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SEA1'ORTF.i1 ONTARIO, THURSDAY, A1'(11 ST 30, 1002
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Golden Weddings
Mr. -and Alrs, Ephraim Clarke, Seaforth, who will observe their
50th wedding anniversary next. \'.touches Mrs, 1'Inr.e is the former
Sarah :Alberta Coleman, (humbler of the late Air, and Mrs. Thomas
C'leman of Tnelcersntith• They were married by Rev. AL'. Osterhout,
cif Lentiesbor0, and lived in Hellen until retiring to Seaforth, They
reea1l that there were only two automobiles at their wedding fifty
,ears ago.
bIr, and Mrs. Frank 0. Allen of Cromarty, who celebrated their
iitieth anniversary on Tuesday, Aug. 28th, i4Ir. Allen is a towner
Warden of Perth county and server] on Hibbert township council
ter 20 years 8e cuuneiller and Reeve
Huron -Bruce Bye -
Election Oct. 4th
George MoCuteheon, reeve of
Brussels and 1902 Warden of
Ilaren County was last week nom-
inated Progressive Conservative
eundld.,te for the provincial by-
elc_ton in Huron -Bruce riding on
Oct:,ber 4th.
On Monday Murray Gaunt of
Lexrlow was named Liberal can-
dilate,
Posto£fice Hours For
Labor Day
Seaforth Posioffice will observe
the following schedule for Labor
Day. September 3rd: One snail
only from East at 7 a.m. One nail
dispatched to all points at (1 pan.
only.
There will be no rural 1(1011
delivery.
The wicket. will be open for
stamps from 11 a.ni. to 12 noon
only.
Fortieth Wedding Anniversary
Golden Wedding of
the Frank C. Aliens
Mr, and Mrs. Frank C. Allen of
Cromarty eetelrrIlerl their golden
wedding anniversary 00 Tuesday
at titin week, holding open hon.+e
in the afternoon and evening.
011 Sunday a family dinner was.
held at the home of their dangh;
ter and sondn-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Moss, Staffa, when they
were the 1.00iptente of a 400.day
clock from. their children and n
mirror set in gold filigree from
tate grandchildren. Toasts were
given by their eons Anthony and
Eldon, and son-in-law Mr. Murray
Christie,
Among the -guests, from a dist.
•(00e on Tuesday were a niece and
husband, Mr, and firs. Charles
iliddlehi'o, of Owen Sound; te sis-
ter of Mi'. Allen, Mrs. Vinlet
Quance, liracebt'idt e; and Mrs,
Allen's only living aunt, Mrs,
Scott Barr, of Burlington, former-
ly. of Mitehell.
Mr. and Mrs, .Allen were mar,
teed shy the Rev. David Ritchie of
Cromarty Presbyterian Church on
August 28, 1912, at Ole home of
the bride, 2;.; miles west of Crom-
arty, Mrs. Allen was Mary \Vol•
den, daughter of Mrs. John Wore
den and the late John Warden,
and Mr, Allen was the son of Slr.
and Mrs. Anthony Allen. They
settled on the Cromarty line,
west of the village, where they
ventinued to live until retiring to
Cromarty 11 years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen recall that
it was a wet summer and the har-
vest was still in stooks, It poured
on their wedding day.
They have a family of two
daughters and two sons, Vela.
Mrs, Alfred Coss; Margaret, Mrs,
;Uurray Christie, both of Hibbert;
.Anthony, of Stratford, and Eldon,
on the home faun,
Mrs. Allen has one brother,
William Warden, of Cromarty.
.\Mr. Allen has three brothers and
one sister, Wilson Allen, 92, of
1nd11ury; Harold Allen, of Moose -
jaw, Sask.; Stanley Allen, Edmon-
ton, Alta,; :firs, Violet. Qnauce,
tlracebridge.
AIr. Allen served on Hibbert
township council for about 20
years, being Reeve for six years
and Warden of Perth county in
1963. Mr, and Mrs. Allen are
members of St. Mary's Anglican
Church, •Dublin,
Observe Their
410th Anniversary
1Ir. and firs. James 0. Car-
nochan, Tuekersmith, observed
their fortieth wedding anniver-
sary last Saturday. They were
married Sept. (1, 1922, by Capt.
Pl. \V. Edwards, assisted by the
Rev. R. F. Irwin, at the home al
the bride's parents Mn Harpurhey:
Mrs. Carnochan is the former
Elizabeth A, Wankel, daughter of
the late August Wankel and Ellen
Townsend. Her husband is the
son of the late James Carnochan
and Jane Gray. They have farm-
ed on the Carnochan homestead,
cleared in 1832, since their
nntrriage. Mr, and Mrs. Carnoch-
an have three sons, James, Win-
nipeg; John, Seaforth; Kenneth,
Tucltersinith; a daughter, Ruth,
died in 1948. There are also nine
grandsons and a granddaughter.
The occasion was marked by a
dinner attended by their immedi-
ate fancily at the Little Inn, Bay-
field, followed by an "At I:Iome"
at the home of their son John,
where their many friends and
neighbours called ou then.
Guests were present from Port
Elgin, London, Gorrie, Fordwich,
Blyth, Goderich, Michigan, Mani-
toba and Stratford. During the
day telephone calls were received
from their son James in Winnipeg
and sisters of the groom, Miss
Ann Carnochan •and Mrs, Ella
Kirkby; Los Angeles, Calif.
Durham Here
Saturday Afternoon
JUVENILES PLAY'SATURDAY
Seaforth Juveniles will 111501
Durham at the recreation ground
here on Saturday at 2.30 pin., in
the second game of the Ontario
semi-finals, Unable to get the
range of the Durham pitcher the
boys lost in the first gage. A
third game, if necessary, will bo
pinyed at Durham next Sunday.
FUNERAL OF W. J. SHANNON
The funeral of the late William
James Shannon was held on Fri-
day afternoon, conducted by Rev.
D. 0. .Fry.
The pallbearers were George
Wheatley, Mas Scott, Ken Stew-
art, Scott IIabkirk, Francis Hick•
anti and Ross Gordon. The
flowe'bea'ers were Jim Hogg,
Art Henderson and Wilfred Drag -
el'.
FIFTIETH WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
1Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim Clarke,
,Tames street, Seaforth, wish to
invite all their friends and neigh-
bors to open house on the oc-
easion of their fiftieth wedding
tinniversa]'y, September 3rd, from
2 to 5 pen, and 7.3e to 9.30 11,111
No gifts please.
ENGAGEMENT
The engagement Is announced
of Audrey Joyce? Kemp, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John 5, Kemp,
Mitchell, Ontario, to Alfred
Joseph Malone, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Emmett Malnnc, r,r, 2 Dub -
,lin. Ontario. 'Th( nma'riage will
take Peace of September 22, at
'The- fortieth au)fVPrsary of 'Me. and Mrs. Japes C. C'arnoc'ltnn of 111.30 a.m., in SI, ('ohnnh(n Rolu-
Tuther'stoith ceps observed on 10(11'6ay, Mrs. eareeehaot 114 the an Catholic ('hut'ch, St, Cutout'
former Elizabeth Wankel i ban, Ontario.
Logan Farm Hand
Found Dead
The badly decomposed body of
Thomas Frederick Brackpool, 42.
\v115 1'nund an Tuesday about 1
p.nl. by Carl Hillebreeht, Logan
township in his bush, 114 miles
east anti south of Hrodhagen.
The de0eaSed was a native of
England and a war pensioner. Ile
had lived for many years in the
Brodhagen district, working on
various farms, •
He had not pee0 seen for tate
past six weeks when he was stay-
ing at the neighboring farm of
Wilfred 1-1i11ebrecht, llis dis-
appearance had caused 110 alarm
because he was accustomed to
going and coating unannounced.
Carl Ililiebrecht told The Sea -
forth News 01( Wednesday he
went back to the bush after lunch
on Tuesday to see about wood. He
found the body sitting against a
tree. The flesh was rotted away
front the finger buttes, with the
facial tissues and hair leaving
almost a bate skull. Mr. 11111e-
brecht was able to identify the
remains.
Provincial police were summon-
ed.
Dr. i41.eLantiross of Mitchell is
coroner.
The remains were taken to
Stratford and later to Toronto for
examination. it is understood
that Carl Hillebreelit turd 1411100
Bode were working in the wood-
ier on Monday within 00 feet et
the remains and did- not see the
body,
Winthrop Wins
H F A Semi -Final
Winthrop defeated Goderieh
to 1 in the second garde of the
semi-final series in a game played
at Winthrop Wednesday night,
Aug, 22. John Hoven and -Kim
:McClure scored the goals for
Winthrop. Winthrop now awaits
the winners of Centralia RCAF
and Clinton RCAF for 'tlie final
series for the Stephenson Trophy.
Winners of draw were Jack Bry-
ens, Walton, 14Irs. Alex, Dennis,
Walton and Hugh Flynn, T.,ondes-
1)or'o.
DROP TWO GAMES
In the second game of the La-
dies Softball finals, Ilrussels de-
feated Winthrop by a score of 7
to 1. During the first four innings
the game was close as neither
teeth showed too much power. In
the fifth and sixth innings, Brus-
sels showed their strength and
scored Live runs to salt the gauge
away. A. De Vries 01111 best at
bat for Brussels with a double
and a single, L. Iir3'ans Avila best
for Winthrop with 'a double and
-two singles,
Brussels 1 0 0 1 2 3 0 7
Winthrop 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1
Batteries: McTaggart, Coultes;
Williamson, Elliott.
The third game of the series
will be played in Brussels on Fri-
day, Aug. 31, at 8.30 p.ni.
BOLTON -PHI LPOTT
- A pretty wedding was solemniz-
ed in Grove Park Mission, Brom-
ley, England recently, when Rev.
0. Giddeu united in marriage Ann
Philpott. and :Malcolm Russell
Bolton. The bride is the daugh-
ter of Mrs. E. Kirk, Bournemouth,
England, and the -groom is the son
of Mr, and Mrs. Russell T. Bolton
or r,0, 1 Seaforth.
Given in marriage by her cous-
in, M. K. Taylor, the bride chose
n. floor length brocaded satin
gown with full skirt falling away
to a long train. The fitted bodice
featured- a scoop neck and lily -
point sleeves, A white coronet
held her shoulder length veil and
she carried a shower of red roses
and lily of the valley. The little
was attended by Miss Sheila Ow-
en of Wales, and :Miss Brenda
Andrews of London, England,
wearing identical street length
dresses of pale blue poplin and a
headdress of yellow roses; they
also carried a ehbwel' bouquet of
yellow roses. Miss Denise
Phillipa of London, Eng., was
flower girl, wearing a street
length yellow poplin dress with a
circlet of scabius and carried a
pcisy of seabitts.
Mr. Allred Rowe was grooms-
man and guests were ushered by
Mr. Pete' Phillips. - Mr. George
Vincent, the organist, played tra-
ditional wedding music and ac-
companied the soloist, Mrs.
Tradie 'Black as site sang "Great
is thy Faithfulness."
A reception was 1101(1in the
Grove Pnrk Mission Hall follow-
ing the ceremony, For a wedding
trip to Cornwall and South \Vest
England the bride travelled in n
pale turquoise sheath ensemble
of embossed linen with matching
coat and white accessories. 011
their return they will reside in
Markdale, -Ontario.
Mr, and Mrs. Russell Bolton
attended the wedding,
CAR RECOVERED
A Pontiac sedan owned by Tem
Wood was Ii10 0ered Saturday nal
1 p.m, by local police. The vehicle
was reported missing at 2 a,lh, it
was spotted by Couslable A.
flowering while of patrol half (1
111110 west of No. 4 highway at the
Clinton RCAF station. 111' cru'
\V1(5 tnnda1nageci,
The ear 10118 stolon from the
front. of Mr. Wood's residence, on
West William street. A ueilshirn'
noticed 50(11(one around the ear
and untitled bar, Wood, By the
time he got, opt the ea' 1011$ gon1'.
He and Constable Bates cruised
around town for a time but were
tumble to find the car,
Swimming Season
Ends at Lions Pool
A4ondtty. A 1. , saNef
1111 11962 eon pet it?'i.c s7F•i11,111'( a:
this area. fiix tewLs •w(1re . '
rented in the awe 1 a nis pal 1:
patine. 0odcrl(b, V'111i:.l,alll and
Seaforth toweled lite northern
team: Stratford, Merys aed.
Mitchell formed. lite southern
team; each town (1d 13 swine
meal, The dual score: :g,5 f(1( than
south and AI, 1o, 31:1 401111 -.1(21r13
indicates the ralvezeree o2 swim
timing year-round al the Stratford ,
"T" as 11(011} tlettercl, :=t, Mares
and 1Iitchell ewieim(:ra do,
Red Cross Examinations
The August "Red cress" r- t,-',
inations were heel F2eday, \ !0,
24. The (.aull0(1 wee ars Kee
Engelstad pi ('i:01 1l,
Succesafui ce:nu;dans keret
Seniors - Nemy :10 oft,
llontgnmery, Peter Bill
MacLennan.
-Lions Senior - i enk Semi,
Intermediate - jam, ' (111is11,
Diane l'initlyson, halt, Newnh.;m,
Janet Turnbull, ',;ray Ana lune.
Juniors - John Rem ..*00th:,
Iloutemniller, Petri Etae, AIM a
Robertson, Jean r cl -11(1, 1121100
ileue'nan, Ann •.: (.111) 1', Ross .
Huff. Elizabeth 0lna e, Stewart
McLean, Jack Stltpiet(.11, Ken ltn:'-
sell, Bill Pou --ey,• Paul Muir..
Heginnera :Marg. Eckert, Ann
\\ itbes Katialen Stapleton. Pee-'
ale Krauskopf,1,nn Gibson Poe.
1111 11((11-;;0 .11-1 Randall, liar--
go Wells. :, 1)1 111 0' Patterson, Carol '
Glanville, Janet Lloyes, Elizabeth
McLean, Gall Brown, e;eor"ette
138001, Jane 1,,,':-sto.r,eid , Sandra
Coleman.
Water Show
Everyone 1e i, 1e:1 tl attend
the water show t ('1' pool tins
Friday evening'1"' 31'1, at ueenn1111,11ee1au11u,ne11e11n111nun(1111111111u11nwuunouun11u111111111n11u111111u11u1111111111e11unu
p.m. The show sieved mit. lie too e
lengthy tons permitting Friday Junior Farmers ; Two Dale Animals
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Back To School . .
with a
Smart New
\u(,' s•t:t r de •e,::v'• r -;:I i.r eery happy 111 1)111011 fa school
with ,3 J ?It; ;^. ,..., 111 1( 11( St;van!_`e'S:.
\4,s1:0. 1 I 7J 1(0, ladies or gen[ $12.96 & up
flea end .lie , I. 0) 1, '• latii11 '11' gods$19.96 & ftp
1c1:, ee;I,,- 110 '•,-nls 829,95 & ill)
Sheaffer Pens
Sheaifer Cartridge Sellout I'en0
Sheatf( r 51(1(1 r,1- F'il3 Pens
Shecffer feel Point I'o'ns
$1.49&1(p.
1.96&up
1,00 & up
Also e con p tt- iiuc• of Sheaffer cartridges & ball-point refills
as Weil ns ":„1e rials. Parker and Eveesharp refills
Girl+' Kano.
S. D. H. S. Rings
ee Boys' Rings
SAVA
JEV: 1 .: EPA'
GE0'S
GIFTS FINE CHINA
Seaforth
5'5,75
night shoppers `e attend. The
Show- will include stater ballet::
diving, life saving skills and a
demonstration of water polo.
This promises to be a very enter-
taining evening and we hope to
see many of you at the pool on
Friday,
Royal Life Saving
Now that the Red cross nv)-
gramme has been eomlileted for
this year We turn (m0 attentin1l
to life sevi11g. Instruction has
been held for the past week and
the exams are to by held Satur-
day at 9.30 (1.111. Mrs, Mary Harvey -
will be the examiner for both the
bronze neditliou rife saving test
and the the award of merit. •
Close of Pool •
The pool will close officially on
Sept, 3; however. weather permit-
ting the pool may open the Mer -
u:011 of Sept. 4 and succeeding
afternoons of that week. •
MRS. SARABEL WEBSTER
1II's. Farabel Webster, 79, wid-
ow of Wilbert Webster, died On
Friday, August 24, at Scott Mem-
orial Hospital. She was the for-
mer Sarabel Daley of Seaforth.
Surviving are two step -daughters,
Mrs, Charles (Mary) Bristow, of
Royal Oak, Mich., and Mrs. Colin
(Dorothy) Hendry, Ottawa, The
funeral was held at the G . A.
Whitney Funeral Home on Mon.
day afternoon. Interment was in
Maitland Bank Cemetery,
- The pallbearers were Harold
Cudmore, Mervin Codrnore, Go' -
don ..Cudmore, Edgar Cudmore,
Robert Watson and Eldon South-
well. The dowerbearers: Robert
Joynt, Scott Hawthorne and
Ernest Geddes.
MRS. CHARLES LOVETT
The death occurred hi SL Jos-
eph's Hospital. London on Thurs-
day, August 23, of Mrs. Charles
Lovett, beloved wife of Mattes
London, formerly of Seaforth, in
her 581h year. Formerly- Cecilia
Agnes ,Zones she was a daughter
of James Jones, London. fo'met'13'
of Seaforth, and was born end
educated fn 0141041 and later was
a practical -nurse. She was nar-
ried et Clinton on June 30, 11137,
Besides her husband and father
she is survived by three daugh-
ters and three sons, Margaret,
0enevie e, Carl, Janles, Thomas,
of London; Mary, Mrs. Joseph
0rumnlett, Seaforth. The funeral
took place Saturday morning
from the Box Funeral Home. Sea-
fo'th, to St, James' Ronan emb-
olic Church for Requiem Mass.
Rev, Charles Caruana officiate(.
Interment was in St. James'
Cemetery.
The pallbearers were Thongs
Lovett, Carl Lovett, Jaynes Lnv.
eft, Charles Johnson, W111, Holm-
es, Joseph Grummett.
TRACTOR TAKES DiVE
1 tractor fell clown the embank-
ment at the new Grieve's bridge
north of Seaforth, while being
towed. front Walton • to - Seaforth
for engine 019010s behind Stewart
\IcCall's truck. The tow chain
apparently wnnnd 'in to a rear
wheel of the track and the trac-
tor toppled down the ;_rade strik-
ing the b,id I,• breaking a 1arge.
(e5hing onthe fr1nt: of - the
machine.
•
PAVING STARTED
Pa vinic t ,, t t .11 road with
black top 91; 1111.111.050(101
from 1 litcsl `C, om Road
ehle detours .1.)v,: b' :')r , onstrn
eft ln'0pa'.:tc „ to M) tinting three
new- bridges 1net,,ce•'a ' (''2' ilr •
and Leadbnry,
WIN AT AVLI''ER
Alclei109 it,,Optaratcs wan first
prize at Ay(to•l fair Fgdale. 111ue,'
c0111.p01(1(01 last week, There
were sae 1rt1. rcmpetiug. Wood- I
stock placed second,
Win Trips
Mr. Larry Wheatley of r.r. 1.
Dublin has 'heel, awarded a Trav-
elling Scholarship from the On-
tario Junior Farmers to attend
the 11012 R.l T S,A, conference
at Cedar Lakes lamp, Ripley.
West Virginia. Larry is one 4l'
four Ontario Juniors who will be
attending this conference frog
September 11 to le, Mr. Wheatley
presently the Ilnron County
Director of the Junior Fanners
Assoclation of 0100010.
Mr. Bob Fothering_htttu of r,r. 3
Seaforth has been awarded the
Junior Farrier trip to Washington
and New York which will talte
plate the latter part of Septem-
ber. This award is trade to the
person having the 1liglhest, com-
plete score in the Huron County
Seed and Live Stock Judging
Competitions. 11r. Fotheringham
has always been (active Mu 1-1-1
programs serving ars a 4.1-1 leader
this year. He also Is President
of the Seaforth Junior Farmers.
ST. COLUMBAN
Friends and neighbours gather-
ed at the hone of 111`. and Airs.
Jack Moylan- on Saturday even-
ing to honor then on. their 25(11
wedding anniversary. Mrs, 110y -
Ian, the former Mary Lane, is the
daughter of the late Mr,.51Yd Mrs.
John Lane, and -lir. Moylan is the
son of the lane 31r, and Mrs.
Tylomas Moylan. They were nlat'-
'tied in 1937 hi tit. C0lumbales
Roman Catholic. Church ch by the
late Rev, Father Dantzer and
have made their hone of the
falsity faun in 31rKillop Town-
ship. They have a fainly of two
sons and three daughters: Sister
Donald Marie (Catharine, of (11e
Maryknoll Sisters at Baltimore:
Donald, Luelle, Jean and Gordon,
Rev..frank Ainylan, S.F.M., i1
brother, is at present home. on
leave from the missions in the
Phillipine Islands, An address of
ean(0r(11ala1io110 and good (wishes
was tend by Raymond Murray.
and presentations were trade of
a chrome kitchen suite and 11
china dinner set. of behalf •1f
neighbours and friends; a plat-
form rocker from the family. and
other gifts of silver from rela-
tives. The e5eling (('115 1111001 1a
verde and dancing,
Regulenl High Mass wits sant;
on Friday morning• fur Edward
O'Sullivan who died in Stratford
1105(0tatl on Tuesday, Rev, L. .1.
Coughlin Iwas the celebrant. Pres-
ent in the sanctuary were Mon-
signor Harrigan, St. Marys, Rov.
Elwyn Morris, Simcoe, and Rev.
Francis Moylan. 51-',11. The Pall-
bearers were Joseph \Wilds, ,Tach
McConnell, Louis Morris, Steele
en Cronin, Gerald O'1lcarn and
James (1'llearll. Burial followed
in St. Columban ('mastery.
Rev. John Stapleton, C.S,B„ of
Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Kele.
Gordon Kennedy, Miss Mary
McGrath. Toronto, and Miss Rita
Kennedy, London with Mr, and
Mrs. Angus Kennedy.
rnl
and 310. and Airs. Leo Il(ckneil ]t1
Kirkland Lake with Ayr, and Airs,
C. 3; O'Neill.
Air,and lyre James Sloan. Mr. I
and Airs. T. J. Murray, Pat 1010,111
and Jones Sle an in Windsor on 1
0atnrdal, attending- the Sloan
Anderson wedding.
-\lass Marion AMelvc'r. Reg. N.,
2(1 ('(1 with air, and Airs.
\\'i111(11(4 Al el t('
Air. anti 11rs. J. \'oil, Kitcholer
:old Ah', unci 3>''o. 'foo, 1)llclul1anr,
Landon m 1i U_, 11(1 ryes. ,ku
nsh' li)r'tlnrl,r,
lir, ;aid 11;'?, (.:t,,tr(i 1111,1:111
;Itrd b( , ._,-, "Iii. .arae
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CNE Champions •
311w, A4`1n, Dale of Clinton 1%1%1,
was the only Guernsey Breeder
to have two animals in the aisle
of ('hampions" at: the CNE this
week, The two I)alevista herd
sires, U 1levist a N. Peerless" and.
"1(0111(1310. Brigadiers Sparkler"
1'011 the Preserve Jr.. Champion,
and Reserve Sr, Championship
ribbons and were among the eight
Champion Guernseys which re-
mained at the CNl, this week on
display, the remainder of tate
1,1112' left flu' lair lust 1'ridey.
11r, 1l ale also won Srd on Jr. heif-
er and •(111. all Sr, heifer,
Another otic smutting win was
on "Dalevista Golden (now" " who
Played Oth. in the 0Iron 11 eon -
tested div -cow (lass, "flow" is
the d,(1(1 of "Sparkler" hull and.
grand -dam of 1111 heifer c''alvee.
on 1(01' she 0.150 hay a /;CA of
145 for milk and 138 for fat. Al-
together the herd Nott 10 ribbons
on the li cattle exhibited. Thirty-
six other Guernsey Breeders had
entries at the I'VE.
Alr, Lawrence Taylor returned
home after spending a couple of
weeks in Missouri and Michigan
states and while in St, Louis,
Lawrence enjoyed meetings and
sightseeing. behind the scenes of
business and manufacturing buil•
dings and hospitals and here he
was able to watch an entire oper-
ation. In Michigan he enjoyed at.
Leadership camp, lectures on dif-
ferent. fields of business. This
educational trip and high honour
was won by Lawrence during his
year's course at OAC, Guelph,
Mr. and Airs. Frank Riley re-
turned home after spending the
past week with their daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robt,
Woods and family of Ajax, Miss
Debbie 'Woods returned with her
grandparents for holidays,
\'Iiss Sylvia Sanderson, near
Blyth spent the week end with
her friend, hiss Joyce Brown.
Mr. Gary Jewitt returned home
o1 Monday after spending' a week
visiting lit 11nnitoba,
Miss Esther Merrill of Clinton
spent last Thursday and Friday
with Mr. and Airs, Lorne Lawson,
31r. and 31)'s. Ken I'reszclat.or
and family e11 Sunday visited with.
Ail'. and Airs. Allan Pfaff and oth-
00 relativesat 1're diton. ,lint and
Linda remained for holidays and
David returned honer with his
parents,
.11r. and Airs. Lorne Lawson
visited Sunday with Mrs. Effie
Stephenson of Seaforth gild MII',
Bill• 101 l'pb(l'lI 11111
Mrs. Bari Harvey and daughter'.
Marie, of (Word Centre visited
Monday with Mr. anti Mrs, Meer.
Law sou,
Form Organization
For Huron Riding
7.'he1 H1n'nn young Liberal
Aosoeial1011 1"1)13 101'1111(1 at 1110
tvnnnlhnty venire, Sea fort lr ,n
Tuesday night. This association
will john 1,1l of the present '1)1bs
together as w'011 as 1101nd111;1 new
ehtbs. Fifteen teerl rep esentatives of
club, were present from 1e north,
p 01,1110, ('redt)O) and Centralia
to ,•I(•rl an eX(,elltiw(r to 5(.11'0 in
office 101111 the :