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The Seaforth News, 1947-09-25, Page 1tc The Seaforth Ne HURON COUNTY'S LEADING NEWSPAPER WHOLE SERIES, ,VOL. 70,No.. 38 SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, TRIJRSDA ', SEPTEMBER 25,'1947 $1 a year NORTHSIDE CHURCH 70TH ANNIVERSARY SERVICES At a recent meeting of the official board of Northside United Church, detailed arrangements were com- pleted for the Seventieth Anniversary celebration of the present church edi- fice on Goderich Street. On- Sunday, October 10th,, the services will be commemorative of the historical past when Rev: A. W. Barker, a former minister of the church, and Rev, J. W. Button, who was received as a candi- date for the ministry from the con- gregation, will be the speakers. The following Sunday,' October 20th, will be observed as Anniversary Sun day when the services for that day will be conducted by the Pastor, and Rev, Victor T. Mooney, B.A. ,D.D., Treasurer of the United ,Church of Canada, as preacher. In addition to the Sunday services. a congregational "At. Home" will be held on the evening of Monday, Oct- ober 2eth. The congregation is antiel- pating'tho Celebration as an •inspira- tional time for Ole present members and adherents, and ee a mentis of bringing hack to the rhurelt, people who at some tune in the past, be- longed to the congregation .and are now living elsewhere. ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs, George Dundee an- nounce the engagement of their eldest daughter, Ida May, to David Andrews, son of Mr. and Mrs. An- drews of Toronto. The wedding to take place Sept. 27th; at Metropoli- tan 'United Church, Toronto, ENGAGEMENT" Mr, and Mrs. John Byerman of Walton, wish to announce the en- gagement of their daughter Alice Annabelle, to Henry Carl, youngest RCM of Mt'. and Mrs. Henry E. Die - gel of Brodhagen. The wedding will take place in October. The world's Finest Anthracite k'bluMID �e ac�oD al'. E. L. BOX PHONE 43 Northside United Church Rev. H. V. Workman, Minister Rally Day Service, Sunday School meets at 10,30 a.m. SEAFORTH FALL FAIR IS GREAT SUCCESS The. Seaforth Fall Fair on Satur- day afternoon was a great success. Threatened rain held offand there was a large crowd on hand.. The grandstand was crowded to watch. the afternoon program which began with the school children's parade. President J. M. Govenlock -wel- comed the crowd to the fair and Dr, R. Hobbs Taylor, M.P,P., introduced Mr. C. D. Graham, Deputy Minister of Agriculture, Ontario, who offici- ally opened the fair. A new feature of this year's fair which proved very interesting apd successful was the large exhibit of eggs and dressed poultry in a .special tent. It is believed to be the largest, display of its kind in Canada. The track was dry enough by mid afternoon for the horse races,te be run-off. The races were revived this year after a ]apse of several Feats. A good program was put on by the Hugh Simpson Entertainment Bttreau..which also drew a crowded house on Friday evening in Card - no's hall, PARADE OF SCHOOL CHILDREN T )ban—Seaforth Public School; Seaforth Separate School, Rural—let, S,S. 5, Tuckeranuth, (Mrs. Beryl \uholcon); 2nd, S.S. 4, Hihhert 3rd, S.S.. 10, McKillop .Mrs. J. Kellar); ]t]t. S.S. 4, Me-. Rillop; 5th, S.S. 8, Tuckersnith tMr. C. Trott), Honorable mention: S.S. 7, Tuekersnith Mrs. Jason I liis : S.S. -l. Tuckersmith ,Flelen J. Jervis): S.S. tt, McKillop "tMiss Florence Brawn): S.S. 2 . Tucker - smith LiI. J. Weber) ; S.S. 6. Me- Killop tFoster Fowler); U.S.S. 1, McKillop and Logan •c Robert J. Schultz). SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS Harness races. Lee Grattan, Tout Yearly, Crediton) - 2-1-1: Doyle McKinney .,J. Bannerman, Stratford) 1-2-2; Lola Patch (Scott Kerr. Seaforth) 4-3-3; Daisy Ax- worthy (Norman Lambertus, Walk- erton) 3-4-4: Simon Degree (J. R. Burns, Seaforth) 5-5-5; Teddy Grat- ton (Leo Johnson, Seaforth) 6-6-6. Time: 2:35, 2:32, 2:87. Stunning Races—Open Race, Mc- Gee, Goderich; green race, Geo. Elliott, Walton, 'Tug-of-war. Bosharts', Seaforth; Seaforth Rural. Classified Race—Teddy Chilcoot (Len Gny, Seaforth) 1-1-1; May Direct (Wm. Cudmore, Seaforth) -2- 33; Bob Lockhart (Jake Broome, Seaforth) 8-2-2; Babe Chilcoot 11 am. Sunday School and Congte• (Bob Kirkby, Walton) 4-4-4. gation uuite in worship. Theme — dole: 2:20, 2;21, 2:23.. "Crusading In Our Church School." BABY SHOW—i3 mos., and tin- e p.m. Worship Service. Sublect, der: firs. Wm. Riley (twin) Cram - "The Manifold Blessing of God's Hand at'tyl, Mrs. Win. Thamer (Walton); 'Upon Us," Mrs. Vivian Cooper (Cromarty),. Times given are Standard Time. t; mos., to 1 year: Mrs, Ken Stewart (McKillop): Mrs. A. Loi- =elle t Seaforth) ; Mrs. Bob. Mc- Michael (Walton). FOOT RACES Girls' Races -8 years and under, Kathryn McGregor, Audrey Godkin; 10 years and under, Judy Eckert, ]The Rector will preach) 7 p.m. Evening Prayer. iRev. J. Ann Hildebrand, Judy Eckert; 14 L. H. Henderson, of Blyth, will Eckert, vears and under, Rita Murray, Judy leach). p S. Ma 's Dublin Boys' Races -8 years and under, ' Ronnie Williams, Bev, Boyes; 10 3 pen., Service and Sermon by the Rector. Rector; Rev. C. F. L. Gilbert, B.A Anglican Sunday Sept. 28th, All Services Standard Time. St, Thomas', Seaforth: 10 a.m., Sunday School 11 a.m., Morning Prayer Jean ;McGregor • 12 veaas and under First Presbyterian Church Rally Day - 11 a.m.,The Sunday School` will meet with the congregation for •a special service of worship. The boys and girls are asked to meet at 10;30 in the Sunday School room. 7 p.m,, Public Worship: The Minister will preach. Sunday, October 5th at 11 a.m., The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper Egmondville United Church Rev. A. W. Gardiner, B.A. B.D. (Standard Time) 10 eerie, Sunday School. 1.1 tent, Rally Day Service 7 p.m,, "The Christian's Trial". JIM (A. Britsh War Victim) Jim was a little orphan lad War robbed him of his Mom and Dad His hair was fair and blue his eyes, Just six years old and under size. Their home e humble little cot Green lawn in front, a beauty spot Jim had a dog, he named it Ted A Scottish collie - thoroughbred. They were so happy. Jest the three :And then war came on land: and sea Worst of all carne war from the sky Jim's world was changed, he watched men die. - years and under, Frank Maloney, SCHOOL BOARD ASKS SEAFORTH BOYS' SWINE GOLDEN WEDDING OF SIDEWALKS PLOWED . CLUB EXHIBIT AT FAIR McKILLOP COUPLE The Public School Board met in One of the most interesting ex- Mr. and Mfrs. Albert MCGavin, the Board room on Tuesday even- hibits at the Seaforth Fall Fair was McKillop residents, celebrated their ing, with - chairman Clare Reith, that of the 'Seaforth Boys' Swine Club, golden • wedding anniversary re - Board members, Geo. Johnston,, J, when they showed their young Yurlc cently. Their attendants, who were A. Westcott, Fred Willis, Ross , Sa- slrlte sows at the Achievement Day.. 'Mrs. George R. Wilson of Park vauge; Secretary M. A McKellar Mr...Digin Sang, Dominion Live Stock Rapids, Minn. and Mr. Isaac Me - and Principal Peter B. Moffat in at- Grader• at Canada Packers in Toronto. Gavine were both presentfor the tendance. Salaries, bills forrepair fudged the 32 young sows, exhibited. anniversary occasion. Gold and white work on the school and school sup- and the pair exhibited by John Mc- decorations carried out the miniver.; plies, totalling $1604.62 were pass- Gavin, of 'Walton , scored first, 101- nary theme, and a niece of the ed by the Board.. The purchase 03 lowed closely by Francis }helmet] of couple, Miss Agnes `Wilson of Park new supplies for` sports was author- Seaforth: Tile members of t.h ized. It was decided that the follow- are.to be congratulated on the very ing petitionbe sent to the Town they brought out 'and showed their Clerk to be presented to the Court- sows .,at tire' Achievement Day. and cit at its next meeting: • most members, it is expected, will he "The Seaforth Public School re- -taking part in the Senior Swine Club r']nb Rapids, Minn., sang the anniver- sary song, "The Sunshineof your smile". Yellow roses and snapdrag ons centred the attractively arrang- ed tea table, whish was alsograced by a three -tiered wedding cake. Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Kerr poured tea in the afternoon and evening. Many greetings and gifts were received by Mr. and Mrs, McGarin, making the day a memorable one for the Incier..and g1•oom;of 50 years ago. sister Margaret and husband, Mr. ani] Mrs. John J. Skalitzky were: here in aueust but tenable to be pre- , ..t - for ;1.e 000asi0n. ADULT FELLOWSHIP GO1 UP Th.- adult Fellow—hie riot r of en thee.Yorth.:de !Jolted Church livid meetin_ on Monday even- ing. Sept. 22nd. Tine Pre e e.�t. Mr. I Stevens. opened the meeting by , p t r. After singing -"en Chrb-t no Feet or West Try. Mfr, wore -man e -gran le„ t prayer, Thelma T ie red ,he scripture,Luke 19, The mint tc end roil mil were read ! le the sec. Ruth Sluff. .lir. Ernest rr' "a -e, returned missionary student; from Mistati,t:, -Sask., related his. experiences during the past su,tnt-' ear. He spoke of organizing eum- mer camps for dt trier children. glee rimmed vocational schools. Sev- eral pictures of , community 'life flu there were shown and ie.reeed by Mr. Clarke. The closing, hymn "Jesus shall reign where'et the Sun" was sung and the meetingclosed by reneating the Mizpah Benedietiou. Several contests were enioyed and I a delicious lunch was served by the social committee. - spectfully 'petitions the. See -M i in 1948. tion to the ploughing of sidewalks; at least on one side of the street,' for the year, leen they exhibited starting this winter. The School there grain entries at Exeter Fall fair. Board wishes to point out that the Sixteen boys took part in this Grain teachers are training the children Chili Project and thirteen exiubii,1 to avoid accidents by walking on the tt Frushtheach of Jae ,donee lM Bar - sidewalks and keeping ' off - the ley tit their Achievement Day at the roads; in winter it is impossible for Exeter Fan. Jack Hern, of Woodhull. them to follow this safety advice exhibited the first prize bushel et her- walk to the fact that they have to ]sac final club stat do veil •te walk on the roads, Many children lea_ed al a later date, - have narrowly escaped accidents, The t .cent heavy tzm hate e iu eel particularly when going to and from con i lrliibir ciclay to ti he to cr- school during storms. The Board vie. - to d we , no climbi leave a r,•ar acct on this qualiif of flu• t c sulttng would point out, too, that many sample. An e'ar'ly tens :.1 tin. t..t.e adults whose advancing years make would - came a serious 1 to th ,-+ their feet less nimble or who may �ields wvhic•lt were seeded at railer a have impaired hearing or vision, ares late date and are not yet n 11(0)1 endangered because they .have to Ile<pitc the facer that 10•li P1)111r walk on the roads and the highway. .)latch is being held at some distance As taxpayers, we believe they -are from Match County, a number in' b,••,:i entitled .to the extra safety that plowmen will be putielr.:ting in ,].r.: Plowing of the sidewalks would big evont. 111. preparation fm• th, give," Internal lonal etul for the Loved Matrit being held on October 8th. at JAMES RACHO BUYS \tingham, ari'augenlcnrts have been Lfi_LlCO WELDING SHOP made for coaching work with plow bus at.various points throughout the .lir. James Bache has purchased the, welding, general repair and wood County.—Issued by LeRoy G. Brown, Agri - work shop in Egmondville from Me. cuitin'al Representative for Hume Alex Lillico, and has taken posses. Ccrutty, sion. Mr. Lillieo recently retired after twenty years In business in Egmond- PLACING OF SWINE CLUB vine, 1 Council to. give 'serious considers- The members of Exeter Junior Gram Club completed their- project ` AT THE FAIR SUCCESSFUL TAG DAY I John S. McGavin, Francis Hick - HELD ON SATURDAY dell, Jaek Murray, Malcolm R. Bolt- - I on, Merton Keyes, Lorne Goudie, Proceeds from the Navy League tag Kenneth R. Campbell, Eric Ander- day on Saturday were 888.30 from son, Arthur Bolton, Mike Connolly, tagging, 450 donation from McMiliop Merton Hackwell, Lloyd Cuthill, Mutual Fire Inc. Co, Ross McClure; Glen McClure, Harry Mr. Nelson Cardno was chairman or Johnston, W. Douglas Keyes, Don - the committee for the- Navy League eld`1ic•Gyllure• • tag flay. ' ENGAGEMENT bit•. and Mrs. Edward C. Regele wish to announce the engagement of Seaforth clocks will be turned bawl their eldest Glanville, Shirley orae, to one }tour t clocks midnwit.ll Saturday. back Frank Adam Glanyitle, third •raung'e'st 2nih, when the town goes back to sap of till and Mrs. Harold Glanville. Standard Time after being on Day. Sprhtg Bay \Iartieoulin Islam). '[ hw; light -Saving Time since April D1i, naeridiug to tttl.e place ]u October. Church services on Sundry will bo ern ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Standard Time. The engagement' le announced of 11Ttny 7ermtica, eldest daughter of Mite. Kathleen /.its Feeney, Dublin. • PALMER - DALEY and the late Francis John Feeney. to The following from the Della lir, J0101Herbert I)csclteue, Torauto, Times will be of interest as the sap of the late elft'. aura 3It's. Fed. bride is a former Seaftertlt girl. Deschet c'. former residents of Slttl- The marriage of Ethel Cir.r e' )aLey bury, the marriage to take place at daughter or Mr. Edward D,l v and St:. Peter'.s Littrell, Taronto, Oct- ober 11. TURN CLOCKS BACK SATURDAY NIGHT Leon Murray: 12 years and under, MAE LONE Tont Sloan, Laverne Godkin; 14. The September In • AUXILIARYf the and under, Steve Maloney,p g t e Ronald Broome. Mae Lane Auxiliary was held on Pony Races—jack lIcIlwain Arn- Tuesday evening, Sept. 231'd with old Campbell, Bob McCowan (Mc Mr's. B. Christie presiding, Miss 'Dwain), Bill Hunt. Vera Mole; 1st vice pies, opened the HORSES meeting by reading a poem. After Township Special — Beet tires singing the hymn "We have heard horses from one municipality, Peter the Joyful sound" Miss Laura Mole Graham, I1derton, L. E. Listman, led in prayer. The sec. Miss Mary Wm. Dale, - Pryce read the minutes of the July - Best handled colt, Fred Roney ,C August meeting. Reports were lead Son, Joe Johnston, R. 2, Walton, by the various secretaries. Hymn Alf. Buchanan. 0 word of God Incarnate" was McMichael Special—Alf. Buchan- sung, followed by responsive read - an, Joe Johnston, ing of chapter XIX, Mrs. Knight Heavy Draught—Brood mare with then led in prayer. A duet "There's foal by her side,- John Tremeer a Church in the valley", was sung tKipeen) ; Fraser Dewar,. (Atwood); by Misses Blanche Westcott and foal of 1947, John Tremeer; filly or June Snell, accompanied by Emma gelding, 4 years or over, Peter Gra Sanderson at the piano. The topic, hath and 2nd Wm. Dale and 4th; The Bible man's imperishable heti- filly or gelding, 3' years old, John tage, from the study book, "Great Tremeer; filly or gelding, 2 years is the. Company'. The history of the old, E. J. Atwell, Wm; Lupton translation of the Bible was given (Stratford) ; Sweepstakes, Peter by Miss Mary Pryce (St. Jerome) Graham; heavy draught team in liar- A.D. 405 Mrs, A. Close (Dr. John ness, Peter Graham, Wm. Dale, S. Wycliffe) 1320-1354: Miss Fennell McCall, Fraser Dewar, • ,(Win. Tyndall) anti proved very in- Agricultural—Brood mare with structive. The meeting closed by foal by her side, Alf Buchanan; repeating the Mizpah Benediction. filly or gelding, 4 years • or over, Peter Graham and 8rd; W. Lupton, W. I. NOTES L. E. Listman• filly or gelding, 3 The first social evening of the years old, E. J. Atwell and 2nd; Women's Institute will ,be held in filly or .gelding, 2 year's old, Wm. Cardno's hall' on Wednesday, Oct. 1, Dale, E. J. Atwell; filly or gelding, Progressive euchre will be played first, commencing at 8:30. This will be ,followed by lunch and dancing with McQuaids Orchestra, Admis- sion will be 50 cents per person. Every Institute member is re- sponsible for inviting' three tables of platers, that is. 6 couples. Please note this members, as we are Counting on you to Pill this nuote., Anyone not belonging to the Insti- tute, who would like to attend, get in touch with a member, We hope, through this series of social events to promote ' good fel- lowship and cordiality in the com- munity. All proceedsarefor worthy causes. W. A. TO MEET The W. A. of St. Thomas' Church will begin the season's work with a Quilting in the Parish hall on Tues- day, September 30th at 2 P.M. 1 year old, Fred Roney and Son. Do you know w'ho this laddie was Sweepstakes, Peter Graham; Agri - well you know the cruel cause cultural team in harness, Peter Gi•a- War clrunts' sounded. Dad heard tate ham, W. Ltlptman, F, Dewar. eau, Perelteron—Foal of 1947, Joe With many others he gave all, Johnston; filly or gelding, 4 year's or over, •L. Listman 'and '2nd. Sweep- stakes, L. Listtitan. Percheron team in harness, L. Listman. Belgian ---Brood mare with foal by her side, Geo. H. Fox, (Walton); foal of 1947,Geo, H. Fos, filly or gelding, 3 years old, L. Dunsmore 1Stiratfo'd). Sweepstakes, L. Duns- more: Judge—Geo.' Summer's, Ay1- Hier, Wagon Horses—Filly or gelding, 4 years or over, E. Pritchard (Luck- ; Beaver and. Shroeder ' (Exe- ter); filly sol gelding, 3 years old. John Kriel, E. J, Atwell; filly of gelding, 2 years old, John Kries,'E. Continued' on Page 4 Can we repair the damage done Jim's olsle• now, this orphan son lie needs your help. he needs your prayer He's undernourished over there. Salvation Army, Red Cross too, ' Club, lodge, and church, it's up to you Today you can't let Britain down, There's need in City, need in town, Lest we -forget, today let's give Jim must be saved, yes, be must live And all the other children too Depend on folks like me and you. JOHN BEATTIE DUBLIN Friends and Neighbors Honor Couple Aa Dublin Mr. and Mrs. John A. Eckert cel-' ebrated the 30th wedding miniver-.. nary on Thurs. Sept. 18th. A high Mass of thanksgiving was offered • by Rev, Dr. Ffoulkes on Thursday morning at at. 'Patrick's Church,' Dublin and in the evening a dinner was served to their family, their brothers and sister:, and Mr. Eck- , ert's father and Rev. Dr, Ffoulkes.' Mr. arts' Mrs. - Dan O'Rout'ke and Mt. and Mrs. William Flanagan, Sr.waited on the tables. lir. and Ute. Eckert were presented with au ccasienal chair and fernery by their family With an address read by Mrs. Annie Cronin. Ilr. Fred Eck- ert ami his family presented them with e pair of woollen blankets and en e1ectae clock, Later on • in the evening the neighbors and other relatives gathers dat Mr, and 3'Ire. K 1;ert's home and presented them _h a 9t niece. dinner set with an and ess read by MIr, William Flana- the late Mrs. Daley, to Louis Hiilyarrl Batt• Jr.In each case fir, and Mis. Palmer, Brockville, son of toe. late Fcke"t expressed their thanks. The llr, ani) :Are. John Palmer, of Pott evening was spent in games and Perry, was solemnized in the parson- dancing with music by the Ryan, age 0f Northntinster United Church Delaney orchestra. Lunch was sety- Tuesday. afternoon, Sept. 1611t, wit:.ed, Mr. and firs. Eckert have a the Rev, B. S, Norwood officiating. family of l6. dug ]tee and 5etsons, The bride was given in marriage by Mary. Sr. p her father. She wore an afternaon M. Marearet Rose, Ursulnne Con frock of aclua sheer with embroidered vent, Tilbury, Ont.; Annie,Mrs, AI - yoke sue waist. She carried a colonial nhotlsu Cronin. St. Colunthan Ce - bouquet of piipinkroses and white glad ciliaMrs. Clarence Ryan, Dublin: is petals, Theresa and Rita, at hoine; Joseph, Mrs. E. A. Southwell. sister cf the McKillop; Michael, Fred. Jimmy and bride, was matron of honour, Site Jerry at home, Frank M. Smith. ae, a resident of wore a dress similar to the bride's e:s in Dublin for the past '_'0 years. died at powder blue, Hor bouquet was of ren his home on Thursday. ITe bad lawn roses and yellow gladioluspetals. hi't lth for a number of years The best man wee ;Mr. E. A. ht ill Southwell. '•red had been failing' during the past A reception was heli) at the bride's 'ear, linen- in Idaldimaud County .hi ?808 he was married to Miss Fier - father's home when het' aunt urs. ence it1. Haines of Callen, 111., in Harty Horton; received the guests, The couple left on a wedding trip 1807, His wife predeceased him in through Northern. Ontario. The bride October 104 . He was the son of Mr. and Mrs William Smith of Caledonia. wore a blue mist crepe -dress with Befare conahtg In Dublin. he had brown accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Palmier will live in Brockville. spent most of his life as a touter for tho Gypsum Company in Caledonia. MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION whale lie was foreman during 'the The Seaforth and District. 14inist- later years. Lt Dublin he wa - m pt rt- sera) Association will meet on Mon-nership with his brother. Garfield day, October 6th at 2 p.m., at the Smith, in the garage business. He s was a former member of the Masonic. Manse of First Presbyterian. Tito Church. order and while in Caledonia was a All members are urged to be pre- faithful tnembc r of tis' Lodge. . nn' - sent rivers include one son. William V. Smith of Dublin. one daughter, Mrs, • Thomas (Floret, , 1 Kay of Kcpiwn, NORTH McKILLOP and one lnotlrar. Garfield tilniln. nub_ Mr. and Mrs. Peter Connoly end lin. The fun:•rai, whneh wus eeendi 11 family of Logan Twp., and Mr. and by t1 iat e roup pI +i ]eml.', an_i v„gb- Mrs. Fred Glanville and family spent lawtoe , ),lace fronm the nt t tvstc:- Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Edward epee in Dublin on eettirdev eft. ennc 11 Regele. - Rev. A. FI Daynavi Stetft i attic t .tr,l Mr. Frame Glanville of Centralia at the servie,`s and read c s ung spent the week enc) with 511'. end the Bat Tlt ern wash e i with Mrs: Edward Regele and family' 11 lnrofario t.?i' ini'lrnrn fl''''")NII. Stuart Thornton of Brampton offerings from the -family, the Dublin spent S.nnday with Mr. and Mrs, ,r„" businessmen, and munerous vii .shale eph Thornton and Mt'. and Mrs. J. emus a, well as relatives. Th,' pall Ward Regale, bearers w,ye: Joseph O'Connell til Jos- Mrs. John Glanville is ill ,n 3oa- epi C'atprtrer, William :! 0pletn,u for'tit Memorial Hospilal. we l0:O,e fog Glu, E. Holland. 1);10111 Cos‘, -110 anal Harold Wilson, The - flower -bearers a speedy recovery. e' .0Isweer:: Edison McLean, elle, tt, Dal- Mt. R. 1't'. Hoy of Welland- at ids Ci0'N`STAN((�' E 'on Malcolm, Billy Costello Edward' Monte in Walton. y,/ C Si- - leR-- tele NTING 0 Ali R N I N G STAR ra r eon's r ,i fS 14 ,c 17 5 n n ,• Deep -carved and eie e pattern that is truly dilierect. Come in and see it to.nor- row. Services for 6 start at 537,50 in anti -famish chest. SHOP AT AVAUGE IT PAYS Phone 104 Res. 10 Bateman and H, n1 , rt Houston, Ham- ilton. also friendsfrom Carlingford. Uadsltt❑ Kiplicn Stratford and Staffa. .1. miscellaneous shower sponsored by Mt 1g.t Stapleton tate) Jinx Hubert 0 11' illy. in t,ot'iag Miss Mary FI. S tpl tem. whoa marriage tc, Richard 11.•5 is an vein of this week was':ell the horn., of .71rs, Patrick .Tufuatt. Five tables of Court whist wet( arranged and prizes were won by bliss Monica Byrne, Arise 3Tari,. Evans. bliss Margaret. O'Satti- van and bliss Marie Nagle. .firs. Fergus Stapleton read an address of congratulations and presentation of numerous guts of liven silver. ehh,a and glassware was made. A crucifix was also presented on behalf of St, Patrick's Sodality members. Lunch was served by a };roan of swung la dies. One of the 'urge Dublin Creamery trucks was discovered to be on fire. on Thursday about 5 a.m. but a 'vol- untary bucks) brigade. of .neighbors succeeded in backing the truck out and extinguishing the fire before any serious damage resulted, Miss Brigid Costello has been ap- pointed ledger -keeper at the Bank of Conenevee, Dublin. Mr, and Mrs. 'Thoma Kay, Kippen, with Mr, and Mrs. 'William Smith; Miss Jean Cos- tello, London, with her parents. 'Mr. and Mas. Daniel Costello; Rev. Louis Phelan, St. Augustine, Mr. and Mrs. .James Phelau, Blyth, with Mr, and Mrs. William Lane; Mrs. Joseph D'illnu. Toronto, and Mrs, Longeway, Stratford, with Hies Ella J. Dillon;; - Mr. and Mrs. Charles Friend enter- tained 0 group of about 20 guests at- a. housewarming in their new hone, recently: Miss Mary Dorsey, London; with her mother, Mrs. Louis Dorsey; Mr. and Mrs. Leo Villeneuve, Perry, Sound with Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Looby Miss Lorean Looby, R.N., Stratford, with her Mother, Mts. A. 3I, Looby: Edward Rowland,. Wallace - burg. with his mother. Mrs. Winitifred Rowliad, Mrs. William Larne at Que- bec and Saint AnnQ de Semipro; 51x'. and Mrs. Arthur Forster al Owen Sound. Mr. and Mrs. Thos, J. Moly, - neaux at Kitchener Mr. and etre. Lou Murray and two daughters. Iowa, 'U.S.A., with Sirs. Barbara Harland and Mr. cod Mrs. J. V, Flynn. WALTON .hiss. Janet Simpson of Seaforth at the hone of 11r, and Mrs. Her - Holland. Belly Evans and Jetts ,.raple Mr, and Mrs. John Bolger in Alt'. and Mrs. Archie Me -harry rt:I tan. Interment. took place to a'nod- London. 'Windsor, who were spending some: lour) Cemetery. Slitc•heh. Amonis thcise MIs ss holidays at the home of Mr. Phillips tit;tendieg the funeral from a distance J. Bar ltt and her .son -in - holidays at Constance, were visitors also with were; Mrs: William Smith and son law, Mr: G BarSley of Gr)msby with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rogerson and ltiorgan. Mr. and 1\Irs. George Robin - Mrs. elatives. Mr, and M Austin D Mies. G. Walker has returned to. r . Ue n eater• son, Toronto; 12t•. and Mrs. Norman her home at Grimsby.