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Home My WebLink AboutThe Seaforth News, 1960-05-26, Page 1WHOLE; SEM 8, VOL. 82 Plio le 84 SBAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAY 2u, 1940 Seaforth Tex. -'ate Bits New High When Seaforth ratepayers 1'e. eeive their tax notices soon, they will lend that total provincial ns- $tstauce tb Seaforth has Jumped from $66,131 in 1951) to $71,997 in 1060, In spite of this increase of almost 30% in subsidy, the tax rate is up. Piddle school ratepayers will pay an all time thigh of 93,8 mills commercial and industrial rate; and the• t•osidei1)ia1 rule will be 87.11 mills. Fat' Separate school ratepayers the rates will be 91.8 mills and 86.11 runes respectively, The levy for education for 1960 is $56,157, an increase of $1,730. The grant for education is $58,- 797, 5$,797, an increase or 516,198 'rho munteipal levy is $84,450, a. decrease of 52,467. 1960 TAX RATE Pub. 8111001 Separate Com. Res, Com, Pees. County 13.6 13.6 13.8 15,6 Library 1.9 1,9 1.9 1,9 General 40.8 34,9 40,8 34,9 High sch'l 8,9 8,9 8,9 8,9 Pub, seb'l 20. 26. Sep school 24. 24. Sewers - 2,6 2,6 2.6 2.6 93,8 87.9 91.8 81,9 The grant for education is $58.797, an increase of $16,198. The rate will he ratified at the Juno meeting of council. 12 Confirmed Sunday Afternoon A large congregation was pre- sent at St, 'Thomas' Clhnreh, Sea - forth, on Sunday afternoon when 12 candidates were presented by Rev, 11, Donaldson for confirma- tion by His Lordship, the Rt. Rev. W. A. Townshend, Suffragan Bishop of Rulon. Those confirmed were: Geoffrey Cook, Geo, W. Kruse, Paul A, J Spittal, ,William Mc- Dowell, Christopher C, Coombs, Rode'iaic Wylie, Mrs. Grace Sta- cey, Mr's. Stella Beattie, Pamela J. Powell, Nora D. Brown, Gale Ford, Mrs, Ila Dale, Following the service there was Et social hour in the parish hall. Jr. Farmer Field Day Here June 11 Perth.Aluron Junior Farmer Field Day will be held ou Satur- day, June llth, at Seaforth Lions Park and Seaforth District High School. Track and field events at 10 a. m. with chairman, Keith Stephen, Girls, 76 yard clash, running rel_ lay; soft ball throw; sack (bag) race; basketball throw: Boys, 100 yard dash; running relay; shot- put; sack race; 220 yd. dash; Couples, tie race. Softball, first game to begin at 10,30 a.m. Inter -club, 15 innings or 1 hour; Inter -County, 7 innings, Inter County Games, girls, at 4 p,m,, boys at 7 p.m. Basketball: Inter -County Games at Seaforth Iligh Sehool Anditor- ium, running or gym shoes "lust be worn. Entries must be at the Field Day headquarters by 1 p.m. Chairman and Schedule Commit- tee—Perth: Muriel Cameron, Ron Patterson; Huron: Pat Marshall, Glenn Conites. Girls: 2.30 p.m. Boa's: 3,30 p,111. Tug-of-war at 5 p.m, Square .dance competition at the ,Seaforth High School, 8 p.m. Dance—Seaforth Legion Hall at 9 p,m. Rebekahs' Service At Bethel May 29 The charter was draped In me- mory of Mrs. Rae Ralston, a past president of the Rebekah-Assem- bly ebekahAssem_bly of Ontario at Monday night's meeting of Edelweiss •Rebekah Lodge, with Mrs. Keith Sharp, NG, presiding. Miss Mae Smith reported that the recent Paper drive in aid of the CPT fund realized $77. Several members plan to visit Morning Star Lodge, Brussels, on Tuesday evening to present the travelling gavel. It was announced that the an- nual church parade would be to Bethel United Ohnrch, McKillop, Sunday morning, June 29 at 11.30 a.m. The inaugural meeting for Hu- ron District 23 is to be held at Seaforth, June 22 in the evening. NOI2TIJSIDE T•V.M, S. The WMS of Northside United Church was held Tuesday even- ing, Miss Pennell opened the meeting. A hymn was sung fol- lowed by prayer by Mrs, Moffat, :Sirs, Walden presided, Citizen- ship report was given by Mrs, 0, Cochrane, Miss Fennell gave a very interesting report on the 35th anniversary of Presbyterial held in Northside United Church in March, Mrs. W, Dundas' circle took over the meeting opening with a, hymn. Scripture was read by Mrs, A, MoNichol and a pray- er by Mrs. Wm, Bail. We were then favored with two lovely duets, Margaret Hilien anti Eileen Smith, The study book was taken by Wt's, N, Knight. The meeting closed with the benediction, Granw®n Cleric Called To .E novelle fmxl Rev, J, 11, Vardy of Granton has aeeepted 0 call to Lgmond- ville United Church. The call awaits approval of Huron Presby- tery on l'hnrsday and Loudon Calderon* next week. Ile will succeed Rev, Dr, James Semple who goes to Cookstown, ('Il:1 PPITh--RICATYT?Ji A pretty wedding was solemniz- ed at St. 'Phomas' A n g l i c all Church, Seaforth, on Friday,. May 20th at 8 p,m, when Nadien Mc- Intyre of Port Albert was united in marriage to Reginald Chappel, of Cromarty, The bride was given in marriage by her uncle, Mr. T, Dickson of Goderich, Miss Laur- ine Rau attended the bride, while the groom was supported by his consul, John Varlet', The officiat- ing minister was Rev, II. Donald- son. The bride wore a gown of pale blue nylon with feather hat and white accessories and carried -a bouquet of pink rosebuds and lily -of -the -valley. Miss Laurine Rau. of Milburn, bridesmaid, wore an identical dress to the bride only in pink with feather hat and white accessories and carried a bouquet of yellow rosebuds and lily-of_the-valley, After the ceremony a buffet dinner was served to about 35 ];nests at the home of the groom's grandmother, Mrs. R. Dalrymple, Assisting her was Mrs, Charles Green, Serving were Miss Adeline Chappel, sister of the groom and two of his cousins Misses Carol Varies. and Mary Dearing. Guests were present. from Goderich, Staf- In, Cromarty, Woodham, Seaforth and Kipper, The young comae will reside in Seaforth, On Tuesday evening last a pleasant evening was spent at the home of Mrs. Lyle Racho when she was hostess at a miscellan- eous shower in honor of Miss Na- dien McIntyre, bride of the week. The evening was spent to playing euchre and crokinole, at the close of which Nadien was presented with some wonderful gifts. Nad- ien thanked all tor their kindness. A dainty lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Miss Laurine Rau. Music Examination Results Announced The following are the results of Western Conservatory music exams held here ou May 12. Pupils of St. Joseph's Convent: Grade 2 piano, Reta McMich- ael lst class honors. The following all have ]honors: Grade 3, Joyce Harrison, Della Wallace. Grade 5, Mary Crich. Grade 6, Mary Jean Boshart, Jack Durst. Grade 7, Barbara Holland, Georgina Little, Ann Kling, Mary Ann Michalski. Pupils of Mrs. Collins — Grade 2 Sharon Whittaker, honor's. Grade 3 Robt. McCartney, honors. Grade 6, Lois Godkin, honors; Jeannie Melady, honors. Grade 3 Ellen Connell, partial 1st class honors. Pupil of Mrs. W. Nediger— Grade 7, Sharon McNichol, honors Cadets Inspected Here Wednesday The annual cadet inspection was held e.t the high school on Wednesday, Awards were made as follows: Strathcoua Award, 13111 Camp- bell. Best officer, Bruce Miller. Best cadet, Bill Pinder. The inspecting party, Major I. W. Hill, Major John D. Harvey, Lt, F. J. Chapman, of London,. were accompanied by RC. J. Sills, high school board chair- man. Demonstrations — First .Aid. Cadet Wm. Slavin in charge. Light machine gun, Cadet Laurie Stockwell in charge. Map using, Caclet/Sgt, Major Bill Pinder in charge. Band, Mr. George Hilde- brand in charge, Officers and N.C.O.'s — Commanding Officer, Cadet / Ma.j, Bruce Miller. and in com- mand Caclet/Cant, Kenneth Mac- Leod, Platoon Lieutenants: Rob - ort Elliott, Bryan Brady, Gary Williams, Thomas Love; Sgt. / Maj. WO II William Pinder. Pla- toon Sgts„ Mike Malone, Robert Dinsruore, William Teall, James Dick, Flag party, Bert Dennis, Catherine Eckert, Mervyn Pepper. • DROP REPORT Only the odd field has been seeded during the past three weeks, reports D. H. Miles, agri- cultural representative for Huron, However previously sown grain has about 90% germination. Solite of the low lying areas have been flooded out. Very little corn has been sown to date, Some cash crops have been planted during the short periods of bright, sunny weather on well drained land, 159 Compete In R. Whiteley Livestock Judging Ken Alton, Lucicnow RR. 2, won the senior livestock judging 0(1)l)- pe1161011 at 8(hltfnr th on Saturday fmr IlUrotr conllty, with a score of 617 oltt of possible Teo, Crawford McNeil of I ueknew was 2110 with West Indies Going To 614. :3 competed, Iim Coulees, Wingluuii RIt 5 with a scone of 635, won the int e1'nu:diate and Gary Jewitt was 20d with 635. 2:1 competed. Lorna Woods, Wingharu Rit 1, won the junior competition,- with 1115 points a1)13 Mary Lou Coyne, Seaforth, 2nd with 613. 91 comp- eted, Philip Clark, Goderich, with 531) points, won the novice class, Linda .Ross, Winginaul IRR 1, was second with 590, 31) competed. Highest score in the swine competition was Jath. itroadfoot, BI'nconeld, scoring 101 out of 200, Runner-np was Wilma Dale, Clin- ton RR 1, 189 points. Gary Jewitt, Clinton RR 1, had highest store in' dairy section, 184 points out of 200; runner-up, James Storey, Clinton 11R ,. 184. High scorn in sheep section, Ken Papple, Seaforth RR 5, 116 out of 100 points; Jim Conites, 115; Crawford McNeil 95. High scorn in beef section, Gor- don Pryce, Dublin 1611 1, 191 put of 200; Crawford McNeil 100, Challenge prize of 515, donated by the Huron County ,Federation of Agriculture, to the Junior Far- mer Club who had the greatest number of competitors,- moths won by Seaforth with 16 members Present, 213;1. Runner- up was North Iiuron Jr, Flu'me's with $ Members present, 19%, Club leaders trip to St. Lents, Missouri, won by Robert Gem- mell, Kippen RR 2, leader of Sea - forth Dairy Calf Club. In the case of ties preference. was given to the person having highest score for oral reasons, Lady Bowlers Have Supper and Bridge A happy evening of bridge an endue preceded by a delicious pot -luck supper at the .home of Miss Dorothy Parke climaxed tel winter season for the Seafort Ladies Lawn Bowling Club. Priz donated byMrs. .1, C. MarLenna and hiss Alice Reid were won 0 Miss A. Selp and Mrs. -Art Wrigh Mrs, B. lr'. Christie thanked the hostess for her hospitality and announced the men are having a potluck supper and- the Soole trophy tournament May 25th t officially open the greens for th season, An invitation was extent ed to all the ladies to attend. e; es Grace Roberts of Burlington, who 11 The resignation of Richard Whiteley from the staff of Sea - forth Distriet High 9041001 was received b3 the board 00 Wed- nesday. Mr, Whiteley will go to the British West Indies for a year under the Colombo Plan in e0 - operation with the Depart Mont of Economies and Technical Assist- ance o1 tho Canadian - Dept. of Trade and Commerce, Nine Canadian iencher's are go- ing to the West Indies, They do not know where they will be lo- cated or what they will he doing, except that three will be at King- ston, ,Jamaica; and six will he placed singly' throughout the isl- ands. The term is for one year, but it could be for longer. Mr. White- ley intends to keep his house in Seaforth, renting it for the time being, :ter. and Mrs. Whiteley and the children expect to go to the West Indies in mid-August Mr.WI1ite- ley has been teachingSericulture in -tete lower grades, loo science and physics, "None of us know yet what we will he doing," Mr, Whiteley said, "except that it will be in the field of e111(01ion." There is a un- iversity in Kingston. 1'IPIlEirhON—III'DE Marriage vows were exchanged in Bayfield Baptist 011urc11 Satur- day, May 21st of Elizabeth Louise Hyde and John Wallace Stephen- son before the Rev. Ivor Boden - ham amid a lovely setting of stem dards or large white mums wi61 senfoam bile penis, candelabr and candles, The bride is th daughter of 1Jr. and Mrs, Ale Hyde, Kinlen, and the groom' parents are Mr, and Mrs, Harry Stephenson or Woodbridge. Bri dal music was provided by Miss Officers Elected by TB Association 11 A. 110Uerrnitt, of I ordwrch; am eleeled president of the linr. '01 (onnly 1 uberculost. Associa- tion at its annual meeting Thews day night at.Clinton, Other officers are; Pat pres., 3 II, Glenn Hays, (loder110: vire- presidents, :I'. 14, 11oKinley. %hu•- ich D Stewart, tie•tl 1th: hon- orary treas., H. t Law •;,m, 1'1;11.. Ian, sev.-trete. lira, J Is, i.u• 11 Seaforth; .Ontario 11, 14;n, i. ation representative, Dr. 1, 1. 1 Ross, Goderich; auditors 1,. C, 3 Haswell and W. L, Sou heate I' Seaford" ,r [-t• m(111, (((1 1. 1., t+tua,ca r•. 1... w.. . ;'6o"q..ta n"n "., ,a,,,,,,+,",","o",u,,.,,..,""",".""",ue,,,,,,,,y,,,,,,,,,1,,,,u,,,u, ,,4111^ •111{"1111, NE Fr 01 the ',sot of 1.auis XIV INTERNATIONAL STERLING The treastiha'l r1;,nrt hole.) a balance of $16,24 in (14se,•i1)ion _ •) .1(1(111.1/•. Gy design funds n,a of Aprl1 1, :111 itt t', :a,c' ol. 51116 over the ',tone pellote 3101 X/1111.411eIy year, '1'110 organization revolved ' Romantic 021:12 '., 1 u,nhthe s sale . al 1 1u istrnas, seals in the (o inty and made it, Witll fill the - seals grant of 51.000 to Wing- ham S'in - j Tradition 1ta1)1 hospital in addi; inn to spend. � , of French 1118 $2,589 on clhrir,; in the (((0113yi last year, Fergus Kelly, chairman of -the'. Ontario Christmas Seal canl)aaign, i con:oiimented limon on the .,mall l,ercentage of tests by 11)1331 it1 conducts its annual .seal campaign. 1 He urged lIuren members to at --1 tend the World T11 Association meeting in Toronto in '1902, at which representatives of 60 coun-i tries will be present. Dr. Arthur T Watt, Beek Meu1- oriel Sanatorium, reminded on members of the readiness of the sanatorium to help any of the seven counties it serve" in West -1 era Ontario, Douglas Mason, Department of Health, discussed the rehabilita- tion program carried on by 111 department for TB patients, The cost of this service is divided.' equally by Federal and Provincial 1 governments. The program in-' dudes commercial, hair-(h'essing, I barbering and stenography eours-. es, which enable the patient to be-1 comeself-supporting. Mr. Maeon' 1 was introduced by Elmer Bell, 0. a a C., Exeter, Don Stewart, campaign chair - mart, gave a list of elinins to be s held in the county% y t, Miss 13. Campbell Guest Speaker at W Miss Belle Campbell of Seaforth was the guest speaker at the Uay meeting of the Seaforth W.I. held last Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs, Gordon Papple. Miss Campbell chose as her topic "Why Worry". There are many things happening in the world today that we common folk can do noth- ing about so "Why Worry", Oft- en we find that a close-up view of things we worry about are nev- er as bad as a long range one. We should keep busy, probably have a hobby and we would have no time for worry, Mrs. A. Crozier presided for th ,program. This was the Historical Research meeting with the grand- mothers as guests, An exhibit of souvenirs and keepsakes brought by members proved very interest- ing. The motto "All that we send into the lives of others comes back into our own", was com- mented on by Mrs. James le. Scott. The Tweedsmuir History Book was on display and all members were asked to prepare the history of their farm if it is not already completed. Mrs, A. Crozier gave a very interesting history of the Crozier farm formerly owned by her father, the late Geo, Dale, Miss Linda Papple favored with two piano solos. ;lea's, Crozier read several rules on etiquette ta- ken from art old book which prov- ed very interesting. Prizes for the grandmother with the most grandchildren went to Mrs. J. Carter and Mrs, L Hud - 5611, for oldest grandmother, Mrs. Jean. Dale, for the youngest grandmother, llrs, Arnold Scott. The courtesy remarks were ex- pressed to the speaker and those taking part on the program by Mrs. Erlin Whitmore, The president, Mrs. IIafrold Hu_ gild presided for Ole business and expressed a welcome to all grand- mothers present. The roll call was answered with "Something I learned from my grandmother", The Members chose "Sandwiches for all occasions" as their first choice for the extension course and Mocassin Making as their second choice. The meeting closed by singing "God Save The Queen". Lunch was served by Mrs, W. Coleman, Mrs. W. Kerr, Mrs, L. Strong, Mrs, R. Doig and the hostess, accompanied the soloist Hiss Maw* reen Harvey, Stratford, who sang "God hath not promised" and "Their sweetest Hour". Given h1 marriage by her fath- er the bride selected a ballet - length cloud white silk chiffon gown, fashioned with a beautiful e collar of alencons lace, forming a large bertha at back and re -em- broidered in diamente and tiny pearls, her finger-tip veil of tulle illusion falling from a Princess Margaret tiara, and she carried a Icrescent bouquet of pink sensa- tion roses and stepdianotis. Bridal attendants, sisters of the bride, maid of honor, Miss Jean Hyde, Oshawa; bridesmaids, Miss Evel- yn Hyde, Oshawa, Miss Marjorie Hyde, Kippen, were gowned, alike in nylon organza sea foam shade, tiny purr sleeves and cumberbaud of matching taffeta ending in huge butterfly bows, with match- ing mittens, loops of white satin formed their headdresses, and they carried bouquets of seafoam blue minus with white tulle and white satin ribbon. Howard Stephenson, Wood- ' bridge, was his brother's grooms - 0 man, and Allan Stephenson, of Woodbridge, and John Hyde, of Windsor, ushered guests. For receiving the 95 guests at the reception at Little Inn, Bay field, the bride's mother chose a gown or champagne re -embroider- ed organza with draped trim and accessories in blue, the groom's mother chose an ensemble of flowerd green silk with match- ing accessories, both wore cor- sages of pink and white carna- tions respectively, Tulips, lilacs and apple blos- soms formed an attractive floral setting for the reception. For their wedding trip down the east coast of United States through moun- tains to West Virginia, the bride travelled in a dressmaker suit of (lawn blue with which she wore a corsage of white carnations tied with silver ribbon, and accessories in white, They will reside in Id_ de•ton, The bride is a 1950 grad- uate of London Bible College and 1960 graduate of London Teach- ers' :College, The groom is study - big for the Ministry at London Bible College. The bride•w•ili teach at Ilde'ton commencing with the fall term. 4WD EXTENDED The tune for receiving tenders for the new Separate School to be built la Seaforth has boon ex- tended ,tor a week to '3189 26 the architects Watt & Tillman of Leon- cion announced, The Separate School Board w311 issue debentures to cover the cost of the building when a tender has been accepted. Leon Maloney d Heads Huron Football Assn. 'rhe Huron I'oatbail Association held their annual meeting in Winthrop Hall on Monday even- ing. Officers elected were: Pres„ Leon Maloney; Vie° Pres., Don McClure; Sec..Trea.s,, Harry Bolger. Two groups are en- tering this year — intermediate and Junior, A meeting will be Held on Monday evening, May 30 at 9 11,m, at Winthrop Hall for re- gistration of teams and drawing up a schedule. All teams interest- ed please attend. Clubs represented at ;the meet- ing were Goclerleh, St, Columban, Winthrop, CONSTANCE Miss Shirley Pfaff of Crediton returned home last Thursday af- ter spending a week with her aunt a11(1 uncle, Mr, and Mrs. Ken Pressed Mr. Mrs. Gem _Hoggart and Mrs. Lawson spent last Thursday at Kitchener and visited with Mrs, Norman Willis, Mr. and Mrs, Ephraim Clarke of Seaforth spent last Friday with Mr. and liars. Lorne Lawson. Mr, and Mrs. Russel King and family of Exeter spent Saturday with Mr, and Mrs. Ken Preszca- tor and family. Holiday week end visitors with Mr, and Ma's, Robt, Gr'imaldby were Mr, and Mrs. J, Attwood and family of Windsor, and visitors on Sunday at the Grimoldby hone were Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mann and family of Wiogham, ler, John Mann and Urs, 'MacFarlane of Goderich, and Mr, and Mrs, Ken Betties and sons of Winthrop. Mr. and Mrs. Frank van der Molen and brother, *Master Mar- vin van (ler Molen of Guelph spelt the week end with her parents Mr. and Mrs, W, L. Whyte, also Mrs. Watson and four daughters were week end guests at the Whyte hone. Mr, and Mrs. E. F. Warren, Lynda and Helen of London spent the holiday with the latter's par- ents, 1h•, 00(1 '395, Earl Lawson, Mr, and Mrs. Howard Preszca, tor and family spent the week end at the L. Parker home, Exeter, Mr. Charles MacGregor of Pic - ton, and Miss Janet MacGregor of Forclwich spent the holiday week end at their parental hone, Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacGregor. Mr. and Mrs, Borden Brown, Joyce and Elaine, spent the holi- day with friends at Romeo and Flint, llich, Mr, and ,-leas, Donald Bnclhanan and family visited Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Milton Hutchison of Fleslherton, The 4I11 homemaking club held their final meeting at the home of their leader, Mrs, W. L. Whyte on Monday and entertained their mothers. Court C0fl taotllte Presemt.l Pia At regular meeting last Thurs- clay evening the Ladies Court Constantine L1342 had the honor of having .in attendance 11r. Mat- zanlce, Chesley, general manager of Northern District COF, and Mr, Ginn, Dist, Dep. High Chief Ranger and This wife of Benmilleo. At an opportune time Mr. Mat- zanlce presented Sister Mary Ril- ey on behalf of Court Constantine with a past president pin and spoke a few words of appreciation of her work during the opening of Court Constantine and her co- operation during her term of of- fice, Sister Riley although taken by surprise replied and thanked the Court and Mr. Uatzanke for the lifelong gift of great meaning to her, Mr. Ginn also spoke and complimented the ladies of their Court, procedure, also on their enthusiasm, Tie presented the charter to Sister President Jane Case who replied and thanked Mr, Ginn of behalf of the past president and members, All mem- bers please note that during the sunnier months meetings will commence at 9 o'eloek sharp. Mrs, Thelma 13rrotnley, Kitcher- e', spent the weekend with her father, lIr. James Dale, Mrs, T. McMichael of Goderich spent a few days with her daugh. Monogram Plata on Lid. Including this lovely MONOGRAM CHEST 16 -PIECE SERVICE for 4 WITH MONOGRAM CHEST Itegular Open Stock value $113.00. Quantity disenunt saving o1 $20.00 93 or Savau.e's JEWELLERY (11FT31 FINE (i4)i:8. ",,,""n."„oomo,o,.,romp,,,”n"u,n",o,,,,,,o"n""u"n,"""n"",",",u""a"•n"•r;-., I t iiiii GRADUATE ter, Mrs, Win, Dale, 111•. Wm, Dale spent the week- end in New York State where he purchased 30 head of registered Guernsey cattle, This year since Jan. 1st he already has imported 2)) head and resold them to Ont- ario breeders, DUBLIN Rev. Don Benninger, C.S.B. and Rev. Father Bade C,S,B., Owen Sound, with Mr. and Mrs 1-Iugh Benninger. Rev. Monsignor J. A, Feene'. London, with relatives here, Miss Marie Krauskopf, Ilandl- ton, with her mother, Urs, Cath- erine Kranskopf, 141•, and Mrs. Martin Feeney, Mr. and Mrs, Harold Meagher and Mrs. Dan Costello attended the Quigley -Murphy wedding in Pon- tiac on Saturday, Mr, and Mrs. Ewart Wilson and son, Kitchener, with Ili'. and Mrs. Pat Ryan, Mrs. McNorgan, Sarnia, with Mrs, Joseph Stapleton. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Evans and children, Chippewa, with Mr, and Mrs. Frank Evans, Miss Teresa Shea and Miss Di- ane Kistner attended a Retreat at "The Pines", Chatham, last week. Edward -holland, Toronto, with IlIr, and Mrs. Geo, F:. holland, Mrs. C. Trott, Clinton, with her mother, Ill's, A. 11. Looby. Mr. and Mrs, G. Mayman, Deep River, and Mr, and Mis, ,lack Cleary, London, attended the Bowman weddings on Saturday at St, Columban. Mr, and Mrs, Chas. Friend and daughters spent the weekend at Tobermory. Mr. and Mrs. Bill .Murphy and children, Port Colborne, with Urs, Chas, Kistner, Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth McRae and daughter at Parkhill. Mr, and lb's, Hugh Kelly and children, Agincourt, with 1Ir. and Mrs, Frank Kistno•, Mr. and Mrs, Andy Dantze' and children, London, with Bill Dant- zer. Mr. and Mrs, Jerry Eckert, of Kitchener, with Mr. and Mrs, John Eckert, .lir. and Mrs. John Robinson, Dimas, with 1h', and Mrs. Clay- ton Looby, ]Mrs, 17, Jortlison at Ancestor, Mr, and Mrs, Torn Butters, Gor_ cion and Billie at Ashburn with Mr and hO's, TT, Pugh. Mr, and Mrs, Joseph Dill, Kar• en and Billie at Streetsville. Dr, and Mrs, Jim McCabe, and children, Brampton, called on friends here, Miss Shirley Horan, Brantford, with Mr. and Mrs, Fergus T-iot'tin. .Mrs, John Feeley of Detroit; Miss Shirley Horan, Brantford, with M•. and Mrs, Ferg, Horan Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stock and children, London, with Mr. and Mrs, Heroid Meagher, NURSES MISS RUTH TEALL daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. T. Teale, who was a graduate at the Victoria Hospital School of Nursing, London, on Sat- urday MISS SALLY NOTT Another graduate was Miss Sally Nott, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Nott of 14g- mondville, HENSALL hli', and MTs. Peter McNaught_ on and Robert were weekend vis- itor( with Mr ,and Mrs, Harold Ser'utor at Port Dover. Mr, and Mrs, Adam Black vis- ited this week with 'friends at Lon t (Ion, , Mr, and Mrs, George Parker and Cindy spent the weekend with 311', and ]Mrs, Charles MacArthur and family of Detroit,