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The Seaforth News, 1947-07-03, Page 10 Seaforth News HURON COUNTY'S LEADING NEWSPAPER WHOLE SERIES, VOL. 70, No. 27 $900,000 ESTIMATED FOR HIGHWAY WORK Dr. R. Hobbs Taylor, M,P,P for South Huron, announced that the Department of Highways has let the contractfor paving and building, bridges on #83 highway from Exet- er •to Dashwood, to the Storms •Con- struction Co, of Toronto. Three large bridges have to be built •and the department estimated the cost at $900,000, Dr. Taylor said. He re- ports other highway work in the, dis- trict this summer is resurfacing part of the Bluewater Highway, and resurfacing on #81 highway from Parkhill to Grand Bend. Dr. Taylor says he has sold his medical practice to Dr. Donald Ferguson, London, who comes from a medical family, his grandfather having .been profes- sor of obstetrics at Western Univer- sity. Dr. Taylor will continue to make his home at Dashwood. LADY BOWLERS ELECT 1947 OFFICERS The annual meeting, and pot -luck supper of the lady bowlers was held Friday evening, June 27th. The officers for 1947 are as follows: President, Mrs. Bruce ' MacLean; vice-pres., Mrs. Wm. Hart; sec-treas. Miss Dorothy Parke; Tournament eorn•, Alice Reid, Mrs. Harold Free, Mrs. Kaiser, Mrs. Westcott, Miss Frances Matthews; prize corn„ Mrs. McMaster, Mrs. Harry Stewart, Miss Grace Scott, Mrs. Close; social con- venors, Mrs. W. Hart, Mrs. Brady. It was decided to have the mixed doubles tournament on Monday, July 14th. An invitation is extended to any ladies wishing to begin to bowl to get in touch with any of the execu-' tive. *!blue coal', THE SOLID FUEL FOR SOLID COMFORT 1 E. L. BOX PHONE 43 Anglican Sunday. July 6th St. Thomas', Seaforth 11 a.m., Holy Communion. (No evening Service). St. Mary's, Dublin 9:30 a.m., Holy Communion. The Rector, Rev. C. F. L. Gilbert. B.A., at all services, SEAFORTH, ONTARIO THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1947 TROYER REUNION LOWER SCHOOL RESULTS HELD AT BAYFIELD SEAFORTH HIGH SCHOOL Troyer reunion was held at Jow- ett's rGrove, Bayfield, on Saturday afternoon, June 28thwith around sixty present. A pleasant afternoon was spent and a few sports were en- joyed by all, The prize winners were as follows: Boys and girls race 5 and under. 1st Wayne Dolmage, 2nd John Hoggart; young , men's race, Gordon Johnson; young ladies race, Mrs. Gordon Troyer; ladies whistl- ing contest, Mrs. Stewart Dolmage; ladies kicking slipper, Hazel ,Coles man; men, kicking shoe, Robert, Gemmell, clothespin race, 1st Mrs. Lorne Lawson, 2nd Mrs. Gordon Johnson; bean guessing contest, Mrs William Dignan, Hensall;,pea guess- ing contest, Mrs. William Dignan, Hensall; oldest person on the grounds, Mrs. Mary A. Coleman; youngest person on the grounds, Karen Talbot; person coining the farthest, Mrs. Thomas Levitt of Ingersoll. During the supper hour a new committee was chosen. President, Cecil Oke; Secretary Treasurer, Lorne Lawson; general com.. Mr. and Mrs,' John Faber, Mrs, Lorne Lawson, Mrs. Cecil Oke, Mr. Robt. Gemmell. It was decided to have a picnic next year again at Bayfield. HOUSE SAVED BY BUCKET BRIGADE Fire and water damaged the resid euce of Mr. and Mrs, Alex Boyes, Mill Road, west of Egmandville, on Friday afternoon about 5 o'clock when; an upstairs room took afire, and' spread to a downstairs room. Prompt aid by neighbors and some of the Seaforth firemen who formed a bucket brigade saved the building from fur- ther destruction. Water was obtained from the cistern which was full. The furniture was removed from the house, Mr. Boyes says he is unable to estimate the loss, which includes some damage to the exterior. He be- lieves that insulation put in .a couple of months ago retarded the flames and gave a chance to put then' out. RITCHIE-MCBRIDE The wedding took place in Brock Ave. Salvation Army Citadel, Tor- onto, on Saturday, June 28th, of Mr. Clayton •Ritchie, son of Mrs, Eleanor Ritchie and the late Robt. Ritchie, of Seaforth, to Miss Evelyn McBride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, William McBride, of Toronto.. The ceremony was performed by Adjut- ant Pindred, of the Toronto Temple, assisted by Major Bolton. Mr. and Mrs. Ritchie will reside in Toronto upon their return from their honey- moon in Detroit, Egmondville United Church W. .111 Rev, A. Vi . Gar doer., B.A., B.D. 10 a.m., Sunday School. 11 a, ni., "Conquering Evil." 7 p.m., "The Great Business of Be- ing a Christian." CONSTANCE Airs. Robert Clarke of London is visiting with her daughter Mrs. Oliver Anderson. Mr. Bill Stephenson returned home Saturday after spending a week in Owen Sound with his bro- ther Donald Stephenson: Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hoggarth of Wallaceburg are visiting. with the latter's parents Mr. and Mrs. Win. Britton. Mr. Ray Edwards of Markdale, Mr. Cliff Elliott of Listowel, Mr, Allan Ryan of Seaforth and Don- ald Stephenson of Owen Sound visited with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ste- phenson on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Art Bromley of Kitchener spent the weekend 'with the latter's parents Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Dale. • Mr. .and Mrs. Wm. Downey, Miss Jean Downey and Mr, Grant Wright- son of Tiverton visited with Mrs. Ethel Stephenson on Sunday. Miss F' ees Downe returned home to Tiverton with them. Mr, and Mrs. Wm, I. Dale attend- ed the Fair in Stratford on Saturday The presentation of a travel alarm clock and a table mirror was made to Miss Frances Downey, Constance school teacher, Miss Grace Riley, an entrance pupil, read the following address and Marilyn. Taylor present- ed the gifts. Dear. Miss Downey: Once again we have come to theend of another school term, but this time it means that we must say goodbye to you, Miss Downey. For three years you have been our faith- ful teacher and we want yon to know how much we have appreciat- ed your work, kindness and perser- verance. We know we ,have been try- ing at times and we are sorry to have taxed your patience. We can- not let this occasion goby without. expressing to you our thanks for all you have done for us. We ask you to please acceptthisgift from your pupils, not forits value, but es a token of remembrance. It carries With it our very best wishes for your future success and happiness. The years Will t ake you far 'from us; • May strength be yours to bear life's load, And treasured in your memory The little school beside the quiet road. Signed on behalf of the pupils of. S.S. No. 3, •Hullett township. Mrs. Stanley, Ball and baby Shar- on have reterned to their home • after spending. several days with Mr, and Mrs. Ausin Dexter. W. I. PICNIC The Seaforth Women's Institute will hold their annual picnic on Tuesday, July 8th at Lion's Park. It will commence with supper at 7 p.m. Everyone is asked to bring • your basket and china and silver- ware for each member of your fame- ily. The suggested menu is potato salads or vegetable salads, cold meat I or eggs. cake or tarts, strawberries and sandwiches for small children. ' Ice cream and soft drinks anti tea will be provided. I Let us have a real turnout for the evening when there will be sports and prizes for young and old. Bring your family and friends and enjoy j yourself. - EGMONDVILLE W.A. & W.M.S. The June meeting of the W.A. and W.M.S. was held at the home of Mrs. A. McLellan on Thursday, June 26th. Mrs. Gardiner opened W. M. S. meeting by singing hymn 376. The minutes of the previous meeting were react and adopted. Mrs. Keyes gave an article on Temp- erance and Mrs. Clemente a paper on Christian Stewardship. Mrs. Me- Geoch_conducted the Worship ser- vice and Mrs. McGregor took the topic from the study book The W A then took over the meeting. The' minutes of the previous meeting were read and adopted and the roll call taken. The offering• was then received. Following the business period Mrs. Boyes read a poem and Mrs. Gardiner closed the meeting with prayer. H. W. COLQUHOUN The death took place in Scott' Memorial Hospital July 1 of Her -1 bert Wade Colquhoun, at the age of 70 years and 23 days, after a year's illness: He was a native of Hibbert township, and went to the Canadian West in 1912 and for many years was a retail merchant in Winnipeg He retired about two years ago and had returned to his home district and lived in Seaforth until the time of his final illness. He was member of Northside United Church and A.' F, and 4,M. Northern Light Lodge, Winnipeg. He is survived by his wife, the former Alma Beatrice Ker-' slake of Cromarty to whoa he was married at Hensall, June 5, 1907, and by tivo sons Frederick Ross Col- quhoun and Donald Alfred Colqu-1 Noun, both of Toronto; also by a brother and four sisters: William T.i Colquhoun, Mitchell; Mrs. Elizabeth' A„ Kennedy, Mrs. Morton T. Cor-' less and Mrs. Harry Fitzsimmons, all of Clinton, and Mrs. T. Frank' Brooks, Winnipeg. A private funeral, service is to be held from the family, residence, High street; Thursday at 2:00 p.m,, with Rev. R. H. Williams officiating. Interment is to be in Maitlanabank cemetery, Grade 9 The following . pupils of Grade 9 have been promoted to Grade 10. Subjects in brackets represent: fail- ures 'in those subjects, Joan Ryan ranked first and Arthur Bolton second, Broadfoot Edna (Lit. Geog,); Caldwell, Jean; Carter, Margaret (Lit, Geog.); Collins, Margaret (Lit, Agrie, Sc.); Glanville, Donna (Comp„ Math.); Glanville, Joyce, Honours; How, 'Joyce;` Hulley, Audrey (Lit.); Kyle, Wilma, Honours; McGavin, Frances; McLaughlin, Mary (Comp„ Lit); Montgomery, Shirley; Pepper, Hannah; Pretty, Wilba (Math., Fr.); Racho, Joyce (Fr.); Ryan, Joan, Honours; Sills, Mary Lou, Honour's; Smith, Hazel; Upshall, Grace; Wheatley, Joan, Honours; Armstrong, Donald SComp.); Bechely, Michael, Honours; ' Blanchard, Keith . (Comp.); Bolton, Arthur, Honours; 'Bradshaw, David (Fr.); Dale, Donald; Hackwell, Merton (Fr.); Hicknell,_Fraiicis (Lit., Geog., must drop Fr.); Holmes, Ken- neth (Lit., Fr.); Hulley, Calvin (Comp., Math, must drop Fr.); Johnston, Harry (Comp. Lit.); Johnston, Irwin; Laudenbach, .Tohn; McClure, Donald; McKay, Ray; McKindsey, Gordon, Honours; - Mc- Kindsey, James; Stephenson, William, Honours; Taylor, Harold (Lit. must drop Fr,). • - The 'narks of those who have not been promoted will be mailed. Grade 10 The following pupils of Grade 10 have been promoted to Grade 11. Mona Caldwell ranked first and June Snell second, Subjects in brackets re- present failures. Agar, Donna; Bennett, Mona; Ben- nett, Shirley (Math., Lat.); Bolton, Yvonne, Hon,; Boswell, Mary, Hon.; Boyes, Phyllis (Hist); Caldwell, Mona Hon.; Campbell, Muriel; Clarke, Mae; Chesney, Marilyn (Math.); Elgie, Eleanor; Hiusser, Edna (Comp., Geog.) ; Knight, Marjorie (Comp„ Math.); Langford, Betty; Learning, Norma (Geog., Math.) ; . Livingston, Lorraine; MacCowan, Mona (Hist); Maloney, Mary (Geog., Lat.); Mc- Ilwain, Helen (Typ.); Nixon, Sue (Comp., Typ.); Pullman, Doris; Richardson, Lois, Honours; Rivers, Muriel; Russell, Barbara; Sanderson, Emnie (Comp„ Math,); Sloan, Mona; Snell, June, Honours; Stevens, Bes- sie; Stevens, Leona (Hist,); Stevens, Margaret, Honours; Wallace, Ruth (TYp•); Butchart, Wnt. (Lat., Fr.); Chapman, James, Honours; 'Dorrance; Stanley (Typ,); Meir, Jerry (Math,); Mills, Murray, Honours; Shaw, Bert (Lat„ Fr,) Traquair, Robert (Math.) The marks of those who have not been promoted will be mailed, Intermediate Certificates The following students have been granted intermediate Certificates as having completed Grades 9 rod 10, Agar, Donna; Donna; Bennett, Mona; Bol- ton, Yvonne; Boswell, Mary; Bright- rail, Donald; Caldwell, Mona; Camp- bell, Muriel; Chapman, James; Clarke, Mae; De La Frasier, Arm; Doig, Betty; Elgie, Eleanor; Hog - earth, Lois; Langford, Betty; Living- ston, Lorraine; Mills Murray; Pryce, Donald; Pullman, Doris; Richardson, Lois; Rivers, Muriel; Russell, Bar- bara; Sloan, Mona; Shannon, Eleanor; Snell, June; Stevens, Bessie; Stevens. Margaret. Grade 11 The following pupils of Grade 11 have been promoted to Grade 12. A suhjeet in brackets means a failure in that subject. This report does not include standing Agricultural Sci- ence Part 2 and A. and M. History. Departmental Certificates wilt be mailed as soon as received from the Department in August. Madeline Wilson and Jack Wallace were tied for the highest standing. Campbell,'" Mabel; De La -Framer, Ann; Hagan, Mary; Hoggarth, Lois (Alg., Lat,); Lane, Mary; McIver, Josephine; Wilson, Madeline; Hack - well, Howard; H•'uisser, Francis; Kelley, Jim (A.lg„ Geont,); Mc- Spadden, Earl; Sills, Ronald; Wal- lace, Jack. ENGAGEMENT The engagement is announced of Marjorie Anna Leona, youngest daughter of Mrs. Geo, Dalrymple and the late Geo. -Dalrymple, to Jo-' seph Charles Dunlop, youngest son of Mr. Robert Dunlop and the, late Mrs. Dunlop. The marriage to take place in July. DIED IN MICHIGAN Funeral services were held on Sat- urday, June 21 at 1:30 in the Martin Funeral Home at Mt. Morris, Michi- gan, for Joshua Amos Cole who died at his home Thursday, June 19. Mr. Cole was born and raised in Hullett township and was married there fifty-four years ago to Dorothy Agnes Irving. He went to Michigan from Ethel, Ont., twenty-two years ago and for a few years was em- ployed at the Buick Motor Co. The widow and one song George W. and six grandchildren, all of Mt. Morris, survive, also one brother, Alfred Cole of Northern Ont,, three sisters, Mrs. Jennie Stephenson of Brussels, Mrs. Sarah Glazier of Clinton and Mrs. Bertha Pollard of Seaforth. A daughter, Mr's. George Hall (Bertha) passed away three years ago. Rela- tives and friends who attended the funeral from a distance were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pollard of Detroit, Michigan, Mr. C. E. Schlimme of Sarnia, Mrs, Bertha Pollard of Sea - forth, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Glazier, Mrs. Fred Cole, Mrs. - Ernest Cole fanord. d Mrs. W. E. Pollard, all of Strat- DUBLIN CONTINUATION SCHOOL RESULTS The following is the report of the Dublin Continuation School for 1946-1947, 1 or A is 75% and over; 2 or B 66% to '74%; 3 or Cis 60% to 64%; C is 60 per cent to 59 per cent; pr. is probation. Grade 12: Barrie, Bernadette; Eng. 3, Hist. 1, Alg. 1, physics' 1, La. 3, Fr. 2. Health B. Costello, Gordon; Eng. 3, Hist. 1, Physics 2, Lat: Pr. Fr. 2, Health A. Doyle, Louis; Eng. 2, Hist. 1, Alg. 1, Phys' ics 1, Lat. 1, Fr. 3, Health A. Flana- gan, Margaret; Eng, C, Hist. 2, Alg. 1, Physics 2, Lat. 2, Fr. 2, Health B. McIver, Catherine; Eng, 2, Hist. C, Alg; 1, Physics 1, Lat. 0, Fr, 2, Health B. McQuaid, Frank; Eng. 3, Hist. 2, Alg. 1, Physics 1, Lat. 2, Fr. 2, Health A Murray, Doreen; Eng. C, Hist. C, Alg. 11, Physics 2, Lat, 3, Fr. C, Health B. Rowland, Mary Catherine; Eng. 2, hist. 1, Alg. 1, Physics 1, Lat. 3, Fr. 2, Health B. Stapleton, Mary; Eng. 1, Hist. 1, Alg. 2, Physics 1, Lat. 2, Fr. 2 Health A. Grade 11: Flanagan, James, Eng 2, hist. 1, alg. 2, phys. 2, Lat. 3, Fr. 3. healthB; Givlin, Margaret, Eng. C, hist. C, phys. 0, Lat. C, Fr. C, health B; Givlin, Rita, Eng. C, hist. C, Lat. 1; Kennedy, Mary, Eng. C, alg. C, phys. C, Lat. Pr., Fr. 2, health B; Kistner. Dorothy, Eng. 3, Hist. Pr., alg. 2, phys, 1, Lat. C, Fr 0, Health B.; Malone, John, Eng. 2 hist. 2, alg. 1, phys. 1, Lat. 2, Fr. 1 health A; Morris, John, Eng. 2, hist 2, alg. 1, phys. 1, Lat. 3, Fr. 1 health A; Rowland, Lorraine, Eng. 2, hist. 0, alg. 1, phys. 1, Lat. 3, Fr. 3, health A; Stapleton, Jerry, Eng. 2, hist...1, phys. 2, Lat. C, Fr. 3, health A. Grade 10: Bruxer•, Frank, Eng. 1, Science 1, hist. 0, Health 13; Cost- ello, Brigid, Eng. 3, Fr. C, Lat. Pr. Maths. C, Se. 1, Hist. C, Geog. 2, Health B; Dillon Maurice, Eng. 2, Fr. Pr. Sc. 2, Hist. 2, Geog. 1, Maths. Pr. Health A; Givlin, Rita, Lat. 1, Maths. 2, Geog. 1, Hist. C, Health B; Givlin, Teresa, Maths 2. Geog, 1, Health B; Holland, Barbara, Eng. 2, Fr. Pr. Lat. C. Sc, 2. Hist. C, Geog. 0, Health C; Malone, Joseph, Eng. 2, Fr. 2, Lat. 2. Maths. 1, Sc. 1, Hist, 2, Geog, 1, Health A; Me - Lau hlin, Teresa, Fr. 2, Maths. C, Sc. , Hist. 2, Geog, 2, Lat. 2, Health 13; Morrison, Vincent, Eng. 1. k'lt. 1, Lat. 1, Maths. C, Sc. 1, Hist.' 1, Geog. 1, Health B; Murray, Patrick, Eng. 2, Fr. 1, Lat. 1, Maths, 1, Sc, 1, Hist. 1, Geog. 1, Health A; Woods, Rose Marie, Eng. C. Fr. 3, Lat. 2, Maths. 2, Sc. 1, Hist. 2, Geog, 1, Health A. Grade 9. Burdette, Joan, Art A, Guid. A, Music 1, Eng. 1, Fr. 1, Maths 2, SC. 2, Geog. 1, Hist. 2, Health A( Butters, Ronald, Art C. Guid. A, Mus. C, Eng. 3, Fr. 3, Maths. 1, Sc. 1, Geog. 2 Hist. 0, Health A; Cronin, Joseph, Art C, Guid. C, Maths. 2. Se. C, Health B; Dillon, Madeline, Art A, Guid. B, Mus. 2, Eng. 2, Fr. C, Maths. C, Sc. 2, Geog, 2, Hist. C, Health B; Evans, William, Art D, Guid. C. Eng. C, Maths C, Sc. 2, Geog. C, Hist. C, Health B; Feeney, William, Art D, Guid. B, Maths. C, Sc. 3, Health B'; Fitzpatrick, John, Art D, Guid. B. Mus. 0, Eng. 2, Fr. Pr. Maths C, SC. 1, Geog, 1, Hist. 1, Health B; Givlin, Leona, Art A, Guid. B, Mus. 2, Eng, 2, Fr. 2, Maths. 1, Se, 2, Geog, 2, Hist. 2, Health A; Horan, Mary, Art A, Guid. B, Mus. 1, Eng, C, Pr. C, Maths 2, Sc. 1, Geog. 1, Hist. C, Health G; Jordan, Jeannette, Art .k, Guid. A, Mus. 2, Eng. 1, Fr. 1, Maths 2, Sc. 1, Geog. 1, Hist. 1, Health A.; Kelly, John, Art 0, Guid, A, Mus. 1, Eng. 2, Fr. 2, Maths. 1, Sc. 1, Geog. 2, Hist. 2, Health 13; Lane, Louis, Art B, Guid. A, Mus. 1, Eng. 0, Fr. 0, Maths C, Sc. 1, Geog. C, Hist. 0, Health B; Meagher, Al- phonse, Art B, Guid. B, Mus, 2, Eng. 2, Fr. 3, Maths 1, Sc. 1 Geog. 1, Hist. '2, Health B; Meagher, Alphon- sine, Art A, Guid. A, Eng. C, Fr. C, Maths. 2, Sc. 2, Geog. C, Hist. 3, Health A; Moore, Florence, .Art A, Guid. A, Mus. 1, Eng. 1, Fr. 1, Maths 1, Sc. 1, Geog, 1, Hist. 1, Health A; Morris, Gergory, Art B, Guid. B, Mus. 2, Eng. _1, Fr. Maths. 1, Sc. 1, Geog, 1, Hist. Health A; Morris, Loretto, Art 'Guid. A, Mus. 1, Eng. 1, Fr. Maths. 1, Sc. 1, Geog. 1, Hist. Health A; Murray, Beatrice, Art B, Guid. 13, Mus. 1, Eng. C, Fr. 3, 8, Health A; Murray, Gilbert, Art B, •Guid. B, Mus. 1, Eng. 2, Fr. 2, Maths. 1, Sc. 1, Geog. 1, Hist. 1, Health A; Simpson, Mary, Art A, Guid. A, Mus. 1, Eng. 1, Fr. 1, Maths 2, Sc. 1, Geog. 1 Hist. 1, Health A. SEAFORTH PUBLIC SCHOOL PROMOTIONS Following is the promotion list from Seaforth Public School, names ar- ranged alphabetically, but net neces- sarily in order of merit: Honour stand- ing not mentioned. Those conditional- ly promoted will be returned to their former- grades if they fail to apply themselves and their attitude toward their work does not show improve- ment, - Promoted to Gr. VIII -Beulah Brad- burn, Pearl Drager, Rita Drager, Lola Huisser, Maxine Hoff, Mary Hunking, Donald Muir, Elizabeth Shannon, Diane Wallace, Kenneth Willis, Jean Wrigley. Conditional promotion -Do- rothy Chesney. P. B. Moffat. Promoted' to Gr, VIII -Leslie Hab- kirk, Gilbert Hubert, Donald Lang- ford, Bill McClinchey, Douglas Ste- wart, Ronald Sutherland. ' Promoted to Gr..VII-Billie Broome, Gwendolyn Christie, Marion Chamb- erlain, Jim Flannigan, Margaret Grummett, Marjorie Holmes, Patricia Hawkins, Barbara Hillis, Lorene Hen- derson, Joan Hunter, Billie Hunt, Jimmie Hopper, Karen Kidd, Lucille Lee, Ray Lee, Jean Snell, Marjorie Walden. Conditionally promoted to Gr. VII - Bili Praiser, George Langford, May - belle McClinchey, Donald Scott. M. E. Turnbull Grade V to VI -Marilyn Butt, Mary , Copland, Elaine Dale, Wayne Ellis, Joau Hawkins; Marie Hunt, Elizabeth Johns, Dorothy McClinchey, Ronald Muir, Marilyn Ritchie, Teddy Sav- auge, Mary Frances Schultz, Grade IV to Grade V - Margaret Broome, Ivan Carter, Jack Crozier. Audrey Dalrymple, Lila Dalrymple, Marion Dick, Larry Eaton, Cecelia Weiser, Billy Hof, Bobby Hubert, Marilyn Kling, Murray Langford, Sheila McFadden, Jack Mefwain, Patsy Munroe, Helen McGonigle, Gordon Pullman, ' Promoted conditionally - Ronald Drager, Donald Dupee, Audrey Prais- er, Billy Flannigan, Clayton Hogg. Maude M. Hartry. 1, 2, A 1, 1, Maths, 2, Sc. 2, Geog. C, Hist, DUBLIN A family reunion dinner was held. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nicho- las Krauskoff of McKillop„on Tues- day, June 24th, honoring his broth- ers and sisters. Those present were Mr. Joseph Krauskoff and Mr. Au- gust Krauskoff of Merrillville, Al- berta, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Keller. i of Pioneer, Ohio, Sister M. Victor- ' ine and Sister Barbara of Mt. Hope, London; Miss Clara Krauskoff, De- troit, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kraus- koff, Mr. and Mrs. John Beige, Mr, and Mrs. James Nolan of McKillop township. Mr. Jos. Krauskoff has returned 1 home fox a visit after an absence of 38 years. • Promoted from Grade 4 to Grade 5 -Floyd Dale, Barbara Praiser, Marg- aret Hemberger, Durl Hopper, Donald Taylor. I Promoted from Grade 8 to Grade 4 -Ralph Bennewies, Shirley Benne- wies; Barbara Boshart, Neil Broad - foot, Jack Carter, Lois Charters, Eric Clayburn, Jean Copland, Erma Drager, Charlie Dungey, Carole Glew, Hugh Gorwill, Betty Goudie, Jimmie Higgins, Carol Hulbert, Frances Langford, Patsy. Langford, Maurice Loisetle, Grant Mc0linchey, Gary Schultz, Billy Scott, Betty Simpson. Ruth Teall, Connie Wright, AI, M. Bell Promoted to Grade III -Marlene Austin, Lan'' Berger, Murray Buil. Alice Christie, Jimmie Crich, Jun.- Dupee, heitli. Eaton, Billy Goldin_. Elizabeth Habkh'k, Jimmie Johnston,; Larry Langford, Carole Loisetle, Ron-' ald Mason, Elaine Mowbray, Bruce McFadclon, Bobby AlcGonigle, Alice' Nixon, Marjorie Pethick, Billy Ito -1 herton, Ronald Scotus, Robert Snell, henneth Thompson, Conditional Promotion Mavis I?t•t'. newies, Sandra Dungey, Roy Huret. Ruth Pinder, Bobby Wright. E. H. Elder Promotions from Gra cle I to Grade 2 -Ruth Allbrecht, Jack Baker, John Boshart. Toni Broome, Joan Charters, Merle Cooper, Ruth Crozier, Pete* Dale, Joan Dick, Ray Dungey. Allan Fax, Nancy Clew, Sharon Hothamr. Kl 1 Shirley3 e rot, Donald lIrClirrcluet Marion Menwaf,, Paul McMaster, Marlene Miller. Malcolm Munroe. Keith Pethick, Sandra Sevauge, John Scott, isebet Shannon, Annette Town- send, Mary Anne Van Horne. Conditional Promotion --Batty An- drews, Keith Bennewie , Murray Carter, Harold Dalrymple. Kenneth Drager, Mary Fr, test•, Grace Sander- son, Mrs. 'Mason.. PENHALE, SNOWDEN WESTLAKE REUNION The twenty-second annual reunion was held on Saturday, June 28, at Grand Bend with fifty-five members present. Dinner was served at one o'clock and at the conclusion of a very enjoyable meal all came to order for the 'business part of the programme. In absence of the pre- sident, Edwin Hobson, Shedden, E. A. Westlake, Bayfield, took charge. Milton Talbot was elected as presi- dent and E. A. Westlake . as vice- president. Doris Penhale was elected secretary -treasurer and Mrs, E. A. Westlake as assistant secretary. The sports committee for the coining year are Gordon Westlake, Russel Grainger, Gladwin Westlake and Clifford Talbot. A minutes silence was observed in memory of those who had passed away last year, -A few races were run off for the children, the winners of which were -girls and boys 2 and under, Allan Cleave, Sandra Westlake; girls and boys 4 and under, Anna Johnson. Ronald Westlake; girls and boys 6 and under, Joyce Greer, - Shirley Cleave (tie) ; girls 8 and under, Elaine Grainger, Shirley Cleave; boys 12 ,and under, Clifford Penhale, Kenneth Pollock. The picnic will be held next year at the sameplaceon the last Satur- day of June. A vote was taken be- teveen Springbank ,ancl Grand Bend with Grand Bend winning by a small majority: Those attending the reunion were from Detroit, London, Exeter, Sea- $1 a year SAVAUGES GIFT SHOP JEWELER OPTOMETRIST Fine Watch Repairing forth, Clinton, Goderich, Bayfield, Varna, Zurich and surrounding dis- tricts. Mr, and Mrs. Geo. •5, Hodgson, Wilton' Grove, Spent the weekend with their • daughter Mrs, Harold Penhale, en ale, Bronson Line. Mr. and Mrs. Howard McCullough spent- Sunday with the latter's par- ents Mr. and Mrs, Harold Penhale. DUBLIN Miss Minnie O'Sullivan A former resident of this com- munity, - Miss Minnie O'Sullivan, died in London at the age of 88 years following a brief illness. She was the eldest daughter of the late .Mr, and Mrs. Peter O'Sullivan, Me. Killop township, where she resided for the greater part of her life be- fore going to Detroit and later to London. The funeral was held from St. Columban Church, where Rev. F. J. O'Drowski, P.P., 'celebrated re- quiem high mass. Burial was in St. Columban cemetery. Miss O'Sulli- van is survived by one brother, John O'Sullivan, McKillop township; and three sisters, Mrs. Agnes Wilde, Bayfield; Mrs. Helen Farrell and Mrs. Joseph Downey, Portland, Ore. The pallbearers were Joseph Carlin, John - Devereaux, Joseph McQuaid, Joseph Kahle, Patrick Ryan, and Vincent Lane, Mr. and Airs, Thos, Purcell and family and Mk. and Mrs. Frank Hart attended the Roach- Missere wed ding in Kitchener on Saturday. Aliss Doris Flanagan and her friend Miss Margaret Doyal of Lon- ; don with Mr, and Mrs, Joe Flana- gan. ST. COLUM.BAN )Tr. and Mrs. John Williams and family, Detroit, were - visiting at hone of Mr. and Mrs. Pat. Williams and relatives last week. Mr. and Mrs, John McMillan and family, Detroit, Mr. and Mrs• Wil- liam McMillan and family and Mi. and Mrs. Pat. Williams spent the 'weekend in Niagara Falls. .