and Newman Garrett 'had been in-' advertently omitted in the 1959 Annual report. Reports showing an aotive and successful year were read by, Dr. Semple. Thos. Robinson, - James McIntosh. Mervin Nott, !Mrs. ,Ed Boyes, Mrs. E. Stephenson, Mrs. Earl Papple, Mrs. Norman 'MG Lean and Rena McKenzie. The renovation committee re- port that all indebtedness on the church, manse, and new 'garage had been paid was enthusiastic- ally received. The deed of the church shed will be handed over to Norman 'McLean in the near future. Plans were discussed for the 1.25th .Anniversary in Sept. and theOfficial Board was given pow- er to act. Deep gratitude tor devoted ser- vice was expressed to Dr. and Mrs. Semple, Lyle 'Hammond and choir, Reg Knights and all offi- cers, teachers, workers, members and adherents. After the Doxolo- 57. and prayer lunch was served by 'Mrs. Alex Boyes, '.Mrs, E. Ste- nhenson, Mra. A. Routledge and Mrs. Alex .Chesney. Ivan For- sythe thanked the.,dadies. ' BRIDE-TO-BE HONORED On Thursday, Jan. 21st - Miss Ellen Gorwill entertained a num, ber of girl friends in honour of Agnes Carter, bride of 'Saturday, to a lovely clipper atter which contests were the •form of enter• tainment. 'Betty .Muegge read the following ,address and Ellen anade the presentation to Agnes: They tell us and perhaps 'tis true, that when you're oalled upon to do just what we've asked of you to- night, to sit sip here, right in plain sight while everybody stares at you, and same even wish they were up here too. They tell me that your spirit sinks until they almost in the 'brink, just perk right up and don't be blue, We've come to extend our wishes true. Just a year ago you were a girl in school trying to learn the gold- en rule, then to Stedman's you found your way; :content and hap- py with their 'pay. Now you have chosen to be a bride, to take a husband by your side. We wish to you 'health, happiness, 'prosperity and love, What more could the angels wish above? 'Se now to you we will present these gifts to show how .much you've meant to us and to your anany friends, and hope that this 'friendship never ends. After opening the gifts, Agnes thanked everyone :and special thanks to Ellen and .Mr's. Gorwill for the lovely supper and evening. On Tuesday evening, Jan. 26 a number of friends and neighbors gathered at the home Mrs. Aus- tin Matheson in honor of Agnes Carter, bride of, the week. Games and contests were enjoyed by all. The address was read by Mrs. Glen .Stai'fen, and the presenta- tion was made by Faye and Glen- da 'Matheson and Cheryl Muir. Dear Agnes: "The way of a man with a maid is too wonder- ful to see". This ,is a proverb King 'Solomon said and all of us here agree. Your eyes never spark- led so bright days 'before you knew Sam. True love wears a special glow shining bright for all to see. We knew from Sam's face when lie called it wasn't your lather he called to see. He asked, will you inarny ane dear? You answered, "yes darling I will", There is nothing I'd like to do more than keep your house and do all your •chores. Soon you will walk down the aisle, your vows you will seal with a kiss, you will be queen of the dishpan, kid, and Sani's slightest command yeti' wish, Together you will walk in .future, May God's spirit guide .you true, may your home sparkle with laughter and the patter of little shoes, With best wishes for your happiness we present these gifts to you, We hope they convey in some small way our pleasure in knowing You. In your new home don't forget us. four loss of You is gain' for :Sam, We :congratu- late this lucky, lucky man. After opening the gifts Agnes February Meeting of Tuckersmith Council Tuckersmith council met on Feb. 2nd. Bylaw establishing bor- rowing credit at the Can, Bank of Commerce in the amount of 3100,- 000, and bylaw appointing a elerk- treasurer were read and passed. Bylaw re tree planting in the township was given two readings and will be submitted to the Dept, of Lands & Forests for approval before final reading. Connell will request Ontario Hydro to install two additional street lights in the Brumfield area. Surety bonds on the treasurer and tax collector were acknowl- edged by council and the clerk was instrueted to keep them in the safety deposit box. Charles Eyre was appointed weed inspector for 1960 at sane rate of pay as in 1959; Wilmer Broadfoot was appointed warble Ry inspector for 1960, rate of pay 90c ,per hour and 10c per mile travelled while on official duty. Huron County Soil and Crop Improvement As o i, i p s o at on was made a grant of 325; membership fee re association of assessing of- ficers was ordered paid and it was decided to pay travelling expenses of $25 to delegates of the associa- tion of rural municipalities and the Ontario Good Roads conven- tions. The clerk was instructed ltd advertise the fallowing tenders: For approximately 12,000 cu. yds. gravel to township roads in 1960; for 800 lbs, warbicide for warble fly control, and for spraying of cattle tor warble fly control. Tend- er ads will appear in this paper in the last two issues of Feb. Messrs. Lien Carnoehan and :Mil- ton Dietz attended the meeting and requested council to pass a bylaw authorizing that Farmers Union requisition forms be sign- ed and added to tax roll for coll- ection. The clerk was instructed to report to council at the March meeting re requirements as con- tained in the statutes at which time council would report their decision to the Farmers Union. Court of Revision on the Wil- liams Municipal Drain was set for March lat at 1.16 pm. Accounts passed included: Ad- vance school area $3000; member- ship fee and grant $35; relief, sup. allow. 3121,35; nursing home care 392.75; supplies and adv. 3147.15; unemploy. ins. and inc tax 319.50; clerical assistance 32; Egmond- ville water $1.75; rent of dumping ground 3100; roads 32,664,96. sal. and allow. 3223:95. Reeve Ivan Forsyth found it necessary to leave early to attend a meeting yin Toronto and Councillor Victor Lee was appointed chairman for the balance of meeting. Meeting adjourned to meet Mar. lst, 1 pm. Junior Farmers Hold Banquet The annual banquet of the Sea - forth Junior Farmers and Junior Institute was held on Feb. 2 in the Orange hall. The Huron County Junior Farmer quartette provided the musical entertain- ment. The guest speaker, Mr. F. Peel gave an 'interesting talk and showed many slides on his trip to Russia. Past ,president pins were presented to Mrs, Bruce Coleman, Sandra Doig, Merton Keyes and Bill Strong. A business meeting of the members followed the en- tertainment. W. I. NOTES The Feb. meeting of Seaforth W. I. will be held at the home of Mrs. James F. Scott, Tuesday, Feb. 9 at 2.16 p.ni. This is the Home Economics ,meeting con- vened by Mrs. E. Whitmore and Mrs. J. Kerr. Roll call to be an- swered with "What Dish you leave for your husband when you go away". Motto "Don't worry about your work; do what you can and smile -about the rest". Lunch Committee: Mrs. A. Croz- ier, Mrs. W. Collin, Thelma Elgie and Mrs. Harold +Iiugill. The committees for the eu•ohre and dance on !Feb. 15: prizes and 1 tallies, Mrs. Wilfred Coleman; lunch, Mrs. E, Cameron, Mrs. L. Strong and Mrs.' E. 'Papple; pun- chers, Mrs. Jaynes Doig. Mrs. John McLean, Mrs. A. :Crozier and Mrs. W. Collins; dishwashers, Mrs. L. Pryce and Mrs. R. J. Doig; tables and chairs, Mrs. Lorne Carterand Mrs. H. Hugill, Bach member is reminded to bring a cake. TEEN TOWN NEWS Therewere about 276 in at- tendance at the dance Saturday night held *at the community cen- tre; Dancing was to records spun by Donald Wright and :Gary Hams with interval breaks being filled`' by .1311:1 Bates. We would like to thank the chaperons Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moore and Mr, and Mrs, McNichol. The Valentine Dance Feb. 13 will be semiformal. ST. COLUMBAN Mr•, Thomas Williams attended the Williams and Raton wedding In Detroit last Saturday, WINTHROP The C.G.LT, are having their skating party on Friday, Feb, 5. Please be at the church at 7,45 pan, thanked everyone in a few well chosen .words after which a deliel- oes lunch was served by Mrs. Matheson, 'Mrs. Steffen and 'Mrs. mast, 11111,11„11111111.iiiiiii Aa.1111111 O, ii 4, iiii ii 1.11i iii 1,lal 11111,11i11,A44,,,,0 1. 1 1,1111,11,111,111,11, IIIIIm1111n11Iw 1t n "Spring Morning” ••FlawerneorJ" Look at the economical price for something so beautiful Service95 for an Six 9 lace 6 cups 6 saucers 6 dinner plates 6 cereal dishes 1 creamer 1 sugar with cover 6 bread & butter plates Other services at $16.95, $19.95 and $39.95 SAVAUGE'S JEWELLERY GIFTS FINE CHINA Seaforth CONSTANCE Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cunningham of Auburn spent Saturday with Mr .and' Mrs. Chas. Dexter. '81. and Mrs. James Attwood and family of Windsor spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Grimoldby. Mr, and firs. B. Brown, Joyce and Elaine spent Saturday even- ing with the latter's father, Mr. Thorns Brigham of Hanover on the occasion of his ,92nd birthday at the home of his son Mr. and 'firs. Ernest Brigham. my. and Mrs. Parker of Exeter visited with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Preszoator and family on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lawson spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. E. F. Warren and girls of London. We are sorry to learn that Ka- thy Dale, daughter of Mr. and Ross Millson who is a patient in Scott Memorial Hospital, also Mr. Ross MMson who is a patient in Seaforth Hospital. We hope they will soon be back to their usual health. IMr. and Mrs, Frank Riley left on Tuesday to spend a few days with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Woods and Debbie of Ajax. Mr. Wm. Dale is attending meetings of the Ontaido Guern- sey Breeders Assoc. in Guelph, Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. Miss Helen McElwain R.N. of Clinton is spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and lMIrs. G. Mclllwain. We are sorry to learn of Eddie Wamnies, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Wammes, who is a patient in London Hospital. Eddie under- went an operation on his leg and will be in a cast for several months and we hope he has a complete recovery. KIPPEN The following are the S. S. pu- pils of St. Andrew's United who on :Sunday received their diplomas, Seals and Certificates. Rebert Ratites Diploma— Darlene ;McKay, Garry Alderdice, Lloyd Lostell. Diploma of Merit—Garry Anderson, Marjorie Turner, •2nd Year seals—Lynn Aiderdice, Bren- da Turner, Douglas IMoiiay, Susie Mae Lostell, 3rd year seals—Di- anne McKay, Janice McNichol 5th year seals—Donna ,Whitehouse, 6th year seals—Jim Kyle, Ken- neth Jones, :Billy Turner, David Turner. 7th year seals—Wendy Jones, Nancy Consitt, Robert Coo- per, Grant Jones, Ruth Ann Mc- Nichol, Barbara McNichol, Joan Sinclair, 9th yeas' seals—Gwen Jones, Margaret Jean Broadfoot, 12th year seal --Sharon McBride, Certificate for .junior memory work—.Garry Anderson, Grant Jones, ':Wm. MsNiohol, -Robert Cooper. ,Mrs, iiltldie McBride entertained 10 ladies for the Friendship group of the W. A. on Friday afternoon and evening at a quilting. A pot luck: dinner was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs, Jones and boys visited recently in St. Thomas, :guests of Mr. and 'Mrs. Arthur Jones and Mr, anti Mrs. W. Jones., Mr, and Mrs, N. Dickert, Mr., and Mrs. Ken :McLellan and Jill were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Emerson Dickert, of Cilfford. Mrs, Geo. Armstrong of near Seaforth, who has not been in the - best of health, is visiting a few days with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Morley Storey of r. r. •2, Kippen. On Thursday next the W.A. of St. Andrew's United Church are holding a potluck dinner and a quilting Bee in the school room of the church. Mr. and Mrs. Elston Dawson accompanied by Miss M. White- man visited Friday with Mr. Oli- ver Cook of Goderieh, who is ill.. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones, Kenneth and Grant were.Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Shipman of Exeter. 'Miss Mabelle Whiteman called on Mrs. Agnes 3. Baird, Bruce - field, who on Saturday celebrated her 100th birthday. Recently Mr. and Mrs. E. Daw- son visited Mr. Wm. Dawson of Varna, who is recovering from an illness, and visited Mrs. Mar- tha Harvey and .r1Ir's. E. Douglas of Brueefield. Mr•. and Mrs. Tom Bourke, of Wroxeter visited on Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Meths. F1/Sgt. and Bab Perkins, Dan-. ny and ,Jim of R:C,A..F. Clinton were Sunday guests of Mr. and. Mrs. Norman Long. The three group leaders Mrs: V. Alderdice, Mrs. J. ,Sinclair and Mrs. H. 'Caldwell intend holding a joint meeting of all members, their husbands and families at the church on Monday evening, Feb. 29th 'when !Mr. Fred Peel will give a resume and show pictures taken on his recent trip to Russia CROMARTY miss Mary Parkinson of Mitob- ell spent the Weekend with Mar- garet Ann Wallace. Mr. and Mrs, Otto Walker vis- ited on Sunday with their daugh- ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGhee, of London. Larry Gardiner, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Gardiner met with an ac- cident to his hand while helping his father dehorn cattle, having a finger broken. Mr. Keith Wallace of Carling- ford spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Wel- lace. Guests enteradned at the home of Mrs. Sadie Scott on Tuesday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Will Miller, Mr, A. ublerLaohlan, Mrs, Grace Scott, Mr, Lindsay MoIcel- 1ar, Mrs. Horton McDougall and son (Hugh apd' Mr, and 'Mrs. K. McKellar and Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Wallace. Hiss Sandy 'Bailey of Mitchell spent the weekend with bliss A. Walker. Mr, and Mrs. John Wallace and Mre. Grace Scott were guests at the nrarriageof Dangles C. Weitz- man, only son' of ,M1 -.:and Mrs, C. J. Weitzman of Niagara Falls, to Miss Watley Talmage, La. Grange, Indiana, winch took place at East Springfield Methodist Church on Saturday. :Mr. Illugh Scott presided at the YPS meeting on Sunday even" Ing, The scripture lesson was read responsively and Rey, S. Kerr led in the study period: The meeting closed with the blispair Benediction, Mrs. W. •N. Binning, Richard, Robert and Jane a Mitchell AS. ited on Saturday with her parents Mr. and Mrs, K. McKellar.