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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1946-07-12, Page 1iegpity aer'enth 'Rear , Whin - Nalrber 4100 TEBBUTT FAMILY, 125 STRONG, HOLDS. ANNUAL PICNIC NclrthsiMle" United and St. Thomas', Churches Hold' ,Outings. HELD AT LIONS PARK ' N P RK Tebbutt Reunlon With 125 present, ...the Tebbutt . re- union was held' Saturday at the Sea forth, Lions- Park. Committees in charge included!: ' .Honorary . presi- dent, L. Tebbutt; president, C. Teb- butt; vice-president, W. Tebbutt; secretary -treasurer, Mrs. Lillian butt; sports sports committee, Mrs. L.. Te butt; ,!Mrs. 'M. Jervis , • Among those. who came from 'a dis- tance were ,Mr. and Mrs. Harry, Teb- 'butt, of Redland, California, who flew to Detroit. Races resulted as follows: Chil- • siren, under 3, Ronald McAllister, Eliz- abeth McFarlane, Diana Murphy; boys; '4 to 6, Barry Taylor; Gordon Tebbutt girls, 4 to" 6, Linda 'Jervis, Nancy •McFarlane; girls, '14 and Un- der, Fein Potter,• Ruth' McFarlane; boys, 14 and under, Jack Tebbutt; Gerald Tebbutt, Lewis Tebbutt;,, young ladies' race, Madelon Cox;, Isa- bel Oakes, Betty ..Potter; .:young men's race, Harry Oakes, Jack Tebbutt, Jack Merril; married ladies' race,. • .Mrs. G.' Colclough,.. Mrs.. R, Jervis., Mrs. J, Murphy; married men's race, I. Tebbutt, G.• Colcloiigh, R. Jervis; three-Iegged race, 0: Coelough and J. • Tebbutt, C. Tebbutt .and Mrs. R.. Jer- . vis; eoat race, Miss Isabel Oakes, . Harry ' Oakes;. grandmother's race„ Mrs. W. Sheppard, Mrs. C. "Jervis: thread the .needle race, Miss Aileen McCartney, J. Merrill. - the oldest person at the reun'ion'. }cas Waigate Tebbutt `of UOderich. . After dinner "'speeches were . made by; the honorary president, Lew .Teb- butt, Harry Tebbutt, William Shop . herd, George .-Laithwaite and Chris. Lowry. • Mr. and. Mrs. Barry Tebiiutt, of }3ediand, Califorpia,. were present at .the reunion after 33 .years'' absence. • Mr. and Mrs. Will Sheppard, Lynden, Wash., Were present after 42' years' absence, and Mrs. O.. Brown, • Modesta, CaI.,. was present after '40 .Years" all-=• -nonce.. . St. Thomas' Church' The ' annual picnic outing of "St. .'Thomas' 'Church was held at Lions • Park on Thursday when an interest- ing, program of sports and games was • carried out and a delicious supper served. Sports results: Boys and girls, 6-7, Ronnie Scoins, Carol Lou Hulbert; ,boys and girls, 6 and under, Allan Fox, Barbara I Mennel; ' girls, 8 and 9, • Barbara Fraiser, Nancy Nott; girls, 10 and .12, Margaret'-'Grummett-,Aad- rey Fraiser; over 12, George Shaw, Nancy . Scofield ; boot and' shoe race,, David . Armstrong; Audrey 1VIeGavin;., boys' race, David •Arinstreng, George Shaw; lucky spot race, Mrs. Nott;'. paper race, Tr'ixie .Sandford and. Mrs. Jack Moore,. George Shaw .and David. Armstrong; leap frog, Margaret Gr•um- mett and Cecile Fraiser, George Shaw and • David Armstrong. • Northside United Church Members of the congregation of Northside. United Church met, at Lions; Park- Wednesday for their an- nual picnic. The event ..wad arrang- ed - by the followin'g', committees: Lunch: Mrs. B. F: Christie; Grace Scott,: Margaret Chamberlain, Mrs. G. A. Whitney, Marian Turnbull; Mrs. Storey, Mrs. Eaton; sports commit- tee: Ross Savauge• and Sunday School Class, •Sate :Scott, J: • A ,Westcott. Sports results: I Five yearn .and un- der, John Scott, -Allam Fox, ' ,Billy Spence; eight,' years' and under., Billy Roberton, Kenneth Thompson, Brace Coleman; boys, 11 years and under, Billy Badcock, . George Langford ; girls, 11 years and under, Patsy Hawkins, Jean Snell; boys, 13 years. and under, Don Langford., David Brad- sliaw; girls over 13, Edna,, Huisser and Marjorie •Knight, June .Snell; girls" sack race; Edna Huisser and Marjorie Knight, Marilyn Chamber- -lain and Gwendolyn Christie; •,boys' 3 -legged race, David Bradshaw and Donald Langford, Garfield Barer and Lorne Goudie; girls kicking the shoe, Elizabeth Shannon,- Lila Dalrymple boys 'kicking the shoe, David' Brad- shaw, ,Bill w Baker; boys' whe•lbarrgg race, Garfield Baker''and Lorne Gou- •die, David Bradshaw and Donald - Langford; boys and girls newspaper race, Lorna Ellis and Garfield Baker, edna Huisser and Lorne Gaudie; girls' ,nail -driving 'contest, June Snell; 9hoys' nail -driving. contest, Garfield Baker; relay race, Garfield, Baker's 'team; ,girls' shoe scramihle, Patsy 31awkins; boys' • shoe scramble, Dav- id Bradshaw. Lower Tax Rate Possjble As council Considers - Provisional Estimates • •- • • • • Instruct Police- To Cruise Town Streets in Effort To Enforce. Dog By-law. Award Tender The tender :of Joseph Hugill, in the' sum of $1,36.5, , lias been ac- cepted by -then Public Utility Com: - missien for the construction of a pumphouse to seSve'the new'Weil ' sunk by the Commission east of 'Victoria Park. -'The buiit#ing, 12' by 13P 6n, is to be'of frame con- struction,°•finished in cedar grain asbestos shingles. Construction 'is commencing immediately, i FOOTBALL TEAM - ,IN- EMI -FINALS Seaforth Defeats Ethel 2-0 To Win- Playoff • - Berth: Scoring a 2-0' victory over Ethel in a football game at the recreation grounds Friday evening, Seaforth won a berth in the Huron Football League playoffs. The first .,goal was scored by J.' O'Connor from E. McIver; the second by F. ,,"Production" Sills • from J. ' O'Connor. • , SEAFORTH-Goal, O., Kruse; 1. de- fence, J. McIver; r. defence, T. Sills; 1.• half, K. Doig; c. ,half, J. Holland; r, half, . R. Nicholson; . centre, J. O'Connor; outside right, -F. Sills; in side. right, B., Wats-on:,outside left, E. •MeIver; inside left, E. McGrath. ' ETHEL-Goal', C. Richards; 1. de- fence; F. 'Cele; r, defence, T, Dobsonl centre half, M. Ward; r: half, L. Ward; 1. half, • P. Dobson; centre, L. Kepfer; 'outside right, D. Dunbar; in- side nside right; 'E. 'Hall; outside left,. V. Spearan; inside left, 3.• Cox. Referee -Wilson Allan.. • PUPILS PASS MUSIC EXAMS Following is a 'list of successful candidates in examinations held re- cently, by the Western Ontario Con eervatory of Musib in Seaforth; Piano: Grade III ---Jean Snell, first ,class honors. ' Grade II -Blanche Westcott, first .class honors; Bill Hunt, 'Brat class hi:MOrs.; Karen Kidd; honors, ' Grade 1: --Marie Hindi $rsC ct jf 3honorl3, ee r'''' like albnrv'o are Ottjt11694 Rennie; ' • Bowing On. The Gree=t (By ,Bill Hart) Wednesday was '•Ladies' Night. It was the annual tournament when the. men., play hosts -to the ladies with a tournament, followed by' lunch. Forty. bowlers'took part. The greens were exceptionally keen, with no dew right to the, finish. Two 10 -end games were played with the winners being: First,, Mrs. 1Tartird"»Free, 2 wins plus 16; second, Miss Pearl Patterson, 2 wins plus ••14, and third, Mrs. Harry Stew- art, 2 wins plus 13. The lunch ' consisted of coffee, doughnuts, cake and sandwiches: George Johnston and Bev. Christie' were in charge of the evening,' with Merton Reid handling the draw. The. prizes were donated by the president, C. P. Sills. The, men stayed and 'washed the dishes. W. J. Duncan 3, Mrs. F. Sills,'Don Dale; R. J. Sproat 11, Mrs. J. K. Kais- er, W. C. Sutherland. APPROVE- GRANTTQ AGRICULTURAL 'SOC. A reduction of six mills in the 1946 tax rate in the caste of public school supporters was mooted ' as members of Seaforth council considered. provi- sional estimates for 1916 at its meet- ing Monday evening, No action was taken to pass estimates, however, pending a full'" review of require- ments. All members of council were pres- ent, except Reeve J. F. Daly and Councillor -M. A. Reid. ' Mayor J..3. Cluff presided. A delegation . from the .'Seaforth Agricultural Society of President 3. M. Govenlock''and Reeve A. Nichol- son, of Tuckersmith, told council of the improvements being ..carried out to the grounds, and 'asked for an in- creased grant;. Council approved a grant of $100,00. The necessity for a grant to the. Scott Memorial Hospital was pointed out by •Councillor. Parke. Difficulty was 'being .experienced in financing since" the ' elimination . of training Schools in •sm'aller 'hospitals: Council ,approved the sale of a lot: for $10.00 on Ord Street to Jack Glew, &,returned man, who proposes erect ing 'a dwelling. Approval was grant- ed the _construction of a basement un- der nder the, residence of Fletcher Ritchie 'ate of $400. -' The contentious deg question occu- pied• much of council's time;' as mem- bers, questioned the wisdom of . a pro-.. clamation.. requiring dogs to ,be -tied. rhe proclamation had been issued by Mayor Cluff in accordance withthe instructions of council' at, .its preyious meeting. The discussion ended' as Council instructed the -local 'police to eruise the town .in, search of dogs disobejing, • the proclamation and to take 'action-••agtauir'st the 'owners under theprovistion's of the 'Dy,law. 4cc9u14(. Were,; :passed' .as •.afallow- M. Ryan,. wage,s,'$29; J,, Heffernan, wages, $29; V. Reeves, wages, $41,50; Treasurer Public School, advance on levy, $11,500; H. Hishon, acct:, $32.50; C.N.R., acct., $8.49; S. R. Hart & Co., acct., $5.25; K. M. Campbell, acct., $1.,35; E. C. Cham•berlain•, acct,, $20; J. f. Govenlock, bailiff, $20; D. H. Wilson, salary $77:08, express sun- dries 20c; H. K. Scott, salary, $32.50; 3, Currie, salary, $95; J. Cummings, salary $95, overtime $5; Thos. »Storey, salary, $70; J. A. Wilson, pension, $20; Superior Mfg. Co., acct., 15,94;. A. Bushie, acct., $16:30; M. E, Clarke, acct., $3.20; W. 1V i. Sproat, acct., $2.30; H. Shannon, acct., $2; County of Huron, indigents, $44.80; Bell Tele- phone Co., acct., $4,24;, John Kehn, •wages, $1; A. Fortune, wages, $1; J+. Reeves, wages, $16.50; D. H. !Wilson, Ration Board; $40; J. Cummings, building. inspector, 13; E. L. Box, acct., $169.27; William Montgomery, acct., $22.00. B. F. Christie 17, Mrs, H. Stewart, Seaforth. Wins.,,. . Dr. F. I. Burrows; F. Johnston 12, Over Air Force Mrs. J. A. Westcott, Arnold Westcott.? L. Dale '20, Mrs. 'J. Beattie, P. Pat- terson; M. A. Reid 3,. Audrey McGav- in, Mrs. Geo. Johnston. . C. P. Sills 7, Mary Hart, Mrs. Fred Willis; R. J. Winter 11, Mrs. E. H. Close, George Hays.,, M. McKellar 11, Joan Free; 3..J. Cluff 4, Frances.Matthews. ' " H. Free 16, Alice Reid, Mary Hays; Wm. Hart 2, L. Silas, Dorothy. Parke. C.••Glew 15, Fred Willis; Gep, JOhn- ston, John 'K; Kaiser. j sF * aF On Monday evening two rinks of trebles went to Mitchell. R. J. Sproat, Fred Johnston and George Johnston, Were. one rink, and a rink composed of Lorne Dale, W. G; Willis and Bev. Chvistie, won second prize... On Monday evening the ladies held a tourney with a good turnout. There were no . prizes. On Friday evening last three rinks went to Wingham: Chad Glew and Mrs,• E. H. 'Close; Lorne Dale and Mrs: Wm. Hart; M. A, Reid, and Miss Alice Reid. Lorne Dale. and Mrs. W. Hart won second prize. • Next Wednesday there will be lit- tle or 'no bowling on. the local green as all the bowlers will be at the big Lions 'Frolic at the Lions Park. • • We have been asked to put In this verse again. It was published in Last year's year ibook on bowling: If life to you is just- a grind Of duties to be done; If you have lost your friends and find _ If yOu have wished and longed and prayed ' • ' To leave this earthly scene; It .simply means you've never played At bowling on the green! • "That b'ashfttl boy friend of mine IS a O-maki:"' . • "A Gov'ertnzent than?r "Naw. A,f tie end nays' in ow. 'IL A home -run by Bill Smith featured a softball game between Clintozi Radio School and Seaforth at Lions Park Wednesday evening, when Seaforth won' 29-3. ., !Oen -SEAFORTH-F. Kennedy, p.; A. Hubert, c.; B. ,Smith, lb.; J. Bannon, ,2b.; D. Woods, 3b.; b. Cameron, s,s»;', G., Messenger, 1.f.; D. Smith, c.f.; R. McFadden, -r.f. CLINTON AIR SCHOOL - E. R: Sanderson, p.; Ft, S. Halliwell, e.,; S, N. Estwich, ib.; T. J. Butler, 2b.; E. •H. Graham, 3b.; S. Manser, s.s.; G. F. Lunt,' 1.f.; H. Pulleyn, c,f.;' T. A. Prest, r.f. • VOLLIC_ K FAMILY . PLAN REUNION The Vollick reunion will be held on Sbtiday, August 4, at Hidden Valley Park, Aldershot, Ont.,• when it is hop- ed all relafives•'of the Vollick-.family will attend. Those attending are re- quested to bring a basket with tea; coffee and sugar. Lunch will be serv- ed about 4.30d,p.m.. The :officers are: .President, W. L. Vollick; •'treasurer, Mrs. W. Priest; secretary Mr..,R. A. Fofick, 97 Wexford Ave. .3., Hamill ton, Ont. • Eastern Star Picnics At Lions Park ' There -Fere 75 present at the Exe- ter and Seaforth Eastern Star picnic held at the Seaforth Lions Park on Wednesday. A bridge game was held before the pot -luck supper and pier tures of the group were taken by B. D. Field, London. 'Converters of the social committee Were 1ltirs'. (: A.. Whitney ,end- Mrs, the' let,loydni are thVrae'e rlL+a lt'srr :lliiildi n; "t peat .and tinder,- roIiit ENTERT LIONS 12th Annual:Steer Carn- ival Being Held at Park July 17 and 19. TWO BIG.._.. NIGHTS Two nights, Wednesday and Fri, day, July 17'and19, I,ih.eb jam-packed With entertainment drills are plan- ned by the Seaforth Lions Club for the club's twelfth annual summer carnival. Heading the Wednesday night en- tertainment are the'Phirlos; an amaz- ing roller skating exhibition. Also on the program ate Pat McIntosh, a singing 'comedian of the old school, and. Gordon Bernisisiti, an outstand- ing. accordian player. The Ovettes, popular magicians, end tho Ripleys, an acrobatic team the . is as good as any in the business spotlight will ap- pear on the Friday night show. Aspecial' feature oti,'» Friday night will,_ be the'50-pitece: or Police Boys' Band, which recently captured honors at the Waterloo Music 'Fes- tival. , The Lucknow Pipe Band and the .Seaforth Highlanders Band will be on the program both nights. The outstanding ',feature of last summer's carnival, the _CKNX quiz program, is being repeated this year 'with a new' and better' program. In addition to the pibgram, booths including the old favorites and many new ones, will be operating, Open- air dancing will take place on a spe- ciaily constructed' . hoot, ° The carni- val each nightwill coa°lude with an amazing fireworks display,. A special feature, this year will be a ferric wheel" ad....scooter train° and other mechanicai rides which will delight net only tite children, but • adults too, ' • • r.• 'As usual, all' proceeds go to the maintenance of the par1 and p001 'and the Lions Club 'comnisinity welfare work. IS AMILY NORR F [IAS FIRST ONION Name Executive To Ar- range For Annual Event. The first reunion of ' the Norris family was held' -Wednesday ••afternoon on the old homestead of the late Hugh Norris, on the llth coccession of Hib- bert Township. The late Mr.' Norris and his wife, Mary Horton, raised '-a family of 12 children, six boys and six girls, of, whom all but two are still living. The'goungest son, .Harry Norris, who also is the father of 12, is now farming on the family home- stead. ; • :Oldest member of the family at- tending the reunion was Mrs. Liza Cole, now in her 84th year; youngest was Bobby Storey. aged seven months. The , reunion was attended by nearly 100 members of the fam- ily. • The executive elected' to arrange the 1947 reunion consists of James Norrie, Sr.,.' Hugh Norris, Sr., Major Lance Norris and ,MrS. Alden Wil- liams. - Scftball,. horseshoe itching, races and a raffle were'inoluded in the day'S program.,.. Race results Were:. Under five, 'Billie Parker; ,under eight, Tom- my Pincher; under 12, Margaret Par- ker; under. 14, Bobbie Norris; young women, Joyce Turner; young men, Arthur Parker; married' men, Wm. Parker; married women, Mrs. John R. Norris; wheelbarrow race, Harry Norris,'Sr., and John It •Norris' fit- ting the shoe, Irvin Sillery and Ethel May Norris; men over 50, Harry Nor- ris, -,Sr.; graceful walking, Mrs. Louis Keil; galloping walk,, Sam Norris; three-legged races, Robert I. Norris and Robert R. Norris, Kathleen Sil- lery and Margaret L. Not•ris; throw- ing ball for distance, Jack B. Norris, Hazel Norris; kicking the ':s'hoe,'Bob- Me Norris; square dance contest, Carman McPherson, Hazel Norris; raffle winners, Louis Keil, Mrs. Leon- ard Butson, Irwin Sillery. • RED CROSS NOTES Mrs, Ada Reid, convener of the quilt - committee, wishes- to express het- thanks andappreciation to the twenty-one ladies who eame to the Red 'Cross 'work rooms to quilt last Friday. Two quilts were completed for the' Windsor area. • .......... ;Announce Results off District • :Entrance' Exams-, I, F Seaforth • Lois Hayden, Donald' Henderson .Rpss Michael Bechely, David, Bradshaw, Hilbert, Stanley Hiseler, ' Barbara Margaret •C•arter, ' William„ Cleary, Irwin, Marion Irwin, Alice Ruth John - Margaret Collins, Barbara' Dale, Dol- Ston',. Robert Kress, ,Ivan Laidlaw, ores Dale, Donald 'Dale, Anna Dunee, William Lockridge, Irene Logan, Don - Margaret.,,, Durham, Conrad- Eckert, 'na MacDonald, Andrew • 141cKague,•, Leona Forbes, + Joyce,,,,GlavUille, Meryl Mary McNaughton, Alice Parish, Mar - Holland, . 'Kenneth Holmes, Isabel garet Procter, Kenneth .Pardon, Wil- Houston, Bernice Hulley, Bernice4ilam• Pardon, Douglas Richey, Fred Kelly, Kenneth King, Marie Lane, I Riehl, Ruth Showers, Katharetie Sieg= John Laudenbach, 'Grace `' �'Iaell:onal'd,'I ine, Maize .Spariztig, Barbary Temple - Ray •McKay., Gordon McKindsey, manJohn . Tervit; Frances Merle James' McKindsey, Wilma McLean, ; Walker, Bonnie .Willought►y, John William' Murphy,' Glen Nixon:`' W'ilba Wray. Pretty, Joyce Racho,, Walter Itegelle,1 Granted standing under Regulation 'Mary Lou 'Sills, Billy Stephenson, 10 -5 -Nora Cook, Wade 'Stapl:eton. Frederick Taylor, Grace tpshall. ' ( Bayfield Granted standing under Regulation Edwin Apfelbeck, John Apfelbeck, 19 -5 -Ruth Wilbee. • . Rosemarie Arkell, Evelyn Bell, Phyllis Hensall p.. , Bell, Jean Campbell, Vivian Chuter, Shirley Adkins,. Jean Caldwell; B f- Madelon Cox, Louis Ducharme, Mar- ian Jean Dowsoe, Audrey Harrison, Jean Keyes, Barbara Middleton, Jean Proctor, Marie Stirling, Donald Tal- bot, Walter Turner. Clinton Jimmy Aikenhead, ..Joyce Andrews, Kenneth Armstrong, Ethel Bender, Arva Britton, • Kay • Britton, . Billy Chowen, Margaret Cole, Shirley Coop- er, Francis Denomme, Gerald Elliott, June Fletcher, John Flynn, Harold •Gibbings, Jean Gibbings, Anna Glew, (Continued on Page 4) -nice Dilling, Norma Greene, Ruby Jean Ingram, Wilma Kyle, Hannah Pepper, Jack Rathwell, Hazel Smith, Norma Smith, Neil McLaren Taylor. ' Zurich Marjorie Anderson, Johnny Baker, Hugh Clausius, Mary Denomme, Shir- ley Denomme, 'Agnes Ducharme, Ray Ducharme, 'Pant Durand, Helen Ginge- rich, Stephen Gingerich,- William Mero, .lean: McKinley, ' Ivan Meidin- ger, Elizabeth O'Brien, Jean Over-. holt,, Kenneth Parke, Shirley Patter- son, Leo Regier, AA. bert Schilbe, Peter Steckle, Florence Steinback, Patsy Sreenan, Phyllis aylor. . Manley (S.S. No. 8, McKillop) Ordelia Beuerman, Keith Blanchard, Arthur Bolton, Ruth Thelma Byer - mann, Madeline Dillon; Leona Givilin, Mervin Godkin, Merton Hackwell; Fraacis••'Hicknell, Lois Eileen Hogg, Joyce- How, Audrey Hulley, Calvin Hulley, Harry Johnston,. Irwin John- ston, Clara Krauskopf, Donald Mc- Clure, Frances McGavin, Mary Me• Laughlin,. Shirley Montgomery, Beat- rice Murray, Gilbert Murray; Francis 'Nolan, Joan', Ryan, Joan Wheatley. Blyth. Gerald Augustine, Jack Brown, Car- man •'Craig,; Joye. •Craig, ..Margaret, Craig, Leonard 'Hulley, Earl Kelley, Loretta Materna, Jewel McClinchey, Marie McDonald, Donald McKenzie, Donald McNeil, Joan Philp, Bill 'Seers, Derek Sloracli, Joyce Taylor; Anne Jeanette Watson. - '..- Goderi'ch. • Paul.Armstead, Jean Baechier: Mary Baker; Elaine Bean, . Archie Beattie, Bernice Blake, Christine Bogie' Joyce Breckow, Helen Bridle, Barbara Bull, Terrence Carter, Barbara Chase, ,Merybeile Chisholm, Joan Clark, Craig' Costelo, Audrey Crawford, Pauline .Crawford, Robert, Culp, June Cunning- ham, Barry Doak, Frank Doherty. Rita Doherty, John Donaldson, Mo-yra Donnelly, Marion, Duckworth, Joan Elliott, Bruce Erskine, Gerald Fea- gan, Robert Feagan, Joan Fitzpatrick, William Freeth, Betty Lou Fritzley,, Charles Fulford, Eleanor Glenn, Bar- bara ar.bara Griffiths, Pauline Harrison, Ruth Harvey, Melville Harwood, Catherine Hay, 'Donald Hawthorne, Margaret Henry, Murray, Hollend, Muriel Hor- ton, Grace Hudson, John Hudson.' Ruth Irwin, Eleanor Jeffery, ,Edward Jenkins, Charles Johnston, Edward (Ted) Johnston. Helen Johnston.. Oliue Kneeshaw, Violet Laithwaite, June Lynch, Allan MacDonald, Nor- ene Mall0ugh, Barbara Matthews, June McCabe. Virginia McCabe, Alvin McGee, Donald •McKay,. James .Milne, James Mugford. Gordon Noble, Bar- bara Orr, Grace Pinder, Gordon Pin - der, Jack Price, Marion Quaid, Winni- fred Raynard, 'Clare Ruffell, 'Bruce Rutherford, Ruth Sager, Mary Lou Sanderson, Betty Schultz, •Doris Sow- erby; Donald Squire, Ray , Stoddart, George Warner, Frances Watson, :Douglas. Webster, John Westbrook. Jean Willis. Leonard Willis, Wilda Wilson; Norbert •Wisser. • • Granted standing under Regulation 10.5 -Jack Benjamin, Raipp Wilson. Little, Teddy Farrell; 7 to 10, Mary Whyte, Sheila Little; sack race, John Whyte, Sheila Little; :•.three -lagged race, 'John 'Whyte and Neil McG,avin, Mary Little and June SneIT;'- e1xee1-' barrow, John Little and Mary Little, Neil McGavin and June Snell; throw- ing the ball., Garfield Halter, john Whyte; Welting the slipiier, Mrs. Rid. dell, June Snell; clothespin race, Rob- ert 'Snell,:• Jean Snell; guessing .the 'weight of Worthy Patroyta, Miss Rita Bowe, Exeter; Worthy Mbtrori;.. Mess Winthifr'ed lardy, Lend* .• • 'V''isitors Were present trots Lon46n, Bt,' "` J Onlite afld'"St:" MR., MRS.,WM. MASON MA RR IED 40 YEARS • Family and Friends Mark Ahniversary Occasion. Mr. and Mrs. William Mason cele- brated their. fortieth wedding anni- versary Thursday, June 27, 'when the immediate family and relatives gath-' ered in. Seaforth at their home. The, ceremony had been performed at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Brigham, Hullett; by; Dr. MacLean, . then minister in.:St. An- drew's Church,.,Blytli: Many gifts and cards were present- ed to this worthy couple and•• wishes • for future happiness. • ° • Dungannon Denelda Andrews, Isabel Barbour, Margretta ' Berry, Margaret Black,• Kenneth Brown, Lorne. Cardis, Grace Cook, )Darold Cooke, Mary Ellen Cul- bert, Jean Errington, Donald Fergu- son, Kathleen' Forster, Jean Free, Calvin Gibson„ Howard Godfrey, Don- na Hodges, Florence Mae Irwin, Juan- ita Irwin, , Delina Lannon, Lorraine MacoDnald, :Ray. MacKenzie, Harvey McDonald, Irene McWhinney, Colleen ,Miilian Donna Moore, Lois 'Nivins, Doreen Petrie, Ilene Sproul, Wilma Watson, Herby Wilkins. • Brussels • James Anderson, Jean Baterrikn, Harris Campbell, Ivy Campbell, Kath- leen Clark, Jack • Coleman, ; Donna Gemmel, • Eileen Holmes, Ray Hueth- er,» Annie Hull, Billy Humphries, Rob, ert Jewell, Helen Johnston., Berva Knight, Jack •Knight, John Lawrence Laker Lois. McIntosh, Winnifred Mil; ler, Marjorie Nichol, Mavis Oliver, Jane Ovington, Mildred' Querengesser, Donald Riley, Jean Ryan, „Irene Smith, Donna. S.peir, Margaret Speer, Eileen Steiss, Gordon Stiles, George Wheel- er, Kenneth Wood. ' Ethel (S.S. No. 11, Grey) Albert Alexander, Myrtle Barlow, Isabel Brown, Florence Campbell} Shirley . Campbell, Yvonne God'den;' Ruth Helbein, Murray Keys, Clarence Machan, • Rhea ,Mann, Gordon Sbielt, Ross Shiell, Bruce Speiran; Jean •S•tephenson, • Wingham ' Joyce Brooks, Desmond Brophey, Joseph Brown, Joan Brydges, "Alice Buckman, George,Calvert, Anne 'Chamney, Donna Chittick, Mary.Ann Cleland, Muriel Cook, Maxine Ceowan, Mary Crawford, Audrey Cullitah, Mary Lois Ctititiingliam, Mary F'ranvsep Dar- ling,' Madeline Dennis, 8'ranefa Boyle, •Stewart Everlekt James Franni , Glenn $`gitton, Marion tlerrie, Lorraine heli, Ii -Manager' of SeaforthProduce • Harold Deneau, Hamilton, has been appointed 'manager of Seaforth Pro- duce Lt., succeeding G. A. Spence, who has resigned. Mr. Deneau, who has been with the Ontario Depart- ment 'of Agrinulture, is occupying an apartment in the Crich -"-block. Mr. Spence and fan ilr-4ntend-•niov-- ing to Galt the end of tins month. • Hand Injured in Hay' gin- Accident Mr, E, B. Gou'die met with an un- fortunate and pain'ful•accident on his farm, adjoining Seaforth on No. S Highway, on Tuesday. While engaged in haying opera- tions,,he was driving the horse on the hay fork in the barn when something. went' wrong. with the carriage, and the fork failed to trip. 'The sudden stoppage -broke the whiffletree behind the hOrse and the end, flew back and 'struck Mr.y Gdudie, on the knuckles, driving them ,back' into his hand.'. • -, 'The injury was both serious and painful, and Mr. Goudie will be 'one - handed for some time. `Tuckersmith Council Meets Tuckersmith municipal council' held its regular meeting en Saturday, • July 6, in the Town Hall, • Seaforth, All members were present. The surety bond of $5,000 on fie treasurer was renewed with the Do- minion of Canada General Insurance Company through their agent, M. A. Reid,, and the premium en road'insur- ance of $106,25 was also paid. John M, Govenlock and Russell Bolton, of the Seaforth Agricultural Society, waited on eouncil, requesting a grant for the society and were giv- en $100.00. Council, also reduced the charge for power• grader work done for the..3ociety by $14.00, representing 8% hours' work. James McLean was ordered paid, $75,00 for a heifer killed by dogs, and A. 18. Belt, valuator, was paid $2 for his services. . The time for opening tenders for the construction of the garage was extended to July 20. 1946. By-law No. 6, 1946, adopting the assessment roll for 1946, was given its 'required rea4ings and; passed. -Accounts passed included; Insur- ance premium, $126.2"5; grants,$100; relief, $10; road accounts, . $2,847.051 drainage accounts, $6.30; Charters, .Drain, contract, $800; salaries, .$100; postage, $5; sundry,45r Earnings to date from the pot .:grader 'have amounted to $487.50. Council adjourned to meet 'Saturn• day, Atif;uet ;•i, at 8 p,m.-°'-°Er-P. Chet, • Mr. and Mrs..Wilbertillili: Honored on 20th Weft-.. ding, Anniversary: NEWS- OF `HE SAA'1_rL Murney"; Twitchell,elght:year-old. son of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Twitchell, of Hensall, . le suffering ' a badly sprained foot, the result of an acci- dent. Murney, with another little1130Y, was sitting on the back of Bennett's milk truck with their feet hanging down, and the driver backing up thee truck backed too close to .the lralrbf' the milk house, with the result that Murney got his foot jammed between. the truck and the wall. X-rays • were taken. ' Mr..and Mrs. Wilbert Dining, ui' an Tuckerss��mm�zth, were pleasantly sur- , prised last Friday evening when some hundred relatives, neighbors and friends met at their home to honor them 'on their twentieth wedding an- niversary. On 'behalf of the neigh- bors they were presented with an end table and magazine rack and an elec- tric table lamp by friends. Cards and - dancing were enjoyed.' - The Dalry-mple reunion was 'held at Lions Park, Seaforth,, with fifty mem- bers present from Staffa, Heinen, Cromarty.. Kippen, Brucefield and 'Clinton. The reunion was called in order to have the members meet 'Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Gallaugher ` and their son, Donald, of Archydale, Sask. Mrs. Gallaugher is a daughter .of the' late .Mr. and Mrs. Archie Dalrymple. Hensall 12, Clinton 9 • hlensall ' .gained und4spnted r com- mand of first place in the Huron, and Perth O.B-A. Lhagu;e Monday' night when they overpowered their closest- f rivals, .Clinton,. 12.9. • Thee win 'gives Hensel' .its seventh ,straight victory, ". while for -Clinton• it brokea six -game winning . streak. ' • Kerslake pitched: good ball for the winners, with eight strike-ot'ts, aid showed himself in:; • command of the situation,es.pOseially* in the pinches. 'Draper and Hawkins, for Clinton, hit home runs, and Joynt, Balfour, Kerslake. and Horton each, had two hits for Hen4all: H -R. •E 4' •HensalI , ,,, , - 060 500 10-12• ,11 -2 Clinton 201 003 '30--8` 13' 3 The Women's Missionary Society of the United Church held their monthly meeting Thursday afternoon, July 4. ' The meeting took the form • of a picnic, held on the churcii own. Mrs. Cross, the president, tdok the chair • for the meeting, which opened by singing "We've a Story To Tell T. the Nations," followed with the Lord's Prayer. The Scripture le'sson wasread by Mrs. Carlile and prayer by Mrs. Laramie. Rev: B. S. Smillie, of Ras- alpura, India, a missionary now home on. furlough, was the guest speaker, presenting a very interesting account)- •of bis work as a missionary, and the ways=, and customs' of the people of that land, Mr. Smillie was very ninth' enjoyed. A de}iciot e,suppdr was sere - ed from tables on the a lawn, and the affair was greatly enjoyed. (Continued on Page 4) REMOVE EARLY •' BRICK BAKE OVENS at is probably the' oldest brick buil in' town underwent altera- tions t • week, when the orens in the bake, •op at the rear of the Card - block Were removed, The build- irg, erec d a number of years be- fore the ardno 'block, was operated -es- a bak hop by the Cardno family until the . ear. The alt ations were carried out to permit its use by the Wright Repair' Shop. , • • Brid I -to -be s Honourea About t irty-two guests were enter- tained a the home of ,Mrs: Robert. Govenlo Sr., of town, on Friday evenin last when Miss Margaret Drov ,daughter of •Mr. and Mrs. Wi r: Drover, was honored' prior to' her, approachibg marriage, The program began. with common ity singing, followed by a character skit in costume, ably presented by. Mrs. James" F. Scott. Games were enjoyed and Mrs. Scott favored with a reading. Mrs, "Thomas Govenlock asked Margaret to come forward, and M.isses..Elsie and Dorothy Drover as- sisted with the opening, of the many, lovely .gifts. .Miss Drover thanked the ladies for their kindness and .extend- ed a cordial invitation to all to visit her in Nova Scotia, r•• The following was the address : "Dekr Margaret: We,, your • friends and neighbors, have gathered here to- night to present you with these gifts. We hope they will convey the friend" liness we feel for you. We Wish you every success in your new home In. Nova Scotia, and hope yea will some times thinkof tie back here lit On- tario." ' Lunch WaS 'served at the close off' the evening. - - Teacher.; "And :. vo*, Roger!; , 'what 18the feriti'nl iCbt � elle' ' s� ,11ff a 10ri''t! • o ert , Cott d " e eJ 1° d #i1 v g t b . a,y a$.. yc. '