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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1961-06-29, Page 1WHOLE SERIES, VOL. 83 Snowdon Bros., Publishers Phone 84 Seaforth,. Ontario, Thursday, ,rune 29, 1961 51.60 a Year nwrb I"OL t ries Dad,. (ItA rr,, *.:.WINNERS — Presentation of champions badges was made during supper after the St. James' -'Separate School field day Tuesday, by Sister Oliva to Patricia Bannon, intermediate; Joanne Van Vugt, senior; Wayne Ran, Senior. Front; Jack Heynsburgen, junior, Fergus Quinn, intermediate; Mary Anne Huy ben, junior, Field Day Winners At Separate School Junior Girls— Straight race, Mary Ann Huy - ben, Jean Devereaux, Hendrina Verberne; 8-9 yrs, Terry Kunz, Mary Ann McGrath, Nelly Swin- kels; 10 up, Angela Devereaux, Donna Reynolds, Mary Ann Kunz Sack race— 6-7 yrs., Mary Ann Huyben, Josephine Willems, Pat- ty Ziler; 8-9 yrs. Mary Ann Mc- Grath, Flora Hagan, Patricia Nigh; 10 up, Angela Devereaux, Donna Reynolds, Maria Willems. Shoe race—Mary Ann Huyben, Leona Traviglioi4e, Hendrina Verberne; 8-9 yrs., Mary Troch, Annie Huyben, Flora Hagan; 10 up, Patricia Etue, Joanne Van Miltenberg, Maria Willems. Sack race—Maria Hynsbergen, Josephine Willems, .J5eona Tra- viglione; 8-9 yrs, Mary Ann Mc- Grath, Lynda Bedard, Flora Hag- an; 10 up, Mary Swinkels, Mary Ann Kunz, Rose Mary Bedard, Three legged, G-7 yrs„ Jean Devereaux and Sandra Fleming, Marian Huyben and Josephine Willems, Darlene. Dale and L. Traviglione; 8-9 yrs., Jane ,Sills and Terry Kunz, Annie Huyben and Mary Rau, Flora Hagan and Patricia Nigh; 10 up, Angela Devereaux and Donna Reynolds, Joanne Van Miltenberg and M. Swinkels, Pat Etue and Maria Willems. Junior Boys— Straight running,. 6-7 yrs., Hank Groothuis,._John Lansink, James Bannon; 8-9 yrs. Billy Price, Gary Hynsbergen, Jack Hynsbergen; 10 up, Pat Flan- nery, Doug Phillips, Paul Reyn- olds, Sack race—Peter DeGroot, Pe- ter Huyben, John Jansen; 8-9 yrs., Jack Hynsbergen, Billy Price, Joseph Flannery;. 10 up, Doug Phillips, Paul Reynolds, Brian Leonhardt. Shoe scramble, 6-7 yrs., James Bannon, John Jansen, Peter Huyben; 8-9 yrs., Gary Hynsber- gen, Michael Bannon, John Van Miltenburg; 10 up, Brian Leon- hardt, Paul Hoff, Doug Phillips. Pre school, Doug Reynolds, Mary Margaret Kelly, Joanne De- Groot. Sack race, 6-7 yrs.; Peter De- Groot, James Bannon, Steven 'i'sterbosch; 8-9 yrs., Bob Eck rift, Jack Hynsbergen, Bill Price; 10 up, Paul Reynolds, Doug Phil- lips, Pat Flannery. 3 -legged, Peter De Groot, Don- ald Etue; Steven Oosterbosch, Jimmy Hoff; Herbert Broome, Peter Huyben. 6-7 yrs., Tom De- vereaux, Jack Hynsbergen; Bob Eckert, Michael Bannon; Bill McCurdy, Joseph Flannery; 10 up, Billy Price, Brian Leonhardt; Arnold Van Miltenburg, Gary Hynsbergen; Pat Flannery, Paul Hoff. Senior Girls— Running, Dolores Maloney, Ju- liana Rau, Rose Brady; 13 up, Joanne VanVugt, Mickey Van Vugt, Dianne Salisbury. Sack race, PatriciaBannon, Dolores Maloney, Mary Sills; 13 up, Joanne VanVugt, Dianne Sal- isbury, Ann Jessome. Shoe Scramble, Pat Bannon, �nne Lansink, Mary Sills; 13 up, Rosemary Lansink, Joanne VanVugt, Joan Bannon. Stick race, Mary Ann Phillips, Dianne Lansink, Julianne Rau; 13 up, Joan Williams, Mary Ma- lone, Joan Bannon. Leap frog, Dianne Lansink, Gerta Willems; Mary Sills, Mon- ica McCurdy; Mary McCurdy, Alice ' Bannon; 13 up, Brenda Flannery, Joanne VanVugt, and Mary VanVugt, Anne , Jessome Flied) Joanne VanVugt, Brenda annery, Mary Lansink, Joan Willems, m 3 -legged, Pat Bannon, Juliana Rau; Mary Ann Phillips, Susan. Leonhardt; Alice Bannon, Mary McCurdy. .13 up,. Brenda Flan- nery, Joan Willems; Ann Sills, Rosemary Lansink; Mary Lens ink, Barb Aubin, Senior Boys— Running, Jimmy Phillips, Ver.. gas ' Quinn, Anthony Van den Henget; 13 up, Wayne Rau, Paul Pringle, Michael Phillips. Sack race, Ferg Quinn, Jimmy Post Office Hours July 1 July 1, 1961, holiday at Sea - forth Post Office. Lobby open from 7 a,m, to 6 p.ni. Wicket open from 12 noon to 1 p.m. There will be no rural delivery on that day. SS 5 Tuckersmith Holds Picnic S.S. No. 5, Tuckersmith' held their picnic on school grounds on Mon. June 26th. The sports were in charge -of Mrs. Elmer Cameron and Mrs. John Oldfield. The races were as follows: Pre School—June Leishman; girls 6 to 9—Kathleen Miller, Carol Anne Wallace; boys -6 to 9—Paul Patrick, David Miller; girls 9 to 12—Jean Leishman, Kathleen Miller; boys 9 to 12- Grant Tyndall, Jim Leishman; girls over 12—Lois Tyndall, Della Wallace; boys over 12—Ken Mil- ler, Frank Leishman. Girl's. clothes pin in bottle — Anne Leishman; boys' clothes pin in bottle -Harvey Greer; ladies' clothes pin in bottle— Mrs. Win. Wallace; youngest person—Al- lan Leishman; oldest person— Mrs. Mabel Aikenhead; orange relay—Harvey Greer and Lois Tyndall's teams tied. Paper plate relay—Jim Leishman, Keith Mil- ler. Winners of Jewellery Draw The draw for prizes at -An- stett's jewellery held in connec- tion With opening a store in Sea - forth was as follows: Transistor radio, H. G. Donald, Seaforth; watch, Mrs. Evelyn Mills, Seaforth; lady's birthstone ring, Marion Turnbull, ;Brussels; Bulova razor, Jim Bosnian, Wal- ton; gent's birthstone ring, Thel- ma Elgie, Seaforth; pen -and pen- cil set, Mrs Pearson Charters, Kippen; set jewellery, Mr. Mc- Lachlan, Kippen; cuff links and tie bar set, Mary E. Felker, Sea - forth; milk glass, relish and cel- ery dish, Hazel. Scott, Seaforth; cornflower candleholders, Mrs. L. Lauden-bach, Seaforth; corn- flower. vase, N. Schade, Walton; cornflower vase, Mrs. James Bar- ron, Seaforth. The draw was made by Mayor Daly about 9.30 Saturday even- ing. CHILDREN'S AID DIRECTOR RESIGNS *The Board of Directors of the Children's Aid Society of Huron' County have accepted with re- gret the resignation of the Rev. R. G. MacMillan as Local 'Direct - Mr.: MacMillan wag President of the Board for almost 10 years, took over his ,present post last 'October, succeeding' Mrs. M. P. Chaffee, The resignation takes effect on August 31st,,1961. Mr. MacMillan is returning to the active ministry and will be accepting a call to Knox Pres- byterian Church, Oakville, Ont. Phillips, Ray Devereaux; 13 up, Wayne Rau, Michael Phillips, Brian Phillips. Scramble, Jinx Phillips, Anth- ony Van den Henget, Michael Stinnissen; 13 -up, Wayne Rau, Michael Phillips, Paul Hagan. Stick balance, Ferg Quinn, Ray _Devereaux, Michael Stinnis- sen; 13 up, Wayne Rau, Jimmy Etue, Paul Hagan. Leap frog, Jim Phillips, Ferg Quinn; Anthony' Van den Henget and Michael Stinnissen; Ray De- vereaux, Pat Murray; 13 up, Bri- an 'Phillips; Kenny Burns, Mich- ael Phillips, Wayne Rau; Greg- ory Rau, Jerry Dillon." 3 -legged, Ferg Quinn, Jimmy Phillips; Ray Devereaux, Pat Murray; Anthony Van den Hen - gel, Michael Stinnissen; 13 Up, Wayne Rau, Michael Phillips; Kenny Burns, Brian Phillips; Jimmy Etue, Gary Vantoon, Shoe Kick, Anthony Van den Henget, Brian Phillips, Wayne Rau, Bill Strong Visiting Manitoba Bill Strong, RR 2, Dublin, Pre- sident of the Huron County Jun- ior Farmers Association, left on Monday morning from Melton airport to spend two weeks visit- ing Junior Farmers in the Pro- vince of Manitoba. This trip is sponsored by the Junior Farmers Association of Ontario as one of several travelling scholarships whereby outstanding Juniors in the province are given the op- portunity of observing similar organizations in other parts of Canada, the U,S,A., and Great Britain. Bill is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Strong, RR 2, Dublin and was awarded the trip on the basis of his contribution to the Junior Farmer program in Ont- ario as well as Huron County. He has also had an outstanding record in 4-H work culminated last year by his winning the El- ston Cardiff Citizenship Trophy. While in Manitoba, Mr. Strong will visit Junior Farmers in the Boissevain areas and should .be an excellent ambassador for On- tario's Junior Farmers, AUBIN—WALTERS The wedding took place in St. James' Roman Catholic Church, Seaforth, on Saturday, June 24th, of Helen Hazel Walters and Don- ald Louis Andre. Aubin, with Rev, Father Durand of Dublin officiat- ing. The bride is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Walters, Brucefield, and the groom is the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Aubin, Sea - forth. Flowers in the church were pink and white peonies. The bride was given in mar- riage by her father *and wore a. floor -length wedding dress of silk nylon and net over taffeta, nylon appliqued with lace and sequins, lily point sleeves, her headdress a nylon and sequin crown, finger tip veil of nylon, and she carried red roses. Mrs. Maurice Finkbeiner, of Zurich, sister of the bride, and Mrs. Lloyd Aubin of Goderich, sister-in-law of the groom were the attendants, and wore identi- cal blue dresses of French nylon silk lace with white flowered headdresses, white accessories and white carnation bouquets. Lloyd Aubin of Goderich was best man for his brother and Bob Walters of Brucefield, brother of the bride, also attended the groom. The ushers were Vic Aubin of Guelph, brother of the groom, and William Walters of Kitchen- er, brother of the bride. Mrs. Alice Stiles was organist and accompanied the soloist, Mrs. Mel Acheson of . Seaforth, who sang "O. Mother Dear" and "Pan - is •Angeline. Dinner was served at the Le- gion Hall, Seaforth, and a buffet supper at the bride's home at 6 o'clock, The bride's mother wore a white arnel dress with mauve, white accessories and white car- nation corsage. The groom's mother wore a beige dress with yellow flowers, white carnation corsage and white accessories. After a wedding trip to North- ern Ontario, Mr. and Mrs. Aubin will reside in Seaforth. For trav- elling the bride wore a two-piece white bengaline dress with em- broidered flowers, white -access- ories, blue carnation corsage and blue shoes. Guests were from Breslau, Guelph, Kitchener, Lon- don, Goderich, Zurich, Seaforth, Brucefield, Clinton, REAL ESTATE CHANGES Through the office of Jos. Mc- Connell; The former McKelvey residence on John St. to James M. Robertson, Clinton. Posses- sion sometime in July. The residence of Mr. George Charters, on Victoria St., to Dr, Turnbull, immediate possession, WINTHROP Bible Vacation School is being held next Week July 3 to 7 in Cavan Church, Winthrop, Regis- tration is at 8,30 Monday morn- ing with a 25c registration, High School Results Announced The following are the results of the final examinations at Sea - forth District High School, Indiv- idual subjects failed are listed in brackets following students' names.. The names of students who were not promoted are om- itted from this' list, Promoted front 9 to 10— First class honors (76-100), Barbara Holland, Wilma Jacleson,. Susan McLean;' Lois Godkin, Al- lan Patterson, Eileen O'Rourke, Marilyn Tremeer, Amy Stewart, Mary McKercher, Janet Hulley, Mary Buchanan, Torbin Haar- bye, Peter Sillery, Reba Doig, Robert Brady, Joyce Storey, Ma- ry Norris, Dianne Beuermann, Gerald VandenHengel, Karen' Do - Image, Douglas Mills, James Ha - peon, Nancy Berger, Patricia McCluskie, Rita McMichael. Second class honors (66-74), Anne Sharp, Charles Hachborn, Elaine Eckert, Patricia Drake, Deanna Dale, Linda MacDonald, Katherine Charters, Graeme Craig, Mary Jean Boshart, Ken- neth Cardno, Audrey McMichael, Kurt Christensen, Robert Plum- steel, Julianne Hoover (H0,Ec.), Larraine Miller, Beverly Phillips (Ho.Ec.), Donna Gordon, John Perrie (Fr.), John Beynon, Dor- othea Taylor, David Dale, Nicole Buys (Ho,Ec.), John Popple, Ro- bert Reynolds, Brenda Ross, Pe- ter Stiles; Adeline Chappel, Tho- mas Phillips, Harvey Greer, Gor- don Hoggart (Eng.), Francis Ha- gan, Joseph Dick, Janice Jewitt, Carole Halls. Third Class Honors (60-65), Shirley Storey, Gerald William- son, Constance Atkinson (Ho.Bc) Alexander McEwing (Fr,), Ber- nard Lansink, Denis Brock, Don- ald Nott, Kenneth Devereaux, Margaret Flannery, Robert Pal- in, Kenneth Shortreed, Robert MacDonald, Allan Wilson, Wil- liam Rowat, Marie Bannon (geo., hist.), John McLachlan (Eng.), Robert Drummond (shop), Jo- anne Malone (geog.), Harold Smith, William Hoggart, Joan Ryan, David Mills (math.), Em- ily Carter, Irene Johnston (Eng., hist.). - Credits (50-59), Paulene Tham- er (Eng.), George Wood (hist.), Paul Betties (Fr.), David Wat- son (agri.), Frances Donaldson (ag. sc.), .Paul Matthews (hist.). Marjorie Agar, George Towns- end (Eng.), Mary Ann Snowdon (ag.sc.), Robert Beynon (Fr-), John Durst, Louise Gillis (Ho. Ec.), Donald Nolan. Promoted from Grade 10 to 11— First Class honors (75.100) Barbara Turnbull, Darrell Schn- eider, Bruce Whitmore, Brian Travis, Robert Munn, Mary Flan- nery, Geraldine Dennts Mary Crich, William Teall, Kathleen Doerr, Joyce Brown, Connie Brit- ton, Nora Anderson, Kim Mc- Lean. Second class honor's (66.74), Ben Akker, Karl Campbell; Rich- ard Muegge, Judy Thompson, Ruth Ritchie, Joan Pryce, James Dick, Brenda Houston, Laura Hatcher, Lee Fleming (Fr.), Jac- queline Drager, Sharon Storey, Bryce Jacobi (Eng.) Third class honors (60-65), Charles Cardiff, Curtis MacDon- ald (Fr.), Faye Little, John Stoll, Wayne Hugill (Bug.), Brian Ev- ans (Fr.)' Sandra Bennewies, Colleen McCurdy, Heather Mc- Leod, Helen Broadfoot, Larry Burns, Larry Ducharme (Fr.), Joan Alcock, Meta Reeves (Eng.) William KleinHaar, Lois Tyndall, Dianne Kirk, Linda Butt, Gerald Smith. - Credits (50-59), Marlene Pep- per, Robert Humphries, Grace Beuerman (Eng.), Paul Rau (Fr.), Elliott Clarke (Eng.) Do- ris Walker (hist.), Anne Kling (ag.sc.), Dorothy Riley (Eng.), Gerald Upshall, Promoted from Grade 11 to 12— First Class Honors (75-100), Gisela Helbig, Jean Shortreed, Lois. Scott, Connie Eckert, Mar- garet Elgie. Second class honors (66-74), Louis Devereaux, Glen Nott, Rob- ert Muegge; Geraldine McTag- gart, Margaret MacGregor, Eileen Williamson, Laura Hoggart, Ger- da Christensen, Sandra McGon- igle, Kenneth Pollard (Fr.), Eliz- abeth Stewart, Wayne Coleman. Third class honors (60-65), Janet McKercher, Carol Carter, Margaret A. Stapleton, Mary Scott, Mary MacGregor, Pamela Stapleton, Shirley Rapien, Laur- ence Beuerman, Joan Reynolds, Carol Fowler, Anne VandenHen- gel, Barbara Talbot, Alex Mac- Leod, Evelyn Dick (Geom.), Ken Cardiff, Nancy Rakewich, Jo- seph Steffler, Donald Muegge, Donald Crozier, Kenneth Papple, Credits (50.59), Anne Trout - beck, Gertie Postma, Tom Dick (Eng), Jean Bolger, Peter Row - at (Fr.), Kenneth Bedard, Eileen Smith. Betty Dolmage (Typing), Joan Roberton, (Fr.), Elsie Doig, Linda Popple, John Patterson (Pr. promoted conditionally), Pearn McLean, John Jacobi, The following students have qualified for a Secondary School Graduation Diplomat First Class Honors (75-100), Marie Strong, Jean McNaugh- ton, Catherine Eckert, Earl Dol - mage.:. Second Class Honors (66-74), Robert Sharp, Marjorie Hoggart, Lila McKay, Dorothy Boyce, Gwen Storey, Arlene Williamson, Lloyd Pothick, Margaret Kerr, Phyllis Bryans, Gail Finlayson, Donald Meltercher. Third class honors (60.65), Carol Flannery, Mary Ann For- rest, Bruce Mille'', Margaret El - Lyle Hammond. Is New Town Clerk Lyle Hammond of Seaforth was appointed new town clerk and' treasurer of Seaforth on Saturday by the town council. Mr,' Hammond will assume his new duties on August 14th, but Vp,IppUll.,,,l kit ,.,a.....',e,,,,,a11..... 10tni/1111 •..... 'ULM IP•,"„i,1,L,a„I,u"I„tun,"„I5qunq”","apt,%;; "THE FINEST SILVERPLATE" THE HOUSEWARMING SET *Trod: Moria of Onside ltd. 18 piece service for four Lyle Hammond will start working in the munici- pal office at the town hall on July 17th to become familiar with routine, Mr. Hammond is presently of- fice manager at Seaforth Lum- ber Ltd. He is organist and choir leader - at Egmondville United Church and also leader of Sed - forth Highlanders Band. He will succeed D. H. Wilson who retires in August after 25 years as clerk -treasurer. There were 18 applications for the position, half being local and half from out of town, Six of the applicants were inter- viewed nterviewed on Saturday afternoon by members •of the town council. C ROZ I E R—Mo I LW AIN Northside United Church, Sea - forth, was the setting of a pretty wedding on Saturday, June 24th, when Helen Adeline Mclhvain became the bride of John Doug- las Crozier, Rev. J. C. Britton officiating. The bride is a daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mcll-1 wain, RR 1, Clinton, and the groom is a sop of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E. Crozier, RR 2, Sea - forth. The wedding music was played by Mrs. James A. Stewart, or- ganist, who accompanied Mrs. Pamela Sadler of Holmesville, who sang "The. Wedding Prayer" and "0 Perfect Love." Church decorations, white and pink pe- onies and fern. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a beautiful gown of silk organza with scalloped neckline, sequin - trimmed lily -point sleeves, fitted bodice with full flowing skirt with a back panel held by two bows, skirt had chapel train also highlighted with sequins, a head- dress of Swedish crown of pearls and rhinestones held by a finger- tip veil of hand rolled French tulle illusion, She carried a white Bible crested with pink Sweet- heart roses and stephanotis. Her attendants were Mrs. Geo. Mcllwain Jr. of Seaforth as mat- ron of honor and Miss Ruth Cro- zier, sister of the groom, as the bridesmaid. They wore identical semi -formal dresses of white ny- lon over taffeta with blue cum: merbund, and carried white bas- ket of Shasta daisies. James McIntosh, of Tucker - smith, cousin of .the groom, was best man. Ushers were George Mcllwain Jr. and Neil and Don Crozier. Following the ceremony dinner was served in the church base- ment, catered by two of the wo- men's groups. Decorations were howls of roses on the tables, and pink candles and the wedding cake on_ 'the head table. The bride's mother wore blue lace with white accessories and the groom's mother wore a beige lace dress and matching acces- sories. For travelling the bride wore a blue chiffon silk sheath dress and matching three-quarter dust - ter with white accessories and a corsage of Sweetheart roses. On their return they will reside on the groom's farm, Seaforth, RR 2. The bride is a graduate of Stratford General Hospital School of Nursing and the groom a graduate . of O.A.C., Guelph. Guests from a distance at the wedding were from Wingham, Goderich, Clinton, Kincardine, Elliott Lake, and surrounding district. VALVE BREAKS The fire truck had a run to Elliott's restaurant Saturday morning when the control valve ona gas burner broke and flared up. The alarm was turned in as a precautionary measure. Mr, Elliott had the flames completely out when the firemen arrived. There was no damage, •ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Scott an- nounce the engagement of their daughter Esther Helen to George Arthur Garrick, son of Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Garrick, Goderich. The wedding to take place the latter part of July. iott. Credit (50-59), Suane Haugh, Anne Achilles, Douglas Norris, Kenneth Storey, Glen Walters, Carl Berger, Bert Dennis, Ralph Postma, Noreen McMillan, Lady Forest South While Song of homilies* Flower' Seas* Orchid* Autumn* An excellent way to start saving your set of Community or to enlarge a service. CONTAINS: 4 teaspoons 4 dessert spoons 4 forks 4 Killeen 2 tablespoon. BEAUTIFUL 4 -PIECE SERVING SET in THE FINEST,SILVERPLATE only X99'5 CONTAINS: i COLD MEAT FORK PIERCED TABLE SPOON I BERRY SPOON I. GRAVY SPOON Slept' $5,30 REGULAR PRICE • $15.25 A PERFECT GIFT FOR ALL OCCASIONS Available in these patterns: Lady Hamilton • Forest Flower South Seas • White Orchid Song of Autumn SAVAIJGE'S JEWELLERY GIFTS FINE CHINA Seaforth RESULTS OF' WESTERN ONT. 'CONSERVATORY of MUSIC Held at St. Joseph's Convent. Associate Piano Performers (A. Mus.), Sharon Hotham, Grade VIII (honors), Amy Stewart, Georgina Little, Carolyn Smillie; (pass)—Marianne Mich- alski, Barbara Holland. Grade VII (honors) Jack Durst. Grade VI (first class honors), Julie Hoover, Anita Harrison; (honors)—Mary Crich; (pass)— Linda Papple. Grade V (first class honors), Barbara Swan, Gordon Moylan; (honors)—Elizabeth Carter. Grade IV (honors) Joyce Har- rison, Margaret Whyte, Barbara Longstaff (equal), Patricia Stiles, Mary Ann Snowdon, Della Wal- lace. Grade III (first class honors), Catherine Phillips; (honors), Ro- chelle Nesbitt, Ann Sills, Mary McCurdy (equal), Sharon Burke, Jane Boshart, Angela Devereaux. Grade U (first class honors), Karen Russell, Lorne Harrison. Grade I. (honors), Barbara Box Theory—Grade IV., Harmony (honors), Barbara Holland; in Grade III (harmony, honors), Su - ane Haugh; Grade II, (first class honors), Michael Michalski; Gr. 'I (honors) Marguerite Scott. MISS SUSANNAH STINSON Miss Susannah Stinson, 77, of Varna, died Wednesday at Ear- onview, Clinton. She was born in Varna, a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stinson. The only survivors are two sist- ers, Miss Elizabeth Stinson, Hur- onview, Clinton, and Mrs. Ernest (Kate) Izzard, Montreal. The funeral service was held Friday at 2 p.m. at the Ball and Match funeral home, Clinton. Mr. Craig' Peters, of Clinton Baptist Church officiated. Burial was in Bayfield cemetery. - - SCOINS—BEUERMANN The marriage took place in St. Thomas' Anglican Church, Seaforth, on June 17th at '4.30 p.m. of Mayda Leone Beuermann and Ronald George Scorns, The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Leslie Beuermann of Waterloo and the late Leslie Beuermann, The groom is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Norman Scoins, Seaforth, The Rev, • H. Donaldson officiat- ed, •lowers in the church were bouquets of white shasta mums and white snapdragons adorning the altar. The bride was given in marri- age by her brother-in-law, Mr. Wilber Chambers and wore a floor -length gown of silk organ- za. The fitted bodice was styled with lace capped sleeves and a scoop neckline. The full skirt was appliqued with lace flower inserts. A full blown rose of silk held her new shoulder -length boufeant veil. She carried white shastas with white carnations and green stephanotis leaves. Miss Joanne Beuerman Of Tor- onto was maid of honor gowned in a dress of white organza over blue taffeta featuring a Scallop- ed embroidered bolero, accented by a deep blue cummerbund. Her flowers were a basket of white shasta daises complement- ed by blue tulle. The bridesmaids were Mrs. Wilber Chambers, Preston, Miss Claire Hackwell, London, gown- ed in dress of mauve in an ident- ical style to that of the maid of honor. They carried baskets of shasta daisies complemented by mauve tulle, Deborah Ann .Chambers was flower girl in a short white frock made like the senior attendants. Ring bearer was John Chambers, Raymond Sceins of Seaforth was best man. Ushers were Doug- las Colbourn, Toronto, and Bill Roberton, Barrie. Mrs. John Cardno of Seaforth was organist. Miss Faye Love, of Walton, sang The Lord's Prayer and The Voice That Breathed O'er Eden. The wedding dinner took place at the Commercial Hotel. The bride's mother wore an eggshell re -embroidered dress with matching accessories, deep pink hat and a corsage of Sensation roses, The groom's mother wore a dress of flowered chiffon, white accessories, corsage of white roses, For travelling the bride wore a raspberry suit with black and white accessories and a corsage of pale pink carnations. Mr, and Mrs. Scoins will reside at Hitch- ener.