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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1962-04-26, Page 1T It aforth News WHOLE SERIES, VOL, 84 ' Phone 84 S17AFQRTI-I, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1952 71.60 a Year SEAFORTH 444 DAIRY CALF CLUB was orgauized Wednesday night with 23 nentbers, Tlie leaf el are, standing, Robert Gemmell and Gordan E. Papple. Executive, President, George Townsend; vice president, Linda Papple; secretary, Deanna Dale; press reporter, Aniy Stewart Mark Their 40th Anniversary Mr, and Mrs, Thomas Appleby, John street, were pleasantly sur- prised to a turkey dinner on Fri- day, April 20, on their 40th wed- ding anniversary The supper was arranged by their two daughters, Mrs. Bert Garrett and Mrs. Gor- don MacDonald and was attended by their brothers, sisters and grandchildren. REBEKAHS MEET At Monday night's meeting of Edelweiss Rebekah Lodge an in- vitation was received to the an- nual Odd Fellows and Rebekah rally to be held this year at Springfield on June Ord, Further plans were made for the lodge's 50th anniversary dinner on May 10th to be held at the community centre. Several former members and present members, now resid- ing elsewhere, ]cave indicated they plan to attend. • A splendid report of the Huron district meeting held recently in Clinton, was given by Mrs. - Ed.' Andrews. The vice grand, Mrs, George Campbell, gave the visit- ing report. - .-:. • ' • - Mrs. Keith Sharp reminded members of the Variety Night to be sponsored by the CPT com- mittee of Oddfellovs and Rebek- ahs on May 18th in the high school. GEORGE A. LOVE George Alexander Love, 69, of Goderich, died Friday at Alexan- dra Marine and General hospital, Goderieh atter an illness of five years. He was born in Toronto,. Son of Alexander Love and Har- riet Boole, aacd worked as a prin- ter in the city until coining to Huron county in 1943. For eight 'years he operated a store at Shipka, retiring to Goderich in 1953. He had been a Member of the Toronto. Typographical Union and was a member of St. George's Anglican Church, Goderich. He is survived by his wife, the former Jessie R. ,Scott, of Seaforth. The funeral took place on Mon- day afternoon at the Box funeral home with Rev. 11..Donaldson, of St. Thomas' Anglican Church, of- ficiating, Burial was in Maitland Bank cemetery. . DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME Under Daylight Saving Time, at Seaforth post office, Monday to Saturday, nails close at.12:00 noon for points west of Seaforth. At 3:15 p.m. and' 6:00 p.m. the mails close for points :east of Seaforth. Sunday all mails close at 6:00 pen. Speaking Contest At High School Winners of the public speaking finals at Seaforth District high school on Thursday were: junior, Bob Reynolds, Grade 10; and sen- ior, Geraldine McTaggart, Grade 12. Others taking part were; Gr. 9, Cathie Phillips, Jim Traquair, Bruce Elliott; Gr, 10, Deli's Brock. Seniors: Gr- 11, Brian Traviss, Brenda Houston, Joan Pryce. Gr. 12, Louis Devereaux, BROADFOOT - RIDDELL The marriage took place at Walton United Church, on Satur- day, April 21, at 2 eau, of James Broadfoot and Sheila Frances Riddell, The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Wilmer Broadfoot, RR a, Kippen, and the bride is the daughter. of Mi•, and Mrs. Thomas Taylor of Kentucky.. Rev: Arthur Higginbotham offic- iated. On their return from a honeymoon to Niagara Falls and Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Broadfoot will reside at Walton. MRS. LOUIS HOEGY Mrs, Louis Hoegy passed away suddenly Monday evening about 8.30 in Scott Memorial' hospital. She was the former Ida C. Wal- ther of Logan township and was in her 80th year. She attended Mitchell highschool and was a member of Northside United Church and the Rebekah Lodge. The family mored to Seaforth in 1920• Her husband predeceased her in 1950. Surviving ,are two sons, Wilfred Hoegy, south Bend, Ind„ and Walter Hoegy, of Liv- onia, Mich„ also four grandchild- ren arid.1 great grandchild, and the following brothers and . sis- ter, Clara, Mrs. Burt Kline, Mit- shell; William Walther, Mitchell; Emmanuel Walther, Mitchell; Ri- chard Walther, St. Thomas, and Gustiva Walther, Vancouver. - The funeral will take place on Thursday afternoon 'from the- G. A. Whitney funeral home, at 2 p.m., Rev. J. C. Britton officiat- ing, Burial will be in Maitland -- bank cemetery, PLAN SALE The Board_ of Management of Huronview have set Friday, June 1, .1992, for the, sale of cattle at 1Iuronview;. and Saturday, June 9, for the sale of the barn, land and farm equipment. County council for • the June session will convene oe Monday,. June 11, for the entire week. To Start Installing Parking Meters The parking meters have ar- rived in Seaforth and will be in- stalled immediately by the town's Public works department. The parking ureters for Sea - forth Main street were shipped from Montreal on Monday , by CNR freight, according to word received here. When the meters arrive, installation will begin. The meters will be on both sides of Main street from Goderich St, south to Huron street, and on side streets to the alleys. Goalie lock street will be metered to Victoria street. DR. STRANGWAY ADDRESSES THANKOFFERING MEETING Northside United Church 'tido-. men held their thankoffering meeting April 29th at 8 p,nr. with visitors from neighboring church- es of Brumfield, Egmondville, Constance and Winthrop, Presid- ent, Mrs, Neil C. Bell extended a warm welcome to all and gave a brief summary of the work so far, Mrs. Norman Knight led in pray- er. Scripture was read by Mrs. Tom Wilbee. The ladies' choir rendered an anthem, "Christ the Lord is Risen Today," followed by a duet by Margaret Hillen and Eileen Smith, Rev, .1. C. Britton introduced the guest speaker, Dr. Walter Strangway, a United Church me- dical missionary in Angola, who is in Canada on furlough. He based his talked on "Love Your Neighbor as Yourself," and spoke of the work being done through church, school and hospital and of the continuing progress that has taken place since 1928 when he .went to Africa. Mrs. A. W. Sillery thanked Dr. Strangway for his address and all who took part in the meeting, DUBLIN A miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Diane Kistner, whose. marriage to Mr. Don Moser is an event of April 28, was sponsored by Mrs. Hoggarth and Miss Beatice Maloney, at the hone of Mrs, Wilfrid Maloney, About thirty friends and neigh- bors assembled to extend "felici- tations to the prospective bride. A social hour was spent in play- ing various games, and the guest of honor was assisted in opening' numerous meth] gifts of china and linen by the sponsors. A de-. licious lunch was served by Mrs. Maloney and assistants. WINNERS of the public speadting eOntest 111,215 at Seafoitli .v,rhS, OR "Thtu'sday alcli ne ere,senior, Ger- If cTeggart, subject,"National Unity", and Junior, BobBoh Reynolds, subject "TV Westerns s Form 4-H Clubs. At Seaforth On Wednesday evening 23 nenl• bers signed up for the Seaforth 411 Dairy Calf Club at the organ - DI -I izatiS,on meeting held at Seaforth Organization Of the other 411 clubs was postponed until the required membership is obtained. D. G. Grieve, assistant agricul- tural representative, conducted the meeting, Seaforth Dairy Calf Club Members — Tont Papple, Ray Devereaux, John Willems, Neil Gemmell, Bill Kiehl Haar, Ken Gemmell, Ken Papule, Paul Dn- clianan, Ken Devereaux, Louis Veenstra, Malcolm Stewart, Wel- by Stone, Jim Pantile, George Townsend, Gail Storey, Scott Mac- Dougald, James Finlayson, Wilma Dale, Deanna Dale, Elaine Eck- ert, Amy Stewart, Mary Eckert. Officers—Leaders, Robert Gem- mell, Gordan E. Papple, Pres„ George Townsend; vice pres„ Linda- Papple; sec., Deanna Dale; press ,reporter, Allay Stewart. Seaforth Swine Club Members — Tom Papple, Ken Genbznsll, Ken Dapple, Jim Broad - foot, Ricky Welland, George Wood, Toni Riley, Jim Papple, Linda Papple, George M. Town- send. Leaders: Don Dodds, Allan Haugh. Tuckersmith Corn Club Members — Ken Papple, Nor- man -Bell, Jim Broadfoot, Donald Mci{ercher, Jinn Papple, Bob Pryce, Gordon Pryce, Leader—Bruce Coleman, Seaforth Beef Club Members — Bob Pryce, Gordon Pryce, Harold Jaques, Gordon Moylan, Leonard Jamieson, Sher - on McKenzie. Leader—William Strong, McKillop 4H Grain Club Member—Donald McKercher, Leader—Earl McSpadden, ST. COLUMBAN Mr, and Mrs. Frank Doyle, of Toronto, Mrs. D. Sinith, Detroit; Miss Nell Doyle, London, with Ted Doyle. Mrs, Grant Bailey and family, Detroit, Mr, and Mrs. Don Heard and family, Newmarket, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Batson, Forest, Mr. and Mrs, John Fawcett, London, with Mr, and Mrs, J. J. holland, Mr, and Mrs. Joe Malone .and family, Sudbury, Miss Sheila Ma- lone, Kitchener; Jack Malone, of Guelph, with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. M bliss Luella Moylan, Stratford, Miss jean Moylan, London, with Mr. and Mrs, Jack Moylan. Tack Melady and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Butters, London, with Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Melady. Rev. John McIver, SFM, Toro to, Mr. and Mrs. Tom McIver and family, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs Bill Hayden and family, Stratford with Mr. and Mr's. Wm. McIvor, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kennedy and Paul. Toronto; Mr. and Mrs Bill Kinahan and family, St. Au gustine; Miss Rita Kennedy, Lon don, with Mr. and Mrs, Angus Kennedy. Miss Joan Coyne, London, with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Coyne. Miss Joan Dalton, Preston; and Miss . Noreen Dalton, Brantford with Mr, and Mrs. Maurice Dal ton. Miss Agnes Bicknell and Pete' Bicknell, Kitchener, with Mr. and airs, Peter Bicknell. Jim Nolan, St, Thomas, and Vincent Nolan, Kitchener, with Mrs. Elizabeth Nolan. Me. and Mrs, Jack Hagerty and baby, Guelph, Mrs, Pat O'Rourke and children, Dundas, Peter Ma- loney and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Maloney, Kitchener, with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Maloney, Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Feeney and family, -St. Marys. and Leon- ard Maloney, London, with Mrs, Nora Maloney and family. Miss Noreen McMillan, London, with Mr. and Mrs, William Me - Millan. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gauley and daughter, Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs, V. 3, Lane. - Mr. and Mrs, Ray Maloney and children and Air. and Mrs. Jim Whaling, Stratford, Miss Cleo Bowman, London, with Mr. and Mrs, Frank Bowman. Miss Mary Cronin, Kitchener, with Mr. and Mrs, Albert Cronin. Mr. and Mrs, Bob Murray, of Stratford, With Mr. and Mrs, S. Murray and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Malone, (Mr. and Mrs. Frank McQuaid and family, Windsor; Mr, and Mrs. Mac Deuonme and family, Zurich, Me. and Mrs. Pat Murray and family, London, with Mr. and Mrs. James McQuaid. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Smith nd family, Kitchener, with Mr. nd Mrs, Thomas Purcell., Miss Anne Murray, Mr, and Mrs. Gerrard Marchand and boys, Windsor, with Mr. and Mrs: Leo Murray. Miss Catherine Ryan, Water oo, with Mr, and Mrs, Joseph L. Ryan. Misses Anne and Helen Mal- oney, London, with Mr, and Mrs, Frank Maloney, Mr, and Mrs, Greg Morris and lsanl, Port Credit, Mies Anne Mor- ris, London, with Mr, and Mrs. Toni Morris, - Mr, and Mrs. Lorne De Gang,, London, with Me and Mrs, ,las, O'Connor, 16111 Menheere, Waterier), Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Relouw, Exe• ter, with M1', and Mrs. Adrian. i Menheere. Mr, and Mrs, Toni Sloan and amity, Nepanee, Joe Sloan, Wind - or'; 'Gerald Sloan, Pat Sloan, of Legion Auxiliary 10th Anniversary While the men of Ilraneh 150, Seaforth Legion, enjoyed a stag enclll'e downstairs, sponsored by Molsous, the ladies of tete Auxil- iary held their tenth birthday party in the hall. All the branches from Zone 1 were well represent- ed, - Miss A, Lienor(, reeeptioiliat at Westminster' hospital, address- ed the group about the honpitaliz. el veterans, 110 to 200 ladies were in attendance. • Ten-year membership pins were presented to Olive Bettles, Edith Dunlop, Betty Dennis (absent], Iva. Eaton, Gerry Fraises, Leona Huisser, Vera Hudson. Ina Mc- Grath, Olive Little, Janet McGre- gor, Caroline Muir, Barbara Scott and Charlotte Wood, Mrs, Laura Barry was presented her pin in Scott Memorial hospital where she is a patient. hiss Hoyle pre- sented it, Ml's, Caroline Muir and Mrs, Charlotte Wood were given life memberships. The past presidents honored were 1952, Jessie Cameron; 1953, Iva Eaton; 1954-55, Dora Taylor: 1956.57, Olive Little; 1955, Jean McKibben; 1959.60, Eolith Jes- some, The presiding president is Areal Wood, The special draw was won by: Jean Cornish, Clinton; Laura Harness, Exeter, and Mrs, Jean McKibben, Seaforth, Clinton won the twist contest, Chas. Chamberlen, alias Liz. Brown, was united in a mock wedding to a tall beauty, All wed- ding parity were members of the Seaforth Auxiliary, Many' beautiful gifts were given away during the evening. Mrs, Iva Eaton, Seaforth's eldest mem- ber, cut the three-tier birthday cake, baked by Mrs. Adin Forbes, and decorated by Mrs, Dalrymple, Egioondville, Special guests were Mrs. Mc- Cann, zone commander; Mrs Hall, past zone commander; and Miss Hoyle, founder of Seaforth Aux- iliary. Will Confer on Sewer Plans Arrangements are being made for a conference between Sea - forth town council and represen- tatives of the Ontario Water Re- sources Com mission and the James MacLaren Co. engineers. The meeting will be held Thurs- day or Friday, When final plans for the sewer on North Main St. and the northwest part of town will be studied, CONSTANCE Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Brigham n- of Chesley and Miss Lenore Brig- ham of Toronto visited on Good Friday with Mr, and Mrs, Borden Brown and girls. air, and Mrs, Dong Riley of Scarborough are spending Easter , holidays with Mr, and Mrs. Frank - Riley, Miss Muriel Dale of Brampton is spending Easter holidays with Per parents, Mr, and Mrs. 'Verne Dale. Mr, and Mrs. Paul McMaster of Ridgetown visited over the week , end well the latter's parents, Air. - and Mrs. George Hoggart. Mrs. Dolimore and iMlsees Lin- • la and Gail Simmons Of Toronto and Ronnie Parks of Scarborough are )faster visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Don Buchanan and family. Mr. and Mi•s. Murray Dale, of Byron, visited Saturday with the former'r parents, Mr. and AIrs. Verne Dale. - Mr. and :Mrs, ,Tack Donald and boys of Midland, Bich, are spend- ing raster holidays with the tat- ter's ieson, parents, Mr: and firs. Robe ale.11r, end Mrs. Bob Johnston and - Bruce of Grand Valley spent the week end with the latter's moth- er, firs. A. Medd, Week end visitors with Mr, and airs. R'. L. Whyte and family: Mr. and Airs. John Whyte, Jeff- ery and Andrea, of Oshawa: Mr, and aim Frank Van der Molen and son Paul, and Mr. Marvin Van der Molen of Kitchener, Marvin remained for holidays, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Willis, Carl and Susan, of Kitchener, 1 spent the week end with Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Lawson. Mr. and AL's. Jim Jamieson spent the week end with the tat- ter's sister at Ft. Wayne, Ind. Week end and Sunday visitors with Me, and Mrs. Reg, Lawson were Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Warren, Linda and Helen of London, Mr, a and Mrs, Earl Lawson of Clinton 0 and Mr. and Mrs. J. Turner of Tuckersmith, o Mr, and Mrs. Ken Preszcator. and family visited with Mr. and. Mrs. Donald Davey of Exeter' on Saturday, a a 1,1,1,111111„01111,1„11,1111111111111111111„,111,1,1111111,,111111,111111111111•.111,1,1111,1„11„11„111011,1111111111,111111111111/x, _et _Lee in COMMUNITY "The Finest Silverplate” 0 2 introductory Services specially priced 36 -piece service for 8 in "Bridal” Chest $7 .95 SAVAUGE'S JEWELLERY GIFTS FINE CHINA Seaforth - 1,11„11"11111111111111111111111111,1,01111111111111,1111111,1111111111111111,1"1,11u,,,111111uu111111111111,,, n1,,,1,11„1111111,' WALTON Family Reunion A social evening was held in the community hall when the Bol- ger relations numbering around fifty, met to bid farewell to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bolger of Prince Albert, who have been visiting in this neighborhood for the past week. Bert is the son of Mrs, Joe Bolger, the fernier Selina Bruce, and the late Joe Bolger, It is 40 years since he was here with his parents. The evening was spent in progressive euchre. Prize win- ners were: ladies' high, Mrs. Jas, McDonald; low, Mrs. Jas. Bolger; gents' high, Mr. John Bruce, low, Mr. Edgar Hollinger, A social hour was spent when all sat down to a long table arranged with tas- ty foods, Guests were present from Prince Albert, Fruitland, Listowel, Wroxeter, Seaforth, Brussels, Cranbrook, Blyth, Win- throp and Walton. .Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jenkins and fancily of Norwich and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin and family of Burford spent Easter week end with Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Mar- tin - Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dundas were Mr. and Mrs. David Andrews and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dundas and family, all from Toronto. Mr•, and Mrs. Ross Taylor and family of Ottawa visited over Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Alf An- derson• Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ander- son of Stratford were also guests on Sunday, Mrs, Mary Reid of Toronto is. visiting at present with Mrs, Mary Shannon. - Mr, and Mrs. Edgar Hollinger and Marie of Fruitland'were the guests of lir, and airs, George Pollard and attended the Bolger reunion on Saturday. night. Mrs. Hilda Sellers of Lucan spent Easter week end with her daughter and son-in-law, air. and Mrs. Herb Traviss, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Watson hall as their guests over Easter Sun- day, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pritchard and fancily, of Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs, Donald Maier of London. Mr. and Airs. Albert Bolger of Prince Albert, Sask., spent the cast. week at the home of Mr, and .11rs: Harry Bolger and other rel- atives. Mr. and Mrs, Earl Coutts, Rob- bie and Rieky, of Toronto, were week end guests with Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Coutts and Mr, and Mrs, Ed McCreath• Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marshall nd family of North Bay visited ver Easter with Mrs, Luella Marshall and Barry, and Mr. Mal- olm Fraser: Misses Mary Lou Kirkby and Ann Achilles of WVingham spent Easter at their homes. Mrs, Margaret Humphries has returned hone after visiting at Windsor and London. Miss Clair Hackwell of London visited with her parents. ,Mrs, Ethel Hackwell is at pros, ent in Seaforth hospital, Mr, and 'Airs. R. Willmar° and fancily and Miss Corrie Ruyter, of Stratford spent Raster week end with Mr. ar•,cl Mrs. ,Tan von Vliet, Sr. Mr. and Mrs, Horace Rutledge and Pantile of London visited rel• atives over the week end. Mr, tied Mrs. John S1cGavin of Owen Sound and Mr. and Mrs, N.V. Dinsmore, Kitchener, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Gor- don McGai•tn, Mr, and bus, Graham Slioldice, Botch :and Ricky, of C"oeksvil'e, visited with Mr, and Mrs. have Slroldiee over the week end. Coliingwood, Mr, and Mrs, Don Brady and Brian, London, Mr, and' Mrs, Gerald Gaffney and fa- uily, with Mr, and Mrs,. James Sloan, Mr, and Mrs. Ron Mercy and Heather, Niagara Falls, Mr, and Mrs, Tom Duclrarme, London, len Ducharme, Whcgha.m; Miss lfa.y Allan, Stratford, with Mr, anti Mrs, Auguste Docharine, Mr, and Mrs. John O'Leary and. daughter, London, with Mr. and Airs, John Coyne, Mr, and firs. John McQuaid, of St. Thomas with Air, and Mrs. Joe Burke. Joe Murphy, Kitchener, with Mr, and Mra. John Murphy, Mr, and Mrs, Martin Ptn'celi and faaniiy, Kitchener, with Mr, and Mrs, Jack McIver, - Ennis - Love-ridge— St. Margaret's Anglican Church, West Hill, was the scene of a pretty Easter wedding on Satur- day, April 21st, at 3 o'clock, when Miss Charlotte Anne Loveridge, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Loveridge, of West Hill, and Ron- all Edwin Ennis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ennis, Walton, were united in marriage by Rev. T. W. Harper in a double ring cere- mony. The altar was decorated with white pont mums and huckle- berry., Baster lily plants added greatly to the setting. Mrs. 4, Greenstreet played traditional wedding music and also accomp- anied the soloist, Mr. Glen Fossey who sang the Lord's Prayer and the Wedding Prayer. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, chose a gown of white Chantilly lace with sculptured neckline, long sleeves, and tatted bodice. The skirt, tiered and bouf- fant, was gathered with roses. A. head piece of silk organza roses and a spray of seed pearls held her tiered shoulder length veil. She carried a white prayer book with red pinnochio roses and streamers of white stephanotis. Mrs, Souia Beatty, cousin of the bride, was matron of honor and her two bridesmaids were Miss Ruth Ennis of Kitchener and Miss Carol Stevenson of West Hill. They all wore turquoise gem Or- ganza dresses with fitted bodices and shirred bell shaped skirts with matching circular veils held in place by a cluster of organza roses. They carried colonial bou- quets of shasta mums and tea, roses in pink and yellow, Kenneth Tllontpson of Seaforth was best man. The ushers were the bride's brother, Albert Loveridge acid Eu- gene Nicholson, of Toronto. The reception was held at the Rouge Hills Golf and Country Club with the bride's mother re - miring in a hyacinth mauve lace and organza dress with matching accessories and a corsage of yel- low pernet roses 0111 white carna- tions. She was assisted by the groom's mother, wearing a lace dress of amber rose with brown accessories and a corsage of bronze Johanna. Hill roses. The bridal couple left by plane for a .honeymoon in 71'lorida. Tho bride chose for travelling a beige suit and hat with antique brown. accessories and a corsage of Tal- isman roses. On their return they will reside in Hamilton where the groom is on the staff of Westdale collegiate. Miss Jean Aiills of Toronto and Mr'. and Mrs, Murray Mills and family of Brantford were Easter visitors with Air. Earl Mills. Larry Ritchie of Eginondville visited with his grandmother, Mrs. E. Ennis over the week encu. Mrs, A. Gibbons of Dodsland, Sask„ and Miss Luella Mitchell of Brussels were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. E. Mitchell, A potluck supper will precede tate April meeting of the 99'I on Thursday evening, April 26th at 7 o'clock in the community- hall when the district president will be present for the installation of office's, A penny auction will be co ducted at the close of the meeting. A11 members are rogues• ted to bring donations for the au- ction table, (laests from this vicinity- who attended the Emils•Loeridge - wedding' at. West Hill 00 Satur- day were: Mr, and Mrs. Douglas Ennis, Mr, and Mr's. Edward Mil, lel', Mr. and Mrs, Mac Sholdice, :tar, and Mrs, Wayne McMichael, Miss Mario Johnston and Mr. Nell IoloGavin, Miss Linda. Miller and Mr, Herb Kirkby,