HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1962-08-30, Page 4THE SEAFORTH Nkl•N'S
Thursday, August 31.1. 11It12
DUB.LiN•
Rev. Gorden Dill, London,T Pr .
1 l.ansrtt
and Mrs. frank l ill,
ltolph hill Stratford, Lou Mae
Donald and sot) Gorden. Windsor,
with Mr. mut Mrs, Joseph
Rey.. \Vl.lt, Michell t &.P,, Now
'York •uul his sister, Mrs, Dr,
Coughlie. Pasadena, Calif.. S+ailed
on friends here last week.
Bev, John Stapleton. t'.1i.1 of
Toronto with ,lit'. and Mrs. Wm.
Steelman.
Mrs. A. 31. laulby. in Clinton, .
Mr. end Mrs. Frank Divans in
London.
Miss Monica Byrne has return-
ed from her vacation in Detroit
mod Rochester.
Mrs. Louis Dillon and Dorothy
at St. Thomas' with Mr, and Jits.
Maurice Dillon.
Victor Dantzer, Windsor with
Mr. and Mrs. John Nagle,
31r. and Mrs, Len Steinbaeh and
Rete, London with Mrs. Kathleen
Feeney.
'Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Maloney,
111. and Mrs. Walter Carpenter,
Joseph Klauskopf. ?11r. and M's.
Joseph Delaney attended
the
I1•tttnery-Atcheson wedding at
Stratford on Saturday.
Joseph Jordan and Pat Jordan
in Detroit.
31r, and Mrs, Jolt Wells of
Outlook, Sask., with 31r. and Mrs.
Dale Anderson,
3Ir. and Mrs. Joseph Malone
and family with 31r. and Mrs.
Dan Costello. The IVlalones are
moving to Winnipeg,
Miss Beatrice Maloney is spend-
ing a week at the ONE Toronto.
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Murphy and
children, Port Colborne with Mr,
and Mrs. Frank Kistuer,
RECEPTION AND ry
DANCE
For Mr, and Mr's Herbert Kirkby
(Linda Miller)
In the Walton Community Hall
FRIDAY, AUG. 31st
Ian Wilbee's Orchestra
Ladies bring lunch
Everyone welcome
RECEPTION
For Mr, and Mrs. George Smith
tele: Bowman)
SATURDAY, SEPT. lst
Xurieh Community Hall
Desjardine's Orchestra
Everybody welcome
aseball
OBA Juvenile "C"
Playdoll•-ns
(Northern Division)
SATURDAY
Sept. 1, 19622
2.3,) P.M.
Recreation Grounds
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Mr. and ,Mfrs. Andrew nantze ,
Loudon ilt their home ]fere,
Mr. Millie Dill returned to l.an-
silig.,Bich„•with Mr. and 3'Irs
Frank 1)111.
31r. and Mrs. Richard Tate. D -
trolt, Mr. Joseph McCann. Detco(t
with :Platt. hurray.
Mr. and ,firs. J•int Newcombe,
Dolt credit with 3Ir. and 9Ire.
William Stapleton.
Mr. and lit,. Ed. Stapleton ;n
Detroit with 3Ir. and Mrs. Mac-
Donald.
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KIPPEN
Master Kenneth Jones attend-
ed ('lien) .Hiawatha at Goderieh
Summer Sohocl lost week,
Deepest sympathy from friends
and neighbors is extended Mrs.
Elizabeth Deitz and family in the
passing of her daughter, the late
Mrs. 300 Biggar of Namaka, Alta.
Miss Cheryl Little of Hensall
spent the week end visiting her
friend, Miss Heather Reid.
i4lr and Mrs. Eldin Kerr of Win-
throp
throp were Sunday visitors with
Mrs. E. Dowson,
Sunday guests with Mr.' and
Mrs, Harold Jones and boys were
31r, and Mrs. Wm. Jones and fem.
ily of St. Thomas.
Mrs. Ivan Forsyth has returned
home form being hospitalized in
Victoria Hospital, London.
Mrs. Jim Biggar Passes
Mrs, Jim Biggar, the former
Mildred Deitz of Kippen, of Nam -
aka, Alberta, passed away in Cal-
gary General Hospital on Tues-
day, Aug. 21st. in her 42nd year,
She is survived by her husband,
one son, Randy, one daughter,
Priscilla, her mother, Mrs, Eliza-
beth Deitz, one brother, John,
two sisters, Dorothy, Mrs. Toni
Munroe; Norma, Mrs. Wm. Cole-
man, all of Kippen. Funeral ser-
vices were held Thursday, Aug.
23rd from Calgary. A brother,
John and sister, Dorothy flew out
to attend the funeral.
CROMARTY
We extend our congratulations
to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allen who
are celebrating their golden wed-
ding anniversary on Tuesday.
Mr, and Mrs. Otto Walker and
Alice attended a fancily gathering
at the hone of 3Ir. and Mrs. H.
R. Currie. Dorchester, on Sunday.
Mrs. Sadie Scott, Mrs, George
Wallace. Mrs, Horton McDougall,
Mrs. Bruce Armstrong, 3lrs, J. 11.
Scott and Ronnie visited on
Thursday with Mrs. Gordon Hess
at Zurich.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mcllraitn
and Mrs. John Bell of Toronto
and 30.. and Mrs. Will Sillery of
Exeter were Sunday evening call-
ers with 31r. and Mrs. Will Ham-
ilton.
Miss Shirley Robinson of Strat-
ford is holidaying with 3liss Ruth
Ann Coleman.
3Ir. Frank Stagg attended the
Houghton fancily reunion at Mit-
chell on Sunday,
3Ir. and Mrs. Robert Hamilton
and John, Mrs. Jessie Hamilton,
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Sadler, 3Ir.
and firs• Lorne Elliott and fancily,
3h'. and Mrs. Cliff Miller and fam-
ily and Mr. and firs, Alvin Wor-
den and family attended the Ham-
ilton fancily reunion at the Lion
Park, Mitchell, on Sunday.
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ELL
+i h 3hrK 'l.t is 'spend'ttl„
this a kat Tor'il.,l inhibition.
Master !Weide Sciltt Stade it
ho(ilt tl iu • ;it the home of his
sister, Mrs. Carlyle 3tetkle.
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301 1 I �a David. John 'aid
Alec. spent the week end at Lind-
say with, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Moore curd family. Mrs. 16. Moore
who had *pent a few weeks with
her soft returned home with them.
Master Bobbie Binning. Mitch-
ell spent the week end with his
grandmother, 3lrs. K. 31cKeller.
The church service last SunUay
was in Charge of the Gideon So-
ciety. Ml. L'.udniore of Exeter oc-
cupied the pulpit and brought au
inspiring ,nesage and also gave
much information Concerning the
work. 3Ir. Harry Hoffman of
Dashwood rendered two beautiful
solo number's, aceompanyhtg them
with suitable poems.
Guests with 14Ir. and Mrs. Wm.
Harper on Monday were Mr. and
Mrs.Wm Blo sing, Mrs. M
J,
Robinson and Luella of Grosse
Point, Michigan, and firs. Clara
Hackney, Exeter.
Harvesting in this area is near-
ly completed sad all farmers re-
port a bumper yield of grain.
The GGIT girls with their lead-
er, Mrs, 3'I. Lamond had as their
guests at their meeting on Wed-
nesday night, the mother' and
members of the Women's Mission-
ary Society, Mrs. Lamond wel-
comed the visitors and the girls
repeated their Purpose. Devotions
were led by Anna Scott, Carol
Amt Dow and Barbara Gardiner,
followed with hymn 798. The
Bible Study Project "You and
Your Church Membership" tool.
the form of a question And an-
swer period. The offering was re-
ceived and Shirley Gardiner read
a poem. A playlet "Brothers in
Christ" wild presented by Carol
Howe, Joyce Kerslake and Boltnie
Kerslake. The girls explained
their missionary project in Brit-
ish (}redia, > g b' commenting 0n the
maps 1)141 pictures 01 display.
L t t d 4i iaY,
They also had a display of crafts,
inerts, cushion tops, 0('eW1 mitts
and candles, 'There were 12
guests and 10 girls. present. The
meeting Closed with hynni 749,
ST, COLUMBAN
.Puss Karen kale and Miss
Patsy McGrath are spending' a
week at Our Lady of Louden
Camp at Fattshawe,
31r, and Mrs. Maurice Melady,
Theo and Jim Melady in Prescott
attending the MeladyLeMaire
wedding on Saturday,
3Ir, and Mrs. Jim Doyle and
falully, and Miss Anne Maloney,
London with 141r. and Mrs. Prank
Maloney.
311's, Joseph Melady in Chippe-
wa with 14It and Mrs, Bill Evans.
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HENSALL
Larry MacLean returned home
after holidaying with his uncle
end ant, :fir. and Mrs, 'Wilson
Broadfo0t in Goderich,
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The Select Committee appointed by the Legislative
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related Acts, including The Assessment Act, The De-
partment of Municipal Affairs Act, the Local improve-
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Elected members and appointed officiais of municipal
governments, local boards, commissions etc„ groups of
persons and individuals are invited to present submis-
sions pertaining to the legislation applicable to
municipal government.
Notice of intention to make a submission to the Select
Committee should be sentto the Secretary by September
13th. Notice of the time allocated for appearance will be
given as soon as possible.
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