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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1961-08-31, Page 1ti T.he 5.eaforth Nevis WHOLE. SERIES, VOL, 82 Snowdon Bros., Publishers P110110 84 S.JD U ORTI-I, ONTARIO, THL'Ii,SDAY,AUGUST 31, 1961 - ll,eo p Xe.. Authorized es Seeend Class. seen, Post office Dein,, Ottawa Mrs. R. S. Hays Moves To Detroit Mrs. R. S. Hays, 93, is leaving Seaforth this week to live in De- troit. She has been a resident of Seaforth for 69 years, coming here in 1892. Her maiden name was Ann Shane, being a daught- er of Mr. and Mrs. William Shane, pioneer Blyth residents. She has lived in the house she is leaving on Sperling Street for upwards of half a century. •Mrs, Hays has four sons and two daughters; Charles, London; Bess, Mrs. McClelland, Toronto; Gordon, Detroit; Hector, Wind -- ser; Mary, Mrs. Montgomery, of Detroit; George, Seaforth. Frost To Assist in Hospital Ceremony " 1(Irs, Thomas Pryde, widow of the late 1I,P.P, for Huron, will lay the cornerstone of the new Ontario Hospital, Goderich, on September G. Premier Leslie M. Frost will unveil a plaque in the same ceremony to commemorate the event. The Goderich Hospital is the first of the new style community mental hospitals. Much of the drive to establish such a hospit- al in Huron County came from Thomas Pryde who represented the constituency from 1948 until his death in 1958. Also participating in the cere- mony will be Hon. Ray Connell, Minister of Public Works; Hon. Matthew B. Dymond, Minister of Health; Charles S. MacNaugh- ton, M.P.P. for Huron; Warden Ivan Forsyth of Huron County; Mayor E. C. Fisher, of Goderich, and Reeve W. J. Forbes, of God- erich Township. The first stage of construction of this hospital includes 300 beds in single -storey wings. Two- storey administration and service wings link the structures without a long corridor or institutional appearance. Anglin -Norcross Co. Ltd., Toronto, are .contractors on the $3,500,00 project scheduled to be completed next summer. Mrs. Pryde is the former Miss Mary Bell of Seaforth. RED CROSS TO MEET The Red Cross will hold their regular meeting in the library on Friday afternoon at 3 p,m. ' POST OFFICE LABOUR DAY HOLIDAY There will be no rural route delivery. Only the evening mail will be dispatched to Toronto, Loudon and Stratford districts, The lobby will be open from 7 a.m. to 6,00 p.m. The general de- livery wicket will be open from 12:00 noon to 1:00 p.m, Compete in Judging At Toronto As an award for long term par. ticipation in 4'H Agricultural Clubs, eight 1961 members .of Huron County 4-11 Clubs will vis- it Toronto, Friday, Sept. 1. In- cluded in the group are: Don Crozier, R.R. 2, Seaforth; Dill Etherington, R.R. 1, Hensall; Ro- bert Fotheringham, R.R. 3, Sea - forth; Lorne Hern, R.R, 1, :Wood- ham; Ivan Howatt, R.R. 1, Bel - grave; Rodger Kieffer, R.R. 1, Wingham; Don McKercher, R. R. 1, Dublin; Ken Papple, R.R. 5, Seaforth. The group will be travelling to Toronto on Thursday, August 31 and return hone on Saturday, September 2nd. While at the C.N.E. they will take part in the Junior Judging Competition in the morning, be free to visit the various exhibits in the afternoon and see the grandstand show in the evening. The group will be accompanied by D. H. Miles, Agr, Rep. HENSALL Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Dick and daughter Terry of Exeter moved to the residence they recently purchased in Tuckersmith tw.p. Mrs. Pearl Passmore is assist- ing at the local post office while Postmaster, Mr. Cecil Kiefer is on vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Chapman and Rod spent the weekend vis- iting with their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Don R. MacLaren in Cookeville and at- tended the C,N.E. Mr, and Mrs. Dave Morrissey and Ricky of Parkhill were re- cent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. George Parker. • Mr. and Mrs, Murdoch Stew- art of Chicago are visiting with the former's father Mr. Duncan Stewart, ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Mr, and Mrs, Bruce Thomas King of Gerson,, Ont., announce the engagement of their daught- er Carolyn Deanne, to Robert Hugh Gorwill, son of Dr. and Mrs, john A. Gorwill, Seaforth, Ont. Miss Ring is a graduate of the Victoria Hospital School of Nursing and plans to attend the School of Nursing, University of Western Ontario, this fall. Mr. Gorwill is a student in the faculty of medicine. University of Western Ontario. The wedding will take place in the Chapel of First St, Andrew's United Church, London, Ontario, Sept, 22nd. Pboto of Miss Ring is by Bill Barrett, and 1V15, Gorwill by Roy Kumano, To Start Work ,On. Queen's Hotel Details of a second licensed hotel property In Seaforth ap• Dear now to be nearly all settled, Work is expected to start this week on fitting np the historic Queen's Hotel as a fully modern liquor outlet. Plans eall for completion of the alterations so that the hostel- ry will .be open well before Christmas. Actual work is hoped to be finished in seven or eight weeks. A large dining lounge, a cock- tail lounge, and a men's bever- age room for beer will be includ- ed, There will however be no ladies room. The one story sample rooms which face on north Main SL will be demolished and open an entrance to the men's beer room which will be along the north wall, The owner, Alex Bassen of London, looked into the pur- chase of adjoining property but it is not for sale at present. The remodelled hotel will have 22 rooms for lodgers on the sec- ond and third floors. It was stated Frank Kling Ltd., who renovated the Commer- cial Hotel, will likely do the work. at the Queen's, A few details were still to be decided, The cost was estimated at up to $70,000, • • Winthrop - Clinton 2 out of 3 Series Clinton at Winthrop, Aug. 29th. Game time 6.30; Winthrop at Clinton, Aug. 31. Game time 6.30.' Clinton at 'Winthrop, Sept. 7 or 8 -i.f necessary, Goderich and Brussels 2 out of 3 Brussels at Goderich, Aug, 31. Gane time 6,30; Goderich at Brussels, Sept, 5. Game time 6,30; Bi'nssels at Goderich, Sept. 9. Game time 6,30. In the first game of the Win- throp and Clinton series, Clinton defeated Winthrop 2.1 to take the first game of the series, the next will be in Clinton on Thurs- day night Aug, 31. Winthrop lost the first game of their semi-final series with Clinton RCAF when they lost a close gave by a score of 2-1. This marked the first loss for the Winthrop team after 29 consecu- tive games without defeat. Clin- ton led 1.0 at half time. -In the 2nd half they made it 2-0 on a corner kick before Winthrop found the range with John Boven scoring for Winthrop. Winthrop carried most of the play in the last halt but couldn't notch the equalizer. The next game will be played in Clinton ou Thursday, Aug. 31st. Winthrop: Goal, Hugh Flynn; def„ Mery Pepper, Bill Kerr; halves: Earl Dolmage, Bert Den- nis, Neil Dolmage; forwards: Ken McClure, George Love, Ton Love, John Bowen, Ron McClure, Alt„ Wayne Dolmage, Hank Bo- ven, Paul McCluskie, BUILDING PERMITS Building permits issued by Building Inspector Harold Mao loney include: Thorpe Rivers, new siding $500. Scott Memorial Hospital, porch 3600. MISS ELLIE RYAN Miss Ellie Elizabeth Ryan died in St. Mary's Hospital, London, on Aug, 25th in her 79th year, after a lengthy illness. The body rested at the W. J. Cleary funeral home, Seaforth, from Saturday, August 26 until Monday, August 28th when Re- quiem High Mass was offered by Rev. Father Arthur McHugh, of Kingsville at St. James' Church. Mrs, Phillip Speak of Woodstock was soloist. Also present in the sanctuary were Father P. J. Har- rigan, St. Marys, Interment fol- lowed in St. James' Cemetery. Miss Ryan was a daughter of late llr. and Mrs. Richard Ryan, Walton. She is survived by one sister, Mrs, Hannah Klein, Lon- don. She was predeceased by two sisters and three brothers, She lived most of her life in Mc- Killop, and later in Seaforth, Wingham and Lasalette. The pallbearer's were Francis Klein, Stratford; Lawrence and Joseph Ryan, Walton; Vincent and John Lane, Seaforth; and John Moylan, Seaforth, Nieces and nephews were pre- sent for the funeral from Toren - to, London, Wingham, Brussels, Stratford, Woodstock, Lucan. W.•I. The Seatorth W. I, will hold their regular meeting at the home of Mrs, James F, Keyes on Wednesday, Sept. 6, at 8.30 p.m. The meeting will be in charge of Mrs. Eldin Kerr and Mrs, J. Herr. Lunch will be in charge of Mrs, R. M. Scott, Mrs. J. Hillebrecht and Mrs. J. McKenzie. Members are reminded of an invitation to Cranbrook on Sept. 6 at 2 o'clock. Taken To Hospital After Car Crash Lorne Hulley, 60, of Sotith Main St, was in the hospital on Tuesday for observation for a possible concussion following a motor collision at 8 o'clock that morning, ,He was driving a Dodge ,pickup truck east on Mar- ket St, when it was in collision at Jarvis St, with a Buick sedan driven by Leslie Pryce who lives east of Winthrop, Thetruck suf- 1 Pored about $200 damage, Chief New Company Is Incorporated The Ontario Gazette in its is - one of Aug, 19 announces the in- corporation of Fry Metal Indus- tries Limited of Seaforth. 'Under The Corporations Act Letters Patent dated June 30th, 1961, have been issued constituting Glenford Dean Fry, Prafes- sional Engineer, and Reginald Arthur, I-4meg, Barrister, both of the City of Waterloo, Herman Mittermeier, Executive, and Cath- lel Petrns Franciscus Baert, Ma- fohine Operator, both of the Town of Wallaceburg, and John Mickie Harper, of the Township of 'Waterloo, Barrister; and oth- ers who become shareholders a private company under the name of Fry Metal Industries Limited; To cast ferrous and non-ferrous metals, and to manufacture the same into finished products; and for the further objects there- in set forth; with an authorized capital divided into 2,500 prefer- ence shares with •a par value of $10 each and 75,000 common shares without par value; with its Head Office at the Town of Seaforth. The new industry is setting up in part of the Bell Industries plant here, Trousseau Tea For Bride -Elect On Saturday August 2Gth, Mrs. John Boyd entertained at a trousseau tea in honor of her daughter Margaret prior to her marriage on Sattuday, Sept,. 2, in Cavan United Church, Winthrop. Guests were received by Mrs. John Boyd, mother of the bride - elect and Mrs. Stewart Dale, mo- ther of the groom -to -be. Baskets of summer flowers were arrang- ed throughout the house. The white linen tea table was centred with pink and white snapdragons and pink candles in silver hold- ers. The buffet was centred with a three -tiered wedding cake, Miss Suzanne Dale was in charge of the guest book. Pour lug tea in the afternoon were Mrs. Isabella Boyd and Mrs. Howard Armstrong. In the even- ing Mrs. William Boyd and Mrs. Agnes Dale. Guests were served by Misses. Eileen Smith and Mar- garet Hillon and in the evening Mrs. Lloyd Cooper and Misses Gloria Boyd and Lois Godkin. Displaying the trousseau was Miss Marjorie Boyd, sister of the bride -elect; shower gifts, Misses Gloria Boyd and Marion Dale; china, crystal and bedding, Mrs. Neil Hopper; linens and fancy work; Miss Edith Boyd. Display- ing wedding gifts was Miss Joan Boyd and Miss Jean Hillen• as- sisted at the door and directed the guests. CONS1'ANCE Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dale spent last Thursday at London.. Mrs. Joyce Ruskin of Druntllo, Mrs. Beryl Harriston of Plattson, Mrs. Watson Barker, of Stanton, Mich., were Monday visitors with Misses Rachel and Pearl McKen- zie. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Lawson. and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lawson, Clin- ton, visited Mr, and Mrs, E. F. Warren and daughters of London on Monday prior to Mr. and Mrs, Earl Lawson leaving by plane for the west coast. lir•. and Mrs, Wm, Jewitt and family spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Ball and fancily of Auburn. Mr, and Mrs. Wnc. Dale and family and Mr. James Dale visit- ed Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, D. Glousher of Blyth. Mr. and Mrs. Ross hlillson vis- ited Sunday with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Bert Shobbrook of Londesboro where a family din- ner was held prior to the de- parture of Mrs. G. G -arrow and daughters Of 100 Mile House, B. C., who left for their home on Monday. Miss Margaret Jennison of Grand Bend and Master Tommy Webb of Dashwood are spending a few days with. Mr. and Mrs, Kon Preszcator and fancily, Miss Donna Vodden, Paris, is visiting Mr. and Mrs, Ross Mill - son. ST. COLUMBAN Mrs, Joseph Melady and Mr. Mrs. Prank Evans in Deep River with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry llayinan Mr, and Mr's. Tom McIver and family with Mr, and Mrs. William McIver. Mrs. Blanche Reynolds and Ro- bert Reynolds, Kitchener, with Mr. and Mrs, Jack McIver. Mr, and Mrs. Tom Flanagan of Toronto, and Jini Atkinson of Kingsville, with Mr. and Mrs. 3, A, Lane, Brother Odo, Montreal, with Mr, and Mrs, Lou O'Reilly, Mr. and. Mrs, Charles Malone and family, Windsor, and Mr, and Mrs, Jack Morris, London, with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morris. Hen Ducharme, Wingham, with Mr, and Mrs. Auguste Ducharme, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Coyne, Sitn- coe, with 141r, and Mrs, Lewis Coyne. Mi'. and Mrs. Ted Melady in Windsor, WINTHROP The WMS and W.A. of Cavan, Winthrop, will meet on Wednes- day, Sept. 6, Circle 3 will look after the lunch and Circle 4 the program. Will the ladies please of Police Hutchinson inveeti.gat. bring their diene boxes to this ed. meeting, Attendance to Pass 400 Mark at H.S. Attendance at Seaforth Dist- rict High School will be 400 or more when school opens next Tuesday. The attendance at the close of the school year was around 380. Rural • students will account for most of the increased regi- stration, Principal L. P. Plum steel said. The number of town pupils will remain about the settle as last year. Fluorescent lights have been installed in eight classrooms dur- ing the summer, so that there is modern lighting in all rooms, Two rooms were redecorated, There are 17 teacher's, six be- ing new on the staff this term, The new teachers are; Miss. Ha- zel Slavin, girls' P.T.; Miss Jean McLarty, Latin, French; 'Miss Laurel Cocks, English, History; Mr. O'Brien, French; AIr. Brock Vodden, English, Mrs. Marilyn McCauley, honie economics. Present staff are, Principal L, 1' Plumsteel; F R. Cosford Eng- lish; F A, Dobson, mathematics, guidance; A. E, McConney, sci- ence; Miss Taylor, science; Miss McIntyre, history; 3, L. Slattery, Industrial Arts, Latin; William Nediger, mathematics; 'William Mur'die, mathematics, business practice; J. D. Pollock, Agricul- ture; F, Godin, boys' P.T. Teachers in district schools in- clude: Hullett Township No. 1—Ross N. Crich, Clinton, Union No. 2—Mrs. Evelyn MIi1- lian, R.R. 5, Goderich. No. 3— Mrs, Ida Livingston, R.R. 2, Sea - forth, NO. 5—Mrs, Shirley Lyon, •munuln ,,umnu,lnnlunluuumnnumn nunl Blyth. No. 6—Mrs. Dorothy Shol- dice, Walton, No, 7—Mrs. Mar- Friend: jorie Huether, R. R. 3, Walton, Mc'. and Mrs, Fergus Stapleton No, 8—Mrs, Myrtle Munro, An- attended the 25th wedding anni- burn. No. 9—Wilmer Errington, versary of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dungannon, Union No. 10—Mrs. Dorothy Powell, R,R, 1, Auburn. No, 11—Mrs, Dorene Radford. Union No: 12—Mrs. Laurel Glon- sher, Blyth Union No, 5—Duncan Glen - Mrs. Chas. Friend and Mrs. Jordi - MacKay, Auburn. son, .'Ir. and Mi's. Ralph Dill, and Peter, Stratford with Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Dill, llr, and Mrs, Frank Evans and Mrs. Marie Malady in Deep River with Mr. and. Mrs, Jerry Mayman, Mr. Gerald Hawke of Midland has replaced Mr. W, Gallintz, Mitchell, ou the Canadian Bank of Commerce Staff, Mr. Emmerson Kerr and two daughters, Hespeler, called on friends here. Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Cronin and children, Stratford, with Mr. and Mrs. Jack O'Rourke, Mrs. James Newcombe and son Jinn, Port Credit, with Mr. and llrs. 'Wnt, Stapleton. lh•. and and Mrs. E, Dean and daughters in Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Henderson and fancily, London, with Mr. and Mrs, Mac Feeney. Mr. and Mrs, Casey, Thances- ville, with Mr, and Mrs, Albert Kramers, Mrs, Dorothy Robinson • was Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maloney hostess for the August meeting and son, Kitchener -with Mrs, of the Dublin W. I. with a repre- Catherine Feeney. sentativo attendance. The meet- Miss Karen Dill and Betty Ann ing was opened by singing of the Butter's in Flint, Michigan. Ode and recitation of the Mary .'Ir, and Mrs, Tont Flanagan, Stewart Collect in unison. firs. Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs. Geo, E. Dean read the correspondence Coyne. also the treasurer's report. Roll My. and Itis. Lloyd Etue and call was answered by the mem- daughter Mary Loretta, Mr. and bers each recalling a vivid school Mrs. John Molyneaux, Thorold, memory. A letter ft'oni the De- with Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Sta- pertinent of Education with re- pleton. gard to Home Economics was Mr, and Mrs. James Morrison discussed. in Kitchener, Mrs. C. Friend and firs. T. Butters will be leaders for the Junior members for the ensuing year. llrs. Dorothy Robinson gave a detailed account of the South Perth Directors' Meeting held at St. Pettis. Mrs. J, Burch - i11 gave some unusual household hints and an interesting article was read by firs, E. Jordison, also a poem entitled, "Mother's yrs. A. Al, Looby featured the motto: "How Good are the Good Old Days". Several contests were conducted and prizes awarded. The meeting closed with singing the National Anthem. Lunch was served by Ml's. D. Racho, Mrs. T. Simonson, Mrs, O. Smith and Mrs, D. Robinson, A farewell party honoring Mr. and Mrs. E, J. Dean and daught- ers was held in the Dublin par- ish hall on Friday night when a large group of well-wishers as- sembled to extend good wishes for success ,prior to their de- parture for Sarnia, llr, Dean has been transferred to a Sarnia Bank of Commerce. A congratu- latory address was read by Ger. aid Holland and a purse of mon- ey was presented by• James P, Krauskopf, The CWL also re- membered Mrs, Dean . by presen- tation of a rosary, The guests of honor graciously expressed their thanks, Several• tables of progressive euchre were arranged, the prizes for highest score being awarded to Mrs. M, J, Nagle, Hugh Ben- ninger and Harold Pethiek. The lunch comMittes and their assist- ants served coffee and a delic- ious lunch, Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred Duffy and family, Woodstock, with Mrs. L. Dillon and Miss Dorothy. Mr, and Mrs, James Eckert, of Rochester, N,Y, with llr. and Mrs. B. Coville and Mrs, Eckert, Rev, Don Benninger C,S.B, of Owen Sound and his sister, Sis- ter M, Breboef, London, with Mr, and Mrs, Hugh Benninger, Mr, Friend, Sr„ has returned to England atter spending four months with Mr. and Mrs, Chas. U lllllll 101111111111,11111111 1I11,11,11i1 ,1111,1111,i10111011,11011111111,,,,,,,111111111111111111111,111111,11,111,11111111,r (THURS., AUG, 31st) MIN A N D GHT 'WE'RE OPEN UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK YOU CAN STILL BEAT THE TAX BY SHOPPING AT SAVAUGE'S JEWELLERY GIFTS FINE CHINA Seaforth Schmuck in Kitchener on Satur- day, Mr, and Mrs. Ted Tyndall and family, Timmins', with Mr, and McKillop Township No. 2—Mrs. Vera Hood, Kip - pen. No, 4—Miss Clara Buchan- an, R.R. 3, Walton. No. 6—Mrs, Jean Anderson, R,R. 1, Bornholm. No. 7—Gibson Willis, Brussels, No. 8—Miss Teresa B. Eckert, Dublin. No. 9—Mrs. Anne Smith, R.R. 2,Brussels; No. 10—Miss Ruth ibberd, of Fordwieh; No. 12—Miss Jessie Little, Brussels; No, 13—Mrs. Audrey Mahwah', Seaforth. Tuckersmith Township Mrs. L. Reichert, S.S. 1; Don- ald Treuceer, S.S. 2; Mrs. D. Ben- nett, S.S. 4; Mrs. A. Dolmage, S. S. 5; Miss Alva Boyce, S.S. 7; Mrs. B. Alexander, S.S. 8, (Jun- ior Room); Mr. Art Finlayson S.S. 8 (Senior Room); Mr, W, Spencer Jeffery, 9,9. 9; Mr. L. Armstrong, S.S, 10, DUBLIN CROMARTY Miss Nettie Scott of Paisley, Mrs. Christina McKellar, Mitch- ell, and _Mrs, Jessie Hamilton spent a few days last week with Mr, and Mrs. Sant McCurdy. Miss Beth Christie spent a few holidays with her grandparents Litt and Mrs. Frank Allen. Miss Mary Parkinson of Mit- chell visited last week with Miss Margaret Ann Wallace. Mrs. Ken Rennick, Doug, Brian and Pauline of Moukton visited on Monday with Mrs. Rennick's Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Mc - Lai en. Mr. and Mrs. B. O. McDonald and daughter Joyce of George- town visited recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs, John Wallace, Miss Olive Hackney, Mitchell, accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Frank Eisler, also of ,Mitchell, visited on Sunday with their aunt, Mrs. David Gardiner, Misses Anna, Agnes and Fran- ces Scott spent a few holidays with their grandmother, Mrs. Sadie Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Norris, Mr, Harry Norris and Mr, Bob Norris were guests at the Jacobi -Bright wedding in Knox Presbyterian Church, Guelph, on Saturday, Mrs. Denton Taylor of Belle- ville, who is holidaying at their cottage at Bruce Beach, visited on Thursday with llr, and Mrs. T, L, Scott, Her son Kenneth re- turned hone with her after holi- daying with the Scott boys. Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Kerslake and family of St, Marys were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. George Wallace, Mrs. M. Houghton and Mr. F. Stagg attended the Houghton re- union which was held- in the Lions Park, Mitchell, on Sunday, Mr, and Mrs, ,Tas, Ramsey and children of Listowel visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, La- verne Wallace, Mr, and Mrs, Frank Allen quietly observed their 49th wad. ding anniversary at their home on Sunday. Members of the 1a.nt- , 4,1,1111,11"11110111,11„111"11,1,1"1"1111111, 11u11,4111111Y' sly present were Mr, and Mrs, Alf Ross Sr, and Eric, Staffa, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Hutchinson of Ingersoll, Mr, and Mrs, Anth- ony Allen, Gary and Brian of Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Hurray Christie, Caroline, Beth and Ron- nie and Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Al- len, Janet, Nancy and Frank, Debbie Wallace entertained all the neighboring children at a birthday party at her home on Wednesday afternoon, It was her fifth birthday. The members of the CGIT with their leader Mrs, M. Lamond, en- tertained the WAIS members and mothers and friends at their an- nual mother and daughter ban - (met on Tuesday evening, The girls sang several numbers ac- companied by Mrs. Gordon Laing at the piano. The guest speaker was Mrs. Sinclair from the St. John. Ambulance, Stratford, who gave an interesting talk on poi- sons and their antidotes. Mr, and Mrs. Howard Snell and family, Clinton, visited on Sunday with llr, and Mrs. Robt, Gardiner, Mr. and llrs, Robt. Gardiner at the Middlesex Annual Beef Pro- • ducers' Barbeque, BAYFIELD Mrs. Harold King, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Atwood and son, Sarnia, spent the weekend in the village. AIr, and NIrs, Hugh MacLaren and Christine, Port Elgin are spending a few days with Misses Maude and Josephine Stirling. Dr. John Downie, Pittsburg, Pa., came on Saturday to visit his wife and daughter. Miss Judy Cluff, London, is spending a couple of days this week with her mother, Mrs. Hel- en Cluff. The W.A. of St. Andrew's Un- • ited Church 1101(1 a successful bake sale on Saturday at the home of Mrs. -M. L. Toms, Mrs. Lloyd Westlake and three children, Kitchener, are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Toms. Mrs. M. Fisher and daughter Susan of Waterloo are holiday- ing at their cottage, Mrs. Robert Matthews is a pa- tient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, Her many friends wish her a speedy recovery, Mr. and Mrs. G. Pfaff and family are spending a few days at their home. • Miss Elaine Weston. London, was at her home over the week- end. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson and children of Science Hill, spent the weekend with her par- ents lib', and Mrs. E. J. Sturgeon, Miss Dorothy Reinke, Hamil- ton is spending a vacation at the New Ritz Hotel. Mr, and Mrs, J. M. Atkinson returned to St. Clair Shores, Mich„ after being at their cot- tage last week. HENSALL Master Ricky Parker visited this week with his uncle and aunt lh'. and Mrs. Ken Parker and cousin Catharine at Kippen, llrs, J. Allan of Toronto visit- ed during the past week with relatives and friends here. Mrs, Edna Corbett, Mrs, Har- old Parker and Patsy are spend- ing a week's vacation at Grand Bend, Mise 3ilvera Churchill of Tor. onto fa visiting this week with her sister Mrs. Pearl Shaddick. Air, and Mrs. Jack Peebles and family of London were recant visitors with Mr, and Mrs, James Sangster and family, Nliss Cindy Parker spent. a few days holidaying with her grand- mother, Mrs, Harold Parker at Grand Bend, Miss Betty Parker Of London visited over the weekend with her mother, Mrs, Wm, Parker and brother Bill.