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PROCLAIM ATR)
CONCERNING 1. OGS
., ,Mani'(' With 0. rt'sblution passed by
'Municipalthe. ('111111(41 of the Town of Sea -
forth, and by virtue of the provisions of By-
law 1.11, of 1)12,-I hereby proclaim that no
dog Shall bo allowed to run at large in the
'I'o\\•n (If : i'aforth during the period ending
September 10, 7J1t31),
Note: The bylaw- provides penalties for
iIlfra('tions, Upon a conviction, the owner
or harborer of a dc)12 i; liable to a lilts not
exceeding $(70, oIr to a jail tern not exceed-
illg 21 (lays l .
B. F, CHRiSTIE,
Mayor
Soct'ortIt, .Mille 14, 11)(1(1,
' Gl)t) SAVE 'rilE QP C6•N'
:\ll tilt OWtlrl'F Input obtain Litr?11OC tag for dog
itllitrt'diall4'ly. either front 1 ,1I. Wilson or
1Iarold 3T111otu'y
A:_
Khat hod 1. \jarie '\lcl,cuthhilu and
lien Feeney are attending Smo-
ther School al Tornio.
Neil Stapleton, Montreal, with
his puarents, Mr, and Mrs,, ie)tl Sta•
ldclo.
Miss Ilene 1\9ustha.ul is - on a
motor trip to Banff ami British
(`nhunbitt.
tMrs, Atex \\'hetltain is in Ed.
tllutllolt taking an advanced
course in Mucus Ncc)tanlics,
.:111..• and Mtn. Chas, Friend and
family and Mrs, Elsie Jordison at
Lions head.
Mrs, Mae Ryan, Stratford, with
11t•in. ,M, Shulman and Ma.lousy,
Mr, and- Mrs. Vincent Cinder
ut family. London, with "Torn'
horsey;
Mrs, Mary KrauslcopfSr„ Loa -
don, with Mr. and Mrs, J. P,
Krauslcapf, also MI'. and Mrs. Jer-
inne Nicholson, London,
\Ir, trod (Mrs, ilert Gallant of
Windsor with Lou McGrath.
.Mr, and Mrs. John •Ryso, Don
Mills with Mr, and MMPrs. Gerald
Holland.
Rod and white peonies decorat•
ed St, Patrick's R, C. (Introit,
1tablill, on Saturday, Jnly 2 for
the marriage of Marie Catharine,
daughter of Mr, and,Mrs, Michael
McLaughlin, Dublin, to Thomas
Stephen Nigro, sun of Mrs. Wal -
tet• Nitro. tralford, and the late
\Ir, Nigro, 'firs, 1\ -nm. Lane, organ-
ist played traditional wedding
music and accompanied the solo•
ist, ytiss Alice Ryan, ihtbliu, who
t sang, "On This Day, 0 Beautiful
Mother" and "Ave Maria",
Given in marriage by her father
Vile bride wore a ballerina -length
own of pure sills organza lined
!with. peau de sole, fashioned with
scoop neckline, gathered bodice
and full skirt, The gown was trim -
used with sequins, and a erown
!headdress held her chapel -length
I veil. Site carried a bouquet of red
roses, Mies IIttine Nigro, Stmt.
toed. was maid of honor, wearing
a blue ballerina -length gown of
nylon chiffon over taffeta, styled
with draped bodice, a panel fall-
ing from the hack of the neckline,
short sleeves and bouffant skirt.
She carried pink and white car_
nations, Miss Patricia. :\leLaugh-
lin, Dublin, was bridesmaid,
wearing a gown similar to that of
the maid of honor, Donna ,Me -
Laughlin, sister of the bride was
flower girl in a white nylon caress.
styled with puffed sleeves and she
tarried -a basket of nixed flowers.
Dennis Flannagan oarriecl the
rings on a heart -shaped cushion.
Jack Dwyer, Stratford, was best
Iran, and ushering were Joseph
Mcl.a.ughlin, brother of the bride,
and Angelo Nigro, brother of the
bridegroom.
A dinner was held at the Fiesta
Restaurant following the cere-
mony, The bride's mother received
the guests wearing a beige sheath
of iridescent French tulle with
pink accessories and pink rose
corsage, She. was assisted by the
bridegroom's mother wearing a
navy dress with white accessories
and pink rose _corsage.
For a wedding trip to Port Ar-
thur, the bride chose a dress of
French lace over printed peau de
soie, styled with Sabrina neckline,
three -quarter -length sleeves, beige
accessories and corsage of yellow
roses. On their return the couple
will reside at 63 Hibernia St., in
Stratford. (3 -nests were present
from Chatham, Windsor, Toronto,
ilamilton, Stratford.
TOWN COUNCIL
Continued from Page 1
cue going down Chalk Street, the
other down back lots from the
Separate School- It would take a
lot of arguing to gain consent of
OWRC to lay a sewer that did not
permit basement drainage for all
houses. All together there would
not be more than 20 houses sere_
ed and if a pumping station were
needed to serve just one or two
houses the cost would be out of
:he question. 'Without a pumping
station the estimated cost was
$1,,,Y0,., of which the Separate
coo: bard would pay about
.. Bu the town etill could
raise the required ;6.00'•
1' e r,rojeer. had to
DUBLIN f.� t A�h u Ie 'Municipal Beard
DUBLIN ' ''j would -rxevent the
ready by the }e n:
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e Let
• a tory.
A ver,i c i
1 was lltld
a. grounds
lu''. ,. 1i Al Y. `t (,i' varied
'11w,,,dtt n.: the
c;,la_ 1.11, l.'. L 1 ;,rLc were
1' 1‘1.1's. c , l:, 11 ,hand,
E •ui+ 1 1:.dr. and 'alloy 0' -
Il i 1t11cc l Ia,
!1,..ket t r i e were
1 1 1 p,ro Hie winners be.
1 11 I'R , t :_ 1 i i Pat Jordan,
\ tone i 10011, nI , lh Igen Mrs.
Rn1 t $20 prize and
li a 11 rich tittle Run by
U r ohy Phth,nr Mrs,
"lowland, Lorne ('ronin, (ns 1)e.
11„films, I,llndits, and 1^eoitard
\[,Cann, r',trtferd.
,1t•. and Mt's flits Druonnne,
' anulus, with Mr. a+td Mrs, Lorne
.
MPs, alit \h•., ii:trtin Kltnithuno-
rr :rut \:r.:Ind \it s. Joseph $hra
i• holed for 1..110 ,0•10 of Mrs, 1)41;-
1 t'r;nwl',+td in I,renlo Wednes•
\n.;, ;a i'ncluu'nte, Leena
Turn -
a 3.
• i
1,s.• . _: i„ :n
.. -11,.:4 hands:.1'`:'
in
taRan ar.d.c
C
voting' 4 1L1• ,
I,i'+1 to take ^e
1 11 t e sehool i I.
- ,Jud Be ma-1aft-
firm price was ,lr x'r. on
j.. t, S Ise: to cillos thought
:•eu
h rug -
u d be done for about the 03v.,
fccul 41rainage rius thet of
sewerire
i ,u t,'i11 ,l Cardno said to go
ah..e11 with the northwest projeer
now and in four years •or so ;he
town might be doing sewer work
tri other parts of town. Someone
said. North Main Street needed
-ewers now, sewerage is running
ottr the street, •
A hawker and peddler license
was grantt'ti to a carpet firm,.
CRO•MARTY
Mr. and Mrs. John Hoggarth
and Nits. Arlene lloggarth and
itt•s, Bent Riley and sen Leslie
were guests tat the 4tt'phehis_
Howe wedding which took place
in St, l'am's Anglican Church,
Stratford on Saturday.
'Mr. Otto Walker, accompanied
by his son Ken visited with his
cousins at Markdale last week.
Mrs. John Chessell and Infant
s'111 nohert John of Mitchell are
(sltencling :this week with her Par.cults, ,Mr. and Mrs, LloydSo•s-
dalil;
Mr, and Mrs. John MoCuliedh
and Mr, and Mrs, .1, •1\iliOulloeh
Jr. of London visited on Wednes,
day at the home of ;1'61^, and :Mrs.
K. Jlclteller, •
ilr, 1\'ill, Patrick, Wyoming,.
called on friends in the village on
Moltthty,
,Matty •relativea and friends
from this •community attended
the funeral at the late Mfrs, Jas.
11i11 which was held from the Box
funeral house in Seaforth on Sat-
urday.
Mr. and Mfrs, Lloyd Crawford
and son Daviel of Toronto spent a
few days last week with Mir. and
Mtn, W, Crawford and Alvin.
'Miss Alice Walker spent a few
days with her sister and brother-
in-law Mr, and Mrs, Robert Nut-
ley Jr, of Winthrop, last week.
Several members of rho Scott
tt:I: Lien from (:rontarty MS-
with
attended the Scott reunion
which was held at Lions Park,
Mitchell, on Saturday.
:Mrs, Jolut Tentpienutn returned
home from South Huron Hospital
•
with her baby daughter on Thurs.
clay
\\'e extend our sympathy to
Mr, Wesley Russell and ether
members of the family of the
late Mir, Bert Russell or Mitchell,
whose death occurred suddenly at
his home on Saturday.
Many relatives and friends
front this district attended the
funeral which was held in Mitch-
ell on Monday, -
Bible School which Is being
held in the church basement.this
year, opens 00 Monday, July 18
and will continue until the 221111,
The July meeting of the wArs
was held rat the home of Mrs. T.
Laing wit Mars, T. L, Scott pre-
siding and leading in devotions,
\Irs. Laing hail charge -of the
study book with Mrs. M. Lomond
•md Mrs, Grace •Stott assisting,
The roll call was answered by 12
members, Special prayers were
led by Mrs, R. Dodds and \Irs, W.
Harper, The topic "Christ Our
Saviour” was given by Mrs. K.
McKellar, Mrs, Will Miller gave
current. events, The meeting clos-
ed with the Glad Tidings prayer
by Mrs, Frank Allen. A dainty
lunch was served and a social
hour enjoyed.
T B CLINIC BROADCAST
Arrangements have been made
for interviews on television and
radio with local people with re-
gard to the TB detection survey
being carried out in Huron Conn..
ty in July and August.
During the Focus show on
Tuesday evening, July 19, Dr. J
0, Ross, Goderich, will be inter-
viewed, Dr. Ross has been active
in the work of planning the cur-
rent TB survey,
Titen ou Friday, July 15, over
OFPI.-TV, London, on the "At
Home" show about 4 o'clock, two
ladies front the Exeter area will
be interviewed, They are Mrs,
Winston Shapton and Mrs. Harry
Dougall, both of whom are well
known in the southern part of the
LAKEVIEW
CASINO
GRAND BEND
Dancing
Wed., Fri., Sat.
Lionel Thornton Orchestra
"Teen -twenty" Thursdays
Happy I -Id day
'1'111') Sl')Al''OtPTl1 NEWS (!'hone 81) -• 't'iuhrsctny, July 14, 19t1u
USINESS COLLEGE OFFICIALS TO BE HERE
WEDNESDAY
L, Short
I.ew Short, Director or Develop.
luent, and Carlton 0, Wells, Sum-
mer School Registrar for Wells
Academy in London, will visit the
Seaforth region Wednesday after-
noon, July 20th. They will discuss
business edttcation R'itll young
Wren and women from Seaforth
area who aro interested in cut_
tiers as secretaries, stenogra(nters
junior aecountants and executives,
They represent the largest Mud -
1'. (7, brills
Hess training arganNal Ion in Wes.
tern Ontario with schools in Lon-
don, Woodstock, Hamilton, Strat-
ford and 111Achencr, ?41r. Short and
1h,
Wells will be located at The
Commercial Hotel, Seaforth from
1:81) p.111 to :::30 p.m., and all
young people desirous of a busis
nest education are urged to visit
them there, If you wish specific
details nr to make au appoiutMent
in advance, write to Wells Acad-
emy, :tub Klug SI., London -
county.
A radio broadcast is beine; or•
ranged over ORNX - Radio, in
which 'Mrs, Stanley Bride, Ford..
wick, Guelph area chairman of
the W. 1, will be featured. Date
and time for this are not yet
known.
On Wednesday afternoon two
Seaforth ladies, Mrs. J. 13, Russell,
secretary of the Huron 'Tubercu-
losis Association and Mrs. W. L,
Whyte, welt -known leader in wo.
men's groups and political affairs,
appeared on television.
BORN
Iteyink — At Scott Memorial Hospital
on July 7th, to Mr. and Mrs. ((erhardus
Heyiuk, RR1 Blyth, n son
Knight At Stott Memorial Hospital
on July " th, to Mr. and Ma, John
Knight, RR3 Brussels, a son
l.abnr At Scott Memorial Hospital
on July 1:lch, to Mr, and Mrs. Hobert
t.aiu,e, t'rcowry, n 11
First Presbyterian and Northside
United Churches
Joint Slimmer Services
IN
NORTHSIDE CHURCH
10 A,M.
Sunday School in respective
Churches
11 A.M.
Sermon "An Adventure in Faith"
Guest Minister: Rev. Douglas
0, Fry, B.A., Chesterville, Ont.
Everyone Welcome
Notiee to estroy
NOXIOUS g 4' E EDS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to
property owners in urban and sub-
divided areas to destroy all Noxious
Weeds as often as necessary in
each season, to prevent their going
to seed.
Also, after July 22, 1960, proceed-
ings will be taken to destroy Noxi-
ous weeds in accordance with the
Weed Control Act
ALEX CHESNEY
Huron County Weed Inspector
S
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iN AID OF CLINTON KINSMEN'S
Carter Building Fund
AND OTHER CLINTON WELFARE WORK
FRIDAY, JULY 15
CLINTON LIONS ARENA.
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10 Door Prizes -- $115.00 each
18 Games for $40.00 each
4 Share -The -Wealth Games
1 Special Game for $500,00
GENERAL ADMISSION: $1.0o
I'xt'a (oris: 25r or 11 'roc Moo
Special ( int (''11)cls: 25e or 5 Cor 81
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