HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1962-04-05, Page 1The SEfgz'th
WHOLE SERIES, VOL. 84
Jack Crozier Wins
Best Actor Prize
Jack Crozier of Seaforth, $
of Mr, and Mrs, Andrew Crozie
wort the award for best actor in
the Inter -County Junior Farmers
drama festival held in Walkerton
district high school.
Jack Crozier played the comic
clraraoter Zeke in the Seaforth
Jutfor
Farmers production, ' "Coin•
in' Round the Mounbai-ne' winner's.
of the Huron county drama : eon -
test.
'Phe prize winning play wdtioh
will enter the provincial finals in
Guelph was put on by Grey coun-
ty, "Tog in the Valley."
Seek New Uniforms
For Highlanders
on At it meeting held in the Legion
r, hall one Saturday everting, epee -
Sexed by the Highlanders Ban4
discussion took place regarding
ways of t aasln:g funds for the pure
chase. of new uniforms.
It is 40 years since the present'
i iltie c
to r iYorm
s aeroo:n •t
b gl t and
they are getting beyond being
usable. A fund was started two
year's ago. -
Ther'e .are various occasions
-when the band`is needed for local
events such as the Legion sons
meeting this week end and it is
at all times an asset to the town,
The suggestion was made that
it kilts and trousers could be
purchased at this time, white
shirts would complete the uni-
tonin until coats ,can be bought.
Investiture of New
Scout Leaders
:District Scout Master lien
Powell of Seaaforth invested the
leaders of the newly -formed
Scout Troop at Egmondville
Church on Tuesday evening. Tire
leaders are Scout Master Ron
Eyre; assistant scout masters,
Laurie Stockwell, Jim Boyes and
Ken Gentnnoll.
Tho dedicatory prayer was giv-
en by Rev. S. H. Va'rdy, Mr. H, G,
Meir, vice president of Perth dis-
trict, and Mr. Powell presented
scarves 'to tate scout leaders.
The members of bhe group Dont•.
mittee' are Bill Durst, ohairman;
secretary, Norman' MacLean;
treasnrer, Wm. Forrest; Elmer
Stephenson, Ed. Boyes and Tien
Smith, There are 29 scouts en-
rolled in the First Egmondville•
Scout Troop,
A. bottle drive as a house-to-
house canvass for used bottles
will take place on Saturday mor•
sing, April 14th, by • First Eg-
mondville Scout Troop, Will Eg-
mondville residents please save
tilt any bottles available to help
the Scouts in, their work.
Call Tenders For
Vocational School
The architects of the Huron
county vocational school are call-
ing for tenders for construction:
of the vocational school addition
to Clinton high sebool..
The notices will be in the Daily
Contmereial News and the London
Free Press on April 5, 6, 9. The
closing date for tenders is April
30th. Architects are Page and
.Steele, Toronto,
DIES IN THE WEST
George Russell MbClure of Wil-
kie, Sask„ died in City Hospital,
Saskatoon on March 17 after be-
ing in poor health for several
years.' He was 'born in Mc•leil:lop
Township, April 6, 1874, son of
the late Mr. and Mrs. George Mc-
Clure, Seaforth. He was married
on June 28, 1912, and had lived
at Wilkie, Sask., for fifty years
and was a farmer and stone mas-
on: He is survived by three sons,
Donald and Stanley of Unity,
Saask., and Stewart of Swift Cur-
rent, Sask„ and Marion, Mrs.
John Hatton of New Westminster,
B.C.; also by a brother, William
McClure, Seaforth, and three sis-
ters, Miss Isabell McClure, Sea -
forth; Fanny, NIrs. J. L. Brown,
Komoka, Ont„ and Margaret,
NIrs. John Broadfoot, Seaforth;
also by three grandchildren. The
funeral was held at Wilkie, Seek,
RED CROSS
The regular meeting of Sea -
forth Red Cross will be held in
the library on Friday afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
SOUTER • BROWN
A quiet wedding was'solemniz-
ed middle. of Nlarch of Christena.
I, Brown and James M. Souter,'
After a short honeymoon the
couple w011 reside at Brucelield,
APPOINTED CARETAKER
- Mr, Don MacLean, East Wil-
2iam st., has been appointed care-
taker of the Maitland Bank Cem-
etery. He has been caretaker of
the mailing club daring the win-
ter and started on his new duties
on Monday.
e
WITH THE CURLERS 8
A rink composed of Mm. and ac
Mrs. Bill Campbell and Mr. and
Mrs. Art Wright won 'the Med- w„
o
land trophy in a mixed curling
•bonspie-1 at. Centralia RCAF Sta-
tion last W d d
Charges Pending In
Hit, Run Case
Local and .pro:vincial police on
Tuesday were successful in loc-
ating a oar in the Blyth Flea be-
lieved to have been involved in a
heft and run accident in Seaforth
on Marolt 23, That night a 1960
car owned by Les Learn was
struck in the rear while parked
at. the Legion hall.
Two pieces et grill from a 1956
hardtop were found at the scene
and were helpful in locating bhe
wanted car. Charges are pending,
Public School
Rate Unchanged
The sohool board has gi-
ven its estimates for 1962 require-
ments to the town council, The
rate is approximately the same
as last year.
25th Anniversary of
St. Columban Couple
Mr, and Mrs. Joseph L. Ryan'
marked their silver wedding an-
niversary by a Mass at thanks-
giving at St, Coluniban's Roman
Catholic Church on -Friday morn-
ing. Mrs. Ryan is the 1oraner Rita
Teady, daughter of Mns, Teady,
Formoga, and the late Mr. Teady.
Mt'. Ryan is the son of Mrs, Ca-
therine Ryan, RR 2, Dublin, and
the late Mr. Thomas Ryan, They
have a family of five, Mrs. James
.(•Mildred) Cronin, RR 2, Dublin;
Catharine, on the staff of a Wat-
erloo Separate School; Ronald,
Ken and. Joan at home. On Satur-
day evening a party was held,at
Brodhagen ,Community Hall to
honor Mr, and Mrs, Ryan, Jack
Walsh read an address of con-
gratulation, and a presentation of
a chesterfield suite was made on
behalf of friends and neighbours,
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Morris, Lon-
don, Mr. and Mrs, Greg. Morris,
Port Credit, with Mr, and Mrs.
Tom Morris,
Mr. and elm. Jerry Morris have
returned to their home in Sault
Ste. Marie.
Mrs, Joseph Malone is a patient
in Scott Memorial Hospital,
Miss Patricia Manley, Stratford
with Mr, and Mrs, Frank Hieknell
Peter Maloney, Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen Maloney, Mr. and Mrs,
Frank Maloney and bahy, Kitch-
ener with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ma-.
Loney.
Jack Malone, Guelph with Mu',
and Mrs. J. L. Malone.
Kan Ducharme, Wingham with
Mr. and Mrs, Auguste Ducharme,
Mr, and Mrs, Glen Butters, Lon-
don, with Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
1lielady.
Mrs, Teady, Formosa, Mrs..
Anne M lnaohern and family,. Lon-
don, with Ma', and Mrs, Joseph L,
Ryan.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Feeney, Miss
Anne _Feeney, Kitohener,aud Carl
Valles, Kingston, with Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Feeney,•
M
Miss Noreen oMilrlan, Misses
Anne and Helen Maloney , and
Miss .Cleo Bowman; London, at
their homes here.
Mr. and Mrs, Auguste D.o-
harnte were honored at surprise
athering of neiglirbours and rel-
ives at the Marne of Mr, and
rs, James D.uchnrme, Euchre
as played with 'a presentation
flowing. A congratulatory ad
rasa was read by Emmett Ma-
lone, and gifts, consisting of a
wall mirror, magazine rack and
table orammen,t presented• to
then by Mrs. Maurice Melady
and Mrs. Emmett Malone, Mr.
and Mrs. t3ueharme recently re-
tired fz'ctm their farm to make
their home in St, Colwmban,
e nes ay,
PEEWEES AT MITCHELL
Seaiforth Peewees reached the
smut -finals in the Mitchell Lions.
Club tournament on Saturday, be-
ing defeated by the. Arthur boye,
Referees for the games included
Gus Boussey and Charles- Reeves
of Seaforth.
CONSIDER PLAN
A man from London met with
some members of the Seaforth
• council on Friday e%ening to dais,
cuss a plan for "animal control,"
especially dogs. The, plan offered
the Use of a trailer as a travelling
pound. A dog with a tag would
be returned to his owner. The
idea was to combine the work in
severai nearby towns,
Councillors made no decision
and will consider it further at
the regular meeting next Monday,
INSTITUTE TO M4E1
The regular meeting of Sea -
forth Women's Institute will be
held at the ]tome of Mrs: Leonard
Strong on Tuesday, April 10 at
8.30 p,m, This is the annual meet-
ing, fn ,charge ce Mrs. Earl Pale
Ole.
All standing committees are to
have their reports in. Sandwich-
es, Mrs, Roibt, Doig, Mrs, Lorne
Carter, Mre. Andrew Crozier; re-
lishes, Mrs. Miner .Cameron,
, CUB NOTES PACK "A"
On Monday evening Pack "A"
was visited by "Kinn (H. Meir)
representing the sponsoring body,
who presented 21 boys• with their
one year service stars, ,team
player and abseever badges to 15
boys. Balo'o assisted, Akela ,pre-
sented Bryan Hodgert with hie
cyclist, collector and house ord-
erly .badges, Paul Soubhgate, Jim
Snowdon and Grant Carnochan re=
•ceived their •dret stars.
Parents are reminded of the
first star repass exams to be given
on April 30th,
The tour leaders of "A" pack
took para in the taste training
course held reSently In Seaforth,
Corning .. events for curbs and
leadoi's of "A" park are; Apr, 6,
skipping test for sixersand sec-
onders, Api', 7, scou:tere meeting
at St, Marys;. Apr, 23, first spring
hike; Apr. 27, nulnsti'ei show. Ev-
ery cub accompanied 'by his par-
ents it our objective for our part
to aSsiebing the casnp fund, Please
help your :boy to sell hie tickets,
O. E. S. Officers
Honored Here
About 250 guests attended tate
r00eptiort In the Legion hall, Sea..
forth, .Thursday night, -Unroll 29,
given in':honor `of the Grand Ohap.
for ref the Prov, of Ontario by
District No. 5 Order oaf the East-
ern Star. A guard of Minor was
rformecl by 'the 1Vorbhy Matrons'
and Worthy Patrons of the 20
chapters in the district,` The
Grand Officers, past Worthy Ma-
trons and Patrons and Grand
cur/Mattee members were escort-
ed. in by piper's Mr. Peter Mal
-
'coital and Mr, Ken Smith,
Seatortll:, Ontario, Thursday, April 5, 1962
11.50 n Ye*.
,Special guests were: Worthy
Grand :Matron, Mrs, Norma: East-
wood, Burlington; 'Worthy .Grand
Patron, Mr, Alex, McDonald and
Mrs, MoDonald, PWGM, Cooke-
ville; Assoc Grand Patron, Mr.
Joseph Delaney, Thorold; Assoc.
Grand Conductress, Mrs.. Perle
Kohl, Barrie; Grand Chaplain,
Mrs, Nan Taylor, Haonilton; Gr.
Marshall, Mrs, Reta•Davison, St.
Catherine's; Gr, Organist, Mrs.
Giara Nobbs, Tillsouburg; Gi,,Es-
ther, Mrs, Helen Rusting, Water-
ford; Gr. Martha, Mrs, Olivia
Thaler, Kitchener; Gr, Eiecta,
Mr's, Bea Ildpkins, Cooksyille;
Gr. Weeder, Mrs, Evelynne M.
Little, Bearusville; and several.
Past Woifliy Grand Matrons and
Patrons and Grand committee
members,
(NIrs, Anona Crozier, PM., of
Seafprth Chapter, and District '
McKillop Township Present Spring
To Defend Action Concert
A special meeting of lydeMillop Seaforth Public Sebool pi•esetrt-
oouncil,,was held On Marolt 26th ed lbs ,Spring Concert in the
ler deal with drainage matters, $011 ol'auditorium on Friday even-
EngineerWOilece Archibald was.
present, • - ing, Principal J. W. Talbot- acted
lCottneillors' A. Campbell, 'Will: as chairman, `rhe program was in
Dennis, R..--MINiehol and K. Stew- two Parts. : In Southern Mood
t r
Ib Ba e a court of revisionon featured a eho:rus, Caniptown
Glue Rapson drain, with Wm. Den-
nie as chair'm'en, 'Dail Beuerniann Races; Charleston dance "Little
appealed t0 have al -. David" girls choru, so, aan
ad acreage cgrreote]lis total
It wasassess than- Colotnan; Old Blacsk Joelo, JSOIQ,
ged from 77 to 70 acres. Jane Boshart; All God's Chile=
Whole council -met as court of as a chorus; Deap River, solo,
revision oil the Archilbuld Drain, Joan I3oover; Pickauuinfes dance
There were no appeals. by &rales 2 orad 3; Shortemiu'
ett the court of revision on the Bread, gh'ls' chorus, solo, Lynn
Lave Drain, 'Gordon Elliott
al). Mix";
Swing Low, solo, Susan
pealed his. assessment on lot N/ MacLennan; It's i14e, A Lord,
25, Con, S:13, and lot Sy 25, Con, solos, heather and Sally Mowat;
N13, if outlet is not deep 0no11g-h Sweet Little Jesus Boy, solo Sally
to give hist 1 a depth oe 4 ft. at 'Cosford; Steel' Away, chorus; tap
line fence between lot 24 and 25, dance, Rutli Ann V1rilson Chris•
Con, S13. Engineer ' Archibald tine Turnbull; Spring Lilt, giils,
said he could get a depth of 4 tt, grades 5 and 6; tumbling', grades
for outlet at line fence, 5 and 0, and 7 and S, boys,
Court of Revision on Campbell In Festive Mood- Menus,
drain user with Wm, "Merry the Time;" Peasants
'Dentis, R. McNichol, K, Stewart Dancing Day; Tap. Dance, Clubs-
-and Dan Beuerntann. Allan Camp- 'ti'ne Turnbull, Ruth Ann Wilson;
bell annealed his assessment on "Swing Song" and "Let Us Make
lot S pt. 31 and 1;17 pt, 32, Con. 0, the Best Use of Our Leisure;"
MoKillop, as ovenassessed cone ''IVandenin'g"'solo Stephen Smith;
pared to bthers, Reduced $150 on. A Secret, grade 2; Walking Song,
benefit assessment, grade 6; A Little White Duck, gr,
'Council meet at 4 pane for gen- 3 and 4 The Wild Rose, solo Char-
eral business and above drains 'lie Smith; Round the May Polo,
Were given their readings and grades 3 and 4; play, ''Belling the
eased -
Cat," grades 2 and 3; Praise Be
Deputy Grand Matron of District At bhe regular April meeting of Thine, solp, Mary Hoggarth A
No. 5, was hostess and Mr. Harv- council on Monclay, April 3, mean- Message to the Fish, grade 4 Oh
•ard Fretts, W.P. of Clinton Chap• -bars were all Present„ No, John, John McLean, Wendy
ter, was master 04 ceremonies. A Tho road sniteriutondent's von• Fry; Pagan Love Song, solo, Goa
very enjoyable program was pre cher No, 4, ainonnt $2,060;38, was don 13euttenmiller; Lovely Moon,
sented by the following:
ordered Paid by treasurer and duet, Dianne Baert, Tana Cornish;
general accounts were passed for• All Praise to Thee."
:Sharron Strong, Charlie Bach- payment. Conductor was Miss Turnbull
horn, Dianne Henderson, The
Steppers Three;" bhe Henderson
boys and Mr, W. Dalrymple, all
04 Seaforth, Patricia and Mary
Wilkins of Auburn, and Mrs. Ce-
lia Taylor, W.M. of Goderich
'Chapter.
A gilt was. ,presented to the
Worthy Grand Matron, Mrs, Nor-
ma Eastwood, by Mrs, Dolena Mc-
Cnaig, W.M., of Seaforth Cba1p-
ter, and to the Worthy Grand Pa-
tron, Mr. Alex. McDonald, by Mrs.
lorne Haunylon, W.M. of Niles -
town Chapter.
Music Por • dancing was supplied
by the Collins orchestra, A deli --
aloes .smorgasbord was prepared
and served by the Legion Ladies'
Auxiliary,
The lucky door prize was avoir
by Mr. Cliff Russell, W.P., of
Panlehili Chapter. -Preceding the
evening festivities the Grand o1f-
iters Were entertained at dinner
at six o'clock at the home of Mr,
and Mrs, David MacLean,
'The flliapters in District No. 5
are located as follows: Six in •
London, Alppin, Nilestown, Strath-
roy„Parkhill; Delaware, Byron, In-
gersoll, St. Marys, Fleeter, Clin-
ton, Goderich, Blyth, Mitchell and
Seaforth.
April Meeting of
Tuckersmith Council
Tuokersmith council held thei
regular meeting in the town hal
Seaforth on April 3rd with a
members present and the Reeve
presiding,
1, est
t 1
11 h e
a
the nominating committee, Mrs.
Andrew Whetham asked sudn
Road superintendent Wilson
Little was authorized to attend
the 1962 school for road superin•
tendents on biSay 14-15 at Hart,
House theatre, Toronto,'
McConnell & Stewart were au-
thorized to defend the townshi
and accompanist, Mrs, James A.
Stewart, Scenery was by Mrs,
Boussey, Mr, Morton, Mr Eyre
and Make-up by Mrs. Harvey. and
Mr, and Mrs, Boussey;
Members of the staff are: Kin-
dergarten, Mrs. M. Boswell and
re 'Robert D. Reid claim.` James Bins. V. Talbot; Gr.l, Mrs. A. Mas -
Donnelly is acting for Mr. Reid. cit; 'Ger. 1 and 2, Miss M. Wood;
Council adjourned to meet Apr- Gr. 2 and 3, Mrs. M. Pullman;
it
4 at 8 p.m, and May 7 at 1:30 Gr, 3 and 4, Mrs. 17. Ellis; Gr, 4
p.an, at Carnegie library. and 5, Mrs. F. Kay; Gr. 5, Miss
M, ETalbot,. Tumnbull; Gr. 6, R. M. Eyre;
Gr. 7, D. F. Morton; Gr. 8, J. W.
Pupils taking part were; Pican-
ninies, Elva Bowerfng, Cathy
Brightrall, Joan Hopper, Monica
Maims, Kathy McLean, Vicki Mil-
ler, Mary Ball, Dorothy Beynon,
Gail Doig, Brenda Hodgert, Bar-
bara Huber, Nancy Swan.
Spring Lilt, Doris Adair, Heath-
er 'Beueruian, Patsy Barker,, Anne
Smith, Cindy Eisler, Mary Ell-
iott, Terry Mowat, Moira Mal•
n cobmJeanette Watterw.orth, Sim
-
Y 'on ienbot, Debbie Miller, Ulla
Lauritsen.
DUBLIN
A large crowd of members and
guests attended the March meet-
ing of the Dublin Women's Insti-
tute held in the chamber of com-
merce hall, Meeting opened with
the singing of the Ode and the re-
citation of the Mary Stewart col-
lect in unison. Roll call was an-
swered by payment of fees or
Irish joke or verse, Motto "'Tis
the song you sing and the smile
you wear that makes the su
shine everywhere" was taken b
Mrs. Thos. Butters,. Mrs, Jo
Dorsey gave some interesting
household hints, Mrs. Karol
Pethiok reported 'that two quilts
had been delivered to the Red
Cross and thanked Mrs, E. Jordi -
son for donating one of them. It
was decided to stuhscribe to the
C.A.C. Bulletin. Mrs. Herb Brit- 8
ton, Mrs. Joseph Dorsey and Mrs. e
'Phomas Butters were appointed 'b
•
Boy's Tumbling, Grades 5 and
d 6, Jim Nixon, John McLean,
Wayne Huber, Bryan Hodgert,
George Reeves, Gene Kruse, Dem
nis Hodgert, Wayne Scott, Ted
Wibbee, Brian Fischer, Grant Car,.
median, John Muir. Grades 7 and
Stephen Brady, Jima Montgom-
ry, Alan McLean, Pahl Hilde-
rand, . Robert Watson, Bill Ca:r
oohan, Bernie Jessome, Don Hul•
ey, Fred Ianetsclt, Harvey Drag -
r, 1\qurcio McLean, Bryan Stew-
rt, Paul Beattie. :
A Secret, Janet Boyes, Patsy
McNaughton, Dianne McClinchey,
t1They Oke, Valerie Scott, Anne
Wiibee, Marlene Turnbull, Bar -
are Muir,
gg
ions on.ow to -make the meeting
attractive and useful. Meeting
The report of the Bean Munic
ipal Drain was provisionally ad
opted and court of revision se
for 9 pan, ou May 1st.
•closed with singing of the Queen.
A successful bake sale was then
held with the 4-H club members
t
supplying baking. Proceeds a
mounted to $19.25. Lunch was b
served by Mrs, Riley, Mrs, Racho
The report of the Clark Munic
ipal. Drain is to be read at 9:30
p.m. on May •1st and at 10 p.nr.
the report of the Buchanan drain
is to be read.
William Campbell of Seaforth
was again appointed tile drainage,
inSpeotor for Tuckersmith for
1962,
Tuokersmith municipal dunvp is
to be opened from 1 to 5.30 p.m
on Wednesday and Saturday only
commencing on Saturday, April 7.
Council emphasized that no old
wire •fencing was . to . he •brought
to the dump.
The reeve was authorized to
sign a warrant for any •properties
subject to tax sale, The clerk was
instructed to prepare a bylaw for
,prepayment of taxes.
The following accounts were
Passed for payment: Ont. Hydro,
Bnucefieid street lights, $13.6; Eg-,
mondville street lights $174.01;
Egmondville pump, $22.17. Geo.
A. Sills, Egriondiville pump, $68.-
45; pension, $13,50; John A. Card
no, insurance, $107,42; advertis-
ing and supplies, _$74.34;. welfare,
$169.25; salary and allowance,
$238.1.7;- income tax $3.50, Huron
Mun, Officers Assoc, fee $•20;'
South Huron Agri. ,Soc., grant,
$100; Ausabie River Cons, Auth„
$117,64; Town of :Sealorbh, share
of rural fire truck costs, $166.64;
roade, $1,694.14, -
1Couneli adjourned to
meet on
Mrs. Byers,
A very successful euchre party
was held in St. Patrick's Parish.
Hall on Friday evening sponsored
by the Catholic Women's League
with a representative attendance...
High points for the euchre- hold
in February and on Friday even-
ing was won by Janies McQuaid,
rr, 5 Seaforth and Mrs. Elizabeth.
• •Gann, Dublin; each, . received
five' dollars. High points were
won by Gallen Russel and Mrs..
Jos. Delaney of Dublin. Lunch ler
was served by the ladies fn so
:oharge.
Tuesday, May 1, at ,8 km.. ,
VARNA
Tne annual meeting of the
Varna Branoh of the Canadian
Red Cross Society was held last
TM:ursdey evening. A house to
house canvass will be held in the
near future and canvassers were
appointed for'eaoh seeti.on, The
officers elected' for 1,962 are;
Little White Dunk, Duck, Larry
Park; Frog, Doug, Hildebrand;
Bug, Roy Dalton; Snake, David
Harvey; Singers, Laurie Bell,
Lois Muegge, Lorraine Townsend,
Wilma Westerve'ld, Beata Malleus,
Dianne Patterson, 'Mary Aim Mc-
Lean, Elaine Roberton, Bruce
Malcolm, Laurie Kruse, Allen Ro-
bertson, Jim Flolland.
May Pole, Mary Ann MoLea.n,
Mangle McLean, Ruth Ann Dun-
lop, Cindy MacDonald, Carol Ann
Doig, Eleanor Boshart, Arlene
iiliams, Sheila Bray, Anita Wil -
n, Joan Muir, Dianne Patterson,
vi:an Buker, •
Mice, Larry Broome, Ronnie
airymple, John Goawill, Ronnie
enderson,-Lei:f Lauritsen, Paul
Cuellar, Stewart McLean, Ray
ennell, Danny Muir, John Mune
Ralph Onbelet, Mark Ranson,
en Doig.
A Mesage to the Fish, 13111
sore, Bill Boussey, David
tante, Brian Price, Kenny Me-
an, Jim Snowdon, Danny Cor -
h, , Ronnie Hopper,
Mies Lydia Jordfson, Toronto, Vi
with Mrs, Elsie Jordison. D
Mr. and Mrs. Jim McDonald of II
Kitchener with; Mr, dud Mrs. A. ee
Whethann. M
Mr. and riles, Andrew Dan.tzer,. re
London, .Harvey Dantzer, Windsor .K'
with Mr, and Mrs, John Nagle.
Mr. and Mrs. - W. Friedman,
Kitchener, with Mr. and Mrs. Br
James Morrison.
Mr. Allan Butters, Ne,panee, n e
with Mr, and Mrs, Tom Butters.
:tire. and Mrs. Leonard Nagle,
Bobbie and Linda, Stratford,
with Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nagle.
Mr. and Mrs. John Frost, Dun-
das, Mr. Ferguson, Stratford with
Mr. and Mrs, Jos. Dill.
Mr. and Mrs. Billie Krauskopf,
Strathroy, Mr, and Mrs. Billie
Feeney and children, Kitohener
with Mr, and, Mrs. Nicholas
Krauskopf,
Mr. and :Mrs. Geo, Coyne spent
the week end with Mr, and Mas.
John Wallington,
TO ORGANIZE'4H CLUBS
An organization meeting for the
4H .clubs in this area: will be held
at Seaforth District high school
on Wednesday, April 13th at 8:30
p.m. to torus Seaforth 411 Beef
resident, J. H. F. Breeze; I:st Calf Club, Seaforth 411 Dairy Calf
viae. Presid Club, Seaforth 4H Swine Club and
ent, John 'Aldi.
n an
gt
1 I Se
Znd vice President, John T. Mc- aforth 41I Meld Crop Ciub.
Ash; Sec. -Trees., Ernest Pollock,
The United Church Women
(held a' very successful baking
sale in Clinton on Saturday.
A play ley bhe Seaforth Junior
llarmere and other, talent will be
presented in the township hall on
The Meeting for three Brussels
4H clubs will be at Brussels lib-
rary, Monday, April 9111.
BUILDING :PERMITS
Recent building'' permits tented
by building Inspector, Harold Mal-
oney: Mrs, J, etre Stewart, 'roll
Monday evening, April +Jth under brick siding,,Tame
the sponsorship of the United Ross Mogamer street, ration$1,00;
Church Women. Sperling street, $ 00,. ai,terations,
Cub Pack Formed
At Brucefield
"A Curb gives in to bhe Old
Wolf, a Cab does not give in to
himself!" Nineteen times 19 cubs
solemnly repeated the Cub laws
and promises for their Akela,
F, J. Welland, as First Bruce -
field Cub Pack was officially in-
vested following their investiture
ceremony held on Friday, March
30th in the basement of Brucefield
United Church,
Nearly 100 relatives and friends
witnessed the beginning of the
Mat cub pack to be formed in
Brucefield, Formed under the
leaderSliig of F/S Welland, and
assisted ,by Mr. Stewart Broad -
foot and Sgt, L. Ariano'and Mrs,
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then the grand howl; Curbs play-
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CONSTANCE
Mr, and Mrs. Stan Preszcator
and family of Centralia visited
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Preszcator
and family On Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Coleman
of Varna visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Lawson,
'NIr, and Mrs. Frank Riley went
to Kitchener Sunday where they
met Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woods
of Ajax. Miss Debbie Woods, who
has been visiting her grandpar-
ents, returned home.
Mr, and Mrs, Robert Grimold-
tby visited Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs. Ross Mann and family at
Bluevale.
Mr. and Mrs, Seigo Nogouchi
08 Guelph visited Sunday with Mr,
and NIrs, Borden Brown and girls.
Mr, and Mrs, Adolph Otten and
fancily of Hensall have bought
the Ken Thompson farm east of
the village and are Moving in on
Friday:: We welcome Mr. and Mrs,
Otten to our community.
:NIr. and Mrs, Ross Millson who
have occupied the house on the
farm will be moving to Sebring -
villa where Mr, Mill -son will be
employed with the Jack Hood
school siupplies of Stratford com-
mencing May 1st.
BRODHAGEN
Mark Russell Shoidice, son. of
Mr, and Mrs, Gary Sbo1dicewas
baptized during the Sunday mar-
ming service at St. Peter's Luth-
eran Unwell by Pastor H. Brill,
The, sponsors along with the par-
ents were Miss Susan Clark and
Warren Shaldice and Mr, and
and Mr, and Mrs, August Scher- let'
berth spent the week end visiting
Mr, and Mrs, Ralph Scherbarth in --.
Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Chris W. Leon-
•bardt with Mr. and Mrs, Chaffs.
Matthies, Tavistock, on Sunday.
Mr. Eli Rapien has been confin-
ed to Stratford hospital. '
Mr, and Mrs. Allan MoDougald
of Mitchell With Mr, and Mrs. La-
vern Wolfe.
Mr, and Mrs. Cliff Woodward,
Donna and Gay of Toronto with
Mrs, Albert Que'engesser;
Mr, and Mrs, Ralph Rieke of
Toronto with their family.
Visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Dal-
ton Diegel for the week end were
Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Hudson,
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Hudson, Deb-
bie and Peter of Toronto.
Miss Carole Wardell, daughter
of Mr, and Mrs. Harold Wardell,
injured her finger evhile at work
in Mitchell,
KIPPEN
Mr, Bob Clarke, who has been
a patient in St. Joseph's hospital,
London; 'the past nine months,
returned to his home recently.
Mi', and NIrs. Land and family
moved from Beverley Beaton's.
house to Ross Forrest's house on
the 2nd of Tuckersmith.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Beattie
and Karen of Wingham visited
Sunday With Mr, and Mrs, Edgar•.
McBride and Sharon.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy .Willei•t of
Zurich were recent visitors of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones and
boys.
Mi', and Mrs, Van Dyk and lam.
Y move
Mrs, Gary Johnson, it d last week from tate 2nd
The sympathy of the common- of Tarekersmith to Mr, Lou Clark's
ity is extended to -Mrs, Gordon house,
Kistner and her mother in the
death of a father and husband,
August 'IZoppenroth.
Mr, and Mrs. Eli Rapien atten-
ded the marriage of their grand
daughter, Karen Wolfe, daughter
.of Mr. -and Mrs. Norman Wolfe,
Milverton, to Albert Wickenheis-
er Of 0adshill and now of Wood-
stock, at Milverton on Sattu•day.
Mr. and ,Mrs, Mandel Better -
mann and Mr. and Mrs. Reuben
l3uuck attended' the wedding of
Mr, and Mrs, Orville Kahle (nee
Helga Schlosser) in Mitchell on
Saanrday
Mrs, Wibered Ahrens underwent
an operation in Stratford hospital
fast week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Jacob and:
Mrs. Beulah Wilkens of Kitchen-
er with. Mr. 'and Mrs. Chris Leon-
hai'dt recently.
The sympathy of the commun-
ity is extended to Fred Ierbert
NIr. W. L, Mellis, who has been
on the sick list two weeks, is im-
proving in health. His neighbors
Hind friends wish him a speedy
recovery.
MIS. Wm, Winder, former I{ip
pen resident, was taken by ambit•
lands froth Clinton to Victoria -
hospital, London, last Friday. She
is reported baving gangrene in
her foot.
Mr. and Mrs, Elston Dawson,.
who have spent the winter with
Mr, and Mrs, James Riley, Sea -
fortis, returned home Saturday
and were accompanied by their 'o
son-in•la,w and daughter, Mr, and
Mrs. lld]n Kerr, of Winthrop,
THE LEGION CORNER
13y Jack Holland
Well, comrades and friends,
here we are again with a bit of
news from hare and there.
First, is the zone meeting he -
in the death of his brother, Al- ing. held hers on Sunday, Apt•, 8,
Mart Herbert at Montreal. Being Gbe.host brauoit, it is most
Guests of Mr, and Mrs. Gary impolarge rttuant thattrout we our haveown a real
rnout neem.
Sltoldlee on Sued:ey at the hone :hers. Tho parade will stove off
of Mr, and Mrs. Russell Shol.dicg, .from .the -Legion hall at 1.30 p.m.
were, Mr, and Mrs, Jim Clark, Did you know that the Canadian
Susan and ,roan of New H'anrburg, Legion. in Ontarle spent over
Mr, and Mrs. Sam Clark, Mitch- a
ell; Mr. and Mrs. Gary Johnson quarter of a million dollars last
of London, Warren S0tolJice, of year on community services.
Brampton, Rey, H. Brill and Mrs. scholat•shipThat e i' ss sponsored
Elizabeth . Querengesser, l S across Canada total
'Arthur. Diegel, Kitchener, $6 That
and Airs. Don M Mi That the Legion sponsors the
McLaughlin and training' of 5;000 boy scouts and
Dale, Kincardine, and Mr, and calls across the country,
Mrs. Joe Smith of Stratford with That our local branch annually
George and William Diegel, financially Supports the following;
Quite a number from here at-, The summer camp at Ni: ' '
tended the funeral of August on -tire -lake where tubercular
r Niagara -
tended
Tubeecuar vet-
Happervoth oaf. Mitchel). Monday mans and their families can' en -
Mr, and Mrs. Doli Cochrane, joy two weeksholidas with all
Donna and Paul and Mrs, Harold expenses paid, y
Berry e13 Caledoina with Mr, and Donations to Byron sanetorhtni,
Mrs, Ross Leonhar'dt on Sunday, ,the Red Cross, Salvation Arm
Mr, and Mrs, MutatBuucic Institute for the 1311 Y,
and David on, f MilvertoAir, and bingos at,.'Westniinistet' hospital s fol
Mrs, Gerald Buatck, Kevin, Karen and Isere at hone, Cliristmasbu-
and Randy of. Mitchell with Mr, shel basket for needy 'fatuiiies
and Mrs. Reuben Butiok and fem.
training all rhe young in
1,ily on Sunday celebrating' Rose ckey, support at minor baseball, birthday, dsts to our sick, also auyonoMrs. Dalton
Hinz spent a fete who deeds a Wheel clta.fr, hospital
days with 'her eis:ter, Mrs, Wilfred bed ic' , n have Klinkntan and teft'oi or a cane can have
Mr, Klinktnan at one free front the 10001 branch by.
tfra last week, ontacting Jake Cornish at Bok
1]1uMr.
and Mrs: Ed Selterbartbftcrnittire.
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