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Parsons — In St,'Joseph's Hos-
pital, London, on Aug. 29 to Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Parsons (klelen
Pryce), r.r, 1 Cromarty, a son.
Martyn — At Scott Memorial
Hospital on August 30, to Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Martyn, Staffa, a
daughter.
' Dale — At Scott Memorial Hoe-
pital, on August 30, to Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Dale, r.r. 4 Clinton,
a daughter.
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Hospital on September 2, to Mr.
and Mrs. Harold E. 13auer, Bor -
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Hospital, on September 3, to Mr.
and Mrs, Joseph M. Eckert, r.r. 1
Dublin, a daughter,
Flanagan — At Scott Memorial
Hospital on September 4, to Mr.
and Mrs. Lorne Flanagan, r.r. 1
Dublin, a son.
HENSALL
Miss Ruth Ann Traquair of St.
Thomas visited recently with her
grandparens, Mr. and Mrs. Stew-
art McQueen.
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MITCHELL SEAFORTH
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TOWN TOPICS
tai+aving this we,'k w aticnd
Beal Tec hntcal School at London
were Donna Berger, Georgina
Little, Clary Little, Mieliael
Malone.
Misses Eleanor Keys, McKillop,
anis Garda (,l'islausen, Seaforth,.
entered the Sehaol of Nursing at
IC(Leltener-Waterloo hospital at
Kitchener this week.
llecunt visitors at the home of
Rev. J. lire and Mrs, Stewart
were Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Morris,
Mr's, MacMillan and Mrs, Jones
of Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. fiefa
ivinet(ity and fancily and Mrs,
(Jordon MacKay of Detroit.
Rev. J. Uro and Mrs. Stewart
attended Toronto Exhibition and
vislted at the home of the form.
ar's sister-in-law, Mrs. D. G. Mac-
Lean, also at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Reg, Arnett.
Miss Sharon Hotham has 're-
turned to Brantford to resume
her teaching duties at King Ed.
ward school.
Mr. and Mrs. John L, Hotham
and family of Windsor have re-
turned home after spending a
week with Mr. and Mrs, John
Hotham, Wilson street, and Mr.
and Mrs. Duncan Cooper of Kip-
puen.
Mrs. Elston and Mrs. Abbot of
Centralia spent Wednesday with
their cousin, Mrs. John Hotham,
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Brown of
Sarnia called on Mr. and Mrs.
John Hotham ou Saturday,
Northside United Church
'Worship, 11 a.m.
Jr. Church School during wor-
ship.
Sr, Church School, 10 a.m.
Organist, Mrs, Jas. A. Stewart.
Choirmaster, Mr. Jas. A. Stew-
art.
Minister, Rev. J. C. Britton, B.A,
Cavan United Church, Winthrop
Worship, 9.30 a.m.
Church School, 10.46 a,m.
Minister, Rev. J. C. Britton.
Organist, Mrs, Oliver Anderson.
MRS. TERESA ECKERT
The death occurred in Scott
Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, on
Saturday, Sept. 1, of Teresa Lor-
etta O'Connor, widow of the late
Peter Eckert. She was the last
member of a family of ten child-
ren of the late Patrick O'Connor
and Mary Ann Matthews, pion-
eers of Hibbert Township.
Mrs. Eckert was in her 87th
year and had been in ill health
for the past seven months. She
was a highly esteemed member
of the farm community of Mc-
Killop Township to which she
moved following her marriage to
Mr, Eckert in 1901, and in the
village of Dublin to which she
retired following his death in
March, 1943.
Surviving Mrs, Eckert is a fam-
Ily of five sous and three daugh-
ters: Joseph on the homestead in
McKillop; Stephen and Peter of
Timmins; Rev. Vincent Eckert of
Gary, Indiana; James of Rochest-
er, New York; (Clotilda) Mrs.
Peter Maloney of McKillop; (Ter-
esa) Mrs, George Coville of Dub-
lit and (Lucy) Mrs, Albert Siem -
on of McKillop. There are also
twenty-five grandchildren and 25
great grandchildren.
The funeral took place from her
late residence, the home of oar
(laughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. George Coville, Dublin, to St.
Patrick's Church where Solemn
IIigh Mass was chanted by her
son, Fr. Vincent Eckert, C.S.B. of
Gary, Indiana, assisted by Rev.
James Cross, 0,$.13., deacon and
Rev. Edmund Brennan, C.S.B.,
sub -deacon. Present in the sanc-
tuary
angtuary were: Rev, Cyril Carter,
0.5.13., Rev, Francis Sheehan,
C.S.B., Rev. Norbert Reuss, C.S.B.,
Rev. Adrian Record, C.S.B., Rev.
Grace Agius, C.S.B., Rev. Joseph
Abend, C.S.B., Rev. William Mc-
Gee, C.S.B., Mr. Edmund Muller,
C,S.B„ Rev. Remi Durand, Rev.
Fr. Coughlin and Rev. Dr.
Ffoulkes. An inspiring eulogy
was delivered by Rev. William
McGee, C.S.B.
Interment was in St. Columban
Cemetery. Pallbearers were: Tom
Eckert, Frank Maloney, Keith
Siemon, Frank Cronin, Raymond
Murray and Tom Purcell.
MRS. WILLIAM A. PALIN
The death of Mr's. William A.
Palin, Seaforth r.r. 5 occurred in
Scott Memorial Hospital about 11
a.ni. on Wednesday, Sept. 6th
after an illness of six mouths, She
was in her 95th year and was
formerly Florence B. Cooper, born
in England, Preston Hall, Malipar,
Chertine. She was educated and
married there; coining to this
country in 1937. Her husband
predeceased her in December,
1952. One son, harry. Palin of
McKillop, survives. She was a
member of St. Thomas' Anglican
Church, Seaforth. The funeral
will be held on Friday, Sept. 7th,
at 2 p.m. from the 0. A. Whitney
Funeral Home, Goderich St., Sea -
forth, Rev. H. Donaldson offlciat•
Ing. Interment will be in Mait-
land Bank cemetery.
MRS. WILLIAM J. ELDER
Mrs. Ellen Elder, Seaforth, died
in Scott Memorial Hospital on
Sunday, Sept. and, in her Seth
year. Formerly Ellen Stewart she
was born at Hensall, daughter of
the late Robert Stewart and Jane
Pass. She was married at Hen-
sall in 1894 to William Elder who
predeceased her in 1957. Sur'viv
ing aro a sister, Mrs. Thomas
(Jessie) Elder, Seaforth, and a
brother, Duncan Stewart, I -fen -
sail, She was a member of First
Presbyterian Church, Seaforth,
The funeral was held on Tuesday,
Sept, 4tb, from the Box Funeral
Home, Seaforth, Rev, Douglas O.
Fry, officiating. Interment was in
Maitland Bank Cemetery.
VARNA
Anniversary Services will be
held in Goshen United Church on
Sunday, Sept. 9th at 11 a,m, and
7.30 p.m, The pastor, Rev. Mur-
doch Morrison will be the speak-
er at both services. There will be
>ipeclal music and tit InvltatIon
i.3 extended to all former members
othe ca m e^ tie and 10 n
f rant „u tz tany
others, The service in the Varna
United Church will be withdrawn
ou that Sunday.
There will be a Dynamic Chris-
tiara Fellowship meeting of all
United Church Woolen Sept, 8th
at the Godet'ioh Stunner Camp
beginning at 9.30 a.nr, and contin-
uing through until 3.30 pan,
Bring' own lunch and your copy
of the Word and the Way,
HENSALL
The Senior and Junior choir
members of Carmel Presbyterian
Church met on Tuesday evening
in the schoolroom of the church
to honor former choir • members,
Mrs, Malcolm Dougal), organist
and choir leader conducted con-
tests, followed by a singsong,
after which coloured picturee
were shown by Jim Dougall on
his recent trip on the St. Law-
rence Seaway to the Maritimes;
also pictures of Mrs. Dougall's
trip to California, showing colour-
ed slides of Disney Land and
Hollywood. Mrs, Minnie Sang-
ster who bas retired fro the choir
and Mrs, Wm. Brown and Miss
Carol Brown who have accepted
choir leader and organist of First
Presbyterian Church, Seaforth,
were presented with gifts by Miss
Hannah Murray, Miss Patsy Moir
and Mrs, Bev, Beaton, Mrs. Pearl
Love read the accompanying ad-
dress, Gifts will be forwarded to
Mrs. Baynham and Colleen who
were unable to attend. A social
hour was enjoyed and refresh-
ments served.
KIPPEN
Smith -Bowman
Rev. Fr. J. L. Coughlin officiat-
ed at the ceremony in St. Colum -
ban Catholic Church on Aug. 18th
when Cleo Dorothy Bowman and
George Smith exchanged wedding
vows. The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bowman,
r.r. 5 Seaforth, and the groom is
the son of. Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert
Smith, Zurich. The bride wore a
floor -length gown of white Swiss
brocade, The bodice featured a
shallow scoop neckline and lily -
point sleeves. The bouffant skirt,.
which was fashioned with triple
front pleats, cascaded into a
chapel train. A queen's crown of
pearlized apple Is held her
fingertip veil and she carried a
cascade of white 'mums and
sweetheart roses. Bridal attend-
ants, Mrs. Ray Maloney and Mrs.
James Whaling, both of Stratford,
wore identical dresses of ice blue
silk organza. Groomsmen were
Raymond Smith of Kitchener and
Jr. Fanners Win.
Square Dance
Seaforth Junior Farmer square
danee sat wort the square dttru+in
cmmpetition at Frontier Days in
VVinghalit on Sept, lst. They were
competing with stats from Huron,
Bruce and (trey. Members of the
winning team .were Ken Papple,
Elsie Dolg, Mervyn Popper, Rube
Doig, Harold Jaques, Auty Stew-
art, Jim Papple, Shirley Ilendel'.
son, with Larry Scott as caller.
Many of the I-luron County Jr.
Farmers enjoyed a bus trip to tate
CiNI1 August 31st.
The annual Junior Fat -mer
Church Service is to be held in
lilgrnondville United Church on
Sept, 9th, at 7.30 p.m. Members,
friends and parents are welcome.
The regular meeting of the Sea*
Porth Junior Institute was bold in
SDIIS on Sept. 4. The ineeting
was opened by singing the Inet-
tuts Ode and by repeating the
Mary Stewart Collect and the
Lard's Prayer. Roll call was an-
swered by "What I plan to do for
my career: Donna Gordon read
the minutes of the last meeting.
Linda Papple conducted the bus -
Leo Smith of Guelph and guests
were ushered by James Whaling
of Stratford and Don Smith of
Barrie. For a wedding trip to
Northern Ontario the bride don-
ned a black and white linen suit
with black and white accessories.
The couple will live ou a farm at
Klppen, The bride is a graduate
of Stratford Teachers' College.
Mrs, Jennie Powell of Seaforth
who bas visited during the sum-
mer months with her niece and
nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Pull-
man, returned to her hone.
(VIr. and Mrs. Verne Aiderdice
and family moved recently to
Mr's. Harry Caldwell's Farm.
The Misses Shirley and Sandra
Reid returned home a few days
ago from Bigwin Inn, Lake of
Bays, Muskoka, where they have
been employed for the summer.
Miss Sharon McBride returned
home a week ago from Lake of
Bays, Muskoka, where she spent
the summer months.
Mrs. Keene of Stratford visited
over the holiday with Mrs. E.
Dowson.
Mr• and Mrs. Wilfred Mellls
sent a few days visiting Mrs,
Meths' sister and brother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Toni Bourke at their
cottage at Peterboro.
Mrs. Alvin Ulch, Windsor, and
Mr. Oswald Brown, Q.C., and Mrs.
Brown of Detroit, Mich„ visited
over the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. N. Long and Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. Little of Hensel'.
Mess, Sana Baugh gave the
motto "Fite teacher and the
pupil." Amy Stewart presented
�nspeak-
r'
t '1
eitt•rrm events, �,st The ( sl ea �-
for the evening was bliss Isa-
belle Gilaliristl. Huron County
Home Economist, who spoke to «s
Cancerning tite field of dente Fc -
enemies. Joarr Pryce thanked
Mies (lllehrist.
Marguerite Scott gave the club
paper in the Joint Meeting'. Shir-
ley Henderson and Bruce Cole-
man led in recreation before the
lunch was served.^
FORTY YEARS AGO
From The Seaforth News
September 1922
Miss Lynne Volutes left for
Boston after visiting her father,
S. T. Hoboes.
Miss Beatrice Larkin left to re•
same her position on the staff of
St. Alban's Ladies College, Prince
Albert.
:lit'. and Mrs. lien Johnson ;Ind
baby returned to Toronto after
visiting friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dickson
and Charlie visited at Niagara,
Falls.
Weddings: Elizabeth Ann
Wankel and James Grey Carnoeh-
an; Jessie E. Robb and Samuel E.
Flook; Virginia May Traquair
and Boland Williams, Usborne.
A call has been extended to
Rev. W. 1). McDonald of Atwood
by the congregation of Egmond-
ville Church.
Mr, Alex, McNabb has replaced
the old bus with a splendid new
one to convey passengers to and
from the station.
Seaforth Collegiate has an tit-
tendance of 222, the largest in its
history,
More counties In Ontario have
come Under the quarantine of
corn to try to prevent the further
spread of the corn borer.
Edwin 1VIiller, who has been
teaching for two years in the
West, visited his parents at
Walton,
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
From The Seaforth News
September 1937
Janes Ballantyne, M.P.P., was
again nominated at Liberal can-
didate for South Huron.
James Parke of San Francisco
was fatally injured near New
Hamburg while east to visit his
parents at Hensel].
Registration at Seaforth 001•
legiate was 160, an increase of 10.
Mr. Con Eckert has it tomato
weighing 2?:; pounds.
Five octogenarians attended
the 83rd birthday party for Mrs.
Garner of Toronto at the hone of
Miss Lawrence: Mrs. James
Beattie, Mrs, W. E. Hlnchley, Mrs,
C. R, VanEgnrond, Mrs. Grace
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Weddings: Ethel May David-
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Margaret Armstrong and John
Willocke; Annie Merletta Nash
and George M. West,
Canada Elections Act
Electoral District of Huron
SUMMARY OF RETURN OF
ELECTION EXPENSES
There is below set out, as re-
quired by Section 63 (5) of the
Canada Elections Act, a sum-
mary, signed by the official ag-
ent, of the return of eleetion ex-
penses made to me by hien on
behalf of Elston Cardiff, one of
the candidates at the recent elec-
tion of a member to serve in the
House of Commons of Canada
held in the above-mentioned elec-
toral district, which said return
is on file at my office and may,
an payment of a fee of twenty
cents be there inspected and ex-
tracts taken therefrom at any
reasonable time during the six
months next after the 24th day
of August, 1962, being the day
upon which the said return was
furnished to me.
Dated at Seaforth, this 24th
day of August, 1962.
Russell T. Bolton,
Returning Officer
Summary of Return of Election
Expenses of Elston Cardiff.
Receipts -
Receipts, contributions, etc,..
amount $1814.16. Number of per-
sons from whom received, 1
Total amount, 51814.16. Num-
ber of persons from whom re-
ceived. 1.
Payments -
Advertising .. 51314,16.
Total payments $1314.16.
Dated at Seaforth, this 24th
slay of August, 1962,
Selwyn Baker. Official Agent
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