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The Seaforth News, 1962-07-19, Page 1WHOLE SIDRIES, VOL, 84 Police Locate Break -In Car eafoz'th News Pone 8.4 Seaforth, Ontario, I hursday, July 19, 1962 MO a Year Police have received w front Stratford that the st Car believed to have been nected with a break-in here been found in Copper Cliff, n Sudbury, Tile insurance Come is bringing the car back and will be geue over for fingerpri A youth, a former resident town who for a short time o ated a gas station here, '‘ charged with vagrahoy'earty IVI day morning after being fe near the scone of a break-in the Fine station at the C tracks. A 'local citizen became su elms of the actions or the cupants of a, 1952 Pontiac a called police. When Cont Calder came the car and 't men drove off. Provincial pot in surrounding territory w notiflied, The fleeing car dro through Egmondville and turn east, disaPpearing in a cloud dust. In the meantime the citiz found a young man hiding un the large storage tank at t rear. Police believe he may ha climbed through a window in t rear door of the service stati leaving one man outside, and other sitting in the car ready drive off in an emergency, 0 was able to got over the fen to the waiting car, but the you arrested had been unable to g over the high fence fast enoug and was left behind by his co panions. The operator of the statio Don Brightrail, was called abo 1 a,m, to check over the stats for loss. As nearly as he colt determine about a dollar had be taken. Local police learned later th the car had been stolen at Stra ford on Saturday. They have the car number, bby Tuesday morning had n ici) located the vehicle, Entry to the service station was attempted by forcing the rear door. When this failed glass was carefully removed from a small window and entry made, The young man was taken to the police station and questioned. .When he refused to give informa- tion he was taken before W. D. Southgate, J.P., charged with vagrancy and removed to Goder- ich. His story was that ho had hitch -hiked to town and had been with no one else. Police went over the service station for fingerprints. The results are being processed at the laboratory, at Mount Forest. Chief of Police Hutchison says he appreciates the cooperation he 'has had from the provincial policb at Goderich, Exeter, Seb- ringville and Mount Forest in assisting with this case . Road blocks were set up and help given in tracing the car. Also deserving credit is the local citizen who took the trouble to notify police when he became suspicious. There was much ac- tivity around this corner as the night shift at the Bell foundry was going on about this time. The Fine grounds are lighted all night by powerful floodlights, ord olen eon - had ear any it nts, of per - vas and at NB, spi- 00- nd able wo ice ere ve ed of en der he ve he on, an - to ne 00 th et h, n, ut an Id en at Teachers Receive Badges of Service At the annual meeting of Ont. ario Division of the Canadian Red Cross Society -held in Kingston, two school teachers in Seaforth branch area were awarded Badges of Service for having conducted Junior Red Cross in their class rooms for 15 years, These teach- ers were Sister Oliva, and Sister Clarissa of $t. James' School. The presentation took ,place at the school on June 28 when the pup- ils were assembled in the hall, Mrs, W. E. Butt gave the presen- tation speech and Mrs, Wm, Dun- can- presented the service pins to the teachers. CARS COLLIDE Two cars collided at the corner of Jarvis and Sohn streets on Sunday about 11.40 a.m. Police say a '59 Vauxhall, driven by Chum Wong of Seaforth, was in gollision with a '58 Chev 2 -door driven by Melvin Nott, Blyth rr 1. Damage was estimated to total $150. ANNOUNCEMENT Mr, and Mrs, Wesley Roe, r.r. 1 Blyth, wish to announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Mary Louise, to Mr. Allan Roy justason, son of Mr. and Mrs, Henry Justason of Kitchener. The marriage to take place on ,Saturday, August 4, at 3 p.m., in Cavan United Church, Winthrop. ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Dafid W. Miller of Sept Isles, Quebec, wish to an- nounce the engagement of Doris Linda, daughter of Mr. Miller and the late ,Mary Miller, to 'Mr. Her- bert James Xirkby, son of Mr. Frank Kirkby and the late Jennie Xirkby, Walton, The marriage is to take place at 3 p.m. on July 28th in Duff's United Chureli, Walton. ENGAGEMENT and Mrs. George McCartney of Brucefield wish to announce tbe engagement of their daughter, Eva Eleanor, to Mr, Alois Anth- ony Hirsch, son of Mrs, XreseriZia Hirsch, and the late Mr, Peter Hirsch, of Kitchener. The wed- ding will take place on Saturday, August 11th, at 2.30 at 13ruee- field United Church, To Decide Location of N. Main Walks The town council will hold a committee meeting Monday even - Mg to decide the location of side- walks when North Main street is rebuilt after the sewer 15 put in, The meeting will decide whether the new walks will be inside or outside the trees. Council has not received the results of the survey or traffic at the corner of Goderich and Main streets in connection with placing a stop light at this intersection. Town officials say no change will be made at present in the one hour parking on the Main street meters. It is pointed out that at present there Is no short- age of parking on Math. street, and parkers can feed coins into the meters and stay as long -as they wish, If and when a short- age develops, parkers would be expected to move their vehicles after e,n.hour. Some dogs have been picked up by the dog catcher, but not many, Officials think the dog situation has greatly improved and citizens are taking much more .care to see their dogs are close to home, Club Members Have Waterloo Visit The Tilly meeting of Seaforth 4.11 Sivine Club was held Wed- nesday evening, July 11, with a trip to the RAP, Swine Testing Station at Waterloo. The mem- bers were met by Mr. Denniss and taken on a tour of the sta- tion. He explained the methods of testing and how the records of performance are kept. A short business meeting was held and Ken Papple thanked Mr. Denniss for his hospitality. P.U.C. Receives Safety Award The Electrical Utilities Safety Association has awarded a certi- ficate to the Seaforth. Public Utility Commission in recogni- tion of the achievement of no - compensable accidents for three years, 1959-60-61 in operation of the Electrical Utility. MINIMUM REDUCED The minimum charge for elec- tric hot water tank heaters was reduced by the Seaforth Public Utility Commission at its July meeting. The former minimum rate of $2 has been reduced to $1.75 a month. TAYLOR - KIRKBY Rev, S. Boyne, of Cromarty offi- ciated at a double ring wedding ceremony of Mary Louise Kirkby and Beverley Garnet Taylor at the bride's home in Walton, The bride is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kirkby of Walton and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Taylor of Staffa. The bride chose a floor length gown of lace and net over taffeta with a sabrina neck- line and lilypoint sleeves. A crown headpieceof crystals and seed pearls held her veil of Eng- lish net, and she carried a white Bible crested with roses and white streamers knotted with Pearl -centred stephanotis. Miss 'Anne _Achilles was brides- maid, wearing a rose colored tulle street length dress, with a white lace over -jacket. For travelling, the bride chang- ed to a blue silk shantung sheath with matching coat . ensemble, andwhite accessories. The couple will livein Staffa. ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs, Peter Hicknell of Seaforth announce the engage- ment of their youngest daughter, Agnes Theresa Anne, to Clive Joseph O'Neill,' son of _Mr. and Mrs. Austin O'Neill, of Toronto. The wedding will take place July 28 at 11 o'clock at St, Columban's Roman Catholic Church, St. Col- umban. 4-H BEEF AND DAIRY CLUB The monthly meeting of the Seaforth Beef and' Dairy Club was held at the farm of Elmer Townsend on the evening of July 10. Three classes of cattle were judged and several members gave reasons.' A quiz on Feeding Protein and Calculating Rations, was held. The meeting was closed and Amy Stewart thanked Mr, and Mrs. Townsend for their hospitality, • VARNA The Vacation Bible School opened on Monday morning of this week in the 'United Church with a good attendance. The pastor, Rev. Murdoch Morrison was in charge. • Mr. and Mrs. Morley Coleman and family of Ottawa called on relatives here last week on their way to their new home in Cali- fornia, Mr, Stuart Keys of Orillia vislt- ed with relatives over the week- end, The United Chui•ch Sunday School anniversary will be held next Sunday, July 22nd, at 10.15 a.m. The neater, Rev. Murdoch Morrison, assisted by the Sunday, School's Superintendents will pre- sent the children with their Robert Raikes certificates and seals. Mr. 'Watson Webster, drumMer for the Clinton Legion Band, won the prize for best drummer out of a large class 'of contestants at the Orange celebration at Hilmar - dine. Events In Honor Of July l3rides • HONORED AT SHOWER Miss Agnes Hieknell, bride - elect of this month was honored at a miscellaneous shower when about sixty of her friends and neighbors gathered at the home of her parents recently, Pink and white streamers, white bells and summer flowers decorated the living-roons, Contests and games conducted by Mrs. Bob Murray and Amy Stewart were played with prizes for the winners. A congratulatory address was read by Ably Stewart and. Agnes' niece and nephew, Anita Htcknell and Peter Hallahan, dressed as junior bride and groom, pulled in 0 decorated wagon filled with many useful and beautiful gifts. Agnes expressed her appreciation and thanks after which her trousseau was displayed by Mrs. Michael Murray. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess and her assistants. • TROUSSEAU TEA Mrs. John Boyd entertained on July 14tli at a trousseau tea at her home in honor of her daugh ter Marjorie, The guests were re- ceived during the afternoon and evening by Marjorie, her mother and Mrs. Gordon Hamilton of Hensall r.r. 1, mother of the groom elect, Miss Joan Alexander was in charge of the guest book during the afternoon and Misses Sharon Chamney of Goderich and Miss Faye Henry of Lucknow in the evening. Miss Pat McCluskie invited the guests to the dining room during the afternoon and Miss Margaret Hillen in the evening. The dining room table was cov- ered with a white linen cloth and centred with a silver bowl of pink roses and white tapers in silver holders. A three tier wedding cake centred the buffet. Mrs. Isabella Boyd, Walton, and Mrs, Thos, Elliott, Blyth, grand- mothers of the bride elect and greont elect, poured tea during the afternoon. In the evening Mrs. Wm, Boyd, Walton, and Mrs, George Henry, Luckuow, aunts of the bride elect and groom elect were in charge of the tea table. Serving in the attei•noon were Mrs. Lena White, Brussels, and Miss Eileen Smith, Walton. In the evening Miss June Hillen, Miss Jean Patrick and Miss Lois Godkin of Walton served the guests. The wedding gifts were display- ed by Miss Joan Boyd, the shower gifts by Miss Jean McLaughlin, the trousseau by Miss Edith Boyd, Mrs, Bob Coates of Exeter and Mrs. Lanrence Eyre of St. Marys displayed the china, silverware and bedding. Mrs. Gordon Dale of Clinton was in charge of the linens and fancy work. Assisting in the dining room were Mrs. Stanley Hilien, Mrs. Florence Elliott, Misses Ethel and Tenie Dennis, Mrs. Wm, Boyd and Mrs. Wm, Miller. ST. COLUMBAN Miss Mary Cronin, bride -elect of this month, was honored at a miscellaneous shower when about GO of her friends gathered at the home of her parents on Sunday afternoon. Contests and games were played with prizes for the winners. With the help of the sponsors of the event, Mrs. Marie De Gaust of London and Miss Cleo Bowman, Mary opened the many lovely gifts and expressed her thanks and appreciation for each, A delicious lunch was serv- ed by the hostess and her assist- ants. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Marcy and Heather, Niagara Falls, Miss Hay Allen, Stratford, Miss Hilda Ken- nedy, London, and Ken Ducharme, Wingham, with Mr, and Mrs, Au- guste Ducharme. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne De Gaust, London, with Mr. and Mrs. James O'Connor. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Doyle and fa- mily and Misses Helen and Anne Maloney, London, with Mr. and Mrs, Frank Maloney. Mr, and Mrs. Martin Purcell and children, Kitchener, with Mr. and Mrs, Sack McIver and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Purcell, 1VIr. and Mrs. John O'Leary, of London, with Mr, and Mrs, John Coyne, Kenny 1VIoylan, Waterloo with Mr, and Mrs, John Moylan. Mr. and Mrs, Ben Flanagan and family, Kitehener, with Mr. and Mrs. V. J, Lane. Mr. and Mrs. Don Brady and Brian, London, with Mr. and Mrs, James Sloan, Miss Anne Morris, London, with Mr, and Mrs:. Tom Morris, CONSTANCE Mr. and Mrs, Frank Riley and Mr. and Mrs, Joe Riley spent last week end visiting with Mr, and Mrs. Douglas Riley of Scarboro and glr, and Mrs, Robert Woods of Ajax. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Grimoldby and Isir, and Whs. Ken Betties of Winthrop attended the McVittie- Attwood wedding at Windsor last ,SaturdaY. Mr. and Mrs, John -Thompson and Cheryl of Owen .Sound visited' with Mr. and Mrs, Borden Brown and girls, Mr, and Mrs. James Attwood and family of Windsor and Mr. and Mrs. John Whitmore of King- slynn, England, visited Tuesday with Mr, and Mrs,,Itobert Grim- oldby, Winthrop Continue Winning Streak Winthrop Wingers canto 01:0 with 2 wins in the pest week In the first game played on July 12, Winthrop girls downed .Londes- boro 20-12. Winthrop scored 7 runs in the first inning and were not headed after that, Ruth Ritchie.again the big gun at bat, geined 3 limners, triple and a single and "Buzz" Buchanan with a homer, double and 3 singles. For Londesboro, Beth Thompson gained 2 doubles. "Buzz" Buch- anan was the winner with relief from Williamson in the 6th and B. Thompson the loser, In the second game played in Clinton on Tuesday night Win- throp downed Clinton 17-15 in a hard fought battle. Winthrop took an early lead in the game but Clinton rallied in the 6th for 6 runs to lead the game by a score of 15-13 with Winthrop coming back in the seventh for 4 un- answered runs. June Dolmage, gained 5 singles for a perfect night at bat, Faye Love a double and 3 singles and Irene Johnston with a homer and 3 singles. 'Sandra anal Margie Merrill led the Clinton attack with the form- er a double and 4 singles and the latter 4 singles. B, Buchanan was the winning pitcher with re- lief from Williamson and E. Rath - well the loser. Winthrop Wingers next home game is to be played In Winthrop an Tuesday, July 24th at 7 o'clock when Winthrop play host to Brussels. In the H.F.A. football Junior division Winthrop Juniors came up with 2 wins in the last week, defeating Brussels 6-2 on Friday and on Tuesday, July 17 defeated Goderich 5-1 in Goderich. BRODHAGEN Cemetery Decoration Service is to be held on Sunday afternoon. August 26th, at 3 o'clock, at St. Peter's Lutheran .Church. The following girls are attend. ing Junior Girls Camp at Edge - wood Park, Eden Mills:. Bonnie Hoegy, Phyllis Ahrens, 13eVerley Sholdice, Sharon and Janice Dietz, Joanne and Margaret Elligsen, The sympathy Of the commun- ity is extended to Mr. Henry Rock and family in the death of Mrs. Rock, whose funeral was held on Saturday. Mr. Harry Tait is confined to Stratford Hospital, Mr, Russell Sholdice returned from a trip to England and the Continent. His family and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Querengesser and family of Mitchell met him at Melton Airport on Sunday -af- ternoon, after which a picnic was enjoyed at Waterloo Park, ac- companied by Mr. and Mrs. Har- old Diegel and their family, Mr, Diegel also returned from the same trip. Mr, W. and George Diegel attended the funeral of Mr. Mc- Laughlin at Kincardine. Mr. MC- DLiaeuggehil)i.n was the father-in-law of Mrs. Don McLaughlin (Marleen Miss Kathy Lockridge of Wat- ford -has been holidaying with her cousin Phyllis Ahrens, Misses Elaine and Cheryl Ben' newies have been holidaying In Northern Ontario. IVIr. and Mrs. Robert French returned from their trip to the United States and other points. Miss Jean Mueller is taking an Art Course in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lundy Jr. of Toronto and Mr. Harold Lundy of Ottawa with Mr, and Mrs. Harry Tait, Kenneth Ahrens is taking .a summer course at Wells Academy Business School in Stratford. Robert Ahrens spent the week end in Northern .Ontario. Master Roy and Paul Kleber of Kitchener with their cousins Maynard and Merle Hoegy. Miss Ruth Kleber of Kitchener with her cousin Barbara Hoegy. Flowers adorned the altar of St. Peter's Lutheran Church on Sunday in Memory of Mrs. Wm. Diegel who passed away one year ago. They were placed by her husband and faintly. Baskets of flowers were in the chancel of the church from the funeral of Mrs. Henry Rook. Mr, 'Wayne Beiterman of Lon- don and Miss Florence Stallre' of Stratford with Mr. and Mr5, Manuel Beuermann on Sunday. The women of the Congrega- tion of ,St. Peter's Lutheran Church are painting the basement of the church, Mr. and MTS. Harvey Ahrens, Mi'. and Mrs, Wilbur Hoegy, Mr. and Mrs, Mervin Dietz, Mr. and 1VIrs. Edgar Elligsen and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sholdice accompan- ied their daughters to Edgewood Camp on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe ac- companied by Rev. H. Brill visit- ed with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne .Wolfe and Mr, and Mra. Don Wolfe at the Pinery on Sunday. Master Dale Wolfe of Kitchener is holidaying with his grandpar- ents, Mr, and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson of 1:11 - ora, Mr, and Mrs. Anderson end Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hicks of To- ronto with Mr. and Mrs, Lew I•Ticks, Miss Sherri Hicks return- ed to Tot•ooliiitdeaywslth her parents for somh e - ENGAGEMENT Mr, and Mrs. Fergue•Horan an- nounce the engagement of their datighter, Shirley Theresa Horan, to John Frederick Clairmont, son of Mr, and Mrs, John Clairinolit, Brantford, The wedding will take place August 4th, LONDESBORO Mr. and Mrs. Bert -Shobbrook, Mrs, John Shobbroolt and Ronnie Vodden spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Ross 1V1illson and Sheryl of Sebringville. Mr: and Mrs, Leonard Vodden and family of Paris spent Satur- day with Mr, and Mrs, Bert Shob- broek and Mr. Wesley Vodden and attended the funeral of little Debbie Hugill. Ronnie Vodden re- mained to spend the holidays with the Shobbrooks. Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Shobbrook and children visited • on .Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Ross Millson, Sebringville, .Friends of Mrs, Art Clark were sorry to learn that she is a pat- ient in Clinton Public hospital, having suffered a stroke while in Collingwood last Monday. We wish her a speedy recovery. Mrs. Townsend, Mrs. Durnin, Mrs, Cliff Adams, Mrs. Lorne Hunking spent Monday in Lon- don shopping. Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Hesk, Terry and Judy, of Strathroy, spent part of their holidays with Mr, and Mrs. Emerson Hesk last week. Mrs, Edna Holmes of Dresden and her daughter, Mrs, Doris Scratch, Diane and Dennis, of Detroit, visited relatives here last week, also attending the funeral of Mrs. Jennie Lyon. Mrs, Bea,sly of Oshawa is at present a guest with the Robert Fairservices, KIPPEN Gingerich Riley— Blake Mennonite Church was setting for the marriage of Helen Marlene Riley, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Nelson Riley, r,r, 2, Kippen, and Lewis James Ginger- ich, son of Mr. and Mrs. Noah Gingerich, r.r. 3 Bayfield on Sat- urday, July 14, at 2.80 p.m. Rev, Ephraim Gingerich officiated at the ceremony and was assisted by Rev, Orval Jainzi. The bride was given In marriage by her father. She chose a waltz -length dress, full skirt of Terylene, bodice covered with rose pattern- ed nylon lace with lily point sleeves and scalloped neckline and white headdress, and carried a white Bible with a cascade of red and white roses. Her sister, Gram, of Kippen as matron of honor, wore a mauve brocaded taffeta dress, full skirt with a cumberbund and scooped neck- line, white headdress and acces- sories. Her flowers were pink colonial carnations. Doris and Eleanor Riley of Kippen, sisters of the bride, as bridesmaids.wore identical street length gowns in green and yellow taffeta. They carried pink colonial carnations. Groomsman was Mr. Stuart Steckle of r.r. 2 Zurich and guests were ushered in by Mr. Wayne Clausius, cousin of the bride and Mr, Leroy Martin, cousin of the groom. A male quartette sang "A Prayer from the Crusaders" and "The Voice that Breathed O'er Eden" and soloist, Mr. Stan- ley Gingerich, sang "The Lord's Prayer." For a reception on the lawn at the bride's home, her mother chose a dress of turquoise Arnel, pleated three quarter length sleeves with V -neckline, grey and white accessories. The groom's mother wore a silk grey and white dress, Those assisting at the reception included Mr, and Mrs. Don Rader, Miss Rebecca Steckle, Miss Dorothy Steckle, Miss Esther Steckle, Miss Pauline Steckle, Miss Olive Martin and Miss Donna Heywood, For travel- ling to a honeymoon spent in Pennsylvania and other points in the U.S.A., the bride changed to a turquoise and grey dress with pleated skirt and white acces- sories. She wore a pink rose cor- sage. Guests attended from Bay- field, Zurich, Dashwood, Exeter, London, Baden, Breslau, Sturgis, Michigan, The couple will reside in Bayfield. DUBLIN Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Hainan and son Terry, and Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Cronin, Detroit, attended the funeral of Mrs. Cronin on Friday, Mr, and Mrs. Moeser have mov- ed to Kitchener. Mr, and Mrs, Friedman, Kitch- ener, with Mr. and Mrs. James Morrison. MT. and- Mrs. Jim Curtin and family, Streetsville, with friends in the village, Mrs. Galent, and children, Wind- sor, with Louis McGrath. Mr. and Mrs, .Gordon Costello and daughter, Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Costello. .11m Jordan, Toronto, with friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Delaney and children in Maned and Leam- ington. Mrs. Dick Cunningham, Brian and Wayne, Toronto, with Mrs, Kathleen Feeney, Miss Jacqueline Vanier, Lon- don, with Mr, and Mrs, Chas. Friend, Mr. and Mrs. Win, Stewart, Kitchener, with Mr, and Mrs. James P. Krauskopf, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Fee are moving to Beamsville where he will be in charge of the CNR depot, Joseph Carpenter, Chatham, with friends here. Mr. Gus Denomme and Mrs, John Robinson, Derides, with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Looby, Mr. and Mrs, Howard Barges% Flint, Mich, with MIS- and Mrs, 3, Dill, Mr, and Mrs, Patrick 'Woods and family, Georgetown with Mr. and Mrs, Fergus Horan. • ...... 11111111111111114111111111111/1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111141111411 ..... 111141111441110 ,,,,,,, ,,, 41 ,,,,, MORE THAN 500 Summer Jewellery Necklets, Earrings, Brooches, Bracelets, etc To Clear At (REGULAR VALUES $1,00 AND HIGHER) ALL $2.00 $3.00 SUMMER JEWELLERY at .HALF PRICE Don't miss this spectacular clearance of Summer Costume Jewellery at SAVAUGE'S JEWELLERY GIFTS FINE CHINA Seaforth ,,,,, Imams, ,,,,, allotatita lllllllllllllll llllllll all llllll lllllllll a ll mom llllllllll l ail llllll 1114 lllll 1 lllllll 111.11 tttttt 11 1, i STAFFA Thirty-five ladies, Staffa Wo- men's Institute members and their friends enjoyed a bus trip to Stratford 'Wednesday evening. Twenty ladies attended "The Taming of the Shrew" at the Fes- tival and fifteen ladies attended the operetta "The Gondoliers" at the Avon Theatre, Lunch at The Plaza brought the evening to a close. Mr. and 'Mrs. Cecil Bowman attended a school reunion near Hagersville on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs, Les, Butson left Friday front Mahon by Jet to visitcurceetives in the western in Mrs. Ernest Templeman is vis- iting for a few days with Mr, and Mrs. Wilfrid Annis and family, near Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs, John Templeman and family attended the Hunkin reunion inRiverside Park, Exet- er on Sunday. Darlene Templeman is holiday. ing this week with Gail Agar.. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Taylor, St. Marys visited on Sunday with Miss Margaret and James Miller, CONSTANCE Mr. and Mrs. W. Riley of Scar - bore spent, the weekend with the foriamniker'Rsiipeyar.ents, Mr. and Mrs, r Misses Mary and Margaret Mac- Gregor visited last week end with their sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Percy Huth of Cliff- ord. Misses Janet and Janyce Jewitt are holidaying with Mr. and 'Mrs. NNTilIntaam Dowson and daughter of Iarr Mr. and Mrs. William Leeming of Seaforth visited Monday with Mr, and Mrs, Ross MacGregor and gilMisiss Mary MacGregor, Paul Buchanan and Scott MacDougall attended the 4-11 Club trip on Tuesday, travelling to Simcoe Comunr,nty. nd Mrs. Earl Lawson of Clinton visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Lawson and attend- ed church services at the Con- stance 'United Church. Friends and neighbors are sorry to learn that Mr. Clifford Colohnigh is a patient in the Clin- ton public hospital, Mr, and Mrs. Wilmer Manner attended the Glousher-Walker wedding at Gerrie last Saturday. Mrs, W. L. Whyte, Margaret and 131111e, spent last week with Mr, and Mrs. John Whyte of Osh- awa and the week end at their cottage at Maple Lake, near Minden. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Van der Molten of Kitchener spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs, W. L. Whyte. Marvin Van der Molen returned home after spending holidays at the Whyte home. Miss Jeannie Watson and Master Ken MacKenzie of Strat• ford are spending a week's holi- days with Margie and Billie Wed- S:VeMisidYi.Ross MacGregor e.iy morning for Toronto to Whyte, left attend Grand Lodge at the Mason- ic Order, CROMARTY Mr. and Mrs, Mervin Dow, Carol Ann and Brian, visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, 13111 Worthington, Toronto. Brian stayed for a week's holiday, --- Craig Kerslake spent a few hol- idays in Mitchell with Richard and Robert Binning. Mr, and Mrs, D. G. Armstrong of Montreal visited over the week end with Mts. Armstrong's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Carey, 1VIrs, Filmes Chappel, David and Alfred, accompanied by Ken Vivian of Mitchell lett last Week by motor to visit Mrs, Chippers Parents, Mr, and Mrs , Henry Drake at Hamiota, Manitoba, and other relatives in Saskatchewan. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Russell and Mrs. Grace Scott visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Donald Scott, Goderich. Mr. and Mrs, Mac Lamond vis- ited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wilkens or Atwood. Kimberley and Coleen Moore- head of Rostock are holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Gardiner, Miss Brenda Kerslake is atten- ding Summer Camp at Kintail. Guests with Mr, and Mrs. M. Lamond on Saturday night were Mr. and Mrs. W. Hyde from Sas- katchewan. 1VIrs. Hyde is a granddaughter of Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Etty of Regina, formerly of Cromarty. Guests to visit with them were Mr. and Sifts. Sam Mc- Curdy, Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Mill- er, Mrs. Sadie Scott, Mr. Lindsay McKellar, Mrs. George Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. Horton McDougall, Mr, and Mra, Gordon Scott, Fran- cis and Agnes, Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Kendrick, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Lamond Jr. and Travis. Misses Ina Scott and Alice Wal- ker of .London spent the week end at their respective homes. Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace and Debbie and Mr. and Mrs. George Wallace visited on Sunday with Mrs. Ellen Ballantyne at the home of Mrs. Luella Smith, at Stratford, On Tuesday evening a large ga- thering or relatives, friends and neighbors met in the church school room to honor Miss Arlene Hoggarth and present a miscel- laneous shower before her ap- proaching marriage. Mies Marg- aret Ann Wallace was in charge of the program which included piano solos by Carol Ann Dow and Ruth Ann Coleman; a tap. dance by Sharon Cadick of Lon- don; solo, Brenda Kerslake, ac- companied by Joyce; and read- ings by Mrs. Gerald Carey and Miss Olive Speare, Several con- tests were conducted by Margaret Ann Wallace, Margaret Jean Rus- sell read an address and Barbara Kerslake and Debbie Wallace drew in a decorated wagon laden with parcels. After opening the many beautiful gifts, Arlene thanked all those present and in- vited them to her trousseau tea on Saturday evening. Lunch was served by the girls. The closing program of Crom- arty vacation Bible school was held in Cromarty church on Fri- day eveeing. A display of crafts and work books was set up in the basement. The average .attend- ame for the week was 108. There were 10 classes with 17 teachers and assistants. Misses Joyce Ker- slake, Margaret Wallace, Adeline Chappel, Mrs, M. Dow and Mrs. M. Christie were in the kinder- garten dept., Mrs. G. Carey, Mrs, Chappel, Miss Margaret Rus- sell, Mies Patricia Harris, Mrs. J. E. Roberts, Mrs, V. Alderdice, Mrs, Alex, Miller, Miss Shirley Gardiner taught the four primary classes; Mrs, M. Lamond, Mra. 11. Boyce and Mrs. Norman Dow taught the three junior classes. and Mrs. T. L. Scott taught the intermediate class, Rev. Bert Daynard, Stage, was director and Mrs, T. L. Scott, CromartY, -music director. Pupils came from Kippen, Chiselburst, Roy's, Staffa, and Cromarty, MRS. R. "r, DUNLOP The death occurred in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, on Sunday, July 8, of Elizabeth Mary Rattenbury. wife of R. Torrence Dunlop, 550 St, George St., Lon- don. Sm.viving are her husband, and two sons, Harry and Jack, Toren -tee a sister, Mrs. Ross Scott, Brumfield; a brother, J. W. Ra t tenbury, Burlington. The feneral service was held at the Evans Funeral 1 -thine, London, on Tuesday afternoon, July 10. In. terinent WAS in Forest • LaW1). Memorial Gardens.