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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1962-10-11, Page 4Y v o v O 7 ST; COLVMBAN Mr, and Mrs. Michael Connolly, Ingersoll; Mr, and Mrs. Jolui Young, Wao(Istock; Mr. and Mrs, JUn Martina:A, and M. and Mrs. Forgue Kenny, London, dad their families. with Mr. and Mrs. Jos, Connolly. Mr. and Mies. Pat Murray and family, London, with Mr. tied Mrs. Jat nes McQuaid and Mr. and Mrs, Gilbert Murray. Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Smith and family, Kitchener with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Purcell. Mr. and Mrs. John McMillan, Detroit., with Mr. and Mrs. With McMillan, Mr. and Mrs. Rea Marcy and children, Niagara Falls, and Miss Hilda Kennedy, Londaa with ,Mr. and Mrs, Auguste Ducharme, Miss Rita Kennedy, Loudon with Air, and Mrs. Angus Ken- nedy. Mr. and Mrs, Doe Brady and Brian, :llettford; Air. and Mrs. Jos. Sloan, Windsor; Pat Sloan, Collingwood; Gerald Sloan, Co. bourg, with Mr. and Mrs. James Sloan. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hill, Van- essa. with Mr, and Mrs, Joseph 1 t kert, Miss ,loan Dalton, Trenton, with Mr. and Mrs, Maurice Dal- ton, Air, and .Airs. Joseph Kale. Mr, and Mrs, Tom Kale, Mr, and Mr's. Louis O'Reilly and Mr, and Mrs. 1•'rauk Murray in London attend- ing the Stapleton -O'Byrne wed- ding nn Saturday. fir. and Mrs. Culbert Murray, Sarnia; Mr. and Mrs. B, Costello and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ryan, Kitchener, with Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Murray. \!r. and .Airs. Martin Purcell :tad '::racily. Kitchener with Mr. lin, Ret^, L. J. Coughlin perform- ed the ceremony bird sang the nuptial mass. The organist wire Mrs V J. Lane, The bride, Well in marriage by her father, wore. a floor length gown of peen de faille, with bodice fashioned o1 French lace with a Sabrina neck- line, with long 'lily Point sleeves. The pleated midriff had two small haws at the baek. The full scissor -pleated skirt had a panel of French lace at the front. and extended to a chapel train at the back. A crown of crystals ltald her tiered, scalloped satin veil of silk illusion. She carried red roses with ivy and streamers, Mrs, Robert Uniac, Alitcltell, sis- ter of the bride was matron of honor, wearing a street length chess of red peau de sole and matching shoes. The bodice had a Sabrina neckline .tad short cap sleeves, The scissor -pleated skirt bad a large bow at the back. Her headdress was of white pear de sole petals with a short veil. The bridesmaids were Miss Jean Gethke, London and Miss Mary Lou Stegner, London. They wore dresses similar to that of the maid of honor, The attendants each carried gardenias with streamers and Ivy. Pamela Uniac 01 Mitchell, niece of the bride, was flower girl, dressed in n red peau de sole with round neckline, short cap sleeves, a scissor - pleated skirt and a pleated cum- merbund with two small bows at the back. She carried a basket of White baby chrysanthemums. The best matt was Robert Uniac, Mitchell, and the ushers were Wiiliaul Murphy, r,r. 4 Seaforth contests were held and prizes and Ray Kemp, London, brother awarded to the winners, An ad - of the bride. A wedding dinner 1dress was read by Miss Leota and reception were held at the Krauskopf, and the guest of Brodhngen Community Hall. honor was assisted in opening T; b:i•le's mother received the amorous gifts for which she :tad Airs. Jack McIver and Mr. „nests, wearing a sheath dress graciously expressed her thanks, .and .Airs. Tont Purcell of beige crepe with matching A delicious lunch was served by Mr. and Airs. Ken Lane, ;teat- jacket trimmed with lace, brown the sponsors and their assist - ford ,with Mr. and Mrs. Tom ace,,sorics and a corsage of Tal- ants, I{:th:•. Ismail roses, She was assisted Mr, and Mrs. Frank Stapleton :air. and Mrs. Albert Cronin, by the bridegroom's mother who and family, (.halt, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James O'('onnor wore a bine figured jersey dress Jim Newcombe, Port Credit, with !MIr, and 'Mrs. William Stapleton. Mr, and Mrs. Pat Woods and family, Miss Kaye Killies, of Georgetown, Mr. and Mrs, Len Cronin, and family, Stratford, with Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Horan, Mr. and Mrs, Samos Kelly and family, Seaforth, Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred Duffy and family, Wood- stock, Mr. and Mrs. Syl Ryan and family, Mrs. Wm, Ryan, Sebring• ville, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Dill- on and family, St. Thomas, with Mrs. Louis Dillon and Dorothy. DUBLIN IMrs. Martin Klinkhamer, Mary M. and Mrs. Glenn Butters,Margaret and Don spent the London, with Mr, and Mrs. Tont week end in Chicago with Mr, Butters. and Mrs, Clayton Hill. MN. John Robinson at Duudrts, with whom he had resided slam retiring front the fat'ui. His wile Predeceased him in 19443 Ile was e faithful member of St. Pat- rick's Church, Dublin and of the Holy Nellie Society, He is surviv- ed by tour sons: Jack, 'William and Joseph, Loran Twp., and Pat of Hamilton, also Baur Baugh - tors, Mrs. (Margaret) Denomnne, Mrs, (Dorothy) Robinson and Pearl O'Rourke, Dundas, and Mrs. (Katbarlee) Looby, Dublin, The funeral wee held front the residence of Clayton Looby, Duo - lin, in St, 'Patrick's Church on Monday morning. A Solemt4.Re- (Nem Mass Was ' offered with Rave R. Durand as Celebrant, Rev. J. Coughlin, St, Columban,. as Deacon and Rev, Dr, Ftouikes as Sub -Deacon. ROY, Father He - hoe, Dundas, nand Rev, Father Moylan, S.F.M„ Toronto, were in the sanctuary. Mrs, John Nagle presided at the organ ant John Van Epman was soloist, The pall- bearers were Jack McCarthy, Joseph Shea, Wilfred Krauskopf, Louis liruxer, Harold Meagher, James Delaney. Burlal took place In St. Patrick's Cemetery, Dub- lin. A miscellaneous shower spun- sored by Miss Leota Kranskopf, Miss Marion McLaughlin, Miss Louise O'Rourke in lienor of Miss Catherine Feeney was held at the home of Mrs, Nick Krans- kopf, About forty ladies assem- bled to extend felicitations to the prospective bride whose mar- riage to Theodore J. Melody 1s an event of this month. Various ship." [vers, A. Coutts took the and Mrs. Ray McDonald gave a topic on Stewardship "All than we have iuut are," She stressed the four baste principles et Stewardship (1.) God Is the only true owner and giver of alt things (2)All that Possess WO hold as a trust front Him (3) We acknowledge our trusteeship, by returning a worthy portion (4) We shall render to God an ac. count of our administration, Throughout the discourse quest- ions were asked and a very In- teresting discussion followed. Hymn 350 "Take My Life and Let It Be" was sung, Mrs. Reid expressed her appreciation to the ladies of the church. who so gen- erously gave of their time and helpful labour throughout the re- decorating of the church base- ment and all who so willingly helped on anniversary Sunday, Minutes of the last meeting were given by Mrs, Ron Bennett and the correspondence and thank - you note read by Mrs. T. Dundas, Au invitation was accepted from Burns Church to attend-. their bazaar and tea in the Londesboro Hall Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 30, commencing at 2.30 It was decided that Mrs, M. Baan order fifty boxes of Christ- mas cards. The autumn thank - offering meeting and regular UCW meeting will be held Fri- day afternoon, Nov, 9, at 2 p.m, The annual turkey supper and Program to be held Wednesday evening, Nov, 7, was planned The program will consist of a program of Bells by David Barrie of Galt, also local talent, Door- keepers, Herb. Treviso, Jack Bryans, Bill Dennis, Murray Ben - is. Alvin McDonald, Neil Mc - Gavin; calling numbers, Rev. A Higginbotham; taking tickets, Mrs. A. ITigginbotham and AA's, Maud Leering; Mrs, H, Brown to look after the printing of the tickets. Anyone who hasn't join- ed the row can still be a char- ter member by joining before the end of this year•. Presbyterial United Church Women 1s the proper name of our Presbytery organization. and Ronnie. and •Afrs, James Mc- ' Quaid in Midland, 11,'v, Thomas 'McQuaid, St, .Marys, and his mother, Mrs. Mary McQuaid, London, Mr. and Mrs, Ben Flannagan and Mr, and Mrs. George Vivian, Kitchener, with Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Lane, Attending the Deanery meet- ing of the C.W.L. at Hesson were Mrs. Albert Cronin, Mrs. Nora Maloney, Mrs. Vincent Murray, Mrs. John Moylan and Mrs.-Ed- ward rs.-Ed- ward Melady. The October meeting of the local council of the Catholic WO - men's League was held in the parish hall on Tuesday evening with 35 members present. The president, Mrs. Albert Cronin, presided. A letter was read from Father Flaherty. The member- ship convener, Mrs. Nora Ma- loney. reported 93 paid up mem- bers. Plans were made for the bazaar to be held Oct, 24, with Mrs. Stephen Murray and Mrs. Frank Williams named as gener- al conveners. Conveners for the various booths were appointed. A continuous rosary will be said by members on Thursday, the opening day of the Ecumenical Council, c Nits.r C onHi gave a re- port of the Deanery meeting held in Hesson. A prize, donated by Mrs, Frank Hicknell, was won by Mrs. Angus Kennedy. An interesting part of the ev- ening was a talk given by Rev. Father Moylan, S.F.M., telling of his mission work in the Philli- bines, and the life of the people there. Lunch was served by the committee in charge. Malone -Kemp White gladioli and red zinnias decorated the altar of St. Colum - ban's Roman Catholic Church on 'Saturday, Sept. 22, for the marri- age of Miss Audrey Joyce Kemp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, John n mp. Mitchell, and Alfred Jos- t pit Malone, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Malone, r.r, 2 Dub - with black accessories and a corsage of red roses. For travel- ling the bride changed to a three piece brown knit suit, with brown and white accessories, and a corsage of white baby chrys- anthemums. After a honeymoon spent in Northern Ontario, the young couple will live at r.r. 2 Dublin, Guests at the wedding were from Stratford, London, Detroit, Teeswater, Mitchell, Sea - forth and St. Columban, Mrs. Catharine Feeney, Mr, and Mrs, Cyril Murray, Itt'. and Mrs. Frank Maloney, Kitchener, Mr, and Mrs, Andy Dautzer, Lon- don with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Danny Costello, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Campbell and daughter, Frank IIubbs, To- ronto, Mr. and Mrs. Len Nagle, Linda and Bob, Stratford with AIr. and Mrs, Michael Nagle. Mr, and Mrs, Kahne, Chatham with Mrs. Alice Coyne and rela- Kitchener and Mr. and Mrs, Gnr-, Lives. don Costello, Toronto with Mr. AIr. Carl Stapleton, Mr. and and Mrs. Dan Costello. Gordon Mrs• Len Gaffney, Smith's Falls, Costello has been transferred attended the Stapleton -O'Byrne from Toronto to Kingston, wedding at London, Saturday. Miss Monica Byrne spent the Mr. Tim Regan, Agincourt with week end in Hamilton with Mr. Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Holland; and Mrs, Robt. Byrne. Mr. and Mrs. K. Holland, of Among those attending the Windsor, Mr. and Mrs, John Paw - funeral of Thos. O'Rourke on cett, London, with Mr. and Mrs. Monday were Mr. and Mrs. John John Holland, Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Den- Mrs. A. M. Looby, Mr. and omme and Miss Pearl O'Rourke, Mrs. Jos, Looby, Mr. and Mrs. Dundas; Mrs, M. J. O'Rourke Louis Looby attended the Nes- and son Joseph, Detroit; Mr. and bitt-Trott wedding at Ottawa on Mrs. Pat O'Rourke, Hamilton, • Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Krauskopf, Mr, and Mrs. George Coyne Detroit, with Mr. and Mrs. J. P, Kranskopf, Mr. Leo Holland and son Billie of Windsor with Pat Maloney and relatives. Mrs. Harold Meagher. Mrs. Joseph Stapleton, Mrs, Clarence Looby, Mrs. Tom Butters attend. ed the Deanery meeting at Hess - on on Wednesday, Former Logan resident, Thos, O'Rourke, died on Friday at the hone of his daughter, Recipe for instant telephone convenience: A step - saving, colourful kitchen extension! i To order yours, just call DELL nye minute talk on the climate of the Maritima, Final plans were Made for the TB clinic in. the hall on Oot. 4 and 10 with twelve ladies volun- teering to help,. A letter was read regarding the rummage sale of the Seaforth hospital auxiliary, Mrs, Carter Kerslake read a let- ter she had received from the lustitute's adopted child in China and it was decided that everyone would bring a gift to the next meeting with Mrs, Tom Laing and Miss Olive Speare to look after packing the box and send- ing it to the child tor Christmas, Miss Vera Hambley and Mrs, John Templeman were named as leaders to attend the training school on Window Treatment to be held in Stratford, Oct, 23 and 24. It was decided to have a Hallowe'en party on Oct, 30 in Stafne Township Hall, inviting Walton. and Avonton Institutes to attend, Committees were nam- ed tot' sante. The meeting closed with the Queen, followed by a dainty lunch served by Mrs, Gerald Agar, Mrs. Russell Worden, Mrs, Johnny Miller and the hostess. The Staffa United Church Wo- men. held their regular meeting Wednesday evening in the church with Thanksgiving as the theme. Mrs. It, D. Sadler was in charge of the worship service with scripture taken by Mrs. Ed, Dearing followed by meditation, Mrs, R. D. Sadler and Mrs, Ross Seale favored with a duet. Mrs. Arthur Kemp was In charge of a film "The Sound of a ,Stone." Mrs, A. H. Daynard presided Lor the business. An invitation was accepted from the Roy's United Church Women to attend 'their meeting on Oct, 19, Mrs, Leslie Miller led in a sing -song and it former member, Mrs. Robert Vivian, Mitchell, was pre- sented with a gift in appreciar Hon of her work while with them. A social hon' was enjoyed over lunch prepared by the with Mr, and Mrs. Cyril Brown at Kinkora, Mrs, Jos. Shea and Mrs. Fer- gus Horan attended the Deanery meeting at Hesson, The death occurred on Ont, 7 in Edmonton, Alberta, 01 Lyall Jordan in his 57th year, He was a son of the late Mr,- and Mrs, William Jordan of Hibbert. He lived in Western Canada for about 32 years, He is survived by thre brothers, Patrick and Joseph, Dublin, James, Toronto, and a sister, Mary, Toronto. The funeral service t ook place in Edmonton, WALTON The October meeting of the UCW of Duff's United Church, Walton was held in the church schoolroom, The president, Mrs. Nelson Reid occupied the chair and opened the meeting with the Steward's Prayer. Hymn 374 "Wo Give Thee But Thine Own" was sung with Mrs. Wilbur Turnbuil et the piano. Air's. Andrew Coutts was In charge of the Devotional Period, AIrs, Wm. Dennis reed the scripture taken from the 12tic chapter of St, Luke, verses 13 to 31 prayer followed, by Mrs. Leonard Leeming. A solo was rendered by Airs. Jan Van Vliet Sr„ with Mrs, H. Brown accom- panying. Mrs, Doug Ennis read a poem, entitled "Kitchen Steward. 4 't'Ut 897AFoivrH NIOWS, Thursday, Oetebol' 11 accompanied by Mr, and lilts. Al - bort Keys of I9xoter attended the dedication of tate new stud,+ eats residence of the United Churclt at University of West- ern Ontario gronrrds en Sunday afternoon. A miscellaneous shower was held at St. Andrew's United Church, Kippers on Monday ev. erring, Oct. 1, honoring Miss Lola Schwartz of Guelph, daughter of Nth. and Mrs, Jack Schwartz at Hillsgreen. The affair was arran- ged by Mrs, Keith Love and the programme consisted of a sir>„ - song led by Mrs. Ross Broadfoot; a contest by Miss Marion For- rest and a very delightful in- strumeutal by Mrs. Gerald Mot't- att; Mrs, Emmerson Anderson and Garry showed slides of their trip to Arizona which were most interesting. LOIS wasthen invit- ed to the platform and an ad' dress was read by Marion For- rest atter which lovely gilts were presented, A dainty lunch was served In the Sunday School room and a social hour enjoyed by all. Lois is a recent graduate of Guelph General Hospital. Mrs, Richard Taylor, r,r. 2 Kippen recently won a bridge sot in a penny sale which was spon- sored by the Catholic Women's League of St, Patrick's Church at Dublin, 90 smith, on their leaving the sec- tion tor. town. Alt the recipients very fittingly replied thanking everyone. A delicious lunch was served and a social half hour followed. Kippen Bast W.1, October meeting of the W.I. will be held at the home of Airs. Ross Chapman With Mrs, Jamas MaoNaughtoit as eo-Hostess Ott Wednesday. Oct. 17th., at 3.30 p,m, The toll call is bring a' cookie recipe and bring a dozen cookies to sell. Current events of 1901.62 by Mrs, Robert Kinsman, Motto, View the past with pride, the present with faith, and the future with practice, by Miss Margaret McKay, Contest by Alr•s. Alex, MacGregor and a talk on St, Andrew, Mrs, Kinsman. The lunch committee, Mrs, John Sinclair, Mrs. Ross Chapman, Mrs, H. Finlcbeiner, Mrs. W, Caldwell. The ladies are remind- ed to bring their money tor tete bus trip to the Royal A\tinter Fair on Nov, 1, Leaders Train- rag School for "143 lbs. of meat" will be held in. Hensall Oct, 19 and 17 at the Legion Hall Mr. and Mrs. James Burnett, Toronto and Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Divine of Dashwood visit- ed Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Long, Mr. and Mrs, Ross Love Any group that has finished Hostesses. their book "Signals for the Six- Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Norris over Thanksgiv- ing were Mr, and Mrs, James Norris and children, Brampton; Mrs. Anthony Breit and Richard, Montreal; Mr, Eric Norris, OAC, Guelph. Mrs. Ernest Templeman and Mr, and Mrs. John Templeman and family attended a family gathering at the hone of Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Cole and family, Cromarty on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Bob Norris, Patti and Susan visited with friends in Windsor over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Walter O'Brien spent Thanksgiving weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Don O'Brien and family, Flint, Michigan. The community is saddened by the death of Harry Elliott, Essex and the serious injury of his brother, Donald of Mitchell in an accident near Staffa on Fri- day evening. Harry leaves his wife, the former Shirley 'Wallace of Cromarty; four children, his parents, Mr, and Mrs, Norval Elliott, Starla; Donald and a sister, Jeanette. Funeral e al services were on Tuesday at Lockarts Funeral Home with burial in the Staffa Cemetery. ties may get in touch with Mrs, Higginbotham for new study material. A letter was read from Rev, Mr. Gilbert, a former min- ister, who is United Church Chaplain at Westminster Hospit- al, London, expressing his re- grets at not being able to attend anniversary services. A donation of an electric clock from Mr, and Mrs. Hugh John- ston and family in memory of their son 'Walter Johnston has been installed in the church; also a hytnnary for the pulpit was presented by the Williamson girls in memory of their mother, Mrs. Thos. Williamson. The meeting was closed with a pyran and prayer by Rev. A. Higginbotham. The first Red Cross meeting of Grades 0, 7 and 3 of Walton School was held on Friday after- noon, Oct. 5. Carol Shortreed opened the meeting with God Save the Queen with Mary Bew- ley at the piano, Karen Coutts recited a poem called "Rain." This was followed riddles b• )by 13111 Helinga. Carol Wilbee and Sherrill Craig sang a duet called "Ho the Boating," Larry Walt- ers, Mrs. Toll, Wenda Humph- ries, Ralph Young, Mary ldewley, Murray Nesbitt, Nancy Young and Linda Travis's took part in the program, Janet Shortreed, Mr. and Mrs. Al Hoggarth and Keith Williamson, Helen Searle, had a lovely evening party. Neil McDonald, Cetze Zwep and About sixty members of S.S. Bill Helinga demonstrated the No. 10 gathered at the school for Twist. The collection was taken, a presentation to Mr. and Mrs. Miss Claire Hackwell of Lon- don spent Thanksgiving holiday with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Toni Hackwell. Mr, Malcolm Fraser and Mr. and Mrs. Doug, Fraser and fam- ily visited over the week -end Bell; low, Mrs, Lloyd Riley; with Mr, and Mrs. Frank Marsh men's high, Robert Drummond, all and fancily of North Bay. 2nd, Vern Alderdioe; low, Tien Mr, and Mrs. Horace Rutledge MacKay; travelling lone hand (a and fancily visited with relatives mouse trap), remained with Bru- in Walton over the week -end. est Whitehouse. At this time Mrs. H. Caldwell called Mr, and Mrs, Al Hoggarth to the front and while she read the address Mrs, Alex. MacGregor and Mrs, Stewart Pepper presented the newlyweds with a platform rock. er on behalf of S,S, No, 10 Tuck- srsmith, Surprise No. 1—Mrs, Caldwell then read an address for Mr, and Mrs, Archie Hoggarth who are leaving the section, and they were presented with a lovely pair of table lamps, Surprise No. 2 ---Mrs, harry Caldwell and Jack Caldwell were called to the front by Mrs, James •Druntmond and while site read the address Mrs, Ken MacKay and Mrs, Robert Kinsman pre- sented Rena with a step -ladder, kitchen stool and Jack, a smoker, KIPPEN On Wednesday, Oct, 3rd abou thirty neighbours charivareed Al Hoggarth, newlyweds, On Friday evening, Oct, 5th, eleven tables of euchre participa. ted with the winners being: Ladies high, - Miss Marion Rob- erts; ladies 2nd, Mrs, Robert Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dundas and family of Toronto visited over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dundas. STAFFA Airs, Lloyd Miller was hostess for the regular meeting of the Staffa Women's Institute held at her home on Wednesday evening, Oct, 3rd, Mrs, Russell Worden presided and opened with a poen. on Autum, Roll call was answer- ed by "something nice about the person 01 your left." Mrs. Johnny Miller gave a beauty demonstration showing the proper" way of cleansing your skin and applying makeup, also choosing the proper colour com- bination, Bonnie Jean Miller pre- sented her prize-winning speech on "Posture and Personality" on behalf of S,S, No, 10 Tucker - 9611111016, BE SMART - BUS. NOW Westinghouse _Al'fOli_ATIC DRYERS Frigidaire At ToM.rric DRY ,RS Come in and See Them at BOX Furnittire Phone 43 .. Seaforth