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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1944-06-22, Page 1111111111111"11111111.1,1111111111111.11111111111111,01111131111111111,111 To every man thane omelette A way, and ways and a ,way, And the High Soot elieths the High Wee. And the Low Soul gropes the Low ; And ,in between, en the Misty flats, . e Seaforth HURON COUNTY'S LEADING NEWSPAPER ews 111111111.11111111111111T11.1111111111,11111111111,1111,11111/111.,,104/ The see' drirt to mut fro, eta to sesry man there oeeneth A High Way end e Low, And every man desideth The Way his soul shall go. —Sohn Oxee ham . 1.1.111111111111.M111111, ,,,,, I , I , ,,, , e WHOLE SERIES, VOL. 67, No. 25 SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1944 Phone 84 $1 a year SILVER WEDDING OF TUCKERSMITH COUPLE A mry pleasant afternoon was spent re- cently at the home of Mr. and terra. Wm. Cameron, Maple Grove Fame, Tuckersmith, when they celebrated their 25111, wedding annimrsary with about 36 relatives Present. The dining wenn eves beautifelly decorated with pink and ,white streamers, silver bells and flowem. The table was centred with a beautifully decorated eake in silver, pink and white. .A. buffet lunchene was served by Miss Audrey Cochrane, Miss Lorraine Tal- bot and Mist' Mabel Cemeron. The bride was becomingly dressed it tee rose mumble of faconne crepe and a corsage of white roses. The bride and groom were the recipients of many beautiful .gifts, including a salver cocktail service, an electrie iron, a silver comport, silver candlesticks and balder. Miss Marion [Ankles and Master ICenneth Scotch - mere noted as bride and groom, Master Kens neth presenting the gifts. Mrs. Roy Scotch. mere played the wedding March and Mrs. Lloyd Mettles rend the following address: "June 18, 1944.—Dear Verna nnd Will: It is 25 years ago on the 18th day of June, that WiII and Verna said "I will." What a handsome bride and groom! Tile bride look- ed lovely on bee wedding day, so trim and slender was she. In her satin gown all trim- med with pearle, no sweeter was ever seen. The groom he was all decked out, oe mune an every groomis, For this was the day of all days, And the glory was all his. They good on the lawn nt Feirview Farm =dee a beautiful arch and the pecacher propoune- ed them men 111111 wife, all ready for life's long march. They then led the WRY to the dining room, the ;meets which numbered about firty, Where they all partook of a sumptuous repast mid the victuals were all very tempting. The bride and groom then boarded the thole for a teip to Niagara City. They thought dust life would be elways meet, but alas. Mao what a pity. A. family of ten we all expected, but they didn't live up to our wishes, one lone son green the Maple Crave Farm and no girl 10 1,010 with the dishes. So please accept our congeal:las none, and also this veiy smell gift: We hope You have Yager 17100e happy yeers, as through this lifo you drift." *%lue coal', Die Milo fuet. Fee eOlie efimseer E. L. BOX PHONE 43 Northside United Church Rev, H. V. Workman, IVIthister. 10 tten„ Sunday School. 11 a.m., "Consteney, in Christian Service." 7 P.m., "Personal Relationship to Divine Purpose." Welcome to these services. EgmondvIlle United Church Rev, A. W. Gardiner, B.A., B.D. 10.20 ant., Sereley School. 11,39 a.m.. "Cod's Forgiveness." 1 p.m., "Jesus' Treatment for Doubt." St. Thomas Church Rector: Rev. Dr. Hurford. It a.m., A Layman's Message. 7 pan., "Soule et Prayer—Christ's Malt Column," Sunday School at 10 HURON PRESBYTERY ARRANGES FOR CAMPS At the reguler session of the PregbyterY of Huron, held in Ontario Street United Chorea Clinton, it was announced that the junior, intermediate and senior boys' came would be held July 3-10, and the junior, int- ermediate and semor feels' camp Slily 24-81, at, Goderigh summer school. It was explained that there would be room for only the first 80 who registered at each of these camps. Rev. 13. V. Workmen preoided at the 'meet- ing and Rev. A. W. Gardiner was aemetem. It was deeded thet Huron county be per- mitted to send forty delegates to each of these camps. Rev. R. G. Haelewood is in charge. Rev. II. J. Snell announced that the Perth and Huron ministers' spiritual re- treat and work camp would be held at the Code:edit summer school from June 19-21 with Rev. IL G. Forster of Weiland as the special speaker. Mr. Snell reported that 3,000 foreit trees were planted In the 0005- rneru school grounds this spring. Rev. G. IP. N. Atkinson announced the inter -church cenference on missionam educa- tion at McMaster University, June 19-23. The seceetary reported tant the following ministers had [men appointed to take part in the inductions on June 8010 at 8 P.m.: In- duction of Rev. A. S. Trueblood into Oredi- ton Marge, Rev, R. A. Brook to preside, Rev. N. J. Woods address the minister; Rev. L. II. Turner Into Victoria Street, Goderloh charge, Rev, G. G. Berton to preside, Rev. G. F. N. Atkinson mistress the minister. At the intimation of Rev. Campbell Tavener into Holmesville charge, Rev. R. V. Workman to preside, Rey. A. W. Gardiner address the ministee. Rev. .1. W. Johnson has been appointed at stated supply for the present at Bluevale. A motion of appreciation spoke of the ad- mirable and minable maener in which Rev. IL V. Workmen had performed hie duties during the year. Mr. Workman lestelled Rev. 0. G. Burton into the office of Chair- man. l2512 NICHOLSON-LANE In St. Tames' Roman Catholic Chapati. Seeforth, on Saturday, June 17111, Rev. Fa- ther T. P. Hassey united In marriage Eliza- beth Irene Lane. Youngest daughter of Mr. Thos. Lane, and the tete Mos. Lam, Sea - forth, end 'William John Nicholson, son of Mr. end Mrs. Arthur Nicholson, Seaforth. The beide, given in marriage by her father, looked charming in 0 floor length gown of brocaded white satin fashioned with a sweet- heart neckline. She Wore a fingertip veil and rateried a bouquet of pink epees. Her only at- tendent was her sister-in-law, Mrs. Louis Lane, who wore a floor length gown of pink net over satin end eneried ;link carnatione. The groom was attended by Mt. Sgt. Louis Lane, brother of the bride. and the ushers were Elmer Cameron and Edwercl Hawkins. A wedding dinner Woo served Se the dining mom of the Queen's Hotel, Sea -forth, wilh families and friends of the bridal couple at- tending. Later the couple left on a trip to Belleville, Kay:tooth and points north, the bride travelling in a flowered suit of silk jersey with matching accessories. NAMED TO SCHOOL BOARD Seaforth school board has appointed* Mr. Bev. Christie tie fill the vacancy created by St. Mary's Church, Dublin Pen :Ian., A Itannan'a Message. „---- WINTHROP The Red Cross uull met in the Sunday school room on Tuesday with 14 ladies pres- ent. One quilt was finished and one just about finished. The meeting. opened with Red °rose Pertyor the president: 'rho min- utes nr last meeting end theaseree's report wee elven by Mrs. 'roll. Our "Overmas Box Committee" has been cite:teed to WinthroP Comnumity floe Committee, That includes for our boys overseas any Mine and boxes for our hays in Canada at Christinas dme. Plane were mode for the bazaar at the July meeting, Walton Indies of the Red Cross unit have been invited to spend a social afternoon in our unit. Thom appointed to look after lunch ate es follows: Circle 1, Mrs. .Tohn Campliell; Circle 2, Mrs. Time. Peva; Circle 3, Mrs. Alexander; Circle 4, Mrs, Wm. Cheech. The exemtive will look after bazaar tables. Please make and bake anything you eRre to donate to bele make It- . a success. Mrs. Chambers made m hooked mat and tickets are being sold on same and will be drawn at this meeting. X will be held in the hall. The meeting closed bY singing God Save the King. 125r. and Mrs. G. McFarlane rind Mrs. Mary Scheeler of Middleville, LAC, Robert McFarlane of Montreel and Miss Senn Mc- Farlane of Almonte are visiting Mn. and Mrs. Robert [McFarlane and other relatives, Mr. and Mrs, Harold Bolger end ShirleY. and Me. and Mrs. Earle PaPPIe and Mar- jorie spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Pryce, Me. and Mrs. Wuhan Eaton and family spent Sunday with Kr. and Mrs. Geoesse Eeton. We were sorry to bear of Art McClure be- ing wounded on Invasion dos'. We extend inm sympathy to Isis parents, brothers and uld- ide. bioMpr.reHtnal:asge has erected a double garage on Mr. and Mre. Morrie and family of Ram- 51ton spent Sunday with Haasse. 'nhe invasion has started. More blood donations will be needed for the wounded. Try and melte next blood clinic day the Sergent yet, 'Wedding bells will be ringing in the burg on Saturday, Miss Bisback has accepted the position of teacher of Vifinthaep wheel end Mies Kath- erine McDonald of Welton, Rae 3, at S.S. No. 6 school. DISPLAYED BY FARMERS( INGENIOUS DEVICES One or the feetures of the Htiron County Federation Meld Day was the exhibit of lahor saving machinery. All these lahor-sem int( attachments were devised anti manufact- ured by the farmers who exhibited them: A. combination muffler and cultivator at- tacilied on the back of a standard tractor, operated by levers an the tractors. N. Hol- land and son William, of Clinton, A. power mosver arid hydraulic muffler on trader. Robt. Campbell, Dublin. Robe MeMertrie and Me Alexander of KiPPen, had four labour saving. devices that they built in their ovn co-operatively awned shoe: a hydraulic operated buck mite on the beck of a truck; a power dviven drag SAW on the back of a tractor; a. power take -off mower find a manure spreader that was also OPOrated by the power take -off. A. grain blower foe blowing grain into bins aftee bringing it in from -a combine. Reemond Note Seaforth. Hyde Bros, 'of Hensall had a 'Antler Saw on the back of a tractor run by rear pul- ley, seises. home-made bean puller and a premiere sem' pump. Gordon McGavin of Walton had a stook - loader made from a hay loader and driven by the power take -all; also a circular eaw on the front of a tractor and a drag saw on the back, and e two -wheeled steel teener dump box. A. back rake that lifted by the starting motor was shown by 7. Slemon of Walton. R. Roth of Steatford had a buck rake on the front of his tractor and a post hole dig- ger on the back that worked off the power take -off. A two -wheel mariure spreadee -Hutt WaS operated by the trader power take -off watt brought by John Thompson, Seafortb. W. Perry, of Brnssels, had a drag saw on sickle. Russel Marks, Walton, had n tractor refute from truck, with manure spreader attached. An instructive exhibit of a milking ma- chine was given by Guy Dorrence, Seathrth. Trnotor and plow serviee, X. F. Daly, Plow settings end adjustments by Clark Young of Milliken, and Wilfred McQuaid, of Dublin. ate aete 0 RFMN. R. P. PAPPLE KILLED IN FRANCE Word has been received by Mr. and Mrs. David Papple of Tucker - smith that their son Rifleman Robert Pearson Papple was killed in action on the Oth of june, in the invasion of France. Robert Papple was born Tuckersmith 30 years ago and received his education at the local school. Prior to enlisting, he worked in a munitions factory in Toronto, where he joined active, servige 10. lune 1943. He trained at Toronto, Brantford, Camp Borden and Debert, N.S. He left for overseas in March of this year and joined the Queens Own Rifles. Besides his parents he is survived by four brothers and six sisters. NEXT BLOOD CLINIC ON AUGUST 3RD Because of the -growing need tor blood plasma and the splendid re- sponse of donors it has been found necessary to increase facilities for processing blood at Connaught Lab- oratories. This work will be done in i July, when all Red Cross blood donor clinics in Ontario will be closed. The date set for Seaforth's next Millie is Thursday, August 3rd, when it Is hoped there will be at least 200 dona-' dons received. Donors who attended the June lst clinic will not be called until September unless they especial- ly wish to attend in August. Mr= new volunteers are needed and they I d t write or phone their names as soon as possible to the eec- rotary, MIS. Reginald Kerslake, at Seaforth, 341, PRESENTATION FOR BRIDE On June 121h friends and neighbors gath- ered at the home of Miss Florence murree In honor of Miss Mare:wet Quinlan, beide- to-be. The metier part of the evening WIle spent In dancieg. Lunch Was then served by the hostess. Miss Qelnlan was presented evith O handsome sum of money and many beau- tiful gifts. Miss Florence Murrey reed the following address: "Dear Margaret and john.—Tonight we are gathered here to congratulate you both on your approaching marriage and to wish you so much happi- 110041 that it will extend aver all the many veers of your future life together. Yoe, Margaret, have grown up In our midst and have always been a jolly companion and a true friend. 'We are going to mitts You but we are glad that you will not be too far away but that you and Sohn will jails u$ itl. Our future gatherings. Whitt we are losing, you, John, are gaining, for YOU have made no mistake in picking Margaret for your self°. May you be very happy together and fifty years from tomorrow, MAY yOU start up removal of Rev. 'Hugh jack from town. The your helicopter 'end Hy to Sento:tit for youv ten:ointment was mede et a hotted meeting on golden wedding day. tse a token of cue es - June lath. teem we, youe Erten& . and neighbore, ask emu to accept -this gift and hope that the PROPERTY CHANGE teture wili bring you everlasting Joy and The property. of Mrs. Mary jano Arm- strong situated on Ann SMeet, Seaforth, has recently been mld through the office of E. C. Chamberlain to Mr. Robert MelTedzean or Welton, Ont. SHOWER FOR BRIDE . Miss Elizabeth Lane, bride elect with about rtage Croat Flock% and will remain for Ise M. Fairbalen returned ome this Tylee bpitidnyoedw,,strIntilaterem.s.vaseb,anpinocvt,t..-em.eddggi ww1e.ebko afIrtoecirgiliss!tire2 in Toronto with [Miss Walmsley, bvideemaid, Iva Walken, greonni- man, Lyle Dole, .the father was Thelma Dol- Mr». 3olen Avrestrong and deughtce are matte ana the minister was rank vineent, A "e'4$ of II'l' "d II‘I"' A'rehlo Armig'Mngt ellen eimnehenre. The „aare55 w „e5d .1.5,. MT. Bassett, claughtee of Mr. Murdoch mar by T. Walken: and Audrey Cochrane. Her sister, Mrs. Devielso , Woo stook, spent linnet Wile served by the headess. Mrs. Churchward end son Gerald and hapeinese. Signed on behelf of your Wench; e.and neighbors," Margaret and John thenked Sha donors, also Miss MurraY, BAY -FIELD Misses P. and L. Morley arrived tta their A Mower was held on Thursday night for thirty friends prement, A few. games of bingo t mer Man"' VARNA Around 250 members of the Webster clan gathered et Harbor park, Goderich, on Sat- urday last. It was an ideal day for a piratic, and everycme enjoyed themselves as there wee a good program of snorts and a boun- teous Plank menet% the only mishap of the day being when little Marion Alton got in the way of a swing and had several teeth knocked out. Site was taken to Goderieh Rospital and at last reports is doing nicely. Webster is a time-honored elan end :should be eonsidevest a privilege to attend by the yeenger generation. Among those who at- tended from Stanley township were: Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Turner anti family, Mrs. Web - stem Turner, Mr. end Mrs. Ralph Turner and Marion. Mr. 0,54 Mra, a. May. Mrs, Fermis Coleman, Me. and Mrs. Anson Coleman and family, Mr. and Mrs. [McKinley and *mile, Mr. and MTS. sFeed Me.Clyment rant family, Mr. and Mrs. 'Nelson Reid, Miry and Doris Reid, Mr. and Mrs. James Webster, Mr: and Mrs. Bon Xeys anti Ced. Gordoe Keys of Brantfoed, Mr. Tom Hold, Mrs. %ht. Stet:be:Isom 'Herb and Miss Rena Stephenson, It Was deelded 10 bola the picnic of 1 946 in Herbal: park on the 3m1 Seterday of Sum. shower was given her of ivory and red kit- 13ronson line. . Mrs. Gram MePhemon, the Presentation was Roes, is a entienl in th% ,Clintgn hoseitrt!. The ;wide elea wwee 5 age50 yew, „nut Nevoral thug; last smelt with bee father, Miss Shortt ware in the village front London over the week et& CONSTA NCE Ella McKay, RCAF Postal Service, of London, spent the week end with her par - PRESENTATION Miss Isobel Flannigen, employee of the W. J. Denote shoe factory, and bride -elect Int Mes, 18. Adams, moral w,th e .hynen. of this month, Yves peemeted with an men- prayers were offeeed by Mrs. Ttogersen and sional their aml ridreer at a short gathering seme E. Menu and Mee, ErItten. Scriptere of the employees at noon Saturday in the lessor sons read by Mts. Adams. Mrautes faetory. Mrs. Orval Hildebrand and Mr. were read and adopted end the :Wetly book -Duncan made the presentation with a fete waS given by Mrs. Peter Lincifety. Temper - words of good wishes. Miss Mannigen replied tome reading by MI'S. Snell end tlie W.A. thanking Mr. Duncan and 110 steff. then took chaege, The Constance United Citureh goldcm jute. ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. MaXay. iligt anniversary will be held Sunday. Jim* Mrs. J. Atkinson of London is occullaillte • 1 or Toronto, Will he guest spathe, gervieeS at 11 a.m. mei 7.30 p.m Them will be me- set. Cecil Heirnes and bride aro spending elnl music' by the choir. Soloist, Mrs. Andy pert of their honeymoon wieh the bride's Reekie and Mr. Douglas Gill of PaiechIll. Also a nude quartette, Messrs. James Scott, Clavence Weldon, Wm, Jewel and Wm. Beit - ten. A. histom of the eletrelt has been com- plied and any wishing a copy May purobsse it. On Monday evenieg Dr. Wallace will give moving" pietures and a lecture on Eng- land. Mrs, A. E. Menzlea will sing. A hearty welcome is extended to all. Mr. and Mrs. It. W. ifewitt of Kincaid and Miss Jean Jewitt of Ottawa have been visit- ing their son, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jewitt and Mr. and Mrs. NVIlleir iewilt, end Mrs Jew- itt's sister, Mr. end Mrs. Wm. r on, On Tuemlay Mr. and Mrs. W, Britton and Mr. mut Mrs. Jewitt nnd Miss Jean Jewitt attended the golden wedding or Mr. 01151 Mrs. S. 0, Wilkinson of near Walford in Lamb - ten eounte. Seecial meetings are being bold this week in Conetance 'United Chnech. The Xev. Reim Herm, of Varna, delivered a stirring message on Monday evening. She spoke on "Why We Lack the Power of the 'Holy Seiris in Our Lives." The message WaS to the members el the Meech. On Teeschly evening Ste». Howse el Ashfielcl gave a similar message. On Wed- nesday evening: Rev. Menzies was in charge. On Thursday evening Rev. Howse will . be 'present to deliver the message. Rev, Reba Rern on Frith*. This ie 0 time of soul searching and consecration by the members and of soul whining of those desiring help. On Friday last 'Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Law- son were In London on business. Mrs. Leo Stephenson was Blyth en Teesday. Her father. Mr. Win. Logan. of Tiletie is critically ill. Mr. atul Mee. -James Pairservice, Mrs. Tyermen end Miss IVIelville of Londesboro and Mr. Prank Tyorman of Megander, Red Cross Notes Hospital Supply Emergency Quota—We ere' asked to have this emote completed and shipped immediatelY" 106 pm, of surgeons' boots, We het water bottle covers. Jam Project—Our jam project is now un- der way and work will commence this Thurs- day afternoon making strawberry jam. We have been fortunate in securing the empty &tore in the theatre block and are grateful to Mee. Sutherland, the owner, for the use of this store. Re Shower Gifts—We hope you will keee In mind the shower for personal articles anti bomb shelter kits and bring your gifts to the woek-roome on Fridays. MASONIC SERVICE The Britannia, Mmonie Lodge attended St. Thome' Church on Sunday evening last and the Rector preached upon the subject of "A Better World." He took as his text Neh. 2:18, "Let us use up and build," and Rom. 1:16 "the gospel of Christ ls the power cif God unto salvation." The sermon dealt with the present unsmisfactory situation of West- ern eivilleation, the conditions for a better world. and the necessity of the Gospel to change people if the world Is to be changed. Miss Doris Ferguson sang beautifully "Just For Today." PIONEERS HONOR THOMAS SPROAT The following item from a Peterboro paper refees to a former resident here sit. the :- Spront, who WWI born in Tuckersmith, and visits in this community every simmer. Mr. Sputa first worked for the eleeteic company' when plent was in the present creamery building. Ile afterwards joined the telephone company. A mey pleasant gathering took place at the Wawartha Golf and Country Club Friday evening, when upwards of 150 telephone executives employees and thee: wives met to PaY. tribute to Thomas Smoot of this elty, on the occasion of hie retirement from active Bervice. Among those present at the dinner 1 representing the executive were A.P. Ross, ' COUNTY COUNCIL ADOPT HEALTH PLAN At the Thursday morning session of Huron County Council at Goderich a grant of $25.000 was made to assist, in -the erection of an addition to the Wingham General Hospital. Motion' was made by Reeve Evans of Wing - ham and Reeve It, J. Bowman of Brussels, $20,000 will be paid when the contract is signed and $5,000 will be paid the following year. The mo- tion passed with 4 dissenting votes. Huron County council on Friday at- ternoon unanimously voted to set up a public health nursing system in the coenty to be administered by a health committee and finenced by the half -mill authorized to be added to the rate to raise $27,1$0 501' the main- tenance end improvement of health and hospitals in Huron. It Is proposed to start with three nurses, this "lumber to be Increased to live as public health nurses are available. The total cost will be $12,- 1 000. The province pays one-third of ' all costs. Goderich town is already provided with. health serviCea, I The rollowing were appointed n health committee to administer ehe , $27,130 health fund: D. D, Mooney, chairman; Hugh Berry, J. F. Daly. 13. W. Tuckey and H. J. I3ownian. The rate for 1044 was set at ''4% . mills, made up as follows: General account, 2,95 county highways, 1.55 .mills; total 4,50 mills plus the ; cost of secondary schools -for town- ' ships. Assistant Vice President and II. G. Young, General Manager, both of Toronto. Tile Tele- phone Pioneers Association was represented be' F. S. Routley, Toronto Cileirtarill of the Champlain Council, Miss Olive Getvai or Liedluty, Lady Vice President, and many others. The aueta of the evening, who was accompanied by Mrs. Sprout, has had very long, as well as a very enviable record in She telupltnoe'17,o 13011 4etlilhobnietviagmploaii,nyedatehle, nsceite.vnie:mof. forty -roue years ago. After a pevi'od during -.Mitts he gained merle -nee in the construc- tion and other branches of the service, and which took him to mane parts of the Pro- vince, be final's' located in Peterboreegb where he has held the responsible position of Construction Superintendent for many yearn, A very pleasing feature of the gathering Ne00 a series of presentations'te the guest of the evening, including a Life Member:thin Certif. cate in the Telephone Pioneere Associetion, the Company President's: Certificate of Ser- . b I f • b. . • in the sig- natures of all mama and many others, a set Of Pates from the PeteMorough Ben Social Club, mil lastly the gift of 0 chesterfield Ogle from his mimy associates. During( the eventng homer was paid to Mrs. Swat, who 1000 made the recipient ef a gift of roses on behalf of her husband's associates, triih Ti e Rev Archer Wallace, D.I)., em. emseee Bayfical Terrace for the sem- 1 Man. visited et, the home of Mr. and Mm. B. 13'. Stephenson recently. Mr. and Meg. Archie Hoggratit and little daughter of Witilaceherg ere visiting at the hese, of Me. and Mrs. W. Britton. There was a reunion at the home of Mr. and Mee. Wm, Jewitt of relatives on Bathe- d/1Y of ternoon. Those stranding: Mr. Stan- ley Hall and Lwo wens, Mrs. L. jewitt of Wingbam, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hove and eon Elwin, Iteht, Beatty and daughter Mar - wet end Mrs, Will Stenrany of Kgmond- villa. Mr. and Mrs. R, W. Jewitt and Miss ,Teen, and Mr. end Mrs. 'Wilbur Jewitt and two sons, Mr. and Mrs. Will 13ritton and Mr and Mrs. Chas, Dexter and Miss Norma and Frank Dexter. Mr. and Mrs. Theron Bettleg of Winthroll visited with end Mrs. Relit. GrimeldbY 511 S nd Mr. and Mrs. Frank :spent Sunder with Mr. and IVI'vs. Geoege lloggarth, Cpl. Kenneth Betties and Mos. Bethke re- turned last week to Stemma Proving eirneeds, \Mem Cpl. Betels:1 is sta- tioned. TeGpl. Freddie Riley of Halifax is spend- ing furlough with his porents in Seaford:. Mrs. Harty Durnin spent a WV days with friends in Chntham. . The regtilm. meeting of the W.M.S. we.% held in the relmelroom of +he (thumb en Theredey. eine stie lees. Wm. Beitton tak- ing clutme. The meeting opened with the "T Fellowship with Christ," read mother, Mrs. Atkinson. Mr. end Mrs. G. D. McLean of London were guest» of Mrs. Oliver Rhynas during the week. Mr. and Mrs. Wickham retevned Pe Flint, Mich., after a visit WW1 MT. and Mrs. Wightrnan. Mo. and Mo. Quarrle returned to their home on Saturdey after spending the winter it! Florida. Mrs. W. Ferguson is visidng relatives in Seaforth this week. DUBLIN The present:Ulan of (Unionists and certifi- cates in Dublin Continuation School took Piece on Thursday, Stine 58111. Rev. J. B. Moulkes, D.D., 'Addressed a tew well Mosen words to the recipients, especially to those who had completed their school course. The awards were asi 'follows; Honor Graduation Diplomas, Rite Moore, Thomas Morris' Se- condary School Graduntion Diplomae, Marie Dillon, Helen Mennen, Mare:lent Terauskopf, Rose 114eIvor, Mem Ellen Murray, Angelis O'Reilly. Xntermediate Gerd suites: 5arneS Atkinson, Geraldine Dillon, Dorothy Jordan, Dorothy Kranskopf, Pieteicie Hale, Allie Looby. Helen Mathers. Angela Morris, Jas. Morrisom Basal O'Reilly, Geraldine RYatli Margaret M. Scherbach, Norma. Wentelaffi Lloyd Wentelaff. Dan 'Williams. A. special meeting of Dublin War Services Associatioe was held on Wednesday evening with a representative attentianm. Mrs. Hut. tees, the ppresident, opened the meeting( and the seentery. re. Looby. atter marling the minutes of the previous meeting, read a number of letters of thanks far parcels and cigarettes from the following soldiers over- seas: Dr, Frank Stapleton, Clayton Looby, Kenneth Dill, Thomas R. Metady, James Morrison, George Klikhamer, Lorne Byers. 'Herbert 13eown, Albert Krauskopf, Paul Givlin, Michael Feeney. .Tames The treasurer, Mr. Colman, rend the fin - andel statement which showed a balimee 011 hand of $367.22. A resolution was passed that Mrs. Olive Smith and Mrs. Frank Evalto isa an ointed as convener and essist- ant of n committee to purchase 0 doll, 10 which the min of $5 will be attached end -tickets wild on X, the proceeds for the war effort. The nenval cnnvass for contributions from householders ill this district will be- gin very shortly. MISS MARGARET WATSON Funeral services for Miss Margaret Watson, resident of Seaforth for a :lumber of years,- were held Monday from the home of her C0112111, Arthur Dick, Main street, interment in Mait- land Bank cemetery. Rev. • Richard Stewart, Knox Presbyterian Church, Goclerich, conducted the service. Miss 1Vatson died here on FridaY. She was in her 55th year. Mrs. Sproat, Mrs. W. E. Butt and Mrs. Henderson, of Kippen, sang "What a friend we have in Jesus" and "Abide with me." Tlie pallbearers were Wm. Govenlock, J. Currie, J. (lemmings, Wilson Hawk - 18 e W E Butt. BOWLING . A very successful open bowling tournament of men's doubles was held here Monday night with 22 ent- ries competing. •Bowlers were pres- ent from Brussels, Blyth, Goderich, Mitchell, Exeter, Stratford and Sea - forth. Harry Porterfield and Lloyd E. Hawes,Mitchell, won first prize, with 3 wins plus 17. Second prize went to R. E. Bright and C. Glew, Seaforth, with 3 wins plus 9. James Cowan. and G. Elliott, Blyth, won third prize with two wins plus 15, Fourth prize went to George Math- ieson and Fred Hunt, Galeria:, with two wins and a 131110 of 12. PRESENTATION TO BRIDAL COUPLE A enemy gathering took place at the home of 'Mr. and Mvs. Robevt McGregor, when the officers and directors of the Tuckeesmith Federation of Agriculture met and presented Mr, end Mrs, Robert Archibald with a beau- tiful silver muffin dieh in honor of their re- CCIlt marriage. Mr. E. II. needle read the erldress and Mr. Robert McGregor presented the gift Me. Archibald, president or the township Federation, made a suitable reply, thateltitex them for the gift and also for the splendid co-operation given to him, Games and contests were enjoyed during the even- ing. A delicious lunch woe served by the hostess in the dining room prettily decorated with pink and white peonies. CRONIN-QUINLAN A very pretty 'wedding WINS solemnised at St. Seines' Church, Seaforth, Thursday, June lith, at 0.80 when Rev. Father T. P. Hussey united in marraige Margaret Resent -mot enlY dmIghter of Mr. and Mrs, John I. Quinlan, of Egmondville, and John. Richard Cronin, youngest mon of Mr. and IVIrs. Daniel Cronie of St. Columba:I, The young bride entered the church on the nem of her father, who gave het in marriage. 1111(i wore a floor length bridal gowe at white sheer with lace yoke and long sleeves. Her long flowing veil of white fell from "t link' and she carried n :hewer immeet of Better Tittle Roses and bouvardia. The trroom's sleter, Mrs. Hugh Bramineer of Dublin, was matron tif honor, wearing a floor length WAWA nE pink sheer, white hat with Melt trimmings. She carried e bouquet. of Taliernee roses. Two nieces of the »mom, Mary Cumin and armee O'Con- 11.01,.,,gtesti.oxiTiufeetvaciceigHlrl:iirdwilAoke,(1,.dnatigs 1:; 'flowers on heeds and carded nosegaye. Pte. JamesQuinlan of Toronto, only 1,105(101' o( the bride Wee best Mira. The useeve were brothers ter the groom, n. J. Cronin and Al- Phonsus Cronin, Sere. M. Deyereux PleYed tbe wedding music. Dinner Watt seevecl to shout thiety guests nt thesCommercial hotel. The tebie was decorated in pink and white and can ele N eake. Mrs. Quinlan, the bride's inother, re- ceived wearing navy blue crepe dress and necessaries to match, with corsage of deep pink animations. She Wee assietecl by Mrs. Ceonim enothee of the :maim and WOre ntemer blue dins, ;tad accessories to match with corsage of vele pink earnatirs. The groom's girt to the bride WAS 55 studio emelt to matron of honor and best man, rositrient, The flower girls, loekets and chain. Latee the young couple left for 0 trip to Midlend anti points east. The beide trevelled in a two-Mece dress of powder teu crepe with hat nee N,eil 10 match. On their return they will reside on the groongs farm on the high way east of Seaferth. 1 Guests Were present from Toronlo, Dublin Now Hamburg, Tituniltan and St, Columba:1 On Friday previous to her marringe, the Sodality girls presented Margaretwith A beautiful rosary nt. the home of Miss Betty Damon. I On Tuesday IViergaret and Zeck were hon- ored at the home of Miss Florence Mummy and were presented with a well-filled purse. Florence Murray read the address and Frank Ryan made the peesentatine. in 0 few well chosen weeds they thanked nil and dancing continued until an early hour. Wrist Watches �f Merit We have been very for - tunas in securing a large number of the "Pierce Para - shock" Wrist Watch. This is a watdh which combines excellent appearance, com- pact size, fine time keeping quality and long service in a very reasonable price. 15 Jewels, Waterproof, Shockproof, Non magnetic, with assorted styles and dials at 24'75 plus Luxury Tax We recoraniend this watch after careful tests, Fred S. Savauge Opposite Post Offi.ce Sealorth Phone 194 Res. 10 dd'n ST. COLUMBAN The many friends of Mr. Joseph Atkinson are vety sorry to heel. or h sl recent iliness. Mrs. Gordon Dick and Suzanne are spend- ing 0 few days with Mr. mid Mrs. Michael Downey. Lient. Mergaret McQuaid of Rhode Island, is spenaies: her furlough with het' aunt and uncle Mr. and Mei Jos. McQuaid. Miss Gloria Rolland has returned to Wash- ington D. C. after spending her leave at home. Miss Loretta and Joen of Kitchener, Sgt. Kale of Guelph spent the week -end at their home. Pte, Joe Havt of London spent the week -end with hie father. Mn and Mrs. .Toe Rowland and family of Seaforth spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Seek McIver. Mrs. Henry McIver of Seaforth spent. IL fnw deys with her brother and sister in St. Columban. Tack Cleary R.C/.11.V.R. London, coiled on 1510oldfy.elendsin Columban before leaving with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John F. GI ; laWa . S. Mille Mergaret Murphy spent the week -end Mr. and Mee. Gerald O'Connor of Kitchener spent Sunday with Mr- end Mee. Dan O'Con- nor. Solo's, Jos. Moylan end Denise spent a few dem with her mother Kea Peter O'Sullivan. The many friends of Mr. Emmett Malone nee pleased to see him around again. Mr. Frank Malady spent a few days in Kitehener with Mr. and Mrs. Joe O'Rielly Wedding bells are ringing. Mr. imd IVIre. Hebert Miller and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Thee'. Non?. tut:esentalien to Pte. Steeheit Ilefiend A. group of friends end neighbors gathered 01 the kerne sr mr and Mts 3. 14, ,o,1,1aondw,,tos 11011 I. their youruseat 0011, Stephan h home on embarkation Ilanene, was en- jayed by all. Musie twine sepplied by Gerald Relined rani Wilfred Meth:mid. .1 deltic:lee tenth was served and tater in the 0001011g a Oretleatat1011 WA, Irlada 10 Stephen. Gerald }Selland in a A.w well oboson words spoko of felephen rendering hie tleetielis la MS 1005,017. //Ville the third son of the Holland enmity in the Service. His eldest brother. Sgt. Jobe R.11.18. who has been mreing hie country oversew; fur four mare. Sm. Kele who ts 155 the R.C.A.F. Motioned et Caveat for two Years. Ted Helade maae the lamentation of a well filled purse, end Stephen brieflY thanked his inany ellen& for their generositY, and hoped he would soon be back to see them all again. Members of his family are: john, oversew:, Kale, of lineinh, Loretto and Soon of Kitch- ener, Con, al Windsor. Gloria, of Washinaton 50. C„ Leona. Lenore. and Mem at home. MucrayeDegye- St. Columban Church wee the SMee of a very lovely wedding ge eleredriesniey meriting, June 14(11 at 9,30 o'eloek when Veromee DI- beilyeth, third daughter of ter. end Mrs. Wm, Duffy vets united in the holy bends of matte- , many to Mr. Raymond Jenne:: Murray, son of Mr. and Mrs, Thos. Murray of , Rev. Me O'Drowski perfreemed the et:eon:one. The bride given in marriage by her father, wes lovely in a tIcler length gown or white triple sheer crepe sine wtiels fell In graces. ful folds to the floor from 1" feted bodice of ranavoidered lace ansi. extended in a Meg - :rem. She wore a veil with a long train arid aer -Wreath was of orange blossoms. The ' bride's bramuet was of white virginla ear- . Ilati011ei rod briarclifte roses, bouvaedia and maiden hair fern. The bride WAS attended by her sister, Miss Rita Deily. Nebo wore a street length dress of pale Pink erelm chit- ! 8oe with a lace yoke and Woe Fated. bodice. She wove a. bandeaux of pink and white roses tut her head with a short veil. Her bouquet wee pink carnations, Mae clelehin- lara and mitten hair fern. The groom WAS attended by his brother, Mr. Domieic [Mur- ray. Messrs. Louis Duffy nnd Vincent MUT- rsty acted ns ti6exa. The bride's mother Wee dressed in pale blue flowered chiffon chess with levee white picture lett and white am 1 cessogrles and wore at corsage of roses. The room's mother chose brown and Mee acme BLAKE with pink hat and accessories with a corsege , The 131ake school beld their animal picnic of roses. The ether was beautifully decorated on the scheol grounds on Monday Altevneon with pieh and -white Peonies. After the wed - with a good :Attendance. A hall game and ding ceremony many cow:mt.-a:Wens and races for the children were features et the beet wishes evere extended to the newlyweds day, also high jumping 50, the younger emitist a shower of confetti. Afterwnwle din- -Snell folk, A picnic itumh, after which all re - to h i. 1 rams VARNA 1VIrs. Hart has returned to her home after spending a forteight with friends in Toronto. Mr. ancl Mrs. Laythem and family of London spent Sunday- with the latter's mother and stater. Mr. and Mrs. Cudmore, of Holmes- ville, spent Sunday with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Smith. Mrs: A. McConnell is visiting with her daughter Alm. Argo, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Ingo attended deem - Won day in Zurich cemetery. Gordon Keys, of the ROAF„ spent tew cleets with his parents, Mr. aud Mrs, Ben Keyes'. Mrs. Walper and little daughter and Mrs. Pongrase of London are holidaying et the home of their par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. 31151 Chuter. There will be a librarY meeting On Friday, Stine 23rd, at 3.30 in the township kali. 'Those who are inter- eeted in having the librarY remain sr:1117)11,1o, rtplease attend. We need your Note: The stores in Varna will ob- serve Thursday half holiday during the months of July and August. turned t 1 ner was served to about thirty guests at the 11,11e and 17.3 Sem Rey were visited by Royal Hetet, Mitchell. During the retlaSt a toast was offered by Rev. Fr. CrDrowski. their daughters from Windsor, London and , • Brecefield on SueditY. Later so large group of friends motored to the bride's home where supper WAS served to Mrs. Lloyd Finnigan and son Bobbie ve. about sigty-eve guests. The evening was turned m to her othees after speeding seemed weeks with her sinter, Mrs. Attridge Pt God- eme i„ „won,. „„d &nein. Mr.ansi ws. erith. Murray left on it wedding tour to Brampton, Barrie., Midlend, Collingwood, Owen Soned The many friends of Mrs. Arthur Shreen- 'and' other northern points. Foe travelling the an will be elect to know that she is able to bride chose an 'Appropriate gold &ass with sit 00 nwhile after her lengths' illness, 11111.081. hat and peat nee white ileeeSeOrieSi On their return they will mettle on the groongs Nem in McKillop. CROMARTY • 'Miss Grace Chalmers with rela- tives. Mrs, WilsOn of Toronto and Mr. Hugh Moore of Lindsay with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. L. Scott. Mr. and 1VIrs. T. L. Hamilton of Listowel with friends. Mrs, Gordon Scott has retureed from the hospital. Mr. Earl Treffrey hatl the misfort- une to fall from the roof of his home. Ile was shingling and slipped and fell to the ground, breaking his leg and 5.130 his arm, Remember anniversary services on Sunday liege. Rev, Me. McWilliaM Will preach 1t3 the morning at 11 o'clock, and Rev. Norman McKay of Mitchell will take the service at 7.30 in the evening. Special, music by the male quartette and talent from leirItton. MRS. -D. F. MeGREGOR Funeral serviees for Mrs. D. F. MeGeegor, of Egmondville. Were held Saturday from the family vesicles -Me with interment in Egmond- ville cemetety. Rev. A. W. Gardiner, cf Ege. rnoeclville United Church, conducted the sem' vices. Settee T. Scott sang a solo "Seem ie Teederly Ceiling." The flower beionrs were Angus Robinson, IT, M. Chesney, Sonmel Whitmore, Harry Steweet, Robert Tyndall, Harold Jackson, it. I. Mat:Lean, Seams Scott, Moles McKay, Fred Mingo, Mee. Mc- Gregor, whose 'maiden name Wee Gertrude Van Iliginond, a daughter of the late 0. I. Vral Egmencl, of Egmendville, was born rind spent the greetempart or her lige in the village And district. hienely 40 years ago she married D. F. MeGregoe and mennetteed her married life no the second concession of Tuck- ersmith. Some yeees later theY reeved to farm on the Kippen road, where they resided entil they moved te EP:monde:1 le, The pen 'bowers were Edwin P. Chesney, Andrew IVfoisre, Arthur Nicholson, 'William Sproat, James Allan, Alex. Broadfoot.