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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1960-08-18, Page 1WII(>LE SERIES, VOL. 82 I'hORO 84 SI6AFORTII, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, Ai.'(3LST:tt, 11)0 41.60 o Ycsr nth"rir,. _ rd taass name, Dept., ,howls >:,,,+d• n lin s.. UPPER S. .H.S. Sci' RES i All,) Joann .Bach, Eng, comp. 50. Robert Beuttenmilier, bot, 51; zoo., 51. Robert i3innoudyk, aig, 69, goon, 54, trig. 57, phys, 50, chem, 05. Judith Boshart, zoology 52, Kathryn Bosdnirt, Eng, comp, 53, Eng. lit. 08, hist, 58, bot. 74, zoo, 115, chem, 50, Joan Boyce, bot. 53, zoo. 50. Harmon BroIhagen, Eng. comp, 51, Eng, lit, 50, nig, 73, geom. 64, trig. 73, plays, 65, (hero. 02, French Ruth. 52. Margaret C)iesney, zoo. 55, Lat, auth, 67, Lat. eomp. 56. Glenn Coutts aig'. 82, geom. 79, trig, 76, pity's: 74, ahem, 66, French auth, 55, James Crich, alg, 58, geom. 55, trig, 67, phys. 77, chem, 04, Fr. auth, 50 Fr, camp, 50, Ronald Eyre, Eng. comp, 51; hist 64, aig. 63, geom. 65, trig. 66, zoo, 61, Fr, anth, 51, Fr, comp, 50, Carman Fischer, bot, 51, Fred Flewitt, Eng, comp. 50, Eng, lit, 51, alg. 82, geom. 60, trig. 80, bot, 67, zoo, 66, phys, 69, chem, 72, Robert Govenloek, Eng. lit. 53, aig, 66, geom. 03, trig, 59, pitys, 64, chem, 50. Donlyn Hemingway, Eng. comp. 57, Eng. lit. 52, aig, 77, .geom, 58, trig. 75, phys, 82, chem. 60, Fr. auth, 50, Fr, comp, 50, Fergus Kelly, Eng. comp. 50, Eng. lit. 52, geom. 52, hot, 68, zoo, 68, chem, 55. John Kdinkhamer, Eng. lit, 53, bot. 58, zoo, 68, Latin Ruth. 50, Lat, comp, 50. Lewis Knetsch, Eng, comp. 51, Eng. 111. 50, aig. 19, geom. 86, trig, 92, phys. 96, chem. 81, Fr, auth, 82, Fr. eomp, 69. Shirley Knox, Eng. comp. 55, Eng. lit. 65, hist. 57, geom. 51, bot. 76, zoo. 70, chem. 52, Fr. auth. 54, Fr. comp, 50, Faye Love, chem. 50, Fr. auth, 59, 1''r, comp. 62, Noreen MelIwing, Eng, comp. 50, Eng. lit. 53, aig. 63, geom, 67, trig, 57, pity. 78, chem 61, Fr, auth. 56, Mary McLeod, Eng, camp. 66, Eng. lit. 50, alg, 68, geom, 54, bot. 70, zoo, 69, chem. 55, Fr. auth, 61, Fr, comp. 50. Donald Morris, Eng. comp, 50, Eng. lit, 50, aig. 85, geom, 76, trig, 80, phys. 72, chem. 76, Fr. auth, 06, Fr. comp. 56. Betty Muegge, Eng. comp, 50, Eng. lit. 50, goom, 52, zoo, 58, Lat. auth, 59, Lat. comp 64, Pr. auth. 50, Fr. comp. 53. Carolyn Neil Eng, comp, 63, Eng, lit, 63, hist. 54, geom. 57, bat, 74, zoo. 71, chem. 78, Lat. an, 64, Lat. comp. 73, Fr, auth, 64, Fr. comp, 52. William Norris, alg. 56, geom. 60, trig, 70, zoo, 60, chem. 57. Jeanne Perrier Fr. Guth, 55. Violet Rakewlch, Eng. lit, 50, hist. 50, bot. 64. Fr. auth 67, Ray Scoins, aig. 61, geom, 61, trig. 58, pity. 75, chem, 60. Madelon Townsend, Eng. comp. 50, bot. 65, zoo. 64. William Van Den Henget, Eng. comp, 55, Eng. lit. 60, aig. 19, geom. 86, trig, 85, bot. 79, Phys. 85, chem. 80, Fr, auth. 72, Fr. comp. 55. Wayne Wilson, chem, 61. Margaret Wood, Eng. comp. 63, Eng. lit. 60, geom. 63, bot. 73, zoo, 71, ohem, 74, Lat. auth. 73, Lat. comp. 82, Fr, auth, 78, Fr. comp. 71. HORSES WIN Seaforth horses racing in Tor - ,onto did well during the week, On Thursday Gordon Pullman's Estelle Chips won second at the Woodbine'driven by lir, Harvey, In Monday's races, Wilson Oke's Adam Lee won third. This horse until recently was owned by Geo. Feagan of Goderich. MOTHER PASSES Mrs, William E, Bristow, 70, of 252 Erte •St., died Thursday at her home in Stratford. The former Maude Duciclow, she was born in Milverton, daughter of the late •Mr. and Mrs. John Duciclow. She had lived in Stratford for about 35 years and was a member of St John's United Church, Her hus- band cliecl 30 years ago. Mrs. Bristow is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Jack (Hazel) .Scott, .Seaforth; Mrs. George (Vi- ola) Powell; Mrs, Jack (Ann) Grainger, 259 Hibernia St., Strat- ford; ono step -daughter, Mrs. Clif- ford (Effie) Hendricks, Niagara Falls; one sots William, 546 Bruns- wick St., Stratford; one step -son, SIdney Bristow, Kamloops, B.0.1 nine grand -children, and seven great grandchildren. The funeral was held Saturday, Rev. W. Stu- art 1raeLood officiated, Burial was in Fairview cemetery, List- oWel. VARNA A large crowd of softball fates were on hand to watch the game last Saturday evening when Aub- urn defeated Varna. The service in the United Church will be withdrawn next Sunday, August 21st, Mrs, M. Miller of Leamington is visiting at the hone of her hiece, Miss Rachael Johnston. Mr. Sohn Pitt of St, Johns, Newfoundland, is visiting at the home of his parents, Rev. and Mrs. T. J. Pitt. A number of junior girls aro attending the United Church camp at Goderich this week, What the Grads Are Doing A survey t.itls week of plans for the coating term by members of the Grade 13 graduating class of 'Seaforth District. 'High School in- clude Teachers College for eight graduates: - 11018)on Brodhagen, Roo Eyre, Shirley Knox, Noreen MelIwing, I3etty Mitogge,• Carolyn Neil, William Norris, ;Margaret Wood, Three graduates enter engineer - big courses in university; Fred Flewitt, Waterloo University; Don Morris and Wiiitam Van Den 1tongel, University of West- ern Ontario, Entering 0,A..0. are James Crielt and Don Hemingway, Lewis Nnetseh will take the science course at R,O.T,P„ prob- ably at Royal Roads, B.C, Three girls will start training as nurses: Kathryn Boshart, at V101011al hospital, London; :Mary McLeod, Victoria hospital; Judith I3oahart, a. Kitchener hospital. Don Hemingway will eater OAC, Guelph. Donald. MacTavish To Education Post Minister of Education Hon, John P. Robarts, recently au-, pounced the appointment of Don- ald MacTavish as Director of Auxiliary Educational .Services for the Province of Ontario ef- fective August 1st. Donald .MacTavish is a gradu- ate or Seaforth Schools, and con- tinued his studies at Queen's Un- iversity, The Ontario College. of Education, University of Toronto, and Columbia University. Prior to his present appoint- ment, he had been employed by the Department of Education as a Special Services Inspector in the field of special education. Donald liaoTavish is a son of Mrs, 1lacTevish and the late John MacTavish of Seaforth, Percy G. Little Named Bailiff Percy 0, Little of Seaforth has been appointed Bailiff for the se. rend division court, of Huron County, according to announce. melt in the Ontario Gazette this week. Mr. Little took over his duties on August 5111. The position has been open since the resignation of David Lemon some months ago, D. L Reid, division court clerk, has been acting bailiff during the va- cancy. BAKER - WHITEHEAD A quiet wedding took place in Northside United Church parson- age, Seaforth, August 6th, when Jean Ritta Whitehead of Mitchell, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Harold Whitehead of Morris township, exchanged marriage vows with William Charles Baker, son of Mr. and Mrs, Albert C. Baker of Seaforth. Rev, J. C. Britton offic- iated, The bride wore a street length dress of sky blue with pint accessories and a corsage of pink roses. Mrs, Alex, Baker of Mitch- ell was bridesmaid wearing a royal blue dress with royal 1)1ue accessories and a corsage of red roses. Mr. Alex. Baker of Mitchell was groomsman for his brother. Mrs. Harold Whitehead and daughter Nora and Mr, and Mrs, Albert C. Baker were present, A reception followed at the home of the groom's parents, SIr. and Mrs, Albert C. Baker with relatives and friends present from Wingham, St. Catharines, Mitch- ell, Goderich, Clinton and Sea - forth. Fallowing a trip to Niagara Valls, St. Catharines, Wingbaiu and .,oderich, the couple will re- side in Seaforth, DUBLIN Mr. and Mrs. Ken Vanderwalher and Mr. and Mrs. George Ladd, of Pontiac, Mio11., with Mr, and Mrs, Joseph Dill. Mr. and Mrs, Bill Evans, Chip- awa, with Mr. and Mrs. Fault Ev- ans. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rowland, Oakville with Lon McGrath, Mrs. D. R. Monaghan, Kitchen- er, with Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Mc- Carthy. aCarthy. Miss Diane Kistner at Port Col- borne, Mr, and Mrs. Fergus Reynolds, Detroit with Miss Monica Byrne. Miss Phyllis Butters, Reg,N., London, with her parents, Mr, and 3Vlrs, Tom Butters, Miss Leona Krauskopf, Miss Angola Duchal'me, Miss Joan Mc- Laughlin and Kenneth Feeney have completed their stinuner course at Toronto. Mr, and Mrs. Ewart Wilson and son, Kitchener, with Mr, and Mrs. Pat Ryan, Rev, I -I. P. Feeney, 0.R,, St. Jerome's, Kitchener, with his mo- ther, Mrs. Kathleen Feeney, ENGAGEMENT f2r, and Mrs. Peter 10, Maloney, IRR 5, Seaforth, wish to announce the engagement of their youngest daughter, ,Than Elizabeth, to Mr. john James Flagarty, sen of Mr, and Mrs, Join P, Hagerty, The I wedding will take place Septem- ber 3r1. at 10,30 o'clock in St.l (Inluntbtn Roman Catholic Church i at St, Colttmban. McClure Family Hold Reunion A McClure reunion was held at Ilie home of Mr, and Mrs, Walter Mc (lure In McKillop, Sunday, August 14Lh with 137 present, The sports were in charge of lir. and liars. Olen McClure Mr. and 1tns, 11111 Taylor; Ross McClure, Ruh Lawson. 'fins winners were as fellows; Children 0 and under, ;Mario Mc_ Chace; girls-, 6.8, Barbara Mc - (,lure, Jatnice McClure; boys, 6-8, Neil bale, Jinn Anderson; girls, 8.10, Elaine Dale, Manche Dalton; boys, 8-10, Neil Dale, Clyde Mc- Clure; girls, 10-12, Elaine Dale, Margaret Leiner; boys, 10-12, Murray McClure; Flank McClure; young ladies, ,Margie Taylor; young men, Don McClure; ladies kick the slipper, Ruth Dale, Blanche Dalton; men's kick the slipper, Ken McClure: lucky draw, Fred Gibson; toothpick and lifesaver relay, Mrs. Shaddock's team; oldest person present, Wil- liam MoOhu'e ( 911 ; youngest per- son, Bryan McClure, 12 day old son of 14r, and Mrs, Nelson Mc- Clure; largest family present., Mr. and Mrs, Harvey McClure and fa- mily; person coming farthest dis- tance, Roger McClure, Winnipeg, Man.; closest birthday, Bennie and Betty Taylor (Aug, 14th) twin daughters of Mr, and Mrs, Jack Taylor; closest anniversary, Mr, and Mrs, ,Tack Brown, Lam- beth, It Was decided at the supper table that another reunion beheld next year on the second Sunday in August. The officers for 1961 are; Pres- ident, ,'Mrs. Gertrude Taylor; sec.- treas., Miss Ethel McClure; sports --lir. end firs. Glen McClure, Mr, and 'tars. Walter McClure,' Mr. and. Mrs. George Hothant. A. game of bail ended the very enjoyable afternoon,' Arthur Bolton Addresses Institute ;Mrs, R. M. Scott was hostess for the August meeting of the Seaforth W, I. on Tuesday even- ing, Aug. 0th. Mrs. Harold Flugall presided for the opening exercises and business part of the meeting. The minutes of the last meeting were read by the Sec„ firs. Leon- ard Strong and the treasurer's re- port was given by Mrs, Ross Gor- don. '1'hankyou cards were read from Mrs. J. Aikenhead, 'Mrs, A. Crozier, Mr. and firs. Gordon McKenzie, and personal .thanks was expressed by lits, 3, Grum- melt and P_Mls. W. 1-Iaugh. A pie- ntc is being planned for on Thurs- day, Sept, 1, with neighboring Institute branches as guests. The leaders' training school for the project "Club Girl entertains" will be held in Clinton on Aug. 30 and 31; Brussels, Sept. 7th and 8111 and Hansen, Oct. 0th anti 7th. Leaders for the iSeaforth Clubs will be Mrs. Gordon Popple, Mrs. R. M. Scott, 'Mrs. W. L. Whyte, Mrs. Sohn Btoadfoot, Mrs, G. Mc- Kenzie, M1•s, G. Elliott, The roll call was answered with "Methods of storing vegetables for winter". Freezing proved to be the most popular method. Mrs. James Keyes and Mrs. El- don Kerr, convenors of the Agri- cultural meeting were in charge of the program with Mrs. James Keyes presiding. Dianne Hender- son favored with two vocal solos, accompanied on the piano by her mother, Mrs, John Henderson, A humorous reading "Down on the Farm" was well given by Mrs. Gordon McKenzie. The motto "The final product of the soil is peo- ple" was commented on by Mrs. Eldon Kerr. Mrs. Ross Gordon in- troduced the speaker, Arthur Bol- ton, former Assistant Agt'i, Rep. or Huron and now a prominent ol7tllap farmer. He chase as his subject "The Challenge in Agri- culture". The three main challen- ges he said are first, make farm- ing a business, 2nd learn to know and understand other people, and third, maintain a standard of liv- ing for ourselves as good as our neighbours, the factory workers and business man. Mrs. Gordon Papple expressed the thankyou remarks to the spea- ker and hostess. A delicious lunch was served by the lunch commit- tee, Mrs, Gordon McKenzie, Mrs. I1, ,Hugill, .firs. John Kerr and Mrs. Tames F, Scott. DAIRY CALF CLUB ,Seaforth 4.T1 Dairy Calf Club met on Aug, 911) at the home of Mr. Bill Storey. A class of Hol. stein cows was judgedand reasons were given by all members, '1'lte leaders, Irvin Trewartha and Bob Gcmtmell, also Elgin Nett and Bill Dale, A class of Jersey cows was also judged and the official placings end reasons were givien by Irvin Trewartha. Mr, `Prewar Oa then discussed the showing and clipping of a dairy calf, The meeting was then called to order and the 441 pledge repeated. Roll call was followed by the minutes. Meeting was adjourned and lunch was served. Wilma .Dale thanked Mr. Storey for inviting the Club to their farm,- Amy ,Stewart thanked no Club leaders and Ken Gemmell thanked the officers for the wonderful job they had done, ENGAGEMENT Mr, and Mrs, Themes Purcell of St. Columban wish to announce the engagement of their niece, Mary Catharine Roach to John Raymond ,Smith, son of .Mr. anal Mrs. Adelbert Smith, Zurich, The 1 marriage will take place on .Sat- urday, Sept. 3 at 0 a,m, in St. Col umban Roman Catholic Church High School Addition To Start Monday Work on the fcve-ronut addition to Seaforth district high school will start on Monday, board mem- bers said Wednesday Logan m Con- struction of Stratford has the contract.. Tile cost has been brought down sufficiently to bring. it within the amount of the debenture 'issue, and nearly all details had been ad- justed, Trousseau Tea for Elizabeth McGavin Mrs. Gordon ITc'Gavin, ,:McKillop township, entertained at a trous- seau tea In honor of her daughter Elizabeth, bride or Aug, 20th, Roses, gladiola sweet pens and pansies created a lovely floral effect with pink and white stream - erg and bells decorating tate living 000111 and dining room. In the afternoon Karen and Connie Coutts opened the door for the guests, who were greeted by MTs. McGavin, Elizabeth and Mos, Marl Dinsmore. Miss Inekn. 130. ven directed the guests upstairs where the shower and wedding gifts were displayed by Miss Don- na. Willows, Carlingford; the trousseau by Miss ,Marie Johns- ton, Blusvale; linens and china, Mrs, Beverly [lamb, London. The dining table was decorated with pink and white eanclles hi a triple salver candelabra with a conventional arrangement or pink and white snapdragon, dahlias and clarkia, Mrs, Maud Leeming and lirs.l Wilbur Turnbull poured tea with 1 hiss Faye Love and Mrs, Wil -1 Liam Coutts serving and Mrs.' N.thel IIackwell and Mrs. Alex, Dennis- assisted in the kitchen, In the evening Mary Leeming. was at the door while Miss Mur- iel Schade and Miss Claire Rack - well assisted upstairs with Barb- ara Turnbull directing the guests upstairs and to the dining roam. Mrs. Clark Matheson poured tea with Mrs. W1u, Leeming and Mrs, \Win. Tiu'nbull serving, while the kitchen was in charge or firs, 0, Sholdice, Sirs. N. Schade and Mrs. C>lms. McGavin, Shirley- Dinsmore was in charge of the. guest book, DOWSON - JEWITT The wedding was solemnized in Constance United Church, August 13, at 2 o'clock, of Joyce Elaine Jewitt, daughter of iMr.'and Mrs. Win, R. Jewitt, Hullett, and Wil- liam Floyd Dowson, Varna, son of Mr, and Mrs, Harold Dowson, Varna. Rev. J. C. Britton, of Sea - forth officiated. The Church dec- orations were white candelabra, pink and white gladioli. The bride was given away by her father dressed in a full-length gown of nylon. net and chantilly lace over bridal satin. The full bouffant skirt of chantilly lace featured a plain lace front and the back had tiers of lace and net !ruffles folding into a brush -train. Her fitted bodice was accentuated by a sabrina neckline trimmed with sequins and seed pearls. The sleeves were long and lily -pointed, The bride wore a cultured pearl drop with matehing earrings, the gift of the groom. She carried a bouquet of red roses. The maid of honor Mies Muriel Dale of 'Clinton, wore powder blue silk organza over tafetta, full skirt featured a shirred pan- el in front, the bodice front was accentuated by an insert of chan- tilly lace with a large rolled col- lar. Iler flowers were White Sha- sta Daisies. The bridesmaids, .Miss Janice Jewitt, sister of the bride, Miss Glenyce Jewitt, 00115111 of the bride and Miss Helen licll- wain, all of Constance, wore cost- umes similar to matron of honor. Their flowers were the same as Matron of Honor. The ringbearers Larry and Kenneth ,Jewitt, broth- ers of the bride. The best man was ,Mr. Robert Webster, Varna. The ushers wore lir. Dennis Tew- it.t, 14Ir•. Robert Johnston, Mr, Douglas Dowson. The organist, Mrs. Percy Iluth, of Fordwich, The soloist, Mrs, Clare Vincent of Londeshoro, sang "0 Perfot Love" and "The Wedding Prayer The bride's mother wore beige lace dress with beige and green arms - envies with corsage of yellow ro- ses. The bridegroom's mother wore blue lace dross with blue and white accessories and corsage of yellow roses. The reception took place at the home of bride's parents with over 90 guests. Table decorations, a 4 -tiered wedding cake and white eanclles. The waitresses, Mrs. F, Van der Moles of Guelph; Mrs. W. Stutz, ICitchener; MISS Betty Axtman, Walton; a Miss Janet Rawcliffe, Seaforth, and Miss Juno Ross of Staffa, The assist- ants in tho kitchen were: Mrs, David Anderson, Mfrs, W. L. Whyte, .Mrs. Lorne Lawson, kiss. Norman MoClinchey and Mrs. h', Riley', For travelling on their honey- moon to Points East, the bride wore a Sheath dress of embrofd eyed pure silk organza over taf- feta with a sheer silk organza jacket featuring a rolled collar, three-quarter sleeves and cumber- band waist buttoned at front in Romance Tllue, She wore a car - sage of Pink Delight roses, On their return they will reside on the groom's farm et Varna, Playoffs Set for Huron Football A Huron Poland] meeting wits held on Friday evening in Winthrop to draw up e,,hedules for the playoffs. A Series; St. ('olumbnn at. Winthrop•Aatg, 1,; \Wdntlurop at Si, ('oittnlban Aug. 22 St. Colnntbau at Winthrop Aug. 29 11 Series: Stratford at cmdnrich. Au'a. 20 Gatlrrivlt at Riratford, Atte. 21 Goderich at Stratford, Aug.29 All ,,,ones stu•t at , pan. sharp, St, Coduiuban and Winthrop tied Tuesday evening with 1.1. in opener of series, Standing before pia} -offs: Won 1,0st'Pied 01'. Winthrop „ 1'0 n 2. 22 Strafford I. .11 St. Coduntban 3 1t 3 9 Goderich 2 2 6 KIPPEN •Mr. and Mrs, 0, A, Moffat are vacationing in Western Canada, They will visit his brother Law. rens° in Regina and his sisters, Mrs. Lovina. Rathwell in Moose - jaw and firs. D, Kilpatrick in Leedale, Alta. Mr, l:ldrid MolTat of London has been the guest of his brother Jer- ry for two weeks. Decent visitor's of 191', and Mrs, E. Dowson included Mr. and Mrs, \"•m. Stogclill of Toronto, Misses Ella and Bernice Wright of Sut- ton; Mr, and firs. Fred Potter and lir. \Vm, Potter, Clinton; Mrs, Ewassack, Mrs. Been and two grandchildren of Stratford. Visitors at the Alderdice reun- ion held at the hone of lir, and Mrs. Verne Alderdice on August 14th included:.1Tr, and Mrs, Hugh Alderdice, Shirley, Kaye, Garry, Iiaren, Lynda and Janice; of Clarksburg: .lir. and Mrs. Ronald Rumble and Stephen, of Cooke- ville; M1', Ken Alderdice and Miss Nancy Wells of Toronto; Mr, Harvey- Alderdice of Pewee - son and hiss Colleen McArthur of Hamilton; Mr, and llrs. Janes Grierson, Glen and Mary of Tor, onto; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Alm and and Lois OE Smithville, Mr. and Mrs, George Alderdice, Ross, Eldon, Ivan and Anne of Medford. The person with the birthday clos- est to Sunday was Mrs. Walter Almond; annivelsary', lir. and Mrs. James Grierson; youngest. personpresent, Stephen Rumble; oldest person, Mr, -Iiugh Alder - dice; largest waistline, Ross Ald- erdice, smallest waistline, Shirley .Alderdice; longest name, Kenneth Alderdice; shortest name, Nancy Wells: children's kick the slip- per, Karen Alderdice; children's race, Lynda Alderdice. Miss Sharon McBride is spend- ing this week at the United Church camp at Goderich as a leader. Hiss Joyce Hood was a week end guest of Miss Berva Switzer, Clinton. At the Williams reunion held at Riverview park, Exeter, on July 31 Hiss Janet Doig ate off the marked plate and won a beau- tiful decorated cake plate edged with 22k gold, lit•, and Mrs, Lorne Schneider and family 06 Stratford visited recently with her father, Mr. Ro- bert Thomson, Sympathy is extended to Mt', and MTS. Frank Wright in the sudden passing of a dear mother, the late 'firs, James Wright, Mr. Norman Long was admitted Friday to .St. Joseph's hospital, London, in the interest of his health. -Hiss Marlene Keyes of Varna is spending two weeks with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Herb Jones. McKILLOP Cemetery decoration services will be held on Sunday, August 21st, at 2,30 pm, Rev. 0, 1.. Grosse I of Listowel is guest speaker and ,1911'. Harry Hoffman of Dashwood is guest soloist. Mrs. Christina Kieber is in Galt with her son, Harvey and Mrs. Kleber, Mrs. Chas, Eggert is a patient in Seaforth hospital; Mr. A. L. Hartmeir, Orangeville. I visited Mr, and firs, Norman Eg- gert. Mr. and Mrs, Clinton Dipple of Gowanstown with Mr. and 11r's, Irvin Ro(](, Mrs, Lavern Hoegy and Wayne Visited with her., sister at Lake George, Michigan, recently. Mr. George Baler is a patient in St. Joseph's hospital, London. - Mr. and Mrs. harry- Beetle with Ma'. and firs. T. Taylor, of 110110511, Mr. and firs, Stanley Koehler and ch11(010n 01 Kitchener visited with lir, and Mrs. Wm. Koehler, 1 he \\ omen Association of the McKildop 16.F.11 (hush held the August meeting at tine home of firs. Darold Smyth. Mts. Fred Rose and Mrs. Alvin Beuerman were h1 c'hru'ge of devotions with topic being the 21rd Psalm and relating at to summer vacations. Mrs. Elmo' Koehler took charge of business in the absence of the president, Mrs. Nichols, A Weiner roast -is to he held at the home of Mr. and firs, Elmer Koehler on August 30th. Next meeting will 1,, held at the home of Rev, and Mrs, A.utacher DETAILS R134DF Details for al combination beer and liquor store on North Main street are practically complete, it is understood, Confirmation of the agreement is expected limed. lately from the planning board, Mr, -Harold Jackson said on \V'ed- nesdny. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,1000,11,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,1,,,,,1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,u,,,,,,s,,,,,.011.0:,1 x,,4,,,1000,,.,,,,11,,,,,,,, N EWEST AND SIMPLEST Chiltern by WEDGWOOD This fine bone china setting .has been designed with the most appealing simplicity , , . suitable for any style of interior decor, •The distinctive hand -painted scroll is of raised green enamel. The plate itself is lined with gold. Be sure to see the striking new Chiltern. WEDGWOOD -A Living Tradition Since 1759 "Chiltern" is one o2 more than 125 different dinnerware and leaware patterns eanetnntly on display at JEWELI461t1' OIF'PS Seaforth EINE 11 INA 1 n ol 11.1111101111111.111.00 llllllll .011 11,101,11,11111,11011,1, 0111,.,11,1„1,1111,1,1,11,. 01„1 erivey of CONSTANCE Miss Glenda Pfaff of Cledir0n ,.pent holiday's last weak with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Ken 1'reszcator and Mr, and Mrs. Rus cel King and Mr, Herb Denver of Exeter, visited last Sammie, with Mr, and Mrs. Pn e z ator. Mr. Bill Millsnn has completed his six -weeks Sumner :school terns at the Toronto Tea hers' College at 951 Carlow St., Toron- to, This year 551 students attend- ed this College. We wish Bill ev- ery success in his endeavour as a school teacher, lir. and firs. Roy Barnett of Weston arrived last Wednesday to spend holidays with the tat- ter's brothel' and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs, Robt. Grimoldby. 'Mrs, Norman Willis, Carl and Susan, of Kitchener spent a cou- ple of clays last week with Mt'. and 'Mrs. Lorne Lawson. Hiss Sylvia Sanderson and E1 - mer Sanderson of •Blyth have been holidaying with Mr, and Mrs, Wilmer (=lousher and family Mrs. George Mcilwaim and Mary attended a shower Saturday after- noon in honour of Miss Joan Tal- bot at the home of ,Mrs. Jack Mc_ Dwainin Seaforth, prior to her marriage to Mr, Geo. Mclilwain Jr., on Aug. 20. Mr. Kenneth Johns of IIolly- burn, Vancouver, spent the week- end with lir. and Mrs. Lorne Law- son, Mrs, Agnes Dale, Bob and Mar- ion of Clinton, visited 881160y with lir, and Mrs, Wilbur Jew- itt and family. Mrs, Thelma Bromley of Kitch- ener spent the weekend with M1'. and Mrs, Wm. .T. Dale and family and attended the trousseau tea in honour of Mass Laurel Dale last Friday, .14r, and Mrs, Bordeu Brown and family spent Sunday at Port Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Simmons and family of Toronto are holiday- ing with Mr. and MTrs. Donaldliu- dteulan and fancily, Troif.s••sea 7', i Mrs, R'nn. Dale entertained at 0 trousseau tea on Friday. Aug. 12 in honour of her daughter, l.atlr• el Karen, whose marriage is to take place on Saturday-, Aug. 20. Welcoming the guests at the door were Mrs. Dale, the bride - elect and Mrs. Il, i,lousho•, mu- t11er of tine groom. The tea (anis was centred with an arrdu.5enlell or pink sweet. pets :and ivy and Pink candles, Ponriug' tea In tdx' afternoon were lbw. T, ,J, AleAliclt- ael of t,ndericln, grandmother of the bride and ,111's. .1, 1.. dell of Seaforth. In the evening Mrs, R. McMichael, aunt of the bride ,and Mrs. Lloyd 010110, sister of the groom performed the same duty„ Tea was Nerved by Mrs. Bruce Falconer, and Miss Deanna. Dale in 111e afternoon and by Mrs. har- ry Brydgne and Mass ACilmn to the eveutng, ,\irs. Stewart Dale. Miss Evelyn :McMichael, Mrs, Goo, Madiwitn, Mrs, 1?nr1 Not and :Mrs. Verne Dale assisted in the kitchen. 'rho trousseau and gifts were shown 111 the afternoon by 'Miss Muriel Dale, „Miss Wilma Dale, Miss ,lay Montgomery and Miss Lenora Hamilton and in the evening by Miss (.florin Doyd, Miss Marjorie Charters, Hiss Dianna Hale, Mays Audrey McMichael and hiss Marilyn Riley, In charge of the register were Kathy. and Cheryl Dale. l]r, tend firs, Leslie Bolton of i1ospeler and nil', and Mrs. Ciar- ence Montgomery have returned home from St, Lottls, ,Mich., where they had attended the Mi- chigan Slate Church of God Camp. 1 EOMONDViLLE � \t S1 u n 1liv,: , the h, lent.. cd young singer was in tlnderich ,0a Saturday night in connection . with t11e entertainment a1 'lc 'trade Fair. I lbs, Houghton of C'romar'" vis - !Red recently with Mrs, Il Dal- : - ry atla0. -lir, and'Mrs. James Mack and daughter Marilyn of I elm,ld and her eonsin Della Wallace or Sea - forth have been vacationing at 1 Port Elgin. also visiting relatives and friends in Seaforth :and vi- ' chitty, Mrs, Wallace returned with totem n, Delmont for a. short holt_ i day. Mast el' Bill Wallace spent a few' holiday's with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Scotchmer. llr, and Mrs, Oliver Yallop and .nim of Toronto visited with '.Mrs, Yalloii s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Scotcluner. Mr. and Mrs. Ed 1loyes have re- turned trent a delightful trip through Canada and the i'.S,A, ; traveling the new highway around Georgian Bay to Sudbury-, cross- ing at Sault Ste Marie and re- !1miring crossed 00er the new Mackinac bridge, through litchi. gas, staying with relatives and friends throughout their iourney. MIiss Adeline Chappel and bre. tiler Brian of Cromarty. who ! have been spending a few days: with their grandmother are now camping at little Falls, Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace of Black - 1 pool, England, visited this week with Mrs. H. Caldwell and son 1 John, 1 lir, and ,Mrs, Joe Nigh were in London last week with their Sou Charles. who was in Victoria iios.. pita.l for a check-up. DUBLIN A farewell parr- sponsored hx :VII'. and firs. Frank 1luxer and :411'. and Mrs. 'Michael McLaughlin honoring. Mr. and fit's. \\'m. Pee. ney who have recently tuoved to Kitchener, was held on Eatttrday evening. Approximately 75 rela- tives and netehhnrs ;mended 10 extend good wishes 10 llr, amt Mts, l erne: in their new home, They were presented with a ICt'aehler chair and a blanket ter which they graciously (20]1( red their titatnks Several rattles of eu- chre were arranged and 1 11111 11 t..., served 1,y a committee cif lath Mr. and Mrs, Frank Kr,n, 1, pl Fort Lattderchile. Florida, and Mrs. Anne liurrn;c, Galt, with Mrs. Catharine i<r:.0 d epi', lir, and Mrs. Jerry I•:cher), 01 Kitchener, W11 11 Mr. and Vefert Mr. and firs, Al Yonne: and the. f:ontly, Toronto wit11 Mcs, M. 16, O'Rourke. Air, and ;firs, \\'ilfreti 1)ttify and ,hilch•cn, 11 oodstoclf, and Mr, and \its. Maurice Dillon and family. tit, Thomas. with firs. Lentis 11>1- lan, Miss Ver7-2,1Cay. Detroit, with 1\1r, and Ml.. Fergus 11111,1) and Mt', 1,111 MVA. .10hn M. Murray, Mr. and 'Mrs. John liraus1,'ef and children, Drumbo and 'MT, anti Airs, i), McGilivray, London, with lir. and firs. Dan Costello, lir. and Mrs, 0. Denolnule_, Dun. des. wi11, Mr, and Mr's, Lorne Cron in. Lott O'Rourke ail Miss Pearl URourke, Dundas. with Sh'. and Mrs.. (ktyton Looby and Mint - rola iy es, therlehlives, Mt, and Mrs, 16, .1, 1)eau and daughter's, -Helen nod Debbie ax's. vacationing atSouthampton. mpton. Mt. and \irs. Frank 'Maloney, ,Misses Rose Mary and Katherine 14r, and \irs. Millie Feeney, Kit- chener, with Nit's, Catherine Peen. e)•,