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.41 HOME,FLOTECTION PLAN
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tor Classified Ad. Phone 41.
Mr nd rs.. lan Thonias, of
Ottawa, at:the, bon*
of the 01'140V _
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Mrs. W.;"41; Thomas;'
la4ogilrY;41113 Mrs.:Th1.Q44.'01 visited WI 11
and Mrs. Walter AeN1/1:03",:
tMr.FA* Walters is "spending
TAW next seven. Weeks in qaoctoWn,
New Brunswick.'
! Mrs. geoqe Dundas has ,rettirn-
d home,..after Spending the Past
week, bi,'ToTooto: Mr. Frank Dun,
Dale and Darlene, Of Toronto,
came with her. Hale and Darlene
Will remain here for a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. George Raper. of
London, and Miss Ruth Walters
are at present visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Walters.
Mr. and Mrs. -Art Busby and
daughter are speeding a couple of
weeks holidaying in 1VIidland and
:other .points.
Mr. and 1VI-rs. Ivy, Renders", of
Egniendville, and Mrs. Bob Mc
TO ALL LEGION MEMBERS
HONORARY MEMBERS
and FAMILIES
Annual Legion Picnic
SUNDAY, JULY 14th
Atlowett's Grove, Bayfield
Leave Legion Hall at 1:30 p.m.
THOSE WHO HAVE CARS, PLEASE BRING
THEM
Transportation will be provided for those
who haven't cars.
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257 Feet per Pound — $7.35 per bale
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All Kinds and Quantities- of
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Seaforth
Pater "visited; with. ting of;:thee tables,,„
C1.05, W. ,:roagfq$ and groals,I40-:gloaaplg up, :Opp:
1yArs:10t0 Patterson on 51414Y, .CoMMettee at 7
Mrs. Ait and Mrs, 'T110:10.4eeircle4. te. give a clapa•
betii4gellY":'"'sliere elk" d4y's tift Of 425-14WardS,,the con panip
Toronto 'with ftionffe; • at-'004etich. Mrs. N. Reid closed
• MA'S.c. Walter grggifoot attended the meeting with seripture 'reading
the funeral oi tIVOlate Mr. AedY and prayer,
4e01614: at BkaPttgrcl.b# 1Y109.(14Y.' ' Bride -Elect ShOWerea
Mr, and Mis,-;.-Ilarycy 13ryaias and- Miss Flora Turnbull, bride-to-lie-
faniliy, of LontliM,':'• visitedwith was guest of honor $ iiii§e,01'
the former's,Anarent 1Vit, and laneoUs shower in the scheolieO41
urs. &yaw;
M. Fern Patters= attended a of the SlIFC/1 ev"1.74g'
banquet in the nurses' residence-,, Mrs- WIlhaN C..Tur4/40- wa•P,
Stratford, on Wednesday evening•charge Pf. t•46-10•19wing Prog401:
last. he evening was sponsored Loalo,aAndarilialirbtorlinaa Tutonr4doult,
yocal
duet, Brenda and Glenna Houston;
reading, Mrs. Gordon MeGavin,
contests,: Mrs. William Turnbull.
The bride -elect, her mother, Mrs.
Andrew Turnbull, and the groom's
mother, Mrs. E. Hepk, were called
to the platform, which was decor-
ated in colors of pink and white
and bouquets of flowers. Mrs.. Jas.
Smith read an address, 'after
which the gifts were presented by
Marilyn Johnston, Donna Smith
and Marian and Barbara Tiirn-
bull..
The guest of honor thanked the
ladies for the beautiful gifts and
also all who had helped in any
way. Lunch was served by the
ladies. '
School Report of No. 11, Morris
The following are the promotions
of SS. No. 11, Morris. Names are
in alphabetical order.
Grade 1 to 2—Mary Bewley, Mur-
ray Blake, Jim Blake. Sheila Flood,
Brian Pollard, Helen Searle, Carol
Shortre:ed, Linda Travis.
Grade 2 to 3—Bruce Clark, Sher -
ill Craig, Wenda Humphries, Jan-
et Shortreed, Carol Wilbee, Larry
Walters.
Grade 3 to 4—Anne Blake, Larry
Bolger, Shirley Thamer, Jolui
Thamer, Bob Kirkby. -
Grade 4 to,5—Linda Bryans, Bil-
ly McNicol, Gerald Blake.
Grade 5 to .6—Graeme Craig.
Kenneth Shortreed.
Grade 6 to 7—Brian Travis, Paul-
ine Thamer; Kirk Stryker.
Grade 7 to 8—Jean Bolger, Bob?
Humphries, Kenneth Pollard, Jean
Shortreed, Jean Walters.
Grade 8 to 9—Anne Achilles,
Reid Hackwell, Mary Lou Kirkby,
David Kirkby, Louis McNicol.—
Mrs. R. Griffith, Teacher.
School Picnic
The section of SS No. 11, Mor-
ris, Walton Public School, held a
picnic on Thursday afternoon,
June 28, in the school owing to the
inclement weather. A sing -song
was held, directed by the teacher,
Mrs. R. Griffiths. A number of
games and contests were conduct-
ed by Jean Walters. Pauline Tham-
er andBob Humphries. The new
teacher for the coming year, Mrs.
Harvey Robertson, was present to
meet the pupils.
During the afternoon Bob Hum-
phries, on behalf of the pupils, prx-
sented Mrs. Griffiths with a TV
lamp. Mrs. Griffiths fittingly re-
plied and thanked the pupils.
A dainty lunch was served.
Those in charge were Anne Achil-
les, Mary and David Kirkby and
Louis McNicol,
by the junior and intermediate stu-,
dent mimes in honor qf the gradu,-
ates and their mothers.
`Miss Teresa LubnOw, of London,
is _holidaying with her grandmoth-
er, Mrs. R. W. Hoy,
Miss -Androy liackwell, of To-
ronte, spent the weekend with her
parents, 'Mr.' and Mrs. W. C.
Hackwell , •
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Sholdice
and family -are spending the week
at Amberley. '
Mrs. Martin Baan has returned
home after spending a month with
relatives in Holland.
Mr. and Mrs. Milne Rennie, of
Seaforth, called on Miss Mari
Mowbray one day last week.
Mr. David Kirkby is spending
the summer months with Mr. and
Mrs. Don McNeil, Londesboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Bryans, of
Mitchell, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. Bryans and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Bryans.
Sympathy is extended to Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Walters (nee Shirley
Bennett), of Seaforth, on the death
of their daughter, Dianne. A pri-
vate funeral WAS held Tuesday
from the Box Funeral Home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Linton, Wind-
sor, and Mrs. Robert Mowbray and
her sister and brother from Eng-
land, visited with Miss Mary
Mowbray.
St. Columban and Walton played
a rugged game of football in the
Walton Park on Friday evening,
which resulted in a tie, 0-0. Three
of the Walton players, were injur-
ed during the game.
Don't forget the annual Sunday
School picnic of -Duff's United
Church, to 'be held in the Lions
Park, Seaforth, next Monday eve-
ning. July 15, at. 7 p.m., to take
the form of a pot -luck supper.
Mission Band will be held in
Duff's United Church next Sunday
morning at 11:30 a.m.
Bobbie Humphries entertained
his boy friends on Thursday after-
noon at a birthday party in his
honor. Following refreshments,
they attended a hal/ game.
Miss Margaret Achilles. of Lon-
don. spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Achilles.
• Miss Barbara Patterson, who
who was a recent graduate at
Stratford General Hospital, is
spending a three weeks' vacation
with her mother, Mrs. Fern Pat-
terson.
Miss Betty Hoegy has returned to
her duties at Listowel Hospital af-
ter spending a week with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Hoegy.
Mr. Murray Mills, of Bellevue,
Ohio; spent the 4th of July holiday
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Mills. Murray is assistant
.sales manager of the American
Division of the Cockshutt Co. He
flew to Louisiana on Thursday ev-
ening to assist a dealer who had I
suffered losses in the recent floods.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lu'bnow and
family, of London, visited with the
latter's mother, Mrs. R. W. Hoy,
on Sunday.
Mrs. Lawrence Cummings, of
Clinton, and Mrs. Arthur Buck, of
Halifax, called on friends in the
village on Tuesday afternoon.
The Sacrament of the Lord's
supper was observed. in Duff's
United Church Sunda Y- morning.
Those who were received by pro-
fession of faith were: Anne Achil-
les, Mary Lou Kirkby, Ruth Wal-
ters, Jean Walters, Murray Kirk --
by, David Kirkby, -Reid Hackwell
and Mr. and Mrs. W. Thamer.
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Due to a misunderstanding on rental agreement,
we haiTe moved from mit, :former stand in the
Eric Milner,Store‘to Jack Webb's Billiards (one
door ninth).
• TO our many customers
werjare sorry for any in-
convenience caused by this
move, and sincerely hope
we may again serve you
with the finest
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and LAUNDRY SERVICE
Pi4e4„days- are Mon., Wed. and Sat
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WMS and WA
The WMS of. Duff's United
Church was held in the school-
room last Thursday afternoon. The
meeting was in charge of Mrs.
Alvin McDonald, tiresident, with
Mrs. David Watson acting as pian-
ist. Following the Call to Worship
and opening hymn, Psalm 23 was
repeated in unison. Mrs. Robert
McMichael read 'the minutes of
the last meeting and the roll call
answered with "another name
Jesus is known by".
The _following thank -you cards
were read from the ladies who re-
ceived cake frOm the 70th anni-
versary of the WMS: Mrs. Lillian
Livingstone, Mrs. P. Gardiner, Mrs.
R. Lundy, Mrs. W. Davidson, Mrs.
Gilbert Grigg, Mrs. Jean MeNab.
A vote of thanks was tendered to
Mrs. N. Reid for the making of
the anniversary cake and to Mrs
Eyre for decorating it.
Mrs. R. Achilles gave the fin-
ancial statement. A delegate --to
Alma College was registered and
will attend from August 26 to 30.
The August meeting will be held
as usual, when the Baby Band and
their mothers will be invited, A
lunch of cookies and sandwiches
will be served. The WMS will give
a small donation to the Baby Band
to defray expenses at the meeting.
The topic on "Senior Citizens"
was taken by the 17th of Grey and
Boundary Group. Those taking
part were Mrs. C. Ritchie, Mrs.
William Bennett and Mrs. James
Clark. The meeting closed witir
the benediction.
The WA meeting was conducted
by Mrs. Nelson Jleid, second vice-
president. Mrs. Ronald Bennett
gave the secretary's report and
read- the thank -you cards and the
financial statement given by Mrs.
A. Coutts. It was decided to have
a fall get-together .on September t
after the coinpletion of redcorai
ing the church, to be in the form
of a:spie and ice cream social. Each
group is to look after.* 'planning
of theprogram. A open .acittilSSion
Will 'be Charged, ,;,t T
The Mahal Sunday,,,,School
pic-
nic will be bold Monday, luTy 16,
at. Seafortli.Litins Park. it will be
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CROMARTY
Mrs. Campbell' and Miss Belle
Campbell? of Seaforth, visited on
Tuesday with Mr. and •Mrs. An-
drew McLachlan.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Rolph and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Uniac and Audrey Kemp visited
with Mrs. Houghton on Sunday ev-
ening.
Mr. Albert Hamilton, of Winni-
peg, who has been visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. William Hamilton,
has returned to Exeter to visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sillery.
Mrs. Bessie Howe, of Stratford,
•is visiting with her many frienda
in the village and community.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allen and
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon and family
motored to Wasaga Beach on Sun-
day and visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Anthony Allen at their cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Millard Crandall,
of Jamestown, New York, visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Scott
and family.
Mrs.T. L. Scott is attending a
WMS training course 'at Belleville.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Eves and
two children, Dennis and Gladys,
of. Moose Jaw, Sask., are visiting
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T.
Laing, and also with other rela-
tives and friends.
Hugh Scott and brother, David,
have returned home from camp at
Kintail.
We are sorry to report George
Wallace is under the doctor's care.
WMS Meets
The WMS meeting was `held -On
Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Sarah Scott. Mrs. Scott presided
and led in the devotions. The roll
call was answered with an item
from the Record. Offertory prayer
was given by Mrs. K. McKellar.
The study book on Formosa was
under the leadership of Mrs. E.
Moore, with Mrs. T. L. Scott, Mrs.
F. Allen, 1VIrs-Houghton and Mrs.
T. Laing assisting. Mrs. Calder
McKaig had a very interesting pa-
per on the life of Dr. James Rob-
ertson. Mrs. F. Harburn gave cur-
rent events. Mrs. Grace Scott
closed the meeting with prayer.
Plan Klippen WI
Historical Meeting
The Kippen East Women's Insti-
tute meeting oh historical research
arid current;events will be held on
Tuesday, July 16, at 8:30 p.m., at
the home of Mrs. Harry Caldwell.
The co -hostess will be Mrs. Wins-
ton Workman. The roll call will
be answered by demonstrating an
old-fashioned article of clothing.
A paper will be given on the his-
tbry-of S.S. No. 10, Tuckersmith,
and a contest will be held. Current
events will be given by Mrs. John
Sinclair; .trui,sic by Mrs. John Mc-
Gregor; poem by Mrs. Ross Broad -
fent The history of the Harry
Caldwell farin Will be given. The
Iuneh committee r is Mrs. Arthur
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STEWART BROS.WEAR
Announce Music
Exam Results
The following students were suc-
cessful in recent Western Ontario
Conservatory of Music exams.
Pupils of Mrs. W. Collins:
Grade H—Lois Godkin (honors).
Grade III—Nancy Berger (hon-
ors), Ellen Connell, Wilma Jack-
son.
Grade IV—Lois Tyndall, Anita
Hillman, Glenyce Jewitt, Marie
Stone.
Grade V—Judy Thompson (hon-
ors).
Grade VI—Robert Sharp, Doro-
thy Jackson, Neila Hillman, Jean
Broadfoot (rec.).
Pupils of Mrs. M. R. Rennie:
Grade II—Mary McGregor (1st
class honors), Shirley Henderson
(honors).
Grade 1V—Kaye Marie Worden
(1st class honors), Barbara Talbot
(honors).
Grade VI—Emily Elliott' (1st
class' honors).
St. Joseph's School of Music,
pupils of Sister Mercia:
Theory, Grade I—Nancy Pepper
93 (1St class honors); Anne Morris
100 (lst class honors); Margaret
A. Stapleton, 94 (1st class honors);
Gloria Carter, 82 (1st class hon-
ors);. Judy Boshart, 94 (1st class
honors).
Theory, Grade II—Patricia Lov-
ell, °et (honors); Suane Haugh, 88
(1st class honors); Marjorie Pap-
ple, 82 (1st class honors); Mar-
garet Chesney, 88 (1st class hon-
ors),
Piano—Gayle Nicholson, 85 (1st
class honors); Peter Stiles, 81 (i.st
class honors); Anita Harrison, 79
(honors); Mary Jane Boshart, 70
(boners); Cathy Boshart, 68; Anne
McLean, 68; Margaret A. Haase,
751 (lifters); James Sills, 60;
Nancy Pepper, 67; Gene Nixon, 67;
Anne 1Vidtrisi 75 (honors); Gloria
eA;tif ' ' ;00; 'Pamela Stapleton, 70
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• CONSTANCE. NEWS OF THE WEEK
Miss Janet MacGregor, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mac-
Gregor, attended the Girls' 4 -II
Homemaking Club Conference at
the OAC, Guelph, for three days
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lohse attend-
ed the Jehovah Witnesses confer-
ence held in Toronto the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszcator and
family visited over the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Matt Sinkciner
and Mr. and Mrs. Allan Pfaff, of
Crediton.
News of the death of Mr. An-
drew Reekie, of Brantford, shock-
ed this comniunity last Friday. Mr.
Reekie, who was married to Mil-
dred Britton, daughter of Mr. Win.
Britton and the late Mrs. Britton,
was well known in the neighbor-
hood. Deepest sympathy goes out
from this community to Mrs.
Reekie and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mont-
gomery attended the Church of
God Camp at London on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Van Derie
and Cathy, of Chatham, spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wammes.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wakefield
and Bobby, of London, spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Milison and, family.
Rev. and Mrs. Davis and family,
of Norton, Kansas, and Miss Beu-
lah Woods, of Anderson, Indiana,
are enjoying holidays at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mont-
gomery.
Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood Clarke were
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mallot, Dennis
and Frank, Jr., of Wayne, Mich.;
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bedard and
farnily, of Zurieh; Mn. and Mrs.
Emmerson Coleman, Seaforth; Mr,
aiid Mrs. Ernest 'Talbot and fain-
ily,, 04 Moen, and Mt and Mrs.
Alfred 'Bloomfield and &Milk; of
Barrie. .•
Yohb* of
Tuckersmith, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Lawson.
Mr. and Mrs. William Jewitt at-
tended the funeral of Mrs. Goudie,
of Gorrie. Mrs. Goudie is the
mother of the Huron Warden.
Mr. George Laws, of Clinton, is
visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Millson.
Miss Inez Brown, Reg.N., of
Guelph, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Brown, of Hanover, spent Monday
with Mr. and Mrs. Borden Brown
and family.
Master David Preszcator is holi-
daying this week with his aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Pfaff,
in Crediton.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jewitt and
Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Jewitt at-
tended the funeral of Mr. Andrew
Reekie, in Brantford, on Monday.
Miss Janet MacGregor left for
the Huron United Church Camp,
Goderich, to spend her holidays.
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Maps Of Seaforth
Now Available
In answer to repeated request*
from visitors and residents, a de- 4
tailed map of SeaforthrshoWingm;`('
streets of the town, as well as
location of public buildings, bat,
been published by The Raton,E.
positor. Printed on heavy 1
paper, the map is available at
cents a- copy.
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Humphrey Bogart -- Aldo Ear
Joan Bennett
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Saturday & Monday, July 13 & .
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Guy Madison --- F'rank LoVeloy
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Church Serviee, Sunday,
8:00 p.m.—Rev. C:StArider
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