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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1960-06-09, Page 1The eafor WHOLE SERIES, VOL. 82 Phone 84 SHAI+ORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 9, ;i 9(30 d , t t'r tees. t es, ott:n„zz •s t,r i'v.dja,ua AWA])S DAY AT HIGH SCHOIL The annual Awards Day was held at Seaforth District I-Iiglt School on Friday -afternoon when the various athletic and scholastic awards were matte. Graduation day will not be pelta until tate fall this year, Principal I. P, Plum - steel announced, Athletic Awards - Girls' Championships - Junior, Geraldine McTaggart; inter'mecl. tate, Eileen Dolmago; senior, Mar- garet I+lTliott, Boys' -Junior, Thomas Dick; intermediate, William Campbell; sender, Robert Binnendyk, Special Trophies- Duncan Cup, highest scoring girl, Margaret Elliott; Barbet' Cup, highest scoring int, or sen. boy, Willlain Campbell; Ballan- tyne Cup, highest scoring junior boy, Thomas Dick; Sills Cup, outstanding athlete, Robert Elliott and Robert Reith. Strethcona Award, best shot, William Campbell, 'Whyte OUP, most poultry points at fair, William 1Vkillson; McGavin Shield, outstanding student in ag- riculture, Fred Uhler; public speaking junior champion, Sav- auge trophy, Gisela Helbig; tor, McLean McLean trophy, Jean Tainan; highest marks at Christmas and Easter exams, Whitney award,.-ce- clar chest, Barbara Turnbull, Scholarship Winners -- Alumni Memorial, value $25, Margaret Wood; Students' Coun- cil citizenship award. $25 Bonnie ;McLeod; Dam. -Prov, bursaries, university, value $600, Douglas Jamieson; Gracie 13, value $100, Harmon Brodhagen, Lewis Knet- sch, Noreen McEwing, Bonnie Mc- Leod, Donald Morris, Betty aMueg- ge, Carolyn Neil, William van den TTengel, Margaret Wood; Legion award, $50, Fred 1Newitt; C. M, Smith memorial trophy, Gisela Helbig, Academic Shields - To student from each grade with highest narks at Christmas and Easter: Grade 9, Barbara Turnbull; Grade 10, Gisela Hel- big; Grade 11, Marie Strong; Gr, 12, Lynda Dobson; Grade 13, Mar- garet Wood, School Crests-, To students of second and third year who obtain the required ac- ademic standing; Margaret Elgte, Gisela Helbig, Margaret McGreg- or, Geraldine McTaggart, Lois Scott, Jean Shortreed, Jean Mc- Naughton, Robert Sharp. To not more than one student for contribution to the work of art or dramatics, Cathy Eckert. To not more than one student for contribution to music in the school, Margaret Hillen, To not more than two girls and two boys for athletic attainment, :Margaret Ann Stapleton, Eileen Dolmage, William Campbell, John Patterson, To not mare than three students who have made •a worthy contrib- ution •to eolrool activities, Phyllis Bryans, Geraldine :McTaggart. School Letters- - To students of Grades 12 and 13 who obtain the required aca- demic standing: Jean Hillen, Fred Flewitt, Lewis Knetsch, Donald Morris, Anne Shortreed, Carolyn Neil, William van den Henget, Margaret Wood. To not more than two girls and two boyd of Grades 12 and 13 who obtain the highest standing ler athletics, Margaret Chesney, Cor- inne Smith, Fred Flewitt, Robert Reith, To not more than two students of Grades 12 and 13 for contribu- tion to dramatics, music or art, Bonnie MoLeod, Robert Binnen- t._._,•clyk To not more than three stud- ents of Grades 12 and 13 for out- standing leadership, Robert El- liott, James Scott, Lynda Dobson. ENGAGEMENT The engagement is announced of Marie Denise, daughterof Mr. and 'Ms's, Demme J. Perreault, of Verner, ,Ont., to Lewis Joseph Kennedy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Angus Kennedy of St. Cclumban, The marriage to take place June 255th, in the Church of •the Prec. ious Blood, Scarborough, Ont, U.W.O. GRADUATE Miss Barbara Boyd, slaughter of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Boyd, McKillop township, received her Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Western Ontario, London, on Saturday, She will teach in Port Colborne High Sohool in the Fall, See Start of a Northern Suburb Joseph tae Groot has begun con- struction of a new residence just north of Seaforth beside the Hugh McPherson home, In recant years there has been steady growth of new houses in Seaforth's western suburb, Ilarpnrhey, Now :this will be the second new house beyond the town limits to the Borth end perhaps is the nucleus of a north- ern suburb of Seaforth, 1111 (le Groot is an employee of Bell In- dustries Ltd. Celebrate 25th Anniversary Mt', and Mrs, William Leeming celebrra'ted the 25th anniversary' of their marriage at their home on Sunday, June Stat. They we'r'e married in Walton on June 5, 1935, Mrs, Looming is the former Margaret Love, Reg, Nurse, and both Mr• and Mrs. Looming ware formerly residents of McKillop. They lived en the larnt In IMeKil. lop Township until coating to Seaforth in 1946. Both have been active members of Northside Church. Those who spent Sunday at thole home wore Mr. and Mas, L. Leeming of McKillop; Mrs, Isa- belle Boyd of :M,cKillop; Mrs, Maud Leeming and Mrs, Walter Broadfoot, both of Walton; Miss Bessie MacKay and Mr, John MacKay of Tuckersmith; Mrs, Arne Patterson and Mr, and airs. S. W. Thompson, Seaforth; Miss Airy Love, Ton'onto; Mr. Ivy Henderson, Egnondville. PASTORATE CHANGES Pastorate changes in the Pres- bytery of Tlur'on reported by the settlement committee o1 London Conference are: Bayfield, W. C. Smith; Belgrave, J, Harold And- erson; Bluevale, W. R, Welsh; Brucefield - Ktppen, A. Harold Johnson; Dungannon, T. D. Rich- ards; Lgmondville, John N. Var- dy, To Algoma Presbytery: Thessa- lot, Dr, James Semple, ENGAGEMENT The engagement is announced 01 Margaret Alice Rosamond, on- ly daughter of Mrs. James Howe and :the late James Howe, of rStratford, Ontario, formerly of Cromarty, Ontario, to Donald Oli- ver Stephens, eldest son of Mr, and Mrs. Oliver Stephens, Wood- stock, Ontario. The marriage will take place on Saturday, July 9th in St, Paul's Anglican Clmrch, in Stratford, Ontario, CHIMNEY FIRE A chimney -fire at the- home of Amos Corby on Louisa street call- ed out the two fire trucks about 10 o'clock Monday morning. Dam- age was estimated by Fire Chief Scott at $150. Mr. Corby said that after work- ing on his lawn he went into the house which he found was full of smoke. The thimble on the furnace pipe in the kitchen ceiling had become hot and set fire to the woodwork, Firemen quickly extinguished the blaze with chemicals. Mr. Corby said ha has a stoker on the furnace, which had been going continuously since last Sep- tember. MRS. ALFRED ELFIN Mrs. Alfred Klein, the farmer Martha Amelia Bach, of lot 21, con. 1,Fullerton Township,died Frida at the 'Stratford General I-Iospital. She had been 411 two weeks. Born in Logan Toaenship, Aug, 14, 1906 she was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs, Freder- ick Bach (Ritz). Before her mar- riage she lived far a time in Sea - forth. On Nov. 6, 1937, she was married to Aldred Klein, who died Feb. 26, 1960, Surviving are two brothers, John Bach, Seaforth, Gordon, London; two sisters, Mrs. Minnie Gilliland, 130 Nelson St„ Stratford, and Mrs. Clarence Mu- egge, 206 Queen St„ Stratford.; one sister, Mrs. Menno Fischer, died a few years ago. 'Mrs. Klein was a member of Grace Lutheran Church, Mitchell, The retrains were at the Heath -Leslie funeral home, Mitchell where the service was conducted by Rev. John Woelfle-of!Grace Church, Sunday, at 3 p.m. Burial was in Knox Presbyterian Cemetery, WINTHROP The Helping Hand ;Mission Band held their meeting on Sat- urda.y, May 28 with Murray :4Ia Olut'e presiding and Jean Alexand- er called the Roll. Dyke Little gave the prayer and Grant Little took up the collection. Earlier do the month the. children invited their mothers. Those taking ,part •in the program were: Julia Blan- chard, Linda Sommerville, Miles Little, Murray Pryce, Neil Little, Charles •Swan, Brenda Pryce, Bar- bara (MoOlure and Glenda Little. Jean Patrick as pianist. The Mis- sion Band are holding thele an- uai picnic on Saturday, June llth at the Church. CROP REPORT Good weather has facilitated the sowing of late crops, and in most cases, crop sowing is up to data. Some people have started to hay, and some grass silage is being matte, Mutual Aid Fire Plan Outlined Here A meeting of representatives of 13 are brigades in Huron County and olfieials of their local mum cite met at the town hall, Sea- forth on Tuesday night to !tear and discuss proposals for mutual tad among the comity fire depart- ments. Fire Chief Jack Scott of Sea - forth, county co-ordinator, pre_ sided. 'fire theory of the mutual aid plan is that a schedule would be set tip for ono brigade helping an- other, For example, if a serious fire broke out in Clinton, the first help would he summoned from Seaforth, If more help were re- quited, Goderich brigade would be called next. Brucefield would be designated to answer any calls front Seaforth during the absentee at the Seaforth hrigade, While most of the opinions ex- pressed at the meeting were fav- orable, no commitments were made until details could be talked over by each municipality, An- other meeting will bo called to go into details of the plan further: Present et the meeting were Instructor Anderson of the Fire Marshall's office and Mr, Sidcling- ham, of Mutual Aid for Ontario. Mutual Aid is a civil defence pro- ject. It was stated that TIuron is one of the few southern Ontario coun- ties not already organized for mu- tual aid, 25th Anniversary of the H. Connells Mr, and Mrs, Harold Connell celebrated their' 25th wedding an- niversary at their holo on Wed- nesday, June 1st. Mrs. Connell is the former Helen Broadfoot, They were married at Brucefield in 1935. They have two children, Clayton and .Ellen, On Saturday night friends and relatives were entertained at the home of Mrs: Connell's sister and brother-in- law, Mr, and Mrs, Allan Arm- strong of Varna in honor of the occasion, Presentations To Three Teachers On Friday afternoon the stu- dents at Seaforth District High School made farewell presenta- tions to two staff members, Me, R. Whiteley and Mrs. Hannon, An- other presentation was made to .Miss .Matalon in honor of her t ia'pproach)tug ntlarriage on June 1811r, Students' Council President J. Scott was assisted by Presi- dent-elect Robert Elliott in pre- senting the gifts. C. W. L. The June meeting of St, James' C.W.L. was held Tuesday even- ing with the president, Mrs. John Maloney in the chair, The meet- ing opened with the league pray- er and singing of a hymn. The membership convener, Mrs. Gor- don Reynolds, reported 150 mem- bers and 3 honorary members. A reminder was given of the re- treats to be held in London, by airs. John Meagher, Final plans were made ,for the Rectory Tea and Bake Sale on June 15th. The altars will be cared for by volun- teers during the summer. A re- port of the diocesan convention held in Stratford in May was gi- ven by Mrs, Jaynes Selly, The di- rector, Rev. C. E. Sullivan spoke briefly on the Priesthood since June is the month of ordinations. Mrs. Arthur Devereaux read a Poem "Trimsns on the Rosary". The mystery prize was won by Mrs. John Lansink. A deltaious lunch was served by arras, James Slattery, Mrs. Gordon Reynolds and Miss Marguerite Dunn. The meeting closed with prayer. W. I. TO MEET The June meeting of Seaforth W. I. will be held at the home of Mrs. John MacLean on Tuesday, June 14 at 2.15 pan. Roll call to be answered by a new vegetable T have grown and liked. Motto will be, "We are nearer to God in the Garden than anywhere Else", Reports from the District Annual will be given. Lunch committee: Ma's. Ross Gordon, Mrs. E. Cam- eron, Mrs. Alex, Pepper, Ms's. E. Papple, Applications Now Open for Postmaster Applications are being received until ,lane 20th for postmaster at Seaforth, according to notice put up this week on the post office bulletin board. Salary is $3,900 to $4,260. The position is 01)00 to patrons of the post office at Seaforth re. siding in the area for at least a. year, The circular outlines duties and qualifications. Appointment will be macre on the basis of merit and will be subject to the statutory preference for veterans, An oral and written examination will be given. The appointment le in charge et the Civil Service Com- mission. Goderich Graduate Joins,S, Staff The appointment of :Mss Elean- or Kay Hahsiltoti, of Goderich, as girls' physical education instruct- or, `vas confirmed ;at a meeting of Seaforth District Iligh School Board on Tuesday night, Miss Hamilton is a 19110 graduate at Toronto. P1t 1t CTO V-'J'il YI, O U Marriage vows Wore exchange in, a donblo ring ceremony in th Cl1uI'clt of Christ, Toronto, - o June 4th when Rev, J, Petry an Red in rrraariage Barbaro Arnett Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Ilarvey Taylor, Brucefield, to Mr Frederick Philip Preston, son 0 Mr, and Mrs. Alox Preston, o Sundridge, Ont, The bride was lovely in a waltz - length gown of chantilly lace over not, styled with Illy -point sleeves, Tier fingertip veil was embroidered nylon net held by a coronet of pearls and she carried a bouquet of red roses, Attending her sister was Miss Mary Lon Taylor of Exeter, wearing a flow- ered nylon dress of mauve and car'a'ying a bouquet of yellow mu -ins, Mr. Donald Preston, of Woodbridge was his brother's groomsman. - ,For travelling to Niagara Falls and the U.S.A. the bride chose a two-piece dress of white linen, with green duster, White accessor- ies and a corsage of pink carna- tions. The young couple will re. side in Sundridge, Ont, Band Concerts Start Sunday Night The Sunday evening 'band eon- certs will start hi Vrt.torla Park on Sunday lit 4,30, Tile Seaiorth 11ighlulders Band is raising funds for new kilts this year, anti a sil- ver collection will be taken to heap. Other fund-rtdsing projects in the offing are a draw and also a tag clay. CONSTANCE e LADIES' AID The Ladies' Aid of First Pres- byterian Church met Tuesday aft- ernoon with a very good attend- ance. Hiss Jean Scott presided and the meeting was opened with a poem "Busy Hands are happy 1 -lands", read by Miss Jessie Fra- ser. The Hymns -ler the meeting were chosen by Mrs. A. Campbell. After tate business period airs. W. A Wright sang a lovely solo, "I'll go where you want ane to go, Dear Lord" accompanied by Mrs, McGregor, Miss Bello Campbell brought a very timely message entitled "God's Quiet rPlaees", re- minding us of the beauties of na- ture all around us, and our need to take time to enjoy and appre- ciate them. Mrs. Kerslake moved a vote o1 thanks to all who took part. A social time followed, The meeting was in charge of the Leslie -Fraser Group. June Meeting of Tuckersmith Council Tuckersmith Municipal Council met in the Town Hall, Seaforth. on June 7th at - 8 prim. All mem- bers were present and the Reeve presided, The township decided to clean out their portion of the Crich Award Drain upon complaint of interested ratepay'e'rs, and the Road Supt. was instructed to en- gage a shovel to do the work. Alex McGregor was paid $4,00 valuator fee re chickens killed by dogs; accounts of Hubert Cooper, sprayer, and Wilmer 'Broadfoot, Inspector, re warble fly spraying were- ordered :paid, as was Boyes Farm Supply Incrthe purchase of a tractor and mower for work on township roads. The cleric was in- structed to forward a complaint on the Elgie Drain and one on the afoKenzle Drain to Archi- bald, Gray & IVIoKay, .township Engineers, and ask for a report on the same. Council decided to repair the existing bridges at lot 27, con 4 5 LRS a.nd the clerk was instructed to request plans from the Dept. of Highways of Ontario Stratford Office, Accounts passed included: Re- lief, and Nursing Home,$247.75; $ tax sale20.57' printing $ 1 t ng & adv„ $49,75; salary & allowance, $224.- 95; income tax & unemploy, $17. 50; supplies $16.79; insulin $2,00; Egmondville water, $3,75; Wil- liams Drain $622,64; McCullie Drain $40.00; clump $20,00; grants $200.00; Warble Fly $956:80; val- uator fee, $4,00; Roads $5082,81. Council adjourned to meet July 6th at 8 pan, Hullett Accepts Drain Petitions The Council of the Township of Hullett held their regular month- ly meeting June 6 In the com- munity Ha11, Londesbono at 8 p,m, The Reeve and all the councillor's were present. The petition signed by Sidney' McClindhey, 'Garth McClincirey, Roy Baer, and Maurice Bean ask- ing for a municipal ditch through their properties was accepted and council refered it to an engineer to prepare a report, The petition signed by Everett Taylor, Percy Walden, Maurice Bean, Lawrence Platter and oth- ers asking for an engineer to bring 10 a report on the said drain was accepted. On notion of James McEseing and Hugh Flynn council accepted the applications for tile drainage for the following ratepayers: Donald Buchanan and ;William Blacker, The clerk was instructed to an - ply for Supplementary By.Law Approval for the Quigley Bridge, Levy of $204,00 to the Blyth District Fire Area Board to meet. 1960 expendlturee Was ordered paid, The Clerk will send a letter of sympathy to Mrs, Nelson Hill, The auditor's report for 1900) was accepter. Council adjourned to Meet again July 4th at 8.30 p,m. • Miss Darlene Webb of Dash- wood returned Monte on Sunday with Mr. and airs. Lawrence 11411 of Crediton after spending last week at the Milne of 11r, and Mrs, Ken Preszcator and family, \it'. Eddie \Vtanrmes, son of Mr. and Mrs, John \i'antmcs returned home after spending the nasi five months in St, Joseph's Hospital, London, as the result of u hip dis- location. Ile Is taunting with aid of crutches and we hope he will soon return to his normal condi- tion. - Mrs, Mae Adams of Londesboro spent last Wediesday with lar. I and Mrs. Charles Dexter. air. and Mrs, Earl I:awcott spent last Friday h1 London, Mr, Frank Riley, and Mr, and Mrs, Tam Riley of Clinton spent the weekend with- Mr, and airs. Robt, Woods and Debbie, at Alex. Mrs. Frank Kiley who had spent the past week with her daughter and sot -in-law, returned hone with them. Ma. and Mrs, Russel King and family, Exeter, and Mr, llerb Bea- , ver visited last Thursday with j Mr, and Mrs. Ken Preszeator, ` Mr. and Sire. Lawrence Taylor t of Oshawa visited over the week - 1111 enol with Mr, and Mfrs, Verne Dale, 'Mr,. and airs. Harvey Taylor and family, and air. and Mrs. Earl Lawson and Reg, i4r, John Campbell of Detroit 1 was a weekend guest of Mr, and Mrs. Ross MacGregor and attend- ed the !Masonic Services at Sea - forth, Mr, and Mrs. Verne Dale visit- ed Sunday with their son and daughter-in-law, air, and Mrs, Murray Dale of Bycon. Mr. and alts. Geo. Addison of Seaforth and lir, and Mrs, John Nottingham of Ladner 13,0. at- tended Church services here on Sunday afternoon, .Mr. and ahs. Nottingham were former resi- dents of this community, and friends were glad to renew their acquaintances.. They have called on air, and Mee, Walter Scott on Sunday evening and an Monday called an Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Jewitt and family, and on Thurs- day evening air, and Mrs. Notting- ham will show their films in the basement of the Church; allowing their home, friends and acquaint- ances 'in British Columbia that will be -of interest to many in this community, Everyone is invited- to nvitedto come and see these flims. Mr. and airs. J. Davidson and Andrew, Seaforth, and lir. Bert Gibbings, Clinton, were Sunday visitors with -1•!r, and Mrs, Earl Lawson, DUBLIN A large congregation attended the funeral of Terence Flannery on Friday at St. Patrick's Church; Dublin. Rev. R. Durand was the celebrant at the Requiem High Mass, and Rev. Thos. McQuaid, S. F.M. St. Marys, Rev. Joseph O'- Rourke, Stratford and Rev, Dr. Ffoulkes were in the Sanctuary. The pallbearers were: John Meagher, J. Flannery, Seaforth; John Flonnea•y, Waterloo; Neil Flannery, Wnr, Flannery, Sea - forth; Hugh Benninger. Burial took place in St. Patrick's Ceme- tery, Dublin. Rev. R. Durand offi- ciated at the grave services. A large group of ladies from the town, and district attended 'Open House' at Elsie's Beauty Salon on Saturday afternoon, It is situated in the Looby Block adjoining Red and White Goettler's Super Mar- ket and is operated by Mrs, Elsie Wells. The salon has been equip- ped with all modern facilities and Mrs. Wells is a graduate of a Lon- don Hairdressing Shop. She has also had experience before com- ing to Dublin.- She received the ladies at the door, and Mrs. Frank Evans, Mrs, A, M', Looby, airs. W, Stapleton, Mrs. J. Kale and Mrs. E. Jordisor alternated in pour- ing tea, and refreshments were served by a bevy of young girls, Sponsored by Mrs. Chas, Friend, Joanne Stapleton, Judith Friend, Karen Dill, Pauline Stapleton, Betty Ann Butters. The lucky door prize was won by Miss Jean Melacly, and five free permanents were won by: Mrs. Geo. Goettler, Miss Dorothy Dillon, Mrs. E. 'Rock, Mrs, Gil- bert Murray and Mrs, D, nacho. First communion services were held at St. Patrick's Church, at Dublin on Sunday, the candidates were: B a e b a r a McLaughlin, Christine Delaney, Ann De Kron- en, Mary Margaret Rowland, Lou- is Stapleton, Willie Kroonen, Geo, Dueltaruro, David O'Rourke, Jos, Nielcerlc, Bert Iio•cljonge, Jimmie Vanlc, The e,erentonies for Peaty Rout's' devotion at. St, Patrick's Church were conducted by Rev, Father Zlnmey, St, Peter's Sem. finery, London. Miss Jiai'gaa'et Flanagan and Miss Mary Sullivan Kitchener, with Mr, and Mrs, liar, Flanagan,. 'Mr, and alis. Wells, of Milton, with Mr, and Mrs. J. Wells, Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Kenny of Seaforth with Mme, Mary Kistnei. Mrs, Margaret Kelly, Blyth and Mrs, Jim Devereaux, Seaforth, tvitlt Miss aloniea Byrne. Miss Rita 'Foster, Goderich, r11"1 l,""n110111u,,,,,","1"u",".,"o"nuonu"11„11111111"11111;1.nn1""n"„n""n""u11m,"uunmi G Nye ' LOQ'' AND MAKE t'; • ITA GOLDEN , MOW ENT SEA Bina Shadow slim, 17 town, • waterproof' sheck•ra• si start. Handsome curved !inked expan "'"•• . nn and $49 c Mars 9 saa r,sppct5 OF Titrit Styled leaf design tet:::. oft watch and bracelet." 17 jewels. $49.50 arai 50400550 Half moan link hrac,.!et spir. ars around your pretty wrist, sets aff a tiey ir- : of a case. 2'? , 599.50 Other smart Qulovas as low as $24,95 I.i7•t)dcfa3' •omuiiry up? No Jintl.gift that, a DUI,OT'A Savaue's .t ii `c -:I L1•:;; 1' r;IFTS FINE CHINA „1,,,,,,,,,,r,,,1111,,,11nn.,,,"r,n"e"11,er,,rr„„""n„r e,11111r„11,m, n,,,"lllll nnnmuuu",un,,,111 with air, and .airs. Ambrose Gfv- lin. ,Hiss Rita P',cksteitr, Iiamilton with lir. and Mrs. Ed Denn. Mrs. Kathleen Monaghan, Kit. es' phon, with Mr, and :Urs, Lloyd McCarthy. Mr, and Mrs, Geo. Culleton, of Stratford with Mr, and Mrs, Dan O'Rourke. - BAYFIELD Dr, and Mrs. A. 0, Chapman, Detroit, are spending a few days at their cottage. 1VIrs. Douglas Varty and two children, Landon, were at their cottage over the weekend, Corporal L. W. Westlake, Kitch- ener is holidaying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 1I, L, Toms. lids wife and infant sun returned home on Saturday front Clinton Public Hospital, air. and Mrs. E. A. Featherston left on Sunday to spend a week with their daughter and -family at Wiilowdale. !Mr, and -firs, Fred Chute' and Doris, Preston, were at their cot- tage over the weekend. - Mi'. and Mrs. Wm. Parker Jr. and baby, and air, and airs. Robt. Parker and baby, London, spent the weekend with their parents. Rev, F, Patrick, who had charge of St, Andrew's United Church for the past year Ieft on Saturday for Galt. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fellows and family, ,Riverside, spent the week- end with her parents, .Me, and Mrs, Fred Fraser, !Miss Ethel Blair, London, was at her home over the weekend, M'Irs. Jack Pease and son Irwin, London, were at their home over the weekend. Mis, L. Green cane Iast week to spend the summer at her sot_ tage. She had been visiting her daughter and family at Thorold, Mr and Mrs. Iden Ferguson, of Strathray have purchased the grocery store from Mr. and Mrs, Don Kingsbury and take posses- sion June 14th. Mr. and Mrs, Keith Goodman and baby left on Wednesday to reside at Stouffville. They plan Mission Wold. , Mr. and Mrs, F. Ingram, Lon. don, spent from Friday to Sun- day at their cottage. Mr. and airs. 3, Brown, Detroit, are at their cottage for a few days, Mr. and ah's, Gordon .Pfaff and sou Mark, Windsor, spent the weekend at their home. Misses Jackie Cluff, Landon, and Vicki, Londesborough were with their mother over the week_ en it, Mrs, E. MacLaren and infant daughter returned home on Satur- day from Clinton Public TTas'4 pital, Hier mother, Mrs. T. Leckie, London, - is with her for a few days, - Dr. and Mee. Wm. Tillman and family, London, 10 090 at their cottage over the weekend, NORTH MCKILLOP The Bethel \VMS and \V.A, meetings were held Thursday aft- ernoon at the hone of 11t'. A. Dennis, The president opened the meeting by reading an len on now the hymn "Jesus Lover of My Soul" carie to he written, and tires we sang the Myron. Mfr's, (1, Ih'altcliael react the scripture les. son- and also gave the comments on it, and al's. Ralph McNichol led -in prayer. For Father's Day Niro. ISd Regele road a poem called "Dad", The Iiresident then introduced Miss Jennie Ilogg, atu• guest speaker, who gave us a very interesting talk on the word ' hope", At the close of her talk Mis. Stanley 1 -linen sang "Whim poring slope". An item from the Missionary Monthly called "The Small Branch" war, read by Ten- ttie Dennis, and Mrs. Wm. Roo react an article rut the Canadian Eskimos, Mrs. Charley Bard, Mr Percy Dalton and air. Ross Leming will lrave cbarpe of the Jnlymeet- ing, which is the children's meet- ing, stent 3a4 was c11n0 and the benediction pronounced. Mrs. W'ttt. Dennis had charge of the re, A, meeting. 'I'hcr min_ Wes of last nteetillg were tread and the roll call showed 20 menl- hers present, and a number of vis- itors, The manse committee re- ported and $1.5 was voted to the manse fund. A weiuer react was planned fur the end of June, the time and place to he announced later. The committee in charge: Mrs, E. Beuerntan, Iles. Wm, Ree and Mrs, Fred Glanville. Ilynnt 106 was sung followed by prayer. A social half hour was spew. Master Ronald McCallum, who has spent the past two weeks with \It', and airs. Lloyd Resole. Iles_ peter, has returned to his home. Mr, and Mrs. Leonard 'seeming spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. li'illiam Leeming of Seaforth who celebrated their :rah wedding anniversary, Mrs, Murray Dennis is a pa, tient in Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, We ivislt her a speedy. recovery. Mr, and Mrs. Rantin Mitchell of Carlingford with Mr. and airs. Leonard Leeming Sunday even- ing. - Mrs, 'Margaret Cuthill of Sea - forth with Ethel and Tennie Den- nis. Mr. and Mrs. Joe 'l'hoentau with Mr, and Mrs, Toni Burns of near Dublin, on Saturday evening. CROMARTY Mr. C. M, Wilson of Detroit ae- eonrpanied by itis mother, airs. Jennie Wilson of Toronto visited on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs, T. L. Scott, Mrs, Wilson is visiting roc some time with Mr, and Mrs. Scott and Mrs, E. Moore. Mr. and Mrs, Ross Cunning- ham of Norval spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Jas, Ramsey, Mr. and lb's. Anthony Allen and family of Stratford visited on Sunday with air, and Mrs. Frank Allen, - airs, li', Riley and Mrs, Ma Brooks and son Geo. of Staffa vis- ited with Mr, and Mrs. George Wallace on Sunday. Mr, and airs. Eldon Allen, Jan- et, Nancy and Frank attended Roy's Anniversary on Sunday and visited with air. and Mrs. Mur- ray Christie and family. Mr. and Mrs, Mervin Don', Carol Ann and Brian attended Nay's Anniversary and visited with friends. Mrs, Frank Alien was hostess for the June meeting of the WMS. Mrs. W. Miller presided and op- ened the meeting with a poen, following with the scripture les- son, meditatiol and prayer. The roll call was answered With a verse on "Hope" by 13 member's. Tite'e were two vieitors present. The business period was conclnct- ed by the president, .firs. T. Laing. Mrs, M, Lamella had charge of the study book with Mrs. Harper, Mars, N. tlarbnt'n, Mrs, I,. Sosdahl and airs, Seale Scott assisting, The tonic Was gi- ven by Mrs, Laing, who also read part of a letter from Mrs, Dick - eon of Formosa. Mas. T. L. Scott contracted a Bible Quiz. Lunen was served by the hostess assisted by the committee 01 charge, KIPPEN Mrs, Gerald Fisher and children of Kitehtoior spent last week with het' parents, ilf, anti Mrs, Relit. J, Pllgie,