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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1960-07-21, Page 1WHOLE SIMRIES, VOL. 82 Phone 84 TRIBUTE TO LATE ,Mayor Beverley. Ir, Christie died Monday afternoon at Scott Mens- oriel Hospital, after five weeks illness. Iie was 52, and serving lits third term as mayor of Sea - forth, Ile was proprietor of the (Timis. tie Meat Market and had taken au active part in civic affairs staving served on the public school' board for a number of years, of which he was ('bairnn110. In 1947 he was elected to Seaforth Town Council, 1100ding the polls, He continued to serve as a councillor until hemming Mayor in 1958, Mr, Christie was born in Mary - borough Township in Wellington County, and moved to Seaforth in 1932 iron Moorefield, i -Ie was a Canadian National Railways eta - tion agent while fit Moorefield. Be was snarl:Jed in 1933 to' Miss Luella Tbouunson at Moorefield. Tbn'oughout his many 'Years in %Mlle office the late Mr. Christie gave conscientious service, devot- ing time and effort unsparingly to the community, He was a member of North- side United Church was an. elder of the church and Sunday School treasurer for the past 17 years. He was a past -president of Sea. forth Lawn Bowliug Club, Fishing was also a hobby. +Surviving are his wife, the for- mer Luella Thompson; two daugh- ters, Mrs. Eric (Gwendolyn) Me - Cue, Seaforth; Miss Alice Chris- tie, London; and a brother, Clen- nlon, Hensel,. The funeral took place on Wed- nesday afternoon from the G. A. Whitney funeral Koine. Rev, J. C. Britton of Northside United Church conducted the service at 2 p.m. Burial was in Maitlanclbank Cemetery. Honorary pallbearer's were the members of town cannel': Thorpe Rivers, Ed Daly, Nelson Cardno, Dr. Bratty, John Flannery, Dr. Turnbull, Active pallbearers: Lorne Dale, Elmer Larone, Elmer Rivers, Sam Scott, Cyril Kirk, Reeve William Ball,• Flowerbearers: R. R. McKind- ssy, Ross Savauge, Jim McDon- ald, Dr. MacLennan, Claire Reith, John Talbot, ENGAGEMENT MIr. and Mrs. William Jewitt wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Joyce Elaine, to William Floyd Dowson, son of Mr, and Mrs. Harold Dowson, of Varna, Ont. The wedding will take place Saturday, August 13 at 2 p.m. in the Constance United Church. ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. John Lansink wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Joanna Maria, to Robert George Garan, son of MIr, and Mee. A. Garon, Clinton. The marriage will take place at 'St. James' Roman Catholic Church, on July 30th. MISS RO SA SIIYIPSON The death occurred Saturday at Seaforth of Miss Rosa Simpson, 81. She .was a native of Walton, daughter of the late Mr. and Mira, James Simpson. For the past 17 years, she had lived in. Seaforth, where she was a member' of North- side United Church. Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Ileary Deem, of Brantford, and Nits. A, McLaren, Toronto. Funeral service was held at the G. A. Whitney funeral home at Seaforth, conducted by Rev. D. Fry, on Monday afternoon at 2 p.m. Burial was in Brussels cem- etemP. Adel .Mrs. Simpson The pallbearers were: James McLaren, Keith McLaren, William Dodds, Carl Dalton, ITarry Bolger and Roy Williamson, Flowerbearers: Graham and Shirley- Craig. CANCER PROGRAM The local branch of the Cana- dian Cancer Society recommends listening to the program, "Fron- tiers of ;Medicine" on Tuesday, July 26, on CBC radio - Trans Canada Network, 8 to 8.30 p.in. Cancer, "The Long Slow Battle". EGMONVDV1LLE Mr, enol Mrs, Gordon Harrison and children of Goder'ieh were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Earle, MIiss Helen Boyes has returned home after spending the past week with her cousin Mrs. Len Sutton in London. !area. Ted Brown and Linda were in Henson recently visiting with MGrs. Brown's daughter, Mrs, Vaustoue, Linda retnainec� for some holidays, ,Mr, and (Mrs, Jack Thaellult and Mrs. Pearce of Mount Brydges Were Sunday visitors with (Mrs, R, Dalrymple. Mrs. Earl Elliott and children of Dublin have returned to their home after spending the met week with the farmer's parents, Mr. anti Mrs. Ted. Brown, Mrs. Reg Clark of Glencoe, Mrs, Frank Kenny and daughter ,Tenn of London attd ales. Wm. Hough- ton visited last week with Mrs, R, Delryeliple and Charlie, )Mrs. James Aikenhead has re - tamed home from the hospital very much improved in health, Rein. George Cameron is staying with hot', (Mr; and Mrs. I-1, :Coo -alis will celebrate their 50th wedding an. niversary on July 29th, SH1.AM: TII, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1JGO MEMORY OF CIIRISTIE LATE MAYOR CHRISTIE Prize Lists Mailed for Seaforth Fall fair 1060 Prize lista Por Seaforth Fall Fair were mailed on Tuesday to exhibitors. This is the 115th annual fail fair at Seaforth and will be the second under the new status of a Class 13 fair. The slo- gan is "Where Juniors Re4gn Supreme", and an eight page see._ tion is devoted again to the Sea - forth Junior Fair for 4-13 Junior 'Farmers and Junior Institutes of Pluron County. The Junior Fair executive is Arthur S. Bolton, as chairman; Erie Anderson, vice chairman; and 13111 Strong, secre- tary. :Showing at Seafa'te on Friday, September 23rd in conjunction with the local fair will be the Ontario Hereford Regional Show, Pert.ii-Httron Jersey Breeders Pa'ieh Show and Huron County Black and White Show. Prizes in all departments have been revised and added to: New this ;year will be a Colored Photo- graphic Competition, Robert 18, Ma';thien is president of Seaforth Agricultural Society; Gordan Papple, vice president; and 11, James Wallace. sec.-treas. BRYDGES--T<1yLOR Constance United Chureh was decorated with baskets of sum- mer flowers for the wedding on 'Saturday, July 16, 1960 for the wedding of Marilyn Louise Taylor and William Henry (Harry-) Brydges, The bride is the only daughter of Mr, and elm. Harvey Taylor, R. 1, Londesboro, and the groom is the elder- son of 'Mrs. Blydges and the late Mr, William :Brydges of Belgl'ave. The Rev, H. Fnnge performed the double ring ceremony. Mrs. Willie Van Egmoud who played the wedding music, also perform- ed the same duty at the wedding of the bride's parents, (Mrs, Don Andrews sang "The Wedding Prayer" before the ceremony and during the signing of the register sang "I'll Walls Beside You". The bride given in marriage by her father was lovely in a gown of white sheer organza over tulle and taffeta featuring chantilly lace motifs. The snugly fitted bo- dice was graced with short sleeves and matching gloves, sabt^ina neckline, and sprinkled with seed pearls. The bouffant skirt had a crushed oumberbund failing to a brush train, Her finger-tip veil of French sills illusion was held by a erewn at pearls and she carried a white Bible showered with stephanotis and satin streamers. The bridesmaids, Miss Joy Montgomery and Miss Louise Jefferson wore similar gowns of Dior blue sills organza. The strapless dresses had matebdng boleros, a large self bow ou the skirt and their w'himsie hats were of blue net and velvet. They car- ried bouquets of white shasta mums, Two little nieces of the groom, Maureen Roisseile of Toronto and Joanne Downie of Penetang were dainy flower girls in white silk organza over blue, white flowered headdressee and carried nose- gays of white baby plums, Thomas Brydgos, Belgraee was his brother's best man and Laur- ence Taylor the bride's brother and Kenneth Downie, brotherdn- law of the groom were ushers, A reception followed at the home of the bride where lunch was served on the lawn by girl friends of the bride -Edith Boyd, T�hyllts Losteli, Ruth Crozier, Muriel Dale and Beth Cud:more. They wore assisted by Nye, Dave Anderson, Mrs. W. L. Whyte, Mrs, Dave Millson, Mrs. Den Buchan- an, The bride's mother received her guests in an orehld linen sheath with matching jacket and white accessories, Tile groom's mother assisted, who wore a wine printed Arnai dress with white ac- cessories. Both mothers had white carnations 004'9ag013. The bride and groom later left on a tirtp to the Eastern States, the bride travelling in a blue silk sheath with matching three- quarter coat, white accessories end a corsage of stephanotis, They will reside near Belgrave, The bride is a member of bile Clinton Public School staff, 1 F. Bruce Medd Was McKillop Treasurer 'l'he death occurred In at, Jos, ('p1t's Hosllititl, Loudon, on Tues- day, Jtlb^ 19th), of 10. Bruce Medd in his 801,11 year. 'Vic. Medd hall been in the hospital for a number of weeks. A son of the late John 11. Medd and his wife Elizabeth Bruce, he \vas bora on lot 15, con, 7, 111111011 1101. He was married on April 18, 1996, to bliss Annie Leitch, also of Ilullett, and they farmed on lot 17, con. 6 until Ito and his bro- ther purchased the Exeter cream- ery, Which he managed until 1919, when they cause to MicIC(Ilep twp, two utiles north of Sal fort11, Bolton Family Hold Reunion '1'lle 2511, annual Bolton reunion was 1101d al the Seaforth Lions Paris July 17th with an attend- ance of 65. Mr, Ciifford Elliott, president for this your, conduct- ed the eleatlmin of officers for 1961, President, Mrs, Mae Ilille- breahe Seaforth. Vice pres., 01iv- 0r N1111011, Listowel, Bea„ Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Elliott, Seafcrtll, Treas., Mrs. Don Gravett, Exeter, A full program of sports under the leadership of Mr, and Mrs. Louis ,Bolton and their commit- tee was enjoyed with the results: Pre school children, Jiuuny Durst, Debby Durst, Mark Elliott. 8 yrs. nll(1 under, Jerry Duvet, Mary Elliott, 12 years and under, Bob Pryce, Christine Pryce. 14 and under, Bruce Elliott, Bob Pryce. Young men's race, 13111 Campbell, Robert Elliott. Young ladies race, Helen Elliott, Bernice and Emily Elliott (tied). Egg re- lay, Mrs, Robert Campbell's group. Men's shoe scramble, Bill Better, Robert Elliott. Ladies shoe scramble, Marjorie Baxter, I Mrs. Les Pryce, Rolling ball through stove pipe, Robt, Elliott, Dropping clothes pins, Mrs. Don Gravett, Throwing paper Plates, Ml's. Stewart Humphries, Clipping clothes pins ou hat, Mrs. S. Humphries. Lady with largest ear rings, Mrs. Margaret Humphries, Man with mast Pen- nies in bis pocket, Wm. Elliott. Youngest person present, Paul. Humphries, son of Mr. and Mrs, William Humphries, Walton. Oldest lady present, Mrs. Mar- garet I3umphries, Walton. Oldest mal present, Wilfred Elliott, Lis- towel. Family coming farthest, Clifford 12111010 and family, Stoney Creek. TAYLOR - SCOTT Arnold Johnston Taylor, of Brucefleld, and Marylyn Jean Scott were united in marriage by Rev, W. H. Summerell at Duff's United Church, McKillop, on July 16th at 2 o'clock. The bride is the (laughter of Mr, and Mrs. Ro beet' M. Scott, RR 1, Seaforth, and the groom 1s the son of Mr, and airs. Victor Taylor of Brumfield. It was a double ring ceremony. The church was decorated with caruations and roses, ferns and candelabra. Bridesmaids were Miss June Smith, RR 5, Seaforth, and Mies Elaine Taylor, sister of the groom, of Brucefleld. Miss Marguerite Scott, RR 1, Seaforth, was maid of honor. Mr. Morley Taylor of Sarnia, brother of the groom was groomsman, Uehees were Mr, Ro- bert Scott, brother of the bride, and Mr, 'Murray Cockwell, Listo- wel, The bride wore a dress of waltz length, chantilly lace over pleated net and satin with a fitted bodice coming to a point at the waist; ba- teau neckline and long lits point sleeves, Ruffles of lace and net full Pram the waistline at the front, short chapel trait. Front decorated with iridescent se- quins and pearls, tiara encrested of pearl and iridescent sequins, and finger tip veil. IIer flowers were deep pink roses and ferns. The bride's travelling costume was a moss green and white sheath dress and matching coat, white accessories, corsage of pink roses. The bridesmaids wore mauve nylon over mauve taffeta with mauve cumberbund and bow with boat neckline, cascade of yellow carnations with mauve tips. The maid of honor's dress was green nylon over yellow taffeta with green taffeta cumberbund and bow with boat neckline; Hewers, cas- cade at yellow with mauve tips. The flower girls were twins, Bonnie and Betty Taylor, wear- ing green nylon over yellow taf- feta, and cascade of yellow car- nations with mauve tips. .Stephen Taylor was ring bearer. Mrs, Mervin Pipe played the traditional wedding music. Mr, Dan McDonald of Walton sang ",Wedding Prayer" and "Because. The reception was in the parlor of the church. Assistants were (Mrs. Bruce Coleman, Mrs. Lloyd Wheeler, Mrs. Clarence McCut- nheon, Mr's, Jack Coults, Miss Linda Papple. The linen table cloth and dishes at the head table were Arnold's grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Campbell, a wedding gift of 50 years ago, and Jean's grandparents, Mr, and IMis. 'William Beattie. Gueets were present from Clin- ton, Seaforth, Cleveland, Bruce. field, Toronto, Brussels, Islington, On their return from a wedding trip to United States and Eastern Canada the 'nappy couple will live at RR 1, Brucefleld, COUNCIL TO CARRY ON Town officials are of the opin- ion that it would not be neces- sary to fill the vacancy for the balance of the torn in Seaforth council caused by the passisg of Mayor B. F, Christie on Monday. The sections of the statutes re- ferring to cotnneil vacancies do not provide for filling a vacant seat 1111(.01' those circumstances, Councillor Ed, Daly was ap- pointed Acting Mayor at the Jttly meeting, Soil & Crop Association Twi. light meeting at the Huron Coun- ty Home on Tuesday, Jttly 26011, I -Ie was elected to the township council in 1920 and after serving as councillor for seven years was asked to accept the municipal treasurershtp, 101110,1 office he fill- ed for 13 years. The County of Huron appointed him patrolman for the county road between Bea- forth eaforth and Winthrop in 1927. Mr. and 'Mrs. (Medd retired to Seafortlt. in 1951. He was an adherent of North- side United Cltureh, Mr, Medd followed current events with In- terest. Besides bis wife he is survived by two daughters, Olive, Mrs. Ed Go(lkhr, Walton, and ida, Mrs, Wm, Livingston, Hullett; also one sister, Mrs. George Layton, Exeter, and one brother, ,lames of Hullett, There are eight grand- children and eight great grand- children. The funeral will be held from the Box funeral home, High St„ on Friday, July 22, at 2 p.m. Rev. W, R. Summerell will 'officiate and burial will be in Maitland - bank Cemetery. CiIRTER—PETHICK A pretty wedding was solem- nized at the First Presbyterian Church, Seaforth, on Saturday, July 16, 1960 when Marjorie Jean Pethick and Donald Kenneth Car- ter exchanged wedding vows in a double -ring ceremony before the Rev. Douglas 0. Fry, of Chester- -dile, amid a setting of pink and white carnations, mums and gladioli, ferns and candelabra. The bride is the daughter of Mir. and Min. Ilarold Pethick of Seaforth and the groom is the son 'of Mr. and :(fn's, Edwin H. Carter of Innerkip. The bride, given in marriage by her father, chose a wedding gown of white pure sills organza over taffeta. The fitted bodice featured a portrait neckline, long lily -point sleeves trimmed with lace applique and seed pearls, The full length bouffant skirt featur- ed lace circles throughout. Her fingertip veil of nylon tulle, edg- ed with lace was held in place by a tiara of seed pearls and site car- ried a white bible crested with a I mauve orchid. Maid of honor, Miss Beth MoEwiug, Blyth, and brides- maids Mfrs. Doug Carter, Inner - kip, and Miss Marlene MIi11er, of Seaforth, wore identical street - '1 h treet-'length gowns of violet silk organ- za. The full bouffant skirts were emphasized by the fitted bodices with tucking down the front edg- ed with appliqued organza, with 1 carp sleeves, and carried a bouquet of yellow roses and white tlteph. anotis. Doug Carter, Innerkip, brother of the groom was best man. The ushers were Keith Pette ick, Seaforth, brother of the bride and Jack Cartes', London, cousin of the groom. Traditional wedding music was played by Mr, H. A, Kempster, of Goderlch, who ac- companied ocounpanied the soloist Mims. Don Overholt, of Merriton, who sang "The Wedding Prayer" and "I'll Walk Beside 'You", For receiving at the reception in the chetah parlours the bride's mother wore a blue sculptured nylon dress with white aeaessor- les. The groom's mother chose a 'SHerbert Levy" creation to white with. aqua and silver ornamenta- tion with white and navy accessor- ies. Both wore corsages at red roses. Serving were the Misses Aileen Petrie, Gloria Boyd, Made - lou Townsend, Gloria Carter, Er- ma, Towneelul and Suzanne Dick. NO OHe1.NGJ' IN BILLING In reference to the new water rates, P.U.C. manager R, e. Bous- sey started this week that the Public Utility Commission has 1109 ,officially matte any change t1p to the meant time in their method of billing for apartment water rates. However any Change in future pokey is up to the Commission. No overall increase in water rates ]tall been made, he contend - e2, but there had been re -adjust- ments to make the rates fairer. Trousseau Tea For June Snaith lags, Alex Smith entertained at a trousseau tea, on July 11 hl hon- or of ,lel daugh-ter June whose marriage takes place Saturday in Duff's 'Gusted Chetah, •MeKillol'. Mrs, Smith and the bride -elect- re. t'eivecl the guests, Hiss Kaye Mc- Cowal wag In ('13(11'80 of line Ieg- .ister, The trousseau and gifte wets shown iii the after10(11 by Mrs, Bruce Coleman, Miss Jean Scott, ;firs, Jack Stewart, Mt's, Ross Cockwell 'and - :Miss Linda Papple. Mrs. Carl Dutton and Mrs, Peter McCowan Poured tea in the afternoon. Mrs. Elgin Fowler and G Mills Marion 1lnnt served the guests. In the evening the 100110seau and gift; were shown by Mrs, Bruce Coleman, Miss ,Teuu Sault, Mrs, Nell Cockwell, Mrs, Mar Coekwell and Miss Shirley Hen- derson, Mrs, Archie Smith, Mrs, Vlac Scott and Mrs. John Brough poured tea, Mrs. Fred Elliott and Mrs, Elgin Fowler served the guests. Others assisting in the afternoon were Mrs, Gordon Pap' pie, Mfrs. Francis Coleman, Mirs, Fred Elliott and Mrs, 'Frank 1 -sunt, and in the evening, Mrs, Wilfred Coleman, NITS. John Hen- derson, 'Mrs, Peter McCowan and 'Miss Marguerite Scott. J1feLLWti I N --- HACKWELL Duff's United Chureh, Walt 011, was the scene of the wedding ori Saturday, July 1611t, of John Har- vey MoLlwain of Seafortlt and Audrey Joan iiackwell. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and firs, 'Wesley Hn.ekwell of Walton and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McLlw'ain, of Sea. forth. Rev. M. Thomas officiated at 3 11.111. :Miss Marion McLlwain of Sea - forth and Miss Joan Talbot of Seaforth were bridesmaids and t Miss ,Tune Hackwell of London! was maid of honor. (''lower girls were Debbie and Dena Wey of Walton, Gordon Pullman of Sea-` forth was groomsman and the! ushers were Reid 1-Iackwell, Wal- ton a1)11 Ken •Mcl,lwuin, Seaforth, Ringbearers were Clayton Ieraser of Walton and John McGrath of Dublin, and Jini unit Larry Ma l,Jwain of Seaforth were the ran - die lighters, The bride's dress was of white silk organza, floor Iength, lily point sleeves, Bertha collar with 'V' neckline, trout and back, lace appliques with sequins on skirt and bodice: Swedish crown with rhinestones held. by a anger tip veil of Bund rolled I''rench tulle illusion. Her flowers were white mums and streamers 0n Bible. The bride's travelling costume WAS a green and white two-piece duress with white accessories, and a corsage of yellow roses. The brilesmaid's and maid of honor's dresses were slu'imp col- or, sweet heart neckline, rosebuds of same material at top of cap sleeves. picture hats with stream- ers; flowers, nosegays of white mums. The flower girls wore light print green dresses with white scalloped overskirt; flowers, nosegays of mums. The grooms gift to the bride was a set of (cultured pearl neck- lace and car rings; the brides gift to the groom, sterling silver cuff tutee and tie pin. Mrs. Harvey Brown of Blyth was organist; pianist was QA's. Daviel Backwell, St. Marys. The soloist was Miss Beverley Sholdice of Bredlragen. The reception was held in the church Parlor where the bride's mother received in a light brown silk (tress with beige accceesnries and corsage of copper tinted mums. The grooms mother wore a Powder blue dress and accessor'- 3,,, 51.10 a Year :4udroriassl m+ Rerwu<1 Can.' enol, PoFt (,trier Dept.. 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St. Marys, Stratford, Seaforth, Wel- ton, Erin, Lloydtown, Dublin, Yu - rich, I"ordwich, llrndhagen, Clin- ton and Rochester. N.Y. I'pon their return front 0 wedding trip - to Ottawa and eaeslern Ontario Mr. and SeIrs, Mchiw•ain 10011 re• side in Seaforth. A. trousseau tea was held on July 0th when gnests were recei- ved by firs. Hackwell and Audrey and Mrs, II. MoLIwain. Mrs. W. Dennis assisted at the door, Pouring tea in the afternoon were Mrs. Albert Stubbs, 'Mrs, W. Stubbs, bit's. J. (Whitbread and Mfrs, T. Stubbs. in the evening, Mics. P. B. Gardiner, ,Mrs. Nelson Reid, Mrs. L. Ryan and Mirs, elth- el Tlackwell, Serving in the titer-, noon i ter - noon were Claire Iiackwell. Bren- do, IIouston, 'Mrs, Dou Gray and Mrs, Doug Fraser, In the evening, Dorothy hers, Mrs, C, Wey and 'Mfrs, 11, Hicks, Showing trous- seau and gifts, June Tfackwell, Mrs. David llacltwell, Merlon Mc- Liwain and Mr's, E. McGrath, As- sisting with gifts. afternoon, Bev- erley Sholdtce, Bennie lloegy, Mrs. Ron Bennett, Mrs. H. Travis and evening, Mrs, Houston, Mrs, Fneis, Glenna Houston and Caro- lyn Fraser, Assisting in the kits elten, afternoon, Mrs, 3, Coutts, Mrs. 11. llumpltries; evening, (Mrs, E. Miller, Mrs. G. Murray. IS'howsrs were bele, at Duff's Un. ited Church, at Mrs. 13111 Iloff's, ,SeaBorth witty ,loan Talbot, assist- ing; at Stratford, hostevses, Ml's, Welton and Phyllis. The bride is a graduate of :Stratford Teachers College and is e member of the staff of Hamlet school Stratford Noted McKillop Drover Passes John J. Metlavin of Walton, died Mion(1ay at the holue of his son, Gordon, lot 22, con, 12. Me- IlUlop Township. Ile had been in poor health for about five montiis, In his 901.11 year, he was a drover and farmer most. of leis life. Born in Stanley twp., and at -tended the L.eadbury School. ole:Biop- lie was a member of Felted ('lurch at Walton. Iie was married in Mo. Killop 70 years ago. His wife, the former 'Estella Berry, died in 1901 ,Surviving are his son Gordon; one daughter, Mrs. Wilbur (Jen- nie) Turnbull, Grey twp., one brother, Tsaac, McKillop; one sis- ter, 'Mrs. J, L. Kerr, Seaforth; seven grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. The funeral will be held Tlturaday at 2 p.m, atthe hone of his son. Burial will be in Brussels Cemetery. DIES OF HEART ATTACK Attending the funoral of the late Robert. Milson at Milverton on Tuesday afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Gillian Dolnmge and family, elrs. ,Tames Love, and Mr. and Mrs. George Love and fancily. Robert Victor Nilson, 34, of Milverton, celiapsed and died on. Saturday, apparently from a ]heart attack, while driving a jalopy at Bridgeport Speedway. near Kitch- ener, He was born in Tortiuto, Aug. 17. 192e, ,luring the Second World War he serted overseas with the RCAts. A -former resident of Ham- ilton and Kitchener, he proved to 10ilvcrtnn three months ago and was employed as a driver by 11i1- w:ra m Transport Co. On Nov, -1, 1951. lie married Shirley Love. of -Seafortlt, and they had ewe 11iidren. Geot't'rey, 2. and Beverly, :1, Besides itis; wife and children. ire is survived by his father, flurry Milson of Ham- ilton; one brother, Kenneth, New York City: one sister, Mrs. Gard on Ross, Windsor, Funeral service was held Tues- day at 1 pan., Rev. 11. E. Wright, I1.D., of St. Paul's Pnited Church, OMetering. Burial followed in Hamilton. New Provincial Constable Arrives - Provincial Constable Allan Bnwering, of Kitchener, has been appointed to Seaforth, eneceeding Cpl, John McDowell. Constable Bnwering is arriving in Seaforth this weep. Mrs, Dowering anti children will move to Seaforth soon. lie has been on the force about nitre years anti has been In the trafflc department. B. Miller Goes to Banff Cadet Camp Bruce Mi111er, son of Mir. and Mrs, 11'. P, Muller of towel, left 011 Wednesday- to go to the cadet conte at Be.uff. Bruce left from Wolseley Barracks, London, where be has taken a coarse the past two weeks. Altogether ahotnt 125 will go front Ontario and they will sleet other contingents from the M'a'lttme; and western pro- vinces. They will be at Banff for three weeks, Ileum, has been cutlet major of 111e school cadet corps this year DUBLIN Rev. Father Shantz, SC`inaeor, with Mir. and Mrs. 1-lagh Benning- er. ihlr. and Mr's. Fergus Staple- ton spent a week in Northern On- tario, lir, and. Mfrs, Dan O'Rourke and sun are visiting at Rosetown. 8,'t - shot chewan, -Hiss 'Mary Eine, Zurich, with Bliss Joanne Stapleton. Mics. Tont Kay of Seaforth with Mr. and Mrs. 13111 Smith. Louis McGrath spent a week at Windsor. Mr. and Mrs, Free, Overdulve and children, Iia.ntilton, with Mrs. Mary Feeney, Maurice Fitzpatrick, Detroit, at his home stere. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Palin and family, Toronto with air. and Mfrs, Lloyd McCarthy. Mr. and Mrs.- led McGrath, of 'Merton, with friends here. •her, and Mrs„ Frank Maloney of Kitchener, with Mrs, Catharine Feeney, 11)', and Mrs, 11111 Evans and faily of Cltipin.wa, with'Mr. and Mfrsm, Frank Eo'aus, 'bliss Lorene Looby, R. N., Lon- don, with her mother, Mrs. A, M. Looby Rev, 'Monsignor Mahoney, and Monsignor J. P7. Feeney, London, With ]rev. 17r. J. B. Ffoulkes. Mfr. and firs, Gen, E, Holland anti firs, (;erala holland are in Edmonton attending the Profes- sion ceremony and reception for Sister el. Augustine, formerly :Miss Barbara holland. making her dual cows Sister Aanusline who is the youngest t11ngitter of Mir. and Mfrs. Geo. E. Holland, :(t - tended Dublin Separate School and graduated from Dublin Con- tinuation School, Rev, .Tames Jordan C.S.B. who - was ordained at St, Basil's Church, Toronto, on June 29, and celebrated Inc first Solemn high Slags in Detroit o11 July :1, was the celebrant of a Mass at St. Patrick's Church, Dublin o11 -Sat- nrday, lather Jordan is the 1011 of Mr. and Mrs. J. 1.. Jordan, De- troit and a. grandam of the late James ,Jordan, who was Poetmast• er at Dublin for "o year,. Among those attending the '-3lase were c1ir. and etre. 1. F, aureate. Mrs, Bill Byrne, Detroit, bits. Leo Bolger, Wyandotte, •211' and Mrs, Lyle Jordan and John Welter, of Toronto. and Mrs, Jean Fortune, Sea forth. ��.^ CROP RIJI'O1?T Haying is practically completed. Dry weather is continuing in most parts of the County and is show- ing in Field Crops and pasture fields. Wheat harvost scents to be only one to two weeks awily. HENSALL Messrs Stewart Bell and 1 Sangster left tide week for 11011 - day fishing at West Tree, Rickey and Dianne Bedard of tiler on are holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Smith and family F. 0. George Sangster of liana - iiton was a weekend visitor with relatives Here. Mrs, Stewart 10011. Pauline and Ann and Karen Bedard of Ilder. ton are holidaying at Turubull's G rove. ',We. Inez hl 18wcn spent the weekend with ,her mallet elrs. Sparrow at Paisley.