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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1960-08-25, Page 1WHOLE SJ3IUIiS, VOL. S2 l'houe 34 SE/WORTH, ONTARIO, TIIURSI AY, Al' It'ST 25, :unfit RV_ I, Pos 114, OKE ASTE Mr, Orville Oke revolved a let- ter an Tnesday from the Civil Service Conlmisaion 0t1l'nring hint the position of Poatmaeter at Seaforth. Mr. Otte, who was one or nate rleent applicants for the post, said he had not received word yet from the Post Office Department, ire will succeed Miss Ruth Clurf who has been acting Poet" mistress since early this year, Other applicants Inc elle poli-. tion were Jack Webb, Barry Marshall, Ross McLoniglc, Nel- son. Carduo, Lyle Ilamnnond, Levi Kaltenswillor, M, 10, Clarke, Clar- ence Malone, Steeplejacks Do Repair Work Dan and Jaye Vincent of Grand Bencl, steeplejacks, have been at 'work on the eaves or the town hall this week, The repair opera• tion has been done from a sling hanging over the edge of the roof, WALTER. A. SCOTT The death of Walter Arnold Scott, 55, Seaforth, occurred eud- denly on Friday in the Woodstock General tIoapital, He was born and educated in Seaforth, the son Of the late Mr, and Mrs, Thomas Scott, He was a painter and decor- ator, Surviving are three broth- ers; Thompson Detroit; Leslie, Chicago; and John F,, Seaforth. The funeral service was held on Monday at 3 paw, Rev. J. 0, Brit- ton of Northside United Church, officiated, Burial was in tMaitland- banlc Cemetery, Tho pallbearers were William O'Shea, Frank Sills Jr., Frank Case, Scott Clufi, Lorne Wet[lan- ter, John Casino, Flower bearers were Donald Scott and Donald Fry. TOM' CIIOIJ CHONG Toto Chau Chong, 67, of Sea - forth, died at Scott Memorial IIos- pital Friday. He had operated a restaurant since he moved here in. 1934. Surviving are his wife, Lore •Sheet one son, Long Fay, both in China, and one son, Kong Ling, Central America, Larry Lee, Strat- ford, is a nephew. The funeral service was held Monday at 1 p.m. at the Box Funeral Home, Sea- forth, Rev, S, C. Britton of North- side United Church officiated. In- terment was iu Woodland Ceme- tery, Hamilton. The pallbearers were Jack Mc- Lean, John Bach, Alvin Hoff, A, W: Siliery, William Box, Stan Nichols. Flower bearers were Lar- ry Gene, Tom Lee, Hank Yip, and Bennie Gene. ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Charters wish to announce the engagement at their second eldest daughter, Marion Joan to Mr. John Gerald Nigh, son of Mr, and Mrs. John Nigh, R.R. 4, .Seaforth. The wed- ding to take place Sept. 17 at 11 o'clock in St. Sautes' ,Church. ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Burns, of Staffa, announce the engagement of their daughter Claudette to Frauklin John Elliott, son of Mr, and 'Mrs, Lorne Elliott, Staffs• Wedding to take place on Sept. 10 in at, Patrick's Church at Dublin. GRAIN CLUB MaKillop Grain 01111) will meet at 8.30 p.m. on Monday, Ang. 29th at the board room in e Clinton. CROMARTY Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Balfour and daughter Jayne of Sault Ste. Marie are holidaying this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Will Hamilton and other rela- tives. Mrs, A, Campbell and daughter Miss Belle Campbell of Seafortll visited recently with Mr. Andrew McLachlan and Mrs, Grace Scott. Mr, and Mrs, ilarold Coleman, John, Joan and Alien of Seaforth were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Carter Kerslake and fa- mily, Mr, and Mrs. I-Iarold Snell of ,Clinton visited recently with .14r. and Mrs, Robert Gardiner. Mr, and Mrs. R. 0. Spears of Toronto visited daring the week end with his sister, Miss Olive Spears. Mrs, Jennie Wilson of Toronto Is visiting with Mrs. E. Moore and Mr. and Mrs, T. L. Scott, IMT, and Mrs, Norman Herbumn and Mr, and Mrs, Robert Gardin- er attended the tlnreshormeti's convention. in Sarnia nn Satur- day and also the ball gamo at De- troit on Sunday. iM'r, and Mrs. Frank Cadick, Sharon and Donald of Sarnia spent the week end with Mr, and Mrs, John Wallace and family, Mr• Prank Stagg and Ma's, M, Houghton attended the Houghton family reunion which was held at Fanshawe park on Sunday, Master Timmy McDonald of Mitchell le holiIaying this week with his aunt, Miss Olive Speare, 'Ceugratttlationa to Mr, George Wallace who celebrated his 80th birthday quietly at his hone oil Saturday, •Bobby and Sandra lIulley of Winthrop aro holidaying with their grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Otto Walker, Activity On Market Street Plane are tieing made to 1'aiae the centre purlieu or the entire length of the roof of 1110 former drying kilns at 3110 east end of Bird the Ontex building not' owned by Pet Bird Flies 13rtui Smith and associates. The paroose of the elevated Centennial at Stanley T'cup. Homestead Mile From Horne root Is to provide apace for a 111 the year 1844 RobertDanny, a pet budgie belonging 10t'ttno track 101 hiring Meantl anti his wife, Isabella 'Nelson, to Mrs, Clarence Malone, is satel5' hnilera alul other heavy equip ,with their rive children Samuel, Teobet, Jane, Lucinda and Jaime, who at that urine was one year did, left County Tyrone, Ireland, crossed the Atlantic in a sailboat, the trip to Canada taking seven weeps. They trade their way to lot 12, Bayfield Road North, Stanley Twp, Robert Reid's bro.. there John and Andrew and their sister Mrs, Turner with their returnee carte out about the mune time and all four settled on adjoining farms, Over 10 descendants of the late Mr, and Mrs, 110111, Reid gathered at the old Reid Homestead now occupied by lir, and Mrs, Gordon 11i11, on Sunday, Aug, 21, Mrs, I1111 is the Termer Ruby Reid. The occasion marked the 1001.11 anniversary or the building of Cho stone house, A stone slab above the front door bears the in- scrihtioht "Erected by Robert, and Isabella Reid A. D. 1860, James genas and Wm. Reid builders". (=nests Were present from Lon- don, Woodstock, Kitchener, Tor - Cars Damaged In Rear Collisions ', A. tear eitll c•0)1'101011 oeenrred in • front of St. Andrew's Chneeb hilqum, when a c s dritcn by': 11,1 Pillai' 111011)1011, rat l tin St„ Exeter WAS struck in the rear by a ear driven by Douglas; A. Gar- rett of ilyman Street, London, on Reid Sunday at noon. It .was raining at the Hine and the road was wet. Both ears were going. west. Dane mage to the Ronlston car was .$1a0 and the Garrett car 62ao, 111.1' constable Allan 1 ,wcrillJ of Sea- forh in vest igatot, On i unday of 1111(011 about •1 p.m. a ear driven by hiss Marg. ery Sykes of Stratford tea rt rack in the rime by a car driven by Mrs. Mary y lloyce of i1.11. 3, Sea. forth. Both ears were going nnh'tt] on the rise a. little way out of town at the time. Damage wan estimated at 217,0 to each vellicle. OPP Constable Allan [lowering iu- veetigated, Sl.:,u n Year Ana;e,iz••d un +,:,t CL,a:. mail. J'ndt 011ie140., ottawn 51"nv11:r Brun,., Publishers 4.11 p111"111"1"t,"111,1111.„111,,11,111,1,.1"311,1111111111111,11,1.11111,1,”111111103"pilin "1.e,1i111,1111"11.11111.131,% Ilnnle again after more than taus days or adventure during which the new more than 0 mile away. •Danny got away on Wednesday afternoon last and attempts to entice him back to his cage were not succesatul, He was last seen in the trees near the Malone hone on South Main street, Be was not seen again until about 111x o'clock Sunday after- noon on Uie roadway at the Scott Poultry Farms No, 2 farm. The bird was considerably more theme mile from Roma. There is no way or knowing what distance it ltad covered during the four days, but it appealed to be quite exhausted when flicked 1111 by Mrs, Ivan Willumsen, Danny Wats returned Monne on Monday and is none the worse for his exper- ience, .DINSMORE - McGAVIN In an early autumn wedding ou Saturday, August 20th, in Duff's United Church, Walton, Elizabeth Aurae, only daughter of Mr. and ,Mrs. J. Gordon McGavin, Walton, Ment, Some dry (leaning equipment which has been stored in the building was removed on Wed- nesday, Peter Hasten, a native of Hol - 111011, is emulated with Mr. Smith and is a skilled metal Ivoi'- lter. Mr. Iluybeu and family live near the factory, He WAS former, ly employed at Stratford, .Steam boilers, manufactured by Bell Industries, Seaforth, are now in the plant on Market St., and are in in•ocess of being equip. bell for gas or ail tiring, for custom trade, \Vorlt is also in progress manufacturing new blowers for Genesee Engineering. Another place of activity on Market Street is Just across the way where alleys are being put in the new bowling alley, in pre- paration for the opening next month, Liquor Store Project Stalled The project or building a com .1•icIL1I•AL;1'-7':i.LBOT Joan Isobel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Sona \V. Talbot, Sea - forth, became the bride of George Walter Mcllwain, of Constance, snit of Mr. and 3irs,. George Mc - Dwain, Constance, on Saturday, Aug. 20, at 2 pan„ in Northside United Church, Seaforth. Bou- quets of gladioli and roses decor- ated the church. Rev, J. C. Brit- ton off'ic'iated at the ceremony. onto, and local communities. The sirs, James A. Stewart, organist, became the bride or William Ed- binatien beer and liquor More youngesteperson• present was accompanied James A. Stewart, Stephen Elliott, sou of 2Tr, and Seal'ortlh, wlna sang "Wedding ward Dinsmore, son of Mr, and on North Main Street is stalled ,llrs, Norman Elliott, Toronto, Prayer" and Because," The Mrs, Earl Dinsmore, Seatorth, at least temporarily this week. ( On arrival in Stanley they built bride was given in marriage by Rev. J. C. Britton, Seaforth. per. The 30 flay option held by ITatoht l a log house to live in. The land her father, She wore a gown of termed Cite double -Mug 001001031 Jackson has expired and he was was covered with bush and for a white silk organza over taffeta before a setting o£ white gladioli unwilling to renew it at a higher number of years they igen a lot fashioned with Guipure lace hod - and lighted candles in graduated figure,of hard work clearing the land ice which featureda Sabrina neck- and burning the trees. It was not line and lily -point Sleeves, Colored Mrs. Harvey Brown played tra- unusual for those pioneers to sequins accented the bodice, A ditional wedding meek and ac- Mrs, Jeff Livingstone, 1 walk to Guclericlr carrying some .Swedish crown of pearls and vompanlecl the soloist, \Iisq' 1 Kevin of P Preston wheat to have ground into flour, lhfnecinnet held her Fingertip WALTON Sherry, Douglas ant ev n r' • r c tulle Marie The -Weeding Blue vale, as site , ,, be-) returned home after spend- In the year 1860 the present veli of hand•rolled 1•tei h sang "Tho emony g dh 0e P' t cast five weeks with the h,uue was built, '1'he men drew, illusion. S' e tarried a white Bi- t ceremony nohe anci ' 0 011 the j ing the 1 lee -crested with red rases. Miss fore he e 1 fotnor's father, Mr, :Malcolm lora- the stones i front the BaYfield oxo, Dove" during the signing of the R" ''r heltind the farm with oxen .Barbara Talbot, Seaforth, was register, Given in marriage by her fat h_ 50 r, j tic maid of honor, and bridesmaids 1 Miss Joan Ryan, R.N. left on • during the winter months, Later i were of Jack and tri es aids er, the bride wore a full length Sunday for Montreal where site these stones were heated in log 1 , 0 gown 1 of sills organza over has accepted a position at Victor_ 1 rimes for easier cutting, and the ; forth, and Miss Helen 3IcIirvatn, whit g t t g is Hospital, following summer the house was; L`lintnn They were gowned alike built taffeta and net, trimmed with •Chantilly lace, The bodice was styled on fitted long torso lines, pointed in front and buttoned down the baclt. The top of the bodice was enhanced with out out lace motif and a Sabrina neck- line of scalloped lace, Short set- in sleeves and mittens to match completed her costume. The low- er part of the full flared skirt had a deep scalloped lace motif with Mr. andllrs. Geo. Dundas are holidaying with their slaughter, Mrs. David Andrews and Mr. An- drews at their summer cottage at Oro Station, Lake Simcoe, Misses Karen and Connie Coutts visited with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, James Coutts, Sea - forth, last week. Mr, and Mrs. Torrance Dundas were guests at the home of -lir, scattered lace 'florets and detail and Mrs. Clem Stutz, Wellesley, stemming from R. A Jewelled on Sunday. crown held her elbow -length face Mr. and Mrs, Geo, Kirkby, Bur - veil and she carried a hand boil- wash, are visiting with Mr. 11, B. quet of pink Delight roses nested Kirkby in the village, in tulle and pink satin ribbon. ,nit's, J. H. Storey left Friday on anger maid 0f honor, Miss Claire a motor trip to the 'Eastern Pro- J-lackweil of Walton, and her Vhleee, bridesmaids, Miss Donna Wil- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Travis anci lows, Carlingford, Mils, John Me- Linda spent a few days at Niag- Gavin, Owen Sound, and sirs, ars Palls last weep, Beverly G•umb, London, wore id- Master Gary Bennett is a pati- eiltical gowns of sky blue silk ant in Scott Memorial Hospital organza over taffeta with white after undergoing an appendix op - lace underlay In the bodice, bout- eratiou on Sunday morning. Pant street -length skirts with Ml's. Alvin McDonald and Mrs. matching shoes, They also carried H. V. Workman of Seatorth are hand bouquets of pink. Delight on a motor trill up the St, Lawr- roses in tulle and white satin e11ce River. ribbon. Miss Sheila Flood of Seaforth Miss Cathy McLean, niece of spent a few days with Miss Linda the bridegroom was flower girl, Travis, wearing P•iuk nylon over taffeta Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Turn - with white lace bodice, She ear- em and sons Frankie and Freddie rietd a tiny nosegay of white and of Detroit, Mich. spent the week - pink baby chrysanthemums. Ma- end with Mr. and Mrs, Geo, Fox, 5ter Stewart IMoLean, nephew of Walton Other recent guests of the bridegroom was ring -bearer, Neil McGavin, the bride's brother was best man and ushers were Gorden Royle, Toronto, John Me - Gavin, Owen Sound and Ronald Mason, Orillia, At the reception which follow- ed in the church .parlous', the bride's mother received wearing a rose beige lace sheath dress with matching feather hat and a corsage of yellow roaes. The bridegroom's mother assisted, wearing mauve sills shantung with matching hat and shoes, anti corsage of yellow roses. For a honeymoon trip to the east coast, the bride donned a mint green two-piece costume with tan accessories, a feather That 40 brown shades and a cor- cage of yellow roses. On their return they will re- side in Kitchener where the bride is on the staff of Courtland Ave. School, and the groom is with the Department of Highways. Guests attended the wedding from Sault Ste, Marie, Toronto, Ortllia, Barrie, Burlington, Ing- msoll, Owen Sound, London, Chatham, Sarnia, Windsor, Sea - forth and Brussels, PRESBYTERIAN WMS On the afternoon of Tuesday, August 231'11meet- ing, the monthly meet- ing or the WKS or First Presby Evian Church was 'held at 3 pan. President, Miss Campbell, presid- ed and opened the meeting. Min- aof the June meeting were read and approved and a letter of thanks for Christmas cards from Mrs, Dickson was heard, also a letter from the Presbyter. sal president as to the program for the fall rally on Sept, 13th. 42 calls were made and an in memoriam was observed, Follow- ing the offering Mrs. Butt and her grout] gave alt interesting coverage of the chapter of the study hook on Africa. in ballerina -length dresses ammo. age 98, He Was buried cult o10anze over taffeta. They lfr, . Reid died hi 1808' ` at the aage ofstore matching arovnn and evils n, and carried bow:lets of white in e v r l ci a s hall Presbyterian ci- Yard Half a utile west of his home chrysanthemums with pink tulle, where his family worshipped. Mies Sharon Talbot was junior fames Reid igen taken the farm bridesmaid and Brenda Savouge over 50010 years before his Fath- was flower girl, Their dresses er's death. Ile was married inmatched those of the other attentl- 1838 to Margaret Webster attend- ee i ants• Ross Millson, Constanee, 1888Luekm•. They had dyer child- was hest man, and ushers were ren, Nelson, Mamie (Mrs. Dave Murray Dale, London, and Jack Elliott), Tom, Leonard. Fred, Crozier, Seaforth. Wedding dinner Ruth (Mrs, F. Mulholland) and was a ;-'el in the chetah. parlors Eunice (Mars, Wilbur Keys), 1 Leonard died in 1911 at the age of 17 and Tom died in 1935 et the age or 111. Their mother died in 19.18 at the age of 53. James 87thReid died in 1980 in his 87t year. A. niece of James Reid, ow- ing to her mother's death when a baby, came and lived in the Reid home until her marriage to Mr. Frank Whitmore in 1893. Some el her family reside in Olin - ton and vicinity. In 1922 Fred Reid took over the homestead and was married the same year to Rebecca Dixon 'MeGowan of Blyth, They have three girls, Anna, (Mrs. Bruce Keys); Ruby, (Mrs. Gordon Hill) and Doris (Mrs. Geo. Gantelon) all of Stanley Twp. In 1952 Gordon Hill and Ruby bought the farm and Mr, and Mrs. Fred Reid moved to Clinton. 20 Royal i`1' ' i�lton DinnerDinner%cdzr�e 1'ATTEIINS ;ViL. Discontinued IS YOUR PATTERN HERE *ALMOND WILLOW :1N1;1:3.+ WINGSGS °AI'ItU SH���()\VEILS *ARABESQUE*ARABESQUE13AMJ300 'BRIDAL VEIL CASCADE DAMASK ROSE DESERT STAR *FROST PINE *ORAN'I'Ii;\I I1AMP1;1IIIR, IihI1K\\'OOI) BLUEBLUE`°KIH.K\\'(11)1) PINK • M 1LVERN *MEADOW GLOW Qt EENSLACE SHERI3ORNE *SPINDRIFT TRACERY x Dcuot05 patterns 110W in 010e11 in varying quantities 25(..:;,, Discount on all pieces i11 stook -- as long as they last '. We'll be pleased to obtain other pieces and patterns as above at. regular prices as long as they are available from the factory. Fill in your Royal Doulton dinnerware now --before your pattern is clisc•ontinlledl Savauge's FINE CHINA Jls\\'ELLEIIY TUFTS Seaforth 31111111111111111,11,, , ,11111....11111,1111 t n 1111"11111111111111„1111111,1311111111,111 I11„1,1,11” 1,111111 e1111111„ 11,11111111,11 EGMONDVILLE Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Taman of Toronto were weekend visit ors with lir, and firs Roy 130(leoch. Recent visitors with Mr.,. Da- viaStephensonwere Mr, aull Mrs. Alex Wylie of -Marlette, lli- ehiga•n. ,Mr, and lire. Earl Boss and lir, and Mrs. Charles Stevens of Nf_ agora Falls visited with Mrs, .lean Weiland, 'lire, Hamilton at Auburn re- turned to her home atter visiting” with Mr. and Mrs. A. - C. Rout- ledge, Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Gray vis- ited with their son Donald Gray and Mrs. Gray of London. and assisting at thet tuner were Mies Marion Weiland of Toren - MissBetty C7auclie, Miss Joyce pent a few days with her mo_ Wilson, Miss Marion IToLlwain tUesl•, Iris, Jean Weiland. Ruth Crozier, and members Mrs. Lester Nicolle and boys of Group Three of the Woman's and Airs. Walter Quanz and girls Association of the church, Re- of Palmerston visited with the latter's parents lir, and Mrs. Johnnie Bine. Miss Faye Blue has gone with friends to visit her sister t Glor- ia) Mrs. Lyle Gordon of Murray harbour, Mr. and airs. Lorne Pepper of Niagara Falls were recent visit- ors with -lir. and Mrs, Jas. Hay. miring the guests the brides mo- ther wore a dress In orchid lace with matching accessories and a yellow carnation corsage. The bridegroom's mother was wearing a figured blue dress, matching ac- cessories and pint carnation cor- sage. After a honeymoon in north- ern and eastern Ontario, the cou- ple will live in Seaforth. The bride's going -away outfit was a pint twepiece dress, navy access- ories and red rose corsage, Guests were present from Markdale, Dun- dalk, Sha1'bot Lake, Goclerich, Clinton, Maxwell, London and Seaforth, EGMONDVILLE Dr, and Mrs. Alfred Butler and daughter Lois of llifflinburg, Pa., visited the former's uncle and aunt, Mr. and MIrs, Win. Scotch - mem, last week, Bishop and Mrs. Townsend of )Jr. and Mrs. Fox were Mr. and They have three children, Carol Loudon visited with the 11ormer's MM. Clean Pratt of Flint, Mich., Ann, Bev, and Lynda, who are uncle, 34r. Wm. Seotehmer and newlyweds. the fifth generation of the fam- Mrs. Seotcltmer. ily to grow up In the old home,i Visitors With lir. and -firs, MCKXLLOP BRANCH WITS There are three generations lie- herb Coombs on Sunday were The McKillop WIMS of First ing who were born at the house, Mr, Roger McClure and sae of Presbyterian Church held its An- named, Fred Reid, Ruby Reid, London and Mr, and Mrs. Lloydgust meeting at the home or Mrs. Lynda Bill, Popple and family of London, James Aitcheson last Thursday The years have brought many iMrs. 11. Dalrymple attended afternoon. Mrs. R, E, McMillan, changes, The phone teas installed ninon and spent the weekend with the Varley-Chappel picnic at lit- meeting vice President, conducted the in 1911hytdro in 1935. A cellar the ratter's parents Dir and Mrs. tie falls, Gaterich, last Sunday. meeting and opened the program was dug under main house in , W. R. •Tewin, lits, Thos. Barton of Listowel with a poem followed by a hymn, 1942 and furnace and pressure VII'. and Mrs. Bmden Brown, Inas returned Name after spending The scripture lesson was read by system added. Joyre and Elaine spent Sunday at the pest week with her daughter. Mrs. Aitcheson and Mrs. R. E. During the afternoon members Port Elgin and visited with tela- Mrs, st word Strong and lir. McMillan ]ed in prayer: Minutes or the family rem,iudseed and re tines in Hanover. Mrs, Brovv11 and 'Sl.rc'n0, aantl •11'11 dere visited of the last meeting were read called many events of the past Elaine are remaining in Hanover with friends in the village. anci rail call taken by the seers- years. Several sponte of their for the coating week, Mr. John Earle, who under- tary, The members were remind- 11 • t t't' ed or the 73thh anniversary of the 'Horan Presbyterial which will be held in First Church Tuesday, ,Sept, 131h. The next meeting is postponed for two weeks because of the rally and will he held at the home of Mrs, Robert B, Scott an Thursday, Sept. 29th. A love- ly solo, The Holy City, was sung by Mrs. Ed Dorrance, accompan- ied on the piano by her daugh- ter, Miss Gisela ltelbig. 'rho topic from the study boort on Africa was taken by Mrs. Thomas Abp- leby, Mrs. James Keyes and Mrs. R. E, McMillan and was most in- teresting. The offering was re- ceived by little Miss Mary Thani- pson. CONSTANCE Mr. and Mrs, Frank Riley visit- ed with Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Nor- ris of Guelph on Sunday, and Miss Heather Norris returned home with Mr. and lira. Riley for a few clays. M3'. and Mrs. \Wm. Dowsoe re- turned home from their lhoney- HENSALL ,Nits, Jean Moldwen of Vancouv- er and daughter, Miss Jean Me - Elven of Ithaca, N,T., were recent visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Hugh MoBvven, Malcolm and Catharine, 3Irs, Harold Parker, Geraldine Dorothy and Patsy and Mrs. Edna Corbett are holidaying at Grand Bond this week arr. aucl Ma's. Barry Connors and son, IIal or Albany, N.Y. visit- ed with Mrs. Connors' brother and sister -ill -law Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Chapman this week, Mrs. Marshall Gilmore and her ANKLES BROJCIINdaughter Marsha of Dundas wore bktgar McBride, Kiplien had 'recent visitors With Mr. and Mrs, bout ankles broken of \ ed•nes- Hugh i14cEweu, Malcolm and Cath. day when a grain elevator c011ap- ariuo, sad, Firemen were called from Hon - memories of the old home. Nel- Mi'. and airs. Jos. Riley visited went 141115011 at c '' " son Reid claimed to be the first Wille Mr. and Mrs. Arra Ellis 0) \'et011111 Hospital, at time of writ- one born in the house. lire. Wil- Summerhill on .Sunday. ing is showing some progress. burKeys 10 paying tribute to 14r. and llis, Lorne Lawson at_ Mrs, l.eyluru of Clinton is siai- her parents and grandparents ex- Ila» with Iles. Earle, pressed her joy at having this opportunity to mule home. Al- though the house is 100 years old she commended Ruby and Gordon on the fine state of repair in which they have kept the home, also improvements to lawn and driveway. She said she was hap- py to observe Ute same spirit and goodwill exists inside as did in former years, She also remarked that the old house lmd never been vacant and thatalways a 1110111..her or the family lived there. Ev- en if the name has changed it gives us a sense of pride to see it well eared for. Mrs. Mulhollandspoke and af- ter her remarks read "Bless this House" and a minutes silence was observed In memory of those who had passed away. Gordon 11i11 and Ruby were thanked for their hospitality and eachwere presented with a shall girt of appreciation. A picnic sup- per was enjoyed on the spacious lawns, sail o11 :Sunday evening when a straw -covered lith caught fire be. hindthe home or Leo Kudriakow- se, I1, R, 1, Ilensell, Firemen kept the blaze from spreading towards Um barn, which housed several pods being enticed in many fields. hundred chickens, Tltere was no i !Warty sown corn is Gabbing up damage done except to the hut. satisfactorily, tended the 25th wedding anniver- sary of Mr, and Mrs. Edwin johns of 3ritehell en Sunday, \Tisa ilristow is at Present vis- iting ,With her brother, William. 'Bristow at Sarnia, The surprise of the day was Mr, Ted Moorhead and ,John when 11r. Allan •Tonins, brother of \lennugall of 'Toronto event see• Mr, Edwin Johns, and Mrs, Allan oral days last weep with their grandmother, Mrs. II. Doig and Andrew, Johns arrived from Vancouver to attend the eclebration. 11r, and .tics, Nelson McClure, Clayton and Bryan visited with Mr, and Mrs. W. R. ,letvii1 ml BAYFIELD Sunday, lir, and -Mrs. T'"rant A11cl0rr0n Mr. and Mrs. Allan Johns of and two children of Science 11111, Vancouver spent Tuesday with spent the weekend tvitli her par - Mr, and Mrs, Lorne Lawmen. ruts, Mr. and lib's I;). Sturgeon, Mrs. Thelma Bromley of Kitch- ener and Mrs, T. McMichael and Evelyn of Cloderich spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs, \Wet, Dale after attending the Clonsher- Dale wedding on Aug. 20, Mr. and firs, Wilbur Jewitt and family and Mr, and Mrs. W. R, ,Tewttt and family at the McRorie picnic 11 1pperwash Park last Werinesclay, 'tet Vl'tnrlsor after spending 11 va- cation at their home, CROP REPORT IMr, and Mrs, 16. W, Ocidlndfson, Continued lvltrn1 dry weather is London, spent the weekend at ailing 1lnrveet operations but is their home. very rough on the growth of post- 'Trinity Anglican Guild held a tires, according to 1:1, IT, Miles, successful 11111103' sapper on Wed - Agricultural ilepresentative for eiesday evening in the Parish Huron county. Means are turning Tlall, color very rapidly with short Miss Sandy Erwin le visiting bel' enusin Miss 3111101. Boyce at Seaforth, .111111 Hltmunonl spent the week - Mr, and ilirs. M. Fraser. Fort \William, returned house Inc) week after spending a month at the haine of their couein Mise Cecil McLeod. Lorna Walmsley, Kitchener, is visiting his sister Mrs, Math' C%a1ne1'o1L Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Pfaff and son Mark returned to their home end with his parents all alma. John llael.eod, Port haver, is visiting his mother, Mrs, 1,. if, MacLeod. Mr. and Mrs, Mollis Sera and three 011ildre0 moved from Clinton last week. They have Pel'• chased the home of Ill. and 11;',. Keith Goodman, IIiss Berrhena Sturgeon spent the weekend at. Clinton, Mrs, Hazel Murray, Toronto is visiting her daughter. Mrs, T. 1\'. Castle. Lir. and Mee. A,. Chapman, of Detroit, spent from Friday to Monday at their cottage. lt.r. and Mrs. ,lade Pounder and family. London, were will her parents over the weekend. BRUCEFIELD Guests with Mrs. S. McKenzie for a few days were JIr, Revill Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Frank Revill and son Reheat of Dorval, Que. IMrs, Vera Wilson of Belleville spent a few days with her sister Mrs. Oreo, Henderson and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Gen. Griffith and family- of Stratford, lir. and Mrs. Alvin Smith, Bl;evale, visited on -Sunday with Mrs. II, Berry. Mrs. A, - Paterson and Miss Phyllis Lobb'spent a few days last week in Windsor and Detroit, Hiss Margaret McQueen spent the weekend with friends in Sea - forth. Mr, and Mrs. Mel Graham and family spent the weekend at Lake Huron Beach, Mrs. Robert Dawson is visiting with her brother 31r. Roy Doan .and other friends at Inwood. Miss 'SI. McLaughlin, London, and lir. Albert McLaughlin, De- troit visited with Mrs, (7,. Clifton on Saturday, Mr, and Virs. Cassaday and slaughter of Saskatoon, Sir. Rob). Douglas and Mr, Earl Douglas of London. 31i s. 1. Ilorimer, North Nay visited with Mrs. E. Pena - las and Mr. and MrsL, Eyre. • 3L', and Mrs. David Triebner celebrated their Stith wedding anniversary on Weil, Aug, 17U1, Friends and relatives surprised them by catling and offering con- gratulations. D UBLIN Mr. and Mrs, Frank Dill, Lab. sing, M1eh„ with Mr. and Mrs, .ire 11 Tim N1wennthe , Por Credit. with lir, an,i 31ra. Win, >41011101on Mr. and Mrs. ,lent S n 1'' jongc and family at Burlingtnr. Mr. gad SR•s. 1Tu.,,lt 1'1111 ;1101 Glenn Ashburn. wait M]•. and Mrs Fergus rgus .011 pet n Mrs. Catherine t'eett is 11 p.t• 110111 in Seaforth Memorial ilo._ pilaf. llrs, Louis Dillon and hnrc,ihe spent the weekend at Sarnia tvittt aD (leo. S,o11 and Mrs. John (101don. Pat O'Neil. Tlosslaud, with 3•lr, and Mrs, ,Tins Delaney, \Lisa Bars Margaret Ki1111 l our er is visiting in Chicago with M . and Mrs, C. I1ill. Joseph Dill spent :1 woo). a1 Pontine, Mich. Miss Patricia Wallace, London, soul Mr, and Mrs, Wallace, l,n3- land, with Mr, and Mrs, Gh1tries Friend, lir. and Mrs. Wni Stapleton spent a ween at 'Midland and C+nl- lingwnod, Bonnie Krauskopl' at London. 11•I> nary Morrison 1n Mon- treal. Mrs. Magnan 11114 children, of Deep River, with Mr, and Mrs, Frank 31vans.