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Information gladly given-
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Salvation Army. -3:00 p.m., SwF
day School. 7 p m Salvation Meet-
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ing 4 pen., Thursday, Hobby
Crafts, Young People; 8 pm.,
Prayer Meeting. A cordial welcome.
-Lieut. Harry Keats, Officer -in-
Charge.
First Presbyterian Church. - 10
a.m., Bible Class and Church
School; 11 am., Pre -Coronation
Atom tilde, wliddli wag: centre
vitit a till."41•P4- "Ite' verlar
deeearations ueed were aPring ;0W-
ers and streamers. Masa Maridrie
Rem and Mee Dorothy Fischer as,
slated in serving. • •
For -a trip to eastern
wedding
ceetres, the bride changed to a
powder blue suit with red acces-
sories and a corsage d of red roses.
On their return they will reside in
Seaforth. Guests Were present trona
Collingwood, Sebringville, Mitchell,
St. Cellunban, Clinton and Geaforth.
LATE :KNE.01.31.firel•;1.174.11,
Andrew Little. U, Well'IgnoWn:iresi-
dent Of Seatortia, died Wedneeday,
lidei 20, at the honee of hi,' son
William H. Little, Hydro Rek, Blunt-.
fwd. Township, in his 93rd year.
He wee born at •Conetailee, near
seam:pi, on pnbruary ale 1861. At
this time the Huron Tract was in
the pioneer stage, and he could re-
member the 'splitting of rails for
fencing and the clearing of the for _
eet. While lie was still a boy the
family moved to Owen Sound.
When a young man he went
OA 3% It EdBlundkCat0 GO:t,trelldrt
alitl'grb.,'EturveY Mrietteeenteluttne
Mina' Jean CUirrati. and adra, Aletc
Yule, Ferantlord.
Coeientkitgiale Gyeesdetate's
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Established in Jeba
Seadorth Dintricf Higle SelmalP
students, graduates of special corn-
mOrcial have obtained the follow -
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ing positions: Jean Brown, Cana-
diem Bank of Coinmerce, Seaforth;
Leona Johnston, secrtary, Agreicuul-
tural Representative's office, ne
ton; Anne letows.ki, secretary to
accountant, Dire ,
ct Winters Trans -
P ort, Toronto; Margaret McArthur,
secretary to office manager, Super-
test Oil Co., London; Jean Siemon
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Great Northern; Life Insurance Co.,
Toronto; Margaret Smith, secre,
tary, Simpson -Sears, Toronto; Mar-
gery 'Walden, Dominion Bank, Sea-
forth.
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. NOW PLAYING
,"BIG JIM 1V1acLAIN'L
JOHN WAYNENANCY OLSON.
Thi s ,
ie a high-tension story filmed in the Hawaiian Islands. Lots
of action and suspense as, they track dome a Communist treasurer
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Mrs- Se W. Malanle-Y, St. Vital,
Man.,
demr rbsrostehoefrt,
and
Mr. Jainiaesalog.11Secosttt of
atuTth4rnmtoanirgliltraellt.
'i Wilson, Reg.N.,
London, was n town Saturday at-
ittlethe ftineral of the late An-
drevi, L. , •
Me, and Mrs. Warren Ament,
Miss Frances Ament and, Mr. Wil-
Ham Anient, Detroit, visited the
former's Mother, Mrs. Wm. Ament,
on SaturdaY: ' •
Mr. and ears. George A..thLomve,
Ci)derich' spent Sunday wi r.
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and MrsJames F. scott,
Miss Alvira Churchill and Dr.
and Mrs. Massey, Toronto, were
recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Thcon'ae Flynn.
NEXT M'O.NDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,
"DREAMBOAT" . ,
' CLIFTON WEBB GINGERRDGERS
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Clifton Webb, the College Professor, is shown as the matinee_ idol '
of silent Pictures by TV, This °Palette, is filled with, fun and laugher
from beginning to end! , •
311, A. REID - Proprietor
Estate
Service; Junior Congregation; 7
p.m., Special Service attended by
the High School Cadets an,d Bugle
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withtending
his brothers to" the West, journey-
ing by United States Railways be-
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fore'
Insurance and Real
Band.. - Rev. D. Glenn Cempbell,
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the CP.R. was built. ,
Phone 214 - Seaforth
Minister.
Northside United Church. - 10
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LATE MRS. A. BROADFOOT
After a time he returned to Sea.:
After
where he worked in the pro-,
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FOR SALE ,
ddodern Dwelling on East Wil ,
ailam st. New air conditioning unit.
Immediate Possession-
a.m., Church School and Adult
Bible Class; 11 a.m., Cieronation
Service, "We Are One in Christ";
7 p.m. "The Coronation," inustrat-
ed. -Rev. J. W. Stinson, Minister.
There passed away in Toronto,
on Monday, May 25, Clementine
Davidson, widow of the late Alex-
ander Broadfoot, formerly of Moose
Jaw, Sask.
Mrs. Broadfoot is survived by one
duce business of the late D. ' D.
Wilson. Following •this he became
the manager of the first concrete'
business established in Seaforth by
the late Frank Gutteridge. He
moulded the sills and lettering for
the Comniercial Hotel.
District Pupils Win At
Mitchell Music Festival
Pupils of Stanley J. Smith who
won prizes in the Mitchell Music
.3a,
"same Dwelling with all modern
Scillvenlendee- 1----5-eing• Suit-
Able f. .A. purchase.
NEWS OF THE TOWN
daughter, Mrs. Margaret Shoeereft,
Toronto, and a sister, Mee Edith
Davidson, Seaforth.
In 1899 he moved with his family
to MacGregor, Man., where he farm.;
Mr. and Mrs. Ross McEwen, of
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Winnipeg, spent severaldays last
week with Mrs.. Reid and Miss Gal-
braith, Goderich St.
Miss Mabel Turnbull left Thurs-
day morning for Dorval, Que„ from
where she will take a B4O.A.C.
Plane for London, England. She
will attend the Coronation and al-
so visit her brother, Mr. Arnold
Turnbull and his wife and family.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Little and
son, Brantford, were here last week
attending the funeral of the for-
,
's father, Mr. Andrew Little.
Dr. P. el'. Bechely and son Mich-
ael, who have been in Florida for
the past few weeks, returned home
Sunday evening. ,
Mrs. P. Devereaux and Mr. Ed.
Devereaux, Toronto, were weekend
guests of relatives in town.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Watson and
Mr. and; Mrs. Bert Sand.erson, Gode-
ric•h• Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Willis
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Detroit, and Mr. Robert 0. Willis,
Akron, oliio were heretlast week
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attending the funeral of their
father, the late W. G. Willis.
Mrs. Frank Novak has moved in-''
to the Mee/faster Apartments on
Market St.
Mr. and Mrs. James 'Cameron and
.Carol, Sarnia, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Illiam Wilbee over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs:. C. H. Buttery, San
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Francisco, and Mr& John Fisher,
Hensall were the guests of Mr.
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and Mrs. R. H. Sproat and Mr. and
eh s Hugh So oat, this week.
/dm B - Sroat
J. . Russell left Tuesday to
attend the W.M.S. Council of the
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Presbyterian Church in Canada, be
ing held in London in New St.
James' Church. .
Mrs. F. Cudmore and daughter,
Wallaceburgare guests of
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alltiMssrs14. HzaerirRyeCidharters, who spent.
the past five weeks in Scott Mem-
orial Hospital, has returned borne
atid is. much improved in health.
Dr. ,J. 4. Edmunds and Mr...Ed.
Lairrason, Brantford, attended the
fnneral. of ,the late Andrew. Little
last week, . and also visited Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Kling.
Mrs. ,Th4enas. Flynn and Mrs.
*rivet Dale, were in Preston. re-
cently.
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nen ..D.,elbert Smith 1,s spending
sonar! time with his parents, Mr. and
aim... Q. ad. Smith, before going to
,
Hamilton General Hospital,. v, -here
be will interne during the next
YeAF. '
, , Dr. and Mrs.. Friel Stewart, and
fhrnily, Windsor; Mr, Donald Stew-
art,. Osgoode Hall, Toronto, aud
Mrs: H. 3. 'Clancy, Detroit, and son
Ilobert Clancy, who has just re:
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turned from Korea, are guests of
Mr. and Mrs. P. D. McConnell.
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. MeKercher
spent the weekend in Hamilton and
Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel .Williams,
Florida, visited friends and rela-
tives 'here this week,
Mr. and Mrs. Wna. Mackie, Brant-
ford, visited' this week with Mrs.
Reid and, Miss Galbraith.
Mr. and Mrs. J. le. Slattery and
Mr, and Mrs. C. P, Sills and daugh-
ter, Mary Lou, spent the weekend
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ger-
don M. Hays, Detroit,
Dr. J. H. McFaul, of Toronto, was
a guest of his sister, Mrs. 2. G.
.MuiLea and Mr. Mullen on Wed-
nesday, the visit marking his 9let
birthday which . he celebrated that
day. He was accompanied by his
daughter, Mrs. Stuart Crouch. and
1Vire, VesterhOlrq, of Toronto.
Illise Isabel 'Cummings, Ottawa,
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spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs
John 'Cummings.
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' COMING---...0,THE-DEVIL, MAKES riiinEW! ,
FeSTivaillifWeelt arefollows:
Joan Bord, S.S. .5, 1VIcKillop; Fay
Ross, S.S. 4, Hibbert; Barry Dietz
S.S. 6, Logan; Gorami Dunn, S.S.
3, Tuckersmith; Gary Josling, S.S.
8, Logan; Gerald Priestap, BS. 6,
Logan; Jean Millen, S.S.' 6, McKil-
lop; Joan and Noreen Dalton, St,
Columban.
S.S.,'3 Tuckersmith, won second
in the unison chorus grouping and
se Columban'won third in the
same group. Hibbert school area
1 took second in the two-part chor-
us, and ,St. Columban won third in
the same ele".
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2 -Storey Dvvelling, with
Sperling St. Possession
Arranged .
'Modern New Dwelling, very cen-
aridly located; oil heating. An
convenlences.
Prams Dwelling on Victoria Ste
With iall modern conveniences. POD-
Session arraaiSed.
Frame, Double House on John St.
iirosseseaon arranged.
Other Properties Also Listed
M. A. REM
MEAL ESTATE : PHONE 214
ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Reaume,
Comber, Ont., tannounce the en-
gagement of their only daughter,
Marilyn Frances, to Mr. Neil Lloyd
Hodgert, son of •Mrs. Thomas Hod-
gert, Seaforth, the marriage to
take place early in June.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr, and Mrs. Sid Dolmage, Sea-
forth, wish. to announce the engage-mor
ment of their daughter, Thelma
DorothY, to John S. Burleigh, son
of Mrs. J. Murray, London the
wedding' to .take place early in
June.
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The remains rested, ,at the G. A.
Whitney Funeral Home until
Thurdsy afternoon, when a private
funeral was, held, with Dev, D. G.
Campbell of First Presbyterian
Church, Conducting the service. In-
terment was, in Maitlandhank ceme-
tery.
The pallbearers were James A.
Stewart, David R. Stewart, Dr.
Friel Stewart, Donald Stewart,
Alister Broadfoot and James Black.
LATE MRS. T. BOLTON
,. Following selengthy illness, Flor-
ence Mabel. Pollard, widow of the
late Thomas Bolton, passed away
at her home, Seaforth, Sunday,
ed for over 20 yeers, returning to
Seafoi'th in 192Q. For many years
he held the position of market
clerk, retiring about 12 years ago.
Since then he has spent the winters
with his son at Brantford, return-
ing to Seaforth each summer.
Mr. Little was one of the Oldest
members of Court Flower of the
Forest, C.O.F., Seaforth, and was a
Presbyterian in religion. lie is sur-
vived by his son William• three
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grandchildren, and an elder broth-
er, Walter, in Winnipeg. His wife,
the former •Helen Brown, of Her
purhey, predeceased him 25 years
ago, and a son, Roy, 40 years ago.
A funeral service was held at the
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Presbyterian Fireside
FellowShip Group
. Fi sift porld: Coronation Tea
byterian Church manse
was the setting , for a Coronation
tea, sponsored by the Fireside Fel-
lowship Group of the church, last
Friday. Mrs. E.A
A.
. McMaster,
president,
of the group, and Mrs.
D. Glenn Campbell received the
guests, while Mrs. W. S. Stuart
and Mrs...Frank Kling were din-
ing room and living room hostesses.
A coronation. table cloth,. which
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h d •been received by Mrs. W. J.
Stuart frem her mother in Scot-
land, was on display. . Tea was
poured, by Mrs. E. Geddes, adrs. W.
Wright, Mrs. Harry Stewart and
Mrs. H. R. ,Scott. The dining room
table Was appointed in silver can -
dlebra with red, white and blue
candles and runner of patriotic
paper and streamers.
P iano selections were contribut-
edby Mrs. J. E. Keating and Miss
Karen Kidd during the tea hours.
:Tea was served 'by members. of the
group. Miss • Alice Reid; was in
charge ef 'the refreshments. The
proceeds totalled over 240. .
ANNOUNCEMENT
on
May 24.
home of his son at 2 pen..on Fri-
f - ,z, LEMON'S
TAXI
PHONES:
ere All passengers insured
162-J or 162-W
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dunlop,
Ripley, wish to announce the en-
gagement of their d.aughter, Donna
Louise, to Thomas Francis, son' of
Mrs. Theresa Maloney, Seaforth,
and the late Thomas Maloney, the
wedding to take place in SL Peter's
Mrs. Bolton was born in MeKil-
lop and was; in her 74th year. She
was married in 1899 at Walton and
lived In McKillop until 1943, when
she. and her husband came to Sea-
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forth to live.
Surviving are two daughters,
day, from where the remains were
conveyed to the Whitney Funeral
Home, Seaforth.: Service was con,
ducted by the Rev. D. Glenn Caine'
bell of 'First Presbyterien Church
at 2 p.m, Saturday. ,•
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Interment was in Maitlandbank
cemetery. The pallbearers were J.
Roman 'Catholic Church, Goderich,
Miss Elizabeth Bolton, at home,
H. Scott, Mac McKellar, Andeew
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on June 20.
and Mrs. Lorne Hulley, McKillop.
Deceased was a member of the
Houston, Senator W. H. Golding,
John Hotham, Sr.,
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DUNGEY - H2OGG
First Presbyterian Church here
was the setting for a wedding cere-
mons at noon last Saturday, when
Rev. D. Glenn Campbell united in
marriage Lois Eileen Hogg', Sea-
United Church. •
The funeral took place Wednes-
day afternoon from the Box Fun-
eral Home with Rev. J. W. A. Stin-
son, of Nbrthoicle United" Church,
officiating. The pallbearers. were
Samuel Bolton, Earl Bolton, Rus-
sell T. Bolton, Lewis Bolton Robe
W. Campbell and Bert Glidd,on,
Clinton. Interment was in Maitland-
bank cemetery.
and Willis Dun,
das. The floral tributes were ilu•m-
erous.
Relatives and friends from a dis-
tance were: Mr. and Mrs. John
Currie, 'Paris; Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Clark, St. Thomas; Mrs. S. ,Cham-
bers, Toronto; ali. Frank Phillips,
Londesboro; Mr. and MTS. Richard
Robinson, Zerich; Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Toms, Mr. and -Mrs. Russe !
Heard, Bay -field; Mr. Ed,. Lawreson,
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ERIC and BARBARA MILNER
Phone 393 •
. Seaforth
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forth, only datighter of Mr. and
Mrs.. James Hogg, Collingwoed,
formerly of Seaforth, and Mr . Bed-
ford Bennett Dungey, "Seaforth, son
of the late- Mr. and: Mrs. William
Dungey, .
The brid,e, given in by
marriage
her father, ware ,a lloorlength white
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neckline and a fon. skirt of ice-
white -nylon net over satin •with
lace insets. Her lace -edged finger-
tip veil of nylon net was held 'by a
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EGMONDVILLE .
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' Mr. and Mrs." Lawrence Onm-
adage and son, Jim, Lucknow, spent
the weekend 'With Mrs. Ruby ruin-
das and faailly..
r. an
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ert ,Clark
Muirkirk, visited Mrs. Sund,aY with , othe
latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S.
Watson.
Mr, and Mrs. Don McKenzie,
'Cranbrook, spent 'the weekend with
the formees mother, Mrs. Hugh
McLachlan, and Mr. McLachlan.
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headdress encrusted with pearls.
She- wore a, rhinestone necklace, a
gift of the bridegroom, and carried
red roees.
Mrs. Edward Fischer, Seafortb,
as bridesmaid, wore a floor-lengt)
gown of yellow nylon net over ta
feta with accordion -pleated front
and( inserts of Chantilly lace. A
halo of yellow roses held her shoul
der -length veil of net, and she car-
ried a nosegay of spring -flowers.
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Mitchell, brother of
the bridegroom, was best man.
Following the ceremony a recap
tion was held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Toll, myth, Uncle
and aunt of the bride. A hand-
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DUBLIN 0
Announcement
The engagement is announced of
Louise Bridget, daughter of Mrs.
Catherine Feeney, Dublin, and the
late Frank Feeney, to Mr. Francis
Stephen Maloney, second son of
Mr. and ,Mrs. Peter E. Maloney,
McKillop Township. The marriage
will take place in. St. Patrick's
Church, Dublin, Saturday morning,
June 13, at 9:30 o'clock.
A•nnouticements
Mr. and Mrs. George A. White.,
R.R. 2, Gadshill, announce the en-
gagement of their youngest dangle
ter, .IVIarie Catherine -to Mr. John
Benedict Meagher, eon of Mr. and
Mrs. John Meagher, R.R. 1, Dublin.
The marriage will take place on
Saturday morning, June 13, at 920
in St. Patrick's Chnrcn,
Kinkora.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Haggarty,
R.R. 2, Monkton, wish to announce
the engagement of their youngest
daughter, Margaret Ann, to Mr.
John Francis O'Reilly, only son .of
Mr. Louis O'Reilly, R.11. 2, Dublin,
and the late Mrs. O'Reilly, the
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id's Church, Logan, on June 6, at
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Chase &. Sanborn INSTANT COFFEE -R. 73c, for 63c
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Shower for Local Girl
At WinthropHome
A. miscellaneous shower was
held4t the home of Mr. and Mrs.
George Pethick, Winthrop, in hon-
or of Miss Lois Hogg, "Seaforth.
The evening was spent in games
and contests,. conducted by Mrs,
Robert Dodds. A reading, "Pop-
ping Corn,' was given by Mrs. Roy
Williemson. An appropriate ad-
dress was. read by Miss Marjorie
R.
A decorated' basket, loaded with
gift, wee brought in by Diane and
Betty Dolmage and er daMargaret Alex-
ander. AftisPlying . the gifts,
Lois thanked the group and lunch
was served. .
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ed to Detroit over the weekend and
attended divine worship with Lin -
coln Lodge in that city.
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lows: M. E. Clarke, D. H. Wilson,
W. •.A. 'Wright, Orville Oke, George
MeClinchey, Keith
Pickard, Keil -Car-
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