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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1961-10-05, Page 1WHOLE SDRIES, VOL. 82 e. Seaforth Ndws. Snowden Prose reeUsher1 P110110 84 CHAMPIONS at Seaforth public school field day last week, from left, front, Judy Hulley, Jim Dal- rymple„ Peggy Cornish, Randy Wood, Larry Broome, Back, Linda Muegge, Sandra Hugi11, Fred Knetsch, Douglas Dalrymple, Lynn Nixon. D, Dalrymple also won the Huron Int, title. Field Day Winners October Meeting of McKillop Council The McKillop tax rate was set at the October meeting on Mon- day. Township rate is 9.80 nail's, commercial 11.60, and the High School rate 10.90 rattle. The following drainage bylaws were passed: Bolton No. 1 Mun- icipal Drain; Anderson Drain debenture No. 10 refund; Whyte Drain deb. No. 9 refund; Dennis Drain; Dolmage Drain, to prov- ide lower assessment due to cre- dit from Provincial Drainage Aid. Bylaw was passed to assume McKillop proportion of $180,000 debentures for addition and fur- nishings of Seaforth District High School area. McKillop will pay L. Ham- mond, treasurer of Seaforth, prin- cipal and interest totalling $4,- 597.32 on high school debeeture. $4,000 was loaned to McKillop Mun. Telephone System. James McQuaid was paid $60 extra for assessor's salary due to extra work for school assess- ments. The road suet. was auth- orized to advertise for snowplow- ing the roads. A. grant of $550 was made to 1VIcKillop Federa- tion of Agriculture. Council adjourned to meet Oct, 13 at 1:30 pen. and Nov. 6 at 10 am, for Court of Revision on 1961.62 assessment roll. Twp. Rate 9 Mills At Public School .. In Tuckersmith KINDERGARTEN Council met in the Town Hall, 25 -yd. dash -5 yrs., Girls, Judy Seaforth. All members were pre - Steffen, Joanne Dell, Anne Hop- sent, Warden Forsyth presided, per; boys, Glen Malcolm, Paul A petition of five ratepayers • Hul/ey, Bill Nediger. for the extension of the Archi- Peanut race -5 yrs., girls, Bar- bald IVIenicipal Drain was adeept- bare Brady, Lisa Whyte, Cathie ed by Council, and Mr. Archibald McGonigle; boys, Dwayne Corn- of the firm Archibald, Gray and • ish, Robbie Blesser, Bruce Hasel• McKay was appointed to make a grove. survey and report. PRIMARY The report of the Bean Municf. Running — girls, Judy Hulley, nal Drain was read to those as - Brenda Hodgert, Gail Doig; boys, sassed owners present. The re - Randy Wood, John Munro, Larry port was referred back to the Broome. Engineer to include all owners Jumping—girls, Gail Doig, Elva in the water shed. The report of Bowering, Ruth Dunlop; boys, the Layton Municipal Drain Ex - Donnie Bettger, John Munro, tension was read and was adopt - Larry Broome. ed by Council, for which, the Sack Race—girls, Mary Oke, Clerk was instructed to prepare Vickie IVIiller, Judy Hulley; boys, a Cash By-law. The court of Re - Randy Wood, Danny Muir, Larry vision for the Layton Drain Ex - Broome. Threwhig the ball—girls, Ruth Dunlop, Jean McKaig, Monica Malkus; boys, Danny Muir, John Gorwill, David Harvey. Shoe Race—girls, Charlytel Fry, Judy Hulley, Gail Doig;. boys, Larry Broome, Doug Hilde- brand, Ray Mennen, Primary Championships—Girls, Indy Hulley -6 points, Gail Doig —5 points, Ruth Dunlop -4 eta. Boys, Randy' Wood and Larry Broome, 6 pts. Danny Muir, 5 pts, runner-up, Jelin Munro, 4 points. TeINIOR GIRLS Junior Girls -50 yd. dash, Peg- gy Cornish Barbara Bryans, Judy WalterS. 75 -yd. dash, Nancy Hulley, Peg- gy Cornish, Barbara Bryans. Standing Broad 6' 2"—Peggy Cornish, Nancy Hulley, Barbara Bryans, Margie McLean, Running Broad 11' 4"—Nancy Ridley, Peggy Cornish, Carol 1BeIL Hop, Step, Jump 23' — Peggy 'Cornish, Barbara Box, Christine 'Turnbull. High Jump—Nancy Hulley, Peggy Cornish, Margie McLean. JUNIOR BOYS 50 yd. dash — Paul McKellar, Brian Fischer, Bryan Hodgert. 100 yd. dash—Paul McKellar, Bryan Hodgert, Brian Fischer. Standing Broad 6'—Brian Fisc- her and Jim Dalrymple (tie), Ted Wilbee, Bryan Hodgert and Dan- • ny Cornish (tie). Running Broad 11'9"—Jim Dal- rymple, Bryan Hodgert, Paul Mc- Kellar. Hon, Step, Sump, 23' 0"—Jim Dalrymple, Bryan Hodgert, Brian "--ee— Fischer, INTERMEDIATE GIRLS 75 yd. dash — Linda Muegge, Mary Ellen Moore, Jean Powell. 110 yd. dash—Linda Muegge, Mary Ellen Moore, Sally Mowat, Running Broad 9'11" — Janet Beattie, Linda Muegge, Sally Cos. ford. Hop, Step, Jump 21' 11"—Janet Beattie, Dianne Baert, Sally Mow- at. High Jump 3' 4%" — Dianne Baert, Rosemary Beynon, Mary Ellen IVIotate. Softball throw — Sally Mowat, Rosemary Beynon, Jane Boithart. INTERMEDIATE BOYS Intermediate Boys: 75 yd. dash —17 ouglas Dalrymple, Brian Broome, Murdo McLean. 150 yd. dash—Brian Broome, Douglas Dalrymple, Murdo Me - Lean. Running Broad 12' 6/", Doug- las Dalrymple, Brian Broome, Wayne Huber. Hop, Step, Sump, 27' 3"—Doug- Dalrymple, Alan •McLean, • Gunter Wipperfurth. High Jump 3' JAW—Douglas Dalrymple, Alan McLean, Jim • Nixon. Soccer Kick 53', Brian Broome, Gunter Wipperfurth, John Mc- Lean. SENIOR GIRLS • Senior Girls:• 75 yd. dash, Lynn Nixon, Judy Muegge, Sandra Hu - gill. 100 yd. dash, Lynn Nixon, San- dra Hugel, Judy Muegge, Running Broad 11' 6", Sandra, Hugill, Lyhn Nixon, Ulla Leurit. sen. Hop, Step, Sump 23' 9", Lynn Nixon, Sandra Hugill, Lame itsen. High Junm 3' 9", Sheila Rowat, Marie Elliott, Sandra Hugill. Basketball throw 46' 4", Sae. cira Hugill, Kerry Moore, Lynn MUM. REAL ESTATE CHANGE The sale is reported this week of the Clayton Dennis residence On lames Street • opposite the hospital to D. el. Williams of the RCAF who has been living on John Street. Possession Nov. lst. •Mr. Dennis plans to move to De- troit. Sale was arranged through of- fice of Wilfred Mclntee, broker. Amos Corby, local salesman, Minor Baseball Night on Oct. 13 Seaforth Minor Baseball Asso- ciation will held their annual Minor Baseball Night next Fee day, Oct. 13. The social evening will be held in the Seaforth Pub- lic School Auditorium, comment- ing at 6.30 p.m. It is anticipated a film will be shown and a _gutest speaker. The executive re/meets the players to bring their parents and also turn in their unifomes that night. BUILDING PERMIT Building permit Issued this week by Building Inspector Tier - old Maloney: Peter Huyben. 'the former Don Wallace residenae on George St., new siding, picture window etc., $1,000. ENGAGEMENT Mrs. Helen Glew wishes to an- nounce the engagement of her daughter Nancy Ann to Angelo Andreassi, son of Mr. and Mrs. Beaggio Andreassi, of Northern Xtaly. The marriage to take place the latter part of Octo'ber. SENIOR BOYS 100 yd. dash—Flarvey Dreger, Fred Knetsch, George Beeves. 220 yd. dash—Harvey Drager, Fred Knetsele Birnie Jessome. Running Breed 13' 11.34"—Fred Knetsch, Birnie Jessome, Harvey Drager. Hop, Step, Jump 29' 2", Fred Knetsch, Harvey Drager, Donald Hulley. High Jump 4' lee — Fred Knetsch, Harvey Drager, Donald Hulley. Football Throw 114. 1'—Har- vey Drager, Fred Knetsch, Don- ald Hulley, CHAMPIONS Jr. Girls—Peggy Cornish, 15 points, runner-up, Nancy Hulley 11 points, Jr. Boye—Jim Dalrymple 11 points, ruriner-up Brian Fischer, Bryan Hodgert (8 point tie), Interinediate (Ries—Linda egge 8 pointe, runner -tip, Janet Beattie 6 points. Intermediate Boys — Douglas Dalrymple 14' pointe, runner-up Brien Broome 10 ,pointe, Senior Girls — Sandra Hugill and Lynn Nixon (tie, 12 points), runtier-up, Judy Muegge, 3 pts. Senior Boys—Fred Knetech, 15 points, runner-up, germ Dra- ger, 14 piallte, tenet= was set for 2.00 p.m. on Tuesday, the 7th of November, The necessary legal proceed- ings are to be initiated in order that the property held by the Township in lieu of taxes, may be sold. Tender for snowplowing for the winter of 1961-62 are to be called by Oct. 16. The Court of Revision for the Assessment Roll for 1962 is to be held on Tuesday, October 17th at 9,30 in the Town Hall, Seaforth. The Clerk was authorized to apply to the Dominion Govern- ment for a grant in lieu of taxes for the RCAF StationatClinton, Council set the Township rate for farm and residential at 9 mills and that for commercial at 11.2 mills for the current tax year. The following accounts were passed for payment. Tile drainage loans $2,400.00; Ontario Hydro, leginond, pump $22.02; Ontario Hydro, Egniond. Street Lights $174.01; Ontario Hydro, Brucefield Street Lights 337.50; Tuck, Muni, Telephone Systeln, loan 52,000.00; Skeoch office supplies $12.04; Village of fire call tuna ?ire agree. ment 5200.00; Prank Kling Ltd., mond, water .64; Welfare $24e,75; Advertising $9.90; Fax 'bounty 58.00; Petty Cash, stamps $10.00; salary and allowance $2e5.77; Reeeiver General $15.90; Equitable Like, Pension $13.50; Fred Aaaens, dump $$22.50; CNI e50.00'; Seaforth District High School Bea grant $25.00; Roads $975.09. Council 'adjourned to meet on Tuesday, pet. 17 at 8 p.m. FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE The Friendship Circle of the First Presbyterian Church held their first meeting for the Fall in the Church hall. The meeting was in the form of a pot luck sap- per. The prayer was offered by Mr. Elder. The devotional meet- ing was held after supper. Mrs. Elmer Rivers opened with pray- er and Mrs 'John Patterson read the scripture from Luke 2. A Thanksgiving prayer was given by Mrs. •George Miller, There was a discussion of the upcom- ing bazaar, and a special work meeting will be held in the Church Hall, Tuesday, Oct. 10 at 8.15 pen. Members are asked to bring scissors, needle and thread, SCOUT DATES Scouting events ,coming up in the •month of October are Oct. 15, leaders basic training course to be held at RCAF Station, Clin- ton, Ott. 21, Apple Day; Oct, 25, Annual District Leaders Supper meeting in ,Seaforth Legion Hall. Oct, 30, Ghost Party for ist, 2nd Cubs Packs. The "Going Up" cer- emony for 15 Cubs to the Scout troops will be held in October. The date to be announced later, ORANGE EUCHRE Friday at Orange Hall Euchre. Ladiee first, Mrs. McDougal; lone hands, Miss Mae Smith; low, Mee Mac Chesney, Men's high, John Tremeee; lone hande, Chas. Famine; low, Harry Brown. $50 draw: R. G. Shortreed of Clinton won $25; John Laird of Teeswater $15; Misr- Everett Smith, Seaforth $10. RED CROSS TO MEET The regular meeting ot the Red Cross Will be held in the; library rooms on Friday, Oct, 6th' et 3 p.m. Seaforth, Ontario, Thursday, October 5, 1961 11,60 Yeer Authorize,/ ea secone Poet Office Peet., Mame Results of Field Crop Judging • Final results of the field crop competitions of Seaforth Agricul- tural Society are complete. Ta. tale are: Husking Corn—jelln Broad - foot 90250, Bob Broadeoot 89.375, Robt. Fotheringham 87.250, Robe McKercher 86.750, George Wheat- ley e4.500, IL W. Campbell 84.250, Ken Campbell 84, Jack Crozier 83.125. Earl Papple 82.875, Gerd - an Papple 82.500, Dm Anderson 0812251,yMac 79acStewart 80.675, Hale Ensilage Corn—Bruce Coleman 91.675, Kenneth Coleman 89,750, Vincent Maloney 88,125, Jack Crozier 87.125, Oliver Wright 86,- 750, Mac Stewart 88.125, Erie An- derson. 83.500. Harold. Pryoe 83.- 600, Lewis Coyne 83.250, Francis Bicknell 83,125, Gordan Papple 82.675. Garry Coats—Lewis Coyne 88,- 500, Robt, Fotheringham 87.375, Earl Papple 84.375, Tack Crozier 80,500, Ken Campbell 78,500, Ha- rold Pryoe 78, Stan Hillen 77.125, A. S. Bolton 64,125, R. T. Bolton 63.750, Peter Simpson 63, Dale Guernseys Win At Simcoe Show Mr. Wm, Dale, showing 8 head of cattle at the Western Ontario Guernsey Championship Show at Simcoe, Tuesday October 3rd,, brought home 5 championship ribbons. His big 'Will of the day was the senior and grand cham- pion female, "Woodrows Regal Rose", who topped the 4 -year- olds in milk class. This cow won lst place at London in 4 -year-old dry class, freshened with a heif- er calf and has since been unde- feated in 'nuking classes and 3 times grand champion this sea- son. He also wort lst. 4 -year-old dry class with "McDonald Ferree Rivals Vinta", who topped 11 other entries, had Reserve Jr. Champion bull calf, Reserve Sen- ior and Reserve Grand Champ- ion 2 -year-old, bull. Approximate- ly 100 head were entered at the ahow, Magistrate Gives Warning to Drivers Police court was a busy place here last week when twelve cases were heard. Magistrate Hays handed out fines totalling $372.62, which is one of the larg- est totals on record. In addition to fines four people ' had their driver's license suspended for periods ranging from; 30 days to one year. The magistrate aside he was tired of complaints About • young lads who have left school going and cutting up and playing cow- boys around the high school dur- ing the noon hour. The crown attorney warned that any boy picked up around the schools was liable to lose his license. The charges were laid by the Seaforth police. NAME CONVENERS FOR C.W.L. BAZAAR The meeting of the 'Catholic Women's League was held on October 3 in the school auditor ium. After the opening prayer Mrs, Joseph McConnell played the -piano accompaniment for the hymn in honor of Our Mother The thanks of the League was expressed by eve 'president, Mrs Gordon Reynolds, for Mike Ma lone's help in providing us with copies of the words for our song The executive were encourag ed to attend the deanery meeting on Oct. 18 in Tiesson St. Mary' Church. The Catholic Women's League agreed to cater for the Holy Name men's communion breakfast in November, also to serve refreshment for the Cath • olic Diocesan census meeting on. October 29. The date el the annual bazaar and tea is to be Dec. 2. The fol- lowing conveners were appoint- ed: Tickets, Mrs. Alfred Halpin; Mrs. Alvin Smaie; tea room, Mrs. Ken Etue, Men. Bill Bart; balk- ing, Mrs. Michael Williams, Mrs. John Laneink; sewing, Mrs. John Maloney, Mrs. Joseph Deffroot; candy, Mrs, Reginald Aubin, Mrs: Verdun Rau; mystery boxes, Mrs. Jim Slattery, Mrs. Clarence Ma- lone; bassinette, IVirs. Sam Bates, Mrs. Alice Stiles; decorations, Mre. Art Devereaux, Mrs. Bates. The Catholic Women's League Mass in honor of Christ the King will be on Nov. 5. Mrs. eoseph McConnell told the meeting of the convention of the Ontario Provincial Council of the Cath - olio Women's League held in Ha- milton last month. The Hon. Mrs. Ellen Fairclough addressed the meeting and acting mayor of Hamilton brought civic greetings. At present there are 75,000 mem. bers in this province, Mrs. John Flannery thanked Mr& McConn- ell on behalf of the members. Mrs. Alice Stiles read a poem called Peenies for the Mission- ers, The meeting elocied after prayer, The mystery prize was won by Mrs. Joseph Nigh. • a h b 13 w CONSTANCE Them will be no Sunday Schoel or Church services held at the Constance United Mulch for the next two Sundays Owing to An- niversary Services being held at. Burns and Londesboro Churches, , Oct, 8 and Oct, 15 respectively. Softball Title Won By Winthrop Ladies Wintlie.op won the Huron Sen- ior Ladies softball league champ- ionship when they defeated Exe- ter 4-3 in a game Pleerect in nen- sell last week. Winthrop took the best -of -five final, three games to two. Winthrop scored once 10 the 1st inning and again In the 8rd, with Exeter scoring twice in the 4th and once in the 5th inn- ing, to take a 3-2 lead, Winthrop came back with two runs in the top of the 710 inning and held Exeter scoreless in their half of the last inning as 'Winthrop pit - eller, Donna Hannon struck out the side to give Winthrop the game, Nine Exeter batters went down on strikeouts and they were allowed but three bits by the Winthrop pitcher. Faye Love hit two singles for the winners and Ruth Ritchie bit a triple to lead Winthrop at the plate. Mary Gravett collected two singles for Exeter. Exeter rrop Du 000 2-4-7-6 000 210 0-3-3-5 Hannon and Elliott; Carey and Jorgenson, Winthrop Lineerp: Joyce McClure 3b; Faye Love ss; Mang Elliott c; Marilyn Arch- ibald cf; Ruth Ritchie lb; Donna Hannon p; June Dolmage If; Gera)dine Dennis 2b; Joan Pryce 20 (7th); Judy Thompson rf, DUBLIN Mr, and Mrs, 11. Taunt, of Pon- tiac, Mich., and Mr, and Mrs. Lou Matthews, Detroit, with Mr. and Mrs, M. J. Nagle. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stapleton at- tended the funeral of Mrs: Sta- pleton's aunt, Mrs. Fred Sander- son in Detroit, recently. Mr. and Mrs. John Kenny, of Detroit, with Mrs. Chas. Kietner. Miss Marie Krauskopf, ton, with her mother, Mrs. Cath- arine Krauskopf. Mrs, Kathleen Monaghan, Kit. mchsecnaerrt,hwy,ith Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd Mr, and Mrs. Jim Newcombe, Port Credit, with Mr, and Mrs. Wm.' Stapleton. Mrs. W. Lane left on Saturday for her new home at Byron. Miss Margaret McCarthy, St. Mary's Hospital, Kitchener, with her father, John McCarthy, Mrs. J. Ackroyd, Toronto, with Mrs. M. E. O'Roueke. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Costello, Long Branch, with Mr. and Mrs. D. Costello. Mr, and Mrs. J. Morris and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Butters, London, with Mr. and Mrs, T. Butters. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Flanagan, Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Coyne. Mrs, Allen and son Pat, London with Mrs, Joe Stapleton, The second meeting of the Dublin Collens was held at the home of Mrs. C. Friend, The President opened the meeting with • the 4.11 Pledge, Mrs. Friend explained the necessity of a wise choice of meats, also the various cuts at beef and the safety meas- ures to preserve meat, Following adjournment lunch was served. LOOBY—FLANAGAN The glow of candelabra shone on graceful arrangements of col- orful chrysanthemums interspers- ed with greenery to form a charm- ing setting for the wedding of Margaret M. Flanagan and Clar- ence T. Looby in St. Patrick's R. C. Mirth, Dublin on Saturday morning. The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. W. a, 'Flanagan 21,81, 1, Dublin, and the. groom la the son of Mrs. Ann Looby, Dub- lin and the late Louis Looby, at the ceremony and singing the nuptial lames was the groom's brother, the Rev. A. 21. Looby, C.S.l3., Ottawa, and present in the sanctuary were the Rev. Remi Durand and the Rev. Dr. J. B. Ffoullees, both of Dublin. John Van Geffen, Dublin, as soloist was accompanied by Mrs. William Lane, church organ- ist. Given in marriage by her fa- ther, the bride chose a floor. length gown of shimmering French peau de soie. The slim fitted bodice featured a shallow scoop neckline, long lily -point sleeves and a slightly dropped waist. The full -flowing beleshaP- ed skirt cascaded to a chapel train, which along with the skirt was strewn with medallions of Alencon lace florets. Her French pure silk illusion fingertip veil piece of aurora 'borealis crystals, and wnads icvyauup by a queen's head- .ght ar- rangement of orchid, stephanotis she carried a cascade Mrs. Louis J. Looby, Dublin, ister of the bride was matron of onor, with Miss Mary Sullivan, itchener as bridesmaid and Miss Bonnie Krauskopf, Dublin, tece of the bride as junior ridesmaid. The bridal attendants were dentically gowned in spruce men peau de soie cocktail- ength gowns. Wide scoop neck - nes introduced elbow • length leeves and a V back, while the kirt tell softly into a bell sha,pe, hey wore matching bow head - Woes touched with spruce green eek-a•boo veite, Their flowers ore cascade arrangements of ronse mums with accents al yel- 1:v rosebuds among trailing byr°,1;Dt:°1113°;bIllim, brother of the groom,' amen was Louis ,I, Leo. and ushering were William R.1 Flanagan, Dublin, brother of the; bride and George Goettler, Dub -I lin, brothennelaw of the groom, For the Wedding reception held at the Brodhagee Community ,WWWw,iw.WwWmmmmMM iiiii mwmMuliMMMWWPIMMIIWWWWWWWIWIMMUM iii W AN EXCITING NEW DIMENSION IN DESAGN B pc Place Setting 'DUD STAINLESS INLAID WITH PRECIOUS PORCELAIN FLOWERS NEW LOW PRICES on "WHITE LILY" STAINLESS Tea Spoons .........75 ea, "Gift Box" Services Dessert Spoons 1.25 ea. 16 pc. set for 4 19.95 Dessert Forks ...... 1.26 ea. Hollow Hdle. Knives 2.50 ea. 24 pc. set for 6 29.95 Salad Forks 1.26 ea. 32 pe. set for 8 ...., .. 39.96 Also a variety of serving pieces in this smart pattern SAVAUGE'S JEWELLERY GIFTS FINE CHINA Seaforth =Mee, Centre, Mrs. Flanagan received guests wearing a gown of beige and mink brocade on princess line with fitted jacket with por- trait Collar, mink brown acces- sories and an orchid ,corsage, Assisting hostess, the groom's mother chose a gown of Emerald green matte silk jersey, brown accessories and an orchid cor- sage. The couple left for a wedding trip to Prince Edward Island, the bride wearing a mergeno suit in dark brown shade with straw- berry mink collar. A feathered hat in beige tones, brown acces- sories with a lapel corsage of or- chids completed her costumes. Mr. and Mrs. Looby will reside in Dublin. Guests were present from Kit- chener, Montreal, Ottawa, Strat- ford. Toronto, Oshawa, Corn- well, London, Georgetown. Clin- ton and Seaforth. Prior to her marriage, the bride was feted on several oem- sions. A presentation was made by the staff of Sacred Heart Sep- arate School, Kitchener, of which the bride was a member, and miscellaneous showers were held by Mrs, Charles Strub, in Kitch- ener and Mrs. Louis J. Looby in Dublin, while Miss Mary Sulli- van entertained for the bride at her home in Kitchener, STAFFA Mrs. Sarah Agnes Payne, of Moose Saw, Sask. died Thursday at the home of her brother, Mr. James Miller, Staffa. She was in her 81st year, Mrs. Payne was the former Sarah Agnes Miller and she moved to Moose Saw in 1914, Her husband, the late Bus, tace Payne, passed away 2 years ago. Mrs, Payne was a member of Trinity United Church, Moose Jaw and of its WMS and W.A. She was a former member of the Cromarty Presbyterian Church. Surviving are one son Leonard, Grenfell, Sask., two brothers, James, Hibbert Twp., and Geo, of London; two sisters Mrs. Ern- est (Mary) Templeman and Miss Margaret, both of Hibbert twp. The body rested at the Heath - Leslie funeral home, Mitchell, where funeral services were held Knox Presbyterian Cemetery, at matipt2cahipie.m., Saturday with the Rev. A. H. D'U aynard, Staffa nited Church, officiating. Burial was in bieLarers were Leslie Miller, Bert Mahaffey, Samuel Norris, Wilfrid Annis, Alvin Coie, and John Templeman, Friends and relatives from London, Thorn - dale, Exeter, Hensel], Seaforth, Kirkton, St. Marys, Mitchell and sumounding communities attend- ed. The family of Mn, and Mrs. Ro- bert Duncan, Exeter, held a sur- prise party at their home on Sunday, Tho occasion was their birthdays. Mrs. Duncan was 70 on Sept, 21 and Mr. Duncan was 76 on Sept. 28, Those attending were Mr, and Mrs. Robert Mauer and ImnI1y, Farquhar, Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Mauer and Robbie, London, Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Mil- ler and family and Mr. and Mrs. John Templeman and family, all C)Staffa, Amongthe guests at the Scott - Winthrop Leads Football Finals Winthrop blanked Goderieh 2-0 10 the third game of their three - out -of -five series in the EFL fin- als, Winthrop leads the series (2-0), with one tie game, The 4th games of the series will be played in Goderich on Saturday, Oct. 7, at 6 p.m. Goderich won the toss for sel- ection of ends and elected to go with the wind which was blowing from the south. Winthrop carried the play into the Goderich end from the opening kick-off, and were rewarded when George Love scored on a short angle shot, to give Winthrop a 1-0 lead with the game less than 5 min- utes old. The play was very even from this point 'til the end of the first half, with no further scoring. In the 2nd half Winthrop carried most of the play and made it 2-0 when Bert Dennis dropped a long shot into the top, corner of the goal. , Winthrop Line-up: Goal: Hugh Flynn; def., Bill Kerr, Mery Pepper; halves, Bert Dennis, Hank Boven, Neil Dole mage; forwards: George Love, Tom Love, Wayne Dolmage, Ron' McClure, John Boven; alt., Palle McCluskie. • Meikle wedding in Cromarty Presbyterian Church on Satur- day were Mr. and Mrs. Reg. El- liott, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Elliott, Mr, and Mrs, Gerald Agar, Mr. and Mrs. Sohn Drake, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Norris, Mr, and Mrs. Tom Colquhoun. Mrs. Eva Coign- houn, Miss Sean Colquhoun, Miss Margaret Drake, Miss Rosanna and Romona Worden, Mr. George Vivian and Mr. Gordon Colqu- houn, all of Staffs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duncan and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Duncan, Exeter, and Mr. and Mrs. Neil Ross, High River, Alberta, visit- ed on Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller and family and Mr. and Mrs. John Templeman and family. Mr. and Mrs. Eldrid iVicNicol, Mrs. W. Dayman and Mr. George Miller, all of London, visited on Wednesday with Miss Margaret Miller and James. Mrs. Margaret Kemp's pupils from S. S. No. 3, Hibbert came first for their marching at Mitch- ell fair on Wednesday. Mrs. E, Templeman is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid Annie near Mitchell. ST. COLUMBAN Mr, and Mrs. Jim Doyle and baby, Mise Anne 'Maloney, and Miss Helen Maloney, London, with Mr. and Mrs. F. Maloney, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Murray in Napanee with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sloan. Mr. and Mrs, Jack Hagerty of Guelph with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Maloney. Mrs, James Sloan in London with Mr, and Mrs. Don Brady., Mr. and Mre. Martin Smith and family of Detroit, and Mimi Nell Doyle, London, with Tod Doyle. Mn, and Mrs, Len O'Rourke and family of Brucefield have moved Into their new home on N. 8 Highway.